Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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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

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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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,Q OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS fTranslatuon Have a happy vacatuont Each symbol stands for a dufferent sound accordung to the shorthand students Takung down the teachers Muss Patrucua Krause or Muss Duane Granger ductatuon they struve for speed and accuracy Hugh school typusts learn to set up letters reports and manuscrupts under the unstructuon of Muss Margaret Hughes Muss Kruase and Muss Granger Muss Granger also advused the drull team and the sophomore class Student bookkeepers apply theur book knowledge as they keep the accounts of three sets of busuness papers Muss Hughes the bookkeepung unstructor was un charge of the season tuckets thus year Preparung gurls for any offuce 'ob offuce proctuce un cludes woruc on several machunes such as the calculators dutto ductaphone and the mumeograph as well as fulung and general offuce procedures The gurls prunt tests and programs for many of the school functuons under the un structuon of Muss Krause offuce practuce teacher and head of the mumeograph staff Muss Krause us also un charge of the studentbody books The students who took care of these books thus year were Nancy Perry and Jo Ann Hosler 18 COMMERCIAL CLASSES TEACH OFFICE WORK BUSINESS EDUCATION TEACHERS SEATED Muss Duane Granger Muss Hulda Skreen STANDING Muss Patrucua Kraus Ray Barnes Muss Margaret Hughes HEALTH STAFF on Muss Sands arm Busuness law covers contracts employer employee rela tuons unsurance debts and property transactuons General busuness uncluded money management bankung unsurance transportatuon and travelung Both courses are under the unstructuon of Ray Barnes the wrestlung coach Dustrubutuve educatuon us a two hour mornung class con sustung of retaul sellung and sales Englush allowung the students to work durung the afternoons Four hundred fufty work hours and three hundred sixty class hours uncludung sales promo tuon dusplay store aruthmetuc and all types of consumer goods are requured by Muss Hulda Skreen Muss Skreen also taught Englush Muss Adah Sands health coordunator for the Puyallup schools and prenursung unstructor us un charge of such servuces as the dental hyguene program vaccunatuons and shots and sught and hearung tests She us assusted by Mrs Odny Wuse the school nurse ls. L A u ' 'uf 1 - , I ' 0 Ll I ,A ' We 2' p A X ' T, , , 5 ' 1 , ' mn '1 , 1 VTX' s - 'i ,. XX s g Y' A 0 u u Q 5 t A ,Xl Y .-Q........!.-, ' Nancy Perry hard at work on a cornptometer. Miss Adah Sands and Mrs. Odny Wise demonstrate a splint . I . , ' b - ' I ' . - s ' T I I ' - I l ' 1 1 f 1 . ' I , I I . l I . . . ' . . . . . u . - , - , . . I . . - ' . I ' I I , I . . . l . . . . . I . . . . f I I I I . . ' ' Q u n I . . f - . . Q V , . . . . . . . . , - - , .