Clover Park High School - Klahowya Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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il N new 5-V C f DM! WF C ' V ' ,al ff, .ro-AQ ' gr-vt cd - r' ax lf' Y. .f u ' A ' rum., J l ' ' X-fdff' Lf N.. Cfeu ,tae 'f d 1 gf Lflrvfv- Ci! nf ,nr e .ar -weve-, MAJ, me-Ytvi- ,f vel V! f 00.250 CLXPL7-iJ f-fl-'Jie-' ., 4. ' ' 'Le aw. .c - Lv-1 L .1 , 1 4 . r fl, , f MR. A. G. HUDTLOFF , HA Superintendent . AY V, ' I F M, , f-flfvc . g, vs.. V 'K ' - 'I X7 -Y' O I ' KJDYLAL , i X'-'4 N -f'l 1 - ' f V 'YC Al l g 1 ,V V. cf. Members of the Class of 1948: Not so many years ago graduating seniors in both high school and college were always given a lot of advice and suggestions by their many teachers, friends and associates when they finished school. Some would advise go to college, some would say travel, others would say find a position in industry or some commercial organization. The graduate today is not faced with that same problem. During the time he is in school he is given guidance and direction so he should have a rather clear-cut idea of his future plans whatever they may be. I wish to take this opportunity to tell each and everyone of you that we have enjoyed working with you the past twelve years and that we hope you will find happiness and success in whatever you now undertake. Sincerely, ARTHUR G. I-IUDTLOFF, Superintendent. ' f f: ff5 j ,I I, M' Princzjml and Supe1'intena'entnExp1'ess Sincere Wishes Greetings to the Class of 1948: The day you have looked forward to with great anticipa- tion-the day of your graduation from high school-is finally at hand. You have spent the past twelve years of your life and the taxpayers have spent several thousand dollars in providing you with the formal education you have acquired thus far. It is our sincere hope that you have acquired the ability to take your place in our modern society. This involves much more than the mere accumulation of facts. The many experi- ences which you have had, both curricular and extra-curricular, have been provided to allow you to develop your personality and character. For those of you who are going to continue your formal education by attendance at college, we hope that our college conference program has enabled you to better select a college and to adjust yourself to your coming experiences there. For many of you, graduation will mark the end of your formal education. It is hoped that, as you enter the many varied walks of life, your life will have been made fuller and richer because of your formal education. It is hoped that, as you enter the many varied walks of life, your life will have been made fuller and richer because of your high school education. The best wishes of the administration and teaching staff go with you as you leave. Sincerely, HAROLD F. GRAY, Principal. E gil. ,Fe fffyifiiflf Q. flfiif .W AD A I f MR. HAROLD F. GRAY Principal Page seven