Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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1. Miss Iiegert pauses from her work for a picture, 2. I,es llagman Rehecca Michaels, Don Wilson, Rich llarnmermaster, Stan Moe. The Mathematics Department gave students the opportu- nity to develop their math skills in a number of classes, ranging from Basic Geometry to Trigonometry. The de- partment worked to help students meet goals in every course taught, Basic Geometry was a course added this year. lt took the place of Inductive Geometry, Other additions to the math department were Miss Begert, a regular teacher, and Miss Michaels, a student teacher. El 20 Academics v