Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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'T ' 1. Mr. Joyce helps his students, 2. Mr. johnson poses for the Annual photographer. 3. Harlow Cook, DennisjohnsonjerryJoyce, Don Henry, Bill Gilbertson, Oliver Larson, f llpl lll.l ,'W QQ 11 lllll f 37 9? r I -.,. , - ' .r I fi 5 Y ,, N 1, kg' Ni. V. 3 I, 'A ff.: . , f 2 I W X 1 fi . f'n' Science Department teachers worked with their students in such classes as Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. Mnjohn- son joined the staff as a new biology teacher this year. -.Vi 9: I W S925 n'k'a5j, --VKX..-u I C j i 6 I1 C i C Academics 23

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UW 'Wink Bw' BREW! Teachers in the Physical Education Depart- ment helped students learn the basic skills of Common sports and taught them good sports- manship. Gymnastics, softball, and track were a few of the sports that boys and girls in the PE classes participated in. Special classes such as Conditioning and Body Fitness were also offered to students. 1. BACK KOWjirn Cliftonulerry Redmond. FRONT ROW:jerry Harrleygjoan Konzelman, Nancy Williams, George Wilfong. 2. Mrs. Konzelman demonstrates the serve. 22 Academics

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,.,,..,..s. i .. 10 ' TQ. sli- r 4 ' 9 r -f gf 1-05' if 4,-YL , Q Y Ii N 'W----Wife g, 1. STANDING: Mr. jerry Delaurenti, Mr, Rod Iverson, Mr. jim Esau, Mr. Dwight Chittim. SEATED: Mr. Rainer Houser, Mr. Eldon Ste- phen, Mr. john Storino, Mrsjanet Wetterhus. 2. Mr. Rich Tevis leaves the faculty room after a conference period, The Social Studies Department was con- cerned with providing the student with knowledge of the development of his nation and the world around him. ju- niors were required to take a full year of U.S. History. Seniors were required to take a semester of Contemporary World Problems and a semester of Civics. Elec- tives included Anthropology, Econom- ics, Psychology, and Sociology. 24 Academics