Clayton High School - Clamo Yearbook (Clayton, MO)

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tmechcafion . To Clayton students, 7500 Maryland is more than just a huilding, more than a place to learn, more than just a gathering place of friends. This structure is a symhol of warmth, education, companf ionship, guidance, amusement and work. During the 38 years of its use, thousands of young Claytonites have ohtained with' in its walls the tools of learning and sulwf sequent success. These walls rememher them for their faults, their misgivings, and their triumphs. Whitt hudding romances they could tell ahoutfsome that turned out seriouslyg some just passing fancy. These walls felt the pencil marks and under' stood about the wry faces made at teachers when some students were sure their work called for at least a 2 when they only get a We're glad a part of the old plant is to he retained for school use. Although its interior will he remodeled for the school systems administrative offices, the outside will remain the same attractive architecture, a familiar landmark to re' mind us of the happy days spent here. The old huilding, erected in 1916, must have laeen suhstantially huilt, for The Clamo

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,sw Editorfinfchief Advertising and Business Manager Senior Editor Sports Repoiter Staff Photographers Chief Staff Reporters Staff Artist Circulation Manager Staff Typist Page four Francine Jaffe Judy Bromberg Susan Schweich Richard Shaikewitz Stanley Gudder Ted Zimmerman Gerry Bishop Elise Paul Carol Reaves Bob Scott Lou Susman Judy Conrad Confmfa Dedication Administration Classes Activities Sports Dramatics Royalty Features The Clamo