Serenading Cain. A group of supporters sing the praises of Senator-elect Harry P. Cain during a November 15, 1946, banquet in his honor at Clover Park High School. Cain, formerly mayor of Tacoma, would be heading off to Washington D.C. as the state's newest senator. His Interlaaken neighbors hosted the banquet for Cain and his wife, Marjorie. ALBUM 13.

Banquets--Tacoma--1940-1950; Singing--Tacoma--1940-1950; Cain, Harry P., 1906-1979; Clover Park High School (Lakewood);

A group of students and school officials was posed in front of Clover Park High School as ground was broken for a new addition to the school on July 9, 1942. The new addition was the last project of a $700,000 expansion of the Clover Park school district. The addition would include eight new classrooms, a gym and a cafeteria. It was budgeted at $225,000 and was scheduled to be completed about midway through the school year. (T. Times 7/10/1942, pg. 10)

Ground breaking ceremonies--Lakewood; Public schools--Lakewood--1940-1950; Clover Park High School (Lakewood);

Contractors and Clover Park school district leaders look pleased as they break ground for the final unit of a $700,000 school expansion program. The last project was $225,000 improvement to Clover Park High School. The addition would add eight new classrooms, a gym and a cafeteria. To the left is an unidentified workman shovelling dirt from around a tree. Then, left to right, are Peter Hansen (contractor), Walter Hedlind (FWA), Charles Rueger (architect), Peder Steiro (contractor), Clarence Rueger (architect), Hugh Fotheringil (principal), Stanley Lytle (school board), Mrs. H.E. Liebe (school board) and A.G. Hudtloff (Superintendent). Work had already begun on new shop facilities at the school, aimed toward defense industry training. (T. Times 7/10/1942, pg. 10)

Ground breaking ceremonies--Lakewood; Public schools--Lakewood--1940-1950; Clover Park High School (Lakewood); Hudtloff, A.G.; Lytle, Stanley; Fotheringill, Hugh;