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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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O O ' : - - V I ' ' l l .rj MR HAROLD F CRAY MR ARTHUR C HUDTLOFF Prunclpal Superintendent Head of the Clover Park Schools sunce the organnzatuon of the dnstruct twenty four years ago us Arthur C Hudtloff superintendent The dlrectuon of personnel the formulation of school polncles and the co operatuon of all school agencies have been hls responslblltty for nearly a quarter of a century Assrstnng Supernntendent Hudtloff at the dxstrlct level are T Ola: Hageness assustant superintendent and dlstrnct busuness manager and Carlin Aden director of publlc relations and adult education Dlrectly In charge of the junior sensor hugh school as Harold F Cray who as prxncnpal has general super vlsnon of both the curricular and actuvuty program He supervises the selection of textbooks nnstructnonal equipment and supplies as well as belng responslble for the public relations program of the hugh school The vlce pnnclpal s posutuon os fllled by Maurnce T Owens l-le has supervuslon of the dauly bulletun handles problems of dlsclpllne IS durector of athletrcs and works with law enforcement offucers and the county super :ntendent of schools IH matters requiring their attentlon Marlon O Oppelt durector of guidance and muslc supervlses the guudance and muslc programs In the elementary schools as well as the hugh school He dnrects the college and vocatlonal conferences assists the Mllntary and Federal Actlvlty Reports provides employment servlces and supervises school attendance Admmlstratlon Q I . .P 'v l i V O O O MR. MAURlCE OWENS MR. MARION OPPELT W A T Q V O ,rs 'iff , L 'bf Maw? , , , frm 'I itll' at sp. ' T vt ' I ' ' 'Y ' f. SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. E. 1. johnson, Mr. 1. H. Dimmer, Mr. A. G. Hudtloff, Mr. A. D. Reeder, Mrs. Nellie Wootan, Mr. C. T. Chandler, Mr. T. Olai Hageness School Board Our school board is an effective and valuable asset to the progress of our school district. In its hands lie the educational facilities of the entire district. The board consists of five members, the president of which is Mr. Edwin J, Johnson and the secretary, Mr. T. Olai Hageness. The members of the board are elected every three years in staggered elections, remarkable because they donate both time and effort, without pay, for us, the students and the community. The duties of the school board are: ll to authorize all school district expenditures, 23 prescribe the course of study, 3l to establish and maintain the schools, grades and departments, 4i to employ, and for cause, to dismiss teachers and other employees, Sl to buy and sell school property, 61 to establish and operate the lunch rooms in the school buildings for pupils and teachers, and last but not least, to prepare and present a budget for each school year. All in all, our school board has had a very busy year and we certainly appreciate its fine work. Office For the past six years Mrs. Wanda Sutich has been secretary to the principal. This includes handling all records, transcript of credits, telephone calls and many other miscellaneous jobs. The responsibility of secretary to the Guidance Office has been efficiently fulfilled by Mrs. Louise Miller for four years. Mrs. Miller's broad viewpoint has been extremely helpful to both the school and parents, and under her supervision a number of girls have obtained practical office experience. This is Mrs. Christine Wagley's third year as assistant librarian. Her duties include keeping the card catalog, accessioning books, keeping track of last books, and taking inventory. Assisting Mr. Swall, director of the vocational shop, is Mrs. Lev Kline who handles all correspondence, files, and makes contacts with the Veterans' Administration for the veterans' training program. Mrs. Marion Miller is completing her thirtieth and last year of teaching-without a day's absence! Dur- ing this time she has taught every grade from kindergarten through high school, has been principal of Park Lodge Grade School, and for the past five years she has taught bed-ridden students at home. Orchids to Mrs. Miller! MRS. SUTICH MRS. MILLER t MRS. WAGLEY Main Office Guidance Office Library - 's npgn-av' ,WFS R ff -5 4 fig. r -11.1 - '- as rf OFFICE HELP ROW 1 Cora Ann Keller Murrel Hopper Drane Drrllrng Lors Hrll Betty Fellows loAnn Canyon Cheole Law Murrel Hopper loAnn Krttleson loan Evans Shrrley Austrn loan Brownrng ROW Z Leslre Bryant loAnn lenkrns Wrnnre Wrlson Pat Mays Beverlee Mullrgan Yvonne lensen Phylrs Martens Susan Romane Mary Carl luhansson Dorrs Faust Betty Trrboulet Anna Land Shrrley Hamrlton ROW 3 Dorothy Malrnoskr lenelle Brrcker Arnene Qurnlrn Barbara jorgenson Norma Lynch Ed Allen Nancy Trrplett Gwen Stucker Dorrs Avrrl Drane Wetherall Thelma Fry The grrls who work behrnd the scenes deserve to be recognrzed and commended for therr valuable serv rces to the school The work rs trme consumrng and many of the gurls are sacrrfrcrng therr study halls to work rn erther the Marn Offrce Curdance Offrce Health Center or Lrbrary The varrous offrce helpers learn offrce procedure such as typrng recordrng trlrng and the grrls rn the Mann Offrce send out bulletrns each mornrng and of course each helper rs on call whenever she rs needed for an errand by her department Cafeterra Under the supervrsron of seven cooks our cate terra has been run smoothly and eftrcrently all year There have been forty students workrng rn the cafeterra throughout the year The varrous types of robs these students do rnclude cashrer snack bar steam table drsh room teachers cart and garbage boys The students who do these robs get specral prrv rleges by gettrng a free lunch every day and recervrng a crvrcs letter at the end of the year LUNCHROOM STAFF Lrllran Donnelly Carolyn Srmons Beulah Flynn Bea Headley Ann Lynn june 0Cannar LUNCHROOM HELP ROW l Murrel Benny Sue Massey Patsy Borges Delores Sutherland Donna Famrlton Betty Hansen lanrce james Barbara Bomsguard Cary Prrtchard ROW 2 Earl McKasson Donna Smrth Beverlee Mrllrgan Carol Strrngfellow Beverly Wallrn Lael Waeltrnger Elarne Bradham Cheole Law Shrrley Hellyer Rrcky Krrk ROW 3 Mrke Brock Tom Sharon Gary Meade Larry Hays Verne Sutherland Tom Lawerence joey Camradt Cary Parker Robrn Hopkrns Y' -7 KJ XL? 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' I fs L i X . , A MR CLOISE TURNER MR TED VINYARD MR ANDY ZELANAK Radlo Shop Boys Counsel Ir Hugh ore CARLIN ADEN Dnrcctor of Adult Education MR GERRY AUSTIN Mathematlcs MR LLOYD DOERING Auto Mechanics MISS DOROTHY GETTY Latvn Mathematics MRS LILLIAN GIBSON Englush MRS GRACE HALVORSEN Enghsh Mechamcal Drawing Picture Sh MISS MARIE HELMER Forengn Languages MR DON HERRON lr Hugh Core HARRY LANG Hlstory MR EUGENE MILLIKAN Sclence MR FRED MINER Avaatmn Scnence MISS NINA OCREN Home Economics MR WES SAXTON Scuence MRS MAXINE SCOTT r MR PAUL WACLEY Hlstopy o-W' MISS VALOIS WAHLGREN Music Ir Hugh Cre MR RICHARD WATT Machune Shop MRS MERLE WEHMHOFF Commercnal MR RICHARD WHITE Aircraft f '3 , r .I I , . , ka. 'I f 0 P MR, . ' ' Ae . H MR. ' , . ' o I IANICE TVETEN Secretary of Records MADELINE MERRILL Socral Secretary ,af- 5.-JJ RONNIE DIHEL Boys Club Presldent DONNA MAY . --Q' V x-s- - i - TOPPER NIELSON Student Body President PAT KENNEDY Student Body Vice President Student Council The Student Councnl provrdes students wrth a democratic form of self government The members are selected by popular vote of the students of the school For the school year l95l 1952 the Student Coun cal under the leadershnp of Topper Nielsen handled effncnently all business under :ts supervnsuon The off: cers were Pat Kennedy vice presrdent Janice Tveten wcretary of records Clcely Dana treasurer Madelnne Merrrll socual secretary Max Spencer representative at large Bonnle Walker Gnrls Club Presudent Ronnue Dohel Boys Club Presldent Kay Engel:-retson Sensor Class Presudent Donna Cooper Junlor Class President Bob Wann Sophomore Class Presrdent Sharon Llnk Nnnth Grade President Conn Kubls Eughth Grade Pres: dent Loy Ann McGee Junuor Hugh Representatuve at Large Bob Frankland secretary of lndustry Doug Bab but Klahowya Editor and Donna May Clover Leaves Edltor is xv 4 CICELY DANA Student Body Treasurer MAX SPENCER Representatrve at Large -1- BONNIE WALKER Clrls Club President DOUG BABBIT BOB FRANKLAND KAY ENGEBRETSON Clover Leaves Editor Klahowya Edltor Secretary of Industry Sensor Class Presudent eesilw 'T' ' 4' vang I2 LI 0 i O - v - i , . at .. -r 1 , - 3 . ., . 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'rw .ffl af. , f- '-vv gg. 1 v .sv , -E ' , -.4 M DONNA COOPER BOB WINN lunior Class President Sophomore Class President Lg CORIN KUBIS SHARON LINK Eighth Grade President Ninth Grade President LOY ANN McGEE jr High Representative at Large The council s work this summer started the school year with plans for issuing student handbooks to all students The council appointed numerous students for various duties Jim Hubbard was chosen to be safety patrol squad head Erica Schalk accepted the iob of football consessions manager and Sally MCC-ee the iob of basketball concessions manager Lorinda Dana was chosen as assistant treasurer A new undertaking of the Student Council under the leadership of Pat Kennedy was selling printed football programs Madeline Merrtll started her work as social secretary with the successful Cet Acquatnted Dance fol Iowed by the Halloween dance The second annual Homecoming dance was headed by the co chairmen Pat Kennedy and Janice Tveten Three members of the council attended the Student Leaders Conference at the University of Washington The Student Council also had exchange meetings with Puyallup to discuss various problems A most successful year was closed with an informal party given by the council for the incoming Student Body Officers Health Center Besides giving treatments for any sxckness or all ment the health center gives the students who work there good training and background for home nursing first aid clerical work and public relations Under Mrs Burk the head nurse there were eighteen girls who gave up their study halls to con tribute their help Every two weeks there are staff meetings held to talk over the different problems HEALTH CENTER ROW l Wymona Bennett Delta Wiley loAnn Mogs Margie Hall ROW 2 Lael Welfinger Pat Kept Nancy Houghton Donna Maintenance Known to many is the excellent upkeep and clean liness of our school The credit goes to the maintenance crew and tts capable detector Mr Evans Among his numerous duties are the supervision of the custodial work and planning of bus schedules routes and stops Much of the credit goes to the bus drivers who make 23 daily runs with the eight buses covering over 350 miles Smith Bev Wallin ROW 3 Donna Faria Carolyn Evans Liz Terrian SCHOOL CUSTODIANS lim Donnally Warner Cnpp Harold Headley George Wanda Conner Wtcks Mrs Van Norman Bill Coddington Mr Van Norman 7 'im ffl J . , , . . . i i - . . . . t. 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Classes ' x I 1 . n '44 CORKY KELLER 51 fnx KAY ENCEBRETSON D'CK WESTFAU- LESLIE BRYANT Class of l952 Proudly upholdmg the tradutnons of Its predecessors the Class of l952 wrote funns to sux years of fulfnlled promises and enrachnng expernence Under the leadershzp of Tum Shera and Doug Babut seventh and erghth grade presidents respectively the class exhnbnted unusual enthustasm for Clover Park actuvltues Tney continued as a drxvung force behlnd all sports and social events scheduled and as far back as l946 and l947 Clorua Buren and Madeline Merrull were recognuzed as pretty Klahowya attendants Ernca Schalk as nnnth grade class president fell hear to the job of sponsorlng a successful dance and with the help of many Bobby Sox Bounce paved the way for future long remembered hnghlughts Actlng as Junuor Hugh Student Body President Tum Shera had a bag lob on hxs hands but he managed hus responsnbllutnes capably Donna May and Bull Antonovnch won the annual Knwanrs lnsparatlonal Awards as the outstanding gurl and boy of the nunth grade class Leslie Bryant added her beauty to the nlnth annual Klahowya dance as an attendant The Sophomore Dance Sayonara farewell an Chunese provnded a smooth flnlsh to a superlatnve socnal year led by class presldent Donna May dnrected by Clorna Buren and Doug Babblt co chairmen of the affanr Margxe Cowden represented her class as Klahowya attendant and Jerry Swnft as Tolo Duke The hughlnght of l95l was the Junnor Prom Twulnght Capruce co chasrmanned by Jeanne Burque and Tam Shera On the basis of looks Allnson Myers was chosen junior attendant for the Klahowya dance Margie Cowden yunuor attendant at the Homecomung dance and Ronnue Duhel Clrls Club Tolo Prnnce The first sensor functnon to be presented was the rollucknng class play You Cant Take lt Wuth You which starred Tum Shera and Joan Brownmg un comedy roles and Leslie Bryant and Ronnre Duhel as romantuc leads Barbara Wullrams and Dean Johnson were co chairmen of the exotuc Sensor Ball Blue Tango given nn the sprung Madelme Merrnll was crowned ueen Madellne I at the twelfth annual Klahowya dance attended by Jeanne Burque and Margue Cowden Corky Keller reugned as Homecoming Queen Cora Ann I and Bob Hedlund was chosen by the sensor gurls as Tolo Kung Efttcnent class leadershnp was provnded by Kay Engebretson Topper Nnelsen held the hsghest offuce In Clover Park that of A S B Presndent and he ded a fine lb Outstandnng athletes proved to be Sherrill Stevens Joe Hall Ron Dlhel and Paul Johnston football basketball baseball and track captauns respectnvely The class was also very proud of nts twenty one honor graduates The Class ot l9DZ will always have the memory of srx eventful and wonderful years For these stun ents hugh school days were completed at 8 OO P M on June S l9S2 Wearung blue caps and gowns with untermungled blue and whnte tassels they recelved their duplomas at commencement exercoses In the Boys Cym Baccalaureate servvces were held June l J. v. 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' , AAI-'Isl QI!