Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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Jolttt 1. ljrackem, Sugrermtertdertt ol tlte Clayton schools, received lwus bacrtelorb degree at tlwe Col- lege ot Emguorua, ltts ma5ter's cle- gree at the Urwlyerslty ot Clwtcago, and dtd lurtlwer graduate work at both the University ot Clwlcago and Washlngtort Umyersuty, Uoort completing tlftis preparation nrt 1916, lte served lor tuye years as Princllual ot tlte Duluth High School im Duluth, lyllrwrwesota. In 1925 lwe came to Claytort as Super- irttertdertt ot Schools, and ltas served rrt that capacity tor the past sixteen years Mr. Bracken as one ot tlte turtest amateur olwotograplters in St, Louis and eaclw year supplles roost of tlte prlot'ograplo5 tor the Clamo yeare ldoolq. Page Six gwz John L. Bracken, A.M. Superinfendenf

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Opening Section Statt Dedication Administration Acodenriics Seniors Juniors Sopnomores Activities Organizations Dramatics Music Athletics Boys' Major Sports Boys' Minor Spot ts Girls' Sports Fecitures

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WW' WW ' Clayton l-ligh has, tor some years, had the good tortune to have as its administrators two men who have always been triendly toward student interests and extra-curricular activitiesf-John l., Bracken as Superintendent ot Schools and Carl Burris as Principal Their progressive attitude has been largely responsible tor the excellent standing that Clayton now holds in educational circles. This year, with the encouragement ot Mr, Burris, a student government was established at Claytonve-a government which not only allows the students to have a voice in the administration ot the school, but also puts all major school activities into their hands. By this transter, Mr. Bracken and Mr. Burris hope to give the young people ot this community a chance to develop, in school, the demo- cratic ideas and practices which will be so important to the community in the tuturec Carl Burris, A.M. Principal Page Seven