Margo Hermann, Digital Media Editor
// Published November 17, 2023
It was a standard Washington day, grey in the barely daylight hours, wet from last night’s rain. I was on my way to school on a nearly silent school bus. It was an unremarkable day that somehow changed...
Anthony Geiter, Opinion Editor
// Published November 17, 2023
Music is an almost uniquely human experience, and the emotions that transpose from the artist to the listener can be intense yet so cathartic.
The ability to speak is already so underappreciated by...
Grant Huson, Editor-in-Chief
// Published October 13, 2023
When I saw that I had been placed into Newspaper Production at the beginning of sophomore year, I planned to leave it. I had no intention of writing boring stories that no one was going to read. The class seemed like it would not be any fun or teach me anything; I had no idea what I was getting myself into.
The Viking Vanguard is an open forum for student expression, which means that we represent and tell the stories of the voices of the students. We, the photographers, writers and editors, strive to create...
Margo Hermann, Digital Media Editor
// Published October 13, 2023
With the recent release of the movie Barbie, the popular brand has seen a resurgence in interest from fans of all ages. However, Barbie and her manufacturer Mattel had been navigating a difficult path...
Riley Newell, Co-Editor-In-Chief
// Published June 9, 2023
With graduation just around the corner, the thought of walking across that stage becomes more precedent. The time that seemed so far away four years ago, is now approaching and with that comes moving on with my life.
Vanguard Expresses Thanks
To Sandra Coyer…
For supporting us through deadlines, showing us the ins and outs of InDesign and being the best mother goose a flock of geese...
Laci Doman, Co-Features Editor
// Published June 9, 2023
Since last year, I was very set on going to a four-year university and earning a degree in business.
After taking more time to reflect and see how much my life has changed in the last year, I have decided to take a different path than what I had thought.
As graduates, we hope you’ve left a legacy at Puyallup High School that will be cherished and remembered at your Alumni Assembly, 25 years or 50 years from now.
