Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

Page 16 text:

P. B. HANAWALT Superintendent Superintenden'c's Message School has been defined by some as a preparation for life, while others feel that school is life. ln either case, the record that a student makes has proved to be a rather accurate indication of future possibilities. The entire community, which pro- vides these school facilities, sincerely hopes that each student will so utilize them that he will develop the proper habits, attitudes, and skills which are necessary to insure his success in whatever undertakings he attempts, after leaving our high school. l i

Page 15 text:

PRINClPAliS OFFICE i VW 1' U, ' 'iii Q ' 1 E lik 10:0 'MJ V I i 'if if Wf'f31ffm,. iliiwzwwj i2 i J ' f ff,bQ.4'H, N-534 Administration

Page 17 text:

PrincipaI's Message To the members of the graduating class: The class of 1933 has two outstand- ing characteristics: loyalty, and cooper- ation. No class in my memory has exhibited these splendid qualities to a greater degree. May these character- istics be continued in all worth while activities of life. I feel a personal loss in the gradua- tion of this class. It was the last class I taught before I became principal. I shall ever treasure these happy days with you and the warm friendships that were formed. I wish you all health, happiness, and SUCCESS. ' H. P. HANSEN Principal A I' .. 1 xll-J K V X .