Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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May: l-lad appendix removed, feels funny be- cause Doc left instruments inside. Mayer, H.: Still asleep in English Lit. class. Mayer, P.: Still trying to figure out the future of Spain. Melman: Just had 45l3th date. Millstone: Rewrote Virgil in Ogden Nash style. Moore: Flautist in W.P.A. orchestra. Morton: Mountain climber, pulled l-leys off Alp yesterday. Morganstern: Still breathless from speedy de- parture. Nackman: Flagpole sitter. Niekamp: Designed bathing suit out of cello- phane. Nolte: Collects old orange peels. Painter: Runs hamburger stand, soft drinks only. Peck: Designed house that collapsed, now building another. Pfeffer: l-las l2 children, all brats in spite of psychology course. Polack: International tiddly-winks champion. Poletskyz Invented word containing 24 syllables. Portman: Punches holes in Swiss cheese and doughnuts. Prather: Back home in Abilene. Purnell: Still looking for dummy, still suspects Schirmer. Reitz: Sponsors equality for men movement. Roll: Created new, super-dynamite mint julep, afraid to drink it. Rollins: Senator from Missouri. Rosvall: Writes fairy stories. Roth: Chases tennis balls for Barron. Sachs: Umbrella mender on edge of Sahara. Sapin: Writes advice to the lovelorn column. Satanovsky: Playing Stardust in assembly for 36,000th time. Schirmer: Just published The Life of Bud Schirmer luncensored ll. Schoelch: Still at third table in library reading Popular Mechanics . Schwartz: .lust made Metropolitan debut in Aida . Seiler: Invented safety-first automobile-with square wheels. Shaw: Can't stop for interview, in thei middle of his third million. Page Twen The Class of '39 in 1950 Sheperd: Bumped h e a d entering CIQAMO office, resigned in huff, whereabouts un- known. Shurig: Lost argument with truck, much sub- dued. Smith, G.: Arrested for beating referee on head. Smith, M.: Still under table in French looking for knitting needles. Snyder: Glittering glamor girl of cafe society. Stavin: Organized anti-Westlake League. Stern: All-American fraternity dream girl. Stout: Runs farm for retired milk horses. Stumpe: Still making unsuccessful attempts to pacify elder Abrams. Tabachnick: Peanut vendor at Arena. Tallmanz County Sheriff. Taylor: Fights Joe Louis tonight. Taylor, C.: Happily married to l-lill-Billy. Taylor, O.: Shortstop for the Blankees. Upchurch: Installed indirect l ig h t i n g in Mammoth Cave. Wackman: Sitting on park bench. Weenick: Building bridges in Russia. Weiss: Movie star, plays smooth, villainous roles. Weller: Wrote book explaining Swinburne. West: Still trying to get his picture in the '39 Annual. Whitcraft: lWe had hula dancer here, but it was censoredl. White: Still pounding dents out of left front fender. Wides: Runs taxi service to Vescovo's. Wills: Still at it. Wilson: Still typing on Annual copy. Wittcoff: Still paying off debts incurred on Annual. Wolcott: Over in the Dump playing l-leaven Can Wait . Wolff: Designs costume jewelry. Woodside: Elected CLAMO Queen for l95O. Woodworth: Model wife and mother, a la Cummings. Wolkowitzz Autographs basketballs. Wunsch: Coal miner. Wurst: Private detective, has the goods on Cretcher. Zell: Models for Arrow collars. Ziercher: Chief kibitzer to Chess Club. ly

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The Cloiss of '39 in 1950 Ahern: Sells washing machines from door to door. Ashley: Drives a fire engine. Barron: Defeated Alice Marble yesterday. Blackstad: Teaches course in feminine psychol- ogy at Dartmouth. Blumenau: New Supreme Court justice. Bourgeois: Garlic taster for Garavelli's. Brandenburger: Travels by thumb and foot. Brown, D.: Introduced six-handed contract bridge Brown, N.: First woman to dye her hair orange and blue. Browning: Drugstore cowboy. Burris: National barn dance champion. Busch: Overland truck driver. Caldwell: Caldwell's sure-fire freckle remover. Combs: Trains canaries to sing opera. Craig: Gondolier in Forest Park. Darnton: l-lorse doctor, lkill 'em or cure 'eml. Davis: Piano tuner. Dawidoff: Writes thrillers for True Story. Deane: Curls all gonewihair all gonel. Deggendorf: Sells toothpaste and sun-tan lamps. DeHaven: Speed typist, ZOO words per minute. Delhouse: Coast to coast roller-skater. Doty: Still haunts Snyder. Drochelman: Man of leisure, sponsors plaid tuxedos. Dunford: Settled to quiet life on butter and egg farm. Eggers: Millionaire yachtsman, owns pink polo coat. Epperson: Doing something with the sixth dim- ension. Epstein: City editor, l-leys' Pride and Joy. Forrestal: Cherry pie-baking champion. Friedman, J.: Still talking to Sam on the phone. Friedman, R.: lust sold l-ledy Lamarr three new iceboxes. Frier: Still trying to remember third sentence in public speaking. Frommer: Leader of the Wrong-Side-Out Shirts. Fullgrafz Researching for anti-mump toxin. Garven: Dissected radio in '42, still tangled up in mess. Geantil: Makes crazy quilts. PgT ly gli Giese: Strings tennis racquets. Gleitman: Coaches for dear old Cl-l.S. Glick: Parachute jumper. Glik: Foully slain by B. J. on last day of school. Goldberg: Still making up physics experiments. Goldblum: Miss California, '48. Grodsky: U. S. Ambassador to North Pole, last heard of in '42 Guenther: Sitting on top of mountain in Peru. Hackmann, A.: Hollywood star, has fur lined pool filled with champagne. Hackmann, C.: Blows tuba in Salvation Army band. Hanson: Cream puff manufacturer. Harrison: Fell out of window taking pictures for Annual. Harvey: Official fraternity bubble-dancer. Heller: Moved to Fiji Islands to forget Student Council. Herpel: Leader of movement to clean up elec- tions. Herscovitz: Still trying to grow. Higgins: Taking prolonged P.G. course, still hunting Box Poppa. Hilton: Still on banana and milk diet, A Hirth: Efficient office wife . Hoffman: Still writing journalism assignments. Kannengiszer: Still sawing planks backstage somewhere. Kingsbury: Famous follies fan dancer. Kosky: Rhumba dancer truffles and alll. Lambert: Writes sports for Globe. Lamison: Used gas to eradicate C.l'l.S. termitesg eradicated teachers instead. Lander: Goldfish swallower, record: 467. Langtry: Playing in Phff'ft with the Breeze . Laventhalz Worked up from Capulet to Romeo. Law: Still trying to date M. W. Leon: Runs merry-go-round at Coney Island. Levin: Archeologist, restoring Clayton. Lichtig: Keeps shelter for stray camels. LiIl: Great concert pianist, plays four pianos at once. Litzinger: Still sweeping up broken bottles down at Rolla. Lowenhaupt: Strangled while eating spaghetti. Lynch: Tight rope walker. McNamara: Buried under ruins of fifth car. Macon: Grows orchids in her back yard.

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