Puyallup High School - Viking Yearbook (Puyallup, WA)

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ON THE BOARD .went ' P WT C. 0. G KN Kim ' P. B. HANAWALT, Superintendent of Schools REGQRY .l- ' FRANK R. MANNING CECIL LEPLEY M. B. DENNIS Every institution must have officials at the head to act as administrators. This is true of the Western Washington Fair as well as the Puyallup Public Schools. For the latter, the above five men from the city of Puyallup and Mr. Paul B. Hanawalt serve as the official board to keep 'hings running smoothly. The following is the annual message from the superintendent's office to the seniors and other students of Puyallup High School: . Congratulations and thanks to our Seniors and the rest of you in our Puyallup High School. The Puyallup High School has an enviable record. We are proud of our students and our faculty. With you we have aimed to do a good piece of L 0 r I- - ' A work in every department. We feel we have accomplished our aim. In several fields we have reached top ratings, which is very gratifying. Best of all, we have tried to have a friendly, cooperative, and happy school. With compera- tively few exceptions, our students enioy and like the Puyallup High School. School is not iust a preparation for life. It is life itself. lf we can live in high school with a respect for others and a desire to cooperate with our fellow students and teachers, we have learned the basic princi- ples of human relations which happens to be the world's greatest need. All power to each one of you as you go forth from our School. - P. B. HANAWALT, Superintendent.