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Celebrating 50 Years of Memories and Friendships: Puyallup High School Classmates Reunite for 2025
Holiday Greetings
The holiday season has always been a time of reflection, joy, and connection with those we hold dear. For those of us who graduated from Puyallup High School close to fifty years ago, the magic of Christmas this year is extra special. As we gather to celebrate the season and mark a milestone—our 50th reunion—we find ourselves reminiscing about the memories that have shaped us as we look forward to the future. This upcoming reunion isn’t just a celebration of our past, but also a reminder of the family, friends, and dreams we continue to cherish.
Sharing Our Past
Fifty years ago, we were just a group of teenagers navigating the halls of Puyallup High School, making lifelong friendships, and chasing our dreams. We spent countless hours together at Friday night football games, shouting cheers for our team, our hearts swelling with school pride. Those games were about more than just sports; they were about community. We were united—whether in victory or defeat—and the bonds we formed then continue to hold strong.
And then there were the dances—oh, those dances! The laughter, the awkward first steps, the shy glances exchanged across the gym floor. Whether we wore bell-bottoms or maxi dresses, those evenings were filled with promise, with the hope of what the future would bring. Looking back, it’s amazing how those simple moments have stood the test of time, and how many of us still remember the magic of those nights.
The Rivalries
Of course, high school wouldn’t have been the same without our rivalries. Whether it was the friendly competition with our cross-town counterparts or the intense energy surrounding big games, those rivalries were a vital part of the Puyallup experience. They taught us resilience, perseverance, and the thrill of working together as a team. We may have been fierce competitors, but we’ve all come to appreciate the way those rivalries helped shape us Vikings into the people we are today.
Cherishing Family and Friends
As we reconnect during this festive season, it's clear that the relationships we've built over the years are the greatest gift of all. High school friendships turned into lasting bonds, and many of us have seen our own families grow. Our children, our grandchildren, and even great-grandchildren are part of this circle now, and that’s something truly special. The stories we share with each other—about our lives, our families, our joys, and challenges—remind us of how lucky we are to have spent these years together.
The reunion is as much about celebrating those we hold close as it is about celebrating the memories we’ve shared. From old friends to family, this is a time to reconnect, to remember, and to laugh about the good times.
Looking Forward to Our Reunion
As we stand on the threshold of this remarkable milestone, we are reminded that life isn’t just about looking back. There’s still so much ahead of us. The future holds new opportunities for growth, for discovery, and for continuing the bonds we’ve created. Our dreams, whether they’re big or small, are still alive and well—whether they be traveling the world, pursuing new passions, or simply spending more time with loved ones.
Our 50th reunion isn’t just a chance to look back at our past; it’s a celebration of everything that lies ahead. Together, we can share a lifetime of memories. And together, we’ll continue to make more.
Merry Christmas
As we gather to celebrate with family, and friends, let's embrace the gift of time. We are thankful for the memories we’ve made and excited for the memories yet to come. The bonds we’ve formed at Puyallup High School are more than just high school connections—they are timeless friendships that have withstood the years. Here's to 50 years of laughter, love, and growth, and to the many more to come. Merry Christmas to all, and to all, a future filled with joy and dreams.
Your Puyallup High School Class of 1975 Reunion Committee
PS We would love to see you May 17, 2025 Register Here
