Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Ray Johnson was awarded the Harry ALTERNATE, HONORABLE MENTIONS HONORED ALSO Kent Decker Winner of the Altrusa Kent Decker was the 1959 recipient of the Car- penters' Union No. 470 scholarship award which also carries with it the promise of summer employ- ment throughout college. Scholarship achievement, good citizenship, financial need, and popular- ity are the basis for awarding this scholarship, Kent gained many at these qualifications through being president of Viking Knights, a participant on the tennis squad, basketball team, and a member of the honor society. Alternate for this award was Gary Nelson, while Dave Larson received honorable mention Clubs retail selling award was Carol Fisher with An drea Murphy taking alter nate and Freddie Dennis be ing honorable mention The award carries with it fifty dollars Qualifications for the award include training and work experience per sonality character a n d scholarship Larry Baginski was the winner of the Art Award presented by the Junior Womens Club in recognition of his outstanding work in ar Carol Fisher Larry Baglnskl Ray Johnson Sandra Bacon Hanson Boys Inspirational Award Ray was active in athletics winning nine letters Sandy Bacon was the winner of the Girls Club In spirational Award for having been the inspir ation of the senior high girls Sandy was Yell Queen ALTERNATES AND HONORABLE MENTIONS ROW 1 B Caldwell D Larson L Whitman Joe Zimmerman Jim Zimmerman G Nelson B Johnson W Boettcher J Verzemnueks ROW 2 D Davis N Celmer J Reeder K Murphy F Dennis S Biehn A Murphy R Lund J Palo C Ross K Hanson S Ptitzenmeyer RH 'tr' 'T v 28

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SCHOLARS, ATHLETES Victory awards were presented to winners of six or seven ath- letic letters, six students qualified this year. len Jascur, Ken Barnes, Reed Robertson, Jerry Johannes, Ray Johnson, and Joan Kurz re- ceived this top athletic honor Ray Johnson and .loan Kurz were presented gold victory awards while the remaining four seniors earned silver victory medals Carole Ross Karren Hanson VICTORY AWAR DS Gold and Silver Victory Award winners pose lo picture Kneeling are silver award winners Reed Ro Winner of this years Bausch Lomb science award was :'f 50 Joan Ku and my 'loh 5 S d '9 U' en Barnes and Len Jascur silver winners and gold Carole Ross This award goes to the senior who has mam gwgrd wmngr Ray Johnson tained the highest scholastic average in the three sciences biology chemistry and physics Besides science Carole was president of the Girls Athletic Association and was on the annual staff and nn honor society Karren Hanson was named the outstanding prospect in the drama department this year For this honor she received the annual Drama Award Besides carrying the lead roll in several plays Karren was class yell leader vice president of the Girls Club and an officer nn Drama Club and Future Teachers of America Barbara Knull Bruce Caldwell The Karshner Award carrying with it a S200 scholarship is given to a senior boy and grrl who plan to attend the University of Washington This year Bruce Caldwell and Barbara Knull were the recipients Based 50 per cent on scholarship both recipients readily qualified since Bruce was valedlc tornan and Barbara placed fourth Character accounts for 20 per cent of the qualifications with leadership and self support 15 per cent each Bruce was very active in the instrumental music department where be sides being a member of the band and orchestra he played in nearly every ensemble Barbara was editor of the Viking Vanguard president of Honor Society secretary of the senior class and president of her Tr: Hi Y Alternates and honorable mentions for the Karshner award were Gary Nelson and Joan Palo and Bob Johnson and Randlne lund respectively .41 Chosen by members of the band and orche tra as winners of the Ran som Delano Music Inspiration Award were Marnell Clement and Larry Whit man This award was established in 1947 In memory of Betty Ransom a band member who died during her senior year and Elwm Delano who was stricken with polio the same year Honorable mentions went to Sally Pfutzen meyer and Bruce Caldwell Larry Whitman Marnell Clement W . , 'cy . . , . -V Y v ' I I , . I n , n 1 a .. 1 . .- ' . . . . I - ,Nev 5- . . . Kleisf . mite .I . .. ' , ' I S ' - l n 4 . ' - . K 3 ' ' 27

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-gi ren HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW S Ptrtzenmeyer B Knull D Srrnons S Odman C Mosolt M McCallum C Zech S Martun L M ey J Re d C Palo B Thurston arson M Smuth P rckel e c ormuck ennrson a nacht a T L Wesco renson C Knudson S McPherson J Akers C ochrmsen L Keck C llson hompson L Jenkuns J Patr k B ess m nd J Mesler N hompson J La son S Lyman H Zremer K Kell nowsk o azmann aus on e or evrns K Wrnch W 4 rombley C oss artunson os y u :ns I G Snode L Haugseth J What m rdan L vage J ese erson N ral ee Zan G Mart BACK ROW P Strong B Robrnson B Samuelson D Reeder D Thomas B Larkun K Decker J Johannes B Johnson T Stunson D Larson M Wade F Srmons C Ellrott V Stone C Wanner HONOR SOCIETY BOASTS MANY SCHOLARS LEADERS The Honor Socrety s membershnp was composed of honor students who partrclpated In at least two extra currncular actrvutnes The purpose of the club was to honor and encour age hugh scholarshlp leadershup good character and servuce The club sponsored a membershrp drnve and a swummnng party A banquet was held In the sprung honoring the seniors One of the deservung sensor members of Honor Society was presented wuth a scholarshlp at the end of the year Offrcers of the club were Barbara Knull president Jerry Buslck vlce presrdent Helen Zremer secretary and Larry Bagunslu treasurer Wrllram Denevan was the clubs adviser HONOR SOCIETY NT ROW J Hosler G Chrrstranson S Bacon G Goelzer D Davrs K H nson E Eld ed n Br: ROW 2 J Duseth M Drckey M Clement C Hennmg N Celmer C Chervenka H Hammermeuster J Eggrman J Etzel N Bradfleld R Fox ROW 3 D Fer ra C Fusher F Denms C Downung J Geger P Booh L Alkema K Hanson S Gerger A Helander S Herren B Derkland S Coo ey B ROW R Hnggms D Anderson C Caraway L Bagunskn D Berg D Beckman L Whrtman J Zrmrnerman R Berg R C pbell B Caldwell J Bum 29 1 33 . 'X 1 4 w, . lv Y H V, , 'v 1 . ' , . . . ' , . . . , . . . . . ' , . uns , . e er. . . . . R. L , . ' , . N' , K. 0'sen. ROW 2: C. Zyd k, L. M C ' , T. K . B. D Hy, J. Fas , R. Schr der, A. errrle. . tt. J. So . - . . , . , . J ' . . . . W' . 5. T . . , . IC . ROW 32 L. urg , P. Rich- o , . , .T . . r , . , . ' , . ', S. Ja :, D. Hick k, C. SI ,M. KI . K. Johns , P. M Il . J. Nnsh. S, N ' , , ' . R0 2 N. T , . R . L. M ' , J. Sulk k , C. Kirk, L. K p k, J. Aldrich, . , . , . 'ha . N. Jo , .Sa , .Re , C. Halv , .Mer'l, R. R d, P. 'k, . ln. : . , . . . , , , I . , . . . . . . . . , . FRO 1 b. . . ' ' . E. . - . . . . a . Q . r , J. Gale, C. Anderso , J. Anken. J. sq. g ,,f',tC,Q I - ' ' . . , - . . . - . - . - , . . . , . am A , , l . k,