Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1951 volume:

Y, I' Lk 01 Q- ' . ,WW fr or , X -4- fr ,... Y ...- f i I ii- ff fir .if J x i, 3' , . . y xl .,4 4 ,. - - r. x , g :AQ , -li is I ,L 5? - ' 5 Ill 'q., l L .. ,ily -KN my . x A' ff ii . , ' Y-ui 'A V .A,', - ' -. .sri '- I In Q un. , Q -fy:-. 'M ' L, K., I':g'bQ a . I , ,. if . , 1-1 ' A .I 2 - 4.5 Aff o sr-'rfI'v',',--.eq a'1.,j-22-'fag 1.'5n,'nf'rf'1:4':ff,7', if fx Y' 1. gg 4 Vuwfff 1 -'fn ' ' an -ms- .5055 f J -f,, M ll 4? P .iv 1' if M3 ...gr f ' FI , ' . 4.2-.1 9 1 5 , . ,Q Q s' '- .lx Q Q.-:P N - K 5 A U I. Q3 ' 57- Ki. zu' . u 'I - 1- 'A , ' 5' , pf 95 flue Qlccmo 1 1 5 rem: Info V ltromclc.-1: 0 1 'W qw ff ? vuwnpd? ally 0 'YV 7 'F'f-qv xv A 511 W elayton gfigh School' I . Q , , f Q K f Q-' VA' 3' ' ., f . 23 f , ,vgq 1 5 1 , 'ff , ' X E xx . , 14 A' 'f ' Ai 3 4 I6 a ,Q . K., W ' if 3 'L Vs, I, , .f 5' w',,. a'1w 'M , 1 , Y 'VV ik? 2' -W ,A m , A ' J' f , 'fA, ' X I x 1, z Zac' g . ,. ' V . 4' ,I I' A A 'V sf mem ber 'PA wf Ui THE CLAMO 1951 Clayton Hzgh School Clayton, Mzssourz Edltor Assxstant Edxtor Make up Edltor Photo Techmcmn Photographer TYPISI Advertlsmg Manager Ass1stant Buslness Manager Asslstant ClfCUlat10n Manager Assxstant Rmhard Rose Arnold Goodman Maryorxe Frank Carl Zxmmerman Arnold Goodman Marlorle Frank Rxchard Rose Bob Schwemh Allan Schwartz Kxm Kramer Pat Colhns Judy Scallet Othe1s not on the sta who haze contrzbuted to the productzon of the 1951 Clamo are Amadee sta cartoonzet o the St Louzs Post Dzspatch john L Braclz en Superzntendent o the Clayton Publzc Schools O P Hzcks travelzng representatwe for Myers and Co pub lzshe1s and students Peter Elwns Barbara Goldman, Robert Leun lean Szlbergeld, and Gary Zuckerman 3 Rtcldllfd Rose Ar nold Goodman Y. z W 1 ? i, 1 . X nl X I s '. 1 V 1 ,- ' V dt 1. if 31:11 at I' B l '1 I ',. 'fKfff --af ' ' 0 U ' - NL V 1 I r' .Q gJ ,fa 0 I hnfvh? , 'f J 'Q h ' ,ra ' I Q 'L gy-f i E' aw' 's V -P. xlz,-O Y x 'V K! I 1, it A sku.-. Q l M ' ,V L Q ,fly f ,, , A ? 1 if x re l, 5' . I i ,, u 5 ' ' 3-. ' r 9' if 8 vw A . 7' i , Y , , 5 ' 1' f 2 Y u i 1 :Zi .539 R. y 7' X an 1 ,,,, 54. H H h A -4 'I . , -v fz , , - - '-- rs- ff 1 in MAA I Tis? if - I wg ff ' 11. ,L A S 'VZ W '- 4 , m lg if I ' I, 'irami .-2,1 r Vw 'll Y I A 1-- ' --.-.,,-f, ..! ., .I,T,',':5Tx1,1v,,!, . U' .1 'N,A,.,,,vf ,, A , .., .a:,,f:u Lv , , ,' 1 A- .. k,n .. N H C ywf flun- DR CARL L BYERLY DR CARL L BYERLY Dxrector of Specxal Servlces for the Clayton Pubhc Schools, has long held a posxtlon of hlgh esteem wxth the student body, one not surpassed by any faculty member Such respect ns not easnly come by It has a fxrm basns nn hls mterest m hxgh school students as a group and as mdnvxduals, m h1s frxendhness m casual conversations with students, and m hxs abnhty to solve student problems Students have come to look upon Dr Byerly as a frxend whose advxce and mterest stem from 1 desxre to see every student fulfnll hxs potentnlntxes In addxtnon, sxnce he xs not offncnally attached to the hlgh school, they feel that he ns better 1ble to lxsten to thenr troubles and com plannts wnth an objectxve eye, Students know that he always has thexr IIIICIESKS at heart He has come to be looked upon as a student spokesman m admmxstratnon dxscusslons Whxle he does not deal offncxally Wxth manv students, Dr Bverly informally chats w1th vxrtually all over the course of the school year He ns especlally close to the graduatmg class of 1951 smce he served as their prmcnpal at the n1nth grade Wydown School It xs because of hxs frnend lmess and because of the respect which students have for lum as a school admmxstrator and as a person that thus edxtlon of The Clamo ns dedxcated to hxm f. :-- ff .big W' Q51 S S? oreworcl A year in the life of a high school student is important because it represents a major period in his growth-the time when he begins to think and act for himself, when he meets new friends, and when he goes through a series of entirely new experiences. As such, it represents a year to remember. This yearbook is a compilation of happenings during the school year 1950-51 at Clayton High School. As the reader turns these pages, the phases of Clayton life should appear before his eyes. Every- thing-the football games, dances, classes, teachers, clubs, plays, the Teen Center, and the bull sessions --is here. 'Q ,W 6 'fcfq 'wp , . JZ 4 -.. Hsu gf, A I 5 if 11, a ', X -, , 0-'Ayr' .. yi 02951. :avid--f 'Wy Lap 4 QP hs.-'gn 5 Y , ' X if , sp ? A -...mmm .55 .f J' QXH N x Q, rf., Q my 'Ns- .AEP if ff I ! X XX f , g f fy X xg 7 ff!!! fN clwumotr catcon 160020 0 xl I 1 Qdcfavafaeo oafhletico n The Cl r N 'X css :J V5 0 'L -as .1 C3055 y.s9Yx 46 0 J 06' eockets as 5 gi socket -4 pas Y' 7 O'a'f M 1:2 S. ff K' 6 W4 X 11 si P' wi M ht, 4, 5 'aff' I by s ,A ilk .1 XA if 09 M35 Qt 41645 O50 5 4'-ff f 505 M e !5,ot'T A ii Q . ,. QU 1--A I A ' ' I ,f 'X Q-Q..!9'f lW clmmaotratwn JH fN .,..,L,..-- .i......i-f- III H A.:-5 ! n even though 15 n agernenti and mem gs lx S6100 speaker and as a P elayton School ibwtrcct uv1t1C5 lose 1nterCSf in hxgh Schocllaior kCeP5 keg a c h 1 adrnmxs Bracken fa sc 00 ohn L l h nanonal prornmence as 2 AS H Pubhc lx busy wrth sPeak10gaP1i he 15 most iarmlrar 'O the xg hotogf JOHN L BRACKEN students Carl L Byerly rs known for hrs frrendlmess and for hrs desxre to see students a ways open to students Many know hlm also as the f h Page Eighteen Supermlendent of School: l CARL L BYERLY Director of Special Serwcer .- ,A get what they need Hrs offrce 15 l at er of sophomore Carolyn Byerly The Clams, 1951 f Q . I . ' . ' D 1 him ' ' elayton gfcgh School N-is Carl B fhf hz urns C h Sch ares H0r P0ker fa O01 but 315 OIUY for h e Q I ced manner W0 for lmle det I e major acnv S Speak Hrchm ads mo all mes of CARL BURRIS mg has also g Hman with ,H the Sam gained hi 2 careful C 6 Prmczpal In a Hu fepuranon UOU5 A Y a to Remembe LU CI US GU ESE Amrtant Prmcspal Lucxus Guese deals dnrectly wrth numerous students ox er the course of a day m hrs posmon as vocatronal college and courses counselor Hrs trade mark ns the phrase Thls ns Mtster Guese from the hah skule used to ndentlfy hrmself when checkmg wxth parents of absentees Pace N nrfre 1 O Q...-A X ft 8 y.H- U , , . -.. . . , . , . if Q f t . . .. . , , - 1 r r r Y fi LILLIAN BEERS W Q Sindy Hall in Vfgf!f f'f'f MARGARET mom Ezzgfirb. Sflffdl Slzfffiei Hzznzarz Relaliom' Cfnb, HOWJARD DAVIS Senzor Clan Englirlo Student Cmnzril. C011 71 falling , , I SX, LOUISE DE ANGELIS MELITA DENNY ALICE DONALDSON SARAH DRITT Typing, gljofflmnd Latin, Biology Englifh, Speefb 11fNfZ76'771I1ffU Knit Club Ldlifl C1115 Dfbflf-f? Pepperf, Conmelirzg X Square Dafzring Club Na1iona!ForemIr League FWHM Team 0,5 HA Page Twenty 0 Av erzfarz -ini.-u ROLAND FENNER Mathematic! Book Room HELEN DYER Cafeteria Supervisor French ROLD DUFUR Fmfb Club Mechanical Drawing Pbyfzcal Ezfucarzon The Clamo, 1951 1 Q ,a ty f fir --M fUXN' DR. LEO GOWEIN' School Doftor Q i ... J up ,1 ! ff if-f' -2 lf , 4 5 A 'a 4 'Gd' 1 Q' 3 I3 as f jg 5 Yfxif IVILLIAM GREGG Ar! mf' R I I N CAROLYN HACKMAN Vofal Mmif Charm ' TA? iillml 4 H I SAJIUEL F, HALL NOLA HARRISON REGINALD HEYS ROBERT HOADLEY Indzutrial Am School None f011f'1MliIm, Slifidl Sflldiff Efzglzkb Clamo Slmlenz Pnblicazlofzf 5541023 C1115 IEAN HUTSON Healzh, Pkg riful Ednfalion Givl: Aflylelic Anofialion National Foremlc League jmzior Clan QQ! rwf Qrfff l ROBERT JAEGER l Spaniib Spanifh C lub BLANDFORD IENNINGS Engliib, Radio Lab Dramatic Guild National Tlyefpian Soriely A Ymr to Rcmsmbcr P age Twenty-Ong CATHERINE JONES Art WILUAM LANGTRY Mathematic: ? AWN Student Activitier Fund LELIA LEDBET1-ER Social Studie: Riding Club, Coumeling u uu i its up X Wi' JOHN LEET BETTY LITTON TOM McCONNELL BOBBIE MCNEAL Biology, Bayketbgll, T1-uk Home Economic: Physical Education Pliyfivdl Edfl-Cdfivfl Football, Baxeball G- A- A- C0-Spowvf wg JANET MORRIS Commercial CLARK MITZE Photography Club Clamo Band ANN MILLS' Pep Club World Hutory Latin Latin Club, Sophomore Clan P432 Twmfy-Two The Clarno, 1951 I li t . E. KEITH RICHTER WALTER RULON HELEN SMITH CATHERINE SORAGHAN A Yc o e Page Tw nty Tbrn '09 00 Xfpss xkoxgv N5 'QWW' .SMQQQS QXfn-510040 V, q Ni sg R 1' Xsexxmn N, 'Ny G, 'CY-xv 0 3.4 yy ' aglgsiff W 1 ffffff' ,-Cwe Gow' QXQQVL dw XLS X109 Fi wg, X Pa Xe T we nly-Foy r CGM- 'iave 699573 ILQQU I Q.. l bg 1+ '79 f in I 1 O01 orb 'ixse gem, o f-1 1 A51 Q. Tb ' e Cla I Ii + 111 I1 1 1 1 1 V1 1 1 1 1 1 5' 1 OFFICERS l '1'0e Eff B05 Ladd A-'xi me Kazenrfzfa Loy ,W 3 E be' gall Lo: O D129 :www dn' Page Twenty Six off bw M511 u 5 4 115 Helifmd KDE b-ff' af' Mt l,D0 G0 elcwo Qfstcero emor lcwo The center of acnvmes of the senior class offxcers under the leadershxp of Prestdent Edna Vhllramson, was on programs and detarls con nected wnrh the departure of the class of 51 from Clayton Hugh School Andmg nn this work were Vrce Presndent Sally Lorber and Secretary Treasurer Drane Drener Margaret Wolfe Dagen was chosen as class sponsor The group supervrsed the postmg of semor class ptctures rn the frames ln the mrddle hall helped to plan the semor assembly nn whxch students were able to express therr fmal atn nmg of graduatnon ceremomes In addxnon Edna as class presrdent was automatrcally enn tled to a seat on the Student Councxl umor laoo The jumor Senror Prom domrnated the thoughts of the yumor class exeamves as the commxttee consrsnng of President Mary Lou Wrllnamson Vrce Presndent Bob Ladd and Sec retary Treasurer Erlene Kallenbach led the group whnch presented the annual late sprmg dance Robert K Hoadley acted as class sponsor The plans for the dance were begun about the end of the frrst semester wxth the collectnon of jumor dues to fmance the dance and provnde the class wxth funds for nts treasury Mary Lou as chnef offrcer of the group was grven a seat on the Student Councrl and shared responsnbnlmes rn planning Freshman Orlentatlon Day Incrden tally her srster Edna rs semor class presrdent Sophomore laoo The sophomore group of offrcers frrst tned to ard tn gettmg therr classmates acclrmated to Clayton Hrgh and then planned the program to gnve the Wydown snxdents a prevrew through Freshman Onentanon Day of therr next school year The sophomores also planned a dance held followmg the basketball season to break up the dance drought whnch had occurred between the trme for the Football and Peppers' Proms Don Goldblum was the leader as presxdent, wnth Herb Serdel as understudy Barbara Bar nard was class secretary treasurer Miss Ann Mllls served as advrsor to the group Goldblum also was able to voxce sophomore opmlon by vrrtue of hrs Student Councrl seat The Ciamo, 1951 o ,aa 1 ff Qi, ' 6 ,MMM V'!l ref' lr I .. . v I . f M ' ' . K if if 7 - , u a X tudes toward the school, and assisted in the plan- ' 1 If 1 , , ' '- s WJ' . Y D 1. , . FF ' , I ' Cf? . . . Y , , Y . - . , I x - ' ' i' , ' . . . . , . enwro Qeport enior Qlaoo DICK AACH PEEVE: Monday 8:40. THRILLZ Friday 3:30. AM- BITION: Work a physics problem. French Club 2, 3, 4g jazz Club 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 2g Square Dancing Club 43 Science Club 3 4' Vigilantes 2 3 4 Dramatic Guild 4 Track 3 4 BOB ACKERMAN PEEVE Big shot girls THRILL Kicking extra points in yr sr game AHBITION Get a suntan rn track Vigrlantes 3 Football 4 Track 3 4 ' a STEVIE ASCHEMEYER PEEVE Hypocrites THRILL Swimming at Shaw Park in February AMBITION Collect bird calls in Africa National Honor Society 3 4 P p Club 2 3 4 Human Relations Club 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Teen Center Board 3 4 Sec 4 Riding Club 2 3 4 Music Appreciation Club 2 3 4 Peppers 2 Orchestra 2 Vigilantes3 GAA 2 3 4 SIDNEY AXELBAUM PEEVE The dirty five Clamo Staff 3 4 Pep Club 3 Human Relations Cllb 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Major Production 4 V1gr1antes3 Dramatic Guild 2 3 Track 2 3 JERRY BADER PEEVE Sarcastic teachers THRILL Censored AM BITION Be princrpal of CHS Student Council 2 4 Vigilantes 2 3 C Club 4 Football 7 4 Varsity Basketball 2 4 Baseball 3 4 LOIS BAKKER PEEVE Chasing busses and missing them THRILL Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Bowling Club 3 4 Skating Club 2 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 3 4 Band 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 JOANNE BARTEL PEEVE Being called joan THRILL Making Honor Society as a yunior AMBITION Live to see new school National Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club Z 3 Latin Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Production2 3 4 Three OClock Club 2 3 Library Board 3 Annual Production crew 4 GAA 3 4 SHIRLEY BARTON PEEVE My initials THRILL Being dropped on head by tender Barry AMBITION Be neat like Arnold Goodman Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Capt 4 Music Appreciation Club 2 3 4 Jazz Club 3 4 Square Dancing Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Manor Pro duction 2 3 4 Vxgrlantes 2 3 Dramatic Guild GAA 2 3 4 Varsity Volleyball 2 3 Var ity Baseball 2 3 Football Queen 3 Tb Clmm 1971 ' - A' If ' ' .- 2. 1 . i I 1 i - ' . I I It , 1 ' 5 .I , X ' i . ' , 3 b e , . 3 .M , . ' ' l l A ' 'I I- l I , 5 Y, 3: 42 I Q , 1, Y 4: H Q . I fl 3 L.H.E. iAMBITl0N: visit Mexicof ' D I C . A ,v 2, I 5 , , 2 xp X IPAQ I ' 4 4 3 X 3' f f Al , , sl ' X . . . , , g ' , g s' '- ' ax Q , L - 1 1 li L' 1 1 - A Yrnr fu Remember JACK BAUM PEZVE First hour chorus THRILL Working spots in inter school assembly AMBITION Graduate Bowling Club 2 3 4 v p 4 Skating Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Major Production 2 3 4 Track 2 EILEEN BECKERMAN PEEVE Forsyth Bus THRILL Going to Los An geles AMBITION Go to U C I. A Pep Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 Peppers 4 Knitting Club 2 Chorus 2 Vigilantes 2 3 Dramatic Guild 2 DEL BELCHER PEEVE People THRILL 1949 undefeated football team AMBITION Stay a civilian Student Council 2 3 4 v p 4 Pep Club 4 Science Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 pres 4 Chorus Mayor Production 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 pres 4 Football 2 3 4 ccwcapr 4 Track2 3 4 JOYCE BENSON PEEVE Senior privileges THRILL Being Talent Show Director AMBITION Make an average of all 4 s in life National Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Scribblers 3 4 Human Relations Club 4 National Forensic League 2 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Chorus Major Production 2 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 pres 4 National Thespian Society 3 4 Annual Production crew 2 3 4 Penthouse Play cast 2 crew 3 Senior Play crew 4 Talent Show cast 2 asst director 3 director 4 GAA 3 4 EMILY BETTMAN PEEVE Mr Guese THRILL Jer AMBITION Own a mare Pep Club 2 3 Human Relations Club 4 French Club 3 4' Latin Club 2' Peppers 2' G.A.A. 2' Varsity Hockey 2 HAROLD BLATT PEEVE: Mr. jaeger's pitchure . THRILL: Lefton's secret ambition. AMBITION: Be a Gryear man at C.H.S. Entered as a junior from Todd School Woodstock Illinois. Human Relations Club 4' Spanish Club 3 4' Square Dancing Club 4' Vigilantes 3' C Club 3 4' Tennis 3 4 cocapt. 4. BABS BOEGER PEEVE: H.H.S. THRILL: Mr. Leer. AMBITIONZ Hear B. F. praise DAD. Pep Club 2 3 4 treas. 4' Latin Club 2' Peppers 2 3 4' Square Dancing Club 4' Future Teachers of America 4' Library Board 3' Dramatic Guild 3 4' Talent Show crew 3g G.A.A. 2, 3, 4' Varsity Hockey 2 3, 4' Varsity Baseball 2. IREN E BOWLING PEEVE: Mary Kauffmann. THRILL: Mrs. Morris's typing class. AMBITION: Sit on Uncle Miltie's left knee. Pep Club 2, 33 Peppers 2, 3, 43 Square Dancing Club 39 Chorus 2, 3g Chorus Major Production 2, 3: Three O'Clock Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 3, 4. K -19 JOAN BURY PEEVE Murphys chemrstry lab THRILL Travelmg rn the East AMBITION Get through college wrth average grades Clamo Staff 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Human Rela trons Club 4 I.atm Club 2 Camprng Club 2 Musxc Appreclatron Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Knrttmg Club 2 Square Dancrng Club 4 Orchestra 2 Chorus 3 4 Chorus Mayor Production 3 4 Lrbrary Board 2 Dramatxc Guild 2 3 4 National Thespran So crery 4 Annual Productxon crew 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 4 Talent Show cast 2 GAA 2 3 4 DIANE CADLE PEEVE HHS THRILL 1950 Football Queen ?1MBITION Red brrck house wrth whrte pxcket ence Pep Club 2 3 4 pres 4 Spamsh Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Chorus Major Productron Vrgxlantes 3 D ramatlc Gulld 3 4 Talent Show 3 Football Queen 4 RUTH CASTILLON PEEVE Emily Pellet THRILL Attending Grrl s State AMBITION Have my own car Band 2 3 Three Oclock Club 2 RON NIE CATANZARO PEEVE Not bemg able to attend new hrgh school THRILL Makmg at hd ouc own my sophomore year AMBITIOIX Pass physrcs test Combmed u 1 nxor and semor year Federalxsts 4 L atm Club 2 4 Teen Center Board 4 Bowlx C ng lub 2 4 Campxng Club 2 Sltatxng Club 2 4 Photography Club 2 4 v p 4 Square Dancmg Club 2 4 Scrence Club 4 Football 2 4 Sophomore Basketball 2 Track 4 BARBARA COHEN o sow down traffrc between buxldmgs THRILL Guy from WU AMBITION Get good enough grades at Mrzzou to transfer to W Pep Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Peppers 2 3 4 G A 2 3 4 ELAINE COHEN PEEVE Walter Shrfrm hrttrng me rn the head ln study hall THRILL Gettmg the car 3 days rn a row AMBITION Run CHS for a day Nanonal Honor Socnety 3 4 P C ep lub 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Chorus Mayor Productron 2 Vrgrlantes 2 3 GAA BILL COHEN VE Keeping rn Trammg THRILL Runnrng over a teacher AMBITION Put duals on a Cadlllac Student Council 3 jazz Club 3 Vxgrlantes 2 3 C Club3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 PEE PAT COLLINS PEEVE Insmcere people THRILL Gettmg the paper out on ume AMBITION Dance wrth Mc Connell Clamo Staff 3 4 cnrculanon mgr Pep Club 2 3 4 pubhcrty mgr 3 sec 4 Current Events Club 3 Human Relatrons Club 4 French Club 2 3 4 Teen Center Board 3 4 membership chanrman 4 Musnc Apprecxatxon Club 2 3 4 Jazz Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Kmttmg Club 2 Square Dancing Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Productlon 2 3 4 Library Board 2 Vrgrlantes 3 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 recorder 4 Natxonal Thesplan Society 3 4 An nual Production cast 3 crew 4 Senxor Play crew 4 Talent Show cast 2 3 crew 4 GAA 2 3 4 Varsrty Hockey 2 4 Varsrry Volleyball 2 3 at--vm 'F I The Clumo 1951 v I Y Y 3 l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I v Y 1 1 - I I I I I I - - - I I I I I I - I I I I I 1 45 I I I I I. . D I I I I . ' , ' I V I -I I I I I Q ' I 1 I I g I I I I I I I PEEVE: People wh l U ,Q I I I I I I I .A. . , , . I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 , , . