Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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by the upsetting experiences of student life in a country fighting for those ideals We have learned to cherish in these halls-all this will be full of meaning for those who chance to turn these pages a few years hence. N GRATEFUL acknowledgment of the cooperation of the entire student body, the faculty, Board of Education and the Superintendent, the CLAMO Staff presents the 1942 Yearbook. The task of building the book has been beset with many discourage- ments and setbacks due to War conditions, but it has not been without its compensation in the satisfaction which comes from a goal reached. MUST S ll GN ll IFII CANT

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Ulf All YIEAR IB TUDENM ' ayton High School will treasure the Yearbook of 1942 because it contains the pictorial history of one of the most memorable years in the Schoolls existence. No one knows where -L n 1 . the members of the Class of 1942 will be during the forthcoming few years. Maiiy will serve their country by continuing training in institutions of higher learning. Some are already serv' armed forces. Oli ing in the o BE able to look up the face of an old class mate, to have a reminder of the happy relationships, even in a year characterized

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YQUR SCHUOIL OPENING SECTION CLASSES-Conzmued FORENVORD SOPHOMQRES STAFF FACULTY CONTENTS ACTIVITIES CLUBS CLASSES MUSIC SENTORS SPORTS JUNIQRS FEATURES