Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1963 volume:

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K A ' K , 12 E -'- f fz v wg f Sw wir ' , 1 sig gfx3,5. Q ,Q 5 J, my gifs, Ffgscasigm i gg ,FS E if V LE 52,555 gs , W V, 1, 1... 3,5 Z, 9, Me, H. H-A. .z +542 Q. ?Ef5 +?ig5 E? .EH 553 1m,g,!'LH M fi? sf 'Q Wg ,M ,. Ne! :,g,.5! -. 3: 1 L' fi..iE2f,5 gig- , ' mfg We, the Class of 1963, would like to pay tribute to our class advisors, Mr. Edmund J. Zoranski, Mr. Thomas V. Buscemi, and Mr. Clifford F. Kollmeier. Mr. Zoranski led us Through the beginning years of our high school career. He worked hard to make our class a success as was seen in our Junior Prom and other activities. He was not only a great advisor but also a good friend. Mr. Buscemi and Mr. Kollmeier were our advisors for our last and busiest year of highschool. They' helped us through our Washington trip, graduation, and many other activities with untiring effort. So it is, with gratitude and deep affection, that we dedicate this book to them. Administration C.H.S. welcomed many new faces to its faculty this year. We all agree our adminis- tration did a great iob in preparing our new school for us, although we found it rather difficult to carry our own waste paper, write with dull pencils, and re-use paper for awhile. FIRST ROW, STANDING: W. Bradle, E. Dougherty, R. McGiboney, H. Knobloch, M. Kuchlak, SEATED: R. Sandelier, Pres. W. Frame, V-Pres. D. Byrne, Sec. M. Silvers, Not pictured, John Cerak. Board of Education Education is a human process, involving the creation ot high moral standards and Worthy ideals. In your educational lite there is no second chance, tor you pass this way but once. Now, you are taking the final step from Clayton High School. It is time for you to realize that lite is iust beginning to shine its light of responsibilities on you. What you make of your lite will depend on you. Remember the lessons you have learned, the discipline, the respect tor others, and you will be a success in life. 1 4 Administration C. Joseph Marlin 4 s T. Franklin Kershner Charles Kramer l Walter Owen David Wiseman 7 THOMAS BUSCEMI Algebra, Physics, Trigonometry and Solid Geometry an .',l ip, J I I I., 2-J i H Xa x CLIFFORD CRISPIN Physical Education, Health ,. Si :ff is wi is 11, .H Y: E5 ii 55 ,, QF fi 22 B C 31 If I 9? is LESLIE DOUGLAS LUCILE EBY ff JOHN ENZMAN NANCY FAUST English and French Clothing QQ' ' Guidance and Typing Physical Education and Healt I - gf if L J U NLCJ A uw I-5 XJ, ft X' my M I My fx G55 ,X J -0, AUGUST FIOCCHI FRANCES GILMARTIN JAMES GILMARTIN WILLIAM GOODWIN Social Studiesylnynd Math Math and English Math and English Chemistry, General Scieng Mah MARILYN HILTS FRANCES HORNER JOSEPH JOHNSON WALLACE JOHNSON Librarian Latin and English S ' I S d ocla tu ies Math, Commercial Geo., Clerii Practice X English Algebra, Se RUTH KIMBALL CLIFFORD KOLLMEIER CHARLES KRAMER MICHAEL LINDNER nior Math Health, Driver Education' Social Studies, U.S. History II JOSEPH NFA MARY Llvecci-il HOWARD Metz Band, MUSIC: Glee Club Spanish, English English V Science, English EDWARD TEUBNER Biology ROBERT STRAIN Bookkeeping, Commercial Law and Sales, General Business Q ,. ,A l i Ll LLIAN THOMA Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice ' LYDIA SUPLEE Foods NATHAN SUPLEE Shop, Mechanical Drawing HENRY WINKLER U.S. History l, Modern Euro pean History, Social Studies WELLINGTON WOODS General Science 9 Helen l.uTz, R. N. Alice Turner Beatrice Becker Ferd Prikett, Leon Chadwick Marion Yarbrough