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I 'I I I I - I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 5 I pw , 1 I v 1 I I N559 V' I I I I ' I I I I ' I I I I I I - - - I I I N I I I - I A Y rv Io Rcmcmbf-r BOB COMPTON PFEVI' H 10 TIIRILI Hoadley AHBITION Gct Hoadleys address book Pep Club 7 Skatrnp., Club 3 Chorus Cho us Major Protluctron 7 3 ADEI E COOLEY PITVI' People sayrm, H1 you all THRIIL Mov rn to the beeg, Cnty A HBITION Acqurre Yaan keey accent Entered as a mrd term yumor from Central Hrgh School Memphrs Tenn Pep Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Rrlmz Club 4 Peppers 4 Knrttrng Club 4 Dramatrc Gurld 4 G A 3 4 NANCY COPE PEEVE Mrs Smrth THRILL Oct 9 AHBITION Have another Oct 9 Pep Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 sec 4 Muslc Apprecratron Club 3 4 jazz Club 3 Square Danc mg Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Produc tron 2 3 4 Dramatrc Gunld 3 Annual Productron crew 3 Talent Show crew 3 GAA 2 3 4 Varsrty Hockey 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsrry Volleyball 2 3 4 Varslry Baseball 3 4 ROY CREWS PEEVE Latin THRILL Graduatrng AHBITION Make phys ed teachers do calrsthenrcs Three OClock Club 2 3 v p 3 RONALD DAHLMER PEEVE Babyface McConnell THRILZ 1950 football prom AMBITION Go bear huntmg rn Alaska Pep Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Bowling Club 3 Square Dancrng Club 3 4 Chorus 7 3 Chorui Mayor Productron 2 Lrbrary Board 2 Vxgrlantes 2 3 4 Dramatxc Guxld 3 CAROL DANIELS PEFVE Berng called Bug THRILL Yet to come AMBITION Become a lawyer Entered as a lunror from Webster Groves Hrgh School Webster Groves Mo 'i Pep Club 3 Bowlrng Club 3 Chorus 3 Ch0YU5 Mayor Productnon 3 JEAN DANZIGER PEEVF People who are always late THRIII Florida A HBITIOIN Mrs Entered as a semor from Senn Hugh School Chrca o Human Relatrons Club 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Peppers 4 Wll LIABI DALSTER PFFVE Absence excuses THRILL Dmnsz a hydramanc Pontrac AMBITION Square dance lrl-.e Bug Mac Three OClock Club 2 3 MARY DAVIS PEEVE Parrlal teachers THRILL Fnrst arrplane flxght AMBITION Be a doctors vufe Pep Club 2 3 4 Latxn Club 2 Musrc Apprecratlon Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 4 Chorus 2 3 Chorus Mayor Production 2 3 Llbrary Board 3 Dramarxc Guild 2 3 4 Annual Produc non crew 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 Talent Show crew 3 GAA 2 3 4 Varsrty Hockey3 4 Varsrtv Volleyball 2 3 Varsnty Baseball 2 3 DIANE DIENER PEEVE Yearnmg THRILL Learnmg AHBITIOA Earnxng Student Councxl 3 4 corres sec 4 Class Sec 2 4 Pe Club 2 3 4 Scrrhblers 2 3 4 Debate 2 Natxonal Forensic League 2 3 4 sec 3 French Club 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Skating Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Dramatlc Guild 2 3 4 sec 4 Natnonal Thespnan SOCIETV 3 4 Annual Production cast 2 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 4 Senior Plav crew 4 Talent Show crew 2 cast 3 GAA 2 3 4 ROGER DIERBERG PEFVF Grrls who smoke THRILL Graduating AMBITION Make Dhys ed teachers run l aps Eowlmi Club 4 Three OClock Club 2 3 Base a 3 IRENE DORAN PEEVE Coodnrght Irene THRILL Sept I1 1950 AMBITION Lxve rn Carmel bv the Sea Pep Club 2 3 4 Human Relatrons Club 4 Permers 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 4 Penthouse Pla cr 3 MARLENE EISSLER PEEVE People who dont laugh at my rokes THRILL 1950 Omega Dance AMBITIONI Be a lady wrestler Pep Club 2 3 4 v p 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Knnttmg Club 2 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus 'Manor Produc tlon 2 3 4 Vlgrlantes 2 Dramatic Cuxld 3 4 P enthouse Play cast 3 Talent Show crew 3 GA A 3 PETE ELVINS PEEVE Walkmg THRILL Talking AMBITION Squawlung Student Councul 4 Clamo Staff 3 4 Scrxbblers 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 treas 3 v n 4 Bowhng Club 2 3 4 Musrc Aporecratnon Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Vrzrlantes 2 3 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 Narmnal Thespxan Soclety 3 4 Annual Production ca t 3 4 Semor Play crew 4 Talent Show crew 2 cast 3 4 CHARLES ESCHENBRENNER PFFVE Square dancing wuth Babyface THPILL In Sambo: shop class AMBITION Be a craftsman Bowlmz Club 2 3 Three OClock Club 2 3 Track 4 MARTY FELDMAN PEEVE People who step on my boots THRILL Gxllum AMBITION Shnrley Barton you know EepbClub 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Latm Club 2 Spanrsh u 3 Band 2 Orchestra 2 Vlgllantes 2 3 Da mauc Gunld 3 4 The Clnma, I as 951 4 . . xy p- ' . .. 1 V. , . .us ' ' Q , . ,I I :L 'A H ,I 1 , : - C 1 l .H I . , . . 9 1 ' :P I v ew gG.A.A. 3, 4. 2' I4 . . .. ' .. , V.: . .l I Q -3 ' .: 1 ' , I lt V :bl ,L fa r- A 3 r - Xin ez' A Y nr Io Rclnvmbe LORRAINE FINK PEEVE: Ruth Castillon. THRILL: july 4, 1950, AMBITIONZ Find the right fellow. Bowling Club 33 Peppers 35 Band 2g Three O'Clock Club 2, 3. JUDY FINKLE PEEVE: 4th hour phys. ed. THRILL: Almost being cheerleader for 3 years. AMBITION: Get on the good side of McNeal. Clamo Staff 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Human Relations Club 4' Spanish Club 3 4 v.-p. 4' Peppers 2 ' Chorus 2 3' Vigilantes 2 3' Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 CLAIRE FITTGE PEEVE Oooooooh Frttge THRILL Going to co lege AMBITION Build tunnel to the Dump Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Bowlxng Club 3 4 Camprng Club 2 Peppers 2 3 4 Knittxng Club 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 3 4 Chorus Chorus Maior Production 2 Vrgilantes 2 3 GAA BEA FITZGERALD PEEVE Our street lamp THRILL The Southland AMBITION Abolish phys ed Pep Club 2 3 Spanish Club 4 Bowling Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Production 2 3 4 Dramatic Guild 4 ANN FLAMMER PEEVE Not being able to take the car to school THRILL Walking on a golf course with B B AMBITION Date J B again Entered as a junior from Soldan Blewett High School St Louis Mo Pep Club 3 4 Skating Club 3 4 Riding Club 4 Peppers 3 4 Chorus 3 Chorus Mayor Production 3 Future Teachers of America 4 GAA 3 4 Varstty Hockey 4 Varsity Volleyball 3 4 Varsity Baseball 3 4 JEAN FORD PEEVE 6th hour library THRILL Being GAA president AMBITION Outlaw all homework and finals Pep Club 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Riding Club 2 Music Appreciation Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Library Board 3 Dramatic Guild 4 Annual Produc tion crew 4 GAA 2 3 4 pres 4 Varsity Hockey 2 3 4 capt 4 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Varsity Volleyball 2 3 4 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 BUDDY FORRESTER PEEVE Women drivers THRILL Riding in submarine AMBITIOIN Be a deep sea diver Square Dancing Club 4 Band 2 3 4 pres 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 MARJORIE FRANK PEEVE Hard desks THRILL Clamo AHBITION Get the car for which l have the keys Entered as a mid term yunxor from Soldan Blewett High School St Louis Mo Clamo Staff 4 Current Events Club 4 Scrnhblers 4 Human Relations Club 4 Teen Center Boatl 4 Music Apprecratton Club 4 jazz Club 4 Drag-,gmc Guild 4 National Thespxan Society 4 Arnual Pro duction crew 4 Clayton Brochure 4 , , . , , 3, 4, t , 1 , , , - 1 ' . : ' l- ,I , 1 ' , 9 ' I I , 1 9 I , , 1 . ,I 1 I I I , 1 2: 1 y S - - - 2, 3, 4. . , Q ' I: ' , 1 , , 9 I I 3 I. .I , I 1 , . 1 J - ' 1 ' 4 , . . . - , 9 , 1 I I 3 , 1 1 I 5 I I 9 - - . , I 5 1 1 2 , . I , I, I: ' , , 1 ' ' 1 fn: I L , . 1 I . ' . Q . , 1 I I. Production 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers of America 3, 43 ' 1 - . - I , , . 9 ' I , , , . L I , . 1 1 1 Q i , - : ' . : ' ' ' a ' 1. - ' 3 , , . . 9 :if ' ' ,. ,,..I , . , . T 3 1 ' 3 Sa ' . . ' 7137? - - - Q 3 .' A I 71 'I L A ' ' 2 . . I Mil Q . L' T' SHIRLEY FRANK PEEVE Snow bound THRILL Wmnnng a trip t Cleveland AMBITION Lxve through Mr Murphys Chemistry class and pass Pep Club 3 Skatnng Club 2 Future Teachers f Amer1ca4 Vlgllantes 2 3 Dramat1cGu1ld 2 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 BETTY FRENKEL PEEVE john L THRILL 3 30 AMBITION Burn Engllsh Llt notes Pep Club 2 3 4 Human Relatlons Club 4 Na tlonal Forensic League 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 sec 3 Latm Club 2 3 4 Campmg Club 3 Muslc Ap precxatron Club 4 Jazz Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Chorus Mayor Productxon 2 Vngnlantes 2 3 Dramatxc Guild 2 3 4 National Thesplan Socrety 4 Annual Producuon crew 2 3 cast 4 Pent house Play crew 2 3 4 Senxor Play crew 4 Talent DON GILDEN Show crew2 3 4 GAA 2 ELAINE GARDNER PEEVE The exam schedules THRILL My summers at Waukazoo AMBITION Go to Army Navy foot ball game Pep Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 ores 4 Peppers 2 3 4 sec 4 Kmttxng Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Producuon 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 PEEVE Smiling Alice Donaldson THRILL Three Mrs Dagen Pep Club 2 3 4 Human Relatxons Club 4 Debate 4 Natronal Forensxc League 4 French Club 2 3 4 LEONARD GLASER Vrgxlantes 3 Dramatic Guxld 2 3 4 RADINE GINES PEEVE Unfrxendly people THRILL Ftrs! kiss AM BITION Be a dancer Clamo Staff 3 4 French Club 3 Rxdxng Club 2 G A 2 3 LOIS GLASER PEFVE Sarcastnc teachers THRILL Semor year AMBITION Get out at three o clock French Club 3 4 Spanish Club 4 lazz Club 4 Photography Club 2 Square Dancxng Club 4 Scxence Club 3 Dramatlc Gulld 4 Annual Production crew 4 Baseball 4 Track 3 PEEVE Not bemg able to thmk of a oeeve THRILL Belng absent for one month AMBITION Be absent for mo months PpClub2 3 4 Pepners2 3 4 Band? 3 4 llbrarlan 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dramatic Guxlrl 3 4 Annual Productlon crew 2 Penthouse Play crew 2 3 Talent Show crew 2 LOU GLASER PEEVE Sarcastlc teachers THRILL Scormg decxd mg ponnt m soph freshman basketball game AM BITION Play college football Band 3 4 Vlgllantes 2 C Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 varsxty 4 Track 2 3 4 The Clnmo 1951 1 - . : ' ' ' o . ' Y . 1. . I 3 . r O 1 1 S 1 1 Q t 1' 1 1 ' 3 - 1 I ' , 1 1 Q - 1 A 1 l , 1 5 . . . 2 - , I: .. , 1 5 - 1 1 z - 1 1 I Q , , g . . . . 1 1 5 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' : . , 1 1 1 I - - - 1 1 - great years at C.H.S. AMBITION: Psycho-analyze . , ' S. l ln a u . , , 2 1 1 1 - , 9 1 ' ' : .A. . , . . : ' 2 , 1 I H. . L . 1 Z - -C 1 1 2 . . 1 .. . . ' : . . . : ' ' 2. . L ' 3 1 1 - , a ' ' Q l , 1 s 1 1 S 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 PEEVE Negativism Wi DAVID GOLDBERG PEEVE Girls who wear skirts THRILL Graduating from CHS AMBITION Cross my legs like Mr jaeger R lations Club 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Bowlin Human e Club 2 Vrgilantes 2 3 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 National Thespian Society 4 Annual Production cast 2 4 Senior Play crew 4 Talent Show crew 4 C Club 3 4 Tennis 2 3 Golf 4 BARBARA GOLDMAN THRILL Getting five dragon als AMBITION You know Clamo Staff 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Scribblers 3 4 Human Relations Club 4 Debate 3 4 National Forensic League 3 4 sec 4 Music Appreciation Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Vigilantes 2 3 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 National Thespian Society 3 4 Annual Production crew 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 2 3 4 Senior Play crew 4 Talent Show crew 2 3 ARNOLD GOODMAN PEEVE Tearing tear and share paper THRILL Sharing tear and share paper AMBITION Need 66 postage for gyp slips Clamo Staff 2 3 4 yearbook asst editor 4 Human Relations Club 4 Debate 2 National Forensic League 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Bowling Club 2 3 Skating Club 3 4 Music Appreciation Club 4 Jazz Club3 4 Photography Club 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Vig1lantes3 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 v p 4 National Thespian Society 3 4 Annual Production cast 2 4 crew 2 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 2 3 4 Senior Play crew 3 4 Talent Show crew 2 4 cast 3 Golf 3 4 Clayton Brochure 3 4 PETE GOODSON LL Working AMBITION Die a sudden death Entered as a junior from St Louis University High School St Louis Mo Cheerleader 3 Music Appreciation Club 3 jazz Club 3 Talent Show 3 PEEVE Life THRI DON GRANNEMAN PEEVE: Square dancing with Big Mac. THRILL, BOOP!!! AMBITION: Drive race cars. Bowling Club 2' Vigilantes 3' Baseball 3 4. GARY GUSTMAN PEEVE' Tom McConnell's phys. ed. THRIL L: Cen- sored. AMBITION: Win a Minnesota speed boat race. win Club 2 3 4 v p 2 pres. 3 4' Skat'ng B g .- . u 2 3 4, ec. v.-p. 3 pre. . A Your to Remember JOE I-IABERTHIER PEEVE' People who say one thing and do another, ' ITION: THRILLZ Passing English with R. K. AMB Pronounce Ha'h Sl-rule the way Mr. Guese does. 4' Chorus Major Production Debate 4: Chorus 2, 3, 3 3, 43 Vigilantes 4. DONNA HAFERKAMP r .. dr Helen Hamilton Smith. THRILL: Foot games and prom. AMBITION: See McConnell coach girls' hockey. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Bowling Club 2, 33 Peppers 2, 3, 41 Knitting Club 2, 33 Square Dancing Club 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Chorus Major Production 2, 3, 43 Librar Board 23 Vigilantes 2, 33 G.A.A. 23 Varsity ' 3 ball 1 Y k 2 3 4 cocapr 3' Varsity Basketball 2, , Hoc CY , , , - . , 43 Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 4. MARY HARTENBACH PEFVE Mr Leet THRILL Oct 9 AHBITION Prove Fung: rs unfarr Pep Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Rrdmrz Club 2 3 Musxc Apprecratron Club 3 Peppers 2 3 4 Squ re Dancmg Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Productron 7 3 4 Lrbrary Board 3 Dramat1c Gurld 2 3 4 Talent Show crew 3 GAA 2 3 4 Varsxry Basketball 2 3 4 Varsxry Volleyball 7 3 4 Varsrry Baseball 7 HENRY HEBELER PEEVE Monday 8 40 am THRILL Frrday 3 30 pm AMBITION June 7 7 30 pm Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 Current Events Club 4 pres 4 Scrlbblers 3 4 Federalrsts 4 co charrman 4 Human Relatrons Club steermg com mrttee 4 Debate 3 4 Natronal Forensic League 4 Latm Club 2 3 4 consul 4 Bowlrng Club sec treas 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Band 2 Orchestra 2 Dramatrc Gurld 4 Football 2 3 Sophomore Basket ball 2 Clayton Brochure 3 4 MARILYN HOLTZMAN PEEVE Boys who talk about thnngs they know noth mg about THRILL Haven t had rt yet AMBITIOIN Sublrmatron Entered as a yunror from East Alton Wood Rrver Hugh School Wood River Illrnoxs Pep Club 3 4 Human Relatrons Club 4 Skatmg Club3 4 Peppers3 4 Knrttmg Club 4 Vrgrlantes GA34 PAT HOWARD PEEVE 7 30 am THRILL Yet to come AMBI TION Get a 4 rn Englrsh Lrt Entered as a semor from Columbus Hrgh School Columbus Ga Orchestra 4 CAROL JAMETON PFEVE My lrttle srster THRILL Hxmmm AMBITION See H H S smrle Pep Club 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 3 Skatlng Club 4 Rxdmz Club 2 3 4 pres 4 Muslc Apprecratron Club 7 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 4 Knrttmg Club 4 Square Dancrng Club 4 Band 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 mgr 4 Vrgrlantes 3 Dramarxc Guild 3 4 Annual Productmon crevs 4 GAA 7 3 4 Varsrry Hockey 2 3 4 Varsrry Basketball 3 Varsrry Baseball 3 MARY ANN KAUFFMANN PEEVF Irene Bowlrncz THRILL 3 years at CHS AMBITION Slt on Uncle Mrlues right knee Student Councxl 3 Peppers 4 Chorus 2 Chorus Major Production 7 Three O Clock Club 2 G A A 4 CAROL KELLMAN PEEVE Clayron High School THRILL Leavmq rt AMBITION Blow rt up Pep Club 7 3 Human Relatrons Club 4 French Club 3 3 4 Peppers 7 3 4 Dramatic Gu1lrl7 4 Annual Procluctlon crew J 4 Penthouse Plly crew 7 GAA 2 JACK KELLEY PEEVE An ant1Tecl Wrllrams fan THRHL Graduatmg AMBITION Graduate from hlch school Bowlmg Club 7 Skatmg Club 3 4 football 3 Baseball 3 4 Thr Clrlmo 1931 'I I . . I . . I I 1 I , I. I: ' L 'Q 1 3 I 1 , 1 Q 4 I 1 I 1 1 1 I I II -. , 1 1 I , . 1 I 1 V - . , . 1 I - 1 1 1 -1 1 1 ' 1 2 , : . . 2 ' , 3 fs 1 . , : , 1 . . . 3 . 3. I. . 1 I, Q , - AI 1 .. 1 ' . 1 1 . I: I , 1 Q 1 1 - S ' ' 1 1 - t 1 1 . 1 I I. L 1 3. 41 Dramatrc Guxld 3, 43 Penthouse Play crew 33 .A. , , . . - 1 ' ' . : ' - - -m. - . 1 ' , 1 ' Q -, . 1 1 .1 1 1 , . , . 1 . ,L . 1 'IQ - - - -1 1 1 ' . . 1 1 I . 'f' ' A - me ' ' Pl 3 1 , . 1 . ij M .4 .. . ', . . ' ' -, ,Q ' LI ' -...: -,..-1 -.3, - ' ' fy , -. I1 , , ' . .l: . ' 1 , ' 'V f'. .3 . -H v Av v il m ly EARL KESSLER 1'1fEV1f1 The guys who know it all. T11R11.1.' Bt-ing: a tharter member of the Rosebury gang. A.lIli1TIO.X': Become an M.D. Latin Club 2. Vigilantcs 2, 31 C Club 3. 'li Baslxct- ball 2. 3, 4. VBfS1Iy' 3, 43 Baseball 2. 3. 4, PETER KIRSCHTTN PEELIP Latin THRILL Bum, fxrt tn lunth lnc A HBITION Drlve a frre enum: Hlfh srrgn blastxn MIMI KISTENMACHI' R Pfl'V1' Snobs '1'11R11L Wall AlI131T1U'X B a derp sea drvcr Student Counul 4 Pep Club 2 3 Punch Club 7 3 4 Skating Club 7 3 4 Musrc Apprcclatlon Clu 4 Peppers 7 3 4 Knrttmg., Club 4 Squarn DJFICIHL Club 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 sec 4 Lrbrary Board Dramatlc Gurltl 2 3 Talent Show Cast 3 CAA 2 3 4 Varsrty Hockey 4 Varsxty Volleyball 2 3 Varsxty Baseball 7 SHEILA ANN KNOPH PEFVF Bemg called short stuff THRIII Bemr muted to lr sr prom m sophomore year AHBI TION Bu a lady clrcus barl-:Cr Pup Club 7 3 4 Scrlbblers 2 3 4 Human Rcla Irons Club 4 frcnch Club 4 Rlrlnnx., Club 3 4 sec 4 Musxc Apprecnanon Club3 Peppers 7 3 I Square Dancnng Club 3 Chorus 7 Chorus Muor Prorluctron 7 3 Vnpllantcs 4 Dramatnt bulltl 3 4 Pcnthousc Play Qrcw 7 Talent Show trgw A 3 MARY LEE KNUDSTAD PFTVE Truck drrvers who whlstle at grrls THR111 Gomgu to Mexico AMBITIOIN Bc a famous artrst Pep Club 7 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Slxatlna, Club 2 Rldlflll Club 2 Peppers 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Chorus 7 Chorus Major Proaluctlon 2 Future Teach ers of Amerxca 3 Dramatlt Guxltl 3 4 Annual Protluctlon crew 3 4 Talent bhovx crew 3 GAA IRENE KOMEN P1-fVf Harold Blatt saylnl., Cootlnrlght lrcnc R111 Cuttm lunch lnnz vuthout bun cauLht AllB1'11ON Gct excusctl from showcrs 1n h s cl Peppers 2 3 4 VlL,lldHfCS 7 3 4 Dramar rd 7 3 SUE KOOPMAN PFFV1' HHS THRILI Football prom of l950 AHBITION Be an alrlrne hostess Pep Club 7 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Peppers 3 4 Kmttmf, Club 7 3 4 Squarc Dancmr, Club 3 4 Chorus 7 3 Chorus Major Protluttnon 7 3 V1,,1l.t 7 3 4 Dramatlt Gurrl 3 4 Pcnthousc Plas cr xx or Play 4 GAA Q Narsmty Hot 3 4 Vars1tyBaslsetball3 4 Varsity Baseball 3 A WADF KORNBI PT Vf No gum mathmt ID calc llllslll rushtr AHBIIIUN Htar Xir acgu ay ut ture urrcnt Ivcnts Club 3 an .1 14 n Dish f 3 43 rl 3 3 L ther of Amtrxta 3 V 3 Duma ur l 7 3 4 Nlanonal Thtspxan Sotrtty 4 Annu Prolutnon cast l Penthouse Play tram 3 'lalq If Show crcw 3 - ,lf ' . 1 f 3 x ' - A 1. 1: li , . 1 . .lt c M. Q, . - ' - . , 4. - 1 A . .A - 1 . 'Y ,' ,f , , , , , . I 1, , I . -. .rn , , I , . I M, ,Q ,bf ,K l .L-,- i' lv Q 4 3 .. , - A A - -Q f ' - 2, A, G.A. . .., 3, 4. 2, 3, 4. ' ' ' ' ' ' 1: 1: lj 1 7 , ' T11 -.: ' ,Q in ' ' f -' -,Q .7 . 1 1 : ' ' , ' B P va- A Q Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spamsh Club 3, 4L Bowlrng Club 4g f , Y, 3 Q 3 -, Y, 1 't'c Gul -, , 4. l :T I by I A 3, wh Q ,, 3 ' ' Q, 31 V 'IUCN -,,,-', f ' 'I ip: ' ' ,' C' , 3, Seni , . . . 2, 3, -4: ' ' My I - V r Af, , ' . . W C H f. . . -f . . gl' s- 5 I f. ' 2 A Q '. 4, Hum' Rclt 1 s Cluls fr 4. Spa Qlul 3, 4. Ph I graghy Clul 1. lrrurr Tn-a A s A ' ' 3, 4. IIMllkH'llL'S 3, 'Q 'tit ' G lt -, ', :. ' I ' Q J, lil L if 1 lv ' fb ' ' ' ' 1, 7' -r 3 Rum' 11 - REBA KREISMAN PEEVE My lnttle srster THRILL Gomg to Car forma AMBITION Become a Mrs Entered as a rumor from Soldan Blewett Hrgh School St Louls Mo MARGIE LANDAU PEEVE Fmals THRILL Havrng a CHS rmg AMBITION Pass Spanxsh Pep Club 2 3 4 Scrnbblers 4 Human Relations Club 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Bowlxng Club 2 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Procluctron 234 Vlg1l3HfCS3 GAA 234 GENE LAPIN PEEVE Howdy Doody THRILL Censored AM BITION Be a basketball player Pep Club 2 3 Spanish Club 3 Chorus 2 3 Vxgrl antes 2 3 C Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Vars1ry3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 2 NORMAN LEFTON PEEVE Cop at Forsyth and Lee THRILL Amboy Dukes AMBITION Get lastmg peace Current Events Club 3 4 Human Relatnons Club 4 French Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Riding Club 2 3 Jan Club 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Scrence Club3 Vngxlantes 2 3 Tennrs 2 3 4 SUE LEGA PEFVE Self centered egorrstrcal boys THRILL August 23 1950 AMBITION Hrmmm wouldnt you lrke to know7 Clamo Staff 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Human Relations Club 4 French Club 2 Bowllnz Club 3 Peppers 2 3 4 Knxttxng Club 4 Square Danclng Club 4 Band 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Production 2 3 4 Dramatlc Gulld 2 3 Penthouse Play crew 2 G A A SALLY LORBER PEEVE Pxnk slrps THRILL Whxte shps AMB1 TION Blue slrps Student Council 3 4 recordrng sec 4 Class v p 2 4 Natronal Honor Socnety 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Current Events Club 3 Scrrbblers 3 4 Federalrsts 2 Human Relatrons Club Steering Committee 4 French Club 3 4 pres 4 Latm Club 2 Campxng Club 2 3 sec 2 Musrc Appreclatlon Club 4 Pep pers 2 3 4 Vrgllanres 2 3 4 Dramatlc Guxld 2 3 4 Annual Productlon crew 2 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 2 Talent Show crew 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Clayton Brochure 3 4 BARRY MANDEL PEEVE Clayton Hlgh School THRILL Leavrn school AMBITION Be an Ink Spot Campmg Club 2 Skatxng Club 3 4 Musrc Apprecra non Club 2 3 4 jazz Club 3 4 Photography Club 7 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Protluctron 2 3 4 Dramarlc Gulld 7 3 4 Natronal Thespxan SOCICYY 3 4 Annual Productlon cast 2 3 4 Penthouse Play cast 7 Senror Play crew 4 Talent Show crew 4 CClub3 4 Golf3 4 capt 4 MARILYN MARGULIS PFEVE Green car doors THRILL Having four lmes ln the Talent Show AMBITION Pass Spanrsh Pep Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Chorus Mayor Productron 2 Dramatlc Guxld 2 Talent Show cast 3 GAA 2 3 4 .ig-M The Clamo 1951 ,. ,. ,,, , s as 4, I ',, ,,, ,,, J ,,, ,---,,- 1 ,f ,, L, ya Y yv ' lx yrs iv! - ,,, ,, r, - ., v ,,, - ,,- ,., , , sl ,,- -. - , . : ,- V , . ,.. ., , . , ,,, .,, ,l ,--- 2,3,4. JJ 'l ' . s, ,, s, , s s, no , , ,,-, , Yv'1 3- ss, ,,, s ss ,,, . sr,---,, ,. 5 va - ,., ,. -, .,., ,,, -,,, s, ,,, , ss ,,-- Q - . Z . 