Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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Traveling companions throughout the year were Mr. Andrew Pocse and Mr. Walter Martishius. oufside classrooms Mr. Rodney Pyle ambles along easily on his way home from a day's teaching at Clay. QAV0 U Mrs. Nancy Bricker, band director, and Miss Phyllis Jones, girls physical education instructor, occasionally found a second for casual conversa- tion. Friendly conversation eased the cold during trips between the buildings for Mr. Michael Casey, Mr. John Fellhauer and Mr. Fred Skelton. The cameraman picked Mrs. Elizabeth Needles out of the crowd to prove that teachers, too, can be enthusiastic when the game is close. -sa' N

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viii t. -Y- ws 19 Mrs. Fern Morse, English teacher, explains some aspects of the strange staging necessary for a full appreciation of the play under discussion, Our Town. Occasionally, athletics, club ac- tivities and other outside interests of high school students tend to overshadow the real purposes of school life. lt has been the good fortune of Clay scholars to have ample opportunity to participate in extra-curricular activities while en- joying a full and rounded program of studies. Unlike those schools which treat every student as a college candi- date, Clay has continued to oFFer a full curriculum, in addition to the traditional academic courses, Clay has maintained and expanded its vocational training program. In ad- dition to college preparatory courses, instruction is offered in business careers, homemaking, me- chanical drawing, auto mechanics, shop work and dental assistant techniques. With such a wide scope of work available, Clay students can prepare for any career. Miss Jean Garey, Latin teacher, and Mrs. Susan Wallace, English teacher, exchange comments on a magazine article. EEE A an in in v in ii it rttt rs. is ., ua n aim-N Wu, , v, - 'is ,H . gary 'pm si V f frs'w.sf 'si militia, U , ii mm Ju, mm I in in in I N N ' ins 2 wr -iw Mr. Charles Waggoner, physics instructor, accepts a gift of candy from Mr. Lawrence Haynes, English teacher. 12