Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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FRESHMEN T FRESHMAN Q-Rour GROUP I Firsf Row: Jack Casey, Roberl Ariz, Harry Bearman, Waller Beck, Claude Abrams, Norman Balkin, Edward Block, Charles Block. Second Row: Belly Byers, Lois Baer, Marian Bayer, Jean Agalsiein, Julia Biederman, Milchell Aqruss, Elvin Bourgeois. Third Row: Lillian Bsrnalh, Joyce Baker, Alexander Breschell, William Casey, Raymond Badock, Charles Baldridqe, Roberl Casey. FRESHMAN GROUP GROUP Z Firsl Row: Norman Cohn, Charlolfe Fisher, June Cerf, Norma Cohen, Virginia Craig, Lucille Doly, Bar- bara Lee Ellis, Chris? Eppler. Second Row: Ed Donk, James Colesworlhy, Maurice Finkelstein, Horace Davis, Harry Dann, Anlhony Co- hill, Don Ellis. Third Row: Kalhleen Dorr, Lois Elder, Virginia Cohn, Theola Daniel, Janis Dancer, Barbara Falk, Pafly ' Dunbar. FRESHMAN GROUP GROUP 3 Firsf Row: Marvin Gelber, Frank Foole, Richard Frossard, Roberl Gulledge, James Frank, John Halloran, William Graves, Juslin Heinlein. Second Row: John Goerner, Janis Goldberg, Estelle Frauenfelder, Douglas Filzgerald, Wilbur Gonler- man, Jim Galbreafh, Velma Graeler, Adele Grupp. Third Row: Rufh Hackmann, Florence Hackmann, Doris Hackmann, Dorolhy Glaser, Miriam Fleischman, Eugenie Hilmer, Palricia Hermann. - -, ,,,, l FRESHMAN GROUP GROUP 4 Firsf Row: Leonard Klein, Elliol Hughey, Oscar Jacobsmeyer, Billy Liebersl, Charles Kilgen, John Hors? Seymour Lapin. Second Row: Jay Klein, Marcus Lasker, Forresl Layer, Arthur Kahif, Lloyd Kuhnmuench, Lawrence Leven son, Willis Johnson. Third Row: Jane Lieber, Flora Hoevel, Aldine Hoffmann, Florence Kessler, Carolyn Jelenko, Louise Kaiser U21

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b The Cllamo SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE GROUP GROUP 5 First Row: Paul Reitz, Griffith Smith, Norman Ritter, Vernon Seiler, Bob Ruth, Bernard Rosen- blatt, Harold Sachs, Wilbur Rosvall. Second Row: Edna Stevens, Grace Smallwood, Dolores Schmuckler, Grace Schwartz, Joyce Schoen- beck, Mariorie Rollins, Evelyn Roth, Barbara Snyder, June Stumpe, Ann Purnell. Third Row: Jordan Sheperd, Jean- ette Portman, Ruth Phoenix, Ma- rian Smith, Louise Scruggs, Peggy Pfeffer, Shirley Peck, Mi- riam Nuderscher, Lillian Sandoz, Charles Shaw. fa A f Sophomore Class History When the class of 1939 entered Clayton High School, they were the largest freshman class in the school's history. In the first few months they began to show that they had not only quantity but ability. At the end of the first year about twenty-five of them ranked in the top ten per cent of the student body. Some of those who achieved excellent scholastic records are Ann Purnell, Robin Brant, Barbara Snyder, Barbara Goldberg, and jack Darnton. The officers of the class during the freshman year were: Dan Moore, president, Betty Wilson, vice- president, and Lloyd Herpel, secretary-treasurer, with Mr. Heys as chief sponsor. In the realm of sport several boys have shown great promise. As freshmen several boys made HB and C teams in basketball and football. Bob Wunsch was on the track team which won the state llll SOPHOMORE GROUP GROUP 6 First Row: Bernice Woodworth, Helen Wolff, Alice Wides, Al- thea Whitcratt, Betty Wilson, Carol Taylor, Sara Wolkowitx, Maury White. Second Row: Margaret Wolcott, Harris Vickroy, John Wills, Nel- son Tabachnick, Clifford Zell, Harry Upchurch, Owen Taylor, Mary Knox Thompson. Third Row: Kenneth, Weiss, Har- vey Wittcoff, Bob Wunsch, Bur- ton Weenick, Warren Ward, Jim Walker, Bill Tumbrink, Jack Ziercher. indoor championship. In the sophomore year, they have done quite as well, several boys playing BU football or basketball. Jordan Shepherd made the HA Basketball squad. Others who have shown potential ability are, Jim Browning, Marvin Kosky, Wilbur Rosvall, L'Major Shaw, Lee Brandenburger, Billy Painter, and Kenneth Weiss. Several of the girls including Patsy Mayer, Har- riet Goldblurn, Clara Ruth Harvey, and Marian Lowenhaupt have made varsity teams in various sports. Besides scholastic and athletic ability, the sopho- mores have shown a marked interest in extra-curricu- lar activities and are represented in practically every field. During the present year the officers are: Lloyd I-lerpel, president, Dottie Blacksted, vice-president, Jordan Shepherd, treasurer, and Betty Wilson, secre- tary. lVlr. Cummings is chief sponsor.

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JFRESHMEN WKLJUV 3 First Row: Juanita Marglous, Florence Molasky, Dorothy Moskow, Margie Marshall, Marion McLean, Agnes Muenstermann, Betty Jane Martin, Alma Mueller. ' Second Row: Veva Lyons, Jim Maritz, Kevin Moser, Richard Mutrux, George Marilz, Ray Marit1, Lloyd Merwin, Mariorie Manne. Third Row: Don Morgan, James Miller, David Magidson, Vernon Luedlotl, Jack Martt, George Lubke, Jim Moffatt. in FRESHMAN GROUP S GROUP 6 First Row: Jerry Probe, Phyllis, Parkin, Martha Rauchenstein, Jean Raith, Kathryn Joe Reutner, Dorothy Recker, Jeanne Racine. Second Row: Richard Rawlings, William Jack Osborne. Rethmeier, Bob Parkin, Bill Murphey, Bill Reed, Bob Ohlemeyer, Third Row: Fred Neidringhaus, Frederick Reitz, Arnold Powell, Marvin Park, Reed Pitzer, Edward Raining. FRESHMAN GROUP J GROUP 7 First Row: Arthur Schwarzkopf, August Schoeneshoefer, Rolf Rosenthal, Stanley Schoenfeld, Jerome Sebas- tian, James Schwartz, Harold Sigolotf. Second Row: Bedelia Schoeneshoefer, Miriam Shields, Frances Sisler, Jean Ann Ruehl, Hyacinth Schaeffer, Nadine Schiller. Third Row: Susan Sheperd, Alberta Schield, Frances Royse, Peggy Rubinstein, Elise Schield, Gloria Rick. FRESHMAN GROUP GROUP 8 First Row: Nolan Stinson, Arthur Weiss, Phil Tobias, Charles Weber, William Stein, Richard Walters, Erwin Waldman, Frank Waldon, Tom Tidwell. Second Row: Jimmy Snider, Frances Stein, Dorothea Werner, Eleanor Tidwell, Kathryn Vahlkamp, Miriam Wetteroth, Frances Soell, Lorraine Woodworth. Third Row: Nancy Yore, Joanne Spears, Beverly Werner, La Verne Telle, Beth Summers, Shirley Wood, Betty Jane Witthaus, Harriet Wolf. U31