1 ,,, ,, ,, ,W , , , , ,---,,- , A Yea in Rrfmvmb r MURRY MARKS PEEVE Ask Eddy THRILL 1010 AMBITION Watch Marty gam hrs ambmon Scrxbblers 3 4 French Club 2 3 Musnc Apprecxatnon Club 2 azz Club 2 3 Dramatxc Gunld 3 4 Na txonal Thespxan Socrety 4 Annual Production cast 4 enthouse Play cast 3 Senior Play cast 4 Football 9 Track 2 3 GEORGE MARKUS PEEVE Platonxc weekends THRILL Watching Simon beat the Doc xn a goose race AMBITION Get m gxrls phys d ERNEST MARTIN PEEVE The Dump THRILL SS AMBITION French Club 3 4 Track 3 4 JUNE MATLOCK PEEVE People who luke school THRILL Yet t come AMBITION Graduate from CHS Chorus 2 GAA 2 3 Varsnry Hockey 2 Varslty Basketball 2 Varsrty Volleyball 7 Varsnry Baseball 2 LLOYD MCCOWEN PEEVE Peroxrde THRILL Gettxng out of Dufurs phys ed class AMBITION Play on basketball team 'Bowlmg Club Z 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Productlon 2 3 4 Vngxlantes Z 3 C Club 4 Foot ball 2 4 Baseball 2 JOAN MERRICK PEEVE Belng called Boop' THRILL Knowmg Damgler AHBITION Be an opera smger wrrhout studymg Pep Club 2 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Kmtrmg Club 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Major Productxon 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 4 Varslty Volley ball 4 BOB MEYER PFFVF Vxzxlantes THRIIL Graduating from C HS AHBITION Beat Bob Schwench nn tenms Current Fvents Club 2 Federalnsts 2 Human Rela tnons Club 4 Spanxsh Club 3 4 Iazz Club 4 Photog raphy Club 7 3 4 Sclence Club 2 3 4 Tennis MARLFNE MILLER PEEVE Retltlzwxp THRILL Runnlnz for Foot ball Oueen AHBITION Be a cheerleader at Mxzzou Pap Club 7 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Slcatmg Club 7 3 Peppers 7 3 4 Chorus 7 3 Chorus Mayor Pmducnon 7 3 Talent Show cast3 GAA 2 3 Spccxal Football Maud 4 5 If 'S P G MILLER PFEVE Square dancrnq mth Baby Face THRILL Hunrrnc quarl AIIBITION I-Iaxe a new car Three O Clock Club 7 3 Baseball 4 ELAINE MILTON PITIF Person who srts new to me rn Larm THRILI Gettrnz out of school at 7 30 AMB! TION Be more closely relatel ro my relrzron Srudenr Councrl 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Latrn Club 7 3 4 Camprnn Club 7 Musu. Apprecrarron Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Talent Show cress 4 GAA MORTON MITCHEI I PITVI' Women TIIRIII Passrnr, algebra after flunlsrnrc one semester AMBITIOIN Stay a uvrllan Spanrsh Club 3 4 Vrprlantcs 2 Traclc 2 a SYLVIA MIZE PEFVI' Srx errors rn typing THRILL Nosey AMBITIOIN I-Iave a contract vuth the Met Peppers3 Knrttrng Club 7 Chorus 7 3 4 Chorus Major Procluctron 2 3 4 DAVE MOENKHAUS PEEVF Myself THRIIL Gratluarrnq AHBITION Get a 5 rn chemistry Bosslrnq Club 7 3 4 Slsatmq Club 7 3 Band 3 4 Baseba JUDY NEISWANDER PFFVE I-II-IS THRILL Malone Claytonettes AMBITION Flnrsh college and go to Europe Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Rrdmg Club 2 Music Apprecratxon Club 3 Peppers 7 3 4 Chorus 7 3 4 Chorus Mayor Producrxon 7 3 4 Irbrary Board 3 Dramarrc Gurld 3 4 GAA 7 3 4 Varsm Hockey 4 Varsrty Basketball 4 Varsrry Volleyball 4 DOROTHY NEVILLE PEEVE More than one test on the same day THRILL Gettrng my first orchrd AMBITION Go to Europe Pep Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Rrdmg Club 2 3 4 pres 3 Musxc Appreciation Club 3 Peppers 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerxca Library Board 3 Vxgxlantes 2 GAA 2 3 4 MARCELLA NIERE PEEVE Bleachecl hair THRILL Drrvmg a new Burck to school every day ln my sennor year AM BITION Do vsell rn college Bowlmg Club 3, 4, Peppers 3, 4, Square Dancmg Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Three OCloclt Club 2 29:1 Tlxc Cmmo, 1951 MARCIA PERLES L. I 1: In R lufruz r DON OGLANDER PEEVE: Tap dancers. THRILL: Playing basketball in my junior year. A.llBI'I'I0.X': Be a Globe Trotter. Spanish Club 3, 43 Vigilantes Z. 3: C Club 3. 43 Basketball 2 3 4, Varsity 3 4, capt. 4g Baseball 3, 4. CURTIS OWEN PEEVE Half sister joy Young THRILL April IS 1950 AIIBITION Twisting Entered as a iunior from Bryn Anthyn Acade Bryn Anthyn P Pep Club 4 French Club 3 4 Latin Club 3 Skating Club 4 Music Appreciation Club 3 4 Photography Club 4 Square Dancing Club 3 4 Vigilantes 3 Tennis 4 JUDY PAYNE PEEVE Timed writings' THRILL Handing timed writings AMBITIOIN Go to Europe Pep Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Music Appreciation Club 2 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Square Dancing Club 4 Dramatic Guild 3 4 Annual Production crew 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 Talent Show crew3 GAA 2 3 4 Varsity Hockey 4 Varsity Volleyball 3 4 EMILY PELLET PFEVF Ruth Castillon THRILL 3 30 on Fridays AMBIYION Get a good ,ob Pcppers 4 Three O Clock Club 2 GARY PERKINS PEEVE Women or Mr Jaeger THRILL Couldnt be printed AIIBITION Blow up chemistry lab Entered as a junior from St Louis University High School St Louis Mo Debate 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Vigilantes 3 4 Na tional Forensrc League 4 PFFVI' People kidding me about being late THRILI The day I vias on time for Ist hour class AMBITION Bc an artist Pep Club 2 3 4 Human Relations Club 4 Latin Clu 2 Peppers 2 3 4 Dramatic G ild 3 4 GAA 7 FRANK PIERSON PEFVF Terrible Tommy McConnell hes so mean THRILL Heh heh AMBITIOIN Heh heh Student Council 7 3 4 pres 4 Class pres 3 Na tional Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club 3 Latin Club 2 3 Square Dancing Club 4 Science Club 4 Chorus 7 3 4 Chorus Mayor Production 4 Vigil anes 3 4 co commanding general 4 C Club 4 Football 7 3 4 Baseball 2 BEI IY PLUMPE PFFVF Thats a secret THRIIL Secret too AM BITION Same Pep Club 7 4 Federalists 4 French Club 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Peppers 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 MERRITT POWELL PEEVE My old fxrst sergeant THRILL K P AM BITION Fmcl a good clarmet reed Entered as a senior from Bronxvxlle Semor School Btonxvllle New York Band 4 Orchestra 4 JAMES PRYsocK PEEVE Square dancing wlth Baby Face THRILL Hall s shop class AMBITION Buy a new Cadxllac ELMO QUINN PEEVE Square dancxng THRILL Sambos shop class AMBITION Own a new car PEGGY RAWLINGS PEEVE ABR THRILL Blondes and brunettes AMBITION Have a horse ranch nn Wyoming Pep Club 2 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 treas 4 Knxttmg Club 3 4 treas 4 Vxgxlantes 3 Dramatxc Gunld 2 3 4 Annual Productxon crew 2 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 Talent Show crew 3 ANN REAGAN PEEVE MLR and semor prnvxleges THRILL Blondes and brunettes AMBITION Be a ballet dancer Student Councnl 4 Nauonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 treas 4 Music Apprecnanon Club 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Kmmng Club Dramatic Gulld 2 3 4 Annual Production crew 2 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 Talent Show crew 3 DON REIFLER PEEVE Locker room odors THRILL Wnnmn baseball championship AMBITION Own gnrls phys ed class Muszc Apprec1at1onClub2 Vxgnlantes 2 3 4 CClub 2 3 4 Football 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Vars1ty3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 capt 4 LON REISING PEEVE Going to school THRILL 1 H AMBI TION Prtch for the Phxladelphxa Phxllnes Student Councll 4 Band 2 Three OClock Club JANET ROBERTSON PEEVE Fnrst hour classes at 8 40 THRILL Fxrst speed boat rxde AMBITION Dnve a car Pep Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 sec treas 4 Bowling Club 2 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Production 2 3 4 Dramatic Gu1ld3 The Clamo 1951 3, 4, vip. 41- Square, Dancing Club Yigilantes 33 : . l , 1 . ' g 2, 3, v,-p. 2. ' ' , . . . .. 1 A ' ' f ' ' , is A Y lv tn Remember RICHARD ROSE PEEVE Mr Blandford jennmgs THRILL Gorng out with Mrs Blandford jennlngs AMBITION Play tympam at gtaduatron Student Councrl 3 Clamo Staff 2 3 4 adverttsrng mgr 3 4 yearbook edrtor 4 Buzz Book edrtor 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Current Events Club 2 3 4 pres 3 Scrrbblers 2 3 4 Federalrsts 2 4 co charrman 4 Human Relatxons Club 4 Debate 2 3 4 Na tronal Forensic League 2 3 4 Latxn Club 2 3 Teen Center Board 3 4 charrman 4 Music Ap precratton Club 3 4 pres 4 jazz Club 2 3 4 pres 3 4 Band 2 3 4 publncrry mgr 3 4 Orches tra 2 3 4 publrcrty mgt 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Productnon 2 Vrgrlantes 3 Dramatrc Gulld 2 3 4 treas 3 4 Natronal Thespran Socrety 3 4 Annual Productron crew 2 3 cast 4 Penthouse Play cast 2 crew 3 Senror Play crew 3 4 Talent Show crew 3 4 Clayton Brochure edltor 3 4 BARBARA ROTH PEEVE People askmg Are you twms9 THRILL jean AMBITION Mrs degree Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerrca 4 Vrgtlantes 2 3 SUZANNE ROTH PEEVE Bemg mrstaken for my twm sister THRILL Yet to come AMBITION Mrs Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Vrgrlantes 2 3 BARBARA RUBIN PEEVE Guy from W U THRILL Guy from W U AMBITION Guy from W U Pep Club 2 3 Human Relatnons Club 4 Skarrng Club 3 Peppers 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Chorus Mayor Productron 2 3 Vrgllantes 3 4 Dramatrc Guild 2 3 Annual Production crew 2 3 Penthouse Play crew GA BERNARD RUBIN PEEVE Hah Skule grrls who smoke THRILL Havrng an act rn the 50 Talent Show AMBITION To be 6 2 Student Councrl 3 Clamo Staff 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Debate 3 Nauonal Forensnc League 3 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Teen Center Board 3 4 Photography Club 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dramatic Gurld 3 4 Natronal Thespxan Socrety 3 4 Annual Production cast 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 Senror Play crew 4 Talent Show cast3 4 CClub 2 3 4 Football mgr 2 3 4 Basketball mgr 2 4 Baseball 3 4 CAROLYN RUBLE PEEVE Human Relatrons THRILL Graduatrng AMBITION See new hrgh school started Bowlmg Club 3 Peppers 3 4 Square Dancrng Club 3 ALLAN SCHWARTZ PEEVE Teachers jokes fwrth the exception of Murphsl THRILL Yet to come AMBITION See one of Docs demonstranons work out the wa he wants rt Clamo Staff 3 4 asst busrness mgr 3 business mgt 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Pep Club 2 Cur rent Events Club 2 3 4 v p 4 Federalrst 4 Human Relatxons Club 4 Latrn Club 2 3 4 Musrc Apprecrarron Club 2 3 4 jazz Club 4 Photography Cu 2 3 4 vp 2 Sc1enceClub2 3 4 pres 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 asst mgr 4 Dramattc Gurld 2 3 4 Natronal Thespxan Socrety 3 4 Annual Pro' ductnon cast 2 4 crew 3 Penthouse Play crew 3 4 Senior Play crew 3 4 Talent Show crew 2 3 4 ELENE SCHWARTZ PEEVE Boys who know rt all' THRILL Guy from W U AMBITION jorn guy at W U Pep Club 2 3 French Club 2 3 Musrc Apprecna tron Club 2 3 Peppers 2 3 4 Vrgrlantes 2 3 Dramanc Gulld 2 3 -.l , 13 2 Q., Q r , ' 1, .1 y Q .,, 1 - . ,z .. Q -,Q -.1 - L4 1' .., .,.: ,L h , , 3 P , 5 1, 1 A 2, ,Q ,- an ,,: . ,, Q , - ri . . 1 ,Q ,S f , 1 , - ,Q 1 A ' 2 ' 9. . ,sl ,Q , ' ,Q 2,33 .A. .2, 3. L, .,. , V ' Q . 1 -M V 5 Q ,Z g .QI I Q y nl .tl ,g 5 , , ' 1 5 ,Q u ul ' Y 15 - ,S v - S , S . . Y ,, -. - L ,L .L - , , 9 S .1 3 ..: 1 , ,Z 2 lb , , , :Y , .-5 , 1 , 2 ' ,, 3 .Q ,Q y , - . j A A . V ,ls , , 1 , Nr' ' ' SUSAN SELLE fi BOB SCHWEICH PEEVE Poor women bridge players THRILL Beat ing Elmer and the Burroughs boys AMBITION Be casual like the Doc Clamo Staff asst advertising mgr 4 Pep Club 2 Current Events Club 2 3 4 Federalists 2 4 Human Relations Club 4 Debate 2 3 4 National Forensic League 2 3 4 pres 4 Latin Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Camping Club 2 3 Music Appreciation Club 4 Photography Club 2 3 Science Club 3 4 Vigilantes 2 3 Dramatic Guild 3 4 Annual Pro duction crew 4 C Club 2 3 4 Tenns 2 3 4 capt 3 co capt 4 Jo SCOPELITE PEEVE Helen Hamilton Smith THRILL Was a certain fraternity pin AMBITION Be an airline hostess Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Music Appreciation Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 v p 4 Chorus Maior Production 2 3 4 Dramatic Guild 2 3 Annual Production crew 2 3 Penthouse Play crew 3 Talent Show cast 3 GAA 2 3 4 Varsity Hockey3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Varsity Volleyball 3 4 Special Football Maid 4 AVERY SEIDEL PEEVE Phil Rizzo THRILL First airplane ride AMBITION Have a real fire drill Spanish Club 4 jazz Club 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Dramatic Guild 3 4 Annual Production cast 3 Talent Show cast 3 Tennis 3 Golf 4 PEEVE Smart people who complain about their grades THRILL Trip to New York AMBITION Take a trip around the world Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Music Ap preciation Club 2 3 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Chorus Mayor Production 2 Library Board 3 Dra matic Guild 2 3 4 Penthouse Play crew 3 GAA BARBARA ANN SHANVET PEEVE Gym showers THRILL Coming to Clayton High AMBITION Get higher than a I rn phys cd Spanish Club 4 Musrc Appreciation Club 2 Pep pers 2 Chorus 2 Chorus Mayor Production 2 CHUCK SHEHANE PEEVE Frve years at Clayton THRILL Sue Cuquet AMBITION Graduate Cheerleader 3 Human Relations Cl ub 4 Music Ap preciation Club 2 3 4 Jazz Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Major Production 2 3 4 Vigilantes 2 3 4 co commanding general 4 Dramatic Guild 2 3 4 Penthouse Play 3 C Club 2 3 4 Football WALTER SHRIFRIN PEEVE Fat john Simon THRILL Tying john Simon to the table in physics AMBITION Heh he National Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club 4 Current Events Club 4 French Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Camping Club 2 3 jazz Club 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Vigilantes 2 Dramatic Guild 3 4 Sophomore Basketball 2 JEAN SILBERGELD PEEVE: The mole. THRILL: Getting a l in gym. AMBITION: Graduate college. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Scribblers 3, 4, Human Relations Club 4, French Club 2, 3g Music Appreciation Club 4, Peppers 2, 3g Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4: National Thespian Society 3, 4, Annual Production crew 2, 3, 4g Penthouse Play crew 3, 4, Senior Play crew 4, Talent Show crew 2, 33 Clayton Brochure 3, 4. ,Aff The Clamo, 1951 SALLY SINGER Yr n r io Rt nrembm BETTY JO SILVERSTEIN PEEVE: Taking showers in gym. THRILL: Having Irene Komen leave me as a deposit at Herz. AM- BITION: Be on time for first hour study hall. Pep Club 2. 3. 45 Spanish Club 3, 41 Peppers 2, 3, 42 Vigilantes 2, 3g G.A.A. Z, 5, 4. PFEVE HHS THRILL Chrxs AMBITIOIN Pass Spamsh Pep Club 7 3 4 Sctlbblers3 4 Human Relatrnns Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Rrclmg Club 7 Muslc Apprecxatlon Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Orchestra 7 Chorus 3 4 Chorus Major Productron 3 4 Dramatrc Guild 3 4 Annual Production crew 3 4 GAA JO AN SINGLETON PEEVE The thxng THRILL Oct I8 1950 AAI BITION Be fxrst woman prestdent Student Councxl 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Spanrsh Club 5 Musrc Apprecratron Club 2 5 4 jazz Club 3 4 Peppers 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Square Dancmg Club 4 Band 2 3 4 sec 3 4 Orchestra 2 5 4 Chorus 4 Chorus Mayor Produc non 4 Vrgnlantes 4 Dramatlc Gurld 2 3 4 Annual Productron cast 4 Varsrry Hockey 2 3 Varsry Basketball 2 5 4 Varsrty Volleyball 2 3 Varsmry Baseball 2 3 Second Football Mard 4 BEN SLATER PEEVE Gxrls who peel off fnnger narl polish THRILL Enterrng CHS AMBITION Censored Entered as a senxor from Washrngton Hugh School Washnngton Mo Track 4 BOB SMITH PEEVE Gxrls who smoke THRILL The Docs classes AMBITION Enter medlcal school Photography Club 3 Scrence Club v p 4 Chorus 2 3 Chorus Malor Productron 2 3 NORMAN SOLOMON PEEVE No senior pnvrleges THRILL Graduatmg AMBITION Be a success Current Events Club 2 5 4 Federalrsts 2 Human Relatxons Club 4 French Club 2 3 4 v p 3 Jazz Club 2 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Dramatxc Guzlcl 4 EDDY SPARBUR PFEVE Ask Murry THRILL Buyrng 591: olrves HBITIOIX Watch Murr watch Mar Ar y ry uman Relatxons Club 4 French Club 7 Vlgrlanres LARRY SPENCER PEEVE Buddy Hebeler THRILL Scorrng a touch down AHBITION Be a famous chemrsr Current Events Club 4 Human Relatrons Club 4 Stxence Club 5 4 Future Teachers of Amerrca w Dramatrc Gurld 4 Annual Productxon cevu C Club 4 Football 7 3 4 Baseball 7 3 4 .5 3 4 , , ' Y. 6 1 . . . 4 . . . . . -, . 1 ' , -1 ' or 5 A , 1 -L l - , 1. v . 1 . -:Z g' I - S 1 1 ' l , ' r ' 'V . A , , , , . . . ,ff 1 A 2, 3. . I . F. .r I 9 , , L , 1. , , Q ' Q L 1 , . 1. . , 1 . . ., l , - 1 U 5 , , 1 . 9 - , Q 3 , . 1 V , 9 l 2 - ' - 2 ' ' -- . 1 Y 2 I - I ' , , L ' 1 ' r 5 . , , 5- - g I, ,j ' Annual Productron cast 44 Track 3. ' f , 2' ', , It 1.1 A I 'Vx ff ml , ,Q X gym If , 1' , V H . Q as , . 2, 3. , , ' jp . I I 'Z I . I ' ' ' ' 1 ' r ' 42 'T 1 -, . 9 -. , 4 iv 4 l Q - . MICHAEL STARR PEEVE Shwell THRILL BO AMBITION Reach 6 1 and weigh 190 Latin Club 2 Camping Club 3 Skating Club 4 Photography Club3 4 Vigilanres 2 3 C Club 3 4 Football 2 4 Basketball 2 4 Varsity 4 Base ball3 4 Track 2 3 MARJORIE STEFFAN PEEVE 8 40 Monday morning THRILL Gradu ating in June 1951 AMBITION Earn my own money Peppers 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Chorus Major Production 2 3 Three OClock Club 2 3 NANCY STERN PEEVE HHS THRILL Nov 18 1950 AMBI TION Pass phys ed Pep Club 2 3 4 Human Relations Club 4 French Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Peppers 2 3 Vigilantes 2 3 Dramatic Guild 2 GAA 2 3 TOM TEASDALE PEEVE Emily Post THRILL My first bubble AM BITION Censored Student Council 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Bowling Club 3 Square Dancrng Club 4 C Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 DON THURSBY THRILL: Flying without an airplane. AMBITION: Go to Heaven. Spanish Club 3 41 Skating Club 2 3 4' Band 2' C Club 4' Football 3 4. TRISH VEALE PEEVE: People who burp in assemblies. THRILL: Riding on a roller coaster when I thought ir was going to collapse. AMBITION: Travel around the world. Entered as a junior from Madison High School Madison New Jersey. Pep Club 3 41 Latin Club 3 43 Spanish Club ser- geant-at-arms 4' Riding Club 31 Peppers 3 4 pres 4' Chorus 3. 43 Chorus Major Production 3 4' Dramatic Guild 3 4' Penthouse Play crew 3' G.A.A JOHN VOUGA PEEVE: Square Dancing. THRILL: D.S. Baseball 3, 4. ANN WALDVOGEL PEEVE: Conceited persons. THRILL: Ceramics. AMBITION: Be a brain. Pep Club 43 Music Appreciation Club 43 Peppers 43 Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4g Annual Production crew 4g Penthouse Play crew 2, 3g G.A.A. 4. The Clamo, 1951 'Q A Year to Remember PAT WARNER PEFVE Monday mornrngs TIIRILL Frrday after noons AHBITION Graduate Entered as a yunror from St Elrzabeth Academy St Lours Mo JUDY WASSERMAN PEFVE Beaver tails lthey re so flat and ooky THRILL John Srmon AMBITION Sparkle like the mornxng antelope Clamo Staff3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Scrxbblers 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Bowlrng Club 2 3 Skatmg Club 2 3 Rrdmg Club 2 Musrc Apprecratlon Club 2 Peppers 2 3 Orchestra 2 Dramatrc Guxld 2 3 4 Natxonal Thespran Socrety 3 4 Annual Productron cast 4 Penthouse Play cast 2 Semor Play 4 JANE WEBER PEEVE People who act smart THRILL Rrchard McFarland AMBITION Be a prxvate secretary Ent red as a senxor from Shawnee Mxssxon Hrgh School Kansas Crty Kansas Pep Club 4 Peppers 4 THELMA WERBER PEEVE People who say You know THRILL Gettmg the car two days ln a row AMBITION Gyp srxth hour study hall Entered as a rumor from Unrverslty Cnty Hrgh School Umversrty Cnty Mo Pep Club 4 Peppers 4 Vrgrlantes 3 HARRY WIGGINS PEEVE Benches THRILL Bemg elected track cap tam AMBITIONI Be good rn something Skating Club 4 C Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Varsrty3 4 Track 2 3 4 capt 4 BOB WILKERSON PEEVE Student Councrl THRILL Bemg football co captaln AHBITION Run the 100 yard dash rn 10 seconds flat Talent Show cat Z 3 C Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 co capt 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 3 4 MARY LOU WILLENBROCK PFTVI' Long weekdays THRILL Yet to come AM BIT10 Nl Become a Mrs Pep Club 2 3 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Peppers 7 3 4 Orchestra Z 3 4 Future Teachers of Amernca 3 4 A 2 3 EDNA WILLIAMSON PEFVE Noxsy people THRILL Dancxng wxth Mc Connell AHBITION Be able to blow bubbles Student Council 3 4 correspondmg sec 3 Class sec 3 pres 4 Ixarronal Honor Socnety 3 4 Pp Club 7 3 4 sec 3 Larrn Club Z 3 4 Teen Cer ter Board v p 4 Peppers 7 3 4 v p 4 Square Danc mg Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Productron 2 3 4 Vrgrlantes3 Dramatxc Gulld 7 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 v p 4 Varsrty Hockey 2 3 4 co-capt Varslty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsrty Volleyball 2 3 4 Varsrty Baseball 2 3 4 4 wh FVW K K fr FW: Q CAROL WISCHMEYER PEEVE: The new Clayton High School. THRILL: August 24, 1949. AMBITION: Take a canoe trip from Land of Lakes, Wis. to St. Louis. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, 4, Peppers 2, 3, 4, Knitting Club 4, Chorus 2, 3, Chorus Major Production 2, 3, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4, Penthouse Play crew 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. PAULA WISE , .af-:mL 10? M' PEEVE: Mrs. Smith. THRILL: Football Prom, 1950. AMBITION: Have Mr, Leet in a class I teach. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Human Relations Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, treas. 4, Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, 4, Jazz Club 3, 4, Peppers 2, 3, 4, Square Danc- ing Club 4, Chorus 4, Chorus Major Production 4, Vigilantes Z, 3, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 4, Annual Production crew 4, Penthouse Play ,crew 3, Talent Show cast 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Volleyball 3, 4. HOWARD WITSMA PEEVE: Dr. Gowen. THRILL: Having the Doc for chemistry. AMBITION: Get a 4 in English Lit. Pep Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 4, Music Appreciation Club 4. AUDREY WOLFF PEEVE: Negativism. THRILL: Blue slips for getting out of phys. ed. AMBITION: Watch the lunch line and kick all violators out of it. Clamo Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club 3, 4, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Federalists 4, Human Relations Club Steering Committee 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club Z, Music Appreciation Club 4, Pep- pers 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Vigil- antes 3, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Annual Production crew 3, 4, Penthouse Play crew 2, 3, 4, Senior Play crew 4, Talent Show f crew 2, 3, cast 4. JERRY WOLFF PEEVIE1 People who are happy in. the morning. THRILL: Electrocuting john Simon in physics. AM- BITION: Outrun Mr. Murphy's Nash. I Student Council 2, 4, National Honor Society Pep Club 4: Current Events Club 3, FI-'inih 3, 45 Club Club 'ln kv u ,CARL ZIMMERMAN Having only 60 minutes for lunch. THRILL: 0 feet. AMBITION: Get three ladders. taff 4, Debate 2, French Club 2, Camping Skating Club 3, 4, Music Appreciation Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Camping Club 2, 32 1322 2 3 4 , . LOIS YELLIN PEEVE: School in general. TIIRILL: Getting out of school for a week. AMBITION: Get out of school permanently. Pep Club 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pepp6fS 2, 42 G.A.A. 2. I 1 2, 3, 4, jazz Club 2. 3. 41 Photography Club Z, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4: National Thespian So- ciety 2, 3. 4: Annual Production 2, 3, 4, ass't director 4, Penthouse Play crew 2, 3, 4, Senior Play crew 2, 3, 4, Talent Show crew 2, 3, 4. Forty-Eight The Clanio, 1951 Cn t cptcturecl HUGHES COGHLAN PEEVE Gammon THRILL Clayton Brllrard Par lor AHBITIOIN Date Mrss O Leary Entered Clayton In sophomore and senxot years BOB CRAWFORD PEEVE Claytonrtes THRILL In Clayton High School U1 AMBITION See Clayton lose rts AAA ratmg Clamo Staff3 Current Events Club Z 3 4 Scrrbblers 3 4 Federalxsts 2 Debate 3 Nattonal Forensic League 3 4 French Club 4 Bowltng Club 2 3 Sct ence Club 2 3 Dramatxc Guxld 3 4 Annual Produc tlon cast 4 Club 3 4 Tennxs 2 3 4 ROBERT GAMMON PEEVE Square danctng tn gym THRILL Graduatron from C H S AMBITION Go out wrth Annre' Bowltng Club 2 PEEVE Senror prtvxleges THRILL Gyp wrthout being caught by mother AMBITION Graduate Pep Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 Bowlmg Club 2 Peppers 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Mayor Produc non 2 3 4 Dramatrc Gurld 2 3 4 Annual Produc non crew 2 3 Penthouse Play crew 2 3 Talent Show crew 2 cast3 GAA 2 3 4 JERRY KILSBERG PEFVE Runt Ramsey THRILL Grllum AMBI TION Sattsfy Ramsey Entered as a yuntor from West Rockford Htgh School West Rockford lll Pep Club 4 Band 3 4 C Club 4 Football 4 Varsity Basketball3 4 Track 3 4 BOB LACY PFEVE Betng preached to THRILL Flyrng an atr plane AMBITION Drxve brg race cars Football 2 3 Track 2 DAVID NEWMAN PEEVE Algebra THRILL Makmg pomtaftertouch down rn Webster game AMBITION Make two points tn a game Orchestra 2 3 Dramattc Gurlcl 3 4 Annual Produc txon crew 3 Penthouse Play crew 3 Sentor Play crew 3 Talent Show crew 3 C Club 4 Football 4 Varsrty Basketball 4 RAYMOND OSHER PEEVE Dumps benches THRILL Boatractng AM Spanxsh Club 2 3 Bowltng Club 2 Vlgtlantes 2 3 BILL RATH PEEVE Stock cat races THRILL Seerng the Indran apolxs 500 AMBITION Be a great race car drxver JOHN s1MoN PEEVE Beaver tarls Cthey re so flat and ookyb THRILL Judy Wasserman AMBITION Sparkle lrke the mornmg dew Entered as a Juntor from Htghland Park Hrgh School Htghland Park lll C-?J4'l0l'lCU'Ifl THOMAS A LEVY A Year !o Remember Page F0111 Nun 0 . I ANN GOODMAN t BITIQN1 Build an A-bomb, ' I p ' ' 0 unior Fmnz nm: Christenson. H. Cohen, Edison. Clement. Brick, B. Auer, Adelstein, W. Dubinsky, M, Friedman. Fihn, Atkins, Brookman. Cuquet, Warren Danster. Middle row: Enghauser, Briner, Erna Cohen. Clifton, Conn, Arkes. Crow, Baker, Caesar, Essen, Cammarata, Dick Belcher, Brown. Lax! Mui Cass, Gammon, Dudeck, Burns, Brocl-tetr, Crabbe, Bercaw, Bogan, Arbogast, Evans, Appleman, B. Dierberg, D, Dielmann. ,ner-- ' Front mu lxlearman B jones Knight Hoppe Keller Hohengarten Kearney Kay Hearsh Harris Could Guttin Kallenbach Isaacs Harding Keller Tbzrd row Kahan Hudgins jahn J Harri Klein Randy johnson Gruendler H Goldman Henry S Koch S Goldman I Holtzman Page Flfrg The Clama 1951 s, . f - 1 , ,Q 41 I . X, i Gregory, Gillum, Kiem. Semrirl mu: Glaser, Griffin, Hartman, Koebel, S. jones, Hebeler, I.. elaine Ffonl mu: Mertz. Litzsinger. Mautner, Lindsey, J. Kramer, K. Kramer, Rizzo, Millsap, Mastin, Oxenhandler, Maile, Leong, Lite, Second muf: Potthoff. Parker, Reynolds, Rosen, Koshnet, Maissell, Monrell, Saifer, P. Nieberg, Medlinger, Kratl-cy, Muschany, B. Levin, Poscover, Ponfil, Third row: McNatt. Nuell, Rodriquez, M. Neuman, Michelson, Sachs, J. Miller, McClanahan, Ladd, Phil Miller, Latta, E. Niebetg. 'Q Front mu Tabachnic Warmbold Willis Witte E Wolff Scallet Spitzer Schneider Varley Schaeffer B Taylor Second mu Wittmaxer Tathwell Simms Wengert Voght Young Wlllnff Zmgre Steinberg B Weil Westlake Weiss Siegel Tbzrd row Viehmann D Taylor Stephens M Williamson Sarlcin Shaikewitz Spener Wiegmann Stroud Spill-ter Trower Vogel A Y ar Io Rnme-mber Page HMA one i : ,Y ' , .i , , A , X - 1 ' , , , , ' , 1 ' ' , , A 1 , , Y r 4 1 A , . it y - v I ' 4 I I ' ' L ' ' . Vi . i, V 4, w i , i i i v ' 17 - ophomore Fran: rout G, Clark. B. Barnes. T. Barnes, Angelos, Burgard. Bayer, Bill Compton, Banashek, Diamond, Davis, Boscherr, Chalme, Clifford. Middle row: Joyce Bury, Chuver, Bopp, Berg, Byerly, Coleman, Crosson, D. Cohen, Dielmann, Breirweiser, Buchan, Cohn, Allen, B. Dauster, Chaleff. Bark rout Bolin, Barnard, N. Davis, Bremser, Ainsworth, Bell, Blumer, Craig, DeCosted, J. Auer, Austin, Brickman, Dickie, Clendenin. aivir' Front mu Goodste-in Gittelman A Dubmsliy Kohane Komm E Haberthier Hughes Kidder Fick D Goodman Goldhlum Gerharr Katz Middle mu L Goodman Fremder Grodsky I. Friedman Greenberg Hoch Due Flegel S Ford Holrum Lehmer Dudeck 'song jefferson Harrison Barb mu Hopmeier Frirschle Kornhlum Haller 9 Koch Kercher Handelman Lefko- wirz Heaney Ronald johnson Gunter J Lacs Hill Hacnsscl Krummenacher fri Y I Pig F, 13 Tug The Clamo 1951 lcwo Franz mu: Ravens, McCluskey. R. Raley, Oehler, Mikkelsen. Manlin. Lorherbaum, Raidy, Mooney, Nooter. N. Rogers. Middle wut Rohan, Lerner, Rothman, K. Rosenfeld, Rosenthal, M. Levy, Levi, Bill Plumpc, Peters, Moller, Massey, Merkadeau. Back mu: M. Rosenfeld, Mickeletto, Mueller, Richey. McBride, D. Rogers, Richter, D. Reising, A. Levin. .1 'X Fran! mu Weinstoclt Strainka H Serdel Zuckerman Russell F Silverstein B Wilson Stohlman her,c N Zierenherg Steiner B Werss Sterling Stone Studt Sellenrick Washburn Back mu j Strohmeyer Varnum P Wfeil T Weil T Schwartz Schwab B Strohmexer McDonald Raley Seslon F Yirenhertz Scissors I Wilson Mary Waters Margot Waters A Ycrr fo Remember pdl, hfly Three Schlegel. Tureen. Prelursl-ty. Middle mum Tucker, Vetter, Seeger, Schmidt, V. Schwartz, W. Zieren- 34 xiii? M z 'Q f f S Q 4 Sm 5 X ' - f' x M 9 , Z X .sf r Mfg Ng Rey, 1 lf' J' . , My if ' f J As' 4 :W K .1 fr-V in 'Q ,1 n 'K 1, 2 5-, 3 w gfer Quart UDY SCALL JO AN SINGLETON J ET Second Ma1d Fusr Maxd Specaal C, 7 Zcuclo I' 1 MARLENE MILLER JO SCOPELITE Specxal Mand Specxal Mand IR b PQFHS eppero' 'n gel iBelcher mfgf Fxffq E,g1,, 'Il 'r 'll . ,gm Flu Clfmo 1951 5 4 A - ' lffiggl . . A ' fl , ,af ,f , K ' .kit , , A ' V ' E , - ' X - Q3-.'-z ' ' 1 . ' Q Q1-fffiif' P315 QQ I U M v 3 L. . f 1 7 L 9 , - A ' 1 ' V ' - F? - W- , M: 1 L, . . ' Q ' :5qiH,'f,e,,,f 1' f 7 Y 'gg ga, '4 , V 5 L, N: 7 Miz cf? 'iii A . ,L , , . A . L f fifmfw., A i ,f - . X 0 53 A , ?:f,g' ,214 1, .xi 55+-me A - .. I I - h - V, 5 -L. k A . ,I , V . Y. , ' ' f 1 , gain eo urt TOM TEASDALE DON OGLANDER Duke of Hearts Prmce Charmmg geonor qn 4 FRANK PIERSON BERNARD R UBIN Honor Guard Honor Guard FfI3N Qclncc qDLllLamoon Qourt JOYCE BENSON SALLY LORBER First Maid Second Mald Speccal qnawlo PAT COLLINS JEAN FORD Specnal Mand Special Mand S 5 'od' CMN Y GQ ,909 vi 'C-60 529 G55 548 llxoao 11 c5999 XY' 6000 5 'Y ect' C3920 K AQQOC b Q 05249 one S58 Ye? P' 31. P age Sixty .'-T10 'o x Nw 6915 C,,eso'4 KVI, 65429 wuz, T1 Ip Clnmo v 1,13 I 1:1 I if '1 . Q . 1 ,gk 'Y ,I , I W xxmw! 'i 'ln F wu- 4? Z 'MZ ,. LP ' 4 wi if IQ ,vwgg ,ki 'F J A, 1, N' a '29 ' 4, 15 4 ' 'Sl -s ,. A 1, Student Clfcritten, Student Qalitealn 5,4 R1cHARD ROSE Edztor Pg MF Seated' B Goldman Joyce Bury Wolff Collms Enghauser Heys Siandmg Zrmmerman Schwelch A Schwartz Axelbaum Arnold Good man Rose Frank Elvxns Rubm Kratky Ten Ways Better was the motto of the 1951 Clamo yearbook staff wh1ch pursued rts quest for perfecnon far 1nto the afternoon and evemng ln the Clamo room wh1ch became a second home for staff members A typrcal scene ld wou show Marjorxe Frank typxng and table poundxng Arnold Goodman putterrng through the photographrc f rle Carl Z1mmerman nervously 1nqu1r1ng about deadlmes and edrtor Rxchard Rose offenng butter cookxes to all Staff members 1n therr desxre to rmprove the quahty of h b k t e oo dld everythmg from lean out of alrplanes through takrng 300 mrle tr1ps to worklng untrl 5 a m Hardly a school event passed by wrthout a Clamo pho tographer flashmg a bulb hardly a week passed wnthout some staffer getnng excused from class for Clamo bus 1 ness and hardly a day passed w1thout at least several hours work bemg put 1nto the producrng of Ten Ways the product of a fertlle corps of workers Tb Cl 1951 CLAMO Producmg a monthly newspaper at the same tune as dedx cated staff members were workxng on the yearbook was a job of some members of Clamo Publncatnons, whlch xssued the yearbook the newspaper, and a student dnrectory, The Buzz Book News paper workers 1o1ned the staff through taklng the regular school Journalrsm course Thxs year the better part of the group was mexpemenced, so that dutxes were spread around more and students had a chance to learn through dolng The paper, contrnurng nts usual fnve column tabloxd format, establnshed a pohcy of covermg the news 1n as up to date a manner as possible and also of usmg more nllustratxons The Buzz Book offered mdnspensable and for students look versatlon, or a date Worklng along wnth the edltorral staff was the busmess snde, embracmg advertxslng and crrculatxon dutres Advertxsmg and the sale of acuvrty txckets ralsed the chlef source of revenue, but more funds were secured through pass sales, photographrc sales, and addntxonal sources of revenue Top Amo' if Good l0r1e Frank Mak min Asslsranr Ed Photo T6chmc1an0uP Ednor Borrow 'arr Aztjmni, J erm Sta fem al work an A Year Io Remember page Sl . . . . , . I . . - l - . ' ' . X ing for a phone number to call for information, assignment, con- l I ' . . 1 A I I -I yd! 5 M f W1 F1 L fr , , K i N FRANK PIERSON President , o cpromo Under the leadership of Frank Pierson, the Student Council this year continued its policy of governing student affairs and acting as intermediary between the student body and the administration. The major portion of the activities was concerned with handling the nu- merous small details which crop up in the extra-curricular life of a school. Pierson was assisted by Vice-President Del Belcher, Recording Secretary Sally Lorber, and Corresponding Secretary Diane Diener. Howard Davis acted as faculty advisor. Raising money for the Teen Center in co-operation with the P.-T.A. was the biggest single project of the year. The Council spon- sored a series of Inter-School' Talent Assemblies in co-operation with three other Suburban League high schools. It collected a memorial fund for deceased senior student Tom Levy. The Freshman Orientation program was another chief Council project. The system of electing class officers was changed so that future groups would be elected in May preceding their term in office. The system of electing Council representatives was changed so that in following years they will be elected from the classes at large instead of from home rooms, as they were the past year. Council meetmg my Front row Hohengarten Goldblum Angelos Levi Bob Compton Middle mu Ohaleff Siegel Lorber Krstenmacher Kohane M Williamson Bark row Pierson Del Belcher Bader Rerslng Werner I: Williamson Thr Clamoy 195' School Cbljel are In addition to expanding the work of the Council this year it performed the numerous smaller duties which must be done to have the school function efficiently. The Council governed the elections of school officials and the Kings and Queens, including a more rigorous system of censorship. The Council also held a major dance in the first of March. Because of the trouble occasioned by registration for voting, the entire registration system was abolished. A special effort was made to present a well-rounded, organized series of assembly programs. The assembly committee, chairmanned by Judy Scallet first semester and Diane Diener second, attempted to present programs on a regular schedule with a balance between things of a serious and of an entertainment nature. Informality was the keynote of meetings, which were held in Clayton House living room. The legislators were able to lie on the floor or relax in soft chairs as they pondered over affairs of school. While Robert's Ruler of Order was available for reference, most of the parliamentarians disdained its use, preferring to keep the group meet- ings of about twenty-five as informal as possible. -2 Fmnz mw B Cohen Elvms Singleton B Dierberg H Seidel Middle mu, Weiss Gardner Reagan Hill Diener Back row G Clark B Barnes Teasdale M Bogan J Wolff A Yun' lo Remember ' 1 F 1 I '41--.. 91 DON BELCHER Vice-Prerident Mr Prefldem ,n damn Page Sirfy-Seven 1 If L -f S hwartz Mzddle row Benson dale A C 1 Wolff Hebeler Teas Reagan Barte i:,2ts'0st,rm Bak attonctl To actors, stage hands prop men malte up grrls and all who work rn the Dramatxc Gurld the hrghest honor that can be achreved has been membershrp 1n rts Troupe 322 of the Natronal Thespran Soclety Each year approm mately 75 members are mrtnated mto thrs organnzano n Membershrp has come when a Dramanc Guxld member ecogmtton o attoncal onor ocac-:ty Outstanchng scholarshrp leadershrp and character are h t e quahfrcatxons for membersh1p rn the Natronal H onor Socrety A faculty commrttee consrderrng these factors prrmarrly selccted members 1n an attempt to honor those h b vt o est represented thelr rdea of good students R l esu ts of 1 student body poll were also avarlable To be elrtglble for membershrp a student needed to rank rn the upper thrrd of the Jumor or senror class Approx rmately 10 yunrors and 20 semors have been rnrtnated each year A cand1date for membersh1p 15 supposed to be of good scholastnc abrllty and also actrve rn extra currlcu lar actrvltles The group IS ennrely honorary rn purpose wrth a sprxng xnrnanon of new members nts only funcnon Mlss Sarah Drrtt has served as sponsor for many years There were no offrcers Sxnce the yearbook went to press befor h e t e 1951 electron rt was rmpossnble to l1st all members Those chosen durnnq 1950 as yunnors ne artel Joyce Benson Elaxne Cohen Buddy Hebeler Sally Lorber Frank Prerson Ann Reagan Allan Schwartz Walter Sh1fr1n Tom Teasdale Edna W1ll1am d son an jerry Wolff ilteoptan octety earned lZO p uc t1ons A po1nt represented the rough equrvalent of one hours work Membershlp entrtled one to specxal dra matrc prrvrleges Gurld leader Blandford ennmgs scrved as sponsor pornts for work done on dramanc rod Front mu jennmgs Rose klein A Schwartz Mandel, E Nxeber Sxlbergeld Elvm T g lxornbler Rubin Wolff, Goldberg B Goldman Benson, Collms, s aylor Bark mu Arnold Goodman Dxener, Zrmmerman Page Sul, Efgbf The Clunn 19y1 if n Q o ff C72 ' 51-E ' 5 7 9 . I . , . . J . L7 VT' , 1 A . . 4 lx 1 l V . ' ,K ' g C V. ' ,'V 1. l 5 ' - I . A ' I , V V . . . . . . . , . V I . We ' . . ' ' ' K . were: Stevle Aschemeyer, JO An B , , ' , , A . , , . , , , A ' I 1 1 v ' .3 H . 1 ' x ,J- , r M ' 4 4 1 s V ' ' s l I ' , . ogwlang the Qommumty Qpeppero Helpmng others has been the guxdmg motrvatron behmd the work of Peppers durrng the past year as th1s local grrls orgamzanon sponsored prolects desrgned to assrst the less fortunate In addrtron the Peppers held meetrngs at whrch speakers were heard who drscussed thmgs of rn terest to the femnnrne mrnd To spread therr work outsrde of school members agarn rndulged 1n therr annual trrps to an old folks home and to the MISSOUII School for the Bl1nd besrdes collectrng funds for Chrxstmas grfts for hosprtalrzed soldrers In a socral vem the group promoted the Peppers Prom annual backwards dance held late ID the sprmg at whrch was announced the name of the 1951 Peppers lung The club largest rn the school orxented new students Headrng the work thrs year was Presrdent Trxsh Veale assrsted by Vlce Presxdent Edna W1lllHmSOH Secretary Elarne Gardner and Treasurer Peggy Rawlrngs Mrss Sarah Drrtt assumed her tradmonal role as sponsor 'il' Fon! E Wll mso Veale Back ow Gard er Ra lngs A Yvn' In Remcmbfsr Pngusixfy-fx'iy1 P25 ty gtght fauna, Sztghtf ,,, cs' E 1 Cadle Front rou Knrght Boegef Colm Back ww ISS er QD p eluls Keepx up CI-IS th! of the Pep a errc split was the ,ob were drsplayed cars decorated to bolster Grey h0'-md nd dxrecror Clark MICZC was Drane Cadle Presxdent Pres1clent Pat Collms, Secretary Babs Beeger Treasurer and janet Kmght Pubhcxty Chmzmn Wea as af'-I :Wg fauinnniafh Q? Fran! Shxrley Barton Acrou Scallet Km h Ak 'SI g t rms Feldman Komm Slngleron Scopelxte heerleaclero Strammg therr lungs and shakrng therr bodres th e cheerleaders led another year of Clayton fans 10 chants varymg from the vshlsper yell to the rafter rockmg Frght team f1ght' This year new members were chosen by vote of the student body Leader was Captam Sh1rley Barton, the only veteran E' nl L77 cheerleader However the demands of the work were such as to keep her on the s1del1nes part of the rrme Other pep mspnrers were Barbara Atklns, Marty Feld man, Janet Knrght Carol K , omm, Judy Scaller, Jo Scopehre, and Jo Smgleton K I ' 4 f Y Y 4 u N ' ' ' Q , ,y 3 Q - ba ' y. , , . A 7 7 all W 7 1 . I ' , ' .V , 1 I aff' - f- ff l 7 t ll 1 r , Jr W u 9 , , gy , , I u, t , l f k . ' f X 37 . s ff l 35 at 2 , tw k,f. 5 l V 1 y , N s '- 1 . , ' ti V ' ll - ' . s ' - I ll ' ' YJ ' . . 3 Y ' The Clumo, 1951 P '!f J uocc pprectcctton lub Strains of Bach Beethoven and Brahms were mixed with the clink of soda glasses and a not so soft murmur of voices as the Music Appreciation Club furnished its members with recordings of classical music as subject matter of background sound for conversations The meetings were held in the evenings at the homes of members Ample use was made of the informal atmos phere A scene from a typical meeting would show a living room filled with four or five small groups of students sprawled in all postures imaginable, with a phonograph as the central obyect A new feature designed to give students a chance to learn about the intricacies of a symphony was a lecture by high school English teacher Blandford Jennings on how to follow a symphonic score All other programs con sisted entirely of recorded music Supervising the activities of the club was President Richard Rose Top-Kneelmg Bogan B Barnes Wolff Silbergeld Evans Sfttmg Barton Zimmerman Rose Collins A Schwartz Arnold Goodman Standing Frank B Goldman Leonard Glaser Aach Shifrin M Clark Wise Bolfom Whats the score7 Front row? Began Blatt Goldberg Solomon, Kramer Aach. Back row: A, Seidel J. Wolff Barton Shifrm E. Schwartz Zimmerman A. Schwartz Frank Rose. azz elub Mouldy Fyggesf' Be-Boppersf' and 'Cubispheres combined to form the Jazz Club. These weirdly named individuals, for the most part casually attired Clayton High students, merely represent the diversified interest groups into which jazz lovers were classi- fied. This year a trend to Dixieland music was noted. A Year to Remember Recorded music refreshments and conversation were the order of the night when the group met in members homes. The only difficulties were playing the music loud enough to be heard and trying to play enough different styles to satisfy everyone, President Richard Rose manages the club, Page Seveniy-0112 fingucc B 'Y 6 ranch elul: Parlez vous FIHHCHISQ was the password for en trance 1nto the French Club as rt sponsored act1v1t1es desrgned to rncrease knowledge of French customs and rncrdentally have some fun The prrmary rdea 1n back of the serres of programs was to supplement class room work The arrrval of a meetrng was always heralded rn the announcements by a bullet1n whrch was usually stumbled over by those who drd not have any knowl edge of French The usual program fare consrsted of French speakers plays and games To drsassocrare the language club from a school atmosphere the monthly meetmgs were held at the homes of members Refresh ments served were usually of the Amerrcan type Leadmg the work of the club were Presrdent Sally Lorber V1ce Presrdent Peter Elvrns Secretary Nancy X Cope and Treasurer Ann Reagan Mrss Helen Dyer 4 French mstrucror acted as sponsor sf 1 Members Above Oflrcers Lorber Elvrns Reagan Be ow playfmg bmbo Broadennng act1v1t1es In the freld of Latrn Amencan Elame Gardner V1ce Presrdent Judy Frnkle Secretary rnterests was the goal of the Spanrsh Club durmg the Treasurer Janet Robertson and Sergeant at Arms Trlsh past year At meetmgs students learned Mexrcan cus Veale Robert Jaeger Spanrsh xnstructor sponsored the toms In charge of the work of the club were Presrdent g1'Oup 0 wen Gardner rfnkle Walcbzng a movie on Old Mexzco P S I5 Tug The CI 1951 rl T T it 3' L. I y V 1 J A . I , 1 1 - . P Z ' - 3 I. 1 . ' 2, K K 7 1 V a , - - , I a dS. . 