- SHIRLEY HELLER Honor Graduates TOPPER NIELSON BEVERLY NOLAN MARGARET VINCENT ARLENE JONES JEANNE BURQUE GLORIA KUBIS IDA MAE ANDERSON NANCY PITZER DONNA MAY DAVID PETTIJOHN TIM SHERA BILL ANTHONY ERICA SCHALK CICELY DANA MADELINE MERRILL SHIRLEY HELLER ANNETTE GEORGE BARBARA WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WESTCOTT KAY ENGEBRETSON ALISON MYERS Seniors-ef 952 ABBOTT LENARD E B d F otball l 2 3 Hockey 1 7 Baseball 7 3 Swlmmmg AKRE GROVER ELVIN Grove Tack 7 3 Rlfle Club ALLEN SHIRLEY MAY Drama Club l 3 YTeen I G A A Heath Center l P p Club Z 3 Thesplans Z 3 Houdx Club Cheerleader 3 Senlor Class Play ANDERSON IDA MAE Drama Club 1 2 YTeens l T h 7 Pep Club 3 Klahowya Staff 3 ANDERSON MARILYN .I Guidance Offlce ANTHONY WILLIAM GRAHAM Blll Concesslo s I Kla ow ta l ss1s!ant Editor 7 Art Editor orrh l 3 Debate Forelgn and Natlonal Affaxrs Club Vlce Presldenr 2 Preslclenr 3 Boys Club Phone Book Chairman Senxor Class Play ATTWOOD GAIL LOUISL C1 A A l 2 3 Y Teens l Dance ommlttees l 1 Cvrls 7 3 Girls Club Ca met ecrctary 3 P p Club 7 3 Howdy Club Z 3 Clover Leaves 3 AUSTIN SHIRLEY JUNE Mann Ofllce 2 3 BABBIT DOUGLAS KENINEDY Doug Forballl 2 3 Insp tlonal Wmner 3 Track l Sophomore Farewell Dance CoCha1rman Boys Club Cabmer 2 Varsny Club 2 3 Klahowya Edrtor 3 Swlmmlng 3 Student Councll 3 BAILEY EDWARD TI-IOMAN Bxll S mor Band l 7 HxY 2 Cabmet 3 Basketball 2 3 Senlor Class Play All School Play Produc non Staff 3 Drama Club 3 Thesplans 3 Pep Club 3 BAILEY RONALD BRUCE Ron R fle Club l, 2 V Presldenr 35 All School Play 2: Tennls 2, 3' Clover Leaves 3 BALDWIN, WILLIAM GALEIN Baldy Hockey -, BARBER. VUILLIAM AUSTIN Bull Entered from Honolulu xn 1951: Clover Leaves 3 BARNES. JLIAYA DORTHEA 'Pere Entered from Puyallup xn 1950 . R. CAROL LOUISE Entered I m Ylsltallon V lla l ' 1 Rlfle Club - 'ZIV FRIENDLIEST Bonmc Walker Turn Shcra BATTELL, MARJORIE lVI1dgt- Guidance Off1ce lg Y-Teens lg Health Center 2: Tahatawa Commlttee 35 Booltroom 3 BENSCOTTER, BARBARA LOU Barb Gmdance Offxce 2: Taha- tawa Comm1ttee 3 BILLE, RODGER JOHN 'B1lle' All School Play 2: Senior Class Playg Drama Club 2, 3g Thespxans 2, 3 BLOWERS JAMES PATRICR Jm Football l 3 Traclcl I3O LIS CLARA JOYCE Squ1rt GAA Rlfle Clu Treasurer 3 Torch 3 Clover Leaves 3 Exchange Assembly 3 BRABHAN1 ELAINE CAROLYN Lunchroorn 3 Health en t l BRADY TERRY THOMAS H1Y I 2 3 BRICIXER JAMES ARNOLD Jm I-ootball l Baseball Varslty Club 7 Pres1dent 3 H1 Y Z 3 Forelgn and Natlonal Affa1rs Club 7 3 Pn-s1clcnt 7 Klahowya Advert1s1ng, Izdntor 3 BROMGARD BARBARA MAY Batb1e Assembhes 1 3 GAA I 7 3 G1rls Letter Club 3 Drama Club 3 Pep Club 3 Howdy Club 3 Cafetena 3 Guxdance Offlce 3 BROWN GARY C Buz Stage Crew 1 7 Track Manager 1 Y 1 BROWNING JOAN KINT Joame D ama Club I 2 3 G A A Ca 1 e 7 Y Teens Thes 1-1 s C' e Pre den f ool Play l A s1sta to thc Dxrec or Carmva ooth amvfya Staff 7 3 p Club 2 s L ter u 3 Dan Commntces 3 Clover Leaves 2 Comm0r1al Club Howdy Club Z Glrls Club Cabmet 3 Semor Class Play lVla1n Otl1ce 3 Talent Asscmblv Productxon 3 BRYANT LESLIE ANN Les Pens 1 GAA I None Sma o1r 7 3 Dance Comm1 es Pep u Torch 7 3 Howdy Club 2 Mam Olf1ce 7 3 Talent Assembly 2 Chorus Accompamst 3 Semor Class Play Semor Class Offxcer Com mencement Commxttee 3 HURT-N GLORIA NIAY Y Teen Reprc-st-ntauuc l Dance C'l1a1rman I G1rls Clut Cahlnc 7 Klahowsa Sa BURQLI: JE-XNINE LOUISE Jeans H Teens 1 GAA l Ca t 7 3 Grls L rter Club Z 3 umor Prom CoCha1rrnan Torch 7 3 I'ore1gn and INat1onal Atla1rs Club 7 3 Ixlahovxa Staff 7 l.3us1 ness I:d1tor 3 Ixlalovxa Attendant 3 Pep Club 3 Gxrls Club Cabmer 3 L1brar Staff 3 Senor Class Play All School Plat 3 Produ non Staff Dance Committee 3 BLJSCHING SHIRLEY BELLI' Entered from Ol1mp1a xn 1970 Torch 3 De at t u 3 None e 3 Howdx Club S rt-tarx ance Xs 1mll1es Drama C u 3 Semor Czss 11 A cm 1 Commn he Thes 1 n BX INGTON DOIN -XLD ISXRNI QHIRNI-XN AHRID C-XILIOLFTTF RIFH XRD -X D1cL F ozl1ll 1 nur an H1 H masurtr 3 .urn x u nc rcs: v T 1 Manager Smoker 3 C-Xlk 'XRINIS llx-XRS XRlNl S lltv l'nurLd from Germans lin kc-tluall 3 Tenn: 3 Txng, Pong, LANILROIN CORDON HRUFF Xkhm C XRRILL XL DR: X ll XNNI C'u1'm 4- O 1 n gms C mxr lnlor lt urs' CARX EX HERBERT ID X ARD Herb u tor B nd 1 Semor ndv CHILTON RONALD CHLT Yogx Rescue Football l Baseball atsx Cu CODDINGTON DAVF DONALD Salty CONNOR NXAINDA COX! DEN Nl-XRJORII ANN Nlargle Klahouya Attendant l 3 Y Teens I Home tummy, Attendant 'l Howdy Club 3 Pep Club 3 CRANH R l3l X l' RI X CLAIRE Bex fnu-rvd from Calxlornxa tl Pep Club DANA. CILLLX CAA 1 3 Cabmet 7 Commercial Club Dance Commxttms 1 Torch Drama C b 3 Y Tee urls Letter Club 7 3 Howds Cub 2 Pep lub 3 Forexgn an INat1onal Aflalrs Club 7 3 Commencement and Baccalaurate Chaxrman 2 Klahouya Stat! 3 A Sli Treasurer 3 Assxstant 2 Thesplans 3 Senlot Class Play Produftlon Staff DIHTI. NAERLE DPAN fnteted from Yakxma nn 1950 Baseba Senior Class Play Thesplans 3 DIHEL RONALD RAY Ron Entered from Olympxa in l950 Base s e all Sen B 3 Boys u Cabmet 7 Presxdem 3 Drama Club 7 3 Small Choxr 3 Semor Class Plax Student Council 3 Thespxans 3 DOANI AIINI ROHIRTA Hendx All 'School Play l Senxor aw l'-'lax cf tan cetlea er 3 Pep u A DOXX. l ING SHIPLI Y ? :U 'G' BEST DRESSED Aluson Myers and Larry lone 76 'S f '? 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Y 5 I 3: , Ib II Z Class Wall We the Class of I9S2 beane of sound maaads do make ordaan publlsh and declare thas to be cur Last XVaIl and Testament and do hereby bequeath our most prazed possessaons and qualataes to the rnmaananc stu dents and faculty members DOUG BABBIT leaves the Klahowya BILL ANTHONY leaves Antonovach for good TIM SHERA be queaths has leadershap abalataes to Gordon Whate JIM POTTER leaves has darkroom well used FRED and EDDY TIDWELL leave the teachers confused SHERRILL STEVENS leaves has star to Les Johnson NORMA EAGG leaves wath all the boys followang DAVE CODDINGTON bequeaths has unaque o al e speeches tO whoever wants them SHERMAN BYRNE leaves has consaderataon to Mark Smarh PAT FRANKLIN walls her voace to Bev Hamman BUD ABBOTT and SHIRLEY HELLER leave an thear Iattle red yewel JOE LITTLEMORE bequeaths has freckles to Roberta Shepherd DICK OVERGARD leaves has record breakang broad lump to hastory EDDIE MARSHALL leaves the secret of whach twan has t DICK LAWRENSON leaves the Skatanq Party to whoever falls hear to at BILL BAILEY bequeaths has cannamon toothpacks to the cool aunaors IDA MAE ANDERSON leaves wath DICK WESTFALL ELAINE BRABHAM walls the candy counter to Joan Kenny DICK WEAVER left two months ago JANICE TVETEN leaves what t takes to get along an thas world SHIRLEY PECK leaves wath JERRY SLATER BARBARA BROMGARD bequeaths laer heaght to Sue Deerang GAIL beautaful ATTWOOD leaves to meet Jack HEIDI DOANE leaves happaly MARION Red Dog SKIPWORTH bequeaths has nackname to Mr Owens DAN EYE leaves stall workang MARGIE COWDEN walls her beauty prazes to Pat Patzer RODGER BILLE bequeaths has dravang skall to Jack Ellangson GROVER AKRE leaves runnang ROY JOHNSON leaves the Smoker to those who have lost thear weeds ANDY HOFE MAN walls has hockey puck to has fans PAT KENNEDY leaves has class offaces to George Boldt SHIRLEY AUSTIN leaves all those bulletans to next Years offace help SHIRLEY BUSCHING walls her sweet voace to Mrs Mace DEAN JOHNSON bequeaths has funnyI7I aokes to Sam Gange DE ETTE HORNE and BILL LLOYD leave happaly together DONNA LAMMER walls her sunlamp to Loy Ann McGee SHIRLEY ALLEN leaves her actang talent to Carla Dean Wraght JUANA BARNES leaves to get marraecl BRAD REHBOCK bequeatlas has lollypops to the freshmen AUDREY CARRELL leaves her quaet ways to Make Sheradan RENEE GLADWIN leaves the fanancaal peeves of the Clover Leaves ERNIE GARDNER left hs act vtes racket to Margae Carlstrom MERVYN HARRIS becaueaths has beard growang facalataes to next year s I'IOmC comang kang MAX SPENCER leaves has braefcase to Sally McGee JOE HALL and PAT HASSELMAN leave arguang RON CHILTON leaves has catchers matt to Mr Fynboe JOAN BROWNING beoueaths her actavataes to anyone wath ambataon MARILYN ANDERSON walls her quaet ways to Annette Gunston BARBARA JOR GENSON leaves the safety patrol to Darwan Pratchett GLORIA BUREN leaves modern art to those who can understand t ARLENE JONES walls her vocabulary to John Stevens Pretty LESLIE BRYANT leaves wath soothang BILL JARMON CAROL EVANS leaves her bedsacle manner to Mr Vanvard DAVID PETTIJOHN bequeaths has braans to Ron Bowser PAUL REEDER leaves wath Harvey DICK CAILLOUETTE leaves has vacaous back blows to the Masked Marvel JIM BLOWERS wall not wall has car GLORIA KUBIS leaves what she has left over to Helen Van Antwerp BILL BALDWIN walls has hockey stack to M Stowe LOUIS KORFHAGE leaves the bard cage caper stall unsolved TERRY BROWN leaves Helen Farr droolang RAY BROOKS and BETTY LIVINGSTON leave engaged BOBBIE TROJAN leaves her last name an Judys hands DARLENE WEDDLE ancl RON JOHNSON leave thear hall corner to next year s lovers BARBARA BENSCOTTER walls her ceramacs to the art enthusaasts BETTY WESTCOTT leaves her arguments to the debate club CAROL BARR walls her book reports to the underclassmen KAY ENGEBRETSON becaueaths her gavel to Dave Steen CLARENCE HALL walls has football potentaalataes to Bob Wann SHIRLEY HAMILTON leaves drama class wath a new voace RON BAILEY and CLARA BOYLES leave hand an hand RON DIHEL leaves the most ver satale boy an the class KENNY HALL leaves has tuba and II JIM BRICKER bequeaths has oratory abalaty to Denny Reeve BARBARA WILLIAMS leaves a bag aob to next years Senaor Ball co chaarmen GARY BROWN walls has casual way to Don Prace HERB CARVEY leaves band puckerecl up ART GROTH leaves for a more extensave research ora the opposate sex JEANNE BUROUE walls her sultry looks to Mary Ann Rach ardson SHIRLEY WELLS beoueaths her love of mankand to Marlene Hudtloff LARRY JONES leaves has gurl a day to Loren McKendry HAROLD HELLYER bequeaths has beautaful eyelashes to has fraend who admared them ALISON WHITE leaves her scholarshap behand BONNIE WALKER leaves Garls Club LIIS HEIN SON walls her sancere sweetness to everyone TERRY JORDAN leaves the stage crew to next years workers BOB HEDLUND bequeaths has fraendly smale to Blaane Smath CICELY DANA leaves her councal aob to her saster Loranda DARLENE gorgeous LYELL leaves her hot rod to Marlene Seabeck ANNETTE GEORGE bequeaths her polashed apples to all those who try so hard and fal DONNA MAY walls her well rounded ways and talents to Donna Cooper JIM HUBBARD leaves stage managang to Barry 'vlurphy JOANNE JENKINS leaves vactoraous MERLE DIHEL walls DePanta s wag tn 'vlr Lackey FLORENCE HOLROYD beoueaths her beautaful haar to Janae Mears BARBAR MARCH lea cs her rs 29 rush to school to Karen Mortensen BOB LLEWELLYN leaves wath an oozang paantbrush WARD KERN Icaves everyone Iaughang CLAY HARTZELL 0 L C L 4 . 4 I I Q 1 - ' 4 , I A , L . C . C . . I I , L r. x. . , . a . L . I . l I C . L L I - II I L I .II L I k I . 1 I . . I C - 1 . . ' L I . C . . . Q V . . A . . . C I . . C I . . I I . L I , .. .. , C L - C I C I a I , a L a I a in Japan. BILL BARBER walls his Iaterary genaus to Buddy Rachardson. IKARS CAKARNIS bequeaths has tennas a .I L C ' I L I I T . I I L . . I , . C . L . T . L C L a , . . 1 I f I ! a 1 I 1 I I C . I K I , . f - - . II ' C a . . I I I . I I ' C . . I 1 4 I I I - II . C , A . v I a . - . L I L L L . I I rI K a 1 , ' 1 1 . 'fx ' ' I ' 1 L K , IL I I Q a wulls hus purple cords to Steve Merrull THELMA FRY wulls her wull to Wully Wulluams JOHN HOFEDITZ bequeaths hus chem tests to anyone who studues ALMA MAE LYNESS leaves makung mulkshakes to Marue Greco JANET LIZOTTE leaves wuth a stuff neck from lookung up all year ART GETCHMAN leaves more than one gurl heart broken MARILYN KNEELAND bequeaths her rufle to Jean Smuth CORKY KELLER leaves her standung on the tennus team to Bev Newell ELSIE LINDBERG leaves wuth three proposals' MARK HOFMANN leaves Mrs Gubson recuperatung BILL LELAND bequeaths IOO pounds to Robun Hopkuns JOE HODGES wulls hus southern accent to Mr Hutton RUTH LIGHT leaves uoyously to meet Jack CLAIR HAYS bequeaths her chemustry workbook to Bob Frankland AL HARVEY leaves un search of a fuve foot doll CEOLE LAW wulls her shootung skull to Bev Green MILTON HAUGEN wulls hus flatterung remarks to Danny Grogan KAYE SHEPHERD PEGGY KOHLER and PAT HEALD leave theur parkung space at Busches to Paula Rantella and Lorraune Offner PAUL JOHNSTON bequeaths hus hugh hurdles to Gary Mulgard DICK LAUGH BON wulls hus smooth complexuon to Dorothy Turver GEOFFREY CRESS leaves hus fufth peruod candy to the vultures PATT RYAN wulls her talent and all that goes wuth ut to Berta Congdon GENE GREWELL reluc tantly leaves Donna Cooper to the wolves DAN McDOWELL leaves that specual old SA to Walt Rostedt HELEN SHAW leaves un search of a few more unches BEV NOLAN bequeaths her brauds to Myrna Slaughter beck WINNIE WILSON leaves her serene way to Pete Morone JOHN REAY leaves hus arguments wuth Fynboe to Marulyn Lunger LOIS MCCULLOUGH leaves to work un the Ry Krusp factory ERICA SCHALK bequeaths her absentee excuses to the Guudance Offuce BARBARA PARISH leaves to study the habuts and haunts of uce skates PAT NELSON leaves wuth her two front teeth AL MYERS bequeaths her style to Sue Ruchue MADELINE MERRILL wulls her tutle to next year s royalty BILL PECK leaves hus car parked on De koven Druve every rnornung LUCILE PETERSON wulls her provocatuve walk to Joan Harrus GEORGE MILLER leaves hus study hall messes to the custoduan SUSAN ROMANE and NANCY MACKLE bequeath theur sarcasm to Mr Lang AL PHILLIPS beqaeaths hus cowboy boots to Roy Rodgers ROGER MOLT wulls hus Packard to the peasants WALTER SCHINNELL leaves hus post un the hall to slow chuldren PHYLLIS MARTENS leaves her shorthand book to Carol Nelson PAUL SOUTHWELL wulls hus bashfulness to Joan Hanson DONNA ROYER bequeaths her peppuness to Don May CAROL MORHINWAY leaves her unduscovered beauty to more observant students STAN STRUNK wulls hus scuentufuc l9l mund to Larry Hamm TOPPER TIELSEN and DOUG YOST bequeath theur chouce remarks to the Englush department RONALD MARTINSON leaves hus tught jeans to Mul on Clamputt LAEL WELFRINGER leaves GAA dus couraged NANCY PITZER bequeaths her beamung smule to Rutchue Baurd MARGARET VINCENT wulls her world hustory tests to Bob Wood JANE THOMPSON bequeaths her bug brown eyes to Lassue WALT MUSIAL leaves hus sku tow tuckets well used BETTY TRIBOULET bequeaths her pearly teeth to Dale Homestead MARK MORRIS leaves hus unuque personaluty to Multon Berle TOM SWINDLAND leaves the twunkle un hus eye to Lynn Swuft ANNA BELLE VOLZ leaves straunung her guts vuolun that us BOB STOAKS wull dare to touch ut DICK SUMNER bequeaths hus overalls to Mrs Battun SHIRLEY STEELE and MARY SWORD combune last names and leave them to back up all arguments JOAN THOMPSON leaves a crowbar to the Lakewood kuds to force open the theaters cellar doors BRUCE Whuty CAMERON wulls hus nuck name to Mr Gray BILL HENDERSON leaves hus hugh blood pressure to Jr Muss ESTHER WALDRON leaves her sweet manner to Laura Ross BILL SHINAFELT left Shoshone to uoun the Warruors CONNIE SHAVER bequeaths her razor blades to the eughth grade boys NANCY ANN HOUGHTON DONNA SMITH and BEVERLEY WALIN leave the health center to those who lack the actung abuluty to get home BEV CRAMER leaves Alegra IV to next years brauns FERN FOLEY wulls her nuckname pep to a club by the same name PHIL PARSONS left hus sports un Montana JOYCE ROGNESS leaves Joy to those who have not yet completed theur sentence GENE SCEARCE leaves hus untruguung eyes to all the Don Juans ELSIE PORTER leaves her nuckname Ekue for the buology experuments BOB HARDY left Texas lAmenl for a better state MARGIE BATTELL leaves her eyes to the offuce spues LOIS POLLARD bequeaths her sun speckled nose to Mora Nolan JOAN SOUTHWELL and SHERRY REIS leave the Vocatuonal Offuce for vocatuon I mean a vacatuon DICK NELSON wulls hus suncere smule to George Ghularduccu JOHN NEWELL leaves the baseball equupment to next years manager JAMES SMITH wull not leave hus Smutty ALICE SCHIBIG bequeaths her quuet laugh to Bob Strange YVONNE JENSEN and PAT MAYES leave theur 5th peruod chaurs to the Green twuns GENE MICHAEL wulls hus fluppancy to Mr Herron CAROL HENDRICKSON leaves Gurls Chorus sungung ELGIN RAU bequeaths hus Bulova to Bette Hamulton JIM LOUDY leaves the Boys Club Smoker to Des Jones PAT Zabe SWEENEY leaves what hus nuckname rhymes wuth MARGIE OMAT leaves her long haur to be duvuded among the poodles dogers JANET SEVER leaves Commercual Club to whoever lukes to take other peoples money BEVERLEE MILLIGAN leaves her tuny fugure as proof of what the cafeterua lunches are luke LIZ TERRIEN wulls her Terruer to Terry Terrus DON BYINGTON bequeaths hus ten talented fungers to Ralph Alexander To Mr Wagley HOWARD OWRE leaves hus traffnc tuckets and DALE WINRICH leaves un hus Ford convertuble hopung not to collect any DONNA SWANSON bequeaths her blond haur to Don Washburn BEVERLY TUFTELAND happuly leaves to start a famuly DIANE DRILLING leaves swungung her classy chassy JIM TAYLER wulls hus seat un chem to anyone who us a Fynboe fan VERNON WEIMAR leaves wuth hus duploma clutched tughtly BETTY OLEARY wulls her happuness to anyone ut mught rub off on SADIE MCDONALD takes her beautuful haur wuth her MARIE ST CLAIR wull the heat machune to the cafeterua garbage paul HAROLD TARPENING bequeaths hus manner to Muss Getty JOHN WEST leaves wuth Thelma un mund TERRY BRADY wulls hus posutron on the senuor popularuty poll to Dale Holmstead I . . I A . wills his political preferences to Mr. Wagley. RITA