Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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GEORGE KNOBLOCH Tberefr no need of rzzflrifigx li-fe'.r .vborl enough INDUSTRIAL ARTS Always ready for a go o tl time . . . one of the l. A. boys . . , his years at C.H.S will long be remembered KNOBBY HELEN MARGARET LENHARD Sbe if kind ar rlae if frm' COMMERCIAL Right hand secretary to M.D. . . . one: of a quiet three along with Marie and Elaine . . . summer of 1959 will al- ways bring memories MARGIE Oh, Sugar! STEPHEN LACHOWICZ Made of fzozbizzg lem Ibm l1'07Z INDUSTRIAL ARTS To tend bar for Bert and Har- ry . . . strongman for Dave and Bob . . . If boys can dream, his is Prom of 1959 STEVE Like wow l RONALD LENTINI To know him ir Io like him ACADEMIC Arranging music . . . his fa- vorites are Ray and Doris... a memory all his own RON Faithful is he that calleth you who also will do it ELIZABETH M. LALTN Llflle girl in a whirl COMMERCIAL To serve the Army as rt WAC . . . Forever and always with lean, Pat, and Jane . . . re- members dances for the kick- off l958 BETTY Oh, Christmas! PATRICIA IVI. LEONARD Rebellion agaiml filefzrg COMMERCIAL Secretarial work - her main ambition . . . Commercial work with jean, Betty, and jane . . . jingle bells and dancing feet - Christmas 1957 PATTY Oh, Sugar! PAT LEECH lVl1nl'.r in 41 name? I expert! In change mine COINIMERCIAI. Marriage minded after grad- uation . . . Seen with under- clessmen Fran, Kass, and Ar- lene . , . a football game which fell on November 15 PEANUT What, are you kidding ? ENID LINN Slack liflle and rufeez and bard to bear ACADEMIC To understand math the first time . . . One of a trio . . . fluttering into Davis's his- tory class in angel garb and halo TERMITE immmuwu-wma-ummwwfif.. umnnainnunnnunsan ..-yz Z,

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KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HAUCK A rlaarming biz of Jrenery in llfe landrrape of the world ACADEMIC Aspirations of college . , . Mildred and jean by her side . , . fondly recalls certain P. J. party KATHY WILLIAM ERNEST HUGHES He lookr like an angel and arf! like one, zoo,' but you never can ,fell wlaal an angel will do COMMERCIAL A future truck driver . . . Henry's shadow . . . embar- ra sadly recalls ride through a barn STUB Look out you guys, here comes Poplu HENRY RAY HOFFMAN An anirt of llae firrl degreej lair piclnrer are a lreat lo .ree ART MAJOR A protegee of Norman Rock- well . . . Doris-Doris- Doris . . . February 12, 1959 -his memory forever BAMBI Tuff Chuck! JOHN CHARLES HUMPHRYS If rtudier inlerfere willy a good time, wlfy Jludy? ACADEMIC To win a race with Muck by a nose . . . mischief-maker along with Ed, Frank, and john . . . Trip to Washington -ask jack! SKI KING Wh-a-a-a-t JOHN HOOPES IVord.r won't dercribe lJim,' l1e'r fimply laimfelf INDUSTRIAL ARTS To followein Dorsey's foot- steps . . . The Stars -his close friends . . . Remembers being caught smoking-ask him where BARREL Why not? SHIRLEY MAE -IAGGERS A rlzarnz of perronalily all bel own COMMERCIAL To style the hair of the world's women . . . seen especially with Ann, Theresa, and Bonnie . . . Likes to re- call May, 1959 SHIRL That's tough! JANE RENEE HOWELLS Full of pep and fancy free, llvafr llae way rl1e'5 got lo be COMMERCIAL Secretary with efficiency plus . . . secretarial studies with jean, Helen, and Pat . . . fondest memory-Head Maj- orette JANIE I think I know what I'm talking about! RONALD KIER Surly a good fellow, we wixla lse were twinr INDUSTRIAL ARTS To print his own currency . . . friendly with all . . . Study hall with INTL K. RON . r, ,-f- Q l , r--f 4 fa 4 mmm .-,r :mmwmmwmamamam

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TWYLA N. LUCAS Mer1'ily, merrily, fhall I line COMMERCIAL Beautician school bound . . . jane, Carolyn, and Carol are three of her friends . . . can't seem to forget September 1, 1959 DIMPLES Oh, you're kidding V' ANNE G. MARONE She talk! as if it giver her joy GENERAL Ambition-you'd be surprised . . . her cohorts-Nina, Patty, and Janet . . . a certain Febr- uary 3rd brings sighs. UGUITTYI' Anthony, help me with my homework! ANTHONY J. MAGLIOCCO Sincere, friendly, Clever, and lrue, many warm friends he if righlfully due ACADEMIC His greatest achievement - success . . . one of the four rrmclrs , the memorable summer of '59 TONY You don't say so! BONITA MAZOWSKI Sheir neat, 5he'J rweet ACADEMIC Visions of hairdryers . . . Theresa, Shirley, and Nancy -her traveling companions . . . will always remember summer vacation of '59 BON Let's see now ! JOSEPH MAJOWICZ The world helong 20 ihe ener- gelir - hal who wanlf lhe world ACADEMIC Success without exerting ener- gy . . . Francis's shadow . . . has memories or a certain junior party ..JOE,, LOUISE MAZZEI A red-headed girl wh0'J in a whirl ACADEMIC To earn a white Cap . . . completes the set of Carolyn, jane, and Anne . . . say- ing farewell to '58-hello to '59 MAISIE Oh, I don't know! TERRENCE MALONEY Alwayr ready for work and play, perferahly play INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dave and Bob are his part- ners in crime . . . a real flirt . . . noisy TERRY FRANK MAZZIOTTA A laugh if worzh a hundred groans in any marhez ACADEMIC Doesn't seem to have an am- bition . . . one of the four mucks . . , a fabulous day -August 16, 1959 MUCK No lie! ,--,esfas fam- .wr-fi f I ' , - . , , ,... ,.,, .. ,. , , ,,,.. - J- .fm-,, 1.n nre:n1w