Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Vanderpool, Otness, Scheitlin, Rosenzweig, Bargrneyer, Walter, Vollen. gnlzlghtenecl gclucators During the year the Puyallup Education Association has been working toward the continued welfare and improvement ol the public schools in Puyallup. In order to strengthen its organization the association adopted a new constitution embodying a Board of Directors to provide continued active leadership over a period of years. The students and city of Puyallup may well be proud of their teaching staff. Pro- fessionally, they have been members of the state and national associations 100 '70 tor 26 consecutive years, a record equaled by only one other city in the state. The group has always cooperated with the school board in school and community projects. Individually, the teachers have be- come an integral part of community life, adding much thereto. The social highlight of the year lor the association was the annual Christmas party held at Ingham's Motel. School Board' mem- bers and their wives were the special guests of the association. A spring picnic was the tinal social event of the year. Directing the activities of the group were the following elected officers: Kurt Barg- meyer, presidentg I. Alden Vanderpool, vice presidentg Frances Rosenzweig, secretaryg Robert Vollen, treasurer. Board of Director members included Frieda Scheitlin, George Walter and Oak Otness. Numerous commit- tees worked effectively throughout the year. McGowan, Mundell, Steiner, Zabroski, Schill, McAllister. C 0 0 K S . ...... ......,,-.s...c 1...-..s.e.. J .w. z. 1.-L..L.:. 4....e,:.. ...,1.. .,

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WILLIAM WHITESEL-Algebra. Solid Geometry, Iunior High Assistant Coach, Track, Fresh- man Class Adviser. MARK WHITMAN-Guidance Di- rector. Maintenance. LILLIAN YOUNGBERG - Dra- maticsg Plays. HAROLD ZEPP Knot pictured!- Drivers' Training, CUSTODIAN S Bill Sievers, Charles Allen, Edward Larson, E. H. Thornton. GLADYS SORENSON-Art: Art Adviser for Viking Vanguard and Viking: Iunior Class Ad- vxser. CARL SPARKS - Manual Train- ing, Basketball. Football, Boys' Counselling. JOE TAYLOR--Reading, Health and Guidanceg Ir. Viking Pa- tro . ROBERT VOLLEN-Ollice Prac- tice, Typing, Economics, Short- hand, Mimeograph Stall. I. ALDEN VANDERPOOL-Social Science, Music, World History. GEORGE WALTER-Physics. Bi- ' ologyg Visual Education. DAVID WAGNER--Maihematics. Radio. CARL WASMUND -Health and Guidance: Freshman Class Adviser, Baseball, Interclass Basketball. Mrs. Rosemary Sherman, Matron Students in Mobile X-Ray Unit. Ynstructors

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D. Glaser, Bogrand Harmon. Representing the associated students of Puyallup High, the boards of control discussed and decided issues brought to them from junior and senior high home rooms. Every other Tuesday morning at 8:15 o'clock, and any other time the occasion warranted, the senior high group could be found in the teachers' lunch room, striving to come to a decision on a problem or just discussing the pros and cons of an issue. Letters for the projection crew, a new flag pole for the front of the building, and the all-important squirt gun rage were effectively taken care of during the term of 1947 and 1948. A campaign for clean halls was started by this group. The plan was to have the halls on each floor kept clean by those having lockers there. The group that kept the halls the cleanest at the end of the week received a banner which would hang in that hall until the end of the next week when the next Winner would get it. Senior high board of control consists of one rep- resentative from each home room and study hall, the student body oflicers, and the advisers. - t - f 1 Riff SENIOR HIGH BOARD OF CONT Back Row-Wagner, Guggisberg, Hildreth, M. Dall, Temp- lin, Butler, Rudnick, McGrath, Boush, Boyd, Lyckrnan Front Row-Crabs, Mohr, Farrar, Sawyer, May, Svinth ROL Fred Rudnick, President Ray May, Vice President Dick Crabs, Yell King Dorothy Mohr, Secretary :Respected n ,,,.hl... .