Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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l ' P. E. A. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dennis Gallugherg James Hatton, treasurer, Mary Blomberg, secretary, Frances Rosenzweig, presidentg Helen Alexander, Donald Rice, vice 'presidentg J. Alden Vanderpool. A TEACHERS WORK AND PLAY IN P. E. A. Above: Cold, Louie? Above: M-m-m-m, good! Below: C. Bell, Ranniger, Cementina compete in bottle contest at party given by faculty wives. Since the teachers in Puyallup believe that much can be accomplished by united effort, they are ioined in a group called the Puyallup Education Association. They are also members of the Washing- ton Education Association ancl the National Educa- tion Association. The first social affair of the year was a salmon bake at Pt. Defiance Park, and this served as a wel- come to the new teachers. Following this was the annual Christmas party which was somewhat unusual this year. The first two courses were held in the homes of the faculty members, and then the entire group went to the high school cafeteria for the last two courses. The exchange of gifts and program were held at the Meeker kindergarten. Monthly business meetings were attended by the members of the organization, and a spring picnic was also scheduled. Below: Gift exchange at Christmas party.

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r. l ' . COOKS Ethel La Casse, Estella Steiner, Mabel Lockwood, Doris Bain, Ethel Nichols, Elizabeth McAllister. WORKERS AROUND SCHOOL Let me in line! Save me a seat at your table! These and other remarks are heard during the rush of lunch time when the students gather in the cafeteria to polish off in a few minutes the food that the cooks have taken hours to prepare. A helping hand when girls feel ill or when articles are lost is given by Mrs. Rosemary Woeltle, matron, who has a variety of duties around the school. Vital cogs in the operation of the school are the cus- todians who have the never-ending job of cleaning and repairing the halls and rooms in the high school building. Above, left.: Rosemary Woelfe, Matron. Below, left! Mike Quantro, Bill Sievers, Charles Allen, Custodians. Below, right: Harry Brian Ben Morrisson, Custodians. 'I7