Isabelle Leake, Dora Rozzi Pauline Bell, Doris D Seniors The changes ThaT had The greaTesT eT'FecT on our seniors were The absence of The TracliTion- al senior sTeps and The advenT of The new school seal on The long awaiTed class rings. SAMUEL S. HERRING . If friendship were the wine of life, then he'd be drunk. To become a success at whatever I do . . . Seen with Bruce, Robert, Harry, and John . . . Remembers Prom of 1962. What a winner! HARRY WILLIAM KNOBLOCK Harry's the one that pulls the pranks, but with our seniors he really ranks. To finish school . . . Pals with Ed, John, Sam, and Bruce . . . Remembers 6th period English. What seems to be the difficulty? DIANE JEAN WOLFE Seems quiet, but ask someone who knows her. To be a private secretary . . . Seen with Pat and Dottie . . . Remembers summer of '62. Wel-l-l. SUSAN JANE CAMPBELL The living proof that work and play do mix. To be a nurse . . . Seen with Nancy, June, Ruth, and Peggy . . . Remembers Tri-County championship, 1959. Mercy buckets! JAMES ARTHUR ABRAMS came to school to get a gene-ral idea of things. o graduate from high school . . . Seen with Frank, John, and Pickles . . . Freshman year. That's no big thing. DIANA LEE AUMENT ne girl can't du-et alone. o succeed in all I try to do . . . Seen with Linda, at, Wanda, Toni, and Carol . . . Summers of '59 nd '62. Oh! How nervous. V7 J . fmfsfxzggig rMih3l!udid,l 3,3 f:,m i- - I . ' i.9f.,,.,,, I 'E M fr , to Jff1fi12,f r ,5,,? I :lf 'lk 1.59 i 5, mu., 5, f,.f ,ge cyfggij 'r me .sf 1 W-'WW S5 PATRlClA LOU AUMENT . . . and so I help her du-et. To become happy and successful . . . Seen with Linda, Carol S., Wanda, Toni, and Diana . . . Sep- tember of 1960. Oh my nerves! WANDA CLARA BANKS God made me small, so He could do a better job of it. To be a medical secretary . . . Seen with Carol, Betsy, Nancy, Frances and Pat . . . Summer of 1961. Oh mercy! I3 JOH N SYLVESTER BARTLEY lt's better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. To join the Army . . Seen with Harry, John, Sammy, and Bruce . . . Remembers Prom of '62. Oh, Yes! BETTE LOU BOWERS All right now, what's your excuse? . Pals with Rox- . Remembers a To be a successful beautician . cenna, Carole, Sara, and Shirley . certain '59 Chevy convertible. Hweu, ters gon I4 kzfiirite r??'s?.ifYretf2'1'3'1r:5u,'i,'f-'fU!73?55'ff A Y is fm,was-,,w5?f:fm.1,wfaaffw,wt..2 ' --at Q K ,,W.,wsWt7:w2t,zsse...wtt.t,gw,.sw, Q K an lax::insertswiv-w..,w1meawmwe,twiga J Q vsfgalw X 3 3 f,Q,e,'f',,.e eyfwt. m,,,f..1s,,,,t,4:Wm ,V .Wyfy sm--,fwszsazfgf M t c,ff.f,a:-5,1 ..,, .J r tsw,gfw,isvw1tQ '--sts,,,,z1f'msg'f'tzafrm,:fw Q vt W, 'SmH1,1fuwrpwwa:,g:Naas'WN'P'az4?'t-'iw'-,'sf't'5'?'M,3' fc 'A -,'fY1s't5ff..?' fefm.,wP.s,s' - - -- 7' - 5? L' , ,..,.sm,Wt,v . ,.,. ,, .4f'fyP12' .- . 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WXs.w.s,utw,7...tL,.,a,3,tRt--tt,-Mx ,, ,tt - fa.,-, uw- 1, tg,-mf' as 5141,aspies-,.s.4.:,t-.S.s-,ztgamimia. ,,a,swe2sfwaigwttiq wth- 1-2-mtfvgeez.,-wr-W we ii,-Jw , W, K A . .t.t,,... ,,,,,,t -1, ,M am ,t, rw-,W ft. wa mttszi-atmL,eef,m.tewaM-15ffm,a:ms?2t.u-n2:sm:..QetMvs-ifte, MARGUERITE RUTH BECKETT Silence is more eloquent than words. To be a private secretary to an executive . . . Se with fioann . . Remembers Junior and Sen .Prom 1960. Congratulations PATRICIA ANN BURNS Her classes are often disturbed by talking. To be successful . . Seen with Jake, Azel, Ric Mog, and Rocky . . Remembers years of '59-'C especially '62. Just remind your Principal about the Child Lab Laws. f J a at ta it ii tl 3? at .t E is 5 an as JANE MARIE CARPENTER lo matter what others may be, she will always me herself. 