Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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HARRISKJN LEONARD KLEIN CORNELIUS SCHNECKO MARVIN DIAlX10ND ROBERT HICKS DICKSON KNOTT CLARENCE SOBBA RAY EMMER JACOB HUGGER FINLEY lx'IARSIlAI,I, HARRY UPCHURCH HURLEY FITZVVATER ELYVOOD JONES ROBERT RIINNER JOHN UPCHURCH KTEORGE G.ANNE'l l' PHIL JOYCE TOM TVIIZE SCOTT GARDNER STANLEY K.A'l'CH ER LRLIVER M UTRUX OMORROW will be another page in lzistory . . . lVe pledge our.tel1Je.v that thi.: page .vhall read . . . Victory To this end fwe dedicate this book To the Yanks fwlzo died for what they lewd-tlzeir country and the zfnzerican 'way of life. These boys, Only a shOrt time ago, roamed the halls Of CHS and paid frequent visits tO the Dump. We'll remember some as having parts in their Senior play, as basketball captains, Or as Student Council presi- dents, but nO matter how we remember-we'1l always remember. They were taken frOm this earth young, but died bravely, seeking to preserve that which is so dear tO all-freedom. 3 v 5 X L z W 2 ,, Q, an f 1'-1 its-Aa. 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No matter in which direction you seniors scatter, you will always he found together in this, your Senior Annual. n 5 P 2 2l'l'lel'l'l el' sgzptenlgef ffm Saw l':lHflH'1Sl'Y1l Krvtfhmzn' l'll'l1fI1l'l' ll'r'itc'ry-lim' Hlillcr, AI2lI'Q'C IJFIIIIHZIII Rrfmrlwry--Imm Rick, Ruse- Nlnric Raining, Beverly Golmlwyn, Rlary Arm Xluorv, Sllifllj' ljfllilfk, Luis 1xI1lj'C'l', Ifllcn Fl'0liL'hSfl'flI, -lvzul Umir, Stun Xviltcn Stuff' l'lmrnyr11fvlu'z'-Clillwrf SilV1'l'hL'l'Q' Slnjf .'Il'fi.Ylkxvil'gilIi1l Rmlrigxwz lfllXiIl1'.V.V .1lllllIlyl'I'.Y-J2lCkil' Rich, john Ranistcr 'lIl7'1'l'fi.VilIfl fl lrlrzrlyfn'-lfal Vvllftc l,viV'1'lllllfiUl1-Rllfll XYUIIS, .Ivan Omlr Vtnjl' Vlvj'f7i.ff.Y-AI2ll'jOl'il' Gzu'finkc'l, B2ll'b2ll'1l Bauer 6 OM E said itcd, our triple- , sup ' ' D -nibcr when we thought x it couldn't be done! Film hard to get, paper stock lim- A cr-duper priority for a Graficx camera cancelled vc had won the war! hy VV. I. B. in ec: Now we kr iow what is meant by Production Problems. une Cline 00 00l'l 7 Lai WaLea IOHN I.. BRACKEN. A. M., Superintendent -lohn I.. Bracken, who has been Superintendent ot' the clayton Sehool System since 1923, is known in business circles as well as in the field of education. lle is much in demand as a public speaker, and has served a number of local com- tnnnitx organivations, often times in an executive ltllhllllf. lle is well known as an amateur photographer and has devoted considerable time and study to this hobby. l'ntil recent years, when the pressure of added duties made it impossible, he photo- graphed practically all of the group pictures for thc yearbook, All of the class groups were photographed by him this year. 'l'he superin- tendent also qualities as an amateur printer and has a small press and several fonts of type in his basement. Mr. Bracken was educated in the liarnarcl, Kansas, lligh School and received his Bachelor-'s degree from The Vollegc of lilHP0l'iZlQ his grad- uate work in education was done at the llniver- sity ot' Chicago from which he holds the Master's degree. 'l'he Clayton Superintendent has served as a member of the faculty of the lfdncation Depart- ment at both the llniversity of Chicago and XVashington l'niversity. He is co-author of the .'XlNllCRll','XN llliAl.'l'll SIfRllCS, textbooks in health education. llis activities ln the held of education and community service include the following: liditor of the Second Yearbook of the Depart- ment of lilementary School Principals of the National liducation Association, member of the Seventh Yearbook Commission of the same department. Chairman of the Yearbook Uommittee of the American Association of School Administra- tors-1943. Former president of the Missouri State Teachers' Association, the St. l.ouis Fonnty 'l'eachers' Association, and the County XVelfare Society. Member of the St. Louis Social Planning Uonncil. CARL BURRIS. A. M., Principal Carl Burris hasbeen principal of Clayton High School since l92-F. lle is well-known throughout Missouri as an authority on high school ath- letics and was instrumental in organizing the Missouri State lligh School Athletic Association in 1926. Since that time he has been secretary of that body continuously. lle was educated in the Ridgeway, Mo., lligh School, XVarrensbnrg State 'l'eachers' college, took his graduate work at fhicago l'nivt-rsiti, Volorado l'niversity and VVashington l'niver- sity, from which he received his master's degree, Mr. Burris began his career in education as xi rural teacher in Harrison County, Mo. He served as Superintendent of Schools at New Bloomtield and at New llaven, Mo. After serving in the ll. S. Arrny in the tirst VVorld VVar, he taught science in Sioux Cirv, Iowa, and became Supt. of Consolidated Schools at Sloan, Iowa. From there he came to Clayton. lle is a past president of the flaytou Rotary Club and enjoys cultivating his farm during the summer recess at New llaven, Mo. Cfayfon LILIAN BEERS. I'h.B.. Radio Code. Lihrary, Study Groups llniversitv ol Cliirago. MELITA E. DENNY, M.A.. Latin. Biology, Lntin Club, Photography Club Central College, Vklaslnngtou Uniiersitv. SARAH DRITT, B.S.. M.A.. Dean of Girls, Mathematics, Peppers. Honor Society llniversitv ol Missouri. University of fhirago. HELEN DYER, M.A., French, French Cluh VVasliington University. University of Cflntago. ROLAND H. FENNER. A.B,, M.S. in Math.. Mathematics, Science VV.ishington University. ARTHUR FLEAK, B,S.. Physical Education C Club University ol Illinois. SAMUEL F. HALL, M.S.. Industrial Arts Stout College, Iowa Slate College. VVILLIAM B. HEADEN. A.B.. M.S.. Chemistry. Physics Illinois College. University ol Southern l,alxIoinia. R. W. HEYS, M.A.. Economics. Iournalism, Publications VVashington University, llnixersilv of Colorado. llniiersilv of Cliivago, IRAN HUTSON, B.S., Physical Education. Girls' Athletic Association 'learhers' College. Coluuilua lluiversilv. BLANDFORD IENNINGS. KLA.. English. Dramnties, Scrihblers University of XNiseonsin. University of Iowa, MRS. ORA B. IOHNSON, M.A.. English Vassar, Vilisliingron University. University of Retllautls. California, VVILLIAM A. LANGTRY. M.S.. Mathematics, Chess and Checker Club VVestluinster College, Vifasliinglon llniiersitv. WILLIAM R. LAWRENCE, B.A-, Mechanical Drawing Iowa State Teaihers' College, Ilratlley Polyterliuieal Institute, University of Missouri. Colorailo State College. LELIA LEDBETTER, B.S., M.A.. Social Studies, Victory Corps University of Missouri, Claremont College. MARION MCKEY, B.S,, Algebra. Geometry University of Missouri, University ol Hawaii. Northwestern University. KATHRYN MEYER, A.B,. Mathematics VVasl1ington University. ANN C. MILLS, M.A., Latin, Latin Club. History, Red Cross Wnsliingttiii University. MILDRED PARKS, M.Ed., Music. English. Music Appreciation Club Northeastern Nlissouri State Tracliers' College, Missouri lluiiersitv. CAROL PEARSON, AB.. Home Economics University ol Kansas. ELIZABETH POWELL, M.A., Social Studies New York University, Nlirlilgnii University. EILEEN POWERS, B.S.. M.A.. English University ol Illinois. lioluuibia llnixersily. MAYME RATEKIN, M.S., Biology llniversitv ol Missouri, University of Chirago. E. K. RICHTER, M.A., Music University ol Iowa, Iowa State ilveaehers' College. Northwestern University. BETTY RUTH. B.S., Home Economics Iowa State College, WALTER L. RULON. B.S., M.E.. Athletics Mnryxille State 'leatliers' College. Unixersily of Nlissouri, I.ouisiana Slate University. CLARENCE SCHNADT. M.S., Commercial Subiects St. Louis University. Central Weslevnii College, University of Missouri, University of lilorida. NITA E. SCHUSTIER, M.A., Art Columbia University. Kirltsvillr Tearhers' College. University of VVi:sronsin, University ol Chicago, Washingtoii University. RUTH SEITZ, B.S.. M.A.. Commercial Subjects Southwest Missouri Stale 'l'r.nl1i-is' follegi University nl Iowa. CATHERINE V. SORAGHAN. M.A.. History Washington University. Columbia University, University of Southern California MALIRINE SPANN, A.A., Dietitian Stephens College Southern Illinois Unixersitv, VVestern Kentucky Slate. DOROTHY SUGG. A.B.. B.E., English Colorado University. llarris Teachers' College. Washingtrvn University. University ol Ilawaii. ELIZABETH TOMLINSON. M.A.. En lish. Public Speaking Igrury College, Northwestern Univlersitv. Southwest Missouri Stale 'I'eacl1ers Lollege IOSEPH TRIPODI. Music Parisi School of Music. Massina Italy. KATHERINE WESTLAKE, A.B., Librarian. Library Board VVashington University. OLIVE WHITEHOUSE, BPH., M.A,. Spanish Y ' H Southeast Missouri State leathers' l.olli lames Millilrin University. ifoluuihia University. FACULTY Top row, left to riqht: Mills. Sl-muster. Meyer. Flealx. Parks, Drill. Soraghan. Second row: Tomlinson, Ledbetter. Pearson, Hutson. VVestlake. Denny, Powell, Seit:. Third row: llall. lleys. Ratekin. Beers, Powers. Dyer. XVliitehouse. Srhnadt. Fourth Row: Fenner, Richter. lennings. Burris. Tripodi, Langtry. Ileaden, Members of the faculty not in the picture: Miss Roth. Mrs. Iohnson. Miss Meliey, Mrs. Sugg. Mr. Rulon. Mr. Lawrenre, Mrs. Spamm. 9 LOIS BLIISTEIN I71-ppm-rs. ,'. 33 Ruling Club. 2: Latin Club, 2: Music Appri-tration Club. 2: Dancing Club. 3: Victory Corps. 2, .3. GLADYS IANSSEN Viitnry Corps. 3, 4: Peppers, 3, 4. MARION HEINTZE Kiirls Ilocltcy. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Baseball. 2. .31 Girls' Volleyball, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Basketball, J. 3. 4: U. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Peppers, 2. 3. 4: Dranmtie Guild. 3: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Latin Club, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society, Q3. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Pep Club, Z. HELEN WEICHEL Cappella: Girls' Basketball. CONNIE SPECTOR PATTI WEYFORTH Girls' Baseball, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Volleyball, 3: Girls' Basketball. 2, 4: G. A. A. 2. 3: Pep- 1 pers. ,, 3. 4: Dramatic Guild, 2, 3: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Latin Club. 2: IVIusic Apprecia- tion, 2: Dancing Club. '3: Victor Corps, 3, 4: Talent Show. 3. 4: Pep Club. 2: Student Coun- cil. 3, 4: Senior Play, 4: a Cappella. 2, 3, 4. I MAIJRINE IACOBS Peppers. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 3, 4: Scrib- blers. 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Latin Club. 3: Victory Corps, 3. 4. DOROTHY DEVOTO G. A. A.. 2. 3. 4: Ice Skating Club. 3: Pep- pers. 1. 3. 4: Dramatic Guilrl, 4: Latin Club. 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps, 3. 4. EDITH BAER iEntered as a junior from Iohn Hurroughsl Peppers, 3: Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: French Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Musie Appre- ciation. 3. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: a Cappella. 3. 4. PEGGY BERRIS Dramatic Guild. 3, 4: Senior Play, 4: Music Appreciation Club. 3. 4: Library Board. 3. 4: Peppers, 4: French Club. .3. 4. DOROTHY RICH Cvlrls' Iloclcey. .3. 4: Girls' Volleyball. 3: Girls' Basketball, 3: G. A. A. 3. 4: Peppers. 3, 4: Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: Spanish Cluh. .3. 4: Latin Club, 3: Victory Corps. 3. 4. ANN YELLIN Peppers. 4: Dramatic Guild, 4: Victory Corps. 4. nlying for lfnglislx l,it, lforgvtting homvwork and enjoy- Ginny at her pallvt no nlonlwt. ing lfsqnirc, Klein? The xlmanpmvcr slmortagv looks acute. zxcx'l1lx111,.,!'z1l-lalf. Busy little lu-cs. Painful thinking. ll IAMES McSPADDEN Vtttorv Corps, 4: l3antl. 2, 3: Trails, 2, 3, Urchestm, 2. 3. ANITA ZOLLMAN Girls' Baseball. 4: Girls' Volleyball, 4: Girls' Basketball. 4: G. A. A.. 4: Peppers. 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Guiltl, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Pep Club. Z: Student Council, 2, 3. 4: Senior Play, 4. IEANETTE STEVENS tlinlered as senior from Summit High School, N. I.l Peppers. 4: French Club. 4: Band, 4: Orches- tra. 4: a Cappella. 4. IOSEPHINE WIEDHAHN Victory Corps, 3, 4: Peppers. 3. 4. BEVERLY MILLER Girls' llnrkey, Z. 3. 4: Girls' Baseball. 3. 4: Girls' Volleyball. Z, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball. 2, 3. 4: G. A. A., 4: Peppers. 2. 3. 4: Dra- matic Guild, 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club. 3, 4: Vic- tory Corps. 3. 4: Pep Club, 2: Orchestra, 2. 3. 4: Apprentice Play, 2, 4: Annual Produc- tion. 3, 4: Senior Play. 4: National Thes- pians. 4. CLARA LOUISE FLUCKE Peppers. I, 3, 4: Dramatic Guilrl, 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Latin Club, 2. 3. 4: Na- tional Honor Society, 3, 4: Vicarious Club 1: Orchestra. Z. 3, 4: Prp Club, 2. if GERENE CREWS Victory Corps. 3. 4. EVELYN SIMKOWITZ ilinterrd as a sophomore from llanley lunior Higbl Peppers. Z: Spanish Club. 3, 4: Victory Corps, 3. 4. SHIRLEY LEVITT Ice Skating Club. 2: Peppers, 2, 3: Music Appreciation Club. 2: Dancin Club. 2: Vic- tory Corps, Z, 3: CLAMO SEFAFF. 