Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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TO NEW HORIZONS Miss Adah Sands again had the iob of Health Coordinator, and she taught pre-nursing. She also acted as an adviser for the freshman class. Mrs. Ruth Robertson had many duties as she car- ried out her iob of school nurse. Mrs. Ruth Robertson, school nurse and Miss Adah Sands assist I y ,, U wwf' di 1 li a fi Q XA, ,, , K .W ,t ,S ,. HEALTH SERVICES while Dr. Kraft completes a routine a routine health examination. IT WON'T HURT A BIT! Nurse Ruth Robertson smiles slightly as she gives a smallpox inoculation to a not-so-smiling student. Physical education and health were taught by Mrs. .loan Kern, Mrs. Marlys Thomas, and Carl Was- mund. Mrs. Kern also taught social science and served as adviser for the trampoline team, the tumbling teams, and the freshman class. Mrs. Thomas was the adviser for the Girls' Ath- letic Association, the drill team, and the freshman class. Mr. Wasmund was one of the coaches of the B squad football team and was an adviser of the freshman class. ,,...M---4-1- THIS SIDE OF THE COURT The tennis courts were a popular place for physical education classes during the spring: space near the windows on junior high side was often at a premium. too. PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS Carl Wasmund. Mrs. Joan Kern, Mrs. Marlys Thomas it Y l f ' ' i.. . A i i , vs , , . .Z .... is its l ,Fi ei we ' . .I e M ,. ' 5 c ' l i I9

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DRIVER TRAINERS Karl Decker. Arthur Larson 5 INSTRUCTORS POINT Have you ever had the experience of driving along and just about hitting such things as parked cars, telephone poles, or mailboxes at different times during the day Such was the life ot the drivers training teachers, Karl Decker and Art Larson. Besides teaching drivers training, Mr. Decker also taught industrial arts and served as a senior class advisor. omi.L PRESS ' f R -.A ww..,v-H hmm! 2' 1 L, .jj st Iffrizj 1 , CHRISTMAS TREE BASES Shop instructor Robert McGrew helps a student with the drill- Christmas tree stands were popular projects during the month ing ol a leg for a furniture project. of December. MANUAL ARTS INSTRUCTORS Carl Sparks, Robert McGrew ECAN SCGIWS Hundreds of projects were constructed in shop classes this year, with such unusual items as a tobog- gan or ski bender frame and a one-man submarine included. Cedar chests, gun cabinets, coffee tables, lamps and jewelry boxes were other popular projects. Basic purposes of all manual training courses were to enable students to handle tools, and to under- stand basic woodworking principles that apply to all projects, simple or difficult. l l i ?l i l i l l l

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LEADERS IN THE CLASSROOM Agriculture was taught by Bert Badham and Mike Mowrer. Mr. Badham and Mr. Mowrer also acted as co-advisers for the Future Farmers ot America. FARM SHOP Agriculture students learned how to repair farm machinery as well as how to raise crops. Here a student uses a carborundum grinding machine. K x To consider any professional educational problems of the Puyallup school district is the purpose of the Puyallup Education Association. This association includes all teach- -new ers and administrators working in the school district. The o ' organization works to combine the efforts of its members to acquire better teachers' welfare and more effective methods of instructing. AGRICULTURE INSTRUCTORS VISUAL AIDS Bert Badham, Mike Mowrer. One of the many useful teaching tools is the slide projector. PUYALLUP EDUCATION ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS Here Mrs. Nydia Case explains a point to her class with the Paul Simons, Lyle Christopherson, Alfred Jewel, William Clemons, Miss Marlene help of the projector. Bohnen, Mrs. Nydia Case. 20