Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Senior Honor Roll VT N' L SUELLYN GEIGER FRED GLEASON KAAREN HANSON CARRIE HALVERSON I' ?-4 LOREE HAUGSETH DARLENE HICKOK CHRISTIE JOCHIMSEN NEDRA JORDAN LINDA KECK CAROLYN KIRK MARLYN KLAUS .ff CATHY KNUDSON LUDVEKA KUFINSKI HAROLD KURLE JOANNE LARSON KEITH MCGOWA SHERRY MCPHERSON JUDY MILLER 13 Jofrrz msn UATIICIA Nlcxm. sANov oomn JEANNE PATRICK GLEN PAuLsoN noaznn nero Juov nzssz '1 S-1' ii JOSEPH RYBICKI LINDA SAVAGE RONALD SHANKS FRED SIMONS JOANNE SORENSON ANITA STIEBRS THOMAS STINSON - 4' 'E' 1 f' VALERIE STONE SUZANNE THOMPSON JERRY VAN PEVENAGE MIKE WADE CAROL WANNER JEAN WHITHAM DIANE WILSON G- Q A , S. 1' K S' I N U 1 ., ' 7 6- 6? W Li. N 'Q A isa, A A 4 I - N 4, A I , ' ik-r KQ ' I f 5, gl K .E -J 3 4 ,fr I I I Yi 5 U x ,f E , I A if YA W A . 5-V I R Dx 1 A A 29

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JULIUS BRECHT JERRY BUSICK ANN HELANDER Seniors Attoin Three-Point Average From Sophomore To Senior Years MICHAEL KELLY ANNE LEPLEY CAROL SALZMANN GWENDOLYN SNODE CAROL WILSON KAREN WINCH DIANE ZINK The top ten scholars of the class of 1960 were an nounced un the early sprung by Prmcupal Don Hartung Three of these ten all gurls mantauned a four pount grade average These three were Ann Lepley Gwendolyn Snode and Carold Walson Completng the lust of the ten were Jullus Brecht Jerry Buslck Anne Helander Mike Kelly Carol Salzmann Karen Wmch and Drone Zmk To attaun membershrp on the semor honor roll a sen lor must keep a mnnumum grade pount average of 3 0 over a three year perrod sophomore rumor and semor years lncludnng the top ten sixty four semors were named on the semor honor roll Not pnctured IS Gordon Zumack f 7 fl DENNIS ANDERSON LAWRENCE BAGINSKI RUSSELL BERG JUDY BISIG IPETRYJ PHYLLIS BOOTH RICHARD BOYD JAMES BROWN CAROL CALHOUN RICHARD CAMPBELL BETTI DERKLAND JUDITH EGGIMANN CAROLYN ELLIOTT JOYCE FASNACHT JUDY GALE

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5 JU -1 b I Cl SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Van Pevenage president Martin Bradfield vice president Betts Derkland secretary and Anita Harris yell leader Four Years Of Fun Come To An End After traveling a long and winding road the class of '960 fortified with ambition, plans, successes, failures, and new hopes, has laid another layer of experience on the perpetually ascending wall. As eager freshmen the class began its memorable iourney. To lead them on their way they chose Jerry Van Pevenage, president, .lim Wilson, vice-president, Bob Scheyer, secreary, and Judy Hotz, yell-leader. They won third place in the stunt assembly with Wide, Wide World, and lost to the sophomores for a fourth place in the season ticket drive. The year ended with the presentation of their frolic La Fiesta Mexicana. We're the class that's on the go, I-9-6-O was selected as their class yell to fol- 'ow them through their years at P.H.S. As sophomores they placed second in the season ticket drive and their stunt Hansel and Gretel brought them a second in the stunt assembly. Jerry Van Pevenage, president, Val Stone, vice-president, Sue Geiger, secretary, and Anita Harris, yell-leader were chosen as class officers. Full of vim vigor and vitality as luniors they captured second place in the stunt assembly with their version of Peter and the Wolf. Exotica, their junior prom, proved to be a big success. Class officers were Jerry Van Peven- age, president, Joe Jansen, vice-president, Anne Lepley, secretary, and Martin Bradfield, yell-leader. Now as seniors they are nearing the end of their iourney. The road has been rough in places, but no one would have exchanged these past four years of fun and experience for anything. To guide them through their senior year, Jerry Van Pevenage was elected president, Martin Bradfield, vice-president, Betti Derkland, secretary, and Anita Harris, yell-leader. Two first places were cap- tured by the senior class-one in the season ticket drive and the other in the stunt assembly. The winning stunt was South Pacific. To climax their exciting year, they presented an extremely successful senior ball, Club 60. As graduation neared, we came to a crossroad. Every- one chose a different path to follow into the future, and now what we are to be we are becoming.