Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Rod Vaughl ASB Presidcnl B. o.c. now 1: D. waxlnms, s. Dickey, v. um--ska. M. Mmm, c. v..lmff, D. spamng, J Gibbons, J. vm, 1'. Hizzens, D. smrm, n. ummils, n. Bergman, s. Julmson, J naumnafr, J. nun., J. Crowell, G, nun, M snuck, F. Anaem... B. 0. C. Dave Piclva ASB Vice-Prcsidenl ROW 1: J. Jensen, C. Dargun, P. Linkem, P. Risci, B. Bullock, A, Whitman, M. Brad- lield, A, Isles, S. Crandall, 5. Harrington, S. Busiek, J. Mnrlin, N. Eidemiller, J. Peterson, M. Nelsnn, M. Steele, B. 0. C. f Leslie Hcalon ASB Secretary ROW 1: R. Haugen, J. Vest, K. Miehnlek, N. Wie-ner, T. Griffith, P. Sparks, D. Johnson, D, Winch, B. Neil, S. Pierra, C. Null. S. Burma, S. Inman, B. Euel, J. Daun, J. Morris, J. Lindstrom, M. Gaspnrd, M. Cuellar.

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OUR SHIP STOPPED AT MANY NEW PIERS

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With a smile and a radiant personality, Mouni fltidall Sadelc foreign exchange student from Cairo, Egypt, began her senior year at P H S From the start Mouni became a necessary individual, not only during school but also in the many activities in which she participated Mounls humor and ability for wit is evident to those who know her well. She is American in her actions but profundly Egyptian In her heart. One could see she loved this country but Egypt is her home. Mounls future plans include eight more years of study at Cairo University In preparation for a career as an optholmogist, following her iather s footsteps as an eye surgeon. As the time approaches for Mouni to return to her native land she will do so with mixed feelings. She will miss her Amer- ican friends but not so much as they will miss her. Mouni has the thnll before her of loimng old friends, the students at P.H.S. have only the prospect of losing a warm hearted companion. Mounts classmates have gained a background of inter- national fellowship whale sharing a memorable experience of hands across the seas 2-Wm ltrdal Sadek Laughing joking, swimming and trying to know everyone in so short u time is on accurate description of Sa Pereira our lively foreign student from Juiz de Fora Brazil. Eliziario de So Barreto Pereira become interested in Puy- allups activities while participating on the swimming team. H was much more than an as.et to the group, he created a lasting effect and inspiration to the squad with his hard work and de- termination. Sa is interested in the study of agriculture and biology. He plans to pursue this career when he graduates and returns to Brazil. By living with on agriculturally minded family Sa has gained valuable experience during his stay in the United States. Valuable experience was gained not only by Sa but by the students who sought his friendship. Sa is a symbol of international relations, improved by understanding one another. We will truly regret Sa s day of departure. HANDS ACROSS THE SEA . . . Sa Pereira