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

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,.H2 X 1, K AM, k K . K . V . ,. X gf., . ,941 2 3 frll-QM 91 iii ig Q.-lfjffgiifr 't KAREN MORTENSEN NANCY INGELS DOUG SMIDT GEORGE BOLDT Klahowya Editor Clover Leaves Editor Iunior Class President Sophomore Class President STUDENT COUNCIL Democracy is expressed most satisfactorily in Clover Park by the Student Council. The members of this body are elected by the students after a week of exciting campaigning each spring. The officers, who very successfully manipulated all the business that fell under their jurisdiction this year, with the very capable leadership of Gordon White, Student Body President during the year l952 through l953 were: Milton Clampitt, Vice President, Beverlee Haman, Secretary of Records: Lorinda Dana, Treasurer, Loy Harvey, Social Secretary, lim Rivens, Represen- tative at Large, Donna Cooper, Girls' Club President, lack Ellingson, Boys' Club President, Dave Steen, Senior Class President, Doug Smidt, lunior Class President, George Boldt, Sophomore Class President, Dana Lieurance, Ninth Grade Class Presidentg Sally Rive-ns, Eighth Grade Class President, Corine Kubis, Iunior High Representative at Large, lohn Sayre, Secretary of Indus! try, Karen Mortensen, Klahowya Editor, and Nancy lngels, Clover Leaves Editor. The councils job always starts during the summer before school opens, when plans for the handbook and other immediate duties are taken care of. ln keeping with tradition, Milton Clampitt, Vice President, was in charge of the student handbooks and the football programs. Suzanne l-lardgrove was accepted as assistant to the treasurer and Dennis Reeve, Carol Nelson, and Suzanne Hardgrove were selected to make up the Assembly Committee with the approval of the faculty and the student council. Loy Harvey, Social Secretary, began the year to the best advantage With a bang-up Hi-Ya dance. Loy Ann McGee was in charge of a similar affair for the junior high. Both dances were highly commended and were very successful in letting the old students get acquainted with the new. Upon the passing of Walt Evans, well known Clover Park bus driver, custodian and sports enthusiast, the council established a Walt Evans Memorial Plaque to be awarded to the senior high boy who won a varsity letter and also had the highest grade point average for the year, Eour of the council members attended the Student Leaders Conference at the University of Wash- ington, Exchange council meetings were held with Stadium and Olympia. The first being at Clover Park and the latter at Olympia. The meetings were held to discuss various problems common to the administrators of student governments. The council also bought a pop corn machine at the recommendation of Mr. Stowe. The year was concluded with a picnic and a party given by the old members for the new. DANA LIEURANCE SALLY RIVENS Ninth Grade President Eighth Grade President ,ff-'N -fm . .i . .im A 'S E 'nf K i. ff as 3 .. iilri fr CORINNE KUBIS Ir. High Representative-at-Large A -,. Y9 wi., V

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