Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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THEY SERVE OUR SCHOOL LUNCHROOM DIRECTOR Mrs Dorls Murphy looks over one of the lunches served to PHS students in TIME FOR LUNCH The cooks were an charge of preparlng and serv ot hu e s Puyallup students throughout the drstruct FRONT ROW Mrs Lllllan Selfert Mr Cozette Moh'er Mrs Loretta Henry Mrs Susan Barry Mrs Mary at Ms Ann Todd Mrs Esther La Gran e K ROW Mrs Marlan Sherry Mr E e' ols Ms Grace Daleskey and Mrs Deores Dovre STRI FAMILIAR FACES These men cheerfully greeted the bus rndlng stu dents each day as they made thelr rounds dellver :ng students to and from school FRONT ROW Ruben Kanzler Marvln Henderson Dwlght Rob lnson and Roland Harrrs BACK ROW Charlie Crabb Ernie Luckow Norm Dlllon Al Klrm ob Stone and bus mechamc Bob Frans Absent George Stounbaugh and Archle Wrlght nn. BOILER ROOM SCENES NIGHT JANITORS are the custodlans From left to rlght John Perkuns Bull Suevers ud astungs In u velan l t w re Cleveland and Harold LaVene charge of keeplng the school shlpshape at nlght frm Qf Qs. 23 ' I I H V . V A -V ,, 'I I , K ,ff , ' 'Vg ' I 53' ' . . f . X g 4 5- lng h and cold lunches for the ndr d of 4 ' . f ' ,rl 1 . ' , s, r . . Ay U . Slo -, r . I , ' . V H g . BAC : . , s. th , Nich . r . . - ,, 5 'Te ,X , .. Z. ' B Buslly keeping the school bowlers and other machlnery in working order , 1 , , B AI H . left, d B d Cle d. rgh, e ln I Q gm Q . I' . , N ' 'uv . ,XI es f Q, ' '. --T01 . V , . the ,ar , C' I C on C f:-J S M 4 'S . F . 1 I Kltxa l A j- ii , H- .x ni' . , -

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V SHOP TALK From blueprint to boat Bob McGrew left and Carl Sparks B S KEEP BUSY W H WOOD AG SHOP PROJECTS Mechanical Drawing l featured three view drawings first in pencil then in ink Second year students studied protections and sectional views A complete set of house plans was drawn traced and blueprmted in the third year Sheet metal patterns are also developed Carl Sparks the instructor was also the athletic director and a guidance assistant First year woodshop students learned the basic steps of hand and simple machine woodworking In all three years certain prolects were undertaken some are re quired others the boys chose themselves Each third year student must give a demonstration on a machine for the class Freshman class adviser Robert McGrew was the mstructor for the woodshop classes right check details of one of the student protects made n AG MECHANICS woodshop Agriculture protects and studying dairy cattle were lust a part of the agriculture course The boys also obtained a basic knowledge of insects diseases and fertilizers. They learned the basic steps in constructing and repairing machinery and studied feeds feeding weeds grasses and marketing steers hogs and sheep. Individual shop proiects were the next step along with farm management. Metal shop teaches fundamental and advanced metal working techniques. The course included study and prac- tice of welding cutting and operating the steel lathe. Metal work units were included as were instructions on care and upkeep of the metal working tools and equip- ment. Mike Mowrer and Duane Kaiser, the instructors, were the advisers of Future Farmers of America. Mr. Mowrer also taught general science and Mr. Kaiser instructed the class in metal shop. 22 As Duane Kaiser adjusts the valves on a small tractor Mike Mowrer looks on giving his advice

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is After many hours of preparation these lucky five students won for themselves and for the school top honors at the regional science fair From left to right Judy Muller Janice Reeder Ron Arndt Julius Brecht and Jerry Busick ..Af 1 f I vf f .7 ff, -avi,-Q '49 1 Qyyi .L 54, ,, V, ,5A L11 Studying in the library was necessary part ol schoolwork to every honor student! Senior Jim Douvre shows Marlene Iverson Georgine Swanson Margaret Cox and Pat Ney also seniors where to find an answer. f