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

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MR. T. OLAI HAGENESS MR. MARION O.vOPPELT MR. MAURICE T. OWENS Assistant Superintendent D'N'Cf0f of Gllldinff Vice Principal l948-49 High School Enrollment Up IOO to H25 Mark The faculty is again this year divided into ten departments, illowing rho lines of suhject matter taught. Ten new members creased the number of this year's faculty to an all-time high of fty-six, exclusive of the administrative staff. Several new courses were inaugurated this year. Perhaps the ost spectacular of these is the course in flight orientation in hich advanced aviation students actually have an opportunity 1 learn to fly aircraft. Other new courses are Consumer Prob- ms, Business Correspondence, Family Life Relations, Modern uropean History and a new 3-hr. course in aircraft mechanics. n extension of the core system begun last year with the seventh 'ade and used this year with the seventh and eighth grades has et with much success. Mr. I-Iageness, who came to Clover Park last year to fill Mrs. Mann's vacated position as clerlc of the school hoard, became Assistant Superintendent when that post was created this year. Mr. Oppelt is now director of guidance. The guidance depart- ment has enlarged somewhat this year, with Mrs. Battin lweing a full-time counselor for the girls and Mr. Vinyard advising the hoys. The 1948-49 enrollment was approximately 1125 students, an increase of almost 100 over the previous year. Due to efficient use of classrooms and scheduling of programs, however, the ham- pering of the school program hy crowded conditions has heen kept at a minimum. MRS, KLINE MRS. LOUISE MILLER MRS. MORTONSON MRS. SHIELD MRS. SMITH Vocational Offirc Guidance Office Health Cent:-r Busincgg Offifq- Music Qffin. .,. ar .. U O X O N We o 0 W ff ZS f K W x. eff to it O ll, nl 4 . if

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df ,WWC Vyfni. HARO F, GRA21 ,if K, 1 fl, Pfi,?fgs1,f M I, ' ffl ' ff ' lf fi! 5-f' ,Xu-' f if. .V ' .f f 1 1 I f f 1 MR. ARTHUR G. HUDTLOFF Superintendent Prlneilvdl and Superintendent Congratulate Class of l949 Greeting to the Class of 1949: Congratulations on your having reached one of the important milestones of your life. You have reached the parting of the ways and the present association with most of your classmates and friends will cease as you form new friend- ships. As the years have passed you have no doubt looked for- ward with great anticipation to the day which would marlc the end of your formal high school education. Probably many of you, as you reach this time, have some regrets at the severing of the many pleasant relationships and friendships which have developed during your high school career. Whether it be your lot to con- tinue your education or to enter your chosen vocation, you will find very 6ften the opportunity to put into practice the lessons we have tried to teach you in high school. MISS HUCHTTEON Go into your next task with enthusiasm and a forthright de- termination to do well any taslc set before you. Sincerely, Harold F. Gray, Principal To the class of 1949: just a farewell word to the parting Seniors of the Class of 1949. You have successfully finished twelve years of edu- cation and you are to be complimented .on doing so. Members of your group have many talents and abilities. Continue to achieve success. Believe in yourselves, develop your personalities, courage combined with a happy look and a confident mind is the gateway to success. Many opportunities await the trained person today. We are living in a scientific world, and need many master minds to continue our progress. Research and new methods in the MISS MARTENS industrial and commercial world is making life easier and happier for l everyone. Continue to study and strive for success. Best of luck and congratulations to each and every one of you. Sincerely, A. G. Hudtloff, Superintendent

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MR. CARLIN B. ADEN MR. PETER J. BARDON MISS ROSE CULLEN MR. RALPH LACKEY Director of Adult Education Music Department Head Commercial Dept. Head Science and Math. Dept. Head Faculty Members Well Liked by Clover Park Students . ,many er .ai N W E,-qi ' ' , . .L f, rg an in 7 F il . . ' , Q,: M ig? ' 'T' . V, :rr , S .sims MR. LEROY T. ALSBURY MISS ELIZABETH ANDERBERGMRS. MARY JANE BARDON Social Studies English Cooking MR. JOSEPH BOYLE Jr. High Mathematics NIR. ROBERT CRESO Health, Science 10 MR. FRED BURKHARDT Washington State History MR. LLOYD DOERING Auto Mechanics MRS. MARTHA CA RGILE Mathematics MISS BLANCHE FISH Reading MRS, RUTH B, BATTIN Girls' Counselor MR. ARNOLD CASSIDY Aircraft Engine Mech. MISS MARY GALLAGHER Jr. High Core MISS DOROTHY BELL Girls' Physical Ed. MR. JOHN A. CORBALLY Chemistry, Journalism MISS DOROTHY GETTY Geometry. Latin