WELLAN leaves a steaming typewriter to anyone who A ' D . ' ' a iw' lx! IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW I Donna Cooper Sally McGee Berta Young ROW 2 Milton Clampltt Dave Steen JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE ROW I Bev Haman Marlene Hndtloff Nance lngells Sally Potter Dara Skneens ROW Z Multon Clampltt Barbara Wnlllard Bud Rlchardson Qtr? C ss of i953 The Junuor Class o ne of the pepprest classes nn the school added much to their re cord thus past year They showed enthusiasm IH all the school actlvltues The class of apa e super vusuon of Mess Keeler and M r Hevtvelt The offucers were Donna Cooper presldent Berta Young vlce presn dent Sally McGee secretary Mllton Clamputt treasurer and Dave Steen program chaurman The bug event of the Year was the successful Junuor Prom The co chaurmen Nancy lngels and Marlene Hudtloff chose th e theme and name of Snowbound The class also gave a stock :ng dance at one of the games l953 was under the c bl Chosen on the basus of good looks and personaluty Helen Van Antwerp was att d en ant for the Klahowya Dance Berta Youn g was attendant for Homecomnng and Les Johnson was Prnnce f h Leadnng the tueld of sports were Les Johnson Dale Homestead Jack Ell nngson John Stevens Tom Peter son Dan Grogan Make Shernd an Gene Tveten and Make Kulesza tn footb ll a Tom Peterson Del Brown Dan Grogan Don May and Bob W allace partacnpated nn the sprung sports or t e Clrls Club Tolo 35 .nv .4 ,- I1 613. -1 A r-9 ,G .1 9 f-'I ,sv N0 Q A... ,, IIM ABBOTT RALPH ALEXANDER SHIRLEY ARKO WILLIE ARSENEAU GAYLE BARTLETT SHARON BAUM PAT BOYLE CAROLYN BENNETT ADRENNE BOGUE RICHARD BOTTCHER RONALD BOWSER BETTY BRAW CLAYTON BROWN ROBERT BRUNE BARBARA BRYAN TONIE BUCKLEY MILTON CLAMPITT DAN COCHRAN WILLIAM COLLIER IACKIE COLIVELL GEORGE CROSS NANCY CRUSAN LORINDA DANA RITA DARLING IUDY DISCH MARVIN DOYLE GEORGE DUKES IUDY DUNKIN IEAN ENNIS IOHN ERICKSON LOIS ERIcxsoN IOAN EVANS GORDON FOSTER SANDRA FORSYTH E BOBBY FRANKLAND IOHN FULLERTON IUANN CANYON IOE FAMRADT SAM GANGE LARRY C-OLLAHER DORIS GOODALE MARIE GRECO DAN GROGAN BETTY HANSEN BETTE HAMILTON MARK HANSEN CHUCK HARKINS GREGORY HARRISON DEAN HARTLEY LOY HARVEY LARRY HAYES BETTY HOLFORD WILLIAM HOLLAND BEVERLEY HOLMAN IUANITA HOLT CARLYN HOSTETTER IEAN HUGHES MARLENE HUDTLOFF NANCY INGLES SHIRLEY ATKINS DORIS AVRIL CHARLES BALHINGER MARLENE BAKER WYNONA BENNETT MARVIN BISTER RICHARD BITZER NANCY BIRKHOFER IVAN BRATHORD IANELLE BRICKER SANDRA BRISCOE DEL BROWN GEORGE BUNCE INESSE CAKARNES LINNEA CARLSON MARGERY CARLSTROM ROBERTA CONGDON DONNA COOPER ERNEST CORP IRENE CRANDELL MILTON DAVIDSON RONALD DAWSON SUE DEERING RICHARD DejARDINE BILL DUNLAP BRUCE DUTTON IACK ELLINGSON ELLSWORTH SCHOEL IOHN EvANco DONNA FAMILTON DORIS FAUST RUSSELL FORD DICK FREEMAN BOB FRENCH ERLING FUGELSO VERELLA GEIGER GEORGE GHILARDUCCI CHARLOTTE GIBBONS WESLEY GILBERTSON IOYCE HALE GERALD HALMO aEvERLEE HAMAN CLARK HAMER RICHARD HARLOCK IOAN HARRIS GREOGORY HARRISON GAYLE HART DONALD HAYS LOIS HILL DICK HILTON GEORGE HUFFMAN DALE HOMESTEAD GERALD HALMUCK MURIEL HOPPER LORMA HORNER CARL IENSEN NANCY IENSEN LES IOHNSON LLOYD IOHNSON 4 , I rfb G 1 kg , 'xi ,D ,Vg 'nf' 4 I1 T ' ' . if 5- 3 f-. 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K I T An ' 'ff 37 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROW I Bob Wmn ludy Trolan Mrs Hoar Advisor ROW 2 Don Wash burn Loyd Fllluns Bob Munson CI ss of l954 As the youngest class In the senior hugh the so ho P more class showed much enthusrasm and splrnt In all h t eur actrvmes throughout the year Leading them through a very successful year was Bob Wann presudent and has Cabinet lncludl B b I t I AC, X 4? ng o Monsen vnce president Judy Tropan secretary Don Washburn treasurer and Lloyd Fllklns sergeant at arms Mrs Hoar advised the class Therr annual dance the Sophomore Farewell d un er the co chaurmanshup of Sue Ruchey and Ben Sauls was one of the blggest successes of the year Representung the class an looks and personallty was Dale Hruby Klahowya attendent Loren Muller Home comlng attendent and Dale Hruby Duke of the Clrls Club Tolo In sports they showed to be real sportsmen as the sophomo b k re as etball team won the cuty champuonshnp wlth a record of I6 wms and 2 losses Some outstandun 8 undnvadual sportsmen were Don Pruce George Duxon Don H earon Ken Peters Blaune Smnth Fred Casper rettl and Weldon Hall The gurls sports turnout was partucupated In by many sophomores Some of these were Su R h e uc ey Barbara Roberts Betty Harvey Delores Wulbur Bar bara Hoyt and Edna Wnley WHATS THE SECRET DON? 1? 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Q' A N S if I 1 ' l v I Dx Q L! .. 1 giv HOMECOMINC COMMITTEE FLOOR Paul Reeder Tum Shera Bob Hedlund SEATED Pat Kennedy Iamce Tveten ROW 3 loan Browmng Kay Enge bretson Madellne Merrull leanne Burque Cncely Dana Susan Romane Corky Keller Donna May 5 5 Lorene Muller Homecoming Homecomlng was held on December Z8 under the co charrmanshnp of Januce Tveten and Pat Kennedy The chasrmen ot thenr commlttees were correspondence Madellne Merrull and Corky Keller publlclty Donna May half trme entertalnment Jeanne Burque and Susan Romane musuc and cononatlon Cncely Dana decora tlons Joan Brownlng tickets Tum Shera refreshments Kay Engebretson clean up Bob l-ledlund and sugns Paul Reeder HI-Y Dance On Saturday January 26 the l-ll Y ralsed cane- sugar cane that IS at U and l The Sweetest Dance of the Year Allen Harvey was charrman of the annual C P l-ln Y Dance By products of the sugar cane undus try were prominently dusplayed and Included everythung from sugar cubes to sugar fnlled balloons Audnng Allen Harvey ln thas contrnbutuon to a colossal CP sweet tooth were Dan McDowell clean up Bob Frankland refreshments Multon Clampltt publncuty Dtck Over gard decorations and Dean Johnson and Bred Rehbock tlckets Pre game actlvntnes conslsted of gudgung the sngns made by varnous school organnzatwons and a cup was awarded to the Clover Leaves tor the most outstandmg sign After the basketball game wlth Whlte River the homecommg dance was held In the gurls gym The hnghlaght of the evenung was the coronatuon of Homecoming Queen Cora Ann Keller l and her attend ents Berta Young and Lorene Muller by Mervm Harrls the wlnner of the beard growung contest Boys Club Dance Ocean Fantasy was announced by Ward Kern and Sherrlli Stevens as the tltle for the 1952 Boys Club nce It was held Aprul 5 an the Clrls gym e decoratnons carried out the theme of the rolllng ocean Mermaids and under water nymphs swam through the gym Fish nets fnsh and shells also helped carry out the sea motuf Assustung the charrmen Ward Kern and Sherrill Stevens were Marlon Skupworth refreshments B ll Anthony decorations Milton l-laugen publlclty Ward Kern mvnatuons and Gene Muchaels tuckets gy HI Y DANCE COMMITTEE ROW l Mnlton Clampltt Allen Harvey Bob Frankland ROW 2 Duck Overgard Dan McDowell Dean johnson HOMECOMINC ATTENDANTS Berta Young Corky Keller if KLAHOWYA Madelune IGMSIOUQ7- H I e Bur 1,6015 Funkhauxe ' Par p liz On Van 4111 e worn Delgwyfggue HUC! QUEEN MADELINE The eleventh annual Klahowya Dance took place Saturday November tenth l95l un the gurls gym Jane Thompson was chaurman of the affaur Honored at thus affaur were Queen Madelune Merrull I and her raduant court of honor comprused f Jeanne Burque and Maruory Cowden senuor mauds of honor Helen Van Antwerp uunuor Pat Putzer Sophomore Delorus Offner nunth grade and Hallue Funkhouser eughth grade attendent ueen Madelune I was crowned by Student Body Presudent Topper Neulson as Albert Phullups read the proclamatuon The Queen and her attendents then uouned theur escorts to dance to the theme song Muss Helmer socual advusor and Jane Thompsons commuttees certaunly deserve credut for makung thus annual truly the Lovluest Nught of the Year When the couples entered the gurls gym on December fourteenth they looked upon a world unknown a world of thousands of snow flakes and glustenung wonder Thus scene well deplucted Snowbound e theme of thus years Junuor Prom Couples danced from 9 to l2 to the Iultung musuc of Larry Carunos Band Entertaunment for the evenung was provuded by a truo of gurls from Luncoln Hugh School The co chaurmen of the dance were Nancy Ingles and Marlene Hudtloff Theur commuttees were Sally Potter unvutatuons Dara Skeuns decoratuons Beverlee Haman publucuty Barbara Wulluard entertaunment Bud Ruchardson refreshments and Multon Clamputt clean up Mr Heytvelt theur advusor also helped a great deal un makung the 53ers Junuor Prom a very memorable one wa... Senlor Ball The class of 52s Sensor Ball was held Aprnl 25 In the gurls gym wuth Wrnston Baker s band playung the theme song Blue Tango The theme was beautufully portrayed A lught blue background spotted wuth dark blue snlouettes encurcled the dance floor On the balcony the fugure of a woman llstenlng to the guutar musnc ot her Spanush lover fnttmgly upheld the theme Two large snlouettes of dancers served as an appropruate background for the band The colorful dresses of the gurls handsome evening clothes of the boys and the novel decoratuons made thus a gala atfarr a spectacle that wull not soon be forgotten by those who attended Orchids go to Barbara Wallnams and Dean Johnson co chanrmen for makung thus Senuor Ball what every sensor ball should be a dance to be remembered In later years as one of the hughlughts of ones hugh school Girls Club Tolo I crown you Tolo Kung Robert I With these words Madelrne Merrnll placed the crown on Bob Hedlund proclaumung hum the l952 Tolo Kung on the eve of February suxteenth Kang Robert was attended by Prnnce Les Johnson and Duke Dale Hruby At 8 30 the couples entered the Manhattan Club to lose themselves an the splendor of the evening The nocturnal outllne of New Yorks majestic bulldnngs with therr glutternng llghts transformed the boys gym unto a Manhattan roofgarden The musuc was smooth and easy to dance to and sugns could be seen porntung to the Bronx the subways Coney lsland and varuous well known saghts Manhattan Serenades success can be attrlbuted to Clorna Kubns and her sub chanrmen Ernca Schlak Pat Ryan Madelme Merrlll Helen Van Antwerp Jeanne Burque Florence Holroyd Sondra Forsythe and Alla son Myers years Refreshments were served at a lnttle bar covered wrth fantastuc cocktaul names hngon. mum' and Les lo pale Mund- . ' Bob nu J 1oLo COURT KING Roasnr ll Trolan leanne Burque Call Attwood Clona Kubls Girls Club Under the capable leadershup of thus years presldent Bonnue Walker and her hard worknng cabunet un I d cu eng Susan Romane vnce presndent Gall Attwood secretary treasurer Clorua Kubus socaal Shurley Peck servnce Helen Van Antwerp standards Joan Brownlng program Jeanne Burque publuclty Donna Royer frnendshup Bobble Trolan appearance of the school Janet Ltzotte clerlcal Joan l-larrls decoratnons and Sophomore Representatuve Lorene Muller the Curls Club had another outstandlng year Jonntly sponsored b the Bo d G l y ys an ur s Clubs thus year s Chrustmas Food and Toy Drnve and the Skatlng Party were both a bug success The two biggest new protects the cabnnet added to the Cnrls Club were selllng basketball b tt d u ons an getting new cabnnet unsforms consustnng of whnte muddy blouses checked green and whute tues and green sklrts The annual Clrls Club Holo held an February and the Mother Daughter tea nn Ma were th t b y e wo lg socual events sponsored by the Glrls Club and as usualwere recenved wnth great enthusuasm Boys Club years Boys Club Cablnet consnsted of presndent Ronnle Dnhel vnce presndent George Chrlarduccu secretary treasurer Duck Phenneger and program ch P J alrrnan at arvls Agaun thus year the Boys Club was advused by Mr Vlnyard This As always the Boxnng Smoker was the highlight of the year for the club as far as money and enter taunment are concern d Th S k e e mo er was successful only because of the flne coachung of Mr Hutton and the fughters hard work The Boys and Cnrls Club pountly sponsored a Skatnng Party at the Lakewood Ice Arena The last actnvuty of the club was the Boys Club Dance held In early April of which Sherrlll Stevens and Ward Kern were co chairmen Many unterested programs were presented :ng ln Korea to a speech by Tacomas Chuef of Polrce Jack Eltch Tahatawa was a success agaxn thus year because ut gave the students somethung to do on Saturday nnght Chaurman of Tahatawa was Art Cetchrnan at the club s rneetungs rangung from Marlne movnes of fnght BOYS CLUB CABINET ROW l Bull Marhn lohn Erickson Bull Stevens lnm Ravens Duck Phenneger ROW 2 Ron Dlhel Cordon White George Ghularduccl Dave Steen Pat larvls s Juaan rxumanr, 'van uuurs. nvvv ..f,vu11 v---......o, -.,.-.., ...... -., ,VYY , ' f 1 1 ' 1 ' V 1 ' 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 v . . . , . 1 1 - - 1 V 1 . . . . - , . . tt 11 . , . , . 1 1 - . , . , . . . 1 . . . . , , , . , . . 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I t . f --1 U A A Tahatawa Clover Park students are now able to enuoy floor show entertaunment dancung games movues and re treshments at the Saturday evenung Tahatawa Tahatawa us sponsored by the Boys Club wuth Mr Vunyard as advusor assusted by Mrs Halvorsen and Mr Fynboe Art Cetchman us the general chaurrnan wuth Duck Overgard as hus assustant and prouectuonust Com muttee heads are Tom Peterson entertaunment Dorus Avrul and Janet Sever refreshments and publucuty Maruory Battell All Clover Parkers and alumnu are welcome from eught to eleven every Saturday evenung So usung the organuzatuons motto Why dont you come to Taha tawa9 TAHATAWA ROWI Houghton Skuens Dana Arko Avrul West cott Benscotter Law Forsythe Sherudan Sevcr ROW 2 Peterson Getduman Overgard lohnston Duggan Wulluams Rantalla Battell I- Drullung Wultrunger The offucers for the Hu Y thus year uncluded the capable presudent Tum Shera vuce presudent Doug YOST Secretary Ed Bauley treasurer Duck Caullouette Chaplun Cordon Whute and sergeant at arms Ward Kern Theur new advusor was Mr Fynboe Perhaps the most clever dance of the year U C1 I The Sweetest Dance ot the Year was guven bv the Hu Y un February The hard workung chaurman was Allen Harvey The Hu Y supervused the stockung dances sponsored a member to Boys State sent Jum Brucker and Cordon Whute to the Youth Leguslature un Olympua and performed varuous other munor servuces abOut 9 school Wunnung about half theur games the clubs basketball team had a faur year HI Y CABINET ROW I Cordon Whute Tum Shera Duck Caullouette HI Y BASKETBALL ROW I Gene Sccarce Gordon Whute Tum ROW 2 Doug Yost Ward Kern Bull Bauley Shera Ivan Roberts ROW Z Terry Brady Douglas Yost Bully larmon Dale Storasslu Mr Fynboe ROW 3 Dean johnson Bull Bauley Brad Rehbock Herb Carvey - u u u ' , , , u u u u . - u - A u uu I u , - uu 9 . . . . . , . u I u . . 