2. 3, 4: Assoc. Ed.. 4. SALLIE BROWN Class Sec,. 4: Girls' Hockey. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Baseball. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Volleyball. Z. 3. 4: Girls' Basketball, Z. 4: G. A. A.. 2, 3, 4: Peppers, 2. 3. 4: Riding Club. 2: Dramatic Guild, 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4, Pres.. 3: Latin Club, 2: Dancing Club. 3: Victory Corps, 2. 3, 4: a Cappella, 4: Senior Play, 4: Pep Club. Z. FREEN NLILSEN Peppers. 2. 3, 4: a Cappella. 2, 3, 4: Stutlent Council, 2: G. A. A., 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Senior Play, 4: Victory Corps, 2. 3, 4. BARBARA BAUER Girls' Baseball, 4: Girls' Basketball. 4: G. A. A.. 2. 3. 4: Peppers. Z. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Latin Club. Z: Dancing Club. 3: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Senior Play. 4: Talent Show. 3. 4: Pep Club. 2: Aeronautics Club. 4: CLAMO STAFF. 4. GLORIA IAMISON Pi-ppvrs. 4: Victory Corps. 4. NANCEE OXENHANDLER llfntrrrd as a Snphonmrt' Irnni Soldanl Pcppcrs. 2: Dramatic Guild, 2. 4: Latin Club. 2, 4: Victory Corpn. Z. 4: Apprentice Play Cast: Major Production Crrw. ANN GRABER Prppcrs, 2. 4: Dramatic Guild, 4: Scribblers. 4: Chrss Club, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. MARIORIE GARFINKEL Photography Club. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4. Spanish Club. 3. 4: CLAMO STAFF, 4. NORMA BISHOP llintered as ai senior from Rochford West High. Ill.: Pt-pprrs, 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Scribblcrs. 4: Latin Club. 4: Chess Club. 43 Music Appre- ciation, 4. BETTY WALLIS lEntrrcd as iunior from University Cityl Peppers, 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: French Club, 4: Girls' Chorus, 3. 4. . -. .Elias 'n IOAN I-IEWITT Pfilpcrs. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club, I. 4: Victory Corps. I, 4. MARGARET RUPP Pvppcrs, 4: Victory Corps. I, 4. PAT HOPKINS Heppcrs. 2: Dramatic Guild. 2, l. 4: Latin Club. 2: Victory Corps. I. 4. WALTER FROMMER Victory Corps, 4. GRACE PRESTIEN Orchestra, 1, 3: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Pt-P, pcrs. 3. SUSAN AINSWORTH G- A- A-1 2- 3- 4: Pcppers. 2. 3. 4: French Club. 2. 3: Victory Corps, 2. I, 4. IIM HARBUR lfintered as a iunior from West High. Minneapolis. Minn.: A Football. 4: Senior Track, 4: lunior Track, 3: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Latin Club. 4: Victory Corps, 3, 4: Student Council. SHIRLEY POLACK G. A. A.. 2: Peppers. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: French Club, 2: Victory Corps. 3. 4: a Cappella. 2. 3. 4: CLAMO STAFF, 4: Apprentice Play, 4. IACK DOHERTY iEntered as a sophomore from C. B. C.l A Football. 3: B Football. 2: Senior Track, 2, 4: Latin Club. 2: C Club. 2, 3. 4: Victory Corps, 3, 4. MALCOLM BLISS Football. 3, 4: Basketball. 3. 4: C Club, 4. GEORGE GUNN llintered as a sophomore from Peoria High Schooll A Football. 4: lunior Track. 3: C Club, 2. BARBARA WALLIS lEntered as junior from University City High: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Peppers. 4: French Club. 3: G. A. A., 3.4. IEAN WISE lEnteretl as sophomore from University Cityl Victory Corps, 2. 3. 4. RICHARD GOLDMAN A Baseball. 3: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Science Club, 3: Chess Club. 3. 4: Cadet Corps. Ig Photography Club. 3: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Aeronautics Club, 4. MAXINE ZIGEL Girls' Hockey. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Baseball. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Volleyball. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Basket- ball. 2. 3, 4: G. A. A.. 2. 3. 4: Peppers. Z, I. 4: Dramatic Guild, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club. I, 4: Latin Club. 2: Victory Corps, 3. 4: Stu- dent Council. 4: Talent Show. 3. 4: Senior Play. 4: Pep Club, 2: a Cappella, 2, 3, 4. RAY IACKMAN B Basketball, 2, 3: C Basketball. 2: Tennis, 2. SUE BASSFORD Cappella. 4: Spanish Club, 4: Aeronautics Club. 4: Peppers. Z. 3. 4: Girls' Basketball. Z. 3: Latin Club, Z: Victor Corps, 3, 4: Girls' Hockey. 2: Dramatic Guild. 4: Senior Play. 4: Apprentice Play, 4: Talent Show, 4. ROSS WILLOH Spanish Club. 3. 4: Cadet Corps, 2. 3: Vic- tory Corps. 3. lm Pm-nm'r :xml his mluvk. Sum, you mmlv mln vuoml Yvorlcirmg up :1 lIlfl1l'I' :xt flu- lu too long. Hall ta-zlvlu-s ull. unlling :lr thc' drill. 'lille hm lms plums. XVIM-1'c ll yzllm gc-t tlmt lmr? 'lm- ..f----m.,,. 15 DONALD ROTH Spanish Club. 3, 4: Cadet Corps, 2, 3. 4 Photo ri li Club 3 4 Vitto q.py . . . : ryCorpea. l. 4: Current Events Club, 4. CR OCKETT LESLIE lcv Skating Club. 2: Peppers. 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club, 3. 4: Dancing Club. 3: Victory Lorps, Y. 3. 4: Pep Club, 2. GEORGE SHIREY Senior Track. 3, 4: Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: Latin Club. 3: Club. 3. 4: Aeronautics Club. 4: Victory Corps, 4. AMALEA FURLA Peppers, Z. J. 4: Dramatic Guild. 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Dancing Club, 3: Victory Corps. 3. 4: a Cappella, 2. 3, 4. IACK PIERSON Dramatic Guild, 4: Scribblers, 3, 4: Latin Club. 1. 3. 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Student Council, 2. 1, KENNETH MUELLER Victory Corps. 1. 4: a Cappella, 3: Iunior Track. 3: Senior Track, 4. LOIS DOYLE lEnterecl as a junior from Evanston Township lligh School! Crirls' Volleyball, 4: Girls' Basltetball, 4: G. A, A.. 4: Peppers, 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. l. 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Music Appreciation Club. 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: a Cappella. 4: Talent Show, 4: Annual Production. 3: Senior Play. 4. STUART FERER Latin Club, 2: Debating Team, 4. MARY ANN MOORE Peppers, 3, 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: French Club. 3. 4: Latin Club. 3, 4: Music Apprecia- tion Club, 4: Victory Corps, 3, 4: Student Council. 3. 4: Debate Tram. 4- CLAMO STAFF. 3, 4: Current Evcnts Club. Scrib- blers, 4. RICHARD ROTH A Football. 4: A Baseball. 1, 3. 4: Dra- matic Guild. 3, 4: Scribblers. 3. 4: Latin Club. 2: Chess Club. 4: Cadet Corpx, 2. 3: Music Appreciation Club. 3: Club. 2. 4. 4. BARBARA SONZ Victory Corps. 4: Latin Club, 2. 4: U. A. A.. 4. LOLIIE SMITH DON WACHTER BARBARA BATT Girls' Soccrr. Z. 5: Girls' Baseball. Z. 4: Girls' Volleyball, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Baskctball, 4: G. A. A.. 2. 4: Peppers. 4: Riding Club. 2: Dramatic Guild. 5. 4: French Club, 2. 3. 4: Latin Club, 2. 3. 4: Music Appreciation. 2. 5, 4: National llonor Society, 2: Victory Corps. Al, 4. STANLEY ROSENBLATT Orchestra. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club. 3: Aeronautics Club, 4: A Football. 3. 4: B Basketball. 3: Bass-ball. 3, 4: A Basketball. 4: C Club, 3. 4. BEVERLY SCHNEIDER ln' Skating Club, 2: Peppers. 2. 3: a Cap- prlla. 2. I, 4. BOB HAFFERKAMP B Football. 3: C Football. 2: lunior Track. 25 Dramatic Guild. 4: Latin Club. 2: Cadet Corps. Z, 3: Music Appreciation. 2: Photo raphy, 2, 3: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Stu- dent Council. 2. 3. Vice Pres.. 3: Pep Club. 1: Talent Show. I. 4: Scnior Play. 4: a Cap- prlla. 2. 3. 4. MARVIN MOLASKY Latin Club. 3: Aeronautics Club. 4: Chess Club, 3. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Debating Ti-am, 4: Current Events Club. 4. ELLA MAE SEILER MYRON WALDMAN Orchestra, 3. 4: Band, 2. 3, 4. ELAINE BURNS Peppers. 2. 3, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. SPIKE WERNER Track. 4: a Cappella. 3: Pep Club. 3: Aero- nautics Club. 5. 4: Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: Vic- tory Corps, 2. 3. 4. BETTE STEINBACH Peppcrs. 3. 4: Victory Corps. 4: Music Ap- preciation, 2. 3. 4: Latin Club, 2. 3: Spanish Club. I. 4. ALVIN SITE MAN French Club, 3: Science Club. 2. 3: Chess Club. 3, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. JACK KAISER A Football, 3. 4: B Football, 2: A Ilxwltctball, l. 4: B Baskvtball. 2: A Ilawlmll. I. 4: Iunior Track. 2: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Latin Club. Z: Club. 3, 4: Victory Corps. I. 4: Studvnt Council. 2, 3. 4. BOBBY SALE Frrnfh Club. I. 4: Dramatir Guild. 3. 4: Mtwic Apprrrialion, 2. I. 4. Prvs. 4: Photog- raphy Club. 4: Prpprrs. 4. GILBERT SILVERBERG NVrvwtIrug 'I'rani, I: 'I'ras'It Tvatn, 4: Photog- raphy Club. I. 4: Virtory Corps. 'lg CLAMO. 4. EDWARD WHITE A Ftmtlwall, 4: Dramatic Guild. 2. 1. 4. Pros. 4: Latin Club. 1: Cadrt Corps, 2. 3: C Club. 4: Victorv Corps. 3. 4: Talent Show. 2. 3. 4: National Thcspians. 3. 4: Annual Produftii. 3. 4: Svnior Play. 4: Ap- prruticr Plav. I: Studi-nt Council. 2. 3, 4: Arron.uitrt'w Club. 4: Prp Club. 2: CLAMO STAFF. 4: Photography Club. 4. ANNE NEWPORT Girls' Basketball, 2. I. 4: Pcpprrs. 4: Riding Club. 1. 3: Spanish Club. W. 4: Music Appre- riiatiun. 4: Photography Club. 4: Avronautirs Club, 4: Pep Club. 1. MYRON DAWIDOFF Virtorv Corpw. 4: Talent Show. 2. 4. HORTENSE FISCHMAN Poppers. 1. 4: Spanish Club, I: Victory ' ' Ifttnts 'lub I Lorpw. 2. I: Lurrvnt 1 S C. . . STANLEY BECK A Football. 2. 3. 4: Irv Skating Club. 2 Cntlcl Corps. 2: Victory Corps. 3, 4: At-ru nautics Club. 4. Prtrs. 4. MARILYN QUICKSILVER Latin Club, 3: Spaniwli Club. I 4: Prpprrs 3. 4: Victory Corps 3, 43 Stuclrnt Counril. 4 GORDON ROTH BOB SHUCART Football: B Football: A Football a Cappcllag lcv Skating Club. LOIS COHN Latin Club. 4: Dramatic Club. 3, 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Peppers, '41 Virtory Corps. I. 4 CLAMO STAFF. 4. 1:1t's your vxcllsv? Imlusrrinus Iirfh- rlwmis Fill 'Cl' up. lllutlwfs biscuits wvrv lwvvl' l':1t wants to sf-1' mu. lilac tllis. l uturo I,1lxvlllCl,S. l'npc-'s or llullingfs? 111 JEAN ONDR G. A. A.. 2, 3. 4: Peppers. 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Latin Club. 2: National Honor So- ciet . 3, 4: Victory Corps, 3. 4: Senior Play. 4: C'LAMO STAFF, 3. 45 Apprentice Play, 4: Girls' Basketball, 4: Girls' Volleyball, 4: Stu- di-nt Council, 4. PAT HARRISON IOHN T. BANISTER tEntcred as sophomore from Phillips High School, Birmingham, Alabamal A Football. 3: Dramatic Guild, 4: French Club. 2: Senior Play. 4: CLAMO STAFF. 4. DICK TAYLOR Dramatic Guild, 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Vic- tory Corps. 4. DORIS MILLNER Girls' Soccer. 2: G. A. A.. 2, 3. 4: Pcppcrs. 3. 4: Scribblcrs, 2: Latin Club. 2. 3: Science' Club, 2: National Honor Society, 2: Photog- raphy Club, 2: Victory Corps, 3. 4: Aeronau- tics Club. 4. ANN FRALIENTHAL EDWARD BLUM C Club. 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. BARBARA NOLLAR llintercd as a senior from Montebello High School. Calif.l Poppers, 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Victory Corps. 4. ALLEN LASKY ILINE DEICKE Girls' Hockey, 3: Girls' Volleyball. 3: Pcp- pers. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Scribblers. 4: French Club, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4: Dancing Club. 3: Victory Corps. 3. 4. CHARLES CLARK Baseball. 2, 3. 4: Football. 2, 3: Victory Corps, Z, 3: Latin Club, 2: Band, 2. I, 4: Orchestra. 2. 3, 4: Club, 3, 4. ROBERT ZELL Class Pres.. 3: Class V. Pres., 2: A Foot! ball, 3. 4: B Football, 2: A Basketball, 2. 3. 4: C Club. 2. 3, 4: Victory Corps, 3. 4: Student Council, 4. A Football. 2. 3, 4: A Basketball. 3. 4: B Basketball, 2: Senior Track. 2. 3, 4: HENRY ALBACH A Football. 4: Senior Track. 4: Dramatic Guild, 4: Club. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: a Cappella. 3. 4: Srnior Play. 4. AUDREY HORST Girls' lloclccy. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Baseball. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Volleyball, Z, 3. 4: Girls' Basket- ball. 2. 3 .4: Girls' Referee-ing. 3: G. A. A.. 2. 3. 4: Pcppcrs. 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Victory Corps. 2, 3. 4: Studcnt Council. 4: Annual Production. 3: Senior Play. 4: a Cappella. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club. 2. PAUL BERNEY A Football. 4: Svnior Track. .3. 4: Science' Club. 2: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Acronautics Club. 4. IUNE CURRAN Latin Club. 2: Spanish Club. 3. 4: G. A. A.. 2: Pcpprrs. 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: a Cap- pella. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play, 4: Talent Show. 4: Pt-p Club. 2: Victory Corps. ,3. 4. DOROTHY OBERMAN lirrnch Club. 2. 3. 4: Prppcrs. 2. 3. 4: Music Appreciation Club. 2, 3: Dramatic Guild. 4. CLAIRE LEE SCHWEICH lce Skating Club. 2: Peppers, 2. 4: Dramatic Guild. Z. 3. 4: French Club. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Photography Club. 2: Dancing Club. 3: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Pep Club, 2: S:-nior Play. 4: Library Board, 4: The-spians. 3. 4. NANCY CASTRILLON Girls' Hockey. Z. 3. 4: Girls' Baseball. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Volleyball, Z. 3, 4: Girls' Basket- ball. 2. 3. 4: G. A. A.. Z. 3. 4: Poppers. 2. 3. 