Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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9 n Tayl a Second Row Wally M c L a N lso Tabach ck A at ac D G lhe M fl uger I Th rd Row L e Hack R el P er b le W ll th p f t g Da 9 - -- - .,.. The Clamzo Baseball th XX lN E CII q ff s E Baseball Wlth an usually full schedule of fourteen games Coach Zoerbs n1ne has embarked on a season whnch wall run close to the end of the school season Therefore vue cannot do justlce to the team by drawxng conclu slons from the new early season contests The baseball team thls year has two very good slab artlsts 1n Dave Fullgraf and Lee Hackman Fullgraf s pltchmg ns marked by good control and plenty of speed whale Hackman baffles opposing stxckmen w1th a sweepmg curve that sends them to the dust The few games on whlch we had data at press tlme showed room for lmprovement m fxeldmg and cross dxamond throws Thus year a better turn out for baseball than 1n prevlous years shows a growlng nn terest for baseball and has convmced school authorltles that there IS sufflclent demand for the sport to warrant levelxng a field on prop erty near the football grldlron The dxamond wnll probably be ready for next year's games Golf Team rst Row I L mch H t P p Second Row F Ep t k Wtt tlqlerybodkw Gof The squad whlch certannly has shown more enthusiasm for xts practlce than any other team IS Clayton Hugh s golf team Thxs bunch of fellows are always seen 1n the halls dlspatchmg on a pleasure trnp to one of the courses for a pleasureful round Competl t1on w1th1n the team Itself has been rather spxrlted whlle teams from other schools have provlded pretty stlff opposltlon to the C H S team Under the coachlng of Mr Stuber who plays practlce rounds wlth the team practlce f3Clllt16S have been set up ln the gym The team plays about three regular practlce nlnes a week Most of the members of the squad return agam next year, and thus wxll pro vxde a staunch background for a successful team next year Although the squad IS not large th1s year Mr Stuber hopes to buxld up more mterest ln the sport He belleves nt wlll attract more fellows next year after the school sees that thls IS as stable a team as any Y-53zvfiz-fitvci1-fi:-:E:::3:::E:::i:::3:L-:E::1E:::E fxz, sz'-sz, x:' -:',-1' s-'.-rv' -,I s.' s,- -,',-rf'-,S First Row: Kenne 'ciss, fal- vern Schwei , Ev r Deschamp. Owe or. Cl rcnce Hackmann, Gene Crai., Vernon Ludlo , Allen Quick ilver, Iimmie llxtf. 2 ' a 1' n. e n ni , rrhur K :if. I k arnton. Nlarvin 0 r, ac Ha son, Bob Schirmir, Lrv: Bran- dcnb r , unior Busch. i : e mann. 2 L it: , A ner B ich, lohn 'i S. Ar ur Schwarzko f, Don loopes, Hun Papin, Stanley Koeni . vid Full taf tnot on pictureb. v , F U ' .X -'fl N , I t Fi : oe Frank, Mr. Stuber, 'or 2 un a in. 2 Ray riedman, Nor- man sein, Dic Stout, llarvey i co , r 'r s 1 l I I . . . . v . V .

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-5 be Claim - ...,,,,,...., Senror Track Team l'rrst Row Marvin Kosky Grrlfrth Smuh Dunk Doty Ed Gle1tm'm Frank loote Charles Gundelach Manaqer Rlthardson Usher ohn Lamnson Second Row Burton Nyc-nnecker lack Zrercher Leonard Klein Ed Sprague Palmer Branham Paul Rel! Bull Pape Bob Brcreton Wxlbur Rosvall Third Row Bob Staun Charles Kxlqen Bob Wrrnsch Lloyd llerpel Tom Whxtsrxn Charles Morns Lourrlind Ashlry Seymour Lapxn Out of four dual meets the un1or Grey Iumor Track Team Fnrst Row Bob Ruth Arnold Pow ell Ed Donk Llovd Kuhnmuenth xmmy Snider Don Morqan Robert Art Vernon 5 rler Chris lzppler Second Row Kedrxc Lynth Bob nnett uk Marlt Bernlr Rosenhhtt Burton Wernxrk Alex reshell Mxtehell A russ Paul Mill ohn Horst Charles Weber Third Row Harold Roll Maumee Fmkelsteln Nolan Stinson Bully Sherman Bob Casey Charles Gun delach Manager Senlor Track Claytons senlor tracksters have turned nn a rather xmpresslve seasons record for dual competxtlon by wmnmg frve meets and losmg only one The teams that were beaten were beaten by easy marglns and the smgle loss was by a very close margm Coach Cretcher belleves that as long as h1s squads keep up thls sort of records he can r1ghtly be proud of the teams The senlor team won from C B C Mc Brlde Wellston Pr1nc1p1a and Kxrkwood they lost only to a strong St Charles ag gregate ln the state mdoor meet at Columbia the team took fourth posxtlon and tled for sec ond ln the St Louns Dlstrlct Meet Outstandlng performers for the year were Wunsch Wh1tson Sheperd, Sprague Mor rms Kosky and Pape Clayton annually sponsors 1ts own 1nv1ta txonal for class UB and several class A schools Thus year the event was a most ewcltmg spectacle Thls