1 Spanioh elulv . 1 ' .ill f'Vl I -S.1,?k!H,v'l' rl tl , , up . ,K age e'z'e11A'- ' uma, Ol4'lCU'lCl 40 Le t to rzgbl Klezfz Wfre Hebcler fatm Qlub Althou5,h studyrng a dead language members of the Ifltrn Club dxd thcnr best to vrtalrzc work by planmng, a serles of lrvely programs hrghllghted by the sprmg plcmc and the annual Saturmlran Banquet hcld durrng the Chrlstmas season The Banquet attended by both hngh school and Wydown students offered club members 1 chance to dlsplax lnngurstlc 1nd dramattc talents as skxts were presented The theme was the rrlumphal entry of Caesar rnto Rome The offrcers of the club dem ed therr txtles from comparable posts rn Roman government Co consuls were Buddy Hebeler and I W Kleln Other offncmls were Sally Austxn and Paula Wxse questors B111 Barnes Robrn Chnstenson Carolyn Conn and Tevxs Crossen aedrles Io Anne Barrel and Isobel Bohn praetors Sponsors were Mlss Mehta Denny and Mrss Ann Mrlls Lppff photo Studefztr prcparnzg to eat at banquet Lnuer photo CU mum! Hcbclcr uclfommg bun qll6lEfI l y'l'l Student acuity fbi! al the btzmfncl. t Rn b R 0 Self ty-Tb Kneelzn B Hebeler A Schwartz Schwerch Kornblet Szttmg Schaeffer Rose B Goldman Lefton Standmg Wolff Soraghan M Hebeler Schneider crilslslero Wrrtrng crrtrcrzrng gossnpmg and eanng were the chxef HCIIVIIICS of members of Scrxb blers local lrterary organrzatron desrgned to en courage creatrve wrrtrng among students Mem bers read hterary creatrons to get comments good and bad of fellow wrrters Membershrp was hmued to 25 persons Stu dents who 1o1ned thrs year had to try out by placrng 1 hterary work rn the box of Blandford jennrngs club sponsor The unsrgned try out was accompanred bv a sealed envelope wxth the wrrter s name rn rt and voted upon Regular meenngs were held at the homes of xarrous members at night wrth the accent on Levxs for both male and female Two soclal functxons 1 late sprrng prcnrc and a Chrrstrnas Tea for alumnl were held Wrth the group so loosely organrzed there was no need for offrcers urrent Quanta lub Lrstemng and talkxng constrtuted the mam features of Current Events Club programs thrs past year Members heard speakers on vanous topxcs concernxng rnternanonal relanons and then were able to questron and drscuss what had been sard after formal speeches were delrvered Meetlngs usually broke up because the school was closxng and not because the supply of quesnons was exhausted Arrangrng for the speakers most of whom were obtained through the St Louxs Councrl on World Affarrs were Buddy Hebeler presrdent Allan Schwartz vrce presldent and Carolyn Conn secretary Acnng as sponsor was Mrss Catherme Soraghan Front ron B Goldman, Kramer, Dxener, Elvrns Middle rou Montell, SPHZCY, Wolff, Rose, Crawford Back rouf Hebeler, Singer, jenrnngs, Sllber Page Seventy-Four gem' Frank' The Ciamo, 1951 ntellcgentoccc uman elatcono ful: ornrng the famrly of CHS actrvmes thrs year was the Human Relatrons Club formed to create better understandmg rn the freld of mter group relatrons The group not connected drrectlv vs 1th the course of that name was an off shoot of work done by a number of 1ts orgamzers for the Natronal Conference of Chrlstrans and Iews Programs mcluded d1sG1ss1ons of problems arxsrng rn working wrth people 1nd several meetmgs wrth a Slmllaf club operanng at Doug las Hrgh School rn Webster Groves Margaret Wolfe Dagen sponsored the club w1th govern mg power restrng rn the hands of a steerrng commrttee composed of Buddy Hebeler Pat Hrll Bobble Isaacs Sally Lorber and Audrey Wolff V 57 'NAM f- Front mu Rose K Kramer Hebeler A Schwartz Goldberg Grlden Spencer Solomon Second rou Danzlger H111 Byerly Benson Frank Wolff B Goldman J Kramer Lorber Tathwell Isaacs I-lopmeler Tbzrd rou Frenkel Bettman j Harns Wnse Srlbergeld Auer Landau Kornblet Stern Shehane T Well Back row B Barnes Dagen Arnold Goodman Klem K 'fl '8 Griffin, Rose, B Hebeler Smmg Plumpe, M Hebeler, Schaeffer, SfCPh5n5 5'1 'd1 E' SChW3b, A 5ChW3II2, Arnold Goodman, Schwerch A Year Io Remember tualent gecleralwto To study means to secure world peace was the purpose of the Student Federalrst organrzatron reactrvated at Clayton Htgh School durrng the year The group was affrlrtated wrrh the Umted World Federahsts who seek a federated world government The prmcrpal actrvrty at club meetrngs durrng the past year was to drscuss the questnon of world federatxon so that club members could gam a better understandtng of the goals of Fed eralrsm Representatrves from the metropolrtan Federalrst groups made appeals for student actron Srnce the club was not organrzed untrl late rn the year and the Clayton chapter was slow rn gettmg on tts feet no specral projects were undertaken Actrvrtres were led by co charrmen Buddy Hebeler and Rlchard Rose Sally lou Grrffm acted as secretary and Katherrne Shaef fer as delegate to area meettngs Mass Catherrne Soraghan served as sponsor Page Srtcnfy Fate O O ' IA - J , V ' - L' J . , ' y . 4 . ' 'y 2 4 , . r , 'af W . . , ,n.. f ' ' 1 v g K, ,, MV' Q KV 'I , A , - - , . . . - '5 , , . , v . - , - -Y 1 , y - 'Z , . . . , v s . - , 1 1 - A '3 - , y , - I 1 S O ,M Y r 1 t, ' . . , f s H y , , s S Y . . F5 . ' .s . ' I y t , 1 r - . I ' - I I Y' . f' ' Sealed Collms Puge Seaeniy Sxx fv- After school many of the students who dtdnt have to stay around the buxldlng for actlvntles or class work wended thetr way to the Teen Center to relax, meet therr frrends and g0SS1p The Teen Center a student run organrzatron located around the corner from the hrgh school at 7605 Forsyth offered frve rooms for student use It was open every day after school ACIIVIIICS mcluded cards chess checkers prng pong pool and talktng wtth accent on the last The atmos phere was entlrely casual wlth students slouched wherever they could fnt themselves be rt the booths 1n the drmng room the couch tn the lnvrng room or downstalrs around the pool table The Teen Center ortgnnated a year and a half ago when the Student Councnl requested the County YWCA to assrst nt tn locartng and operatlng a student center Wrth the assnstance of the Y the Teen Center was opened durtnv the second semester of the school year 1949 50 The students drd the bulk of the cleanrng palntmg and movnng work Durmg the past year the mayor effort was concen trated ln contlnulng the Teen Center on the basls on whrch rt had started out srnce the Center had been een enter fefo eet at the M mc, Murzc, Mzmc establnshed The polrcy has been to let the students do as they wrsh Stnce the students only expressed a destre for a meetmg place rather than for addmonal spon sored acttutxes only one speclal project was under taken a dance at the end of the frrst semester Servlce at lunch rrme was rnaugurated dutlng the earlv part of the vear as students expressed a desire to have the place open durmg the noon hour A com mrttee of mothers alternated tn preparrng the food Served Government of the place was ln the hands of a steermg commrttee whlch met monthly to decrde and plan matters of polrcy Offrcers were Rlchard Rose charrman Edna Wrlllamson vtce chanrman Stevle Aschemeyer secretary and Pat Collxns membership charrman The Clamo 1951 1... agf di... . - L ' ' K . 5 ' 3 - fr . , ' I! . . I ' t r w ' ' ' . V 3 H 7 D I K ' a l v h 4 - ' ' D ' A ' I K , D V Y ' I I - ' , U t ' Y. I , 't D YL ' D I ' v b ' ' , 4 , 1 4 t l , . A I . K 4 . . I C . I ' 1 1 L I L ' . , - fj . n - I . a . . , I , I - ' . ' I ' . , - 2 U U , I ' I Q l t 1 t . , - ' an' X . 1, 4 A. , K SW F- 1 T e g A p , e . A I , 'J f 0 A W A t . t .I . : ' , B. Weil, Knieht, Evans, Vogt. Standing: Frank, Boagan, Rose,Barnes, Rubin. Clean-up time. . Pmblemafzfal odd! 7 and 8 W... Dunes of the commmee were rwo fold Fnrsr was responsible for seeing that the place was cleaned dally slnce the members naturally made the bulldrng show srgns of wear Secondly lf was responslble for worl-:mg Wlfh the Y W C A to false funds for the mamrenance of the Center The group solncxted Clayton CIVIC organizations whlch along wlth the Clayton Hugh School P T A supplxed the chxef fmanclal backmg Fzgbz ball nz the Jzde W.. L... Lunrla nme meelzng A Y a to Rememv NQMKY Teen Cenler dance nts Se ' A 3 Q A --1' r. ' Q ,C ' I r . w p 'f ' s 1 a F I ' 9 I 4 . I L Y ' ' - . ' , it Q 4 . . v . . 5A A . K A Q , y . .- . ., I l i' Q, ' 7 '4 ' I U X x v Q x ' - l, - V f . ,, , 7 ' K C r 'gf PagcSv1v V-, Len Membership in the C Club represented the top honor for a Clayton athlete, since it denoted possession of an athletic letter The Club sponsored the Football Prom and a loint picnic with the G A A in spring as its major 4 4 n the gnc lalo owling elulv Unyielding in their determination to knock down as many pins as possible were the mem- bers of the Bowling Club, who were com- peting against their friends, opposing teams, and the perfect score of 300. But all the activity was not carried on in a do-or-die manner, as club members also found time to relax and enjoy the game as just a sport, forgetting about the score. Seeing the group through a period of re- organization, which for a time menaced the existence of the club, were Gary Gustman, President, jack Baum, Vice-President, Buddy Hebeler, Secretary-Treasurer, and Howard Davis, sponsor. G2 eluls activities Tom McConnell served as sponsor Officers were Del Belcher, President, Jerry Bader, Vice President, Tom Teasdale Secre tary, Bob Schweich Treasurer Front row Pierson Del Belcher Bader Schweich Teasdale Blat-r Fffmf ww Mlchelson D Newman Rflflef M Newman 0812-Hdef Mzddle row K M ll 0 rg ar ww Appelman McDonald Schnelder Baker Spencer Back row Lou Glaser B Cohen Spener B Weil Kessler Ladd Wilkerson 17 I 1951 Page Serenty Eaglrt T e C amo . ' s ' , - u . , ' earney,1. i er, Hbhengarren, Dick Belcher, Steinberg, WiS8iHS- Middle 'UWB' Mhdfl. Kilgbffgs SIZUI, .WifYC, I-Slsin, Rubin G mise B if 1 , , ' , , , : . . , , . , , rienally Stri e Aaron Lindsey Cooley Jameron Crabbe Cass Goodstem Mxkkelsen Alnsworth Qpwlcng elub Bowed legs and sore posterrors were rrsked by members of the R1dlUg Club whose devotlon to the sport was nor to be shaken by any possnble harmful effects The group rode through Forest Park vuhen the weather was good Several of the members have taken show prlzes Offrters were Carol ameton Presldent B1ll Crabbe Vlce President and Shella Knoph Secretary Mrss Lee Ledbetter sponsored the group Skatcng elul: Whlle hardly ballermas on 1ce Skanng Club members were elther skxlled or ambltlous enough to navxgate around the W1nter Garden one after noon each week Evxdently the practlce helped smce Dr Govuens sxck l1st was not headed by groups suffermg from 1ce chrlled ends or stramed ankles Leadmg the skaters rn thexr dashmg around the lce were club sponsor Robert K Hoadley club President Gary Gustman and Vxce Presrdent jack Baum Q-...Q Kneelmg Hoadley Gusrman Slandxng Bakker Gmelman Oxenhandler Kelly Davns A Dubmsky Brockerr B Barnes Rosenthal Scxssors G Clark Wxggxns Slleman M Frxedman Mandel Zlmmerman Lehmer Hopmexer Crossen A Y nr to Remember Pagf- S4-11-nf, Num 3 1 , y , 1 , , - 9 1 M N , I , Q ,- ' 4 ' t , s L . J 1 1 1 ' , ' . n . . an -H V . . 1 1 ' M ,i , M, ' A N 1. - f jfs, ,A . ,:, 5 .' n 0 1 Y . . . . ' 1 r . , . . ' r r , . , 1 . , I 1 ' 1 , . - '. . f . - V , . - ', ' , . , . . . . l' b , . - , , v v v 4 ,ty Xu ,. M61 Qrcheotra Sawlng away at v1ol1ns and the vxorlcs of the old masters were members of the Clayton Htgh orches tra under the d1rect1on of E Ke1th R1chter Thexr repertolre ranged from the Grand Canyon Sulte group performed at assemblres and programs m Clayton schools The 35 plece outflt entered the annual County Muslc Festrval but was not ranked competmvely Several orchestra members belonged to the All County Orchestra also Offrcers were Carol jame Mary Martha Krstenmacher Secretary Richard Rose Publtcrty Manager Above Thar Old Bass V ol Left V olxn vlrruosos Efhfv Tb Cla 1951 I I , uf- A ' , '. B H I . . . 1 V h , , of Ferde Grofe to a seldom-heard Mozart opus. The ton, Managerg Allan Schwartz, Assistant Managerg 4 I I 1 Q l 1 4' C ix ,X-2 ' V X X -in A : i 1 i ' ' , e i- - 0 mo, E 'oath elrcarmon wand Provrdmg pep for athletrc contests half the year and workmg toward concert work for half the year was the Job of the Clayton Hrgh School band under the drrectron of Clark M1tze The group or small outfrts assembled from rt played and marched at games as well as for serxous programs The range of the mustcnans nn musrcal tastes varned from Basln Street Blues to Dvoralts New World Symphony Offlcers were Buddy Forrester PFCSI dent Davld Moenlthaus Vrce Presrdent Lols Glaser L1brar1an Jo Smgleton Secretary TCVIS Crossen and Sud McClanahan Property Managers Rlchard Rose Publrcxty Manager Above Drummer men Rsgbl Down bear P q E ghty O e 11 IR I . . . .. - U ,Y .1 . H - - 7 ' - . . , 7 7 - 5 3 ' 7 Y 3 7 ! 7 Y 1 7 ' ' X 1 . , , '-A I 1 5 I '. .,- . , ,.. . Q f A J ,X ' r I ,. . I a z i '- n f 'run 11 ,wwm School Service Srtlmg Nevxlle Wlllenbrock Hoppe Warmbold Wolff M Davrs Standing Boeger Ford B Glaser Margot Waters Mary Waters Lgtlanteo Defenders of law order and the magazmes rn the Green Room were the Vrgrlantes of Dramond L11 Beers study hall rnstructor Thls group of loyal study hall members had as IIS purpose the encouragement of good c1t1zensh1p at school and the protectxon of Green Room property from defacement Major event of the year was the dlscovery of the trp off vshrch led to the recovery of stolen Clayton football umforms Two hawk eyed Vxgxlantes obraxned the clue whrle glancrng over pxctures rn the sport sectron of the study hall paper To marntam drscrpllne the Vrgrlantes are grven mnlxtary ranks Most members are com mrssroned offrcers Mrs Beers naturallv rates everyones salute as commander rn chxef Her rrght hand mcn are Co commandrng Generals Frank Pxerson and Chuck Shehane Pagr Etgbty Tun The C gesture eccehero o oamertca Whrle some students often spend most of therr trme grrpxng about school and teachers the members of the Future Teachers of Amerxca chapter at Clayton are takmg a creatrve xnterest rn how they can become better qualrfred to be teachers At meetmgs vanous Clayton Hrgh teachers talk on therr experrences rn the teachrng profes sron and attempt to grve rnformatlon regardmg preparatron for mstructron In thus way It rs hoped that the prospectrve pedagogues wrll gaxn more of an understandmg of the professron The group rs not governed by any offrcers, mstead havmg a charrman for each meeting Mrss Sarah Drrtt sponsors the club but many other Clayton teachers also assrsted her rn pre sentrng programs Kneelmg Goldberg Barton Dahlmer Smgleton Feldman Knoph jarneton Chrxstensen Slandmg Pnerson Aach Grlden Rawlings Reagan Sparbur Krstenmacher McDonald Cammarata Evans Wxse Arbogast Wergman Owen Teasdale Blatt j Haberthrer 3 l .. ,. V -.. Q' , - 7 : 1 7 ' 1 7 ' . . . 7 O 0 7 3 , . I I I . Y 7 . . . . ' I in : , , , r I , , . 1 , , , , , 1 x 1 v 9 I I . r . , lamo 1951 H eoolvecl flint ibe Gate Resolved That the Arnerrcan people should reject the Welfare State rntones the chanrman, and thus starts another debate The Clayton de baters argued thrs questron throughout the year at practrce tournaments rn league matches and at the state Natrona! Forensxc League tourna ment Debaters recerved therr 1n1t1al tra1n1ng rn the debate class taught as a regular acadermc sub ject by Mrss Alxce Donaldson In th1s course fundamentals of speal-:mg loglc and organlza tron are practlceo under a cr1t1cal eye The varslty debate members th1s year were Buddy I-Iebeler and Bob Schwerch, aff1rmat1ve, and Rrchard Rose and Kather1ne Schaeffer negatrve Dave Hudgxns and Gary Perkms were alternates The group was chosen as a result of tompetmve try outs -3' 41 Front mu B Goldman Schaeffer Grlffm Frenkel Back row Rubin Hebeler Rose Goodman Schwench A TCIY lo Remember Aaron Hebeler Schvxelch Rose Schaeffer Grvrng loquacnous students a chance to orate expound and declalm IS the functlon of the Thrs group part1c1pated 1n debate extempora neous speech and declamatlon contests held throughout the metropol1tan area Partnclpatnon 1n thc state tournament at Sprrngfxeld Mnssourx was the chxef event of the year Whrle servlng a useful end membershxp 1n thls organlzatlon was also consldered honorary at rt was necessary to earn twenty pomts to qualrfy for membershnp The pornts were earned through competmve speech work or through dellvery of publnc addresses Scemg that everythmg was rn apple ple order was Prcsndent Bob Schwelch Barbara Goldman acted as Secretary Co sponsors were Alrce Don aldson and R K Hoadley Pu ge Eighty Three Clzational gorenoic feague ff gf- L National, Forensic League Chapter at Clayton. Q ' . . . . D y - G li ' - l , . . . . .1 B- - l f as r 'Av 1- . v. 1 X C Schwanz Mufprly' lrlebe er mm mu PNK,-Iipeagx Spencer Schwe lom0 Smith 50 r aesar Back 01L Studenbo ccence elub Exploding mixtures wired doors, and Rube Goldberg gadgets marked the vsork of the Science Clubi Inventive members when not devising proj- ects for the Science Fair spent the major portion of their time on gimmicks designed to shock Ceither literally or figurativelyb. Work in this group was supplementary to the regular science courses offered at the high school The club was formed in an effort to provide ad dinonal activity for these lab happy students Leading the group in a supervisory position vias Earl P Murphy commonly known as The Doc who usually had to spend part of meeting time in refuting statements about Nash cars Allan Schwartz was President Bob Smith Vice Presi dent, and Walter Caesar Secretary Treasurer nit eluls Knit a stitch pearl a stitch drop three stitches was the byvs ord of the Knit Club This organiza tion represented a conclave of girls desirous of getting together to knit and to talk Having the advantage of being a strictly feminine organiza tion members were able to indulge in a wide range of topics Handivi ork of productive Knit Clubbers could be seen on the ankles of Clayton High boys in the form of argyle socks A few knit afghans and things of that sort for more durable use Although the group was loosely organized it did have a president in Audrey Koshner responsi ble for calling the evening meetings and finding a house Miss Louise DeAngelis served as sponsor Page Elghfv I-'nur Front mu Reagan Koshner Rawlings Back rou N Singer Kisten macher Gardner Eissler Tl: CI lynn 1951 g O I I 5 Y 9 l , 5 X ul 4 Y l I - . . . .. V it U . , , Y. . . . V . ' . , .hi . . . . - .