Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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geepe t yeDcanp of he y ervcesas Std Administration I5 New, mo ern rooms or library an nurse School nurse, Mrs. Helayne Duncan, and her staff began the year by giving new stu- dents health check-ups. Important to sopho- mores were tests to ascertain the presence of diabetes. Following last year's school renova- tion, ill students found that the nurse's office provided quiet and pleasant surroundings. Following the resignation of Mrs. Helen Bumgardner in October, Mrs. Ethel Oquist was appointed head librarian. With new and modernized rooms she was able with the aid of her assistants to make the library a pleas- ant place for students and faculty. Adjacent conference rooms provided a quiet atmosphere for teachers in planning their class work 'Gm 'BAP Dlyhl gofbook peirmedbyth lbra ea MQ, 'T 'Yrs' fl' N S ea MRS HELEN BUMGARDNER MRS HELAYNE DUNCAN MRS ETHEL OQUIST Library Nurse Llbrary Sahaga Adviser Welfare Department Adviser Affiliation Club 7 7 9 Recordin th tm rature of a studen . Mrs. Hela n un erforms one ' r man s 'i a ium's nurse. ai 5 e vin s is r 0 e i rian and h r ssistants. . g . A ,K 47 l. , X - . v ' ' X '5 f x ' . , .A X if sq, V 4 . E--' f Y' QA wx ,. f x 1 'sr ' ' E if l M yrw. , f .A ., . ww' S e f ' , 4 f A , 1 ,.. , ' 1 .,,. . H: ' r , . ' A '

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Admmzstratwn In the1r ew offlcelocatlons M Robert Hunte boy counselor and M Helen Sohlberg gurls counselor aid d advise students GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT To a1d stu dents wlth class schedules, personal problems, and the choosmg of sultable careers was the purpose of Stadlums gu1dance department Students often found themselves seeknlg help from the well qual1f1ed counselors College bound students checked wrth the college counselor to be sure the1r program of subjects would adm1t them to the college of the1r cho1ce Scho1arsh1p 1nformat1on and ap phcatlon blanks were obtamed from the col lege counselor's OfflC8 Varlous tests needed for determ1n1ng placement ln college classes and also 1n employment were glven dunng the second semester. Wrth the axd of an extenswe college catalogue and vocat1onal book hbrary, students were better able to declde upon the1r college or career. Mlss Forbes, college counselor, dlscuses lmportant college requirements wlth a senior EVELYN G FORBES ROBERT W HUNTER HELEN I. SOHLBERG Mathematics Counselor Counselor College Counselor Boys' Club Adviser Grrls' Club Adviser Z Q1 'fc'J?fQ'Q4'J 14 ' ' ' - fm E. 1 Q g E I 5 2' - fs 5 ... Q -- it 3 Q ----vm A pr . - i 1' RQ K ' , KV ,J L. r x fr ,4 'qs . 1 v-W E . ' A 4 MW 5 s' A t g 'xml ' n ' ' , r. r, s' , iss , ' ' , ' an '. . . , .

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16 Admmlstratlon Q-Q Mr Frank Mcllonnell lemon trxte the u 0 of new tape rec: rrlen con ole to student 1 i fa.: 'ein One mf Mr Kvle s Spanxsh tudents ttcmpt to break 1 pm xta during a cl: s period devoted to the study of Latm AXDICTICBII culture MRS ELZA JAUNZEMS Forengn Language German Club Advlser Affiliation Club MRS HELEN R KYLE Forelgn Language Spanish Club Adviser T 4-Q 1. JOHN V ANTUSH English Forelgn Language ft Ak n hh foreign language classes FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT French German Latm and Spamsh were the languages taught at Stadmm th1s year Usmg a tape recorder console to hear the VOICES of natlve speakers, students were able to 1mprove thelr vocabulary and pronunc1at1on ever so rapldly Teachmg the hlstory of the country and the OI'lgll'l the language also helped stxmulate student mterest 13. 8' 1 CORNELIUS GROENEN MRS IMOGENE HOKANSON Foreign Language Department Head Forengn Language FRANK P MCDONNELL Forelgn Language French Club Adviser MRS L ANTIONETTE WIEK Foreugn Language Service Department Adviser