Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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6t66e6 This has been a year of classes. There were difhcult ones and easy ones, there were hrunorous ones and bornmg onesgthere wvere required ones and elective ones, there were nneHecuud ones and donmsdc ones Sonm were skipped in the nice weather, some were skipped in any weather. Rumors spread aboutthe drudgery of Enghsh HL aboutthe clever remarks, in 6th hour Spanish, about the end of the world discussed in physics, about the freezing showers in physical eduf cation, and about the arguments in clothing. There were classes, hour-after hour-after hour .... . Page ten 'Q-rf The Clamc

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TOP' Kathi . .-, n, Pres.: Cutler, See.: Wool, View-Pres.: Ml'. Davis, sponsor. MIDDLE: Steinberg, See. : Strauss, Viee-Pres. : Miss Dritt, sponsor ' F LOVVER: VVoolley. Viee--Pres.: Boyle. S-' ' ' Page twelve , . Hubbard, Pres. tt.. Miss Darren, sp ' 'r onsm, Rogers, Pres, enior C2155 The last class to graduate from the old f'l'1 ton H'rl . yf igi School w l A . as ed hy oflicers Richard Cethin. president: jerry Vv'ool, vicefpresidentq and -lane Cutler. secretaryftreasurer. Howard Davis was elected class sponsor. Dick, jane, and jerry were responsihle for putting on the senior assemhly, and completing the plans for graduation. Dick and Nancy Has' kin put in a lot of time selecting the senior photographer and getting their pictures taken for the Yearhook. This year the graduating class ranked high scholastically, dramatically, and to some extent, athletieally Steve Hacckel, the hilarious char' acter of three straight Talent Shows, demonf strated that a good actor can play any type role hy his acting in the senior play. .lane Cutler and Harvey Harris will long he rememhered for the Talent Show which they wrote, prof duced, and directed. Ol' course, there were also many others such as Buddy Levin, Elise Paul and Arline Popper also active in this field. Dick Gethin, Ronnie Katz, and Gerald Kurth were top seniors in foothall, and Dan Schuchardt. the captain ol' the haskethall team, was the only senior on the squad. ln girl's athletics Sharon McBe4ttli, iviary Ann NV1tte, and Alyce Thal were tops. Other acknowledged leaders were Cerry liisf hop, Nancy Haskin, Dolly Huhhard, lfrancine jaffe, Stanley Lyss, Carol Reaves. and Ani Sanger. T unior C6155 Those lucky students who are going to he among the first to occupy the luxurious new high school huilding were ahly led hy oflicers Frank Huhhard, presidentg Dave Strauss, vieefpreiitfentz and Bud Steinherg. secretaryftreasurer. Miss Sarah Dritt was their sponsor. The higgest joh ol' the ,lunior Class is to plan the .luniorfSenior Prom which highlights the so' cial season at Clayton. It is the custom for the class oflicers also to choose the photographer for the senior class pictures. and to participate in the senior graduation. The junior Class was active in hoy's athletics this year. Bill Saifer, Alan Schumitzky, Denny Dunaway, and Bud Steinberg were on the startf ing foothall line-up, and Denny and Buddy, along with Frank Huhhard and Tom Ralcy, were on the starting haskethall team, Don Keim, Hill Cutter, Susie Kushkin, and Dan NVolfl' carried the junior flag in the dr: ' ' .SDOIOLOIYIOVE 64155 The Sophomore Class at Clayton this year, filled with school spirit, and participating in most of the activities here, was led hy officers Larry Rogers, presidentq Bruce Vv'oolley. vicefpresident: and Elaine Boyle, secretary-treasurer. The class sponsor was lvfargaret Dagen. Meiiiher ofthe Class distinguished themselves in athletics. Larry Rogers and Bruce Vvioolley were tops on the varsity foothall squad: lim Kearney displayed his talent for long shots on the hasketf hall team: Steve Gellman participated in tennis: Ed Berg was a Clayton wrestler, and Ray Schroeder was active in golf. Natalie Oxenhandler, Elaine Boyle, and lvlalin Yawitz led in dramatics, and we had two soph cheerleaders, Gail Bendix and Marcia Klearman. The major soph activity was the 'igetfacf quaintedu dance held last Novemher. unatit Gtld. The Clmno