- . , - q s a F f- A . . - . ' 1 ' , v 'Q' , f ., ' , qv 3 , i Y ' 1 9 Y Y . , . I 9 Y . . ' 1 , - . . . ' ': . . ' lf - ' ' ' ' A w V - . t' .1 v Kiev cpluotography elub Darkroom technique, photographic, that is,. was taught to interested members of the Photog- raphy Club. A large amount of instruction was given in the art of processing and printing pic- tures, since it was felt that most already had ele- mentary camera knowledge. The Club chiefly served as a meeting place for enthusiasts to meet each other. Beside instruction in darkroom technique, programs included the presentation of slides, conducting a picture con- test, and analyzing pictures taken by members. As for officials, the Photography Club was unique, in that it was the only activity at Clayton headed by a sophomore, the person being Presi- dent Dick Cohen. Ronnie Catanzaro was Secre- K tary-Treasurer, with Janet Morris the Sponsor. Franz , Schwab 0105 Cohn , Z i K0 ombium uffglmnjn, rufQl,fe'h:D. cohen Cat ' ' nr ' Hnzar in erman. Y- Bare row: H os We row. - eidel, Spilkerl l From rou Kaller McCluskey Christensen Arkes Koebel Conn Crabbe hane Singleton Third mu Catanzaro Henry I-Iartenbach Warm o Collins Mandel M Wlilliamson Griffin Burns Madlxnger Fourth mu B Weil L Harris E Zierenberg Roberts B Dierberg E Williamson Back mu Schwab Leonard Glaser Aach Bogan Pierson Denny Dahl mer Cooley Teasdale quare ancang eluls Country music, country costumes, and country calls filled the gym when the Square Dancing Club met to indulge in American folk dancing Although many complained about compulsory square dancing in phys ed there was always ample dance material for the club s evening meet ings Chief feature of the year were several special big affairs open to members and non members alike with prominent local callers imported to preside On these nights, the big circle extended completely around the gym Handling part of the details connected with planning the programs was sponsor Mehta Denny, ization were Carolyn Conn, President, and oe Brockett, Treasurer Prrq Eghfy F11 ' 1 ' 1 4 fi S ' . ., Second mraf: Haas, N. Zierenberg, Hebeler, Rose, Buchail, Cuqi1et,bSlEgl an avid square dance fan of the Organ- . . I , - fs Clffpon th BLANDFORD IENNINGS Spomor ramcduc wld People always env1s1on an actor s lrfe as bemg glamorous but Clayton Hrgh dramat1sts know from experrence that there IS much that IS trrrng tedrous and tough about the stage through therr trarnmg rn the Clayton Hrgh School Drarnatrc Gu1ld These students have realrzed through knowmg the stage from the ground up that there IS both work and play connected wrth a dramatrc productlon The Gurld sponsored the annual productron oan of Lorrarne and the Penthouse Play Come Over to Our House besldes offermg the SCIVICC of 1ts propertres and staff for the Talent Show and the senror play Courses were taught on drrect rng and make up by sponsor Blandford jennmgs In addrtxon one act plays are dnrected by students under Gu1ld ZUSPICCS WU' TOP SUSE CICW Left Post mortem Rfgbr Refreshment time P ze Exgbty S x The Clafllh 1951 O L B ' CD ' Q ' Ls ' ' ' , 1' . . Q I 5 7 3 - . -- , J - U N H 7 Q l - ' , x 4g . A .P T .L ickecl Stage .r Q I X4 1 40 Aaron Arnold Goodman Benson jenmngs Drener Collins Rose The leadershxp of the organlzatron vested wrth a group of offrcers consrstrng of Presldent oyce Benson, Vrce Presrdent Arnold Goodman, Secretary Dxane D1ener, Recorder Pat Col lrns and Treasurer Rrchard Rose Maureen O Leary was added as an ass1stant sponsor thrs year to relreve ennrngs of a part of hrs arduous dunes Naturally the hulk of the attentlon rs grven to actrng Although there are approxrmattly 150 members of the Gulld X most of them who msh to act do get speakrng parts durmg therr hrgh school career lf not ucry year Gettrng a part nn a play IS more than glory as nt entalls up to SIX weeks of work rn cludrng four rehearsals every vstek the my nad opportumtxes on crews vwhrth handle llghts sound, mal-.e up props, utltets costumes, stage set, and publrcrty Crew members also rettnt Dramaflc Gu1ld pornts vshrch gam them trcdlt toward memlvtrshrp ln the Natronal Thespran Socretys Clayton thapttr uhrth IS afhlrated wth the Gulld To Att well your part 5 L nf 'Nerxous mhhler Ibn! Xlalteup glrl Bo! A Y 1:1 to Remember If 711 Buuldtred Brother! Page E RMT sein' 4' S . ' ' . ' X' 1 ' L ' - ' Ay ,X l l . . i 1 l . . . . fl H y , . yx ll. ' ., Q ,ya . 1 ' A 7 1 4 A 7 I . ' ' , ' ' f ' 5 , ' , ' N . LM. - For those who don't have speaking parts, there remams 1 2 . ' 2 v A 7 , Y ' y 3 A . . s P r ' 1 N' v I ' V 733 l X p 1 - v , V I 1 . . ' Y kv PI H 1' . . 6 o K1 - A' ' . . Q. . ' V , - K- - , I I . ' . ' - 4 5 V . Then ue ll have ez efllhmg we need? 06111 O joan of Lorrame th e year s annual productron, was one of the most ambmous dramas ever attempted by d1 rector Blandford jennmgs The play s drffrculty lay rn an attempt to create dramatrc xllusron on a stage wrthout props or set and m gettmg over the theme of the play the es whrch faced joan of Arc and whrch face crtrzens of the world today parallel between moral chorc Starrrng m the role of oan was Drane Drener, veteran senror actress, who carrred the play because of the tremendous length of her part She had the role of an actress workmg rn a rehearsal of a hrstorrcal drama con cernmg joan Thus, the plot of the play centered rn the conceptron whrch the actress had of Joan rn opposrtron to the one whrch the plays manager, Jrmmy Masters dea was that Joan would not compromrse w1th ev1l, whereas Murry upheld that she would rf forced to do so by crrcumstances Th1s play w1th1n a play devrce accounted for th e v1r tual absence of scenery as Joan was supposed to show the progress of a play about Joan of Arc through weeks of rehearsal Scenes alternated between showmg work done rn rehearsal and the bantermg and d1scuss1on rn whxch the actors were supposed to be natural Af the conlroz emy grour bezwe en those of the Kzngu men who a b re wzt ,loan .amd those P gf- Efgbft Efgbt dgdinil her B . . Q . . . . . . , G K played by Murry Marks, had. Diane's i fs , - Q . x ff' 3 . . . . . I 1 The Clamo, 1951 orrcaine joan H1 17718071 Scenes rn the frrst act depleted the early l1fe of joan, as she was rrsrng from a peasant to power rn the French court Shown nas the bcgxnnmg of 1 eonflrct between the gnrl playmg., the role of joan and the manager Durrng the second act oans downfall mn xnfluence, and her sp1r1tual trrumph xx ere shovxn Also, the differences between the ac tress and the stage manager were resolved Audlence reactron was a lrttle slow due to drffrcultres 1n curred by a play WlIl'llH a play done rn modern dress The producnon was put on as an attempt to show that hrgh school dramatxsts can handle plays of a serrous nature RUM! qlldffef The players talk zz mer A Year to Remember Pf'xfE1sbf1 NWE L , , . , . L . , I J C . . ' V y ' A , - . , l , , , g . . V' h , ' N , ' 1 ' gi, ' f , I . V X f . 1 5 ' 5 01412 U2 The formula plot a wrdower and a wrdow next r to ouoe door nclghbors who take three acts to get marrted was the penthouse play Come Over to Our House The ldea behind the play IS to glve lnexperlenced members of the Dramat1c Gurld an opportunrty to act For th1s reason the plot often deals wrth typrcal fam1ly lrfe scenes Complxcatrng the romance between Sue Seeger and Norman Solomon vtas her boy Adnan Lev1n who had offers from a Hollywood talent scout played by Avery Scrdcl and a famed mus1c1an por traycd by Sldncy Axelbaum Adnan also had hts worrres as h1s love xnterest was waverrng between h1s regular Qlfl Lynn Oxenhandler and Isabel Bohn who was tryzng to wm h1m away The d1rector of the tenth annual penthouse pro ductron was Bland ord jennmgs Assrstant d1rector holder Others IH the cast were Betty Auer Mary Chalme Robxn Chnstenson Tevrs Crosson Davrd Goldberg Pat H1ll Bobble Isaacs Barry Mandel V1v1an Schwartz Nancv Stern and Bobbxe jo Werss Troubles rerolved Port moflem The happy endzng PageNme1y C1 0 I It Q I 7 4 I 7 fy A ' 7 7 . , I 5 7 Y 7 A l X a 1 ' . y . . . L L 7 3 3 . C . . . L I L . was janet Knight and Sam Hopmeier was book- ' s 5 7 3 , , , , ! , 3 ' ...--W .rbi I N I Y , T' . , Q. ., n V ,si T . ax' 3 ccnuary fhaw Problems of the rural life was the theme of the senior play january Thaw which told the comic story of what happened when two city dwellers de cided to purchase a home in the country As if coping with nature werent enough an additional trouble arose when a family with a lifetime right to live on the place turned up after being missing for many years The malor parts in the play went to Allar Schwartz and Edna Williamson the couple who bought the farm and Joyce Benson and Bernie Rubin the couple who returned to live on it Others in the cast were Sidney Axelbaum Pat Collins Mar lene Eissler Judy Fmkle Arnold Goodman Sally Lorber Barry Mandel Don Reifler and Richard Rose Blandford Jennings directed Diane D1ener was assistant director and Norman Solomon book holder Dzrec or fenmngr parrmg out relaeurml fcbedulef The senior play presented on May 18 and 19 was the chief proyect of the senior class during the past year Money raised was contributed to a fund for the senior class gift to the school Front row: E. Williamson Bernie Rubin, Benson Lorber, Finkle Collins. Bark rowz Jennings Axelbaum A. Schwartz Eissler Rose Mandel Arnold Goodman. A Y ' M to Rr ne 'be Page Ninety-One fffsatan fy- ' Ala te: Goldman and Lorber gdffg 10 town- Belo 'Z Fredman and R b n duettmg- The cart fcclent Show A take off on Clayton H1gh 1nst1tut1ons was the basis of the Talent Show Satans Wa1t1n set rn two places Heavenly Hrgh School and Satan H1 h School However Dxrector oyce Benson and assrstant I W Klem dxd not attempt to satnrrze Clayton bltterly but mstead only kldded gently school scenes The plot only served as a framework for the numerous acts worked 1nto the musrcal comedy framework As for plot rt dealt wxth the problems of Adnan Levrn and Tev1s Crosson who had lost favor 1n Heaven and had been sent to Hell The only way they could return was to get a klss from the queen of Satan Hlgh School Slnce everythrng was backwards m Hell thls meant that therr Heavenly attractlons got them nowhere dovsn under They had to turn Helllsh standards upsrdc down before accompllshmg therr mrssron and br1n5,1ng about thc tra dmonal happy endrng Others who flgured promlnently 1n the cast were Marc1a Frerdman udy Kramer Sam Hopmeler Steve Skrarnka and Brll Barnes The show featured a srngmg chorus and a dancrng ensemble vlhrch performed several tlmes Chref hrgh hght was a strobolxte dancrng number rn wh1ch a speclal lrght was used so that only the shoes of the danclng tr1o were vxslble Th CI 1951 aitin' As for acts there was none wh1ch was a show stopper but all drew at least a good round of applause Barbara Goldman and Sally Lorber rendermg xnto small pleces Ugly Chnld Lenore HHTIISS toe dancmg Alan Levrs ventr1loqu1sr act and thc jazz Band d1d seem to attract most audxencc reacnon WOfklDg behlnd the scenes was a large crew con slstlng entrrely of students slnce the Talent Show has always been a student producnon Benson and Klern worked for almost a year to prepare for the two mghts or the show In the weeks of rehearsal they and therr co horts could be seen workxng around school at all hours often not even taking tlme out for dlnner On the techn1cal end of the productlon was Bob Wrlkerson stage manager Chlef set deslgner was Mary Lee Knudstad who planned the scenery wh1ch rncluded three d1fferent stage setnngs Normally only one set IS used rn a Clayton producnon The book was wr1tten by Benson and Klern assxsted by Arnold Goodman Sally Lorber Elame Mtlton and udy Scallet I W Kle1n d1d the lyrxcs for songs and Dlane Dlener drd the choreography Inzroducmg our cundzdate Left Joyce Benson Director Rzghz I W Klein Asslstant HADIE 5 READY TO ww --Q-i,.L ,y The jazz Band bawng a 4 AY rR b P Nu u!dfW1I7IQ up Claytrmrllcr Pug Nmeh Four horuo The chorus th1s year began 1ts work under a new dr rector Mlss Carolyn Hackman, who led the group through the usual scrlcs of publrc concerts and performances M155 Hackman formerly a teacher 1n the c1ty schools, taught A Cappella rs drvrded mto three groups, cor1s1st1ng of the regular chorus specral A Cappella, which has the better srngcrs and Claytonettcs 1 small group of gxrl vocalrsts One of the malor events of the year was the Chnstrnas concert grven rn conyunctron wlth the orchestra The can tata Song of Chrrstmas, was the featured number At the earlrer fall concert the featured work xx as The Ballad for Amerlc 1ns Cbrzrfmas camlcru The Clruro 1951 . , ' A Q, ,Y -A A V Q , I ' - f Z l 1 s 5. V.:-.fvyt . mx 1 ,I M K ft 7 t-, W ' , sw 4, I ,A ,K , f 7 A . the high school singing classes. L 7 I C Y I 4 1 .5 7 A 1 A , 2 k L I A . , ' ' H J 7 ,cn f, xxx l . V ,4 X I l c ' , A , roclture Workrng to relate the school to the tommurnty of Clayton was a group called the Brochure comm1ttee, whrch for the past year and a half has done research toward the preparatron of a booklet on the h1story and communxty hfe of the c1ty of Clayton The proyect was desrgned to grve the students a better apprecra tron of therr communrty and by prmtmg a hrstory to meet the need of a complete, up to date story of the growth of the local area The group workrng under the sponsorsh1p of the Board of Educatron, f1n1shed work on the prolect shortly before the close of the school year, wrth prmt mg 1ndef1n1te as of the date of thrs yearbook Much research mto past events and rntervlews wrth promrnent c1t1zens was requrred to secure rnformatnon on hrs torrcal materral the mfluence of real estate, busmess, and the Court House on Clayton s growth, and to se cure data on present commumty fac1l1t1es Front row Klem Rose Goodman Mzddle row Sxegel Srlber geld M Frank Back rou Chrxstenson I-Iebeler Kramer Clayton from the air, Yrar In Remember Pa ze Ninety-Five we rbwfx N x qkcwts 04 GY 5' 006 59241 bet C6 dw in Si? .5 .K A -Q ff, Gevmofg, on og4,Q1 onyx! 66 Xue in A CNQVM M9 SZ 096 4 Ybe C08 'O Xe ciw ,1 N-5 cf A 6556 69 'FAQ Q Pa 2 e Ninety S - ix Q A 02. nf 4 fum-x . Y M. - ' I' t ,O .. X ' vm - - '- ' 4 ' 1 . 'M 64 'E 'Q 1. ' nf A sh' ' ' ,lo ,.- S. . . K , i s' 51? Q -,- .nf . .. P., - 4,-'uf W Q. ' ' ' 5 IL Ll at ' 5 'A' ', . N-- . , ' v b g . .D K sr 'o ' . ,Q .' . ' 1 , - , 'V ' ' Q 'f . ' 5' . 9 , . 'g a,A fiv all ' 1 sk' ,A '4'. f - ' .1 1 , v. 'put' , It ' . , 4- .1-.,v 1, if . yr , K 4 - , x s . il , Y n' I ' , K ' ' . 5 0 . ' , - . 'gf' ' X7 ' ' . gs ' '-1. 'fi .4 e' ff'-1, - .' ' T, - .ff s - ., M A ' 1 .ww 1? v ' ' , U . -. v . f' ' ' 1 , W' , , ,g 1 . L. ' .4 Q' -IL 'U . ,fi .1 l 2.5 .a. Q. 'H , ' s K ' Q lf , . ' I . , I. ' -. .f, M ' 7 -, l . .1 Q K - , ,, - A ,I . , - I' avg? ai ' 1, i . Q w. ' lll.. ,il ,ax ' frm ' . Q. -wf-' ' 1' '5.X1' 5, . . 4' ' -, 1, . -1,3 ., r -v f. H ,' x ' if J - . . .I ' as' a' F V i 1' psi' . if. . Jn., ' - 'S 1 S Q. A ,w., '21 ,', .9- -S - ffm' 1 x ' .9 '- . fx.,-' . A, A . 9, . K 'a' Q fc. 0' ' ,X ' 'rx , ,A A A ..'. n , ' .ff .. Q ... - 5 1 I 4-R .Q - - - - ., 5 v . ' xl., . sg d sf. turh , .c ox? L , . 1. m Q . U H '.f,'o ' . AA, 'A If.'.! ' Y. -4,-' Qawllql gg V-V, v U, . dv, -455 4. ' -' .o ' 0' , ' 5, ,7' v .L . S. ' ' .. ,, ry I. .Ir I xg Q .I K. R.: I A Airs . . 4 A .bf .9 1 B i.,s 7 ' . - - 7. ' . f x 4, V ' . - 5 1 . w - , V5 w ' .135 ' .tg ,,. ', 1 l 1 A . 'r ,Q 'v L ,1' gm 8.43- 7 X ' A,-r x I weft, wlfk ' . '-. ' , -5'r,:7T1.. ., ,I 4 ,,,.. 's Q ,xt Q2 4 ..4 4 V? L f ., ,.fl I 'cy Af iv.: . 4 K . . A Y . ,WEL 1 4 - . ' I -.' ' asf .!' '- . 5' -' .,- . V . ,. V - H X Hay b 1 A I .gf .U -X ,xx Ax i Q. ,ly lk f.,'w-A V- V l, hp' x , fx. 'WY ' j,' ,4V'4,.51'N '! 1 'fr fflwd .' y W Q73 . H, .rfxy fb 1 N 1. fi! V,-A.A,, xx. .i AM , QA . ' .' 1 ! ,', ', ' Q ., A - .N . ,. .Y 'X 'Vi , lv,-ffj. .',t L ,,-.. Q- ,-jvgl, f . V ' , .gf 'AxX,.f. A, H34 1 ' 5:?',4k'1 15.4 J 'Au' by , Q? fig 1. - . 91, . ' n . .-A--1---4 Sl.. ' , , ' , -, Y 4'2PA Ei1g,'!ffi'y-gif' 'A 5 . 'f L' I itz' ' .' -'A .. fl if . -'S -L' - -. - N ., H -N' ,QA , v ', wg - : . . I- -gk v X 1 A ' v ,-4 i I 5 55' ln 'sm 'H g , 5 , , 'Hg A . . if 'f 2 Av, s X 1 ooflsccll A poor start and mexperrence hurt us stated Tom McConnell head football coach followmg the Greyhounds conclusron of therr season wrth a won three lost four and ned one record Another team handrcap was a serres of mjurnes whnch occurred to vnrtually every key pla er durm h y g t e season wlth up to four starters berng on the rnactrve lrst at one rrme CI.eftJ Coach Tom McConnell fklghll Assrstant Coach Walter Rulon 'id sd, Pug Ninety Ezgbt A Burrougbf funn n lme er bemg ff0PPed by the Cldyto The play of the team was lackmg m power and steadmess The players were not able to trust to brute strength and the abrlrty which they showed rn flashes was sometnmes lackmg Also at tlmes the defense weakened grvlng up several qurclt touchdowns and uttln P 8 Clayton out of the runmng for the game A constant stream of fumbles l h aso urt In early season play the shortage of a top passer was a handrcap but quarterback Mllte Starr developed untrl hrs throwmg arm was accounrrng for neatly half of Clayton s POIIIIS rn the last half of the season Whrle losmg more games than xt won the Greyhound team was not outclassed all the time The game agalnst john Burroughs lost only 1n the last quarter was a brtter knockdown battle of which all were proud A defeat suffered to Normandy on a mght so cold th if lmemen were wearmg gloves was another game whrch could have gone erther way In vrctory the Greyhounds showed a team wrth abnhty and fast movrng backs Western frrst opponent of the season was easrly van qunshed although nt tallred rn the fourth quarter to thr Th eaten e Ferguson game was a route wxth the entrre squad seemg action as ever la d y p y seeme to clrck for Clayton Agaxnst Brentwood rn the fmal game of the year the Greyhounds led by co captain Bob Wilkerson pulled the game out of the frre by a touchdown rn the closrng minutes of the game after havxng lost a long held lead Although the team s record was not rn a class wxth the all semor 1949 Suburban League champrons the school sprrrt stxll held up as the fans turned out to see a team of rnexperrenced players do :ts best agamst strff League compermon The Pep Club continued to put forth as much effort for the team the past year as rr did the year before Whxle fre team dld not draw area wrde recognrtlon Clayton football was Stl paramount rn the mmds of the students on fall Saturday afternoons The natural leaders of the team were the co Captains tackle Del Belcher and halfback Bob Wrlkerson the only two boys who had seen much actron the year before Belchers werghtlnfters muscles came m handy rn holdmg up his srde of the lme Wllkerson with hrs great speed was able to get off on numerous touchdown nms fmally accumulatmg 54 pomts whrch made htm one of the hxghest scorers rn the drstrlct He dld thls m s rt f h p e o t e fact that the Clayton lme was not as strong as rn previous years Tb: Clano, 195 1 u - , ' V l ' ' . ' ' . , , . . - Y y , , . . , - v , , , , ' v . h D , ' 1 Q ' - , . 4 n ! 7 U 1 . ! - I , , , . . , . . s x I , . 7 4.3. Q X ' - I - ' w ' s ' 'I ' 1 1 - - , ,rf ' , . . ' Of the other backfxeld men Mrke Starr rmportant quarterback on a Tformatlon team and Bob Ladd hard drxvmg fullback and captam elect for 1951 were the only regular players Even Starr had early season competmon from yunxor Dxck Belcher and sophomore Donnne Goldblum The other halfback slot was passed around from Gene Lapm to Lou Glaser to jack I-Iohengarten and to sophomores Emery Blumer and Bob McDonald Of the lmernen probably more ends were used than anythrng else At one txme or another jerry Krlsberg Lloyd McCowan Jerry Kearney Larry Spencer Dave Newman and jerry Bader were holding down regular duty Bader later moved down to tackle because of hrs weight Other tackles all brg men included Belcher Chuck Shehane and Don 'Ihursby The guard posntxons were traded around almost as much as the end posts partly because of mjurxes whrch hut fnrst one player and then another Durmg the season Buddy Essen Frank Pier son Don Cammarata Ken Appelman and B111 Cohen saw their share of actxon In the center posmon was Tom Teasdale who held the post virtually alone for the entxre course of the year Dxck Wxne was ln reserve Dave Newman ended up as the man who booted the extra pornts Lou Glaser was the chxef punter unul hrs myury when Emery Blumer took over Start of course was the passer and Wxlkerson the chref runner Smce the games were often decnded by the fourth quarter Mc centratrng chetfly on the jumors m a burldmg campalgn for next year Coach Runt Ramsey had the remaxnder of the boys on a yunror varsity squad so that everyone was able to see actxon Walter Rulon acted as general fxeld assxstant Individual hlghlrghts of the season lncluded the Burroughs touch down scored when Bob Ladd who had received a Starr pass tn mud field upon belng tackled handed the ball off to Bob Wllkerson who raced the remainder of the dlstance to the goal Also noteworthy was Wrlkersons touchdown agaxnst Brentwood ln the closing IIIIDLIICS of the game as he eluded the Brentwood secondary on hrs own for a run of approxxmately 40 yards to regam a vxctory whlch looked lnke xt was going to Brentwood Thxs game was a speclal one smce If was the fmal one of the season and marked the end of football for 19 semors X' A215 If feud CO CAPTAINS lLeftJ Bob Wnlkerson halfback Great on offense and defense CR1ghtJ Del Belcher tackle One of the best Tops rn blockmg A game by game record follows Clayton 26-Western Mllltaty Academy 21 CHS Scormg Ladd 12 pts Wxlkerson 6 pts Blumer 6 pts Glaser I pt Kearney 1 pt The frrst game of the season a non league affanr saw Clayton lapses late ln the game allowed the score to be so close Wllkerson and Ladd each scored quxck flrst quarter touchdowns to make the game look lrke a rout But the Cadets drove back with two markers to take the lead but a dr1ve cllmaxed by a Blumer run meant Clayton had a 1914 half time advantage A touchdown scored by Bob Ladd rn the third quarter looked lnked only an msurance tally unnl Western scored once ln the fourth quarter and threatened In the closmg mmutes of the game to go over agam Inasmuch as If was the teams fxrst game the out come was not too brxght as Clayton had appeared ragged at txmes and was not able to deal handrly wrth a weaker but determined foe Wellston 32-Clayton 6 CHS Scorrng Ladd-6 pts Front mu Kllsberg Prerson Hohengarten Kearney Teasdale Shehane Del Belcher Wrlkerson Bader Starr McCowan Ladd Second mu B Cohen D Newman Appleman M Newman Dlck Belcher Dlck Wltte Thursby Blumer McDonald Lap1n Spencer A Year to Remember Essen Third mu Cammarara Brown Zrerenberg McClanahan Ackerman Flegel Lev: Holler Mrchelson B Werl Roberts Stem berg Back mu Rulon Rubm Bayer Angelos Spener Bell Handel man Katz Mxller Lou Glaser Gruendler Kercher McDonald Pa ge Ninety Nme or R G L , - a- U X ,sl , ' in ' . L I H Q I . . , I L . . . ' - 1' ' ' ' ir ' , v Q f. . , , 1 . , . , r ' L 1 A . it ,A gg Q ' ! I x . I ! . ' . . . . . . - 5 , , , . . ' . , 1 - 1 . . D 1 ! I , : . , , , . . . . . l , I I , , - .. ' ' Connell was able to play more boys and grve them experxence, con- easnly outclass a weak Western team. Only a serxes of defensxve 4: rg . . - . . 