'o be happy and successful and always with a ,pecial boy . . . Never without Richard, Nancy, .ois, Wanda, and Pat . . . Remembers a very apecial March 3, 1962 Oh reaIIy JOHN PAUL CERAK fle looks like an angel and acts like one, too, out you can never- tell what angels will do, Vo get to the Point . . . Always with Tony and wlich . . . Never forgets the 340th football practice. WeII! FRANCES ELEANOR COLE Mischief is her middle name. To be a chemist in industry . . . Friends with Nancy, Betsy, and Wanda . . . Can never forget Mr. Martin's History class. Oh, for Pete's sake ROXCENA BERNADETTE DAVIS Quiet as a cyclone. To be an I.B.M. operator and a hair stylist . . Her friends? You name 'em. I got 'eml . . Chuckles over her imitation of AI Jolson. You oIon't soy I5 LINDA DE MARCO l'lI do the difficult now, the impossible will take a little longer. To be a success in all I try to do . . . Seen with Pat and Diane . . . Remembers summer of 1962. Oh boy! DENNEY BALLINGER DENNIS I may not be handsome, but I declare I have a distinguished look. To make 51,000 a week some day . . . Remembers June 15th for 12 straight years. I6 R5 ,V R.. UI., P sg ga lf fY 5!'4i?.l'5V' s'Vuf .l' 1, 5, w.,,,-,...,..3.W. ,.., ,fs ,.-,. Q f: f,,' - ,, , - .W - sf s f - x ' 5.6 I ii 1 .wsze,wf,:.1iw I 7 ew . . . ., , M. ..g.,,P,4,..I,.,,?,.7 .my , '..7 Q, if- .5 .'., :sf 3,k,5V.fxi,,,,1,f, f . V, V.. I 1 vs. :,,. fx I at YQ! P :Ziff algo' M ,ma m , . I -W img 5 . Sig? I, 'I I 1 1 -is g ,:..V,fs,'gj.f,g'.w,Q'jf.1fE f ww 2 my 'ft' S 1 - : .I . '1.f,.Q..,5J.,. ' H'-..,. ,.Q. yygzfg- M5 s ' ' , J yr U I eI.I .,,,.,Ia,,c .,:. . ,fifvs - J wi 1 I . , f JOHN VICTOR DI MAMBRO He's still after the fellow who invented work. To avoid marriage-minded girls . . . Seen wi' Harry, Jake, Jack . . . Remembers Sophomore ye! in biology. You who wait for me FRANK ARRET DOBSON Some think he's bashfulf others doubt it. To be a barber . . . Seen with Jack, Jim, Lou, Bil Joe . . . Remembers summer of 1962. You hot clog! E Q is Q ea a I., 1. as si, Ii fa el ROBERT ALLEN DOMZALSKI on't wake me unless it's a woman! o play sax in Tony's dance band . . . Seen with ickr TONY, TOPH, Fred, J0ey . . . Remembers Sum- er of '62. Wonderful, JOHN WILLIAM DONAGHY ll great men are dead, and I don't feel so good yself. o be a successful lawyer . . . Seen with Bruce, Sam, oihn, Harry . . . Remembers 1962 Prom. What!!!!! ANTOINETTE JUDITH EARLEY Hello, good-bye, no time to wait! l'm late, l'm late, l'm late! To become a missionary nurse . . . Seen with Pat, Diane, Linda . . . Remembers riding on the Junior class float. Really! FREDERIC PERRY FERRELL Always ready for work and play, preferably play. To become fatter collegel a meteorologist and raise a family . . . Seen with Tony, Tom, Fred, Bob . . . Remembers summer of '62. Where's Nan? ,I7 M. --5 S SARAJANE FLEURY Don't let your studies interfere with your school course. To be a beautician . . . Seen with Toni, Rocky, Betty, Pat . . . Remembers Freshman year and night in December of '61. Ain't this some shame! JOHN JOSEPH FOODY Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on, I lie down until it passes. To make money and still be happy . . . Seen with Sput, Jake, John, Jim, Frank . . . Remembers Plouerry, August 30, 1961. Hey, Perry ! I8 THOMAS ELWOOD FORBES lt isn't what you olo, it's what you're caught doir To be a civil engineer . . . Seen with Tony, Rim Fred, Bob . . . Remembers cutting last