Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

Page 11 text:

Dedication O Miss Gladys Sorenson who untiring- ly and cheerfully has given of her best in the promotion of every one of our school activities, we, the class of '33, affectionately dedicate our annual. Miss Sorenson, through her office as art super- visor, has directed and suggested the artistic arrangement and publicity posters that have added so greatly to the success of our manifold undertakings.

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Foreword HIS issue of the l933 Viking strives to present a true picture ot school lite at Puyallup high school-the institution from which so many have received such a valuable part of their education. To the seniors who are about to graduate, this volume will stand as a reminder ot the happy days which they have passed in high school. lt is hoped that in days to come this book will mean more and more and vvill carry the reader back to the companionships and instruction in this institution.

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ln Appreciation ITl-IOUT the utmost effort and co- operation of many people, such a volume as this could not be published. For their help and advice the editorial staff wishes to thank the administration, Miss Gladys Sorenson, art supervisorg Dr. R. C. Morse, for scenic vievvsg Mr. 1. Frank Miller, representative of johnson- Cox Company, Tacoma, Mr. l-larry Boyd and his assistants of the Washington En- graving Companyg Mr. Frank Griffin, pho- tographerg Miss Hilda Skreen and Mr. Robert O. Logan, advisers. ln fact the favors of the cheerful and ready cooper- ation of school and business people are appreciated. For supplying material and subscribing for this book, we extend our gratitude to the citizens of Puyallup, and to the faculty and student body as a whole.