Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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LEROY FOSTER JR. Toe, as Leroy is known by his pals Stan, Doc, and Bernard, will never forget his freshman year at the old school. Leroy's greatest goal in life is ta go into the service and get a good lab when he gets aut. Toe's pet peeve is History II. WILLIAM MELVILLE FRAME lt's true you can't win them all , but when speaking about Bill, it becomes a little hard to believe the statement's veracity. As senior class president, co-captain of the football team, and track record-breaker, Bill displays qualities that 'Hifi i 'fV -.P SHEILA GETZENBERG Sheila, maintaining the friendly policy, has an ambition to learn at least ten languages fluently. The friends who speak her own language include Debby, Anita, Diane, Deb, and Chris. French with Monsieur Douglas, the summer of 1965, and the Toe Look alive, you live once. any boyl would be lproudh ot. His vast circle of 1964 Christmas vacation will always be at the top friends include Ernie, Jim, Jerry, and Mitch, of her memory list. Sheila's pet peeve is to squeeze people he'II always remember along with Thanks- a tube of toothpaste to get the last bit-only to giving '62 and spring of 1964, Bill's ambition is have it fall in the sink! to be ready when the man with his million dollar Getz You really know how 10 hun check comes, but much to Bill's dismay, he probably d ,T ,,,, won't be at home when Mr. Anthony arrives. 3 guy' on Ya' Bill You can't win them all! . A . ' V : Af H2 - - - r we ' ffm. r Q ,s -2275: Qxavtlireggg ,Mw,.e,Qz:,.ar .?io:ErB?Qiecwe:4,ezw:sk is A it ,., , , L' ' . in is CLYDE GREEN Clyde is another one of the car go-getters in our class. If you want to know anything about a car lespecially about a Chevyl lust ask our man Clyde. All he wants out of lite is to own a Chevy that can beat a Ford. Clyde hangs around fs ,rx .ef i n serv we RONALD GUARRO Ron's friends include Gary, Phil, Mike, Clyde, Rich, Dave, Bill, Ed, Joe, Frank, Lynn-the list goes on and on, mainly because Ron's such a likeable guyl Being motor-minded, his ambition is to own the fastest Ford in town. He'll remember for quite a er -ye ' . X QC :,- i- , IWYXQS ,'?f'4? W jf, fQr5Lf1T2?', 'ec f' Q v.2? Q1 ' ': G'qPit'.1s.::E- r ,fgz ,1 Ls Y wiv -5 A DAVID GWALTHNEY Dave is a guy in our class who has an A-plus personality. His friends are many, but he is always seen with Phil, Joe, Bill, Lynn, and Ed. The Inter- national Airport again is the memory that will linger for a long time to corne. Dave's intelligence with Ron, Rich, Phil, Ed, Joe, and Bill. His while the time he missed third gear and was beat will help him to achieve his goal to make money. pet peeve is having biology for two years in by a 1960 Ford. We're not surprised to learn Dave Ol1,1hose teacherslff a row. that Ron's pet peeve is being beat by a Chevy. Clod You really know how to hurt Rufus Hogan's goat a guyu '.mw,fM1.w.fMm.vmrfssusrmmrn-Mf..rl.f,.wmmww.r, .Aww-,mm - - imma...-n-mmmrss f - mmmnmwm-.i--1...-1.-..-.-..-V

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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

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fl in it gig ei 'ig L .CV L W E 4 sr z ! in as fi? Q rr 1 rig 4 s A, ,gi Ji 1 9 S l E ry? Fi HIE t 2? il ' E , it fig ff' ss, Q. i. if -5 rf. F . ,r yr i l 43 it 55 63 , I. -121351315 JOHN EDWARD HANNOLD What may be said about this guy that everybody already knows? Often misunderstood, Jack is one person whom it will be most difficult to forget. His driving stimulus behind our iunior year are worth mentioning often. His friends Butch, Gordon, Dave, and Bruce, share in his memory ol the International Airport in 1962 . . . we're hoping that he doesn't try to achieve his goal into be successful l in that manner. Jack has common dislikes: chemistry and study halls. Jack That's ridiculous! BARBARA HARRIS Barb as Anita, Edith, Ellen, Sarah, Sandy Claus , Kathi and Debbie know her, desires to be an airline stewardess after graduation. She cherishes September 29, 1963 plus the days since then, and she is really looking forward to the ones to come. Fifth period History l, and 6th period French I, of her junior year ore among her few pet peeves. We know Barb will be a success in the years to come. Barb How about that V At last, in our senior year-something to cheer about. Bi! ,st .31 , F