4: Riding Club. 2: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Pho- tography Club. 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. PAT WOLCOTT Peppers. 2, 3: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: a Cappella. 2. 3. 4. IRMA LOU GALANSKY Peppers. 2. 3. 4: Latin Cl uh. 2: Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: Spanish Club. 3, 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4. DAVE MERKER Spanish Club. 3. 4: Science Club. 3: Chess Club. 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Aeronautics Club. 4. IEAN FICK Peppers: Girls' Glec Club: Victory Corps. IACK GEPPERT Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: Latin Club. 2: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Thespians. 4: Aeronautics Club. 4: Senior Play, 4: Talent Show. 4. MARY ANN GAINES Prpprrs, 2. 3, 4: Dranlatic Guilrl. 3, 4: Span- ish Cluh, 3, 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: a Cap- u prlla. .. 3, 4. BILL SIMMONS ilinlvrml as n sophomore from Mrhlxillr lligh Sihooll lrv Skating Cluh. 3: Dramatic Guild, 3, 4: Srrlhhlvrs. 3, 4: l.atin Cluh. 2. 3: Cazlrt Corps. J. 3. 43 Music Appr:-riation. 2. ,3: Vic- tory Corpw, 2, 3, 4: n Cappella. 2, 3: Talcnt Show, 3. 4: Apprrnluw- Play. 3: Scnior y 4: National 'l'hrspi.inS. 4. SARA POTASHNICK lu' Skating Cluh. 2. 3: Pvpprrs, fl. 4: Milsic Apprrciation, 1. 3, 4: Victory Corps, 4. IERRY LASKY A lioutlmll. 3: l3 Ifoothall, 2: Svnior , . . Treuk. 3: lunior lrnrls, -: Cailvt Corps. 3: Vnlory Corps, 3, 4. NANCY LEE Claws Sri,, .': Gills' llot'lu'y, 3. 41 Girls' l3.ui-lwnll. 4: Girls' Vollrylaall. 4: Girls' Bas- lwtlwall. 4: Ki, A. A., 4: Pvppcrs. 2. 3, 43 Ura- matu liuilil. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Cluh, 3. 4: Latin Club. I, 3,1 Virtory Corps. 3. 4: Ftp Cluh. lg Apprrntn'r Play, 3: Senior Play, 4: Annual llrotluttion. 3: Football Quvcn. J: National Tllcspiaus. 4. DOLORES BACKOWSKI Prpprrs. 4: Victory Corps, 3, 4. 523' in 22 HUBERT SOLOMON Track, 1, 3. 4: XVrrstling Tram, 3. AUDREY BLATT Prppcrs. 4: .Dramatir Guild, 2. 3. 4: Srrilw hlrrs. 2, 3: bpanish Cluh, 3. 4: Latin Cluh, 2 Victory Corps. 3. 4: Animal Production. 2 Appr:-niicc Play, 2. SID WOOL ltr Skating Cluh. 1: Victory Corps, .3. 4 Stuclcnt Council. 1. RUTH SACKS IAMES DREYER Class 'l'rt'asurrr. 2: A lroollmll. 3: l3 Football. 2: A l'3.i:4t'l'mll, 2: lunior Trarlt 33 Victory Corps, 3: l.atin Club, 2: Discus- sion Forum. 1: Svnior Play, 3: Student Coun- cil ' 3 GILBERT SHAMPAINE Dramatic Guild. 2, 3. 4: Srrihhlvrs, 2: l3rcnrh Club. 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Annual Produc- tion. 5: Senior Play, 4. ...',,.,... I lu Mu un, tl.m t.llu-N time out lQQ'l1K'Zll'52ll fm' 'ASp1'ing1 Grcc-n. lflcctricizms at work. for an picture Lvllffllill call VVl1icl1 num' firwt--tlw chivkvn Shout, Mac! Rlotlmvfs little lwlpvrs. or tlw cggg? If gl! gun X BILEEN KORNBLET ltr Skating Club. I: Prpprrs. Z. 3. 4: Riding Club. 4: Frrnch Club. 2, 4: Music Apprecia- tmn. 2. 3: Victory Corps. 5, 4: Vicarious Club. I. VERNON BRUMBAUGH IOAN GOLDMAN Spanish Club. 3. 4: Peppers: Victory Corps. MIRIAM SCHIEBER G. A. A.. 2: Prpprrs. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild, 2. I. 4: Scribblers. I. 41 Latin Club. 2. I. 4: National Honor Socirty, 3. 4: Victory Corps, 4. 4. EDITH PIOTRASCHKE Victory Corps. I. 4: Orchestra. 2. 3. 4: Stu- dent Council. 2. 4: a Cappella. 2. 3, 4. BETTIE AGRUSS Trnnis. 4: Soccer. 2: Girls' Baseball, 2. 4: Girls' Vollryball. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Baskctball. 2. 4: G, A. A.. Z. 4: Prppers. 4: Dramatic Guild. 2. 4: French Club. 3. 4: Latin Club. 2, 3. 4: Music Appreciation. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4. RICHARD BOYE B Football. 5: lunior Track. Z: Spanish Club. 3. 4. MARYELLYN MUELLBR Latin Club, 2. 4, 4: Peppers, 2. I, 45 .4 CAP. prlla. 4: Current Evcnts Club. 4. VICTOR HAM A Football. 4: Svninr Track, 4: lunior Track. 2: Dramatic Guild, 4: Spanish Club. 3, 4: Latin Club, 2: Victory Corps. I, 4: Scnior Play. 4. IEANIE HUTCHISON llfntcrcd as a iunior from University City High Schooll Pcpprrs. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Victory Corps. 4: a Cappcila. 3. 4. CHARLES LIEBERT B Basketball. 2. LOIS MAYER Girls' Hockcy. 2, 4: Girls' Vollrybhall. 2: G. A. A., 2, 4: Pcppers. 5. 4: ramatic Guild. 4: Latin Club. 2: Victory Corps, 3, 4: CLAMO STAFF. 4: Apprentice Play. 4: Girls' Basketball. 4. BOB VANDERPEARL A Football, 2, 3, 4: Scicncc Club, 2: Cadct Corps. Z: Victory Corps, 3: Aeronautics Club. 4. ZOE WISE Girls' llorkry, 4: Girls' Baseball. 3. 4: Girls' Vollcyhall, 2. I, 4: Girls' Basketball. 2, 3. 4: G. A. A.. 2. 3. 4: Poppers. 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Guild. 2, I. 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Latin Club, 2. 3: Victory Corps, 3, 4. LOUIS SACHS Science Cluh, 3: Victory Corps, 3, 4. TOM McCARY ilintcrcd as junior from Western Military Academy! A Football, 4: Library Board. 4. HARRY ROSENBERG C Baslwthall, 2: Scnior Track. 3. 4: lunior Track, 2: Spanish Club, 3, 4: C Club, 3. 4: Victory Corps, 3. BUD IMBODEN FAITH WALTERS Klintered as a senior from Cleveland High Schooll G. A. A., 3: Peppers, 3: Dramatic Guild, 3: Victory Corps, 3. ROBERT McCOY Band. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra. Z, 3. 4: Track, 3, 4. ELLEN MOSKOW French Cluh. 3: Basketball. 3, 4: Girls' Vol- leyball, 3: Peppers. 3: Girls' Hockey, 4. MARVIN ROSSEN iEntered as a lunior from Highland Park High School, Dallas, Texas! VIRGINIA RODRIGUEZ iEntc-red as a iuninr from University Cityl Peppers, 3. 4: Dramatic Guild, 3. 4: Victory Corps, 3. 4: Aeronautics Club. 4: Senior Play. 4: Annual Production, 3: Apprentice Play, 3: National Thespians, 4. I. RICHARD FULLGRAF Class V. Pres.. 4: A Football, 4: C Bas- ketball. 2: National Honor Society. 2. 4: Vic- tory Corps. 3. 4: Aeronautics Club. 4. CAROLYN BEYERS Cappella. 2. 4: French Club. 2. 3: Mttsic Appreciation. 2, 3: Peppers. Z. 3, 4: G. A. A., 3. 4. IIM LESTER ilinterecl as a iuninr from Llniversity City Highi Class Pres.. 4: A Football, 4: Senior Track. 4: lunior Track, 3: Dramatic Guild. 4: Senior Play. 4. IEANNE CONNOLLY G. A. A.. 4: Peppers. 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Latin Club. 3. 4: Science Club. 4: Victory Cnrps. 3, 4. MILTON ZUCKER French Club. 2. 4: Chess Club. 2. 4: Victory Corps. 4. :EAN 1oHNsoN tlintererl as a iuninr from Maplewood High School: G. A. A.. 4: Peppers, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Music Appreciation. 4: a Cappella. 3: Danc- ing Club. 3. BILL SEYFRIED UAV' lfontball. 3. 4: B Football. Z: A Basketball, 4: B Basketball. Z: C Bas- kcthall. 2: 'AH Baseball, 2. 3, 4. Captain. 2. 3. 4: Club. 2. 3. 4. President, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Band. Z, 3. 4. President. 4: Orchestra, 2, 3. 4. EARL PADDON Latin Club. 2. 3: Cadet Corps. 2. 3: Spanish Club, 3: Dramatic Guild, 4. SALLY SCHILLER Class Secretary, 3: Girls' Baseball. 4: Girls' Basketball. 4: G. A. A., 2. 3. 4: Peppers. 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Guild. 2, 3. 4: Latin Club. Z: Music Apprecition. 2. 3: Dancing Club, 3: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Talent Shnw. 2, 3. 4: Apprentice Play, 2, 3: Senior Play, 4: Pep Club. 2: a Cappella, 2, 3. 4: Annual Produc- tion. 3: National Thespians. 4. DON POCH Victnry Corps, 3: Aeronautics Club. 4. MARTHA ZEHRINGER Class Treas., 3: Peppers. 2, 3, 4: G. A. A.. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Orchestra. 2: Honor Snciety, 3. 4: Spanish Club. 4: Latin Club. 3: Senior Play. 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. ' MURRAY FIELD A Baseball. 2. 3: Gulf, 4: Chess Club. 2. 3. PAT GREENE Peppers, 4: Victory Corps. .3. 4. SARITA LOEB G. A. A.. 2: ice Skating Club. 2: Peppers. 2. 3: Dramatic Guild. l. 4: Scrihblcrs. Z. 3, 4: Frrnch Club. 2. 3, 4: Music Appreciation, 4: 4 Victory Corps. 3, 4: CLAMO STAFF. 3. : Prp Club, 3. TOM GLIMMERSHEIMER BETTY KERTH Pcpprrs, 2. 5. 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. IUNO BARKLAGE BETTY WITHROW iEntcrt'tl as a junior from York. Maine: Pcppcrs. 3. ROBERT FRITZ Fnntlwnll, 3, 4: Victory Corps, 3. 4 Srninr Play. 4. .w.,.,i,'h6g,, 1 , 1 SEVA KRETCHMER ice Skating Club. 2: Peppers, 2. 3, 4: Dra- matic Guild. 4: Scrihblers. 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Dancing Club. 3: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Pep Club, 2: CLAMO STAFF, 2, 3. 4, Ecl..4. MARY ANN GODEI OHN Peppers, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club. 2: Victory Corps, 3. 4. GINNY SCHEWE Girls' Hockey, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Bascball. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Volleyball. 4: Girls' Baskcthall. 2. 3, 4: G. A. A.. 2, 3. 4, President, 4: Pep- pers, 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Spanish Club, 3. 4: Victory Corps. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play, 4: Student Council, 4. MYRTLE LOWE Peppers, 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4. IOAN BICK iEnte-red as a junior from Soldan High Schooll Peppers, 3. 4: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 3. 4: Victory Corps. 3, 4: CLAMO STA F F, 4. IOYCE KALTWASSER Girls' Baskcthall. 2: G. A. A., 4: Peppers. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club. 3: Latin Cluh, 3: Aero- nautics Club. 4: Dramatic Guild. 2. 3, 4: Stu- dent Council, 3, 4: National Thespians. 4: Music Appreciation Club, 3: Dancing Club 3: Victory Corps. 2, 3. ROSE MARIE RAINING Pvpprrs. 2. 4. 4: Dramatic Cvuilcl, 2, l. 4: Spanish Club, 'l, 4: Latin Club, 2, 3, 4: Na- linnal Honor Sncirty, 3. 4: Pcp Club. 2: Vicarious Club. 2: Band. 2, 3, 4: Dcbatr, 3. 4: Orchestra, 2, 5. 4: CLAMO STAFF, 3. 4. IOHN HALL Spanish Club. 3. 4: Victory Corps, 3. RUTH VOHS G. A. A., Z, 3, 4: Pc-ppm-rs, 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: Latin Club. 2: National Honor So- cirty. 3, 4: Victory Corps. 3. 4: Scnior Play. 4: Orchestra. 2: CLAMO STAFF. 3. 4: Ap- prrnticr Play, 4: Girls' Baslcctball, 4: Volley- ball. 4. LOIS M. COHEN Latin Club. 2: Frcnch Club. Z, 3. 4: Pep Club, Z: Music Appreciation Club. 4: Pcp- prrs. 2. 3, 4: Victory Corps. 4. LAVERN ESCHENBRENNER Prpprrs. 4: Victory Corps, 4. IOHN HAYWARD Fr:-nch Club, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Victory Cnrps. 4. MARVIN KYMAN B Basketball. 2: C Basketball, 2: Span- ish Club. 3. 4: Scicncc Club. Z: Chess Club. Z: Victory Corps. 3, 4: Aeronautics Club. 4. IANE WALTHER Girls' Hockey. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Baseball. 1, 4. 4: Girls' Volle hall, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Basket- ball. 2. 3. 4: A. A., 2, 3. 4: Prpprrs, 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Guild. 4: French Club. 1: Spanish Club. 3. 4: Victory Corps, 3. 4. CHARLES BURSTONE Latin Club. 2, 3: Chrss Club. 2. SUZANNE WALSH Victory Corps. 3. 4. los Duizvizn nmmiciz nrzncizn Music Appreciation. 3: Photography Club. 2: Victory Corps, 3. 4: Peppers. 4: Riding Club. 2. 1 IRVING KIEM lEntered as a iunior from University Cityl lunior Track, 3: Dramatic Guild, 1: Scrib- blers, 3, 1: Victor Corps. 3. 1: CLAMO STAFF. 3: Senior Play. 1: Talent Show. 1: Band. 3, 1: Orchestra. 3. 1: Student Coun- cil 1 GENE CUMMINS NORMA LAPPEMAN Peppers. 1: Riding Club, 2: Victory Corp CHARLES DETIEN ADRIENNE SCHWARTZ lEntered as senior from Los Angeles High School: FRANK NOWICKE IOHN GARNIER s. 3. IACK BARRON Victory Corps, 3, 1: a Cappella. 1. FRANCES BROWNELL Latin Club. 2: French Club. 2. 3. 1: Peppers, 2. 3: Dramatic Guild. 2. 3. 1: National Thes- pians, 1: Scribblers, 2, 3. 1: Senior Play, 1. MARVIN SHUCART AUDREY CERF Spanish Club. 3. 1: Latin Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 3, 1: Peppers. 3, 1: Victory Corps, 3.1. IIM O'BRIEN B Football. 3: C Football. 2: Spanish Club. 3, 1: Victory Corps. 3. 1: Pep Club. 2. UA Football. 3. 1: B Basketball. 2: C Club, 1: Student Council, 2. MARY MOSS lEntered as a sophomore from Hanley junior Highl FLORA YAMAOKA Girls' Hockey. 2: Girls' Baseball, 3: Girls' Basketball, 2. 3, 1: Peppers. 2, 3. 1: Dramatic Guild, 2, 3, 1: Latin Club, 2, 3. 1: Music Appreciation, 2, 3, 1: Victory Corps, 3. 1: S Cappella. 2. 1: Peg Club. 2:rAnnuag Pro- uction. 3, 1: enior lay. 1: alent h . ,AMES HERMAN 1: Apprentice Play. 3, 1: National Tse:- pians. 1. ALEX GUEBERT DON SMITH PAT SWEET BILLY WHITMIRE 29 MEL MILLSAP lEnterecl as a junior from University City Highl A Football. 1: A Baseball. 3, 1: Dra- matic Guild. 1: C Club, 3. 1: Victory Corps. 3. 1: Talent Show, 1: Senior Play. 1: a Cappella, 3. 1. LILLY ANN EPSTEIN Peppers, 3. 1: Spanish Club, 3. 1: Victory Corps. 3, 1: Library Board. 1. BEVERLY GOLDWYN lfintered as sophomore from Soldan High Schooll Peppers, 3: CLAMO STAFF. 3. 1. DONALD SCHWARTZ Golf, 3: Scribhlers. 3. 1: Debate Team, 1: Senior Play. 1: Talent Show, 1. OSCAR PARKHURST Annual Production, 3, 1: Chess Club. 3. 1, PAT MAYER ROBERT LOHR Vice President. 