Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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NATHAN W. SIIPLEE BS. in Ed. Millorsvillf' Sfllll. Mf'1'h2llIl4'Ul Drawing and Incl. Arts RUTH W. VEST HH. lfolunilius llnivvrsily 'llvavllf-rs fiollvgv Fine' Arts MILTON WAR'I'ENBERG BS. and MS. Univ:-rsity of l'c'nnsylvania Guidant-v and English MARY ELLEN SHARP Nursi- M. .HINIC WILDEN S1-rn-tary, Slip:-rinte-ndr'nt's Offive- MARCAHET NELSON Svc-rt-tary, l'rincipal's Offivf- 3'-ie. ALMIRA S. MAUGER B.A. Beaver College Mathematics WALTER F. OWEN BS. in Ed. Trenton S.T.C. Industrial Arts PHYLLIS PAPAJOHN A.B. Beaver College American History JOHN S. POLAND BS. in Ed. Ursinus Collvgo Chem.. Physics. Adv. Scif-nu THOMAS C. QUIRK Harvard Coll:-ge. AB. lloston Univvrsity. AB. Catholic U. School of Law, L English ELLEN ROCHFORD B.A. Villa Maria Colle-ge Social Studies I THOMAS SCH UKIS HS. Bloomsbury: S.T.C. Connnvrvial

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