Claymont High School - Clay Tablet Yearbook (Claymont, DE)

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Mr. David E. Owen has been our other class advisor since the beginning of ourfSenior year. We shall never forget Mr. Owen's Eng- lish classes. In them we did more than iust learn Englishg we enioyed English. Without Mr. Owen's capable guidance the Clay Tablet and Senior Play would not have been the successes they were. Miss Gladys C. Hall has been our class advisor since our debut into high school. Her firm and sincere guidance has helped in solving many class prob- lems which have arisen. Miss Hall has impressed upon us the importance of punctuality and careful planning. To this fine and wonderful person we have dedicated our Clay Tablet.

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CLASS Ladies and Gentlemen-step right this way. For only one tenth of a dollar you can see the greatest assortment of freaks ever collected under one tent. That's right, folks, for only one thin dime you can see the oddities of the Big Top. Step right this way . . . Yes, that barker was talking about us when we were freshmen back in 1950. Al- though we weren't really freaks, we felt just like them. The old-timers would look at us and say to one another, Look, here comes a fresh- man. l'll bet he has his schedule mixed up or something. But after the first two or three weeks we began to learn the ropes of the Big Top. We felt more at ease with the trainers who, we found, were human, too. We also found that there were many activities in which we could take part. Many of us went out for the sports, others ioined the band, still others found iobs on the Circus newspaper. After nine months, when the circus closed for the summer, we found that all of us had been given a raise to a better position under the lights of the Big Top. W 'Q 1. , 1 xf Frcs 'an X I xl Y 2 fa 6. x IXS, s0fflo 'es Xls I'- D Came September, as we trooped back to the Circus grounds, we realized that a change had taken place-we were regarded as old-timers. We took the assignment of lockers, meeting the new trainers and setting up a new schedule as matter- of-fact. Certainly nothing was new here. Oh, yes, we mustn't forget that we held our first dances during this period. They were nothing to shout about, but they were dances none the less. As Sophomores we began to branch off into various fields of labor. Some wanted to become the brains of the Circus, others wanted to be machinists, others wanted to be iust a little of everyhing. Most of the girls wished to be secre- taries or accountants and handle the receipts. And we began to learn the tricks of our trades.