2: B Football, 2: A Football, 3: A Baseball, 2: C Club. 2 3, 1: Tennis Team. l. Pres.. 1: Student Conn: cil. 2, 3. 1. Pres., 1. ANNABELL KESTERSON CLAMO STAFF, 3. EUGENE FELDMAN lEntered as a senior from University City High School: A Football. 1: A Basketball, 1: C' Club, 1: Victory Corps. 1. uniorri IUNIORS Top row: Penney, Wauslt', Tetvlhainn. Raxnsey, Elliott, Dnerschlen. K. Mnrrn, Steiger, Gnltllwrg. Miller, l.. Cohen. Middle row I ll.msvn, llwver, Waxtkiris. Altman, Mclx-an. Larsen. Duncan, C. Lasky, Broclsky. Bottom row: R, llansrm llivlmrn Pope link Murphy, Kallrnhnthi llarrisnn, Bronstein. Ziskind, A. Rudolph, The .lunior Class got off to an active start with the election of its otiicers for the year lq-l-l--45: Chuck Zink, presimlentg Page Darraugli, vice-president: Patsy Babcock, treasurer, anal lhlarge Deutman, secretary, with Bliss llritt serving as sponsor. The juniors took over their sicle of the anti tlnring the first assembly as if theyll always been there, although the place looketl more erowtleal than last year. YVell representetl in almost every kintl of activity during the school year, the members of the .lunior Class participated eagerly in school events. ln the lieltl of athletics, Chuck Lohr was outstanding, as he was awartietl a place on IUNIORS Top row: Zaclwr, Mears, Kindorf. Thai. Nlilms, Dnrraugh, Franey. Sokol, liammill. Kessler. Middle row: famla, Y.Vinms, Ftlmah ll-mtl, lirlsle, Pt-ltason, Dunk. llatfnrr. Pnulin, lisstmcn. O. Lnehr. Bottom row: lsserrnan Vngrl, Nmatk, VVnlton. llnlnvr. ll onlin Nl. Shusait. prurlt Roloertson, union! ILINIORS Tap rnw: A. Inrkson. Ruth Schnritlrr. Diton, L. Iafkson. Kull, Ruby Srhnridrr, I:lt'difks'. Buck, Grnrlrr, Sandor, Purllmnn, YVilmns. Bottom row: B. Kcllrr. Rothman, lluhcrtiiivr, Gross, Fischnmn. D. lloflnmn. Mngidson, B. liacknmnn. Decker, Rcif. the All-district high school foothall tczun, although hc brokt- his collarhonc in the St. Charles gzunc. Page Darraugh and Frank Rohcrts acltlctl thcir talt-nts to the football squad, as well as liill lfrancy, Louis and hlarvin Shucart, tht' lattt-1' serving as captain of tht- YCZIIII. This gave him the honor of crowning: the football queen, Lvt' Smith, who was attcntlvtl by .lulic hlorrison, first maiml. The basketball shots were mastered by those leading plays-rs, hlarv Shu- fart, Kenny Sokol and Bill Francy, with Tic Harris, .lulic hlorrison anti Dot' Dunn chc'0i'l0:ulii1g. Not to lcavv out the girls who took part in various bas- IUNIORS Top row: O'Hrit'n, Talrkow, Feld, Tnnvy. Fishvr, lnmnn, Nlunuliwvilcr. Zufkrr. E. Goodrnan, S. llcyman. Middle row: Smnim, 'l'.u'lw, Alrxnntirr. Rchhr, Spriicrr, Snrgrnt, lnsy. Morrison. R. llrinmn, Roth. Bottom row: Shy, Hutchvr, Lapp, livrrick, Sliucart, Zivi, Shnnlrld. 'IX-nh, Daxidscni. 31 unions 1uN1oRs 'np row: G. llnrris, ki. llarris, Rothherg, Maxine Sehielver. George Smith, Nutlelman, Gleason. llendt-rltte. Lily Ann lipstein, Rust l lnltl. Bottom row: Rrillrr. Murm.1nn, l'ry, blufnn, lxorngold, Cvartenherg, Plummer, May Marlory lzuohs, brhermer. Ruth. lcethall contests with other schools, liarhara -lones was electeml captain of the Aluuior girls' team. A wartime Student Council was aimlecl by Sally YVyanalt, lftlclie Carter :unl 'llerry llonlc as class representtatives. Charles Uetjen hall the important position of viee-presitlent. As one of the major events of the year the talent show was a great sue- eess. Among the many Juniors who appeared at Club 45 were Tie Harris, Dee Dunn, Charles lletjen, Gloria Coats, Kenny Lisy autl julie lllorrison. IUNIORS Top row: Garnier llaxsnlotl, Xvest. llutehinsou, Miller. Morrow, F. Roberts. Detien, Turley. Middle row: l.iippemau, NVeintr rlnnann, llallauer lirnest-dunk. Rue, Zinc, Smith, Rupe. Carter. Bottom rnw: Srvnro. Fine, Gans Mitthvll Rudolph. lfssumn lxtrclman. Rnhiu A. Rosenthal. Srare 32 uniord IUNIORS Top row: Steele. Stein. Barron, Stanze, Srhalrhlin, R. Shapiro, I. Shapiro, Fleisehniann. Goldstein, Goodman. Middle row: Wash- iurr, Satlord. Dullard. Dunn, Coats, Dt-utman. VVoltl', Ross, Toher. Einstein. Bottom row: lones, Nlandel, B. llarris. Coxell, YVyandt, Bahroek. Agatstein, Knight, Appelinan. Kaiser. Spring Green, the annual apprentice play, featured Tic Harris in the lead. Seribblers, the ancient writing club at Clayton, went on its nierry way with the election of the new members added this year, lllarge Deuttnan, Tic Harris and Charles Uetjen. Those working on the CLARIU staff were Jackie Rich and ltlarge Dentinan. And, as the customary climax of a successful year, the Junior Prom was held for the Seniors and, even with the noticeable shortage of 111011 this year, the dance proved to he one of the highlights of the year. ILINIORS Top row: llvll, Brown, Marriott. Nlinner, Kropp, Gehert, Blumberg, Oehler, Smith. Middle row: Klein, Simon, Iaeqnes. Brnser Ruhrs, llprhnrclt, Autry. Kr-llv. Laskv. Goldman. Bottom row: Schwartz, Reller, Margolis. Elnian, Yamaoka, Potashnick, Hzirlliolo mi-w, Edwards, Lebel, Deliroote. Prclutsky. 33 SopAom0red SOPHOMORES Top rnw: Un-l:1', Sinclrcnsc, Asn'lwn1s'yvr, M. Srhnviclcr, S. Murphy, Vxfcisnmn, M. Lrvin, Bvrin, A, Schlnunrl, Middle row: YV.uur: Klvnnsllnnnlt, M, Myrxs. XNvlwx, Nrust.xrdtvr, Koclnvr, Montvll. Russ, Gold. Hclxrvns. lfnsrn. Bottom row: llvnlnlph Pwr-Am: Kmnm H. lVl.n'gul1s, F. Nlxllvr. lluniglwrg. Spnrhs-r, F. Srhimnwl. Cnhnon, Ehy. The SODll0Il10I'l' Clzlss began another :lctivc your with thc election nf .lorry lllitcln-ll as prcsiclcntg .luck llloorc, vice-prvsidcntg Gerry CEFOSSINQIII, f!'l'2lSlll'i'l'j .lay Isrzwl, sc-crctmy, and Bliss Lcnlhettcr, sponsor. Again this yczn' the Snphomorcs ure rcpr0sc'ntcnl in most of Clnytorfs SOPHOMORES Third rnw: Snsnmn, Lnppin. Alhavh. Bicrman. Whxlsnn. Dimitriaclrs, l.Pnry, R, White, Tuflwr. Middle rnw: Gnlnlcn. Knlrhn-nnirns wr, llullnnalrr, Llullrllgv. Autry. Sflmrff, Saraxsohn, Finv. Inrkman, Tanhvr, Bottom row: Tnwnsrml. Pwllyca, L. Snlnwuh. Kohl Knsung. NlrMnll.m. Krnnnk. S, Snnks, Flagg. B. Svhillvr. 3+ 0l'l'l0I 25 SOPHOMORES Pup ruw: llvnu. Suriv-lil lun-ll, llurclunsun, Riwvr, Sicinrns, Mi'Spml4li'vi. Mn'rri.irn, Slurkcr. ll.illnux'i'. Bottom ruw: Slnuqlilrr, Till l iL-will l.iul1, Grmlv lfiliiplwll, Pwr. flliilil. kfmlnlilwv. :u'rfx'itii's. lllickcy Komm :mil lX'Iur1':ly Sclmciilci' are well-known in tlw llclils of lmskcrlmll, footlwzill :mil l52lSl'l32lll, :mal lllvix-mlitli Auliclc is tlw :lcv sophoinom- clicvrlczulcr. Many of thc clubs at CHS lmvc iiuiniwous soplimnmvs in tlu-ir invmlwcrsliip :mil 2lll't'1lkly svvc1':1l of tlwm llziw llll2llllll'kl for tllc Scribblcrs. 'Illu- SOPHOMORES up row: Unlirrty, Aulirlx. E. Smith, llnnsur, Clark, Axrlbnum, Kcsslvr, Grrrn, Hncknmnn, Broun. Diamond. Middle row: Austin 'mlrlwrg. Stn-rpv, llaxiw. Quratlivlii, Scliwcich, VVilkn'rsun, B, Cnlivn, Zmkvr. llurkninn. Bnttom row: H. lVinm-v. Rugli. Nlirln-l-mi .nik li. lNluvllrr, D. l7.iustvr. ll. Danster, XVirK, Miriam 35 0I'l'l0I'e6 SOPHOMORES Top rnw: llnlnwr. I. lsrnrl, Mltflwll, A. Dielman, Kruvger, Barrel, Yeltnn. lmlvs. Parks. llarlcnhach. Krnpp. Middle rnw: R. lillvr man, ll, Snydrr, Gmssnmn, Cnstrillun. Whitlmsck, Reynolds. E. Parr, Selle. Diclcnrltv. Bottom rnw: B. Mxlln. Hall, ll.1llur.m, XVII nn. I. Pvllrt. ll. llcinzprlvr. R. Millrr, Munrne. Schlesinger. Feldman. Clzlmn Staff has one representative in lfllvn Frolicllstc-in, but SC'VC'l'Zll of tha- culm rc-ports-rs arc sophomores. TIM- members of thc Sophomore' Class chosen for tlw Student Council un' Slwlrun lllurphy, Sue Rllgll and Ricluml Slly'lll'l'. SOPHOMORES Top row: ... l.:1wky. Norton, llrmlv, lf. NVullf, Mnyvr. Goldfndcr. Snthvr, Dirkiv. Nunn, Rnlwrli. Middle rnw: Bwwll, 'l'nrmr Tlnnnpmn. llouuullv. N. Snvdcr, Shzlpirn, Mullin. Rczniknlf, Landrr. Lmlnrv. Mllmn. Bottom rnw: VVr1m'r. Rrwhnnsnrl, In-Hn-rmn Kfddv A. lxmvl. NlrDun:xIxl. Kornblum, B. Quicksilver, Scallrt, Frrdkin. S0104 0I'l'l orefi SOPHOMORES Top row: B. Quicksilver. Stampfer, Block, Krout. Fleischman, Cohn. Sholp. Able, Ostertag. Bussc. Middle row: Mange, Rnsenbcrg Baslmwitz. Frohlichstcin, Millcr, Spitz:-r. Paync, Moore. Shaw, Litzsingcr. Bottom row: B. Cohn. Carp, Essman. Stcckcr. L, Cohen Sippv, Kurstin, Gilbert. Hcrpcl. Maclfcnsen. 37 CAM 'MA eyforth and Hafferkamp leave the yelling to the cheerleaders, Julie Morrison and Tic Harris. dith l'iotrasehke leaves a piece of fiddle rosin to Chip Detjen. nita Zollman passes her pallet to Cinthy Rupe. aining and Pierson will the affirmative and negative sides on all debates to VVashauer and hlilius. d VVhite's Talent Show success is willed to next year's cast and crews. esterls prowess on the black and whites is left to Carol Seers. n the subject of prowess Lee Smith will carry Nancy Lee's name and personality on and UH. ou who have heard Sally Schiller sing will always remember her rendition of The Very Thought of You. pair of CLARIU editors, Kretchmar and Levitt, will the joys and heartaches of the publications to the remaining staff. ' iterary efforts of Roth, Schieber, Loeb and Brownell are left as goals for future Scrib- blers. o future Greyhound puppies the all too numerous to mention owners of orange and blue C's wish the best of breaks in every- thing except bones. ur aeronautic minded students, Rodriguez and Beck, leave their enthusiasm for flying to Altman and Roberts. X in earbooks without pictures is another way of saying CLARIU without Silverberg, whose zeal for photography is left to bliss Denny to distribute among the members of the Photography Club. utstanding stage hands in plays and talent shows were Geppert, Horst, Hauer and llfliller, who leave the lights, props, script and curtain pulling to industrious, respon- sible students of the junior and sophomore classes. ltra ambitious in sports were lvalther, Schewe, lllayer and Zigel, who bequeath hockey sticks and free throws to Hallauer, Griesedieek, Du Bard and Jones. aptain of the library board was John Banis- ter, who leaves a responsible position for lllrs. YVestlake to fill. eirs to the honor of belonging to National Thespian Troop are the prospective mein- bers in the Dramatic Guild. een at a glance are most of the students and organizations who have done most of the work and have had most of the fun. Co., W MQW ri 0 Rauf, I I ' 42 MMM, J O! W , DW 4,514 if Jfffd MAXINIC ZlGlCl,, C1,i-mio QUEEN Her vivaeious personality and willingness-tm llelp ztttitumle nmlce her a CLARIO QUEEN Ll. ll. S. can wi-ll be proud of. lx'I2lYllll' XV'lS erowneil Queen hx Cl j iuek Zink, President of h -llIl1lOl'Lll1lSS ' ' ' T C , .it the .uinual junior Prom in llflay. LICIC SMITH, I oo'1'n.fxI,I, Ql,'IZI5N Blonmle, petit Lee Smith is :ulinireml ' ' sweet smile and frientlly 111211111011 Her vivzieious spirit inznle her an outstanding Football Queen, crowned upon :1 giant football by lllarvin Schu- ezu't, Captain of thc I0-H Football Team. 39 tot lieu' Cfaaa .jshafory lf the Senior Class made a mark this year, it was certainly with the talent show, Club '4-S. VVriter-director-m. c. Ed White and Jim Lester, who is the most capable and versatile musician abroad in these parts in ages, together with a whole raft of other seniors, served up a musical approaching professional dimensions and showing student activities at their all-time best. These figures on the affairseemed rather vital to ns: total two-night attendance, 8555 net profit, 530006. The Senior Play, which comes around every year, came around again this year, appearing in the form of 'fYou Can't Take It VVith You. To quote on the subject no less a critic than Jean Zillman, 1943-44 editor of the CLAMO: C.H.S. Seniors performed the impossible by actually out- doing all their past performances with the presen- tation on Nov. 28 and Nov. 29 of Moss Hart and George Kanfmann's Yon Can't Take It VVith Yon. That's really quite a triek-per- forming the impossible, Hut nothing dannted those Senior actors and, with Blandford Jennings' steadying hand for guidance, they produced a well balanced and pleasing comedy, a trifle weak, perhaps, only in the love interest department. Flex your muscles, children, as we leave the theeatah for the athletic field and floor. Zell, Blum, Kaiser, Garnier-Seniors all- ran and plunged and dribbled and shot for the football and basketball teams. And we arrived at the year's end with a mnnber of victories on grid- iron and court. Unhappily, though, that number is not large, and what is still more unfortunate, we have also amassed a number of losses. lint no use crying over spilt, or rather fumbled pigskins . . . Un to the intellectuals! The Senior Class had a voluminous collection of pencil pnshers in school year '-H-'-l5. Some felt a deep kinship for anapestic dimeter, and so, were taken by their feet Scribblerward. Cjnne Deicke, Fritzi Brownell, llliriam Schieber, blan- reen Jacobs, Zoe VVise-Poets.j Others were enthralled by leads and Half A's and fonnd prose pastime in the Clamo's dungeon room-known in some places as its office. fSarita Loeb, lrv Kiem, Don Schwartz, Bev llliller, Seva Kretchmar, editor, Shirley Levitt-Hacks.D Still others man- aged to bridge the gap between the cold reality of journalism C YVhat will the readers say? l and the romanticism of literature and were taken into both folds-the Clamo's and Scribbler's. They're so clever we won't even mention them. Directing this diversified flock of fonrth year high school men and women was the sober admin- istration of .lim Lester, Senior Class President, Richard Fulgraf, Vice President, Sally Brown, Secretary-Treasnrer and Blandford Jennings, sponsor. As it should have been noted from the sundry activities listed above, the Seniors romped through a pleasant, if not productive year. enior icero SALLIE BROWN IIM LESTER RICHARD FULLGRAF Secretary-Treasurer Class President Vice-President -H 159.5203 af CUJ5' IUNIOR OFFICERS Lcft tn right: Patsv Bahcnrk. treasurer: Page Darruagh. vice- prcsidrnt: Marg: D.