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DEBATE CLUB ROW 'l Bev Nolan Mrs Heudbreder Shurley Buschung Annette George ROW 2 Max Spencer Paul Reeder Terry Brown Roger Bulle Debate Club Thus year the Debate Club wuth the competent coachung of Mrs Heudbreder funushed wuth a fufty fufty score wunnung eught and losung eught debates The hughlught of the year was the league tournament at Bothel where Clover Park debators tued for second place We hope our Debate Club wull con tunue on the road to success The actuve members of thus organuzatuon are Max Spencer presudent Paul Reeder vuce presudent Annette George sec retary Beverly Nolan clerk and Terry Brown and Shurley Buschung Thespuans Agaun the Thespuans have had a successful year Furst and most umportant of the Thespuan actuvutues were the two plays whuch they sponsored uncludung the Senuor Class Play You Cant Take lt wuth You and the All School Play Junuor Muss Thus years offucers were presudent Joan Brownung vuce presudent Clorua Kubus secretary Alluson Myers treas urer Tom Swundland and theur wonderful advusor Mrs Heud breder To funush out theur year they had a banquet un May at whuch tume awards were glven Joan Brownung was chosen as best Thespuan THFSPIANS SITTING-Tom Swundland Patt Ryan Roger Bulle ROW l DeEtte Horne Donna Royer Cucely Dana Donna May joan Brownung Aluson Meyers Mrs Heudbreder ROW 2 Annette George Norma Fagg lane Thompson Glona Kubus Shurley Peck Pat Franklun Shurley Buschung Shxrley Allen ROW 3 Tum Shera Merle Duhel Roger Holt Bull Lloyd Paul Reeder Bull Barley Ronnue Duhel sf, waht DRAMA CLUB ROW l Mrs Heudbreder Crust Lamourcx Bev Nolan Maru lyn Woodruff lulua Oaks Marlene Hudtloff Sally McGee ROW 2 Annette George Arlene jones lanelle Brucker loan Kuttlcson Lorunda Dana Karen Mortensen Bev Hamm Nancy Hou hton loan Harrus Marue Greco Nancy Mackle Becky Radamaker Mararete Vunson Susan Romane Drama Club For all those unterested un theatrucs Drama Club serves as a focal pount Besudes havung enuoyable meetungs the back ground of the theatre and preparatuon for acturg us taught The ultumate goal of the Drama Club member us to be un the Thespuans Thus us done by earnung a set number of pounts from partucupatuon Of stage productuons The club offucers for l9'SZ were Annette George presu dent Nancy Mackle vuce presudent Beverly Nolan secretary Lorunda Dana treasurer and Mrs Heudbreder AdvuSOr Safety Patrol A great deal of credut should go to the members of the Safety Patrol who accept the responsubuluty of guardung theur fellow students lt has proven uts worth by uts hugh record of accudent preventuon These patrols a e mauntaunecl through out the country and are sponsored by the State Patrols Each member us selected for hus abuluty as a leader Thus years squad captaun and advusor were James Hub bard and Mr Stowe respectuvely Lueutenants were Jack Brooks Bull Leland and Betty Luvungston SAFETY PATROL ROW l Delores Hoffstrom Gayle Hart Betty Luvungston Ray Brooks lum Hubbard Bull Leland Dan Sturm Peg May Wynoura Ben nett Barb Sears ROW 2 Sam Cook Connue Van Ham Duck Schunnell Robert Raack Bruce Hume Bert Wyatt Lockwood Wulluams lohy Reay lack Schunnell Darlene Crale Carlenc Van Houten ROW 3 Betta Ward Tana McKenuzue lerry Sagar Ed Allen Darwun Prutchett Howard lorgenson Bull Tucker Ivan Bratford Barb jorgenson Darlene Wyckoff Mr Fynboe , ' 44, 'f Hu , uf re you 4 af ,. , - ,z, 9 . . u . ., . , , , . . . . . ,. . . ,, - . , 4 - V . , - , - . . , . , ' ' , , ' v u T 1 1 n y u t u u ' ' ' o L u . 4 ut . . 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I 4 FOREIGN AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS CLUB ROW I Erlca Schalk Clona KubIs Alrson Myers Donna May Crcely Dana leanne Burque Madelmne Merrull Susan Romane ROW Z Faye Parrott lohn Hofedrtz lIm Bncker Harold Hellyer Bob Hedlund Paul Reeder lIm Rwens Marlone Omat ROW 3 Steve Mark Bob Stoaks Larry Gollahcr BIII Antony Topper Nrelson We Denny Reeve TIm Shera Mr Wagley Forelgn Natlonal Affalrs The obyect of thIs club IS to promote Interest IU torelgn and natIonal affarrs at Clover Park and to prepare for Ife In a democracy The past years program Included such speakers as Ray Thompson Dr Warren E TomIInson and George Hellyer Mr Wagley IS the advlsor OTTICSFS who have led the group of twenty TIVO through a successful year are BIII Anthony presIdent Bob Stoaks VICE presIdent Karen Mortenson secretary JIm RIvenes treasurer and program charrman John I-lofedItz Genius Club The Ceruus Club maIntaIns two purposes theIr own enyoyment of books and the other to promote good readlng among the members of the student body At theIr meetIng books are dIscussed lIterary contests held and arrangements made for guest authors to VISIT the school ThIs year the Cenlus Club wrth theIr adxlsor MIss McDonnell have made the acquamtance of several natIonalIy known authors Darectung the club s BCTIVITICS are presIdent Ida Leedom VICE presIdent MurIeI Hopper and secretary BIII CoIlIer GENIUS CLUB ROW l Karen Tucker Muriel Hopper Ida Leedom ROW 2 ludy Duncan BIII Collrer 32,48 '71 ff? COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW I Mr Zelanak Betty Lrvrngston lane Kolberg janet Sever Bev Hamm loan Harrrs Barbara WIllard lanolle Bncker Mary Ann ErIckson loan KItteIson Peral Lught Shrrlcy Steele ROW 2 Shrrley Heller Pat Nelson Fran Payton lanrce Buchler Susan Hardgrove Anna Land Verna Olohoue Pat Franklrn Ann Stoaks Duanne We herall Berta Congdon DorIs Avnl Barb Sears ROW 3 Lormda Dana Shrrley Arko Dara Skuens Nancy Ingles Helen Van Anterp Berta Young Sondra Forsythe Laura Ross Carol Langdon Loy Harvey NIta Holt Dorothy Turver LorraIne Offener Commercial Club Theur motto We Sell EVERYTHING explams the purpose ofthe Commerclal Club In a nutshell At the approach of any school actIvIty you ll tInd the members ot the Commer clal Club are Involved one vvay or another sellIng tuckets or dIstrIbutIng announcements Yes these busmess mInded gIrls really do sell almost everythlng The secretanes Janet Sever and Betty l.IvIngston and JunIor secretary JanIe Kolberg along wIth theIr able advlsor Mr Zelanak are the braIns behInd the sales and deserve a lot of credIt Assembly Commlttee ThIs group consIstIng of four faculty members and three students IS responsIble for panmng ll assemblIes throughout the year wuth the exceptlon of pep assemblIes Each year the Assembly CommIttee sponsors a student talent assembly and arranges for exchange assembhes Representung the faculty are Mrs CIbson chaIrrnan Mrs HeIdbreder Mrs Wahlgren and Mr Taylor The student members actIng as host and hostesses to all guests are Bob l-ledlund general stage manager Corky Keller correspondIng secretary and ShIrley Buschmg who handles the advertIsIng ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ROWI MIss Walgren Mrs CIbson Corky Keller Mrs Herdbreder ROW Z ShIrIey Buschlng Bob Hedlund Mr Taylor l l I O 0 O O i . ' . . . ' . I , l 1 , 3 , ' . ' . ' 0 . ' I - ' I l C I . 3 , 3 . - I 1 , . 5 , . Y' ' 5, ' A aug. G , , ' ., . , f' te rr A ,eng I , H 1 3, gf r 1, . ,f ' ' ,gf I' 14- , ,Mp as A . 1- ' . ' , ,173 - . gn, .Y ., ai . W .L ' , , 4' I PROjECTlON SQUAD ROW l Ed Tidwall Dick Overguard Fred Tidwall STAGE CREW ROW l jim Scearce Mike Wilcox ROW 2 Barry Murphy john Carstens Herb Carvey ROW 2 Louis Rorface Bill Henderson Bill Mr Radebaugh Leland jim Hubbard Mr Trimble Projection Squad When you re looking at the movies being shown to you in your classes for educational purposes do you ever stop to think who is doing all the work? Its the projection squad They are responsible for all the films shown at school They re also responsible for the machines screens and sound trans mitters They operate the machines in the class rooms for the students and teachers For their work they receive a Civics letter at the end of the year Mr Trimble is in charge of these boys Pep Club The Pep Club under the able direction of cheerleader Heido Doan president Ward Kern vice president Corky Keller secretary and Mr Fynboe Advisor created pep through out the school. The skit committee co chair- men, Barbara Craft and Jo Ann Jenkins, and their committee members presented skits a the pep assemblies, Funds were started for x-rays for the ath- letes, and tor an electric megaphone to an- nounce yells. Stage Crew The odd man jobs around the school are usually put in the capable hands of the members of the stage crew When you go to the concerts or the plays at school do you think of who is responsible for the setting up of the stages and scenery? It s the stage crew behind it all As well as this type of work they also fix broken track equipment Mr Radabaugh has led the boys through another suc cessful year with Berry Murphy as their experienced manager ROW l-Cicely Dana, Clara Hays, Nancy Pitzer, joan Brown- ing, Donna May, Corliss Keller, Gloria Kubis, Erica Schalk, Marie Greco, Carol Nelson, Donna Cooper, ROW 2- ev Cramer, Dorothy jensen, Emogene Coco, Yvonne jensen, Dorothy Teeters, Barbara Ward, Darlene Wycoff. Sally Potter, Margie Carlstrom, Donna Williams, Gail Peck, Mary Rodgers, Gail Romane. ROW 3-Les johnson, Bill Bailey, Gene Stew- ell, Lanny Roberts, joe Hall, Paul johnston, Milton Clampitt, Gordon White, Ward Kern, George Chilarducci, Denny Reeve, Peter Rivenes, David Steen, Bob Winn. PEP CLUB: ROW l-Patt Ryan, joan Harris, Sally McGee, Bev Hamm, Barbara Willard, Shirley Steele, Mary Ann Erickson, joan Kittleson, janelle Bricker, Helen Shaw. ROW 2-Sandra Sheridan, DeEtte Horne, Shirley Heller, Susan Hartgrove, Pat Franklin, Florence Holroyd, Ann Stoaks, Diane Wetherall, Berta Congdon, janet Sever, Betty Livingston, Lois Cameron. ROW 3-Lorinda Dana, Dara Skiens, Berta Young, Sondra Forsythe, Laura Ross, Carol Langdon. Helen Van Anterp, Nancy Ingles, jeanne Burque, Pat Heald, Peg Kloher, Gail Attwood, Connie Wilson. T H CANOPY CREW ROW l Muke Sherudan Dale Homestead ROW 2 Ron Bower Bob Frankland Muke Kulessa Canopy Crew The canopy crew one of the hardest workurug but least praused groups of the school was led by Bob Frankland secretary of undustry The job of the crew was to stretch the canopy over the gurls gym for the dances held there Wuthout the canopy the dances would have lost much of theur color and effect Other members of the crew were Dale Homestead Muke Sherudan Ron Bowser and lvluke Kulezca Many thanks are guven for a job well done Rufle Club The Rufle Club s varsuty team comprused of the top eught shooters un the club agaun led Clover Park to a champuonshup un a munor sport Under the capable coachung of L T Swall the furst second gurls and begunners teams had a very actuve season shootung un cuty state and natuonal competutuon The club members feel that they selected a fune group of offucers They are Albert Phullups presudent Ron Bauley vuce presudent Ceole Law secretary Clara Boyles treasurer and Cary Parsons range offucer GIRLS LETTER CLUB ROW l Darlene Wulluams Ann Stoaks Carol Nelson Marue Greco Bev Hamm Nancy Mackle Madelune Mernll DeEtte Home joan Brownung Nancy Putzer Shurley Atkuns joAnn jenkuns ROW 2 Susan Romane Lyle Welfunger Norma Fagg Kay Engebretson Betty Truboulet Gaul Attwood Marlene Hudtloff Donna Royer Margue Carl strom Mary Hansen Bobby Trojan jeanne Burque Francus Slead Cucely Dana Muss Fossler ROW 3 jane Thompson Corky Keller Aluson Myers Donna Cooper Nancy lngels Laura Ross Berta Young Helen Van Antwerp Dara Skuens Lorunda Dana Roberta Congdon januce Tveten Bonnue Walker Arlene jones Florence Holroyd Barbara Parush Gurls Letter Club To become a member of the Curls Letter Club a gurl must earn a letter whule She S un senuor hugh Each member of the club must usher at two functuons such as plays concerts programs graduatuon or baccalaureate Assustung the capable presudent Jo Ann Jenkurus was De Ette Horne and lvluss Fosler the advusor of the group Varsuty Club To become an actuve member of the Varsuty Club a boy must wun a letter un a major sport The club uncluded forty boys thus year who were capably led by a cabunet uncludung .lum Brucker presudent Duck Caullouette vuce presu dent and Bull Jarmon secretary treasurer The club advusor was Mr Austun Agaun thus year the Varsuty Club dud an able job patrolung most of the home games helpung run the schools athletuc events and regulatung the wearung of ullegal letters f- 4 '4 'D f VARSITY CLUB ROW l john Stevens Shernl Stevens Clarence Hall Bull jarmon Harold Hellyer jum Brucker Gene Scearce Tum Shera Paul Southwell Duck Overgard Duck Law erenson ROW 2 Muke Sherudan joe Camradt Ken Peters Muk Kulesea Don Hare Robun Hopkuns Walter Musual Blaune Smuth Paul johnston Len Abbott Dan Grogan Tom Peter son Gary Brown joe Hall Gene Tveten ROW 3 Dale Homestead Red Skupworth Doug Babbut Vern Sutherland Cordon Whute jack Ellungson Duck Caulouette Les johnson Walt Rostedt jerry Meade jum Hubbard Don Hare Don Pruce Tom Swundland Bob Wallace SI BOOKROOM STAFF Margaret Kohler Kay Sheppherd Pat Helund Llbra ry Staff Book Room WIth the helpmg hands of MISS McDonnell and Mrs Wagley the lIbrary staff has completed another successful year of hard work The VBYIOUS dutles of the staff Include shelvlng the books whIch have been returned by the students arrangung cabunet dIsplays and takung Inventory They also help students select and fund books or magazmes for partIcular sublects ThIs year s offlcers Included Faye Parrot head of staff fIrst semester and Ida Leedom second semester Ida Leedom and Judy Duncan were assIstant heads of staff The purpose of the student book room IS to make It con vement for students to acqulre thenr school supplIes such as Ink penculs paper and other Items necessary for classroom use The book room also sells booklets workbooks etc for those classes that requIre them The dUfIeS of the bookroom manager are to order supplres and do the maIorIty of the sellIng whxch IS carrIed out before and after school Chosen to carry out these responsIbIlItIes for thIs year was Bob Frankland Mr Hagland was the faculty advIsOr The members of the Torch Honor SOCISTY are those who have maIntaIned a hIgh scholastIc record Each year a member who has proved hzmself outstandvng ID the group IS selected for the fnfty dollar schoIarshIp a fund raased by the SOCIETY by conductmg varIous projects and collectIng dues ThIs project was started In I949 by Torch and has sInce been contInued Presndent Enca Schalk and AdvIsor Mrs Lackey helped to make thIs year s Torch Honor SocIety a success ful one Indeed TORCH HONOR SOCIETY ROW I Blll Anthony Madelme Merrlll Nancy PItzer Ida Mae Anderson Corky Keller Kay Engebretson Shlrley Buschmg Carol Nelson Nancy Mackle Clarr Hays Bev Mllham Les Bryant Mrs Lackey ROW 2 Topper NIeIson Max Spencer Barb Wlllard Donna WIllIams Pat Moran Margaret VInson Enca Schalk Susan Hardgrove Pat PItzer Florence Holroyd CIceIy Dana jeanne Burque Arlene lones Clara Boyles MargIe Carlstrom MurIel Hopper Dara SkIens Bev Wolan ROW 3 Bob Wnnn Bob Monson Pat IBYVIS Barbara WIllIams Clorla Kubls DIane Wetherall Nancy lngels loan Thompson AllIson Whlte Annette George BonnIe Walker lanIce Tveten Allson Myers ShIrley Heller Ida Leedom Fay Parrott Chuck Buchanan Mllton Clampltt Ak -Q A Torch Honor Society Arts few g 5 K , ll I .f M - y Q y I 5 H V- 12 -.. -i- The chour us composed of forty muxed vouces durected by Mr Marlon Oppelt Thus us the most advanced muxed group of the vocal department and membershup us gauned through tryouts Durung the year the chour makes a number of publuc appearances Local commutnuty groups hear the chour annually The group made uts debut on Back to School Nught and ut was featured on Campus Raduo Theatre twuce durung thus season At Chrustmas tume the chour partucupated un the annual Chrustrnas prrogram An exchange assembly and musuc meet are the groups current plans both slated for Aprul In the sprung l wuth the other organuzatuons of the musuc department un the sprung concert whuch OIIEUBS A group of nuneteen gurls whuch wull always be remembered for theur polushed style of presen varued musucal programs us the Nonettes They were very fortunate to have as theur accompanust a talented nunth grader Laree Oxford l-ler future un our musuc department should be great wuth such an early start Appearances durung the year uncluded the Chrustmas Concert several sungung engagements durung the holudays three raduo broadcasts and student assemblues The gurls at press tume were busuly workung un antucupatuon of the Sprung Show the Sprung lnvutatuonal Festuval and the possubuluty of sungung at the Western Washungton Competutuve Festuval Mr Maruon Oppelt theur new durector added hus excellent musucal culture an brungung them through un top bulled performances the chour wull take uts pace all of Clover Park antucupates tatuon of ,sta 'av 1 - - F9 ir ,fs f A T . Q' S' , ' ' . I X 'i :: 5 v A A ' ' X , Muxed Chorus For the furst tume a muxed chorus has been added to the musuc department Theur workung together