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

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, 3 A 4' . V i as K ' . gm' '-:, S f 1 'C 1- , 1 i - MR. MAURICE OWENS MR.- MARION QPPELT Vice 'Principal Director of Guidance MRS. MILLER MRS. SUTICH MRS. KLINE MRS WAGLEY Guidance Office Main Office Vocational Shop -Library With the patient and helpful supervision of Mrs. Wanda Sutich in the Main Office and Mrs. Louise Miller in the Guidance Office. some thirty students help carry on the office work of the school and learn office procedure. In addition to the two offices, Mr. Oppelt. the Guidance Director, needs help at times to grade and record student tests. Good typists are always in demand for sending for transcripts and writing letters for Boys' and Girls' Advisors and for typing the absentee list. The Main Office girls deliver bulletins each morning and do filing, besides the incidental tasks which may be given by Mr. Gray or Mr. Owens. The work of attendance counselor, left vacant after the departure of Mr. Corbally, was ably taken over by Mr. Carl lfynboe in the Guidance Office. Office training will be valuable especially to the girl who is anticipating a secretarial job or any work connected with office procedure. This work requires quite a bit of time and the girls deserve thanks for sacrificing their study halls. OFFICE HELP: Row 1: Dawn Olson. Joyce Rogness, Jackie Parkinson, Leslie Bryant, Cicely Dana, Bonnie Walker, Kay Shepard, Betty Livingston, Row 2: Barbara Jorgensen, Donna Swanson, Carol Morhinway, Mary Gail Johanson, Jessie Emmett, Norma Pollcinghorn, Susan Parrish, Beverly Milligan, Phyllis Martens, Lois Overland, Annabelle Volz, Nancy Crusan. Raw 3: Barbara Benscotter, Lorraine Wellan, Wilma Canfield, Midge Schmidt, Pat Heald, Marjory Carlstrom, Shirley Arko, Nancy Carlcin, Pat Holcomb. , 7

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. L MR. HAROLD F. GRAY MR. ARTHUR G. HUDTLOFF Pfiflfililal Superintendent A valuable asset to the Clover Park Student Body and the community is the school board. This year Mr. Edwin J. Johnson replaced Mr. John' Dimmer as president of the board. A few of the board's duties are to supervise activities carried on in the school district, to determine its policies, employ per- sonnel and to adopt a budget. The members of the board are elected every three years by the voters. These members donate their time and efforts without pay. The main problem of the school board this year was finances. This problem was accentuated by the failure of the legislature to appropriate the necessary funds to carry on the educational program in the state, and still retain the standards previously held. Next year funds will still be a headache as it will still be difficult to carry on an appropriate program with the money that will be pro- vided. Housing is another task the board will have to face next year as we are filled to overflowing now and a rise in population is expected, Superintendent Hudtloff has made several contacts with the Federal Government in order to secure aid in the construction of anticipated buildings. The board has approved of the plans for a new junior high building which will be located at the northwest corner of the campus. We of the student body realize the many difficulties with which the board is faced and we acknowledge and appreciate the time and work they have devoted to the school and our community. SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. T. Olai Hageness, Mrs. Nellie Vfootan, Mr. C. Chandler, Mr. E. Johnson, Mr. A. H, Reeder and Mr. H. Dimmer s s 5 if Q S gf' S ' 15 ep, 'fr . . :tg 1 Y 52? 4 ffl - I ,, W as W c

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