Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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TUNTORS JUNIORS GROUP GROUP 2 Firsl Row: Kathleen Aslridge, Virginia Brown, LaVerne Blankenship, Gerlrude Buescher, Ellen Ackerman, Elaine Block, Evelyn Baker, Mary E. Buckley, Suzanne Dazey. Second Row: Sfanley Baskowih, Irving Campbell, Dorclhy Bennelf, Georgia Lee Blackwell, Emily Cronheim, Joan Ball, Vernon Davis, Junior Block. Third Row: Lesler Ackerman, Junior Busch, Charles Connor, Clair Bourgeois, Bob Deqgendorf, Charles Colesworlhy, Homer Bohlmann, George Bell, Bob Brerefon, Eno Complon. JUNIORS GROUP A GROUP 3 . Firsf Row: Bernice Guenlher, Georgia Lee Fabricius, Calherine Higgins, Marcella Galen, Annefle Heller, Adrienne Eskeles, Janice Harlan, Mariorie Higgins, Jeanelle Levin. Second Row: Jane Groff, Rulh Hoyer, Mariorie Goldman, Mary Hermann, Annefle Lasky, Elizabelh Ann Fogerly, Mariorie Johnson, Cecile Hoevel. Third Row: Charles Gundelach, Edwin Gleiiman, Lee Hackmann, Richard Challacornbe, Dan Levey, Bob Gamm, Floyd Garlock. Fourlh Row: Phillip Joyce, Leonard Kannengiszer, Ray Friedman, Bob Komer, Edward Harvalin, Elwood Jones, Joe Frank. JUNIORS GROUP GROUP 4 Firsf Row: Sue Riddle, Mildred Rolenberg, Rulh Nussbaum, Dorolhy Rochwile, Blanche Meyer, Beulah Salinger, Bertha Schaeffer, Suzanne Mason, Belly Mills. Second Row: Elizabefh Mosey, Annabelle Morrison, Bebe Niekamp, Frances Messenger, Madelyn Maloney, Alice Murphey, Barbara Menzenwerlh, Posy Oswald, Lucile Morfon. Third Row: Irvin Salanovsky, Allen Quicksilver, Dixon McMorrow, Paul McKinney, Richard Payne, Parks Mammen, David Norlon, Wallace MacLean. Fourfh Row: Charles Sargenl, Carl Schnarr, Gene Melman. llgl

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Clamo ueen andMaid5 1937 SARA ALICE MCDADE 1937 Clamo Queen The Cllamo X , ANN RUBINSTEIN pAT5Y pATTEN Maid of Honor Maid of Honor 5171

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jiunions JUNIORS GROUP GROUP 5 Firsl Row: Bill Wiesl, Marqol Woods, Helen Schomogy, Belly Ward, Anne While, Marjorie Slormonl, Mary Slack, Mildred Wagner, Roy Wursl. Second Row: William Wesl, Bob Slern, Doris Smilh, Mary Tidwell, Rulh Thomann, Belly Timmerman, Tillie Teilel- baum, Eva Teilelbaum, Bob Smilh. Third Row: Franklin Wike, Gene Seiberl, Tom Whilson, Ernesl Shapiro, Edward Sprague, Wesley Schoelch, Franklyn Wolff, Richardson Usher. TWELVE-B GROUP Firsl Row: Alberl Sindel, Bill Slarlrs, Bob Bassell, Marvin Ebilz, William Milanovils, Don Abrams, Bob Briner. Second Row: Raymond Finck, Dickson Knoll, Jean Wesl, Adrienne Palan, Helen Gardner, Norma Saelis, Kathryn Simpson. Third Row: Oliver Ebilz, Jaclr Donnell, Harold Kessler, Allan Yaeger, Richard Buckley, Sam Lamberl. junior Class History The class of '38 got off to a good start, being at the time of their entrance the largest freshman class in the history of Clayton High School. Early in thc year an election of officers was held and the follow- ing were elected: Lester Ackerman, president, joan Ball, vice-president, Adrienne Eslceles, secretary, and Janice Harlan, treasurer. Freshman sponsor, Mr. Davis, advised and assisted these officers. Under the leadership of President Wallace Mac- Lean and their chief sponsor, Miss Soraghan, the class had a successful Sophomore year. Other officers serving were: joan Ball, vice-president, Marjorie Higgins, treasurer, and Edward Sprague, secretary. This year the class is again headed by Wallace Mac- Lean and has for its minor officers: Edward Sprague, vice-presidentg Marjorie Stormont, secretary, and joan Ball, treasurer. The junior class, not to be outdone scholastically, have many representatives in the Top Ten, including Abrams, Ball, Block, Cronheim, Eskeles, Hoyer, Johnson, Knott, Norton, and Quicksilver. Outstanding juniors in sports during their high school careers are Ackerman, Gamm, Gleitman, lfl9l Droclcleman, MacLean, Sprague, and Wiclce. Among the girls are Higgins, Hoyer, Tidwell, Salinger, and Stack, all of whom have been on numerous teams. Socially the class of '38 has been active. In Febru- ary of their Freshman year they staged a rather riotous Hlcidw party. Then as Sophomores they joined with the Freshmen and gave Clayton's first Freshman-Sophomore Prom on St. Valcntine's Day. The outstanding event of the year socially was the Junior Prom, first scheduled for February 27. It was postponed until May 15 on which night Clamo Queen Sara McDade was duly crowned. The Prom of 1937, a dinner-dance, will be remembered as a very suc- cessful one. Extra-curricular activities have not been overlooked. Abrams, Ball, Cronheim and Friedman served on the Clamo staff this year. Baslcowitz, Cronheim, Eslceles, Tillie and Eva Teitlebaum are members of the Scribblers. Individually several juniors hold responsible posi- tions and honors. Wallace MacLean serves as Presi- dent of the A Cappella chorus, Marjorie Stormont leads the Peppers, Phil Joyce heads the Chess Club, andd joan Ball was chosen Clayton's most popular coe .