Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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LYNNE COLLINS Bleachy will never forget a certain September night at the drive-in with the question mark. She was seen with Margie, Roberta, B.J., Eileen, Leaky, Alison, Diane, and Anita, Lynne wants to become a bookkeeper and really wants people to stop calling her Bleachy. GLENN lRWlN DAlSEY Glenn is one of these hard-to-find fellows who doesn't forget many events in his life. His list of chem lab, Band and Glee iunior homeroom, his sopho- memories includes: Club with the gang, more art class, and Ninth Grade General Science. He also remembers geometry class, but not so DIANE PATRICIA D'ALESSANDRO A person who has a friendly smile for everyone is a good way to describe Diane. She tells all her gossip to Anita C., Chris, Lynne, Debbie, Kathi, and Leokie. To be o nurse is Diane's greatest ambition. We're sure she will succeed and be o good one. Being teased about her shortness t dl l Gt I1 h g ff' d-B lr, D 'I bothers Diane greatly. High on her memory list Bleachy I'W5lCh555Y?'l Jig, yjohnrnnlynisela Manga' ',L'1,'2,Q, Sfczm eFn,2l,:' is Mr. Kollmeier's sixth period Algebra I class. Gordi, Ellen, and Jack . . . whewl With a group Diane It'5 weird of friends like that, it's not hard to understand why he hopes to work with youth by going into the ministry. Delsey-dew That cracks me upl t f it .le L 4 i 5 .f 1 .- 'f -,L . . .' . ..-,...-...... ,,,., ,,,,e-,,,,,e :.,,,Je7.,. .... Xu ----- -ee---J ---- --'--'-- --Q Y 's fs--' - ' -A- JOHN EWING MARGARET EWING WILLIAM JAMES FAHY John has all the appearances of being the quiet typep that is, he does until he dons his band uniform. He has faithfully given his talent during his years at C.H.S., and it will always be appreciated. Regardless of his musical background, John claims that his main ambition is to become a full-time Acme worker. The time he almost failed gym class and the long time it took him to get that first date with Janet are the fondest memories for John. His pet peeves are algebra and Shakes- peare books. John may be seen with Ed, Dan, Bryan, Glen, Stan, and Leroy. E-wing This is not e public lounge . Margie always seems to be walking around in a daze. Could it be that she still remembers that September night at the drive-in with you know who ? Bleachy, B.J., Eileen, and Roberta are her friends. She hopes to become a secretary, yet her pet peeve is Steno I. Margie Whatsa matter for you? Bird is o guy with on extraordinary ability to know what he wants . . . and usually gets itl He expresses a desire to go to college, but ironically, he hates school. His pals Dave, Philip, Joe, and Lynn agree that this hatred could have been caused by Bill's unforgettable run into the gym wall. One thing's for sure: CHS will never forget Bill's basketball ability . . . he proved to be o necessary part of our first stringl Bird

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' v fql MQJ L W x U l Fi i , i V ' Ci , .v Mi LINDA FAl.lSl Uhda has as much to offer as those compact sizes . . . some people describe her as being little but mighty, and that is exactly what she is when helping in all our class activities. Linda's future desire is to become o stenographer, but she'll always remember her 1964-65 gym classes and October 29, 1964. Her pet peeve is to be slapped in the lace. You can see Linda almost anywhere with either Alice, Diane, Lindo, Barbara, Rochelle, Sharon, or all of them. Mouse Too bad V 1V KAY ALlCYN FERRELL Kay is a person whom we highly consider a unique and rare individual. Her dependability and loyalty to the class and the school will never go unrecog- nized. Kay's versatile personality is greatly appreciated when it comes to hockey, basketball, the school news- paper, and the yearbook. When you see Kay, busy-or- not, you will find her with Jeanne, Peggy, the Cheryls and Susan. Kay's goal in life is to be a government worker or foreign correspondent after going to col- lege, where she hopes to maior in Journalism with a minor in political science. Uncle Teuby and her 1965 summer at Goucher are very high on Kay's memory list which, knowing Kay, is most likely quite long. Kay dislikes prejudice and conformity. Kayser lt certainly isl 4' f xf si. 3 Our Clipper was painstakingly put together .A uw Jl i fy J V My Are hi ,M ,LM N 0 r ob fjy I t fi if mb