1 . , , . . - . , , - , . . ' . , . . , . , - , T no .f r . . I , , , , . . A , g , - , - , ' Y 1 n v l I ' , v 7 n u u I ' n 1 ' , , , , , , , . Y , , , , . al ,av 1 ' A ,, -tu .---rg s' 5 4X 1l1P A All Fai, , an if G LLOYD MrCOWAN JERRY End End Good line backerg excellent Strong on pass pass receiver. good line backer. passers din' DON THURHSBY Tackle tackle, best Burroughs. I .Lf BOB LADD Fullback TOM TE1 Good blockerg hard running Center fullback. Excellent offensive 9.8 Pa ve One Hundred OWU 1951 's 15-4--v--qv'-.W .L..,. .,,,M.,.,.,.,M,,,.,...W M A 15 ' ' i 5 . 1 ' ,E if ' 1 . x y ,,.f .-31 A W h X L 1 3 A, 'L 1 , 'i,,f'g Q E :V I X A f,,. f,,,xk . I 1. 4 15 g , 'if' H A.,. ,sg 5 ' 1 ww 1 s ' s H, W' ,, ,. 2?, i?il.2. E ' R i ,Q A',fgf ,,,,4 gg A, -- X,.f , x, if Q 7.5 . ' Vs' V A'y' ff? ' '22, ', , 1 ' , , f 1, Y ' K ' iffy, , f ,BQ , ' 5' 2 J RS :, fA 3 K ,ff lag' , 4, 1 , 5 ' 3 , Ti ,ff ', A ' , 4 ' ' Y X i 5 Q , ' A5 2 Y, 3 A 1 . 7 ' , 'E ,X ff , H ' S K'-' ly li' N .+.,-g ..- WL,..L.y.g1.,.,,g,,W , 3., 4.fL.,.QL-. Q ff ' , . , ,f f W' ,. 1 ,A ff. A . 'E .I ' , f A ,A Q ,, . fgf , x ,, . an-.1 .y- S JL -an-3 wick so Starr dodgmg Burroughr mckler I McConnell gwzng zl Page One Hundred Two i lo Kearney John Burroughs 38-Clayton 19 CH S Scot1ng Wxlkerson 12 pts -Glaser 7 pts One has to look beyond the score to see the story n thus game The game whlch has a strong rlvalry was one which both stdes strongly wlshed to wm smce Clayton had taken the last few games ln the senes mcludxng one the year before won nn the last 10 seconds Burroughs wxth nts usual strong team was up for the game but so were the Greyhounds Clayton was m the ball game almost all the way even leadlng 19 to 13 at the end of the thxrd quarter Wilkerson went over for the flrst touchdown early rn the fxrst quarter Burroughs quickly got a marker and also made the extra pomt Clayton pulled out another touchdown when Starr threw the pass whrch Ladd handed off to Wrlkerson wxth Bob scormg the touchdown Burroughs scored agaln to lead at the half A pass from Starr to Ladd set up another touchdown on a plunge by Glaser nn the thxrd quarter grvmg Clayton the lead agaxn Burroughs picked up a touchdown ln the start of the fourth quartet taking back the lead Clayton fumbles then set up two quick touch downs for Burroughs whrch gamed another on a pass xnterceptlon Webster Groves 32--Clayton 13 CHS Scormg Wilkerson 12 pts D Newman 1 pt The Webster game toward whlch the team had poxnted was no contest A Clayton passxng attack farled to clxck and the backs couldnt make up for thxs on the ground Webster led at the half 13 O and was ahead by a score of 32 0 at the end of the thxrd quarter In the last pernod Clayton fmally came to lxfe as Bob Wnlket son accounted for two tallxes one on a pass from Mnke Starr and another on a run Dave Newmans toe provxded the extra pornt Clayton 45 Ferguson 12 CHS Scotmg Kearney 13 pts McDonald 7 pts Wxlketson 12 pts McCowan t Ladd 12 pts Wflkerron going for the wznmng loucbdown agamrt Brentwood The Clamo, 1951 . w :Q , n Q A ' . . f, . n s l ' V ,N 'lm .nap . A X ' K ..-.. ' I - . 'K N'V'f,,, . . , reall ' C f . fxfrf ' ' Q - , k 1- l ' y . I ' ff ' , , , . x ay ' ' l N , yo W . , ' , -QV 1.7, ML , I ,J 3 - . . A 3 --f' I . ' f ' I ' . 'VL M A .ay h , ' ' 4 2 .fe ' . ' - - Y, I M W 1, as ..,,f.J . - an H-.Ut . - - - - - 5,5 ,pmt .- Y fry- - . , - fr V t 1 ,, at ' f , '-f,, - 'Z ' ' , , if , x ' ' ' - , . I , . . , ' a l 3 . I I i l ' , , ' . lp. . I 9' . J or Q X, 4 1 I f M X The game agaxnst Ferguson was no contest as the Greyhounds were able to score at w1ll wrth all the reserves belng poured unto actron whnch held down the score some The team for once was near top strength Mrke Starts name although not appearnng nn the scormg column was the one to note as he passed for three touch downs and two extra pomts Both of jerry Kearneys scores came on Starts passes as did hrs extra POI!!! Wilkerson ran over for one touchdown and passed for the other Ladd plcked up a marker on a straxght run and another on a pass mterceotton Bob McDonald ran for hrs touchdown and extra pomt whrle Lloyd McCowan got hrs pomt thanks to a Starr pass Normandy 13--Clayton 0 The nrght game agamst Normandy was a hard fought contest which saw Clayton lose a golden scorrng opportumry early rn the ga.rne as rt had apparently put the hall over for a touchdown only to have the referee rule no score Thls seemed to take the heart out of Clayton as rt never threatened agam although holdmg Nor mandy for most of the game due to staunch defensrve work The btrter cold made for a slow game Clayton 19 Brentwood 13 CHS Scormg Wtlkerson 12 pts McCowan pt Spencer 6 pts Clayton was able to ftnrsh the season successfully as II beat Brentwood ln a game undecided untrl the last few mmutes It was Bob Wtlkerson who was the hero as he scored two touchdowns mcludxng the one whtch brought Clayton victory tn the last few mmutes An all semor team started and went over for a quxck touch down on a pass from Starr to end Larry Spencer Early nn the second quarter Starr passed agam this trme to Wtlkerson for the tally which gave the team a 12 to 7 half txme margxn An intercepted Clayton pass and two long runs set up a Brent wood touchdown early nn the fourth quarter putting rt rn the lead After Clayton got the klckoff Wrlkerson went 50 yards for a touchdown on the second play followmg A pass from Starr to McCowan accounted for the extra pomt and that was that Brentwood dtd threaten tn the clostng mmutes of the game brmgxng the ball to the 15 yard strrpe of Clayton Tenre momemr on the bench A Year to Remember john Burroughs 38 Clayton I9 Topry turn zackler Page One Hundred Tbrn , , . 1 1 ' . , , , ! l - ' . 1 . , Y . , , . . , . 'x . ' fa, 5' 'J M . .' ,,Nhn ' 'V F-.,'!'x ' FH sg 'v 5 ,4 I , , A zypml Lapw Wm? fhof cwlzetlvccll -, A x A Tzme ou! The Clayton Greyhounds lost out on a chance to wm the Suburban League champxonshlp hy one point the one point whlch would have spelled the dlfferenre so many nmes between vxctory anl defeat as the team battlcl lown to the last few seconds of the same only to lose by the m1rL,1n of a free throw or a held goal Under the leadershnp of O I. Ramsey the team hal 1 three and nme regular season record btmdout of the team was captam Don Oglander consnstently .1 hxah swru who counted up v0 polnts agcunst Rrtenour and at other txmes counted for half the team s markers The remainder or zhe Xllfilflf., hvc consnsted ol harl lxcssler Randy johnson Bob Ladl and Gene Lapxn DICK BELCHER ROGER DIERBERC LOU CLASER IERRY BADER A boy a coach hkes to Lack of expenence was Injunes cost Clayton a CHD USC I0 HDV sxtuanon coach the dxfferente fme player ,.......,, :1-' M, I'-'I' Q? new 1--f 1. 'rans- Yu-We L- TVR' 1:1 QI Qi, 'i A 1331: an 1 3 mmm JACK RANDY JOHNSON EARL KESSLER IFRRY KILSBERG BOB LADD HOIIFNCARITN Presto A star I5 born A compenror nll the last We love everybody A fme player wxth wm Great player m the malr whxstle CSI Charles? ning SPUH ink Tln Clumo 1951 Pig One Hundred Four A. K . I v k 5 V , ,K k . r KY' ' ' A . V I . . , L 2 . , ', 1 . Y 1 - . ' ' R A, ' Q' -17 A . . 4 ' K-2'v , f '.L ' y K, ' . 4 I I 4 rv A 'i 1 V k n 1 my I .5'f , V .- 1 ' q I 1 ' f v 'A A I 9, , . 1 ' ' fi'-1 - '. , v eh ,. N X -7,4 . , ' Y K bf-'ff A - ' ' --' .I ' Ei- . - W ' ' 1 A In A l I , gl ,M Q I 5, V- - ' kr' ' Y I '5' 4 , . . My I .- ' . l. 1 .. ' ,. , , . . ,A , lju 71-7- nu-T-61- +1-' 5 Y, Ti 1 5 1 . L -S if :Y NN 1 -. Dfflfi, f. iw ,r GENE LAPIN JERRY MILLER DON REIFLER MIKE STARR HARRY WIGGINS Defense-Lapin is it. A fighter all the way. A surprise package in Wonderful team spirit. A great competitor in any game. any game. gaolzetball iecorcl C.H.S. Upponenl: 42 Burroughs 37 29 University City 35 Webster Wellston Webster L RU DON OGLANDER ,SVT R440 Ferguson Captain Gad' Y St Charles Maplewgod Normandy Normandy University City Kukwood Hancock Burroughs Cleveland SOPHOMORE TEA H Front rou Davis T Weil Angelos Banashek Slartmgafail break Goldblum Back nu Diamond Katz Seslen McDonald M Levy Leer A Year In Remember Page one Hundnid Fne 44 52 42 44 59 40 -4 0, l ,, 52 55 . U E 59 . 55 48 57 55 55 32 55 22 ' ' ' 28 66 Ritenour 45 36 Brentwood 43 43 ' 45 46 33 50 42 31 44 I cwelvall Front row Bernre Rubrn Stroud Relfler Dellmann Bader Oglander Vouga Hzddle mu B Dlerberg Lapm Ladd 1 Muller Starr Blll Cohen Kessler Stemberg Back rou Mlchelson M Weiss P G Mxller Appleman R Dnerberg Spencer M Newman McConnell 'Y TOM MGCONML Coach Suburban League champnonshlp won by the squad of 1950 Coach Tom McConnell had the nucleus of hrs champs returnmg for the season, led by Captarn Don Rerfler, southpaw prtcher wnth a long strung of low hrt pxtchmg performances to hrs credrt Other returnmg lertermen mcluded prtcher Don D1elman, second baseman Mlke Starr, shortstop jerry Mrller thrrd baseman Bob Ladd and centerfrelder Gene Lap1n Thls meant that the mayor pornon of what rs consndered the key posrnons on the dramond those strnght down the mrddle, catch, prtch, the keystone combrnatron and center freld, were fllled by veterans DON DIELMANN EARL STROUD JERRY BADER BILL COHEN Pxtcher Plrcher Catcher Fxrst Base Page One Hundred Sn The Clama 1951 The baseball Greyhounds were out to defend the 3 If zzmzg aguzrzsl Beanmonl DOA RE IFL Captain Due to a turn our of approxrmately 60 boys, Mc some use rncluded catchers jerry Bader and Ken Appel h rtcher Earl Stroud f1rsr baseman B111 Cohen Connell drvrded the group rnro a varsrty and sop o man, p , f h d h h F and outfrelders B111 Drerberg Earl Kessler P G Mrller more squad Harold Du ur coac e t e sop s rom thrs group of boys those whom he expected to get Larry Sternberg and john Vouga BILL DIERBERF EARL KESSLER P C MILLER JOHN VOUGA Ourfleld Ourfneld Infreld Ourfreld Ourfreld MIKE STA RR Second Base A Your lo Remember 1 -nf fr BOB LADD JERRY XIILLER GENE LAPIN Thxrd Base Shorrstop Ourf1e11 Page One Hundred S mm 1 5 I . r ' x u . . I . 9 7 ' ' . 7 , . I ' . I- ' , 'sfv YT 'I' of 1 s orrr X g A rw, ,V ig 1 ,I ,o - o . f , X s , vfj 1 S725-v X all ,, . - , A A . L A rack W ALTER RULON Coach Khan -0 HFRRY UUCCINS Captarn an Track men under the d1rect1on of Coach Walter Rulon partrcrpatcd 1n 1 schedule whlch Included ll meets of which the school vms host at one major event the Clayton Invlta tronal parncrpltcd ID by about 20 schools Although the turn out for the squad was close to 55 the number of lctttrmen returnrng was small Captarn Harry W1Q gms h1'h yumpcr Ford Baker hurdles, Lou Glaser, drscus, Morton Schnerder dashes, and Bob W1lkerson, dashes, were the only boys who had earned track Cs FORD BAKFR Hurdles fron: rfu R Dlelmann Eschenbrenner Manlln E Wolff Schnender Kearney Haller Del Belcher lIm'n'!e mu McClanahan Sachs Varley M Levy Baker E H Zxerenberg Glaser Hughes Back mu johnson Spener Slater Rulon Gruendler B Well B Ackerman Wrggnns Wrlkerson page one Hundred Elgst The CILIWD 1951 2 Y 1 Y V -Q. is ' Q - . 1 1. , , ,,. , , Q W C . K - . , , 7' a . ,L L . , , 5 4, ' rl I 'I 1 1 I 1 ' , . . . L ' v ' 1. . .Y A V . w 5 v 1 - V . . ' , , ' 1 ': . , ' ' A 'I 1 ' V' V l l v 1 f 1 - , , . So 7-fn' .fr 'Wm Q LOU CLASER DISCUS MORTON SCHNEIDER ashes However, many of the boys out for the sport had been on the squad the year before, recexvmg X6 in 'tw' fatas-9 1-1 L BOB WILKERSON Dashes trammg on the junlor team One of the athletes, Bob Wnlkerson, held a spec1a1 honor, as he was chosen on the All State track team m 1950 because of hxs work at the state tournament 1n the 100 and 220 yard dashes M fail fI7Il1b Thu any up l 01 c V 1124 hump I Q 'ii A Year fo Remember Page One Hundn-d Ame 0 .. ,, 0 1' 'W O ' N' , g , 1 'Q X 7 - Q A n P - U J' , f ,, V V M 8 dj ., ' M 3 0 A ' ,, V 3 . , 4 . 'ff' l , haf. .I 1,1 I af, - , 1 g 1 -' , 1 11. .xg',hn. . 4 .M JV.: B- ,QE X 1 , ' . ' ' . D , 3 ii j k Q ' 1 r . XV ,sm 6111410 PM Tennrs strength was above par as e f1fSI four rg, e team consrsted of three lqtermen and one t The team was led b o ptams Har cl WE1CH CO Ca? OLD rtze brought year ro superv 4 - mes C BL Ocapramdrr The hne up of the team mcluded Crawford, and Blatt playmg slngles, and jack Lasker and Blatr and doubles The team met other schools League bCS1dCS playrng several League teams In 1950 the squad wa League champron CLARA MITZE Coach BOB CRA WFORD be ne! al f iltzn1W'n Q AVON D Cohen, Crawford, Schwelch, Blatt, Meyer, Lefton, Levl, Skramka, Lasker Page One Hundred Ten The Clamo, 1951 O E , vgfaftf, ' e',' -, I l A -61.35 ' 53:5 I K M N BOB SCH Bob Sc were T C- at Tk t , ,H-.Hu,:.,r to I - Y f- , aw e- H442 . , s a T ' ' ' ' - ' Bob 0 x ' I w - ,fi t f A ' '- I E 6015 Only returning letterman golf team was captain lead the team through a marches Actrng agarn as Others wrth prevrous Arnold Goodman and Jack The players were own at prrvate C slxth hour outs rn determme other team places rf they felt that em X League MAN DE gY Stuber R Cnvwn :E J. C0aChTUB5k WSI' C on therr school After work were held to squad The challenge for beat a starter Clnzp rho! Pazzmg PMC, I A Year to Remember 59 Fran! row D Goldberg Mandel Goodman Spnlke A Serdel Lefron Back mu Brerrwexser Trower Levme '75- 4 bs gd r Middle rou Coleman P Well Page One Hundred Eleivl to L l . . l BA ' V , I 2 i, . 3 I ,, 'Q' 0 I ' b p ': Q: . I ' Le may f Valley ball Bnrbellmll Four mayor sports freld hockey volleyball bas ketball and softball COHSIIEUIC the major frelds of act1v1ty for members of the Grrls Athleuc Assocra t1on Through work done m the Advanced sports class vshrth meets durmg srxth hours and after school the guls are prepared for mter scholastxc competltron whrch 15 held on both a vars1ty and class level Niffcillljfsfi Softball OeH Th Cl 19:1 1 a 7 ' 9 7 . . . , . . . 7 . r '- ' ' , 3 , . 7 X fxif rf . I K .A . ri c .amo, ' Qirlo' oatlnletic cfaooociation To give girls physical outlets for their energy and to give them a chance to have some fun, the Girls' Athletic Association, commonly known as G.A.A., sponsored a multitude of programs G A A sponsored the major girls athlet ic activities, including intermural and intramural competition along mth hold mg an elaborate fall initiation fall hay ride, and spring picnic with the C Club and spring banquet Miss can Hutson supervised the work with the assistance of Bobbie D McNeal in their official school positions as girls phys ed teachers Officers were jean Ford, President, Edna Williamson, Vice President, and Donna Haferkamp Secre tary'Treasurer JEAN HUTSON 8088 Sponsor iF D M A O SPOIUOS- EA MANACTRS Anon Neville M Davis Selle Payne uf dl ...rf EDINA WILLIAMSON IEAIN FORD Vice President Pre51dent Ng!-, DONINA HAITRAA 'HP Secretary Treasurer A Year to Remembcr Page On Hundrtd Tblrleen . . , - Ca' i Y L . C . . . . , - n .8 , Z. 5 C 6 1, 1 .5 ,' T X ,I ? . r 4' N s 5 if . F - i .A K . ' 7 Ji 5 . A rx ff X f - H1 A F' F- VARSITY HOCKEY-mm me chaieff, jameron, cuquef, Young, lLgfwziSj'fal2ff'QaiEd32ayQgfQ '50 ' Komm,lBoeger. Middle rouz Ford, M, Davis, Kallenbach, Kisrenmacher, g ' P ' E. Williamson, Cope, Koopman. Bula mu: Flammer, Hermann, Nooter, M. Williamson, Koehel, Payne, J. Auer. -l-- Scl up gielal gfockey The girls' field hockey teams had a near perfect season, with the class teams being undefeated in all their matches and the varsity team losing only one game an unscheduled contest with Kirkwood This was the first varsity defeat in three years jean Ford as captain and Edna Williamson as co-captain led the varsity to a final record of 4 wins and 1 loss The girls showed endurance by playing outside until the cold of early December VARSITY 11OClxI'l SFNIORY Arr ff Flammer forl Williamson Guarding thegoal Pug Ont' Hull: dfiuit 1 The CIUWI0 1951 , . Y . . . 4 t . V . . . , . f . . , , . . ' t . li .7 ff 1 . ' L, , ' lxoopman, Bocyucr, Payne, Cope, Nl. Davis, lameron. U YL 'A' I ' UU! I MX CLASS CAPTAINS-Front: Haferkamp, Chaleff, Ford. Bagkg SENIOR BASKETBALL-Front row: Boeger, Flammer, Ford, jameton, Brickman, Koebel, Hartman, M. Davis. Middle rout Collins, Selle, Merrick, Cadle, Kistenmacher. cwlzetlsall The girls' basketball teams enjoyed only a fair season best exemplified by their record at the Nor mandy sports day at which the class teams emerged with a record of one victory one tie and one defeat The senior team had the best percentage losing only one game Leaders of the class tcarns were seniors, ean ford, captain, Donna Haferkamp, co captain luniors, Charlotte Koebel captain, Chere Hartman, co captain and sophomores, Vicki Chaleff captain, Elaine Briclcman, co captain somouokr B4SA1TBf1LL fr in nn Ruins, Q1mgm,,, Chaim lxomm lxrummcnuhei llrfffe r zz jefferson De Costed J Auer Rollers Blefll B415 ffu NlllklKClSCfl Barnard 'Nlargot Waters Nooter Mary Waters Mooney A Year to Remember Back mu: Payne, Haferl-camp, Neiswander, E. Williamson, Hartenbach. foul rho! INIUR B'1SlxlTl3f1lL F nz! V fuquet Atlxins lxuehcl Warm ll llarlinr ll e 1 Vwcniccrt Brooltman NI Williamson atta lx ul tal Baz! Siegel S jones Hebeler Kallenbath Pl1gGOrrr'llunrficr1'f:ft 1 1 7 , . 2. W , ,I . k 7 . , , - J 1 - 1 . . K s . y , . i r , . 1, 1 flu ii .' Q- , V, l , if ..-rf ur: Q , ,' 4 , . '- at -1 'fi ' ' , , . , boi, 'r xififfrfftz ', , ' f ,Lf , ' '. 1:r , ,r , 'n..s.. rffztzf , , I lllnf A ivan , 3 , wr v1'ti nrfs 1 r...J,..,, 1 as A-f f U 3-U ' 1 I 1 D -1 I- Tl Qin 'ui' l l' I S 3 Front rou Cadle Doran Cope Payne Jameton Sxngleton Mfddle row Boeger Koopman Haferkamp Nerswander Ford E Wrllxamson Krsten Euacher Back mu Nevrlle M Davls Selle Scopehte Flammer Mernck ollnns ' Rf' v-1111 V? .AI Front mu Barnard Barton Bohn Aschemeyer Boeger Joyce Bury Second mu Brxck Boscherr Berg Byerly Allen Benson Tbzrd rou Beck B Auer Atkxns joan Bury j Auer Bark mu Brxcleman Bremser Brookman Amsworth Bopp Barrel Fmnz rou Cope Fntree Cuquet Clement M Davrs Chuver Second ff 11 Calle Erna Cohen Clendenm Chaleff l'1hn Chalme Tbzrd rou Cooley, Dudecle Dre-ner, Collxns Flame Cohen Bark mu Due Doran, Crovx Elssler DeCosted H Cohen Where 5 lbe ball? Volleyball, too plays an 1rr1portant part 1n the ac t1v1t1es of GAA , as rt 1S one of the four mayor grrls sports Class teams are chosen, as IS a VZIFSIIY But before volleyball came the GAA 1n1t1at1on held rn September at Sham Park At th1s t1me the new members of the 150 grrl organnzanon The grrls had to come to sehool slopprly dressed 1n order to be able to take the gomg over glven them at the IIIIIIHIIOD when they had to perform stunts J Fmnl mu Grodslq I Ford Haferlxamp Hoch Gould Second rou Hearseh Flammer Isaacs Holtzman Harding Thzrd row Hart Gardner M Heheler Henry S Ford Bark mu Hill, Hass, Hartenbach,-I Harrrs, L Harms ' .1 'R ' ' ' -' . - .. h , ,T 1 ., '- - Q Y Q.-A A ll 4 3 ,...-,-,.c L1 , ' ' , 'vt - , f'l.'., 4- , - ? it W . - . , u f 4 .Y . A C. Q1 , . 4 i 1 I ' . N . 9' 1 . 4 G A 1 ' . ., ig ,. Q 9 , Q.. , ,, I ,K .Q A 5 L? Q , .5 I . , Q . fi , , . I , , ' . ' 1 9 9 A w I H v ' V -1 t ' V: H ' 7 v 1 1 v , , f ' 1 A A C ' L , ,.. W T my , - 6 W . .. . . . . , V' I . a ' V D . Q V ' . Q' W Q! , . A . ' ' ' ' 2 gl A . I V . . 5 A l K : l , . . . . ' ,Q 0 - . . J I W . - - .N . . , , l .I ' ' ' 1 ' 9 1 . 'i 3 v , ' , , . 'Z - - 3 r , . . li , , , 9 A 9 Gv 'Gif' 'V 2? 'L 3 - QS , I D 'fn V 3 x ' t Y 'Q , : ', ,A : . ' ', . . ' '. -, . ': 1 ': L . , , , ' , . 2 ' , , -, V - ' 3 w w T114 paint tba! rc tubes A famrlrar srght to many persons was the srxth hour Advanced Sports class vrhrch rs the trarnrng perrod for grrl athletes Durrng the vsrnter months they sometrmes congregate rn the audrtorrum to get talks from Coach ean Hutson Toward the end of the year even those grrls who vscrc not on clrss teams shont as they were eltgrble to rttend thc GA A C Club prcnrc and at least drsplayed an lntcrcst rn frthlctrt boys Also on the agenda rt thrs trmc for all uas thc G A A banquct I' nl r u lxoch S Koch lxmzht Lrnlsty Krummcnachtr Koshner Stt nf mu jefferson kallcr Knoph Komm jamcton atobs 'Ihzrd nu Massey lxauffmann Maryorrt lxnutlstatl I.ex.,a Kalltnlmch Mad lrntcr S jones Barb rm Nirkl-ttlson lxochel lxrsttnmacher Jahn Larta MtNatt Landau me A 7 A. l Arizfzmcd rfvmtr lctlffrc as 4 NW hx Front mu Vetter Wrse E Wrllramson Warmbold Sergel N Sxnger Srmni mu Vogt Sprtzer Walkin Wrllls Srmms Scopelrte Mercadau Term nu Vlrschmeyer M Wrllramson Wenaert Young W Zrern beta I Wrlson Waldvogel Bark mu Tucker Vrehmann Ma y Waters Margot Waters Neale Wrllenbrock Srngleton ..