Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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at 0 ' ' fiwrlqf Forei n Lan lliwicff 3 Q 911392 LUwM5 5 .il i , lc Willwgi ,A-dir 1 ..w ,. 's1i.Q'F3 1, ..s .V,, k - A Q .. QW eg W Uwffllwi M WWW FDM . . X x French, German, and Spanish were the choices of languages taught by the PHS For- eign Language teachers. Students learned to read, write, and speak with the aid of tapes and workbooks. Customs and traditions of the foreign lands were learned through films and discussions. 1. Front: Mrs. Gloria Kelly, Mr. Linus Breul. Row 2: Mr, Mike Peluso, Mr. Jim Coates. 2. Mr. Coates be- comes tres amusant' as the annual photographer takes his picture. Academics 17

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Business Many students took courses in the Business Depart- ment. Typing, Accounting, Shorthand, Graphic Arts, and Distributive Education were just a few of the classes offered in the Business Department. Consumer Economics was offered to those students interested in the way our economic system works. Those people planning on a career in a secretarial field could take Secretarial Science and Simulated Office Experience which gave them the chance to find out what it was like to work in an office. Graphic Arts was also offered for those students interested in printing. These students were responsible for printing the Vanguard along with many other programs and pamphlets throughout the year. 1. Mr. Peterson instructs his class on their next assignment. 2. Sitting: Mrs. Diane Benson, Mrs. Joanne Baird. Standing: Mr. Ken Kane, Mrs, Charlotte Hestilow, Mr. Woody Fletcher, Mrs. Nita Green, Mrs. Otha Thompson, Mr. Steve Peterson. 16 Academics

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1. Mrs, Jansen enjoys preparing for her next class. 2. Mrs. Linda Senger, The Home and tered a lot more than cooking and sewing classes. Classes opportunities to learn about families, chil- dren, and health. Home And Famil Life Mrs. Joyce Jansen. Family Life Department of- also gave the students new 18 Academics