Lake Stevens High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Lake Stevens, WA)

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Principal's Message The Pilchuc of 1939 embodies the theme of the Washington Golden Jubilee, “Fifty Years of Progress.” It is well to look back on our past and to take inventory of our accomplishments, but how much better to look forward to new and greater achievements. The next fifty years—what will they hold for us? This will of course be determined by what we put into these years. The seeds of our achieve' ment are sown in the years of association in school. It is here that we learn diligence toward our appointed tasks, cooperation with our fellows, and good sportsmanship in all of our endeavors. At the Washington Centennial in 1989 will you be able to look back with pride to your part in the progress of your state? I have faith that you will.

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Dedication In appreciation of his many services, helpful guidance and sincere efforts, we, the Senior class, dedicate to Mr. Temby, the PilchucX of 1939.

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C T IS virtually impossible to visualize any other spot so truly an outing place as Mount Rainier. But a short hour’s drive from the places immersed in the gruelling toil of life, its environment is one of most pleasurable, intelligent festivity. Each visitor for the time being having shed dull care, is filling his lungs with pure, rarefied air; and always the physical elevation brings an elevation of spirit. One has but to try it to know that, more than any other class of humanity, the earth’s most earthy should occasionally get up in God’s beautiful clouds. GcJminisfaatien