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lurezfaru I believe in using my own brains exclusively and not my neighbors- using school time for school work only-controlling the ac- lion of my tongue-being trustworthy-telling the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth-giving my utmost support to all school work-being courteous in the halls, in the assembly, and in the classroom-keeping clean mentally and physicially-being congenial and not snobbish. This-our Viking creed-was designed to guide us through our lives-both in high school and afterwards, when we go out on life's journey in search of the best, as did the Viking pirates in their generation. Because the name Viking is so familiar to all who attend Puyallup high school, the annual class felt it would be ap- propriate to use the Viking theme for our book this year.
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W ii , emuriam ses In the passing of Irene Pulkrabek at Glencoe, Minnesota on Au- gust 23, 1949, Puyallup High School lost an outstanding teacher and the community an excellent citizen. Miss Pulkrabek had taught in the commercial department for five years. She came to Puyallup from Wilbur, Washington where she had enjoyed a very successful teaching experience and had made many lasting friendships. At the time of her death she was on a leave of absence due to illness. Miss Pulkrabek loved her work. She was one of those teachers first to be at her desk in the morning and the last to leave at night. She liked perfection. Any student taking bookkeeping or typing from Miss Pulkrabek would have a thorough understanding of the course when it was finished. Although she devoted a major part of every day to teaching, she had many other interests. She enioyed music, art, lectures, po- litics, and nature in all its aspects. She loved life. One of the finest tributes came to her from a boy who had writ- ten a few months before she passed away expressing the hope that she would soon be well and back again because he wanted her as his teacher.
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