-nlnmu. smrvlnlv: Chunk Zlnk. prvsldsnl. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Lcfr tn right: Inv lsrar-I, Irrasurvr: luck Mnmrr, nu--prrsnh-nl. lvrrv vsldvnti Grrly Grussumn, Sc'crc'!nry. 42 ,ML Confrigufeol - CHS Slndrnts who pr:-sc'ntrd thc Second Annual 'llalcnt Show in Ianuary. Ar thc bt-giuning of rchvarsal, tlirvrtor lftl lVhitc tohl tht' A'Club '-l-5 cast that the show was a trial of what thc' stuclcnts toultl clo. VVhat they tlitl tlo was iinprvssivv. lfvvn in so short an opt-rating season as two nights, Hfluh '-l-5 was ahh' to vntvrtain, hancl- somvlv, quite a uunibvr of customrrs. Tht- l0-l-l- l'l-l-5 'l'alt'nt Show, uullvr rho title anal in tht' spirit of thc' abovv nn'ntionm'ml night spot, tlrvw on two vvcnings a vrowtl of 855, which is some-thing of a rt-corll for Clavton protlut'tious. Nt-r profit on thc gatv rtwvipts was 3C3llll.llb. lfroni a nunibcr of stzunlpointsr-financial rcturns, 0llfl'I'l'2lil1llN'l1l' valuc- this show can bc coiisitlvrvtl a succvss without rcsvrvations. lfvvn mort' important, though, than thc- mont-y niamlc on tht' vxccllcllcc of thc songs sung, was tht- mlcnionstration in Club '-l5 of student initi- ativv at its bc-st. The talent show was, as it has always be-cn, a stutlcnt affair through and through. Front tht- first woral of thc script through vach vocal vibration to thc opt-ration of 1-ach spotlight, Club 45 was a prouluct of stu- clvnt work and stuclcnt imagination. ED WHITE, thc Prodnrrr of thc l945 C. H. S. Talent Show JJJJ jimi QZBMJEW. lamo CPublications 'llorn ht-twccn plcasing its rcatlcrs antl protluc- ing ggootl journalism, tht- CLARIU puhlishctl its way through its thirty-thirtl ycar of cxistt-ncc in Ill-l-l-45. St-va Krctchmar, at tht' ctlitor's tlcsk, antl Mr. Hcp s, puhlication's sponsor, who knows thc nt-wspapcr gaitit- from pagc proof to paying tht- hills, wcrc the tlirccting forccs of tht' papcr antl ycarhook. fltistt-i't-tl ahout thcin was a cotnpctcnt staff of such pcoplt- as Sarita Loch, lllargc Dcutnian, Sliirlcy la-vitt, lim' hlillcr, Rost' hlarit' Raining, lgl'X'l'l'ly floltlwyn, lllary Ann llloorc, lfllvn Fro- lichstcin. Kcnnt-th Kictlcr, Shirlcy Polack. lit-tty lkithrow, lrx' Kit-tn, -It-an Untlr, Stan lviltcn, lion Schwartz, -loan liick antl l,ois lklaycr. Thc husint-ss m:uiagt-int'nt of the paper was in tht- hantls of l,ois Cohvn, xlackic Rich antl John lian- istvr. lftl lVhitt- joint-tl tht- atlvcrtising staff in initl-yt-ar. Ont' of tht- iniportant tlcparttntwits of thc puhlications, that of typing inatcrial for the printcr. was hantllctl hy llarhara Haucr atttl lllar- ggic flarlinkcl. Circulation tlt-partincnt was nianagctl by Ruth Yohs antl .lcan Untlr. lllost of tht' photographs for tht- yt-ar hook wt-rt' takcn hy Gilhcrt Silver- hcrg, who catnc to the rcscut- of a hartl-prcssctl staff whcn gow-t'iitnciit priorities on cauncra cquipA lncnt wcrc sutltlcnly cancclctl in llccctnhcr. :Xrt work, lint'-outs, antl maintaining of picturcs was tlonc hy Virginia Rodriguez. who was appointctl stall artist carly in thc ycar. licsitlcs thcir rcgular journalistic jobs, thcsc hacks ntailctl copics of the L'l,AlXIU to scrvicc- tncn on requcst antl took ovcr tht- sclling of strcct car passcs. Hy rho last itcnt. tht- publications gcu- vratctl a littlt- of thcir own financial stvant to go on. ln tht- opinion of Northwcstcrn Uiiivt-i'siti', which niakt-s a point of having an opinion on such niattcrs, the CLAXIU is a lirst ratc ncwspapcr. This is ccrtain. sincc for thc last thrcc ycars. thc Univcrsity has awartlctl tht- Clffkhlil a lirst place rating in its Quill antl Scroll contcst ht-ltl for high school papcrs. But much closcr to tht- hcart of tht- kllniklklll than twcn that rccognition was a lcttcr front for- tncr Clayton stutlcnt, l'vt. Davc Shcr, which saitl in part. I was scnt an issuc of tht- L'l,Ahl0, antl it rt-ally was gootl rcatling. lt is an awfully good fcclingg to rcatl about pcrsons antl things that you are familiar with. l can rcally say that the CLANIO is a grcat nt'wspapcr. ational Honor Society i The Clayton chapter of the National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Miss llritt, was organized in W2-i hy Principal liurris and Superintendent Bracken. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to encourage high stauulartls of scholarship, school service, and leader- ship in everytlay activities. To he eligihle for recoininentlation, a stutlent must rank in the upper fourth of his class, he in Clayton High a calentlar year, anal he in his Oth semester. The nieinhership is liniitetl to 2095 ot the seniors anal NVQ? of the juniors, zuul front these nunihers juniors and seniors can nominate those whom they think shoultl he electetl. YVhen these votes are tallietl, they are given to a faculty board of eleven who choose the final group on the hasis of stutlent opinion, the stu- 7' ' tlents' intlivitlual record, the number of Z's they have received, their citizen- ship :uul general contribution to school. iimn.-, Marina Znifang.-f. Student ouncil HONOR SOCIETY Top row, left to right Bob Lohr, lohn Banisler, Middle row: Riellarii Fullgraf, lean Umlr. Ruth Vohs. Bottom row: Sarah Drill. Rose Marie Raining. Marion l,I'l'.t'i1f4'1ll, lion Lotta I'irt--l'rrritlw1l, kill,-XRLES I 7iz'i'Jiax Semwiry-11-mi-1m'r, MAXINIZ Ziom. CLASS RICPRliSlfN'l'A,rI'IYICS Sl-:NIoR: Bob Zell, -lack Kaiser, Mary Ann lXIoore . 7 ..,, , . I .lL'NloR: Sally W yantlt, l',tlXYlIl L. Qarter, lerry Jo Sovttoxloalfz Sue Rugh. Shelton Murphy, Richartl Snyder STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right' Connolly, Rugh. Sathcr, Zolltnan, Schewe, Zigel lliotrasehlse. Second row: Murphy. Xvvandt, Moore, Zine. Snyder. liullgraf Rt-iiler. Sehueart. Third row: Detlen. YVhite. McSpadden, Lohr, Mills, Carter Roberts. 45 Mrs. Mis S Miss Mis s Mrs. Nliss Mis Mr. s Miss Niiss Mrs. Mis hir. Mr. Mr. Mis S s Miss Nlr. Mr. Miss Mis Mr. Mis Niis S s s nk Tomlinson Powell Dyer Iohnson Sugg Mills Dritt lcnnings Pearson Soragha VVhitehi Powers Langtry lialll Schnatlt Seit: Lt-dht-tt lleaden lieys Parks Ratt-kin Fenner Denny Meyer n ruse e r First Semester Representatives Maxine Zigel Antlrev liorst Doris Fry Barhara Cohn Cleo Connolly laines MeSpadtien Gene l7riedn1an Ginny Schewe Anita Zollman Ioyee Knltwasser Marvlin Quieksilver Betty Harris Ed Blum Don Smith Marvin Shueart iitlith Piotraschke Bob Mills iirank Rolwerts Irving Kiem Patti VVeyforth lint liarhur Rieliard Fnllgraf lack Moore Lee Smith Second Semester Representatives Re-elected Re-eleetetl Cynthia Rope lane Sather Re-elertetl Re-elected Chuck Zine Re-elected Re-elected Re-elected l lelen llpt hurt h Mary lean Rosi- llon Roth ifllner Oehler Re-elertetl Bo Reiller ReAelcctetl Re-elected lean Ondr Re-eleetetl Re-eleeteti Re-eleeteil Re-elected Re elected ational Thespians Under the sponsorship of Blandford Jen- nings, the llrainatic Guild had another successful season, led hy lid Xvhite, presi- dent, Charles Uetjen, vice president, Vir- ginia Rodriquel, sec reta ry, Frances lirownell. treasurer, and .loyce Kaltwasser, recorder. The list of the Guild hits began on No- veniher 28th and 2'lth with the play Yon Can't Take It XVith You presented by the Senior Class, with lklartha Zerhinger and Alohn lianister in the lead. Spring Green, the apprentice play, was given in hlarch in penthouse style. Shelton lklurphy and 'llic llarris had the leads. The highlight of this year was the an- nual production, Kind l,ady, starring Rose lklarie Raining and Uon Schwartz, held on Nlay llth and llth. Ainong the other achievements of the iluild for the year I9-l-l--V3 was a small tahleau given in a Christmas Concert, and liill lklilius, student director, presented 'lli'ystiiig Place to the students in an assenihly. 'l'he highest honor in the llraniatic Guild is to heconie a National 'llhespian, which requires ninety points. A point constitutes ahont an hour's work. A star 'lihespian has WU points to this eredit. Those possessing thirty points are journeynien and helow- Scribblers Scrihhlers, that clnh made up of people who think they know how to write, and some of theni do, is a most unique group. 'l'liere is no fornial organization of ani' kind--no dues, no otlieers, no set meeting tinie. Usually once a inonth the cluh gets to- gether at a nieinher's home, who provides the refreshments after the meeting. Original writings are read, and eriticisin is offered. New nienihers are elected to the club solely on the hasis of what they suhniit in written lnaterial, which cannot have been done for an assignment. and their nanie is in a sealed envelope, which is not opened unless the candidate was voted in. ln this way, if the person is not chosen to he a ineniher, Scrib- hlers never know who it is. During the twelve-year history of this cluh, Blandford Jennings, lfnglish Litera- ture teacher, has sponsored it. The 1110111- hers are as follows: Sarita l,oeh Q gransl old ladyuj, Dick Roth Cugrand old nianuj, lrritzi Brownell, lrx' Kieni, lion Schwartz, liill Sinunons, lkliriain Schieher, -lack Pier- son, Cynthia Rupe, llfarge lleutnian, Alune lliecke, Annette liusse, Norma Bishop, -lency Stahlhergg, Ann Graber, 'l'ic Harris, Doris lklackensen, llfary Ann lkloore, NATIONAL THESPIANS Third row, left to right: Charles Uetien. lidwnrd Nkflnte. Liilhert hh M anipaine. Mr. lennings, Sponsor. Second row: Hill Sininions. llill ilnis, lack Geppert, Richard Roth. First row: Claire l.ee Stlineitli. loyce Kaltwasser, Virginia Rodrique:, lirames Brownell. just plain apprentices! Aniong the Thes- pians of this year are lid XVhite, Iliek Roth, Sally Schiller, Nancy l,ee, Uscar llarkhurst, Clare Lee Schweich, Virginia Rodriquez, Bill Sininions, Charles lletjen, .lack Ueppert, Bill lklilius, flilhert Shane paine and lfrances Brownell. SCRIBBLERS First row, left to right: Cynthia Rupe, Sexa Kretchnmr, Zoe XVise, IN il i Slnfrin. Tic Harris, Fritzi Brownell. Second row: Dirk Roth. Mary nn Moore, Don Schwartz, Norma Bishop. Iune Den ke. Third row: Lfhip Dunn Ann Grnlur, Marlorie Dentnian. Blaiiilfoixl Iennings, Sponsor. Hill Sunni lklaurine -lacohs, Zoe XVise, Carroll Sears, Seva Kretchniar and Cliarles Detjen. Bill r 1 lavlor was elected to inenihership in lklarch. 46 xl'l'0llilllTlL'S Club nniler tlie spnnsursliip ul Mr. l,:u1g1try. :Xt tlieir lvi-monthly meetings, the niemliers llezir talks on fly- ing, see movies un llying, :mil visit tlie lll'p0I'f to see tlie pmeticnl :lpplientiun of fllt'll' fllk'lll'IC'S. llle meetings were earn- ilnetetl by Stanley lieek, who lius Jlll't'2llly ulitnlnesl Ins pilot s lleense. cy4er0nautics lub like llying? 'l1l1k'll yon'll like tlie new . . , 1 . . . . , . AERONALITICS CLUB Third row: V.ll1tlerpean'l, Yvlule Nlveis. Heels. Second row: lrxslier l:ullgi.lf, lNlerker, llnnisey, Nlinner, Murphy. liernev. Mx I..mg CHESS CLUB Left Ku right: lXlilmn lnikrr. Hill Stlmeieli. Annette Bus-e. .intl Allan Ciliilll. 