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

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Yearbook Advisors MR. CRAWFORD: This is Mr. Crawfordls first year as Literary Ad- visor to the Clay Tablet. He graduated and received his BS. degree from West Chester State Teachers College and has taught at Bridgeville High School before coming to Claymont. Mr. Crawford has proved to be an invaluable help with all of the work and worries of preparing a yearbook. MR. TREXLER: This is Mr. TreXler's first year as Financial Ad- visor to the Clay Tablet. Since he teaches book- keeping, he is well qualified for the job. Through- out the year he has always been willing to help the business staff with their many problems in pre- paring this yearbook. MR. OWEN: Mr. Owen started our class working on our year- book last May. We decided to complete some pages over the summer in order to include a color page in the Clay Tablet for the first time. Mr. Owen has given freely of his time whenever we needed his help or advice.

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Administrators MR. DAVIS: Mr. Davis fills a new position at Claymont this year-that of Administrative Assistant to Mr. Dur- kee. He doesn't come into contact with very many students in working on the building program and the business affairs of the School District, but he is a very vital and necessary part of the administra- tion of the school. He has been previously the principal and also the superintendent of the Newhope-Solebury Schools in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and the principal of Wildwood Senior High School in New Jersey. MRS. GRIFFITHS: Mrs. Griffiths will always be remembered as the person to whom to go with a problem. Her valuable time is used to help students choose the right course, or the best college, or even the right way of life. As advisor to the Student Council she has con- tributed much to its high standards. Her never- ending interest in the students of Claymont en- genders high regard from both students and faculty. MR. KUPJ IAN: Since his arrival at Claymont, Mr. Kupjian's guidance and service has proved invaluable to us. He taught chemistry, physics, and mathematics for several years, and, in 1944, he became the high school principal. Mr. Kupjian has always been known to treat with patience and fairness the problems brought before him. Teachers and students alike admire and respect him for qualities such as these, and for his guidance and leadership in school affairs.

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Clay Tablet Staff Seated, left to right: Mr. Owen, Louise Scott, Connie Reburn, Barbara Tomlin, Sara Thomas, Mr. Mann. Standing, first row: Dini Cullen, Ann Pinder, Judy KOWalCl1l1k, Mary ,lo Bowhall, Marlyn Arrington, ,loan Cullis, Beth Barr, Barbara Chapman. Second row: Wayne Fisher, ,lim Gamble, Tom Moudy, Ruth Lewis, Judy Kerr, Charlotte Feusht. Ed itor-in-Chief .,,. Bunsintess Manager .... Copy Editor ........,. Layout Editor .,,. Literary Advisor Financial Advisor CONNIE REBURN SARA THOMAS LOUISE SCOTT BARBARA TOMLIN .. MR. CRAWFORD MR. MANN