Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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1' 4 Tiki? Er 4 . as 'ii 1 it 5,25 'K is tsl-5 Ui 'S L x:f,t Ls i iid A? ,n t t g 1 t ,E '25 A 4 iz , . 1 .. , 5 4 HARRY RICHARD BORN Though only one af some forty boys in our class, Harry certainly stands out as a good worker and a great person. His ambition to graduate from college is his highest goal, and we're fairly sure that he'll reach that summit without failt His pet peeve of bad drivers explains his memory of riding in cars when either Mitch or Susan is driving . . . and living through it! Look for Harry with Ma's Gang. Harry JAMES LESLIE BOWERS Our man Jim is truly a rare person-his quick wit and abundant humor will be remembered by teachers and classmates alike in the years to came. His athletic ability may best be represented by his nickname, Bench, which ,may also be an indication of his ambition-ta get some ambitionl Jim's outstanding memory stems back to our Junior, Class Play, when he was backstage with Mary Alice Smith. Bill, Ernie, and Jim's favorite pet peeve, Susan, are oddly enough included in this list of friends. Bench Check the action Reaching the senior stage can also mean reaching the varsity stage in Clayton athletics 'le'-4 sr-, it ii W? E? J! 3,,,h 955 - U - 1, . ,, . ,, . . . -rl exif 1'-f 21L1'f ':r,i.i-'e-ezr,E'L1--'-4 H -21-.-1 ,-thtef.-ea,-.w'f-Q.: was , , , V-L, a , ,f A 1 a. if .-asm 1-V-V-as tw- s.l.,1,t -,,,i,,:.,-,is-,,,f.,,, ,,,s,.,,,i1: .gs . :, .- ,, - 1. .:,,., ,, ' ' if 1. 1.41

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woe' Yf'F'1 ? l7i. iszq Hr . 1 .T sat' Q.. ililniili ifi 'deff BRYAN ABBOTT Bryan seems to like brunettes-special brunettes, anyway-for both his memory and his pet peeve deal with first dates with a special brunette. Another memory of his is the good time he had in English IV with Paul and Roy. Bryan's ambition is to enter the Navy and get some sleep -not necessarily in that order, either. When Toe, John, Paul, Margie, Stan, Roy, and Janet JEFF ALAMPI Quiet, shy, and pesty-ask Mr. Douglas-would be the best way to describe Jeff who hasn't decided yet what will be his greatest ambition in life, he might even decide to become a iudge like his dad. But whatever he does, we're sure he'Il do his best. Mr. Douglas' French Il class, of course, is what Jeff will remember the most. Ozzie is seen with Jeff, Steve, Harry, and Mitch. KAREN ROBERTA BARCLAY It is said that without spirit and desire, nothing can be accomplished to its fullest extent. Karen, as an,active member of our enthusiastic cheering squad, has supplied these elements to both her school and class. This will help her find success and happiness in her ambition to get through col- lege. Karen's pet peeve is people who use their friends. Those who are closest to her are mem- are around, you'lI be sure to find Bryan with them. Ozzie befs of llte famlllclf MQW GUNS-U I unn ots of ru Karen Reall '?' y c Y ,A A---an ,WWA-M-'WV-VV -W -W YW , YW NYM... - ..,,..,.-.,.. ., , , 1 ,p?T,..4,z-,',1., ':,1...,, 5 ' , ,if it ,,e1,jg4,.-I - Q 1 .Q ' aL, 'l'.',1.l'fsv,-egg Sfgj K 5. ti. . ,lf r V5- f nt, t J '. it , i ,,Ay,iEF' J,j'3L3',..'2rifz?gf'.'fof.z '.i1' ,V , YK, Y.,, Y, , -. Y 1-W ---Pd-M ' mtl 4 STANLEY BECKER JR. Stan, who is affectionally l??t called Rat by Otis and Butch, wants to become a prefessional bowler or a communications electrician in the Navy. He remembers the International Airport in '62 and his freshman year during summer school., He be- comes furious at teachers that have an inferiority complex. Rat Do unto others as others have done unto you fno matter how rottenD JOHN BELL John, a pal of Butch, Moose, and Hawk, was one whose pet peeve could be found in Mr. Rivera's fourth period class. He aspires to be an optometrist and rightly so. Saturday nights at Clayton Motors rate high on John's memory list. Burger Yehoo, Schrub! ANITA LOUISE BLATT The unconcerned attitude reflected in Aniia's favorite saying nearly hides her assiduous attitude to- ward school. Emerging after a close vote as president of the Honor Society, she has been o diligent worker in the Society and in other activ' ities, too. Her one ambition is to get into college. After that she hopes to go on and make the most of her college years, providing she gets over her pet peeve of two-faced people. Anita remem- bers her 1964 summer and may be found amidst the other members of Ma's Gang . Nita I almost care f --f'- l l l g

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22 PATRICIA ANN BYERS Fat's a girl who will long be remembered for her quiet but charming personality and long, long hair. During her secretarial career, she'll often recall the glorious summer of 1965. Her pals- SHARON LEE CAMPBELL If service, leadership, scholarship, and citizenship were everything, Sharon would have to ronk highly in our class. ln quality she has been an avid participant in all of these catagories. K' .4 , ff., No more sk, AVAKABLE JOSEPH CANDELORA Jae, wha is known as Catalore by his pals, Bill Kroz, Nye, and Pete has no ambition as of yet. The two years with Miss Barr, which is Joe's pet peeve, will always be remembered by him. JUdY Gnd Alison, of COUfSel Sharon will- always remember her high school Catalore Don'f be 3 moron P31 years, especially the 'I964 prom, as she moves lor- ward to fulfill her ambition to graduate from college. Moody people ore ranked lowly by Sharon, while Ma's Gang ranks high, as they will al- ways be considered her best friends. L.S.C. How unique ' . ' fs ' 4 t . , i i - 1 ' . i , , A . . i if H ANITA LOUlSE CAROTENUTO Anita doesn't have much on her mind except a certain D.K. l'64l. She does remember September l3th with D.K. She even wants to graduate and marry D.K. lf one sees Don Klein, Diane, Debbie, Leaky, Barb, Lynne, or Shirley, one is sure to find Anita. Third period geometry class of her iunior year seems to be the only thing that Anita dislikes. Anita Breaks me up FREDRICK CASSADY This track runner of the future is friendly with Glenn, Don, Joe, Dennis, Russ, and Paul. Bucky does, however, plan to go from track ta either a career of machinist or conservationist. He will always remember his eighth grade class trip to Philadelphia Airport and the fun going to the relay races in Teubner's Ford, 1964. Fred will never forget Mr. Scavelli's fifth period metal shop class. Bucky That's rightl RUSSEL CERAK has represented our class very efficiently throughout his high school years. As a member of our football and basketball teams, he has main- tained high spirit and rugged play for his team and school. On and off the playing field, Russ can be seen with Ernie, Dave, and Tom. Although his main ambition is to graduate from college, he'll always remember his Clayton High days, especially with Mr. Teubner. And even if examina- tions didn't rate too high with this guy, the rest of his high school years could never be replaced. Russ Ah, Sugar! Rusty