Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

 - Class of 1939

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Senior Clifford Zell Line farms to the left, gals. B Football, 2,3, C Football, l, C Basketball, l, B Baseball, 2, Tennis, l,2,4, Ice Skating Club, 3,4, a cappella Choir 2, Volleyball, 4, French Club, 4, Mastercraftsman, 2, Greyhounds, 2, 3,4, C Club, l,2,3,4, Senior Play Cast, 4, Dramatic Guild, 4, annual production cast, 4. Dorothy Bennett Research is my pastime. Peppers, 4, French Club, l,2,3,4. Class of Nineteen Thirty-nine Norman Epstein And I my Lu you, cheerio. Golf, 3,4, Soccer 4, French Club, l, 2,3,4, Clamo Staff, 4, Discussion Forum, 3,4, Dramatic Guild, 3,4, annual production cast, 4, C Club, 4, Broadcast Club, 4. Irvin Satanovsky The man with the horn. lEntered as a junior from Blewett.l A Baseball, 4, B Baseball, 3, Orches- tra, 4, Vice-President, 4, Band, 3,4, a cappella Choir, 4, C Club, 3,4 Clilford Zell Irvin Satanovsky Dorothy Bennett Norman Epstein Robert Ahern Jim Browning Jackie Hilton Shelton Nackman Margaret Wolcott William West Page Twenly-liun

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Senior Class of Nineteen Thirty-nine I Brandcnburgcr Lillian Barron Jerry Furreslal David Fullgraf Kedric Lynch 0ompa! 0ompa. ' B Football, 3,4, C Football, 2, Senior Track, 4, Junior Track, 2,3, Band, l, 2,3,4, French Club, 4, Mastercratts- man, l, Top Ten, l, Greyhounds, 4, C Club, 2,3,4, Jerry Forrestal Simple and sweet. lEntered as a senior from St. Alphonsus High School.l Peppers, 4, Dramatic Guild, 4. David Fullgraf His hands are full of skills. A Baseball, 2,3,4, B Baseball, l, Senior Track, l, Soccer, 4, Orchestra, l,2,3,4, Latin Club, l,2, Mastercrafts- man, l, Greyhounds, 4, C Club, 3,4 Marian Lowenhaupf Two hours of school leave four for spaghetti. Hockey, l,2,4, Baseball, l,2, Basket- ball, 2,3, Volleyball, 4, G.A.A., 3,4, Chess Club, l,2, Dramatic Guild, l, Top Ten, l,2,3, Scribblers, 3,4, Broad- cast Club, 3,4 Bob McNamara Hut nffirer, I wrnsrft rlning over forty. llintered as a sophomore from Scrugg's Centerl Golf, 2,3,4, Band, 2,3, Dramatic Guild, 3,4, annual production staff, 3, 4, Thespians, 4. Page Twenly-jour Kedric Lynch Marian Luwenhaupt Lee Brandenburger Pivot, dribble, and shoot. B Football, 2, C Football, l, A Basketball, 4, B Basketball, 2,3, A Baseball, 3,-l, B Baseball, l,2, Grey- hounds, 2,3,4, C Club, l,2,3,4. Lillian Barron Through thick and thin. Hockey, l,2,3,4, Baseball, l,2,3, Basketball, 2, Volleyball, l,2,4, GAA., 3,4, Ice Skating Club, 3, Peppers, I, 2,3,4, Orchestra, l,2,3,4, a cappella Choir, 2,3,4, Latin Club, l,2, French Club, 3,4, Scribblers 3,4, Senior Play Production Staff, Dramatic Guild, 4, Bob McNamara Roslyn Levin Selma Click Frank Lambert Roslyn Levin I still can't spell Gyurkouicsf' Ice Skating Club, 3, Peppers, 2, French Club, 2,3, Discussion Forum, 4, Dramatic Guild, 2,3, Top Ten, 3, Senior Play Cast. Frank Lambert Hitch your wagon to Graritland Rice. Band, l,2, Latin Club, 3, Clamo Staff, 3,4 Selma Glick A sympathetic friend. Peppers, l, Latin Club, l,2,3, French Club, 3,4, Discussion Forum, 4, Top Ten, l.



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Class Will Without the customary hereby's and red tape, we, the class of '39, self-styled the best of all time, before we slam the plate glass doors as we tip-toe from our four year sanctuary, bestow upon Cl-l.S. a few choice tid-bits that have helped give us our prominence. First and fore- most, we leave the Discussion Forum-nurtured Student Government Association to posterity. To the juniors we leave complete jurisdiction over all school activities except next year's prom, and our nonchalance concerning bells, classes, and similar sundry details that never bothered us. To the sophs we hand over the Scribblers, Miss Koch, and the Chevrolet assemblies: all factors that have contributed to our noteworthy citizenship. To the coming up batch from Wydown we reserve Mr. Cretcher and a promising reputa- tion. ln addition we also bequeath the following individual inheritancesi Patsy Mayer leaves her splendid sportsman- ship to Peggy Rubinstein. Shelton Nachman intrusts his smooth conversational talents to Claude Abrams who manages quite well without them. Jack Darnton leaves his l.Q. on office records to startle Bob Ripley. Ted Gundelach leaves Mr. Zenge's good graces seriously damaged after his various scientific escapades. Maxey Lou leaves Helen Ruth to carry on. Bob Polack leaves his themes to Charlotte Fisher, who can't use them because they're written in shorthand. Marian Lowenhaupt chugs off in her station wagon. Dick Doty leaves in Snyder's wake. Bob Wunsch leaves his F.D.R. personality to Jack Martt. The Clamo Queen promises her crown to next year's choice, but can't stay for congratu- lations because Joe is waiting. Page Twenty rx Painter leaves his sensayuma to Grayson just to annoy Mrs. VJestlake. Anne Dale leaves Horace with regret. Palmer left six months ago but we still haven't had time to recover. Major leaves Atomos to whoever wants it, but will not relinquish Joyce. Lois Lee leaves her glamor to Gloria Rick with intructions on how to regulate the voltage. Droc leaves flong sighl. Schwartz, Lowenhaupt, Wilson, Purnell, Stumpe, Goldberg, Shurig, Dawidoff, Pfeffer, Wolcott, et ceterae leave the ranks of the Mr. Cummings Club, to make room for the two Steins, l-loeval, Waldemer, and the Schields. Alice Wides leaves her position of chauffeur for her pals to Sonja Feinstein, with the advice to install a meter. l-larvey leaves the financial status of the Clamo better than he found it, but still a head- ache for the next business manager. Ed Glik leaves Mr. Jennings lonesome. Harry Laventhal sets out for M.l.T. and promises to send us his autograph when he be- comes famous. Cliff Zell leaves a colorful reputation to George Adderton. Frankie Lambert and l-lerb Mayer leave their bicycles in the shed for energetic females to swipe during free periods. Shep and Rosvall leave their long legs to Donk. John Wills and John Dann leave Romeo and Juliet to the ether waves. Jane leaves Stanley with regret, but he won't stay behind for long. Dan Moore leaves his dramatic achievements as an example for Mitchell Agruss. Babette Millstone leaves, tossing her Latin book aside forever. Maury White leaves her dietability to Juanita Marglous.

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