47 First row: Gepperl, Qflulil. l2mliiqne:. llnsslinil, HY, hess lub N . lmzml. This task is sn interesting t ning tmxrnzmients. Stnilents staying after seliuul :intl lm ing itl This is ll sure sign of tlle Cluss Clnlfs popiilzirity. Leil Ivy Alvin Sm lllilll anal sponsoretl by HIV. l,zllwtl'i', tht nienilvers nl' tlie elnli meet every XVeilnis ilzly to move ivory pawns over ll ehtss they lmve mlispenseil with regular bnsi ness meetings :intl eoncentraite on uni Qirls' Qffthletic eAssociati0n Under the sponsorship of lIIiss Hut- son. the G. A. A. carried on a successful year with Ginny Schewe as president, jane VValther, vice-president, and Lois lklayer, secretary-treasurer. The highlights of the year were All County Hockey Sports Day at VVashing- ton University, Basketball Sports Day at NVQ-bster High School, and the Var- sity Basketball Sports Day at Kirkwood High School. At the spring banquet, the annual giving of awards took place. The G. A. A., during the past year, has been working under a new program in which the association is built around the sixth hour gyni class. The girls in this special group are the active meni- hers of the G. A. A. Lef GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I to right: Lois Mayer, Secretarv-Treasurer: lean Hut sorp lane NValtl-ter. Vice President: Ginny Sthewe. President CHEERLEADERS ticket. Third row, left to right: Bob Hatferkamp. Second row: Patti Ann Wey'lorth. Meredith Aulick. First row: Iulie Ann Morrison. Tic Harris. Nancy Lee. 48 heerleaders The ration board released enough rub ber to enable Bob II1lHCl'lxllI1lT tht lu ll Clayton cheerleader, to hue tht l his other self, l'George, in ouiconung the manpower shortage on the thullt ul ing team. There was no shorttge ot beauty and vitality among thc llllllllllll cheerleaders, and a look lt thanx it quired no ration points: only ul lLl'lX ictory orps Almost the whole student hotly pur- ticipzlted actively toward the wan' eiiort through the Victory Corps. Guidance was given in zissemhlics and advisory groups in pre-military work, part-time employment, and community service with the :iid of lectures, movies, and group presentations. Individual cooperation enabled projects such :is the paper sal- vage, knitted garments, home nursing, and the sale of war stamps to be success- fully carried out. urrent Events The Current lfvents Club. :1 new or- ganization formed in Jznuiury this year under the sponsorship of lXIiss Sorzighzin, wus organized for the sole purpose of discussing current problems. About half of the meetings were attended by speak- ers who haul inspiring messages to pre- sent to the members. The club now boasts zi membership of twenty-six stu- dents. J VICTORY CORPS Third row, left to right: Fnllgraii, Fenner, Ledhetter. Zucker. Second row. left to right: Bliss, Nlials, Zioel, Shucnrt. First rnw, lelt to right: Piotrnsthke. Powers, Schewe, CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Third row, left to right: Washauer. Millius, Zacrer. Miller, Pierson. Winius Second row: Siieman. chairman: Nlucllcr, Stevens. Childs. Gleason, Miss Sor- ughan, sponsor. First row: Deickc, Secretary-Treasurer: Nlaigidson, Plummer Incnbs. Not shown in picture: Miriam Schieher. Vice-Chairman: Donald Roth head of program committee. 49 CPeppers g L'l:iyton's tiinm--lionorc-il syinhnl of :in outstzimling girls' orgzinizution is thu l't-ppvrs. Unilvr thc sponsorship of hliss Ilritt, tht- luml-working oHircrs, lxlllffllll Zk'lll'illg1l'l', prcsiilvntg Ginny Sclicwv, x'ivc-pl'L'simlc'tlt3 I'lIIK'l'll Kornhlvt, 5l'L'l'l'f tary, :mil Carol Ilnliaml, fIAl'1lSlIl'K'I', :irc lvxuling tht- l'c'ppL'rs on 11 long fl'2lIl of gooml mlvvils. :Xs an hm-ginning for thvir zlctivitics this lull, thi- l'i-ppc-rs invitml ll lvznling cos- IIICIIUIZIII to speak to IIIUIII. BIN' NYZIS SU wvll i'c-cciwtl that sha- was :isles-ml to ilo El rc-pi-:it pm-i'fo1'111:inuv in I l'l3l'IlJlI'y. During t thi-n' :annual Lhtistinzis visit to tht- L'ln'isti:1n Uhl Ifnlks' Ilonic, thc' girls sung songs :intl ilistrihntwl conkics lllilill' hy thc' Clayton cooking classes. So zip- pn-riaitiw wmv thc-sc' gnvsts that the-y 1'vca'ix'cwl :inothcr visit on Vzili-ntinc's Ihy. Il1'twc'c'i1 thcsc' visits HIZIIIIOTII -Ii'nA nings, Clziyton Ifnglish tL'ziClu'x', spolim- to tht- nn-inhm-rs on the liihlc :is I1Ifi'I'2lTlll'K'. Uthvr plains for tht- yn-:ir invlnilcsl ll visit to ilu- Iilinil Girls' St-lmnl, at pztnvl tlis- cnssinn with :inothcr svhool, :intl pxirtivs for thc I'4'ppt-rs :intl thvir pzlrt-nts. UI vonrsm' thc' yvnr Cllllvsl with tht- long- :iwaiitvsl Spring Ifornml in April. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Bi-rrrs, Snlc, Agruss. i lx 1 Ilrvsnlrnt, IVI.1rth.1 Zi-hringvr, 50 PEPPERS OFFICERS Left to right: Kfnrol I5uB.irml, 'I'rr.usnrvr, Miss Dim, Sponsor, Llinnv Siln-uv X nv Pr-'snlt-nt, ltili-vn lxtnnlwlvt 5.-in-i.nv in-it un pninni-I 5VIusic Qflpp reciation lub Ihv Klnsn' .Xpprvciz Irion Qlnh is in IS ing to vlzissicnl, st-inifrlzissinuil, :intl lig opcrzi IIIIISIU. Ihr- rm'coi'ils nrt- oxxnul jointly hy tht' lI1l'llll1l' 's. ' ,LJ 1 ' I In tht conrsn ol s tillls nm ottcn 'fin-n lm rs invinhc-rs. flliss I'zn'ks sponsors thc' rlnh r SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Third row, left to right: Clarence Turley, Bill Penny. Second row: Nluxine Zigel, Marjorie Deutmnn. Patricia Wolecstt. First row: Mrss Whitehouse. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Third row, left to right: lane Griesetlieck, Quaestorg Miss Denny, Sponsor: lid Carter. Aedile. Second row: Chuck Zink. Consulg Marjorie Deutman. Aedilzg Miss Mills, Sponsor. First rowz Mary Moss, Quaestorg Mary Ann Moore. Consul: Nina Sui- Srrrepy, Aedile. 51 Spanish lub Under the sponsorship of Mrs. VVhite- house. Clayton has a very active Spanish Club. In reality there are two clubs, one for the first-year and one for the more advanced students. The purpose of the club is to further relations with the South and Central American countries, and to promote interest in the modern language. Clayton entered a federation with all city and county schools to cele- brate Pan American day April l-lth. The federation is working on the Constitu- tion this year. C. H. S. representatives to the federation are Pat VVolc0tt and Clarence Turley, also the presidents of the second and first year clubs respec- tively. Sally Brown serves as vice-presi- dent for the second-year club, with June Curran as secretary-treasurer. In the first year club, Bill Penny was vice- president, and Marge Deutman was sec- retary-treasurer. Latin lub Founded in the fall of 1932 under the sponsorship of lhliss lVIills and Miss Denny, the Latin Club has always been one of the biggest clubs at Clayton. This year the ofhcers are lIIary Ann lvloore and Chuck Zink, Consulsg Jane Griesc- dieck and Mary lI'Ioss, Quaestorsg Clara l.ouise Flucke, Nina Sue Streepey, and lCtldie Carter, Aediles. The annual Saturnalian Banquet was held December 20th in the C. H. S. cafeteria with the attendance topping IUU peopleg the food and program were on the order of a big Roman feast. The 25-cent-a-semester dues provide for the Latin Club to have an outdoor picnic in the spring. lVIen1bers of the club also celebrate lVIissouri Latin week. 'idrv CDebate lub 'lilw piirposc of tlu- all-lmting club :lt Clay full is not only to improve spvzlkillgl. pose-, :tml sm-lf-zisslliuum-, but to inform poisc, :intl svlf-:iss1ii':iiicc', but to inform stuslt-nts on worltl topics :mil FYCIIIS. This svsison Lllnyton llzis wiiizliimml iimlt-ft-:iti-tl, rriuniplmig on-1' .I n City, Sr. lflizzilwtlfs, Klziplvwootl, Rivcr- vivw, St. l,ouis Unix'c'rsitv, :mtl RIC- . , . . limit-. lht- imtionqil question tlvbzitwl in toutnaimt-nts :ill ova-r tlic Unitwl States was rcsolwtl: 'lllw l8-yvzu'-olcls Sllzill lit' lliwn thi- Right to Vow. Tvziins for Clayton, miller tlw tlirvction of llrs. 'l'oi lim Yl'GYl'lYl' Pin n yon, wc-rv: Hilius :intl xV2lSl1!l FRENCH CL LIB OFFICERS llrovxxirll Sihwrivli, Moore Shifrin. Dyrr. 1-nnings. Univt-rsitv son :tml lluiningg AIVIFIRMATIYIC, lll'I'. ..,,,,. J vm French lub Ilw 141-t-mlm Llulw, umlvr tlit- sponso pose of gctting IlL'KlllillllfL'll tlirougli plvn lu-rs bring in l'll'C'lIk'll lmckgrouml ma ' gg -s '11 il l.l l ' cu-nts. DEBATING TEAM K to right: Raining, Picrfcm, Milius. XY.-xslmuvr 52 i sliip of Kliss llyvr. nu-L-ts for tht- put lirznblv mvzuis. At the lIll'i'flllj,fS, tht- nwm singing ot l'l'cncli songs, lvotli cliissuxil :mtl popular: playing of gzum-sq :mil pn scntzition ot tlrzunziric skits on historical CPhotograph lub Thr purpose of thc Pliotogmpliy Club is to zicquziiut its mvmhvrs with thc tht'- ory :tml przlrticc' of taking picturvs and to proviilc some lzihorzitory c'xp0ricucv in mlvrclnpiiig :tml printing. 'l'hc group, which is spousorvil hy llliss lla-uny, has rcmli'rn'il sonic assist- zum' this yt-:ir in gvtting pictures rezuly for engraving in the yearbook. It is their liupi- that with :ultlitiouul Clamp equip- nwut thi- clulw can hc of more hi-lp in processing pictures for thc student puh- licxitious. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Back row: Dick Leary, lack Mandel. Marvin Goodman. Middle row: Miriam Shapero. Miss Donny, Sponsor. Stanlry Wilton, Louis Vogel, Ann Nrwpori. lcanne Connolly, Ann lsracl. Bobby Salt. Susan Park. Don Ste-vlv. Nancy McDonald. Front row: l'lrnry Watson. Earle Flt'iscl1m.mn. President: Louis Walshnixrr. Svrrctary-Tri.1sixrcr. 53 'ZW' CM I' C CLUB fTrackJ Sulnnmn. Zcll, Lnhr, Doherty, Blum, Elliott, Gunn. Wnd4', Rofwrnlwrg. llvynmn. C CLUB QBaseballj Sul-col, Rnsvnblatt, R. Roth. Svyfrircl, Tcrry Drunk. who surrvvdml lid Blum as Svfrcmry in lummrv. Luv, Mlls-up Coach llulun, Clark, Kzlisrr. Gumnlrrshrimcr. THE C CLUB C CLUB KFoothall and Baesketballj Scyfrircl, Prcsiclrnt nf the' Club. White. Alhach. Milsap, Rnhvrts. Zcll. Vifrfprcsidmlt, Couch Flcnk, Garnirr Francy. Mccary, Wadc. Darrough, Mitchell, Snkol. Lisy. Schnicdcr. L. Srhucarl, Trrnsurcr. Blass, Drunk. lrclclmau Doherty. Roscnblalt, Lohr, M. Shucart, who succeeded Zell as Vice-Prcsulrnt in lanuary, Kaisrr. Blum, Secretary llcyman. 54 l . .A I Top row: Seyfried. C.3 Nl. Shucart, R. G.: Chuck Lohr, R. H.: Boh Shurart, L. G. Second row: Kaiser. L. ll.: Garnier, Q.: Rosenhlalt, li. B.: While. R. T4 Darraugh. R. E. Botiom row: L. Shutart. L, G.: Steinberg. R. 'l'.: Blum. F. B.: Zell, L. E.: Roberts, L. T. arsity Football The highlight of the Greyhound football sea- son did not come until thc end of the year, when half-hack Chuck Lohr was chosen for the All- district team. Although he played in only five games, his amazing ground-gaining record of I2 yards per try and all-round play earned him this honor. The rest of the team aided him greatly hy superior blocking and line play. Prospects for a great year were high, when in the lirst two encounters we ran over Kirkwood and highly favored lklaplewood. But the whole story of the Clayton season was told in our game with St. Charles. For here Lohr broke his collar- bone and although the team staved oil many at- tacks, we lost our first conference game and dropped to second place in the Little Five, never to regain the top spot again. 0 if .Again VARSITY BASKETBALL Top mw: Morrow, Frans-y, Ochlf-r. Middle row: Wade. Slaughter. Roscnhlall. Snknl. Bntfnm row: Shucart. Zivi. Bliss. fl ol 'Uarsity CBasketball Tlw loss of two uupurtzult llll'llllTC'I'S of last yCZll'lS umlcfvatml sophmuorv bas- ketball squad, Gvnv Stvinlu-rg tn tlu' Navy and Chuck Lolu' througlm football injuries. proved to lw 0110 of the main reasons for only an avvragv varsity sca- son. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Tup row: Shaw, Mitchell, English. Grossman. Middle row: Snyrlcr. Mnnrr. Montell. Bottom row: Israel. Komm. 56 CIO if .249 W 57 l'6ll'l'la, af 6K6lgt0l'l SENIOR PLAY l :X I'IImur was rIIIIIIiIIg lmm- iIIIIIII'Ili:ItI'lI . , . , . . f:IIlI'Il tu rcport IDII thI'II' IIsII:Il Aprilia Ylglll riccl Zlllll IIIIII-FurI'cIl living qIIitI' 1'lHlllll1'lK'lf. 'l'hI' plot of 'l':IkI' lt I'IIIII'f'I'IIs itwll lllllllllj' witlI the UPp0Sllll1 idI'olIIgiI's of :I lllK'l' low gent, who I'vtiI'I'Il tn :I l'1ll't'l'l' nl' Il:II'l Hnrtlly sc-vs this light of tht' fIIrIIIc'r's w:II of life. lIItI:I'spI'IscIl iII this geIII'I':Il tI'I'IIIl :Irf- ' Hi wnrcls, Mr. Hirlw: May l ll1lYl' llI:It l:Ist word :II.::IiII, pII-nw? Pciiiwz l.l'S'l', Mr. Kirhi. Kirby: l'vv gut itl, il lun- :Illzlir which is happily cuIIclIIIlI'Il hy tlII' tiII:Il I'III'- t:IiII, :IIIII Il sc-rics of cxplosiwmw :Ippru:II'lIiIIg c:IrtlIqIInkc' prrIpI1I'tioIIs. Thr' lllNlSllIIllj' l:II'gI' I':Ist iIII'lIIIlI'Il: lNl:II'IlI:I Zelirimgc-r, .lfllllllly li:IIIiatcI', Uillwrt Sham- p:IiIII-, Yivtrir llnm, C'l:IirI' l.I-I- Sl'llN1'lt'lI, Fritz? Bl'0N'll0ll, l7IIII Sl'l1N'1ll'l7, Sxtllv Schil- lvr, lfd VVhitc, llI-III'I fXll1'N'll lflllll l'l'I'illI'I' lrv Kivm, Hill Simrnniis, Mol Millanp, :IIIIl l':lll'l1 lhIllNlif7N'. CPEIUIIOMSE CPlay 'lihv I'IIIIIhiII:ItioII of I':II'tlIwuI'IIIs :IIIIl pI'I'fIIIIII- bottlvs pI'm'I'Il to hc' Vl'l'y' sm'- CCSSflll in thc' :IIIIIII:Il :IppI'I'IItiI'I' play, SpI'iIIg1GI'I'I'II, :I lmwling l'0llll'1ll' giI'I'II llilffll ll l-4, lb illltl I7. iIII'lIIsiI'I'. lII pI'IItlI0IIsI' style tht' clI:IiI's N'Q'l'l' pl:II'I-Il IliI'I'I'tly UH tlw st:Ig1I'. which g:II'I' IIIII' thc- scIIs:ItimI of lwing right iII thc- pl:II' witlI tm' llll'IlllN'l'S ot thc- CIIIIlIl IIIItIlIIl tlII'III- I-xpcI'iI'III'I'Il Dl2lj'1'l'S, which wI'I'I' :II'I'I-ptI'Il l1cC:IIIsI' of IIII- III:IIIpIIwI'I' slIIII't:IgI'. Qflnnual CPr0ducti0n This Yl'2il'lS1lIlllll2il pI'mlIII'tiIIII, :I l11t'ltl- IlI'zIIII:I iII six :Ivrs I-IIritlI-Il KiIIIl l::IIlI'. was pI'Ps0IItc'Il XI:Iy Il Zlllll ll. The play st:II'rI'Il Dun Sk'llN'2ll'fl :Is Hl'lll'5' Ahort il sII:Ivv I'I'mIlI, :IIIIl Rem' hI:II'iI' R:IiIIiIIg1 :Is Mary llI'I'I'iI-s, :I LiIIIl Olrl lzuly, il victini of he-I' own gI'III'I'0sity. Thr' rest of thc' cast. :I IIIixtIII'I- ut crooks :Intl swvvt I'lI:Ir:IL'rI'I's, pI'III'iIlI'Il mruw possihilitivs for Yt'l'y spim- tingling pI'eIliI':IIIII'IIts hut thc' Cast XYK'?lflll'l'i'll tlII' storm :IIIIl III:III:Igc-Il, :Is IIsII:Il, tn stI':IiglItI'II I'I'I-I'I'tlIiIIg IIIIt hy thc tlIiI'Il :Ivt CIII't:IiII. 58 , :IttI-I' thc hK'IllUI'S prmlIII'tImI nl Mm