Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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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

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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