Tahoma High School - Ki Ah Yu Yearbook (Maple Valley, WA)

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jbedicatio-H . • • This is not only a Dedication but an open letter to Mr. Fred Gray, our friend and former principal. To you, Mr. Gray, we would like to extend our long-due thanks for the years you gave to improve not only TaHoMa as a school, but us, the students of TaHoMa. When reminiscing we go back to 1944, your first year here, and from then on you gained the admiration you deserved from all TaHoMa-ites. We remember the many plays, operettas, quartettes, the double octette, and the many other activities you inspired and directed; hut most of all we remember the friendship and help you gave us when we needed it most. Yes, Mr. Gray, with the Dedication that's why we dedicate our second go our thanks for the four years you annua I Ki-Ah-Yu to spent at TaHoMa. you, and £ i+tceAely, C7 4e J49 Ki-Ah-'l u KI - AH - YU 5

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. . . LAWRENCE A. GIBSON £ u esutUetide+tt The power of man is within himself. The frontiers of opportunity are ever with us. We need only to be prepared. It is this power within us which must be utilized if we are to prepare ourselves to live in a changing world. You of TaHoMa High, have the opportunities of a well-balanced self improvement program. You can and must prepare to meet a changing future. The challenge to you is great. TaHoMa does and will provide the means through a modern curriculum, for you to achieve this goal. This is my first year as your superintendent and I extend my thanks to the students and faculty of TaHoMa for their fine co-operation in working toward a broad educational outlook. To the staff of the Ki-Ah-Yu a most successful annual. Mr. Gibson is a graduate of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, with a B.A. degree and a graduate of the State University of Iowa with an M.A. degree, also he has had additional training at the University of Washington. P UHcificU I congratulate the students of TaHoMa High who through co-operative effort and hard work have made this a most successful year. We have tried to provide a well balanced academic program this year besides giving opportunity for individual growth and development through participation in our various activities. The Ki-Ah-Yu presents a fine cross section of school life. The annual staff is to be complimented for so ably preserving our High School experiences for future reflection. Mr. Ingman has attended the University of Washington. KENNETH INGMAN KI-AH-YU 7