period w' Gerry. If you ever catch me working at the garag you'll know my father's there. RICHARD JOHN GOUGER Work fascinates me-I can sit and look at it t hours. To become a teacher . . . Seen with Jane, To. Rick, Tony . . . Remembers special date on Mar 3, 1962. So what do you want-a medal or something CARL CYRUS H EFFN ER Keep your eye on the ball, your shoulder to the wheel, your ear to the ground-now try to work in that position. To be a musical instructor or a pilot . . . Friends with Rich, Denny, Ed, and Pete . . . May 1962 is his outstanding memory. l don't want to hear itl NANCY HAZEL HILDEBRAND Laugh and be merry! To be a professional model . . . Never without Jane, Lois, Wanda, Pat, and Bette . . . Riding on the band bus and football games will be her cherished memory. Let's went t X X X XX W ga. 555 X Q X ,SX ,X XX .XX iii? F X ey 3 Xa, QNX gr KX Q. 5 X 3 if ' x 44 X ww, K, J XXX XJ 3 Y tl 'Y B X ,MX XX A A .XX VX X s 1 ,V X ff. P X. 255. S XXX. ix! P x .4 5' X, 5 A XSXZSX xi X KJXWFKX 554.5 B il 1 M 9 l 3 X N ,an Xe 2,2 K N ,Q me gf? XM? ff ,, X ?, , mf X X3 3 W .Ni X. X X 5 f P ? ' ft! L, mm .X W K 3 P is , X .., Xe. .,,...,,--, X M .,,. 4 Q XXPXN X f K, sz fx: Q, X tg X X 5 , ,, 5 'tm X, t W a t J MX W X X X S A mos 'ss wing 5 :,..U'S'ff9Kii3Eg?Xgfgg5,i:, . , fiiJ3?:a2X'ff fits'ufzs!?fci,'?YXiPfXw1X?f: ww tm L fi .,fXXsX1w XX-1-tszglw Xsliigiwiztx f' fi ilu if z,'s?fXf::1Xs'7 . wi r iiii A X , ' Z- P:-X5.'1 -f' X - 1fX'ff :,- . 1 -i '- s ' .1 'FF-A' III--Q, I-E' - X 'Xfii 'XXXX 1 awsg ' ' 'J-gf ' -I -:z2 '3,.ge'fXX Mann XXXN S .. S v S im 3 S f Y? s Wd fi x W XX -. W ' s , iI, 2, Li1 r X 1 if it ii' all vii' SH l RLEY ANN JACKSON Friendly to all who cross her path. To succeed and be happy . . . Hangs around with Rocky, Bette, Phil, Nancy, and Pat . . . Her out- standing memory is the hockey party in '61 and the Clipperettes Initiation. Way to go Ba-Bay. MARGARET JACKSON If having fun was a crime, sl1e'd be serving a life sentence. To marry the love of my dreams . . . Goes with Stanley and 'Five ot the six . . . Will never forget marching in the band. l'm a good girl. I9 ROBERT ELWOOD KUNZE When he studies the stars, more than science com! to his mind, Seen with Ed, Harry, Bill . . . Remembers Algeb Il class. That's the breaks. EDWARD WILLIAM LOWERY, JR. Any job looks easy when somebody else is doing i Wants a Navy career . . . Pals with Harry, Bruc Rob . . . Remembers Sophomore gym class. Get lost! JESSIE MAE JUNKERMAN An artist of the first degree-her pictures are a Treat to see. 7 Wants to be an artist . . . Seen with Marie, Sara, r Nw A Sue, Kathy, and Ruth . . . Remembers Christmas V.,.-, f dance of l959. ' l i'--i l could care less! ,,.r:r Tosv LEE KRASNER 1 1 ,,'- lm very fond of the company of men. To become a teacher . . . Seen with Ruth, Tony, Pat, and Tommy . . . Remembers Christmas Eve, : f ':'i ' 1961 , jigi,i1fif352qU iii l clon't believe it. ,,.: . t b .rt -, - 20 1 55 Q 5 a r, .fx sv X PATRICIA ANN LUKASIK ihe puts all her troubles in the bottom of her teart, then sits on the lid and smiles. 'o be a secretary . . . always seen with Dottie, Diane, and Carol . . . Remembers the Summer of 62. Oh, brother! EDWARD FISLER MANBECK, JR. Sometimes I sit and Think and sometimes I sit. io be a mortician or mechanic . . . always seen with Bruce, Carl, Richard, John . . . Remembers February l5, 1962. Play it cool! ,W .,.,, . A Af-r 8 S . .4 . c,,, - Z selffsw fi sz we 1 1 .1 1 . 1. L3 mt 1 ng P age .sw-1 iw - gli? .