Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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J , v Parent-Teacher-Student Council, which is new this year, has developed the parent's interests in the student's studies and acti- vities. Parents and students listen as Mr, Don Hartung, prin cipal, leads in a discussion, Topics ranged from the new live- subiect curriculum to smoking and this stunt asyembly. sf. .- ,- .fl J, f ,. l . X A 4, ' 1.-f -' ' 21 x, . , - - ,X X 17, ff ,, , 44 .4 ' H A, V I X - 13,12 , I V, J ' z if Ld , ll X 271113 il , LJ .filly .fl 49 L ll fldlfj f ' JV! flfzfi N' f . 1 , , -sf le 1 l i rs- j .41 if . 4 .c U 1 QL? j -H Aff: i ff -FAM Ley L vL,,f V 7 I v .f 0,03 I, ,,-'Iff r -' T' V 'E U xl y , F fy, - A ,A 5' ,i l. t l l ' J J- ! f ,s--' Z 4 ' I 546.4 ' rl l 'ff-g e' ,JN 4 ' ' t I 1' , I J, .- VA I Ia!!! .iff I ,, M1 nz ' -' 'z ' fra' Ii 1 Q A , fl Jr,-l,1ff?i i l A Qi. i . ' 5 ' ' . ' f ' A. , I Al 1 1 314 ph? vii!!-.K A! J H rn ji I , .A f' fi P ij 7 I ' ' i i , ' J' 1 Science teacher of the year, D from left to right: Suzanne Ric P J enry, warns his che on, John Skirving, ff' KV mistry tudents Jerry ohannes against mixing zinc and sulphur together. Students are Richard Berg, Ron Arndt, and William Larkin. J-s v

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CONTENTS ML. kj ', A 5 ixb . if N if El L I, T is 1 Ayglrislfiln fs Extfa curricular oct vities were, fltfs alviays, ai' important part of schlpol lite in '5 -'59. Sluqlbts ioined organizations which were suited N: eir talents and tastes. Freshmen tgbpugh senio s ' ere eligible to goin most organiza ns eetings ere held after school hours. .ii to Q f ll . j Phges 62-97 illj N T by fi T .vb lj sl! ADVERTISING Supporting many PHS functions were the businessmen of the area. The advertisers sup- ported the Viking teams, the publications, and various other activities. In turn students patron- ized the advertisers. Pages 126-135 lv fr' ff x like JT U x Lrv RTS in Working t ir rdest all year around were c slinl! squad, t nis and track teams took -t ir aces beside the football, basketball, and l th spo ts oflEHS. This year the rifle team ball teams as up-and-coming sports. Coaches it , ent hours working with he teams to make the school an munity r d. y ,' 'Bambi-f ages 100-f ffm l L 1 7 If iv X! f 'ff T Q if ilflll

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