Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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School Boc:frd's Message T IS again our pleasure to extend our congratulations to another graduating class of the Puyallup High School. We believe that the Class of 1937 will do credit to our school in maintaining the high standards of scholarship and citizenship set up by the preceeding classes, and that our community may well be proud of you and our school. ' With the passing of the depression years we know that your opportunities will be greater than your immediate predecessors, and with greater .opportunities come greater responsibilities. Those responsibilities will soon be be yours. In fact, Commencement means the beginning of opportunities and responsibilities. J 'iiliii At no time since the World War has the world been so torn by turmoil and strife. This condition brings new problems for solution, not only in our national affairs but also in our every day domestic life-they effect our daily living. These problems, you can not escape. The better you are prepared for life, the better you will be able to meet these problems. We, therefore, urge upon you the need for continuing your preparation so that you may be able to meet your full responsibility. We know that not only are the young people willing but also anxious to assume their responsi- bilities. Again. we urge you to prepare. and success will reward your efforts. 1 Supt. Paul B. Hanawalt, Mr. Ralph L. Forbes, Mr. J. M. Jones, Dr.'Charles H. Aylen.

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I I Mr. Hcmcxwctll s Message HE ONE thing that everyone wants in life more than anything else is happiness. Happiness is acquired from an interest in others. from activity in both Work and play. and from salf-sacrifice and discipline. The book knowledge that we have gained in school should be useful to us in life. If. however. we have gained attitudes which will develop habits of happiness. wc shall find those of more value than book knowledge. My wish for every one of you is a long life of happiness. Mr. Hansen s Messoicfe O A GREAT many people the outlook for youth to make a success in life looks hopeless. They say there are no longer opportunities for young people. However. for the youth who is willing to prepare himself, who is ambitious. courteous. and trustworthy. and who is will- ing to do more than his share. the opportunities were never brighter. Leaders in business. in government. in science, in industry, in education. are eager to obtain such service. We hope that we have played a part in the de- velopment of those characteristics which will help you attain success in life. Best wishes, class of 1937, for your success and happiness. , .. XMISS HAYNES -4 MR. HANSEN X ff r5'.afia,ez.f,.fc! li