Clawson High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Clawson, MI)

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table of contents Admrnnstratlon Faculty Underclassrnen Acttvutues Sports Feature Seniors Advertisements ecl1tor1a1 staff Edrtor ln Chuef Actlvltles Editors Art Editor Clrculatuon Manager Contlnulty Editor Faculty Editor Feature Edutor Sensor Edltor Sports Editors Underclassnnen Advisor Pat Nemeth Peggy Saputo Loss Hakala Carolyn Jones Luclle Barber Mary Catherine Dayton Sandra Weaver Donna Barrett Cathy Dynu Larry Thompson Chuck Wedge Bud Hudson Edutor Carol White Mrs Shirley Long 2 . . . 4 5 9 . .. 17 29 Al ' 53 ' 63 Business Manager Dick Allen

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adm1n1strat1ve aldes lead to better thmgs ...---'lf-i' '+ve ' 'U F3 Nu' ' 1 U NN N I N '--5 Supermiendenf Paul A Schalm Board of Education -Q6 45-...v .iff N's-0'4 ' . Principal John S Voik grfhih'-X Lto R, Mr. fran? edg gMr, aol A S-chalrn, Superinrendenf of fhe Boardg Mr. Signor Peterson presideni' Mr. Charles Wycoff, fecrerwryg Mr Charles Kolbg and Mr. TayNor Menzies, Treasurer. 4