Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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C C - i 21 245 I I I, lLf -'AVAb -it-E'-wi I , .. xi 'SKY A I. LIBRARIANS: Betty Lou Picha. Ken Iiurchctt. Christine Lang. Crystal Duris. 2. STUDY IIAI.I.: Sharon Ingalls. 3. A'I I'ENDANCE: George Baker, 4, SPECIAI. ED: Scott Emery, Nan Ilolfeld. 5. READING IMPROVEMENT: Shcryll Rose- C 21 If ga-XX i I S -xiptfgg,-Q vcar. Margaret Dary. 6. SPECIAI, MATII: Marilyn Nybo, 7. SCIIOOI, NI'RSE: Irene MCGivncy. 8. AYDIO VISI'ALS:jcxc Howard, Ilvrlu Harris, Ann Swanson. Academics

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O ll I1 S C O I' S STANDING: Gwen Dewey, Mike Deal. SEATED: The counseling staff helped students make important deci- RUHCY Hyfwki GCUC Giafmobilei sions in their futures. They also helped new students enroll and become part of PHS. FRONTROXV: Sallyjennings, Donna Finnigan, Ellen Godwin. ROW 2: Kim McKendry, janet Hodson, Jessie Myhrel The secretaries were kept busy answering phones and relay- ing messages to student body members and faculty. They e also handled student body and district money. C 1' C I 3 lf O 1 C S 1 2 Academics

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lf Two new classes were added to the art department this year, 2-D Art Studio and AVD Art Studio. These Classes were designed so a student Could work in many different medias and have more flexibility in the class. Students could he working on drawing, painting, watercolor, pottery, jewelry, woodasculp- ture, or other types of 2- and 3-dimensional pro- jects. I feel that the students had more success in their end product as they were more independent and Chose what they would like to work on in the Class, commented Mr. Vesey. 1. Dan Vesey, Nan Holfeld, Walt Zollars. 2. Miss Holfeld, the new art teacher, works with pottery. 14 Academics