C':III't ' 'l':IkI' lt YVith You tlI:It :I lllllI1l1f'I' nl' pI-Iuplv :IftI-I' sveiltg that play. YVcll, if tI'III', IlI:Il H'1llllll Cl'l'lIlllllj' SCCIII tn iIIIliI':ItI- tlI:Il thc I':Iat got ovcl' tht' pl:I5's pliilnsoplw ol mm, IIIIhIII'- thI'owiIIg whcn most men lN'g'lll work in earnest, :IIIIl :I grmicliy atnvk l1l'0kl'l', who IN IIIIIlcI'riIlIleII with wurrv, and how thv l:IIII'I' smm- witty IliIlogIIc's lin il g:IIIIr lllYl7lYlIlg tht' :IctrII's. SpI':IlIiIIg nt' :II'tfII's, tht' :IppI'I'II- svlvm-S. :IIIIl l'I'lIl thvit' own with thc' Z?anJ During the past year the band, under the direc- tion of hlr. Richter, aided by lllr. Tripodi, assistant director of the instrumental department, has been one of the most active organizations to support home football and basketball games. The organization, in their neat blue and white l uniforms. entertained the student body in several assemblies. Bill Seyfried was elected presidentg Charles Clark, vice-presidentg Oren llliller, librariang Bob ll'IcCoy, property manager, and Rose lllarie Raining, publicity manager. QPCA 25 tfa The orchestra, composed of 45 students from the high school and YVydown and the best grade school musicians, completed its sixth consecutive season at CHS under the direction of hir. Richter. The group played at the lirst l'. T. A. meet- ing, concerts, and commencement exercises and they accompanied the a Cappella and were prom- inent in the Christmas program. Their selections varied from modern music by lllorton Gould to selections by the old masters. liight members of this season's string ensemble belong to the All-County orchestra. Iidith Pio- trascke was chosen to head the organization. Other otlicers were Patsy Babcock, vice-presi- dent: Bev llliller, librarian, and Clara Louise Flucke, secretary. ingd ana! .Dina A af CWS .X4 61,9190 Cl l'h1':i K':lppm'lh1 lll1lll'I' xht- 1hl'1'n'tion of hlilmlrwi hlisr- l':l1'ks Klum' si spwiztl group uf 7-illgl IN tu I IILS um1ph't4'ml thu' XVIII' with :ul 0llfSf2ll14IiI1j,f sing in thc' All-C1n11l1ty' flmrus with thc' llhllllll rmuml ot m'l1tr'1't:limm'nt fm' stlulmlts, pzlrvnts, hflllik'SXIIIPIIUIIXf,l'k'I1l'5fI'Jl in fU:1l'rl1. JM in uc mel tht' :l1'lm'ml forfvs. For Clzlytmm High Sshuul Vi0llS XCZIVS, thx' vhoir Ilff4'!llIt'lI thx' ZIIIIHISII S tlvuts tht- vlmir gnu' 4httt'1'm'nt zlssvrnlwlics l c'stiv:1l :xt l,Il1iX'l'I'SifX City High Sclnml. lht tlmmllghfnltthm'tm'1'm,ilmfllnlillggthm'spc'n'i:llChrist- xi QXZIPPCHII took tht- UPI 0l'flll1iTj tu prvsmllt I INIS PVIIQVIIIII :tml rlu- full tlrvss m'um'x'rt in vslrivml Pl'0f1l'JlIll for thc' hoys :lt 4'1'Hl'l'MllI lin llnunry. racks. Thvy wuuml up rlml- SUJISUII with zu ffllll ut sc'v1'1'al of thc' L'l:1y'rm1 Scl1uuls. 60 NAME Bob Lohr Iune Curran Sallie Brown lim Lester Ed White Bob Vanderpearl Seva Kretchmar Gene Neir Gladys Ianssen lim Harbur lean Ondr Bud Hall Patti Ann Weyforth Virginia Rodriguez Mel Millsap leannie Hutchinson Nancee Oxenhandler lack Barron Betty Wallis Robert McCoy Hank Albach Fritzi Brownell Stuart Ferer Lavern Eschenbrenncr Louis Sachs Pat Harrison Bob Hafferkamp. lll lune Diecke Ann Yellin Lois Doyle Don Schwartz Grace Prestien lim McSpadden Barbara Batt lean lohn son Dave Merker Peanut Nulsen Robert Shucart Maryanne Gaines Ray Iackman Betty Agruss ' S .v ,vznltr-1.vw..mh 'rw 'rv-po--nvznfam .s. , , V .Sue 3-ufln Lada Oni PET PEEVE two-faced girls boys who are late on dates boys with mustaches guys who think they're never wrong Lack of pupil's interest in activities 7th hours people who gripe about CLAIVIO ties peapilingho hit phone booth when I'm Dump at lunch Ondr spelled with e 7th hours in Study Hall washing dishes laziness 7th hours for Study Halls called lean instead of Ieannie hearing. my, how you've grown typewriters with blank keys waiting at Dump for lunch no gas 7th hours snobs girls who smoke and drink someone cracking gum Garnier kids not yelling at games dull teachers people eating fudge sundaes when I'm on diet hearing. how do you feel? after being ill commercial pop music dark fingernail polish AMBITI ON surgeon long flngernails to always be on timel straight flush with ace producer doctor pass English Lit. loafer secretary, until- buildlng slide from Clayton Dump tackle someone graduation Bob Hafferkamp. III high House to drafting or architecture commercial artist go to college everything I've ever w anted to do to smoke in physics room get through college leave school illegally make a three-cushion shot at Saul's combine marriage. writing, traveling help Minnie the Moo gong around bookkeeping, until electrical wizard get out Patti Ann Weyforth own private swimming get H in Geometry own a horse have a 6 foot bathtub make friends and keep cher kick the pool them BIGGEST THRILL AT CHS election as Student Council President serving as maid to Football Queen, '43 walking down aisle as maid to '44 Football Queen WOIII en Barbara Bauer Mr. Headen's discussions on hot bodies getting refund on locker keys-finally Nancy Lee graduation sliding down slide when built legal lunch at Parkmoor writing Eng. term paper being first maid to Football Queen breaking burnt light bulbs. falling In paint hitting home run in Webster game coming to Clayton getting offer to be on football team from Coach Headen's lectures on hot bodies probably when I graduate my sixth year getting through Senior Play alive getting in Scribblers a certain girl seeing sailor walk down halls, not knowing who it is graduation graduating directing '43 talent show why should I tell you? beholding Dump for the flrst time I'm still waiting speaking for F. D. R. in election assembly hearing Mr. Schnadt laugh teachers Cyranol riding in winter 7th hours convertibles with tops up in called Freen instead of Peanut getting up early sitting in library girls in slacks kids who never grades study and make high get speed record on Indianapolis speedway a husband be a hobo and travel in Canada be President of LI. S. after Roosevelt go to California with Barb win Irish sweepstakes go to Arizona U. and New York three kids have my music publication a hit 61 no thrills 4 in Eng. Lit. I'm still waiting graduation a corn flower blue eyed-boy when I graduate Peppers formals, '43, '44 looking forward to one of Heys' tests being Genevieve in Penthouse Play NAME Miriam Schieber Sue Bassford Ann Graber Allen Lasky Anne Newport Bill Sryfried Ioyce Kaltwasser lrv Kiem Pat Hopkins Lois M. Cohn Stan Rosenblatt Bobby Sale Audrey Blatt Margie Garllnkel Rose Marie Raining Amalea Furla Eileen Kornblett loan Hewitt Connie Spector Murray Field Barbara Wallis Myron Dawidoff loan Bick Milton Zucker Horty Fischman luoe Duever Edith Piotraschke Doris Milner Maryellen Mueller Gerene Crews Harry Rosenburg Bev Miller Don Smith Ioan Goldman Marvin Kyman Ginny Schewe Maurine Iacobs Malcolm Bliss Maxine Zigel lohn Banister Martha Zehringer Alvin Siteman file fl-url. Laid Ouf PET PEEVE that irium gag is getting old seeing someone else get last pack ungentlemanly boys the Lady in the Dark dirty hands Mr. Burris just contented criticism of Senior Personalities by indifferent kids kids shoving in the lunch line persons with same name WOIIIBH 7th hours kids who ask, what do you know? nosey girls 7th hour teasing Woodstock, for inventing typewriter crowding in lunch line 7th hours nosigaving golf team when other schools waiting for lunch at Dump 7th hours kids who won't admit studying people who turn paper before l'm done with it being called Hortense teacher's pet jeans worn in school stretched out bobby sox 7th hours blue jeans 4 years of gym right after lunch unshavz-n boys l hate ties to hear, get off my hack Headen's chem class 7th hour flckle men moody girls smoke in my face gum in fountains men lat timesl getting up at 7:30l AMBITION happiness. don't we all? be a hobo and travel in Canada travel around the world when peace End lohn's Other Wife happiness baseball get to lst hour on time columnist go to New York have my cake and eat it too pro baseball be a farmeress hear what goes on at frat meetings invent knitting machine radio commentator or public speaker keep my own secrets secret make warm-ups more stream line write mystery stories to travel get out of CHS Be stewardess on U. S. S. Porpoise be a musician passing Eng. Lit. test in top Bve be a good doctor graduating farmer do something in musical line be a success be a teacher bookkeeper set up cigarette machines in halls an H in Eng. Lit. a great lover get through college COUICS visit to Dump for hour between classes famous artist back to Texas get through naval radar training lose l0 pounds architect long, curly eyelashes petroleum engineer 62 BIGGEST THRILL AT CHS friendships with teachers showing school to Canadian friends becoming a Scribbler buying a cake for H500 War Bonds time when my fella lied to his boss and got me at school downing Maplewood. I3-0 when I first saw the chemistry exam talent show. '45 getting out graduation Soph team winning Suburban League tour- nament. '44 when classes weren't made up of just girls graduation day it waxn't at CHS nominating Willkie at Student Convention it hasn't hit me yetl looking at myself in warm-ups seeing talent show of 1945 graduation made acting captain of golf team hasn't come yet 6th hour public speaking class Gil Shampaine's ties are you kidding? the Dump Nancy Lee graduation riding to school in Fleak's car graduation history class of '44 my first and last day of high school l'm still waiting Nancy Lee graduation when l graduate graduation having B. I. for Eng. the girls working in talent show. '41. '15 having date with a senior when a soph. term papers in science 'NAME Shirley Polack Ruth Vohs Bill Simmons Anita Zollman Charles Clark Betty Kerth Spike Werner Sue Ainsworth Dick Roth Billie Goldwyn Don Wachter Marion f'leint:e Pat Mayer Lois Mayer Helen Weichel Ellen Moscow Zoe Wise Ruth Sacks Ann Frauenthal Barbara Son: Claire Lee Schweich Annabelle Kesterson Myrtle Lowe Hubert Solomon Nancy Castrillion Sarita Loeb Ierry Lnsky Norma Lee Bishop Iohn Garnier Marvin Molasky Walter Frommer Bernice Berger Norma Lappeman lim Dreyer Nancy Lee lack Kaiser Barbara Bauer Sara Potashnick Crockett Leslie Clara Louise Flucke Elizabeth Withrow Sally Schiller we 95,8046 Out PET PBEVE Lois Mayer smoke in Dump cold weather kids who don't pick up their feet when walking Fleak's idea of fun 7th hours no cheroots at Dump onions on Medart's hamburgers dropping towel as I step from shower 7th hour getting up early a certain character with handpainted tie Shirley Polack Louis Shucart and his knife getting caught at Dump during class my face school L. Shucart's pushing and shoving kids who crack gum In library talking when others are speaking be left waiting primping in classes flunking subjects homework cigarette fumes in my face affected girls Pat Harrison getting up in the morning homework 7th hour 7th hours 7th hours homework Lee Smith Ed messing up my locker wooden stairs from stage to floor in the auditorium people who ask. what is your first name, Crockett or Leslie? being asked silly questions like this homework being called Sarah AMBITION trip around world in canoe with Lois finding Dump empty sing in Metropolitan Opera artist baseball player? back to West Point to hypnotize Nancy Lee to graduate legally get a degree nerve to trip person l don't like l7 credits live life of leisure tall blond Lt. taking trip around world with Shirley fly a B-29 get R. L. back home make football team! get a man be flrst served in the Dump doctor of surgery go on stage secretary or bookkeeper bookkeeper. untll get out of school fly in P-38 successful journalist play in big name band. ltubal who said thatll be an actress diploma make Phi Beta Kappa become electrical engineer go to college get a degree in psychiatry and argue with Miss Powell curing my hiccups Lee Smith go to California with Nuls to see a world free from fear and prosecution be a dancer kindergarten teacher journalist 63 BIGGEST THRILL AT CHS Lois Mayer ranking lst on Eng. Lit. test l never had any being in Student Council watching four graduations T. B. ex-rays finding teachers who were human passing French winning current events contest passing sociology I gownless evening straps too private to be told passing biology Shirley Polack having had the door of the Dump held open by that certain boy saying damn those Flies in the kitchenl first time Duby smiled at me vacation graduation passing Eng. Lit. in Ian. being initiated into Thespians Al Ruckman graduation throwing discus on track team letter in sports when the CLAMO l edited came off the press graduation lyes. sirll having my Kansas Tree accepted by Scribblers beating Maplewood, I3-O. 