-,,, nfl N6 4 F rr Pmstoxtr Nluschanty Stallet Seeger Rorzets Oxenhandler Nlrlton Soflcr F Stlmurrz Russell Neulle Rally T rr Ruthman Ralu Achltr Stcrntr Ncrsuander Payne Bark mu X1 ronu Nmnter Pctcrs loctcr Scllc Rrthter K X 1 Q ' f I Q v I- : . A . - Q , , fe , - ,f, ,I f- 'I' ' vu - N - M fel 'Liv .AA 4 ,r Q, . Q Vilvi 3 Q ., , , . ..,' '47 ,za 5' A fp Z ' Y . . . . . 'M ' ' , -vw . . Y. . ,- t 2 k . . 4 'M ' t t l ,. r -2 , .L f K 've- 2 ' . . .' 4 4. l . ' L ,'- V. . 2 7:7 ' A 1 'L ' . . . 4 x. -'A' b el fl:-'nv ,l- rl .Q ,l , ' - YA ' , ' . 'z , ' , r . V . . I A . , . -J v . A . 4 52 1 as I .. 5 , . at C ,.,., 1 .L I . 'J .nl U ' 'A 'I v 't .' . av , 'ro ! ron: 1 .r . A , Al, FJU, 3 Q' -v ' ' A A Strffmf mn . ',1.. ' . ' . 'tix IJ J ,I V 'Q' Al, ,V ,,' , ro1r,r , , fv ' X. '50 53000 Wy 5Xe S00 51:9 mob Cac 5 ds XS evil' Nba SUD' Mwcff' 'P 'bf at 69 Ks, ee xo? PH gp O he Hqud fed Ei Kb, een f 1-., X560 ax 904' ,foe 'ive Q19 bow Qsxei S Q6 Q ease Tb 2 Clamu . oooooooo fff'4'o'oo oooooo fAoo oooo -oooooo oo oo +000 O06 OO 09 'I 35- M,,,,,...a. Ai, l -?,,,m ..,.v, .gh ., WM. .ff- ,r 2 ,4- .14- ,.f x l ml , N 2 xx 2 , R15 lcwoeo clmmmotrcataon WX ,f-7 wk Page' On Hundr:'dTu nty cnoyalty Th Clrma 1951 H chvmtaeo ecctureo X Qgfhlemw ty-O WT.. ., .. ...H r,., , fr---'-H ,....W,v4 - , Ia ,Af ,Gs L l was V 'Midori in 4-Q 'um 'izws W f i :Q 4 1-,lv :A A s ,,,:f,,,,,, I 5 ' 554944 k fi1?'fl .f nv rw , ,fy- ' , lydwf ' .t ww. 4 n ,,.,,,,, ef o ff -1 -X MWA ,n ,, s ., Fi, G 4 lyk, . 12 f A ' Q Q ,fat , 1 O O ss- MQ'- 4- 2. f 1 3 f ,-of e , r , so . 56 t K N 15,155 'Q . sg' QT . - ug L, :or ,, : Wfwk, 'vw f , vw . . 4 bringing football games on the low, windswept gro ds of Clayton Field, with crowde s, music played more for noise than mony, and action per- formed for love of a hard tackle. People were getting adjusted to school routine, to seeing the same persons, some old friends and some nevig, before school, after school, in the halls, 'at,ilockers, and in llnnchtime meetings. Everyone enjoyed himself ettingito know a different circle, of peo fe better, finding deep common, likes and interests. - I F ., N ' , - 'pu - , ' 4- V - N -3: fix. ,, l . l if - 5 I v . I ' ,V ' '. A H -' f I A - i4 My q T - 'gi 'diff' . . ,,,M:,A'+, 'G' will Y Q sr' 655' Www 3, .V . ca lnggiith it ueen idatesf rvous 1 r the came midway mlser L' annu'5! uA:Qpn once 'P wi' fldi '0ffw43.iS,,Q4f fir e ,qfPeople settled' so ' A ing an accepted par xst- fresh, and yet seemingly .37d!- , .... I' , -fs, -nnn,k,,, 'fi' meani g a puhch y son work: C ' a sea elcomed day-to-da ' years previ s . to cast 3 ., school and :den the dents. Choristers, e we k c ical through the N ..-1 ii' !i'fiTL5?' Lag. 1 it f do i l In H ' ft 5. '43 5 A3-54-k! fS9' f O ata basketball season full of a teanf gQpport the entire school, a's 500 seated in the aud sud- all their hopes on one bo blue shorts and a hand drlvxng ln goal. People never enough done the school wg . +L ,, il un KV 1 UA, , 'fa N E3 s 'I uf gm. PT' s!,W ! 2 'ffl RL. if. 5 , vm... ,, 7 OOO he my Q . . . closing another show, the Talent Show. This caused people to settle down for the last haul, the two and one-half short months between that time and the end of school. Time was given over to working late at school on plays and going out at night for club meetings,'or coming to school early ini the morning for choir practice, or poster hanging or studying. By now college dxoice meanpsomething to seniors, and application blanks were personal things, carrying with them one's efforts, ambitions, and hopes. Z' N 5 1. -1 if , Q I 3 ,4 new mpg. ' 1 , '1- an -,Q ' 4 ff X 'l f Q x , I, -1. X, gvggjfk N f X '-. 1 s .ve 1 ,. ,- ., S pi!-fng?Zi3,,, l coming spring fever. Even Weather and ed. Wasn't bad, it was outside. Sixth hour students uffered when the sun on Lee Avenue and derlust kept A feeling took over worry? Let's en work? whale we can. f 4 ,, closer 5 Q xo 1+ff2'I-xg? .ag . '4r'..f'. -1Q.sA'-.'6 ' 'fs , f Q 'Q' 1- ,I A- fa: '7l,F x 'L , X Napa , 83.5, I Y' ,Ax X .- ' ' ,flfg sn 5. .,. 2' xxl W 0 4 Q 5 il' iz 'N fifi X. 5 G . Mi . . . rushing, relaxing, this was the shortest, most mixed-up month in the year. In spite of all that happened, people found time to sit and loaf, feeling that perhaps being with friends was the best way to close the year. Everything went fast. Seniors realized that for the last time they had the oppor- tunity to see crowds stream in to watch a play or a baseball game and the oppor- tunity of performing before them. When they saw the school almost empty late in the day, school life was regarded in a light The last dance was a fit- and a hopeful begin- 5 1 ..Tvoaoooooooo of li!! ' 'io' - lrfdfliv 1,...M,, .r s, if r -em iv ,, If ggi! l -W RW' 4, ' 'll l gm C-P ef 1 1 Q55 e ,,,, f I, 9' ,' an 'W Q 5 5 4'4gwi e Hj1: 'gJ i f But not everything was empty, for memories remain +memories of club meetings, coming quietly home at night after late play rehearsals, walking home in the snow, learning about ideas which take on real significance, feeling happy and proud at dances about one's date, releasing nervous and physical en- ergy through sports, and perhaps knowing one or two special teachers. The close is simple. The cap and gown, the invo- cation, the few short speeches, the diploma and handshake, the song by the chorus, the benediction -people shiver a little, perhaps their eyes water, and they realize regretfully that this is it-the end of our year to remember. , ' 543 vswdM0l f '1 twine f 1 ST. LU I5 IIUUNTY NATIUNAL BAN Clayton Corrfplete Bankmg Fac1l1t1es Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporauon 8000 Forsyth Blvd. General Qliitle berhiee urpuratinn 18 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE CLAYTON 5 MISSOURI ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC. 116-120 NORTH TENTH STREET St. Louis Mo. Telephone CH. 6526-7-8-9 Ioseph Gardiner. Clayton Representative Compliments of MR. AND MRS. DAVE GOODMAN HOLLANDHK S Sc to S1 00 Stores 509 S Hanley Road 4489 Ohve Street Clayton St Louxs Glenn Schwmg PHOTOGRAPHER 78 Carondelet Ave Clayton Mo Phone CA 2472 Cornphments of A MONTELL 6. CO CLAYTON LUMBER CO LUMBER HARDWARE PAINTS Lumber Cut to Lengths PA 8225 206 South Hanley MINNIE L. WISE INTERIORS CA 1115 6640a Delmar TUXEDO RENTALS All New Models TUXEDOS SUMMER FORMALS CUTAWAYS STROLLERS FULL DRESS WE RENT SHOES Best Way Tuxedo Rentals Suxts Always m Perfect COHd1llOH OPERATED BY BEST WAY CLEANERS At Umverslty Tracks CAbcmy 9607 Open Evemngs 7 to 9 p m 274 N Skmker Blvd ll . , . L. . . I I .- One of the most Important things to LEARN IS HOW T0 DRIVE RIGHT I.eorn the IDEAL way The Lrfe we save ay be your own' Our AAA approved drivers give you lessons ot your convenience. Six hours driving ond three hours classroom instruction for ONLY 35 A 'Yw? 'R I1 NOW PUT DOWN THAT PAPER Fcms in the Stcmds w O AND HELP MEII WHAT VE R F ILL we GI MA Y R HUH7' OH HERI6 ' BIRTHDAY? ohhh I DONT KNOW A E 1 , , If WELL THEN ww NOT GIVE HER LESSONS AT IDERL Darvmo SCHOOL? SHE u. LEARN rue wonxmos oF tus CAR SAFETY RULES L Ti-is PROPER wAY T0 MNDLE THE , CARI' You vs our ir ff ,f JANE...I'LL cam. ment ' ' NOW...WI-IEEINOMORE H AGNES FROM renai- I all me PEOPLE T0 DRIVE ' mix' ' v f gligiglmg -1 '. ew- I I KNOW SHE WANTS I TO LEARN TO DRIVE WHY DON T YOU GET OUT AND TEACH HER? o Noll' nor msn rnvms ro v TEACH O NEVER AGAIN' L HIS I5 TERRIFIC' NEW LERRNINGTD DRIVE Suou FUN AND S0 W H DUAL CONTROLS WAY I IDEAL ZELVAET R0 8750 7903 FORSYTH ' 42 N EUCLID IOE LENNENMANN INC C l Plym 525131 Bd Stl. Cb 314530 THE MAYUH 8. BUAHIJ UF ALDEHMEN UF CIAYTIIN Extend Klnd Personal Regards to the Student Body of Clayton Hlgh School hrys er- outh 0 Sales cmd Servic Where the service is as good as the prod t 8 1 . . ous, Misso ' a an P ' g fancy A Gift From C U U U E T S ls Always Something Spec1aI Offlclal Iewelers for Clayton I-hgh School 513 15 Arcade Bldg Mam 2540 KONCEN MEAT CO Comphments of THE TAYLOR SCHOOL S SARTOR IIM CARL Edltor DAVE MILTON ASSOCIGTS Edxtor FINEGAN S IIO4 Washmgton Ave GArf1eld 3180 COSTUMES DRESS SUIT RENTALS WIGS MAKE UP MATERIAL Athlete s legs 'I .9 I . X ' 1 ,T I A LOHR OFFICE SERVICE BAYER'S MOBILGAS SERVICE S. E. comer Hmey and Wydown CLAYTON, Mo. 1m Boyer CAbc1ny 9595 1110 s, BRENTWOOD BLVD. LAKE FQRES1- p AS-my SHOP ST LOUIS 17 MO MAIL FORWARDING STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE DESK SPACE PHONE ANSWERING Telephone DElmar 4550 WALTER R SCHUCHARDT PArkv1ew 0966 7737 Clayton Rd r ID or Proud Parent COMPLIMENTS OF Iohn Starr Compllments of MR AND MRS M K WEII. Robert F Kmghl INSURANCE Comphments of A Frlend Phone CAbc1ny 9829 Open ll A M to 12 Ol Sat 2 AM SHANGAI CAFE Chop Suey Parlor 6314 DELMAR BLVD C H QUINN Mgr ST LOUIS MO From cz Friendly ., I I ...sag 3 4 v-A' '34 'll ' -yi - ' ' I -I Rf R H na. JI fi cv uv- 4.1145 I- - ,s1....:.I , ,.1g:'uN?'?-'41--M Or aniz tio . A- g a n TQ,. LAKE FOREST SERVICE STATION INC 7910 Clayion Rd GULF PRODUCTS Thos Nelson ST 2255 rde W1pe Out Webster Telephone: GRand 2838 HIGBEE-PFEFFER CONSTRUCTION CO. 404l Lafayette Ave. ST. LOUIS 10, MO. CLIFF BARTON SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS Car Waslnlng and Polxshrng Repaus 9023 Hanley CS Delmar IOY CLEANERS 8409 Maryland FINE QUALITY CLEANING LAKE FOREST PHARMACY 7801 Clayton Road DElmar 8600 Prescrlptlons Accurately Compounded Free Delivery Service xy' Sen1or Act1v1ty Sheets gym 1 gt S77 Y? 'UW T f I I A , I Xw I PAULINE KLASING FLORIST 7715 CLAYTON ROAD PArkview 0104 Planll and Flowers lor All Occasion: Compliments of BANNER CLEANERS 500 S. Breniwood Blvd., Clayton Opposite County Hospital DElmar 4500 NU-WAY CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANERS Insured Mothprool Cleaning Fun Cleaned and Glazed 210 S. Hanley Road CAbany 0800 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of a Friend SKRAINKA CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING ENGINEERING PAVING Dependable Pavmg Smce I853 7173 Delmar Boulevard Si Louis 5 0 Phone CAbany 0963 Skrainka Pav menu ademark Raglan ul mimi..-D 'As' McConnell Lectures . ' ,M. I Tr I .'.1-ii-L---:ei 7 . ,fee HHB'S SERVICE STATION 7600 WYDOWN Clayton 5, Missouri Herb Kaufman, Prop. DE. 1500 CA. 9260 GIESLER-IORGEN SPORTING GOODS CO. E UIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS Karst Iewelry Company O Ray I. Karat 6709 Clayton Road PA. 8344 Clayton 17, Mo. 4 South Central at Forsyth Clayton 5, Mo. I.EE'S GRILL 6 S CENTRAL BUSCH 6. LA1'rA Pamtmg and Decoratlng Contractors Smce 1892 I-IILAND 9247 HILAND 1513 AUTOMOBILE PAIN'I'ING Phone IEfferson 5900 4366 Fmney COMPLETE BODY AND FENDER WORK HEITMAN AUTO BODY HEITMAN AUTO BODY 2504 BIG BE ND MAPLEWOOD 17 MO ww rw 'mmsw' Mcffr' IILAYTUN MUTUH5, INII DE SOTO PLYMOUTH NEW ci USED CARS 7608 Forsyth PA 2200 Clayton 5 Mo SALES AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN TILL 9 P M SHADY OAK BARBER SHOP 7533 FORSYTH Hours 8 A M Rxght Around Che Comer' t6PM No 2 Forsyth Walk 8024 FORSYTH BLVD Clayton 5 o PArk vtew B150 V1la Heberhe Vxolette MILLINERY SALON 36 North Brentwood Boulevard CLAYTON LAUNDROMAT HALF HOUR LAUNDRY DE1mGr 5359 CWYYOY1 5 MO 8109 MARYLAND t rnmuto 5 f ' -I i 3? X 7 A K . ' . . O . . MARY POTTER LOVE, INC. , M Y ' Basketball Ballet PArlcv1ew DWYER WILHITE MOTORS u horlzed l S and SOTVICG 15 S u h Mercrnec AJ Clay o 5 Mo lACK DWYER T l NIL!-ITE UNIVERSITY IEWELERS Only Starda :l B d Merclmndxse Sold L Delmar Blvd T1vol1 Theatre B clg Convement Terms Up to a Year to Pay BRADSHAW COMPANY :Im ana Lfllllflf 1 Wear 8751 6642 Delma Umve s y Clty 5 Mo r Blvd MATUE S FASHION FABRICS The Frlendly Fabrlc Store 6639 Delmar CA 2169 Rlglwl Umforms Vlfrong Team , A t ' vvV1l1lf3 ale: ' C l . 'e 5 rt , I r ran . ' 636' ' ' l ' n lun is' . ' 'I' Ne. 3 ' ' v io. , Your CHEVROLET HEADQUARTERS I.E'l' 9 , ., SEVEN OPPOSITE ':mL'40,. C L A Y 'I' O II 0533: WALTER FREUND BREAD COMPANY 920 S th Tayl A Bakers Old Tym Ry cr WILLECKER Co plxm is INDUSTRIAL SOAP C0 S! Lo Mo Hip gh Ou OI' Venlle of e e e nd Tender-Crust Pies m ' en . e in an . HIS, - Where Shoppmg 15 Fun The Cholce of the W D LINDEMAN AGENCY Com Sm Nmeteen O One General Insurance and Meramec Forsyth Surety Bonds Clayton Mo Real Estate Sales LOANS NOTARY PUBLIC LOMBARDO FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO 8003 Forsyth Blvd 920 Nor-gh Broqdwqy CAbanay 1881 Clayton Mo Stenography Typmg Marlmg CLAYTON BUSINESS SERVICE 34 N Brentwood Blvd CI-lbanay 3842 Best W1SheS to the graduating class from Mr and Mrs Lnuis llnmlman and Management 45:-'wx www 2 I? WWW' Gomg Home Gomg Home GE AEREREI PRACTICAL TAILOR Hllcmd 3761 905 Yule Avenue Richmond Heights I Comphments of ELMER WAGMAN. D.D.S. Comphments of cr fnend CLAYTON GENERAL SERVICE Forsyth at Bemiston PArlcview 8027 CLAYTON CAMERA SHOP Everythmg Photographic 17 N. Central Avenue Fountcnn Pens and Pencils two Dolivofl Clayton 5. Mo PA.rkviow 1731 Representatives for Conn Pan American Band Instruments ST. LOUIS BAND INSTRUMENT CO. INC. 918 OLIVE STREET CENTRAL IMI ,,2. nf-,Q ' mm 4 , .::g-ff-,..?.,. I .V I' ,I '32 1 1 I I 1 I . . .I The Fnendly FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Clayton 7817 Forsyth Blvd COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Est 1903 Member F D I C Scalpel please THE WZITIIHMAN-XIIJVIJIII-ITE The Feature Paper I4 NORTH CENTRAL CLAYTON St. Louis County's Most Modem Printing Plant I' if 1 is S - Let Ynur Baker Hn Your Baklnq It Pays to Play THE NOONAN KOCIAN COMPANY Pxctures Frames Restorahon of Pamhngs LOCUST AT TENT!-I STREET Stnpped lor acuon if l H EW , I, 1 v CLAYTON PLAZA BARBER SHOP Mary B ent Arcade Alr Condxtloned WOOL AND TWEED SHOP 34 Nonh Brentwood Blvd I4 Forsyth Walk Inn Rothmeyer Clayton Mo CAbanay 6148 For appoxntx-nent phone CAbanay 9996 All Kruttmg Accessones Congratulatlons and Best Wishes Featunng Imported Yarns and Tweed to Match THE RETREAT Under me management of Daxsy Davls STANDARD FLUID DUPLICATORS Are the Best A N RECHTIEN Sales Agent 810 Pano St 0214 Mann HUMAN BROTHERS HARDWARE Complunents of the RECORD BAR Get the Best Get Milk Ice Cream Da1ry Products ST. LOUIS DAIRY co. WM- B- ITFNER- INC- 2001 chestnut Architects CE 3900 for the Clayton Schools I to the Graduation Class West-End Pontiac Enmpany LOUIS EICHEI. Visit Our New Home 8025 Maryland Comphments of S M Studt CHSM L M S'l'EWI-KRT, INII CLAYTON BRANCH 8012 Maryland Avenue Sales PA 4105 Service Chrysler Plymouth WE! Compllmgntg of BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING 1103 Brentwood DE 5998 EDDY SPARBUR ATHLETIC REPAIRS 2650 Chouteczu Avenue St Lou1s Mo Comphments GOLDE S DEPARTMENT STORE 7315 Manchester Avenue Maplewood 17 Mo MISSION 2100 Compllments of SOLOMON BROTHERS Comphments of LADUE SHELL SERVICE STATION 8876 LADUE BEST WISHES rom DICK COHEN Comphments of THE O E. WILLIAMSON FAMILY Some babes' on A A J f If A. coHN Of f Distinctive Photography of Children CAMERA PORTRAITS by FAUGUST CAbany 0499 7527 Forsyth Covers for the 1951 Clamo Clayton 5 Missouri BECKTOLD COMPANY ST LOUS MISSOURI GRADUATING CLASS BEST WISHES TO THE THE LAPINS ELBRING SURVEYING CO 19 N Meramec Avenue Clayton 5 Missouri For the Fmest 1n Foods- STHflUB'5 Clayton Plaza 8182 Forsyth Blvd DE 2121 F Ebb FUEL EURNACE OILS BUILDING MATERIALS READY MIXED CONCRETE Ill:-lyt n Supply Company 8501 Maryland Ave. DEIrr1crr 0770 E Autenrieth, Pres. E W. Arnold, Vice-Pres. CLAYTON SERVICE STATION 100 South Central Ave Greasmg Washlng Pollshmg Sunomzmg Cars Called lor and Delivered CA 9240 Clayton IRWIN S DRUGS Dependable Prescnptxons Dehvery SGTVICG 512 S Hanley 6601 Olivo Si. Rd. CAbany 2338 CAbany 8467 A Tasty Treat From EL cmd I.EE FOOD SHOP Quahty Comes FITSI 7639 WYDOWN Talent Show news Phone CAbcmY 9516 TIEMEYER CARPET CO INC Three Generatlons of Floor Covenngs Drapenes 0 Slzp Covers. Etc Hanley at Wydown Clayton 511 S Hanley DE 6712 e HARRIS and WI1.I. Agency 114 So Bemlston Ave Clayton, Mo DElmar 7976 The Home of Good Insurance LOUIS H BOPP INC FUNERAL CHAPELS Nearly a Half Century of Service KIRKWOOD an CLAYTON 131 W Argonne Drlve 12 N Hanley . , Mo. City 6. Village Tax Oiiice 'I'h d Ophcal Goods and Phoiographsc Supplies DISPENSING OPTICIANS 3 Stores 610 Ohve St 8 Grand 35 N Central m Clayton 35 N Central ln Clayton GREULICH S WYDOWN MARKET Dealers ln Dlstmctlve Merchandxse Phone 7622 Wydown C1-Xbany 7720 Clayton 5 Mo SPILKER. DORFMONT 6 KRAVHZ. INC 1107 Washlngton S! Louls l Mo CLAYTON BILLIARD PARLOR 20 NORTH CENTRAL Comphments of DELMAR MARKET COMPANY 518 S HANLEY S C SACHS Incorporated ENGINEERED ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS St Louls 6 Mo GArf1eld 2933 S C SACHS Presldent Best W1shes to Class of 1951 OLD BEN COAL CORPORATION Comphments of MR. AND MRS. RALPH ACKERMAN The end of the lme rkerk R IO COLLINS I TAKES A RIBBING' Come summer have soap n water with a cotton nbbmg have xt Louzs for young St Louxs hearts these and other I o Collms ldSh101'lS at Famous Barr Clayton. Our model Mxss Pat Collins. linen ' ' ' 'in red. white, and bluel Designed in Sl. Speclcxhzmg ln Fme Cameras cmd Phoiogmphlc Equxpment NO DELAY TI-IE BE MAC WAY CHICAGO ROCKFORD SPRINGFIELD STANLEY PHOTO SERVICE ALTON TULSA OKLAHOMA CITY DALLAS CI-I 2350 106 N BROADWAY BE MAC TRANSPORT CO INC S1 LOWS I4 QS O Fallon St St Louls 6 Mo CE 8649 A tyclcol class roar' to O I 0 O ' ' 'I 1 Swmg your partner ALFRED STEINER Regrstered Iewelers Amenccm Gem Soc1ety 7718 FORSYTH BOULEVARD Clayton 5 MISSOUTI Parkvrew 9029 TOYS BOOKS RECORDS THE PLAYROOM 7730 FORSYTH BLVD CA 0110 Playground Equxpment Party Plcmnmg Seldel Gwes Eagle Stamps For Furmture Apphances Fans A1r Coal Stokers Televlslon Phone OL1ve Illl PARK FREE EAST OF SEIDEL SEIDEL COMPANY Operated by Sexdel Coal 6. Coke Co 3524 Washmgton East of Grand SEAT COVER MART Complete Auto Trrmmmg CA 9496 llOl Brentwood Blvd Bob Shelton ANDERSON RADIO G TELEVISION SERVICE ll N MERAMEC PA 8297 THE PARKMOOR ALL CREAM ICE CREAM DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Conditioners, Fuel Oil, Oil Burners, V Auto TOPS ' Hecdliflings fl o C?-'QS OLDSFNOBHE CRDHLRC ,--if Fnresl lllds lfadlllal: En Authonzed Sales cmd SSTVICS Clayton COMPT IMENTS CF THE SITE OIL COMPANY 'I'here's a Ford in your fulure f Littlest F Wwfwf Clayton s biases urrier COLD Furs Re Styled Ruben He sfylzng uzll brzng your auf model! Furs up fo duff' zazth the 1101 est 9 11 Cnlz ornm Fnslzmn relfnsrs' or NDC? Wales lfulmfs mulfonfs FREE STORAGE lo fuqurunf -you vuth our cllxhe locahd on our prcxmse ue offer FREE 8101? IGI' on anx furs amd leptlllltl Qfxlmd llns mclmlg 100 insurance We Al so Feature EXFLUSIP E LINES 0F BLOUSES SLIPS STOCKINGS If It STOIlllGE In our own modern Custom Bull! Vault ON Tl-IE PREMISES' Garments can be removed from storage at an hours notlce Free dehveu tree DICK UD FHFE I lHIxING Formerly Ernst Oertel bznce 1893 Azr Condztzon ed That's 0ur 441 em IU DS I03 S MERAMEC DE 0886 Court House Plaza PATRONILE OUR ADVER1 ISERS MENTION IHIS BOOK l I l ,... . - :L 1 - , . . 1 'J . 1 . - !. 1 ' v Q , 4 . . - - ,K , 4 , , ' 4 - I I 1' V If I E1 .u I. Z' ' ,- f ,- , f 1 C . . . 1 ' 1 A f Q F 0 Q .hh 7f 'A 'A'A'A'A' A 'A'A'A 'A 'A'A'A TE 1' 'v 1' 'P 1' 'P 1 4, 1 4, P 1' ' 1' I , . 1 1 - , 1 1, 4 1, 4 1, 4, 'r r - - - 4, 1, . . I , 1 4, 1' 'v q 1 1 :I modern told btoragc fa- 1: L , 1 4, .. . Q i 4: 1 - 1 1, :P . :U v Y r :: .' S, ' 4: 1 4' v 1 v 4 4 11 4: A .' 1 - . 4: A , I' I . '. . . 'v 11- c - , 1 on IL'-1, 1: Ir . Y Y ' ' Ig' J ' - -' ' 'N FF gf Ig' - - - 11 ' ,, . . , Ig 1' 0 1, 4: 1 - . J-.-.-.-.-.-,-.A.-.-.-.-.-.-:.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-V-J1 tc S 1 . 0 7 1 , . od cncte on eompooataon Thns book was hthographed and bound ID St Lours Mlssourl The 16 duotone pages on Tobey 100 pound Snppletone by Majesnc Lntho cover paper by Von Hoffman Press the balance of 148 pages on Champxon 100 pound offset enamel by Bardgett Prxnnng and Pubhshmg Company The headings were set in Rondo Bold type The body type was of the Garamond famlly Covers by The Becktold Company and b1nd1ng by Superxor Bxndery Incorporated graphing Company, the end pages on Champion .010 Kromekore auf 'E V . A 'Q . Q Q, 4. 1, , . ,o- . ,t .,f, Y W MW-www, .ww-1 mm ,.a His,-2 i m I x t 1 Nwssyi? I w u:Siw v'iM i M Mvwifg ., f' -' Q fi V '55, Y -Qfwqzr M' I . 2' gwa ' . fp pg -f , 1' 2 W , fY 5 Y j I. 5, Hs ,W 4 ,f M 1 ,r ff figs s Q x K 7 4 7' f M1 ., , . V Q FQ-wwf' A 1- W '. ff' . 1 , I ff 5551 k A 33' 'fu 1,-,:.V MLW' ?l5S'L?' ., gi' : f a ?..fi3-1.1 -' if ysfj '- if 'fl-lf,-7 'L Q ,wzfff Q, f- ,f frsf H -.3 if , wt- ' ff? r, A p '5 ,. - I if-5 ' ' rifif, A a 'gf A ,df jwyfifxf A L 1,3 1.6 ., ,,',Q.A f ' lf' ,' ,IK ' 2' 'Q' 1 ' - . ,. 5 4, A ,iff- 1, fx . , My Y 1 A , .. s t iii' Avy'-,Q vm' -fm f , iff! , , A. Uk 4 2 J, .gulf Q ,4-x m:Q:,f,.st , , . d,, ,, iH.m! I J, . f , 'ig , 'fs A4 ' Q ,ggxv - ' . T :N I. 1 1 I 3245 72 1 X . 1 yi g Q .- . s - n , 4 f Q , . . fi -1 4' 2 'I 'I i i 'i 4 - , , :X G s fic! . ,, nn , K Lg f 'yii mhhk. se 1 :xg 1 4,-.Q 1 X T5 ....fE -'