Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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CHARLES BAKLEY Clayton Academic Ambition: To win an argu- ment with Doughty: Mem- ory: Hammonton basket- ball game: Easy to get along with . . . goes with Crane, Mayor and Gordie Goldfish . . . drugstore cowboy. At-ta boy, Horace Beetle SALLY BITTLE Clayton Art Ambition: Telephone op- erator: Memory: Summer of 19545 Quiet . . . loves to draw . . . fashions . . . always seen with Marion. Now do you make sense? Skeetie FRANK WILLIS ADAMS Porchtown Industrial Arts Ambition: To own a Ford Thunderbird: Memory: .Iune 12, and Summer of '54g Camera bug . . . nice to everyone. Dorf! throw a rod Quincy JESSE ALEXANDER Clayton Industrial Arts Ambition: To stay a bachelor: Memory: Junior science: Bachelor at heart . . . quiet guy . . . good I.A. student. We have it made Alexander THOMAS BRADY Clayton Industrial Arts Ambition: To own a Cadillac: Memory: All the cars he has had: Future machinist . . . has had a wide variety of cars . . . silent type. Wanta drag ? Toom DONALD BROWN Clayton Industrial Arts Ambition: To shoot a deer: Memory: Industrial Arts classes: Has a neat convertible . . . spark plug of I.A. gang . . . likes Pitman girls. Let's cut Brownie 3' ANNA MARY BELL Clayton Commercial Ambition: Head fashion designer for Vogue: Mem- ory: Summer of '54g Al- ways helpful . . . reliable . . . pals with Darlene. I'm so fanasticated-I can hardly assimulate Dingle FLORENCE BowE Franklinville Commercial Ambition: To marry George: Memory: Febru- ary 6, 1952, Franklinville skating rink: Full of fun and wisecracks . . . pen and ink-Flo and George. Oh, George Flo ,.,.ft - . Y rg :, iff- ? .5 fw:,J: e A 4 A . f .VR :- ' A t K , - s' J 'fn ti ' .4, 'af-A S . M1 ps X ,iv - . -.aw - ,Mu kip, , ! fl Q sa:-fre:--zrlilf af. r '2 Y :J-:fQ:2f:'?fA':1f2-i- iles 'A .2 g ,11 z ...NJ 1 .Y ,A jg., 1- . , K vt, 1. sr -we Q,--512-f::...,-,.-3.4.ffv,-, ' it --ew, A . 3 -S. I.. ,ttf-,'l-, , an '- . .W ,t Q A., V, , ,,,,l,,,.. .,, 1, 3 use--Newt silo..-': gf'.Arff'.-Q.- 35.41 A'-'iw 4

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.59 JEAN CHEESMAN Clayton Commercial Ambition: Secretary: Memory: October 8, 1952, and Freshman year: Fun loving . . . head majorette . . . never without Mary Jane. l'm so hungry. 1 :ill'1'SiQ'u JOSEPH F. CUGINI Newfield Academic Ambition: To be a ,let Ace 1 Memory : Salem game '52g Outstanding ath- lete . . , wolf in sheep's clothing . . . sharp guy. Wanna bet? Cage-y NELSON A. BROWN Franklinville General Ambition: To fly in the Air Force: Memory: Cun- ning with Cugini in a swamp: Dresses neatly . . . always laughing . . . likes Sophomores. Oh! for Pete's sake! Brownie JOHN CAPOZZI Malaga Academic Ambition: To be a football player: Memory: Salem football game of '52: John J .... happy-go-lucky . . . biggest man on football team . . . lots of fun. 1'm broke Big Jack NANCY DE FREHN Clayton Academic Ambition: To be a banker: Memory: 17th birthday party: Plenty of pep in a petite package . . . seen with Anne . . . always smiling. I'rn hungry Nan DARLENE DESCHLER Clayton Academic Ambition: To go to Columbiana, Alabama: Memory: Summer and fall of '54 'and that IWO-lone green Ford: Quiet 'til you know her . . . gets around . . . pals with Cert. Forget it Dee 'W- SANDRA CLEVENGER Clayton Commercial Ambition: Wants to be- come a bookkeeperg Mem- ory: Oct. 1, '52g Artistic . . . best in bookkeeping . . . pals with Terry. l'm tired Sandy JOHN DANKO Vineland Industrial Arts A m b i tio n. Mechanic: Memory: Joe's Oldsmo- bile, Frank's Ford: Nice shy guy . . . Mr, Fixit . . . potato chip eater. Thafs alright Reds