wuth tour part arrangements unstead of two as was done prevuously when sungung as separate groups us preparung them for future chour members Durected by lvlr Renwuck Taylor and accompanued by Duncan Mannung thus group of nunety vouces partucupated an both the Chrustmas Concert and the Sprung Show Quartets of Tacoma s busuness and socual groups The band contrubuted a clarunet and horn quartet and a brass sextet Those from the orchestra were the strung quartet truo duet and puano soloust Ralph Alexander Pertormung vocalusts were Pat Franklun Beverly l-laman and Charles Ballunger Gurls Chorus The gurls chorus under the durectuon of Mrs Shurley Nalle has trued to develop theur vocal technuques as well as theur musuc repertoure To umprove the unduvudual sectuons of the group they had addutuonal rehearsals after school The extra tume spent was undeed rewardung for theur performances un the Chrustmas and Sprung Concerts e - H lf S u l ' ' t U , 0 Several ensemble groups and soloists entertained many SENIOR BAND ROW l lohy Reay Duane Hopper Ron Drehl Ralph Sattler lane Smrth Norman Forbes Alrce Umpstead Richard Harlock Becky Rademacher Betty Westcott Claudla Evans ROW 2 Sherman Byrne Robert Armstrong Bull Rrckey Gene Farnsworth Wullrs Arseneau Larry Martln Howard Brown lack Schrnell Lawerence Hayes Bob LaRue Duck Phcnneger Freddy Gaspereth Don Kntchen ROW 3 Clark Hamar Don Magnusson Allen Harvey Gene Muchaels Leonard Sasso Dean Hartley lam Sweeney ROW 4-Burt Wyant Gary Gray Lloyd johnson Roger lowders Davud Steen Raymond George joey Gamradt Herb Carvey Gene Sweeney Llle Wyant Ronald johnson lohn Call Stan Tutles jerry Poter Kay Knerp ROW 5 Mr Renewnck Taylor dnrectnr Gordon Larson Ken Hall Gene Tveten Sherry Smnley Bull Martm Harry Harmsch Don Wnllard Gene Meade NOT PRESENT Marulyn Lunger Don Herron Band The schedule for the band thus year was very compact Some of the promnnent ap pearances were the annual Band Concert the Band and Orchestra Concert the Daffodll Parade the Competltrve Contest and of course playlng at all home games The offlcers who took care of the busuness for the band were Ken Hall Presldent Allen Harvey Vnce Presrdent Ball Rltchne Secretary Treasurer Under the masterful dnrectuon of Mr Renwuck Taylor the band completed another year that was hrghly accreduted Bull Holland Don Loper Sandra Jacobs Larry Brussley Orchestra Thus year was one of the most successful the senuor orchestra has had The strung section especially was hnghly commended for sts excellent work Some of the talented undnvldualnsts proved their musacnanshup at the contest at Rent on These people also played In the mass festlval orchestra which stole the evennng show Because of theur hard practice and the lasting patuence of theur conductor Mass Valous Wahlgren the orchestra gave many performances all of which were outstandu Quail - -'K .1 A -u - - - A Z 7 so CN X ill Senlor Class Play The Class of 52 presented as nts class play You Cant Take lt Wlth you a Com edy by Moss l-lart and George S Kaufman Tony lRonn Dnhel! attractuve son f land! falls In love with Alnce Sycamore lLeslue Bryant! Berng from the Opposite sude of the fence Mr and Mrs Krrby have no tame for the uncultured all bred Syca mores lloan Brownmg and Rodger B Ile! But perslstant Tony refuses to give Allce up and an the end the Kurbys are somewhate converted to the happy madness of the Sycarnores Addnng to the hularuty and success of the productnon are Grandpa lTum Shera! Ed Carmuchael lMax Spencer! hrs wnfe lClorna Kubs! Borus Kelenkhov lPauI Reeder! Ronald lBob Hedlund! Rheba !Sh1rley Allen! Mr Henderson lRoger Molt! Olga lNorma Fagg Cav ll-lerde Doane! and lvlr De Penna llvlerle Duhel! SENIOR PLAY CAST ROW l Leslue Bryant Tum Shera loan Browning Tom Swlndland Shirley Allen ROW 2 Shurley Buschmg Bob Hcdlund Norma Fagg Ron Drhel Glorra Kubns Max Spencer ROW 3 Roger Bnlle Roger Holt Bull Lloyd Paul Reeder Merle Duhel Alnson Myers and Mrs Heedbreder PRODUCTION STAFF ROW l DeEtte Horne lane Thomp son Donna Royer Annette George ROW 2 Corky Keller Donna May Shnrley Peck Aluson Myers Luz Terrnan Bobby Tropan ROW 3 Florence Holroyd Pat Franklm Glona Buren Susan Romano leannc Burque Nancy Prtzer 58 I. : L , L . ' , . , , O the Kirbys lSh!rley Busching and Tom Swund- Q a , ' l V S , 1 ' . i ' guuuwvtvl g--n ,.1---- All School Play March 28 and 29 were the productuon dates of Junuor Muss by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fuelds The play cen tered around the good deeds of Judy Graves lMarcla Clunel 'qs-r Mrs Vrrgrnua C Heudbreder the dlrector, worked hard to make thus another hut but wuthout the productnon staff, headed by Assustant to the Dnrector, Joan Brownnng Annette George Head of Propertues Barry Murphy Stage Manager and many others the play wouldn t have been such a success and her pal Fuffy Adams IDorothy Hellyerl Her parents Loy Harvey and Terry Murphy were understandung untul Judy s deeds completely Involved Ellen lJoan Harris! J B Curts lBuIl Hendersoni and Wullus Reynolds 'Cordon Whntel Judys sister Lois 'Call Dooley! and her boy fruends lDon Washburn Denny Reeves Jam Rnvenes Bud Ruchardson Ed Marshall and Gene Farnsworthl as well as Sally Potter Robun Hopkins Milton Clampntt Evan Van Antwerp and Duck Mnlne were ca t an humorom. manor roles 59 . , ,ah ,, ig K --:E AJ -fwggiv I if . 17 in KAWV I V Y W , to . if '91 J s.,...,- amiga , , , V .ds J A img, W -sxiiizi I , D s ' 's t . I J ,F R Klahowya The l952 annual ts truly one of the very best ever put out by a hard workung staff Many tume consumlng hours of work and effort were put forth by our edntor Doub Babbnt and assustant edutor Karen Mortensen We are undeed proud to present to you your annual PHOTOGRAPHY As you have probably notuced the maloruty of the pages of our annual are fulled wrth pnctures and It es due to the hard worktng effort of our photography edutor Jlm Potter that we have extraordtnary puctures thas year Mr Trimble rs Jum s advisor STUDENT LIFE and It ts maunly due to the efforts of theur edutor Duck Over gard The student lnfe represents the leusure tlme actuvutues of the student body and It ns for thus reason that nt ns so Important PUBLICITY ln charge of publrcrty thus year was Errca Schalk She and her staff did an exceptuonal pob In staging an outstandmg Klahowya assembly They performed many tasks such as making posters and puttmg notlces In the bulletm whlch greatly helped the sale of our annuals This year's student life is bigger and better than ever ADVERTISING Under the fune leadershlp of Jnm Brncker our advertlsrng staff has sold S2 OOO worth of advertrsnng whuch IS the a time an the hnstory of the Klahowya It us the duty of thu staff to Contact places of busuness durectly and to sell them ad space BUSINESS The very tnresome job of wrntung letters keepnng accounts up to date and varnous other tasks that come under business were very capably taken care of by Jeanne Burque and her advisor Mr Creso Their job was very well done and we are apprecuatave ART Thus year we present an outstandang art sectnon whnch was headed by art edntor Bull Anthony Snmplucnty rs the key note for all of the pages that are enluvened by excellent art work The cover was done by Clorua Buren LITERARY Thrs year s lnterary staff was headed by hard workrng Jane Thompson and asslsted by Alllson Myers sensor edntor The duty of thas staff us to wrlte all the artncles that are found n the annual and nt us Jane s duty to see that all artucles are un ' .. . , H- ' A , ' s . . . , . , i Clover Leaves To have a nose for news us the foremost requurement f or enrollung un the uournalusm class and for being a member ofthe Clover Leaves staff Wuth a green staff and also a new advusor thus year teamwork was the watchword amon th g e nuneteen members of the staff and advusor Mr Aden The tradutuonal suxteen ussues were publushed fulled wuth all the current events around C P and lots of names Of these suxteeru the staff was especually proud of uts eught page Chrust mas Issue done on green paper un keepung wuth the occasuon and also the specual Aprul Fool s ussue The advertusung department was very effucuently handled by Albert Phulups and Duck Nelson Reportung club news offuce news and socual events were Madelune Merrull Nancy Mackle Clara Boyles Kay Engebretson Ron Bauley and Duck Westfall Those features on argyles sprung fever Valentunes Day etc and the general humor of the paper was taken care of by Bull Barber wuth the assustance of Paul Reeder and A llen lv Boylei h Clara rbara MMC su-erruuu suevens Pa Ryan as on Bmw gin Bauley May Mr Aden advusof Donna Harvey Gaul Attwood and Barbara Ward un the exchange department carrued on an exchange of papers with many hugh h sc ools and colleges both un and out of the state of Wash ungton Jum Potter was the staffs shutter bug Sports at yan Don May and Sherrull Stevens The all umportant posutuon of edutorshup wuth uts h cl ea aches and last munute scrapes was fulled by Donna Ma Y thus year and her very able assistant Barbara March kept the staff well supplued wuth as busuness staff were Renee Cladwun and Shirley Heller wuth Mrs Whemhoff as theur advusor sugnments for each ussue On the ln addutuon to puttung out th also entered the Homecomung sugn contest and wuth theur en larged c f opy o the Clover Leaves took furst place e paper the gournalusm staff To brung back an old tradutuon th guunea pug derby whuch was covered by Tacoma News Trubune reporters e staff sponsored a The staff advusor Mr Aden although he already had man d y utues accepted thus responsubuluty upon the de artur D e of Mrs Stark and under has guudung hand the Clover Leaves staff should be congratulated for havung had a great year l Gaul Attwood N-i '-Y ,m YOWW' STAFF Row ROW 2 Madelune Mcrnll l Amen Harvellestfan 5,11 Barber May Duck u- V 9 . 1 l X . . . . . L l wruters on the staff were P t R , , ' my - rg, y T W ' . , , . X R , . . . A . , . . . . - , Ba ' ,S QL Li Q: fl Z Q, A 2 LQ.. Sports Q' '1 Yell Leaders NORMA FACC PATT RYAN HIEDI DOANE LAURA ROSS SHIRLEY ALLEN This year Clover Park has had a really peppy yell team consisting of Held: Doane Nor ma Vagg Shnrley Allen Patt Ryan and Laura Ross Thus ns Herd: s thlrd year as a yell queen and Norma s second year They have accomplnshed a lot thus year planning pep Doane was elected president The cheerleaders sponsored buses for the away games durnng football season and before the fnrst home game they made pom poms cleaned up the field and scrubbed the whole front of the grandstand Last fall they attended a cheerleaders conference at Lake Washlngton and only then realuzed hovv fortuna e they were after hearung the problems of some of the other cheer leaders In the league The gurls gave some yells whuch recenved a hugh rating We also have a skunk nn our trophy case thanks to Shlrley Allens cheer at the Forensic Banquet Congratulatlons to our Yell Queens for thelr very successful year assemblies and organizing the Pep-stirs, a club to promote more school spirit. 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L . - I I I COACHES Art Hutton Wes Saxton and Gerry Austun Varsut Football Playung theur best season un a number of years the Warruors showed the fans some real fught and deter munatuon thus season The Crud Co Round opened the season wuth the Warruors droppung the furst game to Staduum 7 O Then rallyung for a wun they defeated Bellarmune 7 O to place thurd The only other non league tult was played the next week when our red men took Bellarmune for a l3 7 rude The league game scores were l-lughlune Zl CP l3 Auburn 7 CP l4 Puyallup 44 CP O Lake Washungton 6 CP 25 Whute Ruver l4 CP O Sumner 6 CP O Kent Meruduan l4 CP I9 Renton 27 CP l3 Hughlughts of the season were two records at Thompson Fueld Furst the Warruors lost by theur most over whelmung score l44 OJ and wunnung theur furst home game un three years lf a best game had to be pucked the Renton game would probably be ut ln thus game the team showed that there was real spurut rught down to the boys who lug the bottles Thus years team was auded by seven returnung lettermen Jum Brucker Doug Babbut Sherrull Stevens Les Johnson Duck Weaver Bull Jarmon and Duck Caullouette Those men wunnung awards at the end of the season were Sherrull Stevens Honorary Captaun All Cuty All Conference Doug Babbut lnspuratuonal Award All Conference Len Abbott All Conference The most memorable thung the players wull take wuth them us Coach Austuns famous words OK men fuve laps and un ROW l Mr Hutton assustant coach Muke Sherudan john Stevens Duck Caullouettc Les johnson Marucn Skupworth Sherrull Stevens lum Brucker Ken Peters Don KItCl1en Dale Homestead Walt Rostedt Mr Austun head coach ROW 2 Doug Smudt Pat larvus Gene Crowell lum Blourus Don Hare Len Abbott Denny Reeve Cordon Whute Lonnue Roberts Duck Weaver Dan Grogan Paul Southwell Tom Peterson ROW 3 Maynard Polkunghorn lack Loper Gene Tveten Mike Kluesa Clarence Hall Blaune Smuth Doug Babbut ,,,,,,.....-- X v 1-1- movin PARK VJSITURS ,919 The future greats of The Puget Sound Conference got off to a good start thus year Under the scrutrnuzmg eye of therr very capable mentor Wes Saxton they stretched and strained as much If not mo.e than any other btg name team ln case you hadnt heard the reserve boys pictured here are the unsung heroes of Thompson Field all sweat and no glory In a few hard fought practnce games however they showed fine ma tenal A look back on the season funds wnns over Olympra Ltncoln Stadnum Sumner and Puyallup twice The only losses were In favor of Bellarmune and Auburn AS -4.-:qw fi 7 -9 OO K f MANAGERS: loe Cramtod, jerry Meade, Vern Sutherland, Robin Hopkins, Reserve Football AWARD WINNERS Doug Babbrt Inspnratuonal Award Coach Austm Sherrrll Stevens Captam Y, A-J ,Q M- N ,- V -., 1 ,vm f W, 1, w .ns-I ' 1? fu- , I 62?