-.wr-J, l s wgsgxfsg, , it I, i , tt. .,,. . ...Vs , , MARGARET MARY MCMAHON Busier than a one-armed paper hanger with hives. To be a registered nurse . . . Always seen with Buggo, Rebe, Bruce, John, Sammy . . . Remembers . . . The summers of '61 and '62. And Joey rides. Gaels, what a winner! RUTH DOROTHY MCNALLY All right you hot dog.! To be a physical education teacher . . . Always seen with the Gang . . . Remembers Christmas Eve 1961, Halloween 1960. You hotdog. 21 I s ROBERTA MARIE ELIZABETH MOOS Full of pep, and fancy free, that's the way she's got to be. To become a nun or teacher . . . Seen with June, Peggy, Pat . . . Remembers being called Reberta. N.S.D.T. DENNIS LEE PEARCE l'm educated now-why stay any longer? To be a certified public accountant . . . Seen with Jake, Jim, John, Denny, Tony, Jack . . . Remembers moving-up day. Live, Love, and be happy! 22 MARY ELIZABETH PRITCHETT Keep smiling, makes everyone wonder what you'v been up to. To lead a happy and successful life . . . Seen wit Wanda, Frances, Nancy . . . Remembers Ocean Cit 'I96'I. GoIIy Ned! JOANN REIM Friendliness is an asset that she possesses. Wants to become a private secretary . . . Seen witl Ruth . . . Remembers 1960 Prom. Oh rats! i PATRICIA MARIE SCHOELER 'Vhy not go out on a limb, isn't that where the lruit is? To be a teacher . . . Seen with Bobbie, Willie, Toby and Sara . . . Will never forget Sept. 21, 1962, and 'he Junior Party. Boy, you're naivel NANCY SEAGRAVE Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. Ambition? Medical Technologist . . . Friendly with Frances, Betsy, Wanda, and Susan . . . Forgets not Mr. Martin's history class. Good Grief ' :-:' Z2yEf5Ni.51z'17-ii I . Ku ANTHONY MILTON SILVER If l were the only boy in the world-oh, brother! To be a drummer in Robert D's big band . . . With Fred, Bob, Tom, and Rick . . . His outstand- ing memory is the summer of '63. How about that action! HARRY JAMES SIMPSON ,VVV ,- V ' r f. X H659 E-tillffl-Ili :'VIkx-Etfii1LiE3 :.f 1 a 'V nl- l . I , - an l.,, v ' Q . E f V, '- f i-fgzgg vii. --I silk-pfgl. ' 2-,Z :IJ:ai .21 :fx . , , , Huy, ,7 I., in . f A-f, K- f---,,f.., .-f. . My ,, .. -we-I ,.,, ff: he If Most people cut because they don't like school, I just can't fit school into my schedule. Wants to be a draftsman . . . Seen with John, Gerry, and Jake . . . Reminisces about long trips monthly. l'm not going to tell you 23 . , W., f.g-.ggi .. . f. ... . .. .,..,,,,,,,-. jig, . gig-f K, V.'.Iff ,f? ta 2 I, 9, ww , .. webs Q ft vip .. ra--,. -' .sf- . ,, -, .. stiwiwirf i t Q,-'rw r T ' 'Y K Si.- I,-It- , s w -' 'L f f- - it-Vfl-IfE'l-5zii1fi'?7fllffii tg -2.-is 5, f, 1:t'5,-frm .f m .,z,VLl L ,A.L,,LL I, ,L... ,. . L.,., A S., k.,, , as . , . , . .. WILLIAM LESLIE STARKEY, JR. You've got a good line, but your hook is rusty To be a teacher . . . Seen with Bob, Tony, Ricl and Fred . . . Remembers Mr. CasoIaro's geome try cIass. I need more sIeep! ANTHONY JOSEPH TRIVELLI Gaze into his eyes and you will see an angel gaze a little longer and you will see a . . . His ambition is to own a restaurant . . . Goes arounc with Jo Ann, Fred, and the 2 Rick's . . . Will never 'Forget moving up clay. Just like that! BRUCE LESLIE SMALLWOOD The world belongs to the energetic-but who wants the world. Wants to score a touchdown . . . Friends with John, Ed, and John . . . His outstanding memory is football practice. Not reaIIy! CAROL ANN SMITH She's little and sweet and hard to beat. Wants to be a private secretary . . . Seen with Pat, Diane, Wanda, and Pat . . . Remembers Junior year in typing. My word! 24 I CAROLE