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

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RDMINI5TKHTIDN I remember one of my favorite college Professors telling me that a nation was judged by the education which it gave its youth. Since then I have observed that not only a nation may be judged thus, but so may a city, a town, or a community. Let us endeavor to give our youth the best education available. Mr. Priebe graduated from U. of Wash, and took graduate work at the U. of Wash. LLOYD H. PRIEBE, Superintendent After almost a year in your system I sincerely agree with a former teacher from your school, who told me that in all his experience he had never known a finer student body than that of TaHoMa. Your honesty, frankness, and faithfulness in meeting daily problems have been remarkable. I am certain that these characteristics, together with the friendly teamwork and co-operation, such as displayed in building the annual, will prove valuable in the harder tasks which lie ahead. Mr. Jensen attended Jamestown College, N. D., Ag. College at Fargo, N. D., U. of Wash, and attained M. S. degree at U. of N. D. OREN C. JENSEN, Principal

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DEDICHTIDN We dedicate this, our third Annual, to the fight for World Peace. Through all the years World Peace has been a dream of many nations, but this dream has yet to become a reality. This reality would solve many of today’s problems. There would be no great cities to rebuild after bombs had demolished them, the good will between nations would be preserved, and most important of all, millions upon millions of innocent lives would not be lost. It is up to each and every one of us to see that this dream does become a reality. We must practice broadmindedness and tolerance, we must abolish personal racial prejudice, and we must raise our standards of living as high as possible. If we strive to accomplish these things, and teach our children to do the same, then somedaj the future our descendants will feel the great joy of having World Peace! SHIRLEY LAPINSKI, Editor

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FHCULTY ’’Harry B. Apetz”, B. M. Ed. and M. M. Ed., Toxas Christian University Attended—College of Puget Sound, Columbia U. -Harvard U. Band (Grade S. and H. S.). English 2, 8th Social Science. ’’Arthur H. Mickel”, B. S. Florida Southern ollege. Attended—Western Wash. C. of Ed. Sh th Geotgis Teachers. Graduate work at U. of Utah. Art, Journalism, Coach, 7th and 8th General Science. ”Anha£. Borgcst df tt. A., U. of W. Graduate work at ULA f W 4PX'. S. C. tonlmer l ’’Nancy F. Mickel”, B. S. Flori la t o»tHern CoJU(gy Attended—Western Wash. C. of Ed Gradual M rk at U. of Utah. English 5, Chorus, Jr. High En li h )and Social Science. ’’Marjorie S. Delsman”, B. S., U. of W. Library, P. E., 7th Grade Health. ’’Otto E. Moore”, A. B., U. of W. High School History, P. E., Economics, Sociology. ’’William J. Hurney”, B. A., St. Martins College. Attended — Gonzaga (Spokane) College. Graduate work U. of W. and Seattle U. 8th Grade, Tenni Instructor. ’’Jesse' L. Riffe”, B. S. Oregon State C. Under graduate Oregon State «n j IjJ. of W. F. F. A. XdV sorj griculture, Freshman Class Advisor. Chaijes W. McNair”, A. B., Lincoln Memorial College. Atten d—U. of W., Graduate work U. of W. Matfclnematics and Science, Jr. Advisor. ’’Gladys S. Sullivan”, B. S. U. of Wash. Graduate work at U. of Wash., Home Economist Carnation Co. Home Economics.