'M graduating Nancy Lee graduation day becoming a senior remembering Dave Sher's technique of being on the spot for CLAMO pictures being Football Queen of i943 Lee Smith Ed White. and the talent show first and last day can't decide graduating! graduation Club 45 T I eruice laafer The Service Roster Editor has tried to include the names of all former C. H. S. students now in the armed forces, but some omissions may have inadvertently occurred. Mail surveys have been made twice In an effort to obtain all names. All known names have been included as of April 15. ARMY Claude Abrams Edwin Abrams Harry Ackerman L. P. Ackerman Li Warren Agatstein . W. Alexander George E. Anderson Ray nderson Robert Aufrichti Sidney Autenrietlli Brewster Austin Donald Bach Gilber Balkln Stanley Baskowitz Girard Bauer Elmer Baumer Ted Ba er Bernarcl'Bearman loe Beavers Curtis Beene Stanley Belenson George Bell lll Francis Berger lrwin I. Biederman Abner Bleich Edward Bohlmann Elvin Bourgeois lack Bracken Claude Brennan. Ir. D. E. Brewer Hugo Brehm Iames M. Bright Elmer Briner Rudy Briner William Brown. lr. kxhn F. Brueggeman obert Buck Richard Buckley Marvin Burstone lulian Buschman ohn Campbell Roy Campbell Bill Case Charles gasey Frank Carver Ezra E. Carr. lr. Henry Chomeau William Clark Milton Cohen Iohn Coleman Charles Connor lohn Thos. Coon Bill Crelly Bill Cullinane Clarence Darnton Horace R. Davis. Ir. William Dazey Sol Davis Beverly Davis Garrett Deane Gerald Delany Howard Deschamp Marvin Diamond Roger Donk Robert Dovenmuehl Bill Drochelman Oliver Ehit: Marvin Ehit: losegh Edlin Lee dwards Thomas Eggers Charles Eisen Linn Elam Francis Ellis Ray Emmer Roger Enqlish Willard Epperson Norman Epstein Oscar Epstein. lr. Robert Epstein Alvin Extein Clifford Falzone Richard Fisher Michael Fisk larvis Fletcher Bill Francis Harold Franklin Harold Frenzel Howard Frink Frederick Freund Donald Frommer Raymond Friedman Milton Fry Melvin Gamm Robert Gamm lohn Gannett Raymond Gardner Scott Gardner Ffloyd Garlock George Garven Robert Garven Marvin Geiger Miller Geiger Milton Geiger Erwin Gemmer Richard Gleitman Frederick Goebel Em Galbreath awrence Glaser Eugene Goldlader Marvin Goldman Irving Goldstein Alexander Graebner Kenneth Graeler Raymond H. Granger Frarik Granzow Henry Grlesedieck, Ir. Valle Grossman Edward Guller David Gutman Paul Gusdorf Clarence Hackmann Leland Hackmann Lee Haclcmann Iohn Allen Haines Peter Hanson Linley D. Ham R. E. Harris Robert Hartmann Victor Hawkins Ben Heck Milton A. Hecht lack Heitman lrving Heller. lr. Dee O. Herrick George Herthel Robert B. Hicke Eugenia Hilmer Samuel Holtzman loe Holfman lohn E. Horst. lr. Frederick Howe Iacob Hugger lames Hugger Robert Hunter Hans lglauer Don lntrater H. Curtis lttner William lttner Robert Iacobsmeyer Harvey lablonsky Douglas leffrey Edward R. lones Edward W. Iones Harold Kaatman lerry Kaiser Donald Karl Elmer Keitel Henry Keiser Al Kerth. lr. Kenneth Kiefer Charles Kilgen lack Kilroy Walter Klick Karl Knarr Frank Koenig Phillip Kopley Marvin Kosky Melvin Kristiek Aaron Lander lean D. Landry Seymour Lapin Kenneth Larsen Perry Lasky Oliver Lange Forest Layer Roland Lea Sidney Levin Ted A. Lindner Ted Lindner Leonard Lipsutz Stephen Littlelleld Robert Lloyd Curt Lohr Ralph Lowenbaum Ill Benjamin Lowenhaupt gzseph Ludwig rew Luten Iohn C. Mackensen Richard Macrae William H. Macon Harry Parks Mammen Eack Martt ames Massey Monroe Mathes Ben May Charles May Gene Melman Clark McBurney Richard McGuerty Robert McNamara Richard McRae Iames Merrill Robert Mertz Allan Millner lames Moffat Richard Moore Iames Morris Berry Morton Robert Monsenfelder F. Edgar Moser. Ir. George Mutrux Robert Mutrux Eugene Nasle Beverly Nelson Vic Oehler Chester O den oe O'Keelle oseph O'Hanlon ack Oliver eal Oxenhandler William Painter Woodward Palmer Marvin Park Ambrose Perry William Peterson Ioseph Platte Robert Pollack Carlyle Pollock Robert Probst Max Putzel Allan Quicksilver Cordell Queatham William Ragon, Ir. Raymund Rausendorf Nelsen Reed William Reed Robert Reichardt William Rethmeier Thomas P. Riddle Norman E. Ritter Charles Rollins geek Rollins elson Rollins. Ir. Eric Ross Iames Roth Alex Rothman Louis Rothschild William Rothmeler Donald A. Ruth George Ryan Harold Sacks Ted Saks Charles Sargent George Sauerbrunn Ierome Sebastian Don Seeqer George A. Seiler Russell A. Sellenrlck Don C. Schleber Dr. Robert Schilling Robert Schirmer Harold C. Schulte Milton Schwartz Robert Schwartz Dick Schweig lules C. Schweig Martin Schweig. Ir. Ierry Scissors Charles Shapard Harvey Shapiro Paul Shatz Charles Shaw Iim Shaw Bennett F. Sher David Sher Don Shleber Robert Shiller Harold Sigololf William Silvermintz Warren Singleton Bob Smith Grllfith Smith Nick Soldo Sanford Sparks Kenneth Stack George V. Stelfens. lr. Donald Stewart Richard Stewart Phillip Stillman lrvin Stinson Nolan Stinson Louis Stockho Robert Stockho Melven Storch Don Storms C. Owen Taylor lack Taylor Paul Taylor Bob Terwilli er Morton E. Tgial Lewis Thomson Bill Thompson loseph Tripodi Claude Turner Erwin Tzinber William Lee lfpchurch I. R. Usher Harold Valerius gel: Vahlkamp uane Wagner Don Waldemar George Weaver George Weber Burton Weenick Howard Weil Arthur Weiss Kenneth Weiss Burton Wenneker George lBurtl Whitson Kenneth Wilhlte Arthur Willmann Harold Wipkt Walter Wipke Arthur Wissman Frank Wissmuth Robert Wltthaus Harvey Wittcolf Buzz ' Withington lohn Wolfe Franklyn Wollf Tom Wollf William Wolil' Ierome Wolkowitz Gerald Yaeger Bob Zell NAVY Don Abrams lames Allen Kemel Armbruster Courtland Ashby Bill Barlow Burman Batt Vogt Beautord Bonner Bell Richard Beste Bob Bliss Robert Bodine Clair Bourgeois Bob Brereton Don Brereton lack Brereton Harold Brill Robert Brlner Martin Bronfenbrenner :im Van Brunn ulius Busch Donald Camion Iohn F. Carton Kenneth Casey lack Case William Ghamberlain Durfee L. Combs limmd' Crowdus Pat arnton Calvin Davis gxhn Davis avid Dewoskiu Edmund Donk Robert Dunford William Eddy Donald Ellis lames W. Ellilf Chris Eppler Lyle Epsteln kck Eschllson obert Evans Irving Fausek. Ir. Eugene Feldman ohn O. Fellter ohn Ferrlng lmer E. Flck George B. Fisher. lr. Minor Fitzgerald Myron Fox games Frank . E. Freund Herbert Friedman Collett llackl Frost Miller Geiger Robert Glen: Edward Gllk Byrnad Goodman Stanley Graeser William Granes Ill David Grayson Lester Hackmann Glenn Halloran Richard hHanson Thomas atch Lionel Hencken Wllllam Hencken C. Allen Herpel George Herpel E-mel onigberg lllot Hueghy Robert Israel Milton lacobsmeyer Roland Iacobsmeyer Gordon Iaques, lr. lohn Iones Wilbur E. lones Stanle Katcher Glen Izellogg Huston Kellogg Robert Klrmse Robert H. Kilgen Berkley Kirschman Alvln Knoche Edward Kokesh Kenneth Kraeler Richard Krueger Don Kraus Lloyd Kuhnmuench Leslie Lacy Zeverly Lapin Ronald Lasky erry Levln ames Lorenz obert L nch Wallace IVlacLean Lloyd P. Marltz. Ir. ames Martin limes I. Martin ullan Mathes Don McAdams Tom McCary Mike McNalley Bm Merril lck Meyer !im Miller rwin Mintz George Montlgne. lr. Richard Moon Emor Moore lohn Moore Arthur Morrison, lr. Harold Moslnger Maurice Nelson Parker Nichols David Norton Robert Oksner lack O'Nell Wllllam Osborne Clark Pa in Rlchard lga ne Alan LoulsPler Richard Pier Blll Plaskett Allen Quicksilver Richard Rawlings Shackelford Reeder Bill Reinhardt Robert Reltz Russel Richardson eruice Robert Rosenheim ames Rubie ack Schewe Carl Schloemann Louis Schultz Al See er Ralph Neal Slnclalr Thomas Sklnker Richard Smallwood David Smith Ray Smith Clayton Spalding Thomas Spalding Bill Stein Larry Stern. Ir. Irvin Stinson George Streilf Charles Telle William Thomas Hardin Toalson Beauford V t lames Watew Albert Waldvogel Richard Walter Charles Weber Wilbur M. Welr Gene Weiss Robert Whitson Bob Wilson Robert Winchester C. C. Wolf. Ir. Robert Wunsch Sam Zivl MARINES Llllian Barron Harry Bearman Sol Bearman Arthur Dalton Emck Darnton lwood Dickinson lohn Fischer Charles Gulledge Manuel Halfner Burton Hanson Kenneth Hartnett Clarence Hurst Robert Klick William Keys Alvin Lssky Eugene Langan um Lieber allace Minkoff Bob Minner Robert Moser Richard Mutrux L. Hunt Papin Bob Reutner Harold Sachs Harry Salinger lames Spencer Gall Upchurch ARMY AIR CORPS lack Adams, Ir. Mitchell Agruss Edward Bearman Bill Beavers Milton Beck Stanley Belenson Charles Block Lee Brandenburger Palmer Branham lim Browning . Irving Camp ell Edward E. Carr Kenneth Castlllon lack Codding Norman Cohn Robert Dilon Richard Doty Robert Eggers Seymour elnsteln Robert E. Fitgzerald, lr. Robert Friday Sylvan Fr David Full'graI William Gill Gene Glenz Henr Griesedleck r. - I Clarehce Hackman lgoafer lohn Halloran SIBHIELHBICIQY lames artnett Iohn Harutun Stanley Hollander Donald Howard Clarence Hurst Kenneth Hutkins lxlnior loscarl Iacobsmeyer arren Iamison Harold Bert Katz Charles C. Kllgen. III Belt Koch r. Robert E. Koch Frank Koenig Robert Komer Earl Kram ohn Lamison ean D. Landry illy Liebersteln Stuart Litzinger George Lubke Alan uedlolf Kedric L nch W. H. Macon Alan B. Marlam Ral h Ma er L. McC'ourtney, lr. Neal McGrath Thomas Mize Lew Moeller. lr. Paul Moll Wyndham Monroe Daniel Moore Iames Moore Edwin Mueller Paul Murphy Robert Murph William Naughton Steve Nealon Philip F. 0'Brien. lr. Herbert Paskal Newton S. Pfetfer Newton Pfelfer William Phelan, lr. Eugene Platte weph S. Platte alter Platte C. W. Pollack Eames Polack . L. Raining, Ir. Irvin Raisher Frank Ray Arthur Recker Alec Rothman Bob Saks Simon Sawyer Hudson Schieber Philip L. Schuyler Arthur Schwartskopf Malvern A. Schwelg Earl R. Silver Sanford Sparks Frank Steele Phillips Stillman Art Strathman Steve Tebbets Lohn Thomson pencer Toalson A. H. Tumbrlnk Chester Tutty lohn I. Upchurch Eahn Vogt rwin Waldman F. B. Waldron George Warner Walter Warren Lloyd Watell Wilbur M. Weir Leroy Woodside Robert Wunsch Ray Wurst NAVY AIR CORPS Phillip Auer Robert Bassett August Elbrlng Zander Flhn Gene Geantll Dick Haas Bob Halferkamp Harold Holloway Frank Imboden Monroe C. Lewis William Portman Richard Raining lim Roberts Robert Ruth Harry Siegfried David Smith Raymond Smith Correl Striegel Tom Tidwell Robert W. Wilson Bob Vosburg Bill Weir Barton White Clllford Zell. lr. U. S. COAST GUARD Ray Baddock Warren Brodsky Edward Beyers Harold Gardner Robert C. Glenz Lee Hackman Harold W. Hoeh August Iablonsk George R. Kletzker Robert Oltsner Robert Roth Kenneth Seeger MERCHANT MARINE Eddie Blum kmes Fausek alph Glessow Terry loyce lfrom the Navyl lack Kaiser George Shirey Alvin Wolll' Marvin A. Wollf ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE Arthur Goldman Thomas Bante SPARS Beverly Geiger ARMY NURSE CORPS Virginia Hanna Sarah Walkowitz FACULTY AND STAFF Ford Bradley Virginia Cameron Howard Cummings Russell Devore Harold Dufur George Gruenlnger Earle B. Greene Ralph Harris Dr. Stanley Harrison Donald E. Iessop Hahn Leet obert Lemen II. D. Loudon homas cConnell Robert Relchardt George Stuber George Weigel Kenneth Zenge WACS Elaine Weiss WAVES Ruth Allene Finke Maury White CADET NURSE CORPS Betty Bradley Marilyn Daisy Iacqueline Sears I v .l4 , 4 g I Lk ill , , xiii Q , s ,,. . 3 'I' in I ff, Lx gr . I A 'M , 2 X N :gd Mx t . ' - , i , iJP firf is - wk rink!! ' 3 L ., - .'JlI,X lgv I was-w W -4 . M' Q M kk ' o -Aman. . ffo-' vii. fd. W 5 W 7 ,1- 3 ? . up G Q 34.5, 'sb B' Q 51 V, Mi ? 4 K, I ll .. X ,: in 1, gf ' i Y 1- , , H N I in M x-1 a I ? .. www 6 Q 4 I an 'E 5 ,:' ' -as-'f if W ' flf? fi -ws ' 3 QQ M . X5- fm 3 .... W 9. U I Nw 'fm mls' ix rv gif If 'lang' .' 'S A Ng006!Ay8,, and Ciilefov Qi, as 6 33,3 2551 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moore, who reeently sold the lunch room designated by students as the Dump, are shown in the upper photo. Lower photo shows Mr. and Mrs. Roe Robertson, new proprietors. lfaybe the first time you walked in the door, you didn't see what the kids saw in it-THIS DURIP. But soon you discovered the atmosphere was made up of a lot of things, things that became a part of Clayton High. There were the lNIoores-Elmer and VVinnie, who took such an interest in anything the boys and girls did, who were always ready to help you. lwaybe you hadn't thought much about something like kind- ness, but when you did, you knew the lkloores had it. But now they've left, because Nlrs. lkloore was ill, and another couple, the Robertsons, have taken it over. And there were other things about the Dump that you'll remember. The juke box screaming out hot tunes. waiting in line for hot-dogs or hamburgers, the smoke hanging in the air, the laughter, yells, noise of lunch hour and at three o'eloek, those people who played bridge in the back room, the cheery decorations of Christmas, the solemn air of exam cramming. And some- time youid sit there late, drinking a coke and talking to the kids and the lXIoores, or dreamily gazing at your one and only. Those singing ses- sions, remember, right before Christmas? NVhen the boys Came home from the service on leave. they'd Come to the Dump first. As one boy told lVIrs. lkloore, when she asked how his parents were, 'LUh, I haven't seen them yet-naturally, l came to the Dump tirstlu Every day there'd be a different uniform. There was something new in the Dump-that look of seeing boys you knew so well Coming back, not looking quite the same. 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