- f T Y . wk' 4 I 'K . . -, we X -, mp ,- if Q '15 ji, A ' ire ,521 - w. U1 A A 41 f J S Q gb V553 1 hr 45,94 Q 5, V, I VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ROW l Tom Peterson Don Whlte joe Hall Duck Overgard Dan McDowell ROW 2 Art Getchman Ron Dlhel Del Brown Dan Grogan Varsity Ba ketball The Clover Park basketball team coached by Harry Lang experuenced a faur season wunnung seven and losnng twelve games The Warrrors lackmg experlence showed well at trmes durnng the season not gnvnng up untul the frnal gun sounded The Redmen opened therr season by coppung second place nn the TAC Hoop Co Round wrth a wnn over Lrncoln and a loss to the Staduum Tngers Before swungnng unto conference play the Warrrors dropped regulatnon games to Staduum and Lmcoln The Warrrors bested Shelton rn another non league contest Durnng conference play the green wave won two games from Kent and Lake Washungton and one each from Hlghlune Renton and Auburn Whute Rrver Sumner and Puyallup each handed Clover Park two defeats and Hughlrne Renton and Auburn beat the Warrrors once Joe Hall led the Warrxors rn scorung wrth 295 pounts and was a second team all conference member Joe fnnnshed the season wnth a l5 5 pornts per game average There wnll be only three members of thus year s varslty returnrng next year nncludlng Del Brown Dan Grogan and Tom Peterson At the annual letter award assembly Joe Hall won an award for leadung the team through the season as captaun and Ron Duehl recenved the coveted lnspnratronal Award Chosen by hrs teammates to be the 1952 53 basketball captain was Del Brown - - I - v r - 1 . - . r ' l v . - r r r r - , . . , . . r n r - r 'lx PETER MORONNE Guard C I s COACHES Wes Saxton Sophomore Coach Henry Lang Head Coach lerry Austin Reserve Coach Sophomore Basketball The sophomore basketball team ably coached by Mr Saxton completed the season with one of the best records a Clover Park hoop squad has ever established Competing with teams from Stadium Lincoln and Bellarmine the warrior yearlings won the City League championship They had a league record of twelve wins and two losses The two league defeats posted by the Stadium Gold team whom they later defeated 4l 30 were the they posted double victories over Sumner and Puyallup There were many highlights during the season These included the 4l to 38 victory over Bellarmine the thrilling 4l to 40 win over Puyallup and the drub bing of the Lincoln Golds 52 to 27 in the final game of the year High point honors of the team went to Don Hearon who scored l26 points followed closely by George Dixon with l lS points In March the squad traveled to Seattle with mem bers of the varsity reserve and junior high teams where they saw the games played during the first day of the State High School Tournament Reserve Basketball The l95l -i952 reserve basketball team, ably coached by Mr. Austin, experienced an outstanding sea- son by compiling a record of twelve victories in nineteen games. As did the varsity the reserves played at home and away round robin series with teams in the Puget Sound League The Warriors won the league championship with a record of ten wins and six losses compared to Renton who was second with a mark of nine wins and seven losses The squad posted double victories over Sumner Kent Meridian and Lake Washington In non league tilts they defeated teams from Sta dium and Shelton and lost to Lincoln ln the individual scoring department sharpshooting Don May was tops with l24 points followed by Duane Van Beek with 89 points Bill Lester with 84 points and Pete Morrone with 79 points The squad which consisted entirely of juniors included Bob Wallace Hank Pitzler Don May Gene Tveten Duane Van Beek Walt Rostedt Jack Ellingson George Ghilarducci Jerry Hartman Bill Lester and Pete Morrone The reserves progressed rapidly during the season and with experience gained should give the 1952 l953 varsity plenty of assistance MANAGERS Dave Scearce Gene Scearce Bob Dihel Wamberg Don Herron Ken Peters Coach Saxton ROW 2 Bob Wtnn Cliff Alton Paul Llewelland Loyd Fllkons Blaine Smith Bill Stevens Dave Berntsen only setbacks of the season. ln four non-league games ' ' I , . , ' X ' ' 7' SOPHOMORE TEAM: ROW l-Don Price, George Dixon, Dale Hruby, Gary 'WSH Varslty Baseball Clover Park Puget Sound League champnons for the last two years started thenr season wnth the usual practice games against Stadlum and Luncoln The results of these condmong games were two vxctones and two defeats The startung luneup so far has been Paul Southwell pntcher Ron Chulton catcher BCA fnrst base Don May second base Merle Dxhel thlrd base Tom Swundland shortstop Tum Shera left fleld Ron Dlhel centerfleld and Del Brown rlght rlght Leonard Abbott catch outfielder and pltchers Henry Pltzler and Bob Hardy added much to the strength of the ball club Clover Parks first league game was at Hlghlune Going unto the seventh the Warrnors were behund 9 7 ut managed to tue the game on Ron Chultons snngle In the enghth the Warrnors scored three runs on a serues of walks errors and a double by Del Brown The Pnrates fauled to score so the game ended un Clover Parks favor l2 9 The next week Clover Park met nts fxrst defeat nn twenty league games at the hands of Auburn Al though the Warreors made a valuant effort to tue the game un the last inning the game ended with the bases loaded and a score of l O Auburn the wmner For the third stralght year Puyallup fell before the wave from Clover Park B trupled twlce wnth the bases loaded to druve IH sux of the seven runs The funal score was Cover Park 7 Puyallup 3 At the end of the season the Warrior baseball team tled wlth the Auburn Trojans for the champlonshlp Reserve Baseball bunch of ball players thus season Herron catcher Fred Casperettu fnrst base shortstop Bull Stevens left fleld Duane Van The rest of the team consusts of Gene Crewel The reserves came up with a very spirited hard playung The startlng llneup at present IS Don Hare pitcher Don Pat Jarvis second base Don Kitchen third base Bull Martun Beek centerfleld and Cllff Alton or Duck Botcher rlght fueld outfield Dale Wlnrlch outfield and Kenny Peters lnfneld The reserves won about as many as they lost but thenr record umproved as the season progressed ..........a. 1 I , ex, X F v 1 ,.. Spins its TOM SWI NDLAND TIM SHERA PAUL SOUTHWELL 74 ,AL C -g BOB HARDY nb Ai BOB WALLACE DON MAY DEL BROWN DALE WINRICH RON CHILTON RONN DIHEL LEN ABBOTT . K i 3' Q X ' I N J' , A . N? F . W . , Q ' I .- 'sp M ,V 5 A Ah XP A ,x f Y LV' f A '1' , A A W A dl A ' ' 4, Q'?'x. t , . i . L' ' ' ' N - 1 ' Q . I A -A -V 1 -A rw- f .I ,T :' ' ' ' ,p.4w:f' ,' . , Vi f-A V V K A Q E 3 ,L 4 'iv' ' -A .- 11222, N- Q ,Q . vga ,N I QATOM' . , gg f I A..-0 'Y . ' + SM T xr , - R 1 5 ' 5' A V if ' A 1, . h W P X 'J V. l . V ' ., 9' ' iz. ' ,. l' 'A L-, f 'L if l 'Ik . 1 vlan ,f- fi 1 ! 4-41, vn- J 'bv- fzv- ' .FQ '1...f:r.-14.2 'vs' I s-.M VH my .nb-111 -F' Q -Q W .QN- A W 55 n an Eiiin-aid -it A wALT nosrzor' oouc Yost 4 Q-4 BILL IARMON LES IOHNSON WILLIE ARSENAU GORDON WHITE CROVER AKRE DAN CROGAN IACK ELLINCSON PAUL 1oHNsToN TOM PETERSON DICK LAWRENSON Track Team Wlns State Meet The l952 track team coached by Mr Hutton was well on ITS way to another outstandIng season when the annual went to press Clover Park played host to StadIum and Puyallup In the fIrst meet of the year WInnIng elght events the WarrIors won wIth 64 pomts compared to Stachums 4OV2 poInts and Puyallups 35V2 poInts Two Thompson FIeld records fell In thIs meet Nausbaum of Puyallup salled over the cross bar at ll feet 9 Inches to break the pole vault record of ll feet 5 Inches Peterson hIgh scorer of the day also broke a record by runnIng the lOO yard dash In lO seconds bettermg the former mark of lO I seconds Renton fInally stopped Clover Park s domInancy of recent years by defeatlng the WarrIors 60 to 53 n a dual meet at Thompson Fleld ln a tnangular meet at Thompson Fleld the Redmen met WhIte Ruver and Sumner BreakIng two more fIeld records Clover Park scored 82 poInts followed by WhIte RIver Wlfh 39 pomts and Sumner Wlfh l9 poInts Overgard lumped 20 feet IO Inches to break the broad pump and Peterson bettered the 440 yard mark by runnIng It In 52 5 seconds Clover Park won the Centraha Relays by scornng 43 poInts CentralIa was second wIth 34 poInts ln a meet at Renton the WarrIors were agam downed by Renton s powerful team The score was Renton 75Vz poInts Clover Park 57 V2 POINTS and Lake Washmgton 7 poInts Peterson set a new fIeld record by runnmg the 440 In Sl 9 seconds and Grogan bettered the mIIe standard by runmng It In 4 mmutes 32 5 seconds The next meet was the Hlghllne Relays at Hughllne Renton led the thIrteen teams entered by scormg 32 poInts Clover Park was second wIth 30 POINTS followed by Bremerton wIth 27 pomts Two meet records were broken as Grogan ran the mnle In 4 mInutes 40 l seconds and the team of Rostedt Johnston Marshall and Peterson ran the 880 yard relay In l minute 35 Seconds Bettered only by Renton and Bremerton respectIvely Clover Park placed second IH both conference and dIstrIct meets mile 0 . - , . . . . , . A , . , . , . . . , . . . . I . . . , - , . V I I . , X , 'S' 4 , av - . . 4 v , 'D ,il J, I- ll -l - M Q 4- W ' :Milt If V' . f-'JM' ' A' ll ' I 135' 4 if 'I 7 D. xx 'TP J 3 .iii M- S0 Rifle Team Clover Parks Varsity Rifle Team won the city wide championship this year shooting in high school competition Under the very capable instruction of coach L T Swall the team also brought home a win from the shoulder to shoulder outdoor match sponsored by the Tacoma Rifle Club CP with an undefeated record iv Swimming Team Swimming was introduced for the first time this year at Clover Park and the coach was Mr Hutton The team had meets with Stadium Lincoln Y M C A l-lighline and Bremer ton of which they won three and lost three Training at the Madigan Hospital Pool the Warrior team consisted of mostly sophomores and luniors paving the way for a stronger more successful team next year Tennis Team Although Clover Park started its tennis season by lOSIng a close match to a competent White River team 3 Z the team really compensated for this loss by scoring smash vc torres over other opposing teams The team was coached by Miss Fossler and consisted of Corky Keller Nancy Pltzer Beverly Newell Erica Schalk Pat Franklin Brad Rehbock Ward Kern Pat Kennedy lkars Cakar nts and Bob Wann Golf Team The golf team of i952 had two returning lettermen Max Spencer and David Steen along with newcomers Ken Still Bob McConnell Dave Berntsen Doug Smidt Terry Brown and Ricky Kirk The first five are Ken Still Max Spencer Dave Steen Terry Brown and Dave Berntsen The golf team hopes this year to retain their Puget Sound championship as does their competent coach M Zelenac 77 ' FJ 1 J f ' V Q L If O - .f,'k yy. ,win 1? :lv , . -f. cg - - 5 r In y I I l ,-I ,L , . . - - X 'M C. H if ' ' I - XT A fx H , A O This is another winning team, in a minor sport, for :N f .xg T 5 lj . - v i i v .Ji . K 5 ,B X . . . . , 1 A ' I . ' L i T - 5-My lx 4 V - r Y O O Nancy lngels Ida Leedom ROW 2 Margie Carlstrom Nancy Putzer leanne Burque Curluss Keller Frances Slead Membership un the Curls Athletuc Assocuatuon us open to all senior hugh gurls A year round program of both unduvudual and team sports us offered To earn a letter a gurl must receive credit for seven of the eight sports offered Thus year approximately fufty deserving gurls receuved letters The Cuurls Athletic Assocuatuon completed another successful year under the leader shup of Susan Romane president and her advusor Miss Fossler Assisting the president was a cabunet composed of the following officers and sport managers Arlene Jones secre tary treasurer Margy Carlstrom tennus Nancy Ingles speedball Nancy Putzer volley ball Jeanne Burque badminton Dorothy Turver volley tennus Frances Slead basketball Ida Leedom baseball and Corky Keller archery Organization of a Puget Sound League playday at Clover Park presentation of the March Curls Club meeting and a constututuonal revusuon were the outstanding accomplush ments of thus year s cabunet SpeedbaH Under the capable management of Nancy Angles speedball the furst team sport of the year was ushered un with enthusiasm In a close single elumunatuon tournament De lores Sutherlands sophomore team captured furst place Tennw Due to weather condutuons the fall C-AA doubles tournament was incomplete but many gurls receuved valuable unstructuon and gained practice un the application of good tennus form lvlaruory Carlstrom was tennus manager G A A SENIORS ROWI Nancy Mackle Cora Keller Madeline Merrul Cucely Dana DeEtte Horne loan Browning Florence Holroyd ROW 2 Barbara Bcomgaard Lael Welhnger Gaul Attwaod Donna Royer Bobbie Trouan Bonnue Walker leanne Burquc lanuce Tveten Erica Schalk ROW 3 Kay Enge bretson Allison Syers Nancy Putzer loAnne jenkins Susan Romane Barbara Parish Betty Truboulet Arlene Innes Darlene Lyell ,. q A . , , r M 2 uw g I I , r C. A. A. CABINET: ROW 1-Arlene jones, Susan Romane, Miss Fossler, advisor, Susan Romane and Miss Fossler 0 A0 Ao I , ' - 1 . ' : , 1 ' , - . C A A IUNIORS ROW l Sally McGee Carole Nelson Laura Ross Sondra Forsythe Lorinda Dana Shirley Arko Caylc Bartlett ROW 2 Bev Hamarg Marie Greco Sue Deering Berta Young Helen Van Antwerp Danna Cooper Nancy lngcls Row 3 Darlene Wycoff Dara Skreens Margie Carlstrom Roberta Congdon Mary Ann Erickson Ida Leedom Frances Slead Shirley Atkins Volleyball Volleyball managed by Nancy Pitzer was run off in a single elimination tournament with Florence Holroyd s senior team taking first place and Gail Attwood s seniors placing Basketball Despite two playoffs first place in the basketball tournament remained ties between second captured second place while Barbara Bryan s juniors took third Capable Frances Slead arranged and managed the round robin tournament Baseball Managed by lda Leedom baseball the perennial sprung sport was begun in early May The results were not available when the annual went to press Badminton Badminton played on alternating nights with baseball was managed this year by Jeanne Burque The results of the double elimination games had not been concluded as the annual went to press Volley Tennis Volley tennis a comparatively new sport was managed by Dorothy Turver Teams from the sophomore junior and senior classes compete Turnouts have not started at the time of this writing C A A SOPHOMORES ROW I Barbara Hoyt Sharon Bartlett Barbara Roberts S.ie Rickey ludy Trogan Pat Pitzer ROW Z Delores Wilbur Marm Turpin Suzanne Hargrove Sandra Chondalrl Delores Sutherland ROW 3-Carol Nelson Laura Ross Carole Stnngfellow Mary Rodgers Delores Blower Wynn Steel Edna Wiley Berta Young Peggy Hay's sophomore team and Bev Newell's junior team. Jo Ann Jenkins' seniors O U gb., fdlhy r ff Junior Hugh 996 Q w 1- J xx .- l ' s KM Q- M d 'L ' ' I Uk? 1 Ji 11 M X v6v ?E .s', .p,1 14 nm T il , 'f r,.,?,'iQZii'f? 3 P 41 'gn 1 2 '5 .x- 1 , R ' .4 in-5 3 f 'gm ' 7 :I 4 - 'we A - if .4- vii HW--f 5105, 5' ,, A L, ,,f,m.,, , ,,.M1.,, ,, ' ,fn Z 'Q vf-- f ,N hiv . Q .4 ,- h C E' i1?'..Q 'K , A E VZ 1' E ' 3 Lg rg . 5:12 , 3 dy ' M xl I R x if 'ff , J i . ' .. X 2 ,,Q:'z., W V 1 Q ir. Y 'VG lx. ,, ,g A A 6 Q 'M-W9-4 d5 w ,M 'Q 9 A X isa-L 4 'H Q Q l A 'ig h ,L -3 Q ,Q 4 i35ykgy Q ' - ' Q , ' 'wig fig: .Q fi- - . - f rfb? ff'-mu A p C1 1, 4' V 1. NINTH CRADE CLA55 QFFICERS Row 1 Shawn Lmk Dave Hendw M, FRESHMAN DANCE COMMITTEE ROWI Georgia Lee Haman Karen Hardy 5,,,kh,,dg Row 2 Ron Raye, gonme Hellye, ROW 2 Sharon Lunk Pat Foster Gaul Dooley leanette Lofgren Funushung theur second ambutuous year at Clover Park the class of 55 moves forward knowung well that they have left a fune record of achuevements behund them The Freshman Class has been Outstandung un partucupatuon un sports and school actuvutues Members have been actuve un pastumes rangung from football basketball and track to Nonettes chorus and Curls and Boys Clubs and smoothness and effucuency have been present They started the year wuth a bang by electung theur class offucers who under the capable advuce of Mr Burkhardt made the year so successful Sharon Lunk was class president Davud Hendry vuce presudent Ronald Royer sergeant at arms and both Jeanette Lofgren and Constance Hellyer served as secretary treasurer because the latter moved at the end of the furst semester Chosen the class Klahowya attendant was vuvacuous Delorus Offner Loy Ann McGee Junuor Hugh representatuve at large and Sharon Lunk class presudent represented theur class on the Student Councul wuth wusdom and vutaluty ROW l Iohn Dukes lack Waters Paul Ruchardson Ronald Mules lack Keys Earl McKassen Darrell Cobb Duck johnson lum Lapsley Ken Huston Darell Haugen Tom Fulmore Wagner Robunson Wullard Homestead Wagner Robunson ROW 2 Kurk Van Buskurk Doug Reave Bryone Bentley Bull 0Conner Curtus Chusholm Mark lames lum Potter Don Walfe Les johnson Gene Hanson Dan Mackle Charles Durgnn Buddy Courtney lum Skueens Duck Pruce Sam Harrus Morrus Kunbrough ROW 3 Duck Kemp Duck larome loe Davus Douglas Kundred Muke Lemon jack Rantella Don Magnusson jerry Petrone Tum Coodruch joe Chularduccu Larry Robunson Fred Markham Larry Presley lum Cambell Buddy Robunson Al Kehr Allen Reese Tom Lester Bull loynson Larry Dufraune Gene Zuon jum Haney ROW 4-Vernon DeLaVerne Fred Davus Bull Lester lean Haunes Larry lones Gary Haugen Doug Hanson Harry Holden Art Hudtloff Ken Cope Pete Norman lerry Dorlues Ken Stules Clufford Magnussen Keuth Walker Ronny Royer Tom Names Ken Bale ROW l Sondra Chandler Aluce Umpstead Ann Kurk ludy Kruass joanne Hay Yvone Armstrong Buruel Benny DeAnne Danuels Patsy Coreenrad Dreame Van Wunkle Nancy Mason Daedeane Harwood ROW 2 Barbara Sueg joe Massey joan Mapes Dana Luwerance judy Drath Beth Morruson Dorothy Hellyer Lauradell Beecroft Patsy Buraven Shurley Homola Maureen Wheelhan Shelbue Kelly Vuola Alter ROW 3 Darlene Burg