Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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Evelyn Hayfnes, Mr. Hansen G?le-ee' A lr. llHl1i1KVH!f.S ,Xla.W1ge T is, and always has been, the supreme desire of American parents to give their boys and ' girls a better opportunity to prepare for life than they themselves have had. Indeed, progress is made only when children excel their parents. For this reason education has been almost a passion with the American people. It is to be hoped sincerely that the American boys and girls will appreciate and will take advantage of the opportunity given them. It is also the genuine desire of all that in so doing, the coming generation will surpass the present in cvcry line of endeavor. A lr. I jill!-SUI! is A ilessage To the members of the graduating class: It has been the taslc of our faculty and this administration during the years you have been with us to prepare you in the best possible manner for life. In addition to the regular scholastic work, we have tried to develop proper attitudes, certain character traits, a sense of responsibility to onels work, and to stimulate a desire for the development of the physical well being. How well these have been taught, time will tell. However, you have been apt pupils, and your cooperation has been wonderful. To all of you I wish health, happiness, and a successful lifel

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Sr-hoo! !3U?Il'll.8 fx fexsnge 'V 1 HE people of Puyallup have always given their whole-hearted support to our school sys- tem. The board, on their behalf, is glad to have the opportunity to express to the senior class of 1934, its appreciation for the loyalty, fine school spirit, and high scholastic attainment of this classy thus doing your part to merit the support so freely given by the citizens of our city. Your class and other recent fine classes, together with the faculty, are entitled to the credit for placing our school in the front rank it now holds among the high schools of our state. Our graduates in the past, who have had the opportunity of attending institutions of higher learning, have brought credit to themselves and their school. We trust that this opportunity will be yours, and the training which you have received will enable you to do your part in state and national leadership. In any event, we helieve that in the years to come, you will occupy an honorable place among the men and women of our state and nation. We wish you well. Mr. Forbes. Mr. jones. Superintendent Hanawalt, Dr. Aylen