Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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LANGUAGES BOOKSTEACH UT FOREIGN LI Habla usted Espanol? Latlnane ducts? lf your answer to both questuons us no, then you havent studued a forengn language Mass Fneda Scheltllns Latan students memoruzed con gugattons and declensuons learned verb forms and studued ancuent Roman lnfe Mass Scheatlun also advised the Latmeers and assusted an the guidance offuce Translatung Spamsh literature wrmng composntuons nn Spamsh readmg current Spanish magazmes and conversung tn good Spanlsh were some of the actlvutnes of the Spamsh classes under the unstructlon of Wulllam Denevan M Denevan also advused the Spannsh club Los Amlgos Both Spanush and Latsn classes wrote for language news papers Putting books In theur proper places on the shelves, checkung out books and collectnng tunes kept the student llbrarlans busy Two gurls each peruod gave up thelr tlme to assist Mnss Florence Pfefferle the head lnbranan 5' LANGUAGE TEACHERS Frueda Scheltlm shows Bull Denevan a Latln project which one ot her students made SPANISH CLASS Bvll Denevan leads has Spamsh class an a duscussnon LIBRARIANS LIBRARIANS LIBRARIANS Marlene Iverson, Carol Cordes, Karen Webster. SEATED Vurgmua Newman, Muss Florence Pfefterle, Jean Karan Hayworth, Sharon England, Shlrley West and Darlene Wells put books hack on the Moffat STANDING Jud: Davenport, Roberta Reed man, and Margaret Mahan examme the card fule shelves I , l . . . in 4 XX . . , 1 . I . . . I . . my . r. - E . . I . . - G ri A u Q - l . . I . . . . A li X lt. M'

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N41 1' STUDENTS LEARN T0 BE INTELLIGENT DRIVERS DRIVERS TRAINING Karl Decker and the two top druvers traunung students from the lurst semester Sally .lanowslu and Jack Roscoe EER gg 'lam .nfl GIRLS GYM TEAC. Robun Renuck hands Muss Barbara Arnot phys BOYS GYM TEACHER Carl Wasmund physucal educatuon teacher watches whule Jum teacher the jolly ball Tyson and Duck Callahan wrestle Why do automobule accudents happen? Druver traunung students are so unterested un thus questuon that they must make a notebook wuth cluppungs on the sublect of accudents The course meets the requurements of unsurance companues wuth thurty hours of classroom work and seven hours of actual druvung Only the fundamentals of druvung, step by step and safety factors are covered so the student us ex pected to do some practuce druvung on hus own The traunung course whuch us approved by the Amerucan Automobule Assocuatuon meets three tumes a week leavung the other two days for druvung Karl Decker druvung unstructor, was also the senuor class advuser un charge of graduatuon announcements and cards Basketball tennus badmunton and tumblung these are some of the skulls that the freshmen acquure un physucal educatuon class Every two weeks the classes change from the gym to the classroom and back, as the boys and gurls use the gym alternately In the classroom these students study health Carl Wasmund physucal educatuon teacher, also coached the football B squad and was a freshman class advuser Barbara Arnot the gurls physucal educatuon unstructor was un charge of all the gurls athletucs and ad vused the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon I5 'Y7' u I - '7 u ' -.. n jp . , , , . I I I u I , . ,Ju - K I 51 - - ir -, , 1 Yr . ' ' ..,,, -H .. - 1 1- ' I 1 H- Y E, 2,,.-- -M v Vx -- la - , f .l....., Q -. ,ff I . r Q4 Q- .g ' , - I I , ' x A ..-' . ,X . A-.3 - 4- T ' I , Y.. u ,.:-.pg-11, , ' . cPZ?f7 1' S s I , ' ff Al ir, ' ' . ' '-.ff R I , ed f . . - uf ' - , . . . . . . - - - I I I 1 e I Q u ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . s e l ' . . . . . . - - . - 1 I I ' e e I 1 1 0 0 ' I U 9 . - 1 . . . . . - - I - r I ' . . . . . . , . . . 1 1 ' - 1 . . . . .

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1 I MATRON Mrs Loulse Redford our school matron counsels one ot the students Karen Groshong CIVICS CLASS Mrs Nydla Case and students partncnpate un a crvlcs panel The students are Frank Weeks Betty Smlth Norma Merrnll Jerry Hoglund, and Ball Larkms To guve the student a better understandlng of the other peoples and natnons of the world, as well as our own, as the purpose of the socral studues program at PHS Washmgton state hnstory, the study of the Pacrflc North west and the state of Washungton, emphaslzes the use and management of resources, early hnstorucal background, state and local government, developmental trends, and the future posslbslutles of Washmgton State The semester course was taught by Frank Broulllet, who also taught world hlstory, U S hustory and cnvlcs, advlsed the lumor class, and coached the basketball team World htstory, requrred of all sophomores, gnves back ground Information on past events so that students can better understand today's problems A supplementary study of current events IS Included AI Jacobs, track coach and fresh man class advuser, taught world hustory, and so dld Miss Palma Larson, Glrls' Club adviser and guldance assistant Mass Larson became :II an the mnddle of the year, and Mrs Margaret Hollns took her place for the remalnder of the term IN SOCIAL SCIENCE Mrs Loulse Redford the matron us nn charge of the gurls rest room and us always there to help gurls wath their problems Mrs Redford also advuses the Vonce of Chrustuan Youth SOCIAL STU DIES TEACH ERS Frank Buster Brounllet, Art Larson, Paul Snmons, Al Jacobs, and Mrs Margaret Hollis examme extra credlt projects made by Mr Jacob's stu dents The emphasus un Umted States hlstory us on four basnc umts the struggle over states' rughts and slavery which caused the Cnvnl War and as the background for the con troversy over segregatnon today, the development of our economrc system, the events that led our country to become a world leader and our part an both world wars, and the socual and polltncal changes an the last one hundred years Cavlcs the study of cnty, county, state, and federal gov ernment us untended to develop better cutuzens Polntrcal partaes and a comparlson of Commumsm, Socuallsm, and Capntalusm are studued, as well as clvul and crnmlnal pro cedures, rnghts, and the Constntutuon Mrs Nydna Case, sensor class advlser, taught US hnstory and crvucs, so dld Art Larson, lunuor class advlser and track and football coach World problems, taught by Paul Slmons, IS desrgned to Interest the students ln current events and polltrcal develop ments Mr Slmons advused the lunlor class, taught US. history and cnvncs, and was nn charge of all the essay contests 'I7 f-. - - - ww e? f.1 '-,fa v 1 ' ff .1-C' It ' ' MANY NATIONS STUDIED It f K 11 ll as as A l It ' 'L - C Q. : Q' ' 'I I f C ,ff Q I' . , . . I I . . . 2 I I , N h , I A 3 I J - W , , g --I , J, r y I ' A 1:5 f f t