Marulyn McReynoIds Eunuce Alstatt Sandra Combos joanne Knapp Marvue Coodsell Wrennuttua Calluher Eleanor Lynch Tonu Goodwun Arlene Boutuette Hallue Funkhauser Duane Randall Sally Kalhagen Claure Vuncent Leah Lawrence Carol Walls Eluzabeth Sholtz Chuck johnson Tellaman Hoffman Bessue Broughman Claudua Brumly ROW 4-Carol Meade Ruta Gardner Norma Harruss Verene Boyer Beverly Watts Lous Cannon judy Marshall Donna junguus Lelyn McDougal januce Boyer Class of I9 6 ROW l Charles Whutung Ferduane Subbata Lee Huseby Roland Suebert Tommy Luzotte Cary Tussot Duck Hand Don Colluns Albert Robuns Muchael Porath ROW 2 Gene Martun Norman Campeau Robert Craug Duck Gellung Floyd Nelson Charles Culderoy Gaylon Homestead Bruce Buchannan Eddue Bruscoe Keuth Hosapple Curtus Schalk Bully Van Rughbon Lee Alsbury Duck Perkuns Andy Holyrod Kenneth Mohoruc ROW 3 Dave Selm jerry Larsen Harry Swuft Duck Forsythe Cary Urban Duck Chase Chuck Hules Freedy Buschung Duck Martun Martun Woody Ron Smuth Tom Tevun Ted johnson Herbby Burjurn Duck Mulene ROW 4-Cluftord Puerce Bryant Quunton Don Herzog Weldon Barrett james Rudabo Bob Tessuer Charles Bruscoe jerry Hasford john larmon Dennus Stanley Alexander Cowue Diane Minen, Martha'Minkamuugh, ljudy Clabough, ,Mary Fagg, Irls Broms, Delorls Adams, Marcie Cline, jeanruine Measaw. l l l EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS ROW I Corrune Kubus Duck Forsythe ROW Z Roland Franz Ted lohnson IUNIOR HIGH GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS ROW I Dorothy Hellyer Gaul Dooley ROW 2 lean Attwood Georgua Lee Haman .lunuor Hugh Boys Club The presudent of the Junuor Hugh Boys Club Pete Norman wuth the assustance of John Waller vuce presudent Jerry Petrone secretary treasurer Larry Hamm sergeant at arms and Mr Zelenak advusor fulfulled the purpose of the club Thus was To promote a better welfare of the school Thus year the Boys Club uountly sponsored a Chrustmas Toy Druve wuth the Junuor Hugh Gurls Club Although the gurls brought more toys the boys donated the most money and the contest was offucually declared a tue by the advusors of both clubs LUCKY LEAVES STAFF ROW I Beverly Gules Peggy Wulbur Bevun Dahl berg edutor Shurley Nunman Gary Mulgard ROW 2 Sharon Lunk Ceorgua Haman Karen Hardy Beverly Crombue leanette Lofgren Kathy Ireland Yvone Knotek Nancy Ward Gary Gray Muss Keeler advusor Eughth Grade The Eughth Crade has been outstandung f ll ng t place un our actuve uunuor hugh student body sunse last Septem ber Class members have represented them at games dances assemblues and other extra currucular actuvutues showung that even though the youngest class they are ambutuous enter prusung and unterested un the school Theur effucuent class offucers Corunne Kubus presudent Duck Forsythe vuce presudent Roland Frans secretary treas urer and Ted Johnson sergeant at arms have been both capable and reluable Mr Mullukan the class advusor deserves much credut for theur progress As the eldest uunuor hugh class next year they are sure .lunuor Hugh Gurls Club The purpose of the club us stumulaturug the unterest of all the grls un C P s actuvut es Thus wull be accomplushed through actuve partucupatuon and commuttee work remarked Ceorgua Haman the capable and popular presudent Dorothy Hellyer vuce presudent Call Dooley secretary Jean Att wood sergeant at arms Delorus Offner and Ann Kurk commut tee chaurmen make up the cabunet uncludung Mrs Holte advusor Showboat was the theme of thus year s tolo whuch the C-urls Club sponsored and the Style Show Mother Daughter Tea and Carnuval Booth headed the lust of umportant actuvutues Exchange assemblues style shows and unterestung panels made up the program hughlughts for the monthly meetungs IUNIOR HIGH BOYS CLUB OFFICERS ROW I Mr Zelenak Pete Norman lum Rubado ROW 2 lerry Petrone loe Ghularduccu Lucky Leaves The uunuor hugh Lucky Leaves staff headed by Muss Keeler advusor Bevun Dahlberg edutor Peggy Wulbur assocuate edutor Shurley Nunman art edutor Cary Mulgard sports edutor Sharon Lunk feature edutor Ceorgua Haman curculatuon edutor Karen Hardy socuety edutor and Beverly Crombue eughth grade page publushed thus paper on a monthly basus The uunuor hugh uournalusm class had the honor to be the furst group to vusut the remodeled Tacoma Trubune offuces As usual the paper sponsored the Hall of Fame whuch popularuty poll for the uunuor hugh One of the many hughlughts of the paper were the facts and fugures on the new uunuor hugh school buuldung jUNlOR HIGH CHORUS ROW I Wrenuttua Clluaher Duane Muner Carol Brown Nancy Mason Sally Kalhagen Carol Boggs Kay Turmer Ceryl johnson Ann Kurk joan Mapes ROW Z Eleanor Lynch Sue Massey januce johnson Sandra Combos jeanne Knapp judy Clabough Marcua Klune Lauradell Beecroft Dorthy Hellyer Hallue Funkhauser ROW 3 Norma Harrus Verene Boyer Eunuce Alstatt Chloe McDade judy Swenson Delores Adams Thayer Vuncent Ruta Gardner Aluce Umpstead Louuse Marsh Bessy Brabham ROW 4-Carol Wallus joanne Haye Leah Lawrence Ruby jane Kelly Patsy Burden Shurley Homola Patsy Creenrod Maureen Wheelulhan Duane Davus Claudua Brumley Beverly Watts Junuor Hugh Chorus .lunuor Hugh Band The junuor hugh band under the able durectuon of Mr Taylor played at all the junuor hugh actuvutues such as the football games basketball games and the pep assemblues The band members proved themselves very capable of playung popular songs as well as classucal pueces .lunuor Orchestra The Junuor Orchestra under the expert durectuon of Muss Walgren us made up mostly of eughth and nunth grade students who are begunners on theur unstruments The hughlught of thus year s effort was the uunuor hugh concert at whuch the wunds and brass from the junuor band were added to make the orchestra complete if V jUNIOR HIGH BAND The members of the punuor hugh band are Arthur Allsworth Herb Bergeron Davud Bernstsn Forrest Buschung Robert Evans jum Haney Larry Hayes Davud Hendry jean Henderson Keuth Hopsapple Wullard Homestead Kenneth Husten januce james john jarmon Duck Kemp Robert Lykke Muchael McMahon Pat Merten Ronald Mules Clotulde Patterson Ruchard Roberts Eluzabeth Scholtz Clorua Schubert jum Shackleton Tom Sharon Elwood Sullufant Gary Urban Carlene Van Houten Robunson Wagner Carolune Waketueld jack Waters Cordon Yost Gene Zuon Ted johnson john Bush Ruchard Charles Darrell Cobb Duck Dejardune Donna Guus Betty Harvey jack Tokarcyzyk 88 3 -' I' 4 , ' A . . . u . u I 1 - l u u v u v v v I 4 uv -b -' It I f- u I u u A u . . E. A : g . . . . , . u , . , . o o o 0 o ' . . I - ' I A 7 I , u - . I I 4 W . - I I u , u 1 I , . if j r' J E . I , A V i C - - X I u g, I S I - ' , I u . h . .1 '- H gg .. 6 f , F7 4 . - -1 J, . r - Af I 1 +I . ' ' ., ' ' . A , ' f wi - . .L .' ya . e ., . , ,, 6 1 -, P ,, . t I I 'f ' : , , 'A . A., .' , V . , V. ' . . , n . j . . . u . , ,,,, . . .- . . , , , , . . . , - - . , , . IUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS: Bottom to top-Bevin Dahlberg, Peggy Wilbur, Sue Covington. Football At the end of the l95l football season, the Clover Park Indians left many a bright spot in the record books. They finished second in the Puget Sound Junior High League, losing only to Kent-Meridian on the home field 32 to O. The team came in first in the southern division of the league with four wins and no losses. The fellows were very enthusiastic and their desire to play accurate, clean ball resulted in their main advantage. Hours of practice also helped to make them click. Mr. Herron and Mr. Brown coached the boys in this sport which produced not only good body building exercise, but also helped them develop qualities of character which will be definite assets in their future years. The Indians conquered Auburn, Fife, Puyallup, Bellar- mine, Sumner, and White River, with only Kent-Meridian shattering the team's hopes of league championship, and they provided many a thrill for those spectators who are truly interested in clean, youthful competition and exciting, evenly matched games. Elected as this season's honorary captain was David Hendry, quarterback. Larry Hamm won the inspirational award and both boys received awards marking them truly fine athletes. 1 IUNIOR HIGH AWARD WINNERS: Larry Hamm inspira tion, and Dave Hendry, captain. Fd? ff' ff F Lei- i ..,, W v, 'i 'D i: 1 p' ' R fits 'T - ..- 1 -iv rn' 'iw' Q 9 I ,Z A L ,i V 7 V 4, ..' 4 f V, 9? La ' ' 3 4- E lf: mn 'av' , f f ,l Q, ag S Q, ,,f I 1 A , Ti P VM, 1 , A fav ft ' 3 . . t ng i f-i..-QHA ' '39 Q. Q -Q V- of-,sms U . , '- I X. , D , W , x 9 ' Q. MK if '- X A f ' ' lax . J .Asn S FOOTBALL SQUAD: ROW I-jimmy Lapsley, Butch Swift, Robert Hire, john Melvin, Don Magnusson, Larry Hamm, lohn Waller, Ronnie Royer, lim Dempsey Dick Forsythe. ROW 2-joe Ghilarducci, Norman Campbell, Clarence Carlson, Godfrey Peterson, Darrell Cobb, AI Kellr, Dan Kline, George Harkness Larry Prestey Kirk Van Buskirk, lim Rubado. ROW 3-Coach Brown, Michael 0'Shea, George Boldt, Freddie Isom, Gene Zion, Art Hudtloff, Dave Hendry Buddy Robinson lim Campell, Allen Reese, Fritz Gordon and Coach Herron. Larry Haugen Larry Hamm Fred Davus Bull Cuoldung Tom Mays ROW 3 Roger Douglas Dave Huser Don Herzog Weldon Barret Cary Mulgard Basketball Thus years uunuor hugh basketball team placed second un the Puget Sound Junuor Hugh School League The boys were vuctoruous nune Tumes and lost only to Olympua and Bremerton un practuce games and to Puyallup and Sumner un league games The lnduans have sux shuny new feathers un theur caps after defeatung Auburn Whute Ruver Sumner Parkland Bellar mune and most Important the league champuons Puyallup 29 to 26 Out of the twenty eughth and nunth grade boys who started the season off wuth a bang futteen funushed and only sux of them had played the number of quarters requured to earn those all umportant letters These boys un the order of theur total season scores are Dave Hendry 84 pounts Jerry Reese 55 pounts Cary Hagan 52 pounts Freddy lsom 32 pounts Cary Mulgard Zl pounts and John Waller wuth l7 pounts Cary Hagan was elected Honorary Captaun and Dave Hendry won the lnspuratuonal Award Muke McMahon and Tommy Mays were the hard workung and effucuent managers JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM: ROWII-Gary Hagen, lohn Waller, Dave Hendry jerry Reese Freddue lsom ROW 2 Muke McMahon lohn Melvun .Amex TRACK TEAM ROW l AI Kehr Gary Hagen john Melvrn Ron Royer Larry Hamm ROW Presley Darrell Cobb ROW 3 lum Rubado Gene Zuon Don Herzog Gary Mulgard Frutz Gor Track The junuor hugh s track team was faurly successful un the l95l l952 season losung only to Renton and Puyallup The remasnung schools un the Puget Sound Junuor Hugh School League were unsuccessful un theur attempts to defeat Clover Park s Induans Hughlune Sumner Auburn Redmond Kent Meruduan Whute Ruver and Lake Washungton were all among those to try Seventeen eughth and nunth grade students turned out every nught after school untul fuve oclock durung the track season These boys accordung to theur partucupatung sports are Cary M lgard Ronnue Royer Larry Hamm Frutz Cordon Don Herzog and Albert Kerr lO8 yard unduvudual races Gary lvlulgard and Don Herzog hugh lump Cary Hagan George Boldt and Jerry Hasford unduvudual 660 yard races Jum Rubado Gene Zuon and Larry Presley shot put Jerry Reese Albert Kerr John Melvun J O Dukes 440 yard relay races Ronnue Royer Frutz Gordon Jerry Reese Ted Johnson un the 880 yard races and funally Frutz Cordon Ted Johnson lOO yard unduvudual races Dan Mackle and Bob Weuce were the team s managers don ohn Dukes lerry Hasford George Boldt jerry Reese Larry Ted johnson TRACK MANAGERS Bob Wuse and Dan Mackle nw- 4' kr for si I N vw-1, QW-J 'U A K-Ja, M' NINTH GRADE G A A ROWI Peggy Muller Vurgunua Anderson Pat Foster Lunda Garlunger Marulyn Claudua Clamputt Carol Curtus Peggy Wulbur lanet Foxx Carol Struckland Gaul Cunnungham ROW Z Teddy Revert Luz Hansen lean Attwood Loud Rosana Hoffman Dorothy Whute Grace Hosapple Rasma Anderson Gay Gardner Nancy Ward Georgua Haman ROW 3 Karen Hardy Sharon Pat Kempstead Duane Mules leneanne Payson Shurley Nunman loanne Elluson Luanne May Rae Burke Barbara Sumunsku Caroll Smuth Beverly Gules .lunuor Hugh G A A Thus year the rumor hugh gurls organuzed theur own GAA They elected a cabunet and sent a representatuve to meet wuth the gurls athletuc durectors and representatuves from other league schools to duscuss the problems and advantages ot gurls athletucs The nunth grade gurls met Wednesdays to play lune soccer volley ball basketball and baseball The elghth grade gurls played on Thursdays Then teams were chosen and games played oft Under the supervusuon of Mrs Mace the gurls learned the value ot good sportsmanshnp and how to work together as a team EIGHTH GRADE G A A ROW 1 VeAnn Danuels Patsy Greenrod Dorothy Hellyer Ruta Gardner ludy Clabough judy Kraus ROW 2 Muruel Benny Norma Harrus Verne Boyer Lous Cannon Esther Cedergren RoLores Addams Thayer Vuncent Darlene Croll Carlene Van Houten ROW 3 leannue Measaw Telelyn Hoffman Cheryl johnson Dana Lueurance Ann Kurk Kay Turner Carol Boggs Patsy Burden Marcua Klune Maureen Wheeluhan ROW 4-Martha Munkeman Chloe McDade Claudua Grumbly Carol Meade Sandra Chandler lanuce johnson Beth Morruson Carol Long Eluzabetlu Hansen i ' 'Tv.,, I, - l .7 . .'f K ,A i iz , gn. 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Q6 4 xi 1 5 E' 5 'ef E f 1' 5 2955 dx famous name SWEATFRS f0l buys 8 Gals PIIIITS TVETEN S SQINIV S Du Ix 5 I lkc wood 'I LX ll 0 Bl :dbx pmt I ex u 0 LA 9836 LA 9701 p dDeI WE SPFI IALIZE IN GOOD FRIFINDLY QFRVIC F LAKFWOOD RFI RFATION HAI Ideal fo Yo PARTIES DANCES CLUB MEETINGS MUSICAL EVENTS... MODEST TARIFF LAKEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER I 1 3 o . V9 u ,av '-zz ff: 'rfz' 9643 Cravelly Lake Dr. I0002 Bridgeport Way Pick u an ivery , I , I , I, r ur CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS SEIDENS Draperles Floor Coverlngs Home Decoratmg Servlce 6126 Motor Ave SW COMPLI MENTS OF SI PH S Home Funmsl-MNC :Nc LA 5251 LA 5251 9133 Cravelly Lake Drlve Lakewood Center Three Convenuent Locations 1301 South K St 72nd G Paclflc Ave BR O386 I-II 9556 MURTOUGH SUPPLY I0 Janltorlal Supply and Equipment 706 Pacatuc MA 1171 A1lS1xlll0IlCx A111111 0 Phrl Wernstone SANITARY WIPINC RACS A SPECIALTY Machlnery Plpes Iron and Metal Recondutnoned Army Merchandise 218 So 23rd St MA 1658 Congratulations to the class of 1952 and best wushes to the class of 1953 Rollaml R Lutz Studio Member of the Photographers Assoclatron of Assocuatnoh 54 Broadway MAIN 4493 W outh Tacoma Free Parkmg Next to Hogan s North Poclflc Bon Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon SOUTH TACOMA 1 1 ra u ,r 1' 5 4 N I. A C L A o . 'J K Lakewood Center America and Pierce County Photographers ., . l 1 qi P1 9 N 4 A A n , , . 0 o Y k 1 I W pay fail I' ' '9 u ' f , Q W!! 1 , ,ff 1, , 1 1 I A IT' f P y L MW-M QM cmd Zlectuc Qmpcmq B Lca kewood Jewelers ! H1 llto L0 nes ff' Wltt aue LeL01lt e Wfatclles foy- W Affwffff l'l FINE WATCH d JEWELRY REPAIR 9601 C LA 4311 B y L - ' J , O 930 d y T glll. ll Elgin llg.l ' ' ll 1' 1 1 1' . A I f v fy-J Dlamomls Silverware W Xu, ' 5. Eng '. ving iff v fjfbafxlfustjmv! L A an M elly Lake Drive , T ILLICUM CAFE The Home of Good Food offers their Congratulations to the Class of '52 and Best Wishes to the Class of '53 LA 8463 Authorized ALBERS Dealers F e 'I' Feed if Seed ff Fertir er Next to State Scale A J Lofgren Clover H536 Pacific Highway LA 3522 83 lllllLlIlll Plrlrmacv BEST WISHES FOR THE COMING YEARS Ti I I scum I lox Cl P uk Fountain Luneh Meet the Gang at the C P Fountain Lunch for a BURGER and SHAKE Always Something Good to Eat and Drink Clover Park Bldg, LA 9700 Just Around the Corner Clover Park Pharmacy Where the Kids All Meet Park Bldg, LA CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 52 M0llllt3lll VICW Florist 3809 Steilacoom Blvd 83 9 9 Eve The Vlsell I o Booksellers Stationers Schoolbooks and Supplies MA 2870 9l6 Pacific Ave 'W7!7N0 co emggi 737 ST HELENS SWEATER HEADQUARTERS SCHOOL SWEATERS Quallty Kmttmg Co 7991 r ay u i 1-1 ' i . I l Lakewood Feed 81 Fuel Co. ' ' ' T LA - y d r 10 0 , ' ' ' 1 A O LA 4l4l Washington - - ' I ' ' a ' ' ie ' . , 'i e - ' A ,, AGENCY SERVICE WITH STABILITY A E LONG Inc INSURANCE SAVE I5 PER CENT ON FIRE INSURANCE IO25 Rust Bldg MA 4168 LUIIUI ltul lllljllb, Summa HGLRCDYD COMPANY MANUFACTURERS ALL KINDS OF OF CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS MATERIALS Offuce Phone HI 8481 5047 SO WASHINGTON STREET Tacoma 9 Washmgton 0 O , U Fire - Casualty - Auto - Burglary - Health - Life Y 5 'l av U 1 K1 J . 