year agam the Grey hounds won the competntlon easnly K un1or Track hound clndermen have won two and drop ped two clecnslons from early season compe t1t1on Accordxng to Coach Cretcher younger Clayton stars show great ablllty and wrll provlde ample mater1al for future successful varsxty squads The Iunlor team has lost to St Charles and C B C but won from the Brentwood and Kirkwood track teams Partlcularly rom1s1ng maternal xs found ln Eppler and lynch who have garnered as much as th1rteen and fifteen pomts aplece ln smgle meets Lynch pole vaults and runs the 100 and 220 yard dashes Eppler IS a 50 yard and 440 yard man who also runs a leg on the relay team Other successful men are Donk Gannett and Mall Mr Cretcher hopes to bulld a champxon sh1p team next year wxth the members of the semor team who will return and the many fleet footed undersquadmen who have shown themselves so aptly 33:25S:ZEE?2Ei:?? 3S:?3S:2?i:Z33:Zi3:ZEE:?3E:2ES:Z?i lordanl Shepefrd.. I I Z, if , ' . Ga , If , g A ' 1 4 BQ gf,-fr . , I ', : . I x . . ' x , -' .JD - X- ' , 30

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ff The Clazmo Class Prophesy fContmued rom Page 151 Youll find Gerry Goldberg on the flymg trapeze And wooly Parks Mammen ln the slde show Performs as a wlld man from Borneo Newspaper headlxnes bear news from the heat Of oyce Lambert and Knott enjoying the treat Of reforming the world to fit ln thexr scheme Whlch has freedom and authorlty both as 1ts theme But Dlctator Oswald IS really the head Authorlty s volce whom all do dread Is our Gundelach Clayton s turtle dove Herby Freedman heads all avlatnon And Wally MacLean all women chasm Gamm the artlst xs always ready Wlth lusclous plctures just like Petty Sternest ones agalnst the bourgeolse Are Whlte Woods and Messmger unlon xzers three Others agamst all arlstocracy Are Dunford and Langan of the Umversnty They say Down wxth dances and such hokum Back to nature w1th mammy Yokum Says Betty Malls Chlef of Pohce Klsslng and necklng s got to cease Park benches wlll all be under seal As part of Posy s ultra new deal Sargent and Fxnck are mmlsters of busmess To see that monkey shane IS done wnth ut most rlgxdness But rlght back here rn the good old U S A Beautlful Bud Ackerman IS contmuxng to p a He hgads the club of all the sllly people Who txe pmk rlbbons on each and every steeple Another fellow that s such a mystery ls Rxchardson U who wrote a book of hls tory About the llfe and loves of Casanova Sprague Whose numerous affalrs remam rather vague Bob Stern 1n Hollywood IS now a real star Ever slnce hes played ln place of dopey Mlscha Auer Also on the screen lf youll take a second peer. Are the Textlebaum twms just like one IS ln a mlrror lust lnke all expected Smxtty IS a preacher And Marjorle Stormont turned out to be a teacher ln the wrestllng game wlth a champions technxque ls Franklyn Wolff with hls masterful phy snque But best ln any busmess because hes on has toes ls crazy Allan Quxck selllng xce cream to eskxmos Semor Class Wlll fContznued rom Page 162 Gene Melman after all h1s effort leaves hls mustache to Abner Blelch Frances Messmger rushes out to Codasco leavxng her offlces to Betty Wllson Annable Morrlson leaves her sunny dns posltxon to Phyllis Parkln Bull MllanOVltZ leaves Katherlne and Ann Dale and the band to Horace Davxs Betty M1115 leaves her gray Plymouth to Mxss Mllls and Mac Hanson a llttle sadder Dave Norton leaves hrs technlque to ohn Wllls wxth the slogan Moderatlon Ruth Nussbaum leaves for Butzle Posy Oswald leaves her locker to Margxe Hlggms wlth a map on how to find what Adrxenne Palan and Norma Saeks leave thexr three hour days to Barbara Menzen worth who wnll appreclate them Rrchard Payne leaves for Prmceton wxth ordan Sheperd stepplng 1nto hrs whlte shoes Allan Quxcks1lver leaves the money he made from the play to the Dramatlc Gulld lf they can get xt Sue Riddle leaves her ten cent bxrthday presents to Lucxlle Morton to gxve away agam Dorothy Rochwhxte leaves her angehc manners and goes to her secret ambltlon Mxldred Rotenburg leaves her plaxd shoe strlngs to Ruth Moskow who needs a new paxr Beulah Salmger leaves her navy pm to Mary Lou Burrls IH case she needs a new one Charles Sargent leaves the CLAMO paste to Ray Frxedman wlth the advice to stlck to H Carl Schnarr leaves Mr Zenge to hns next year s classes wxth the advlce to take good care of hum Marne Schwextzer leaves her colffure moderne to Iulxa Blederman fContmued on Page 48j l1 f :i:i?ii5:iE?i5ii3i?i:?:i:i:i.- Inlhirreglme als commeissarpfloveg . l I 0 0. . h D in .,.S . . . . l .l . I' ,AA .' ' ..