Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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MORES First Row: McCc1ry, K. Murplwy, Rosen, Seosongood, Rorhmon, Selle Second Row Pottlz Quicksilver Sopnn Rosenberg Ponful Schne Rec Rupp Third Row: Poslosky, Sher, Relntges, Saks, J. Roberts Pulzel Reinhardt Romsey Fourfh Row Simms Peltcxson Little Smoll wool HH Silverminlz, Rotlwborl, Plciskell, Rollins, Royce Relnlfffut, Siegel, Thomas, Wipke, and Win- chester, of the band. H Phillips, D. Brereton, Honigberg, MH1111C1'S, Davvidoff, Zillman, and Palau participated in Dramatic Guild activities. Sophomores who were active in Scribbler activities included Ed Keath, Joel Honigberg, and Don lVIamie1's. Model Airplane Construction

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SOPHOMORES Firsl Row' P Smith Townsend White ff Z' - . . , , a , lrnrnerman, Waters Second Row: Slead, P. Turner, Spector, Yellon, Werngren Third Row: Wagner, Taylor, Wennecker, Wilson, Sparks, Wiplce Those Sophomores who reached the finals in the speech contest were Nancy Babcock and Ed Keath. Outstanding in the Held of sports were VVilson, Holzopplc, Bushman, YVenneker, Heyman, and Lea. O SOPHOMORES ylilg The Sophomore chosen to represen' Layton at the annual convention of high school ,mhomores sponsored by the Federated VVo1nen's Club of Missolxri, was Ed Keath who spent a day at the state capitol. Boffom Row: Vail, Whitaker, Tabachnik, Webb, Phlllips, Richter Second Row: Stout, Zanzie, Swan, Thomas, Till, Reinhardt, Porfmau Third Row: Terry, Turner, Sellig, Sinclair, Wolfe, Storch, Ruckrnan, Ryan Fourlh Row: Manners, Stralhrnon, Spinsby, Weenick, Winchester, Telle, Seller, Pellet

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6. .-,-41. S., ZA 8.14. hh HAT is CLAYTON ? Clayton is not just another high school. How trite, and how true! Clayton is a three-year hunk of life. That building Hbetween Jackson and Lee on Maryland Street was built in 1916-brick and mortar, to house students pursuing an education. And the Clayton spirit was born soon after. What is this spirit? It opposes all the estab- lished conceptions of what a school is in the mind of the average man. Here, school is not an ordeal, required by law. It becomes a nine-month-a-year adventure-winning games Cand losing them, tooj, going to school proms, making new friends, falling in love, and a little studying on the side. As the extra-curricular activity increased, the scholastic reputation of Clayton grew. The educational idea was primarily Make them study, and like it. And they study and they do like it. CLAYTON INIEANS1 The orange and blue just below the red, white and blue-Cokes-Parkmoor-Con- vertible Fords-The Dump-Beat Webster-V I C T O R Y-Blue Jeans-Saddles -Argyle socks-The Student Council-The Junior Prom-Pep Assemblies-Finals -The National Honor Society-Report Cards-Flunk Slips-Tardy Excuses-The Lettermen-The Peppers-Pork Chops at the Cafe-Undefeated Suburban Football Champs-Suburban Basketball Champs-and so on, ad infinitum. Clayton is a trade school, a prep school, a love affair, a psychology book, a great drama in three acts. Clayton is an unforgetable experience. 30