'V' .Jff 1 Ni f . MILK BICIAUSI1. YOU LIIXI' II ttf any fzcwlacta ,4fze 0462 ttf I+0RI LEWIS DAIRY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1952 HOTEL WINTHRCDP TACGMA LAIxI1. I IIY I AKAI I C COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 911OVfe SD SW LA 7800 Hea fy Cong atul hons to Class of 1952 a d Slnce e Good Wishes to Class of 1953 Petorson Studio THE VERY BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY ls O Motto IV1 a d Ms O Tho ps PR 4661 MA1544 If J L! rU Jbfh,,I iffy I 1 f ' 1 jp ' J ' 1, ! 1 X 1 1 1 , 9 1,421 . L I I L, I , ffl' f' Wy I ALI! 1-far' 1 4 4 iff If 1 ff' J 1 ff 'J t fx 1 I' UA!! l SLO: ' 1 mf N' Jf , 'T' V1 1 1 L Lf: -John arden -Q- ' e ran r. . . . r r a' rw . r . I ur r. n r. - m on x IHSHIQ PITMAN HARDWARE Al, qportmg Goods A' . g h Blllllllllf' Hardware ' or - s 4- Uul-Side T' Garden Supplies X NS' We Q- R . I X ml gg 49, IF Il D -. 1 n . f a m 9627 crave-ny Lk. F. LA 8722 I 0Il0'l 'ilulltlons uul Best Wishes to the Llfnss of Nmeteen Humh ed Flftv two .Unsure J IQIIJCIEEEIQ 'N Xi Jim I In nlflllr nn nsurcznce Qmfan HDME car:-'ace 1'Acc:MA 3 Look to the future W N Through glasses from K N PRP S1 RIPTIOIN OPTII AI I 0 2 dFIoo Medc IATS Bldg MA 4151 E eyth g Eye ea I ,D '. z N 1 ' Y K O X - l - U I IK 5 A in -' 1 'S .4 . - 2 M IT 'I fvigfax Nx. in 'L I I ' In qt Al ' ' C W I t M Y- ,jf X omn'53',.1X-at V X 4' JMX: X tk 'IAQ Vw X xww ' X if XX X .- xg - E25 1 w Q T 1 1 Pfj, I Jn A A A 4 o U' n r i a r v r in in w r I 0 95'-1 H f -'naw-1, N.-,ea E o 2 COMPLIMENTS OF PFNTIMONTI Q LAKEwooD anime 4 Sm Salon ol l5vuL11Lf 'A' Sfenlacoom Blvd LAkewood 9275 f ff! J New Shoes Shoe Repair 9635 C-ravelly Lake Druve LA 8949 L ,f ' XL' ,' -a ,fi ' ' lp' 11 1 fi ,I 1 , , 0 ' . 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L, 7 J L I IIOI T S STORI4 MARC I-IOLT Owner HARDWARE PAINTS DRUGS TOYS NOTIONS 8825 Veterans Drlve GREETINGS FROM The Folt LEWIS Employees at Fort Lewls Dedlcated to the Welfare of the Fort s Clvullan Employees CLOVER PARK F000 STURE The Only Complete Food Store nn the Lakes Dustruct C0llgldllll3tl0llS 'tml Best WISIICS for t 16 Brlght Years Ahead We ve enloyed having you as our neighbors and look forward to servnng you In the future HEL E Inc Clover Park Bldg TllllClllll Westerll Auto Across from Barbeque Inn TIRES HARDWARE BATTERIES SPORTING CAR ACCESSORIES GOODS Phone LA 2613 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I952 T. W. SMITH STORE Clover Park Bldg LA 2173 LA 2606 Tnlllcum, Wash T 9 W J k k J 0 A C Association E 9 . 9 ' W 1 L, LAKE CC CLEANER 6111 Stellacoom Blvd LA 9368 PARK LODGE Chevron Serv lee CONGRATULATES CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 52 CLASS OF 52 BILL COOLEY Cravelly Lake Dr ve LAKEWOOD Jo I 1lI'lStCllS6ll s Side hasten Loafer Bug Jarman Gore Loafer TEENACERS APPAREL SWEATERS SKIRTS DRESSES LI NC-ERI E Trow 1111's Lakewood B001ClV LAkewood 9116 9631 Cravelly Lake Drnve 6122 Motor Ave S W 'A' ,' , , I i 1 0 , f1---' .. 'xv If .I 'V.' A ' ---v L ss Y 1 1 -'11-. , ' ..,...-,-.' w i rn . Q af O 71 ' D Y CONGRATULATIONS, CRADS, AND THE BEST OF SUCCESS Your Store of Service ! f!- Lakewood Pharmacy M IO D W McDowell LA 2l9l J C LOWE HARTA STUDIO 907 PBCITIC Ave of 1952 WE HAVE ENJOYED TAKING YOUR PICTURES And good luck to the Class of 53 We have somethung new for you We are unstallrng the turst Strobatronuc Portralt unlt mn the Northwest No more hot lights when you have your pucture taken Better cxpressuon and more even results tor the Klahowya l-lope to see you next year Yours truly CLAUDE HARTA QA. T- PMA Congratulations, Class S BEST WISHES FROM Congratulations, Class of '52 YUUR Lakewood Beauty Salon MUBILGAS Lakewood Center LA 3505 DEALER Lakewood Lumber fungi! A and Hal clware nuns lheyklj I S. L. WIDENER Fuller Pamts and Bulldlng BUILDING CENTER ' Mafergal m57Sm'm 'M' Ln 7144 Westinghouse Appliances Featurng EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE LAkewood 2183 Ponders Corner KELLY S HARDWARF C-IFTS HOUSEWARE TACKLE TOYS TOOLS LA 9390 Ponders SEATTLE TACOMA lllllhln B s I AFP Sllver Chula Blwfel ' Crystal Bettel BIICS Gu Walfand Vera Daneulls 764 Bl'OadWay Tacoma Owners 12430 Pacufuc I-Iuway I 1 I 6VfI07Ic ' I ' . . I v 9 l 'k i' 5 Jewelry ,, . , , . L, . 0 A J ' me ' omplete Serwce . . . Bm Ixul Ivy ILXllLllLll1l uul lntufllly MORTGAGE FINANCING REALTORS if INSURANCE Member Tacoma Real Estate Board I09 SOUTH IOth ST BR 5I66 D.uIs Iklneucb Flom Vldtllllld lo FORT LEWIS DUPONT MCCHORD FIELD MOTOR BASE CLOVER PARK LAKES DISTRICT NAVY BASE STEILACOOM Tacoma-Fort Le 1 Auto Frelght 808 Puyallup Avenue MAln 467I John IVI Carlson Owner Manager IVIAnn ZIS3 WAIZD-SIIIITII, IHC. I Ollgl dtlllflllljllb to the I Nblnli IIARDWARI 1 lass of 1912 4 'F Ri HARDWARE FISHING TACKLE SPORTING GOODS G R KIRK CQ WORLD S LARGEST SHIPPER OF EVERCQREENS and CHRISTMAS TREES Hlllslde 8406 5412 South Tacoma Way TACOMA SEED C0 R.,,,.S,,b W, Mmm EVERYTHING Fon THE GARDENER The mosf modem mafkef Fertlllzer Bulbs Tools nn the Lakes Dnstrlct Seeds Pet Supplies Nursery Stock Reo Toro and Jacobsen Power Lawn Mowers Sales and Service with the Lowest Prnces FREE PARKING AMPLE PARKING Fawcett Garage Next Door 805 P3CIfIC Avenue BRoadway 2263 9132 Veteran s Drlve LA 2221 B0 A FIDE BUILDER , Inc. enetaf gonttactots 2430 EAST Ilth STREET ' BRoadway 2383 TACOMA I, WASHINGTON 1 I H Q 1 ' 1 ' 1 4 ' Q 1 ' . v . S f I . I l C , Q X. J ' K Q-' 'Aj S - 1 S. -i . ' i ' B ' 0 . X , , ' . . 0 . U . v 5 ew ' n 4 u ' L X . . , . noon 'Yun ve niazs W1 GOOD BRAKES ,Va an 1- 5 I rds 51 2' Wm. USE COODYEAR BONDED LINING ' NO RIVETS I LORGE gf OFIFLD 1 0 Nl Dealers m QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS Carey Roofing Siding 8' Shingles Horn Waterproofing fr Floor Treatments Tru Mix Concrete Plaster Cr Plaster Board Fireplace Material ' DOUBLE THE WEAR FAST STOPPING TWO PLANTS TO SERVE YOU PROIVIPTLY HAUB EllISON C0 IQTIW O' PBCIIIC Ave STH C7 E IVIalr1 BR 422l Lakevlew TACOIVIA PUYALLUP TRY I543 Dock St Lake St at N P Ry Lakewood Veterlnary Hospltal f Q Dr Lewis K Todd Valet I leanel s GA 5354 Claud Clampitt 6239 So Tacoma Way 7307 Ste1Iacoom Blvd 3826 Our congratulations to another Top Notch Graduation Class from your neighbors in the Building Center Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS DURATILE of Taconla. Inv. LA 444I LA 2I8I IO3IO Cravell Lake of Y 3865 Stenlacoom Blvd Tacoma 9 Wash D, :fs L . 1 , rl , I 1 Y .th as , .,1 ,. 47 f.'I fm' , . , .. . I , it Kimsul Insulation if '. x r- 1 1 - , I 4 1111 , 1 . 1. o ' o ' Y 9 . . . 'k ' . ' . LA FIRST c:HolcE Always... DAIRY Praonucrs GRADE A Pasteuruzed homogenized KREAMILK GRADE A pagteurlzed CREAM and GRADE A pasreufrzea MILK W PP'NG CREAM GRADE A pasteuruzed fresh churned BUTTERMILK MEDOSWEET DELUXE ICE CREAM MEDOSWEET KRIMKO lChocoIafe Mulkb MEDOSWEET CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE HALF and HALF 1For cereals and desserts? MEDOSWEET DAIRIES Inc 2431 Pacuhc Avenue Phone BRoadway H71 Clllw Transit 1 mulue Tacoma Whlte fucks, Inc. FRANK BUCHANAN 2719 South Tacoma Way Presudent Tacoma 3 Wash . . , . FOR THE BEST IN SCHOOL BUSES USE ' 'b .. I . . ,. Congratulations Seniors LAKEVIEW VILLAGE MARKET COMPLETE MODERN CROCERY FROZEN FOODS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS I lyrle Brown, OWIICI LA 2535 Bridgeport Way and Lake Stellacoom Ave COMPLI MENTS OF va- DR. S. J. WILSON Optometrist LA 9545 Lakewood Center PREFERRED YEAR AFTER YEAR BUCKLEY KING FUNERAL SERVICE IO4 TACOMA AVE BDWY 2l66 Distinctive Cleanlnvf of J FAMII Y APPARFI 0' I If C C I' 2 OVGII g!2dl12'C1 PHOTOCRAPHER HERSCHEL E SMITH I A 3780 9623 Gravelly Lake Drlve Y 1 A I I I I I I U PF -,, Q . V 0 ' lf,' J J 'J , , X' fl gi' I ff, 5 j,:.u. X24 I I, -,' o , ,p f ' I A , 1 I I I 1. ' 4 . I f t '.r'. fjfwjfr' .71 1 ' ' If ! N-'A If jf Mfg., 7 ,' r 4,- , ,R .1 ' gf I 4 'f 1' ,fl ,kfi ,-f , V. , VW 'V X l ' f' U IC L e M r i I I J CONC II ATI TIATII INS SICNII IRS On Your C-raduafnon LETS VOLLOW THE CROWD TO unch 4 PROMPT SERVICE FINEST FOODS Bw W'SheS Ilaunce I' Lang ow 0 N INSURANCE Auto Fu-e Casualty Surety Bonds PLUMBING AND HEATING 818 Rust Busldmg Phone B 3642 TOO7 Center ST TVlAm T023 Tacoma 2 Washungton IN BUY YOUR FISH Fon QUALITY PORTRAITS FROM S MARUSH FISH 8 Bert Pc-1 Im s qIllIIl0 OYSTER to Successor To Kennell Ellus Medway AMS gldg BR 7733 1109 Dock Street MAm 2158 I ' 1--+ 3. - 1 ec. S E I O R S I R. G. CHAPMAN co. .. - ' ' R It' Y T EIIISER HMQEQIEH C0 New uul Usul lars 4340 PACIFIC Ave HA 1500 OFFICIAL GIRL OF THE MONTH an PHOTOGRAPHER San Romana Photo Cow eSY Oi Su egy of B bono COXAYY 0 'f3 Walk P 01- WC1IlIlll1'S, Portraits, LIIIIIII eu E- Pictures, md L0llllllLl ual ALWAYS AN EXPERT TO SERVE You STGLZ ST DIG Open Monday Evenings tll 9 00 P M 5048 South Tacoma Way HI 8991 Dave Hurlow s Herb Blowers Lakewood Service Mechanic ,fafeuroocf 7uef 011 .yezvice SHELL HEATING OILS DEPENDABLE DELIVERY CALL LA 9251 0 1 - 1' GIRLS' CLUB .tx Q ' o H 1 o . ,N ' o ' x v . 1 I . 's' D C AII Types ALUMINUM FOIL INSULATION AND BUILDING PAPER Reflects 95M Radiant Heat And Provldes a Perfect Vapor Barrler All nn One Operatlon Better Insulatuon at Less Cost Samples Literature and Prrces on Request W G AtklllS0ll 8 Lo Bulldlng Speclaltles Service MA 8337 766 Commerce Tacoma 2 IHL VIKING Inc Best Spot un Town for Banquets Parties Graduatuon Partles or Just Plam Dmmg On U S 99 9702 So Tacoma Way LA 8785 Tacoma Wash Southwell Brothers Home of PHILCO Radios and Televlslon ln South Tacoma SCI-IWINN BICYCLES Bicycle Repaurung and Accessories 5419 South Tacoma Way I374 YOUR SELF SERVICE STORE PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN MAGAZINES HOBBIES HULL'S PHARMACY ,I L Pennev Llllllpcllly South Tacoma Washnngton Your Nearest Department Store EVERYTHING FOR THE FAMILY' BEDDING CLOTHING DRAPERIES JENSEN S SOUTH TACOMA S STORE FOR MEN 5433 South Tacoma Way GA 5363 Genulne Levls Day s Cords and Slacks Van Heusen Sportswear Corduroy Shrrts and Jackets Mlchael Stern Suits Mack s CHIIIIIGS 81 Bakery 8406 South Tacoma Way LA 9787 Our Candles and Bakery Products Are Made Here Fresh Dally We Speclallze rn Birthday and Wedding Cakes For References Ask Your Frnends Crosley s Flllllltllle NEW AND usso FURNITURE Natuonally Advertnsed Lanes Trade ln Bank Terms Parking 8606 South Tacoma Way LA 8080 9324 South Tacoma Way LA 3402 1 1 1 I o s J n 1 ' Y o o n Y1 W ' 1 ' . 9 . 7 I Y 1 Y i . . t ,N 7 0 ' 7 U . 1 1 Shmeg H1 There'S no monkey No mYstel'l0u5 d Coffee 1 woo S Nendmg mgredlen S ee ashn9 or d WQO5 5 Co 'O defS'a BUSINEQS COLLEGE ou can t un G od eofiee Y as lust coffee O f WUUIIS - The o IJ fhz Ig l1ke zt zs another cup of WOODb C joe' ACCOUNTING WWUQDS mmm t I I I COURT REPORTING lofh rf Pacnfnc MA 2l8l YV001l Loffee l 0 FURS Lou if CLEANED Johnson i' REPAIRED 1' STORED We keep furs safe from moths fnre and theft In controlled cold storage Tacoma S Most vaults that keep pelts fresh Complete Spemalty Shop for Women S U P R E M E Lakewood Center FUR STORAGE Kiroiflil Ave BR 2434 Dlvlslon Cv Tacoma Ave. . ' f if I , K 1 1 y , ' f W 1 .. V f - CUFF! W J ll 1 'r ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 , N Y 1 1 1 1 - 1 HAMBURGERS LAKEWOOD ws: GOFFE' MILK SHAKES SUNDAES S H O P 6I 51 STEILACOOM BLVD. NEED PRINTING? coMPLaMENTS on For SOCIAL CARDS A T NORMAN WEDDING STATIONERY COMMERCIAL PRINTING Fllrllltllre 1 0 Of All Kmds FINE FURNITURE Try The South Tacoma Star an A Umon Shop 56I6 South Tacoma Way HI 3200 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF from INTERIOR DECORATING 524 So Tacoma Ave MA 3I39 er polltan Market W H Proprietor GREENHOUSE9 WHOLESALE CROWERS of ANNUALS and GERANIUMS I mix N HARRINGTON U S ,,,s,,we,, Mens Master Blllliler ESTABLISHED 1923 Homes of Dlstlnctlon 3211 Center St HA 3662 At Your Servnce vvuth a Smale Phone GArIand 4457 4458 54I I South Tacoma Way O Ilto WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST Cer Your Portuble ASK FOR Overhauled Before FAIHMUNT CANNED Fooos AND comes Comg to College DISTRIBUTED BY NFW Rl DYAI Tar 0111.1 GIIIPCIV In AND SMITH I ORONA D 81 M 'I YPEWRITFR .xml PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS INVESTMENT SECURITIES ADDING MACHINE I 0 MA I 474 IOO-4 Center Street 1219 RUST Bldg BR 3121 Tacoma 2 Wash W C I-Iewntt A I-I Reeder NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR YARD WORK CONCRETE PEA GRAVEL CRUSHED ROCK FOR WALKS AND DRIVEWAYS SPRUCE Tl-IE PLACE Prompt Servlce from Our Lakevnew Plant C. 11.3 RLOW sl E l T l I' . O E J . Hewitt, Reeder K Co. 'fr T I' J H UP 'IIIF QTORI THAI MADF TM UMA FAMOUS if fx ff' QARWN 2311 1 A E51 if ' Q Wk My WW The lnvves little s 016 ln he worl 1 ZS t W LA 2101 ABA DABA I AFE OFFICE rf SCHOOL The Home of the EQUWMENT Flve Cent Coffee SUPPLIES 9 O3 'Me Stcatcaaeze foam 4 sam: WG, Johnson Brush Co. MA. 2153 MA 539-4 1920 P f A 926 P f 927 C ' 1. . C ' ' . . I .' X,4nlsxsxX W gf, ' 9 eiggzunlx ,fi 35 1 .547 ' 1 F if ' -1 Mg :i H ii 'ak - . 1fQ1A'5I1A1aZ 5 if ' A A ff ' T23 9. X111-12.-. x. A ,, -1'- ic, , A., .. Imhzixw!,3,3,ggf:55t73E31ljg- Y' 64 ' ' , ' 77 , on t t t 4 801 h Tacoma ay 0 so 8 P d C me LA 6 P p. B 5 Ski P I ki 8 a I UIIIPIIIIIPIIIQ of ohnson Brothers Gelliil al Mu LIldlllIlSL DUPONT SERVING THE Pueuc FOR 32 YEARS A sectuon of the beaut fully landscaped per petually endowed lvlountaun Vuew Memorual Park rn which The Funeral Home us located Cornpllments of J Arthur Thompson MOUNTAIN VIEW Wllllam VanWeII FUNERAL HOME Ray Chamblm SAWMILL PLANERMILL Better Lumber Co. WHOLESALE ONLY CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 52 Mt Hlghway at Loveland John Smldt Owner Cr Mgr Rt I Box 267 Spanaway Phone 7 2I6I Graham ,, . , Y I. 1 x 4 N I X I I yx I' I I H 1 GRADS May your years ahead be pleasant and filled with the flavor of lxfe IF ITS N ITLEBIED J TACOMA'S COMPLETE EATING SERVICE WE STE R RNACES NC ZSOI South Tacoma Way H OI General Electrnc Oll Flred I-Ieatmg The MARCH Co RFAI EQTATF INQURANI F LA 4010 IOOI7 Bridgeport Way S W L I O . . . 9 9 9 I . I. 84 h fffq C., f A 'ff H ' 4 1 I I , ff , , f ,ff I '. 1, I 4.1 O ,4 I' A -I fn, 4,.,' 17,1171 , , V, f, , , . I V I V r Q - ,f, . A! I -.Y X I f ,' A ' 1 A ,J n A E 4 J . . . LAKEWQQD COUNTRY STORE HLLLO 'IO GRAD? OF 1912 ccnfeam gfzecwl Ihg ln had you need fm Euu w AtY F dSt JORDAN BAKING CO W -1 1 1 I-r k I , fs 4 '--Q If L W T fl U : L LJ r ' x v ll 1 x I x 'U' ' . C. our Fav 'I' CONGRATULATION CLASS 952 4 Zjjdilx l S AKEWOOD HIQATIZE s o F 1 L: gi :rw Q wb: III L1LvNQixL!l2SK'3. -in W SCHOOL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 4? WWW? OUR REGISTRY OF YOUR SILV 1IrCHINA 'kCRYSTAL Wall Help You and Your Frvends In Dull Howell 883 W Wm AY Spoltlnv Goods Jewelers Sllversmlths MA 5665 929 Commerce CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduates of CLOVER PARK HIGH SCHOOL FOR TI-IE FINEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT SOUTH TACOIVIA Music Box Roxy Temple R I Leaders un Flowers for the Blue Mouse ua to Clover Park Dlstrlct for Z5 Years f f. f W, . Z WIN 'A' E R Choosing the Perfect Gifts 'Ir I ' -S E W ' Q , . 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