Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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14 Administration J. MONROE Mathematics Stage Management Ski Club Adviser LEROY T. OVERLAND Business Education Wx O Q '...., H ..w::r22., Ye i 1, th .C ,. ., GEORGE H. QUIGLEY Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser Pep Club Adviser WILLIAM M. MUSE Science Skin Diving Club Adviser Water Ski Club Adviser J. VICTOR PARBER English Department Head irq,-M, A. G. SANNERUD Social Studies JOSEPH F. WHEELER MRS. ELVA WILLIAMS l l MRS. THELMA MYHRMAN Home Economics English Fellowship Department Adviser CLOMA E. NORTON LOYD R. PERCY Mathematics Social ,Studies Counselor Triple S Adviser MRS. ROBERTA PRICE Miva- JACK STARR J. nwAvNE wEsTLlN Industrial Arts Art Department Head Assistant Track coach Sophomore Basketball Coach i X Hr' DEL L. WOELFLE C. IRVIN WRIGHT Music Health, Physical Education Industrial Arts Orchestra Tigerannas Adviser

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'wp-. HERB GODFREY Driver Training Wrestling Coach Reserve Baseball Coach DAVID L. JOHNSON Social Studies 'in-af' EDWARD A. KINTZ Social Studies Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach PAUL .l. MARTIN Foreign Language CORNELIUS J. GROENEN Foreign Language Affiliation Club Adviser 'Qi RITA GURNARD Business Education Mathematics sv., After a full day of classes, the library is a welcome refuge for the ambitious student. RICHARD KOHLER Science Junior Class Adviser as f V r wana K 1 i A GERALDINE MARTINDALE English Sophomore Class Adviser 471 . JOSEPH H. KOSAI Mathematics Audio-Visual Co-ordinator Sophomore Basketball Coach THOMAS W. MEDAK Health, Physical Education Boys' Intramurals Administration 13 ALFRED HALBERT English Social Studies gt., .TN VFW' R. P. JOHNSON Social Studies ,CD 'Fl' 'san-. ROBERT E. LEVINSON Social Studies Football Coach Track Coach nfs HAZEL MINTON Health, Physical Education Stadiana Adviser

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Work never ceases for personnel Stadium's cooks, Mrs. Margaret Gallvas, Mrs. Pat Bullis, Mrs. Sylvia Slater, Mrs. Corinne Brock, Mrs. Evelyn Hewitt,' Mrs. Ruth Brennan, prepare tasty lunches for students. ' - CUSTODIANS . . . There are many important so people behind the scenes who shoulder the it ' responsibility of caring for our school's needs, S they are the nine men and three women of our custodial staff. Jammed lockers, defective t electrical circuits, messy wastepaper baskets, U '1'i and lunchroom and hall debris are a few of the lc minor, but frustrating problems with which the school custodians are concerned. Because of S' i., their helpful assistance, however, our favorite 1 'V, castle has been kept in tip-top shape all year . r 'round. A special word of praise should also be given to our cooks for preparing a tasty and which they have performed well A familiar sight for many students is Joe Manza taking down the flag nourlshmg Variety of lunches a difficult task I . V .in . . . A 5. 2. ig CUSTODIANS: L. to R.: Mr. Joe Manza, Mr. Pete Stapleton, Mr. John Hergenreder, Mr. Mel Brotnen, Mrs. Mary Lodge, Mrs. Helena Beisans, Mr. Joseph Harchar, Mr. James Paul, and Mrs. Svend Madsen, spend many long hours before and after school keeping the school clean.