ELAYNE TUNKS Vhat's in a name? I plan to change mine. lmbitlon ls undecided, but good! . . . Seen Wifh Lette, Pat, Wanda . . . Remembers February 3, 1961. Oh, my goodness! JAKE PAUL UHL lhen opportunity knocks, he complains of me oise. ' llants to make a million by the age of 30 . , , als with Jack, Harry, Jim, Frank, Sput . . . Re- 'iembers prom of '62, You need helpl' RICHARD PATRICK WALKER Don't you teachers know about the Child Labor Law? His ambition is to graduate . . . Seen with Bruce, Fred, John . . . Remembers Martin's 'football prac- tices. Not really! FERDINAND WALTER WASKIEWICZ, JR. You're only young once-after that l'll have to think of another excuse. Wants to be an engineer . . . Friends are Tom, Tony, Rick, Tony . . . Remembers Benchwarming in the fall of '61. Hold on to your Confederate money, the South shall rise again. 25 LOIS JEAN WOOD Happy as a mosquito who just passed her scree Tesf. To be a hairdresser or beautician . . . Seen wit Nancy, Jane, Wanda, Pat, Carol . . . Remembeu Junior Prom. Oh, my nerves! DOROTHY MARIE WRIGHT Gay of hearf, brighf of face, no one else can tak her place. Private secretary . . . Seen with Diane, Pat . . Remembers Prom '62. JUNE LENORE WILLIAMS Hurry, never! Ambition is to coach a winning team . . . Seen with the Gang . . . Remembers Junior year, Joey? rides. Gads! PHYLLIS AMANDA WILLIAMS Full of smiles, full of fun, she is liked by everyone. To be a second grade teacher . . . Seen with Lois, Rocky, Shirley and Moggie . . . Fond memory is when she became Junior Queen and our 'Float won first prize. Noir reaIIy! 26 Good grief! E 1 3 5 QE si .12 fr as Sam Herring Robert Domzalski Tony Silvers Jack Foody Jack Foody Tony Trivelli Harry Knoblock Denny Pearce Tony Trivelli Fred Waskiewicz Rick Ferrell Frank Dobson Bob Kunze John Cerak Rick Ferrell Ideal Senior Disposition Build Complexion Smile Hair Eyebrovvs Eyelashes Eyes Nose Mouth Teeth Dimples Hands Legs Feet Alma, Mater Oh, Clayton High! Oh Clayton High! The years may come, the years may go, Our love for thee burns ever bright. We love thee tor thy strength and might. O Alma Mater, good and true, Thine honors sung are ever new. Thy deeds have conquered many a toe, Thy sons are known wherever they go. The years may pass and we are old, But still we love the Blue and Gold. By thy true children still kept bright, We'll work for thee, our guide and light. June Williams Ruth McNally Nancy Seagrave Susan Campbell Nancy Seagrave Toby Krasner Dottie Wright Toby Krasner Betsy Pritchett Roberta Moos Toni Earley Wanda Banks Toby Krasner Ruth McNally Carole Tunks enior Director ABRAMS, JAMES ARTHUR Commercial Drama Club, 3, Photography Club, 4, Current Events Club, 3, Football, 4. AUMENT, DIANE LEE Commercial Girls' basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, manager, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Club, 4, Clipperettes, 2, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Booster Club, 4, Chess Club, 3. AUMENT, PATRICIA LOU Commercial Clipperettes, 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, 4, Sewing Club, 3, 4, Landscaping, 3. BANKS, WANDA CLARA Commercial Yearbook, 3, 4, Editor, 4, Hockey, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Current Events Club, 3, Dance Club. BARTLEY, JOHN SYLVESTER General Tennis, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A., 3, Photography, 4. BECKETT, MARGUERITE RUTH Commercial Glee Club, I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club, I, Clipperettes, I, 2, 3. BOWERS, BETTE LOU Commercial Basketball, 4, Landscaping, 3, Sewing Club, 3. BURNS, PATRICIA ANN General Maiorette, 2, Drum Maiorette, 4, Sewing Club, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, 3, Music Department Secretary, 2, 3, 4, News- paper, 4. CAMPBELL, SUSAN JANE Academic Glee Club, I, J. V. Hockey, 2, V. Hockey, 3, 4, V. Cheer- leading, 3, 4, co-captain, 4, La Crosse, 3, 4, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, 4, Student Council, 4, Math Club 4, Color Guard, 2, History Club, 2. CARPENTER, JANE MARIE Commercial Yearbook, 4, Glee Club, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Future Nurses Club, 3, Senior play, 4, Basketball, 4, Dance Club, 3, Current Events, 3. CERAK, JOHN PAUL Academic Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, 4. COLE, FRANCES ELEANOR Academic Glee Club, I, 3, 4, Clipperettes, 2, 3, Color guard, 4, Prom Committee, 3, F.T.A., 4, Yearbook, 4, Student Council, 4, Senior Play, 4. DAVIS, ROXCENA BURNADETTE Commercial Hockey, 2, 3, 4, La Crosse, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, captain, 3, Color guard, 3, 4, captain, 4, Glee Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 3. DE MARCO, LINDA Commercial Student Council, I, J. V. Hockey, 2, Glee Club, 3,- 4, Homeroom president, I, Sewing Club, 3, Booster Club, 4, Newspaper Club, 4,'llomeroom secretary, 2. DENNIS, DENNEY BALLINGER General Football, I, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 4. DI MAMBRO, JOHN VICTOR Industrial Arts Dance Club, 2, 3, Photography Club, 4. DOBSON, FRANK ARRET Commercial Drama Club, 3, Current Events Club, 3, Photography Club, 4. DOMZALSKI, ROBERT ALLEN Football, I, Track, 2, 4, Band, 2, 4, Glee Club, 4, Spanish Club, 3. DONAGHY, JOHN WILLIAM Academic Football, I, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice- President, 4, Yearbook, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Boys' State, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. EARLEY, ANTOINETTE JUDITH Academic Drama Club, I, Glee Club, I, 2, Hockey, 3, Color Guard, 4, Future Nurses' Club, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer, 4, Homeroom secretary, 3, Float attendant, 3. FERRELL, FREDERIC PERRY Academic Freshman football, I, Varsity football, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, I, Varsity Basketball, 4, Varsity track, 2, 3, 4, Varsity tennis, I, 2, 3, 4, Class vice-president, I, Class President, 2, Honor Society, 3, Key Club, I, 2, 3, 4, News- paper club, 3, Senior play, 4, Prom Committee, 3. FLEURY, SARAJANE General Glee Club, I, 2, Nurses' Club, 3, Booster Club, 4, Knitting Club, 3. FOODY, JOHN JOSEPH Commercial Freshman football, I, Varsity football, 2, 3, Freshman Basket- ball, I, J. V. Baseball, I, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, Drama Club, 3, Gymnastic Club, 3. FORBES, THOMAS ELWOOD Academic Baseball, I, Homeroom treasurer, 2, Prom Committee, 3, Drama Club, 3, Photography Club, 3. GOUGER, RICHARD JOHN Academic Football, 2, Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Senior Play, 4. HEFFNER, CARL CYRUS Academic Band, I, 2, 3, 4. HERRING, SAMUEL S. Academic Class President, 3, 4, Chess Club, I, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President, 2, Basketball, I, 4, Glee Club I, 2. HILDEBRAND, NANCY HAZEL Commercial Maiorette, 2, 3, captain of maiorettes, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. JACKSON, MARGARET- General Hockey, I, J. V. Basketball, I, Maiorette, 2, Drum Maiorette, 3, Head Maiorette, 4. JACKSON, SHIRLEY Commercial Hockey, I, 2, 3, 4, Clipperettes, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, La Crosse, 3, 4, Landscaping Club, 3, 4, Sewing Club, 3, 4. JUNKERMAN, JESSIE MAE General Hockey, I, 2, 3, Yearbook, 4, Senior Play, 4, Prom Com- mittee, 3, Booster Club, I, 2, 3, President, 4. KNOBLOCH, HARRY WILLIAM Academic Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee Chairman, 3, Photography Club, 4, Vice-President, Senior Class. KRASNER, TOBY LEE Academic Glee Club, I, F.T.A. Club, 3, 4, Color Guard, 4, Homeroom treasurer, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Tri-Hi-Y, 2, J. V. Basket- ball, 3, Drama Club, 3, Senior Play, 4, Library Assistant, 2, 3. KUNZE, ROBERT ELWOOD Academic Baseball, 2, Auto Club, 3, Photography Club, 4. LOWERY, EDWARD WILLIAM, JR. Industrial Arts Tennis, 3, 4, Football, 4, Photography Club, 4, Auto Club, 3, Prom Committee, 3. P LUKASIK, PATRICIA ANN Commercial Clipperettes, 2, 3, J. V. Cheerleader 3, Yearbook, 4, Cur- rent Events, 3. MANBECK, EDWARD FISLER, JR. Academic Band, I, 4, Tennis, 2, 4, Basketball, 4. MCMAHON, MARGARET MARY Academic J. V. Hockey, I, V. Hockey, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Cheerleader, 2, Co-Captain, 2, V. Cheerleader, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball, 3, Tri-Hy-Y 2, Newspaper Club, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor, 3, 4, Future Nurses, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, Student Council, 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, I, 2, 3, Secretary, I, Junior Town Meeting, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4, La Crosse, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Prom Committee, 3. McNALLY, RUTH DOROTHY Academic Class Secretary, I, 2, Homeroom President, I, Homeroom Vice-President Student Council, I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y President 2, J. V. Cheerleader, I, V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 3, Hockey, I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club, 3, F.T.A. Club, 3, Newspaper Club, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Photo Club, 4, Queen, 2, Attendant, 3, La Crosse, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. MOOS, ROBERTA MARIE ELIZABETH Academic Clipper-HiLites, 2, Hockey Manager, 2, 3, V. Hockey, 4, Glee Club, 2, 4, Clipperettes, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, F.T.A. Treasurer, 4, La Crosse, 3, 4, Drama Club, 3. PEARCE, DENNIS LEE Commercial Auto Club, 4, Dance Club 3, Current Events, 3. PRITCHETT, MARY ELIZABETH Academic Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant, 4, Yearbook, 4, F.T.A. 4, Senior Play, 4. REIM, JOANN Commercial SCHOELER, PATRICIA MARIE Academic Glee Club, 2, Homeroom President, 2, Student Council, 2, Prom Committee, 3, F.T.A. 4, Photo CIUID, 4, Senior Play, 4, Basketball 4, La Crosse, 4. SEAGRAVE, NANCY Academic Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Library Assistant, 2, 3, Yearbook, 4, Class Corresponding Secretary, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Homeroom President, I, 3, Homeroom Vice- President, 2, Student Council I, 3, Senior Play 4, Halloween Attendant, 4. SILVER, ANTHONY MILTON Academic Football, 3, Track, 3, 4, Baseball, I, Chess Club, I, Auto Club, 3, Band, 4, Glee Club, 4, Prom Committee, 3. SIMPSON, HARRY JAMES Industrial Arts Freshman football, I, Auto Club, 3, Photo Club, 4. SMALLWOOD, BRUCE LESLIE Academic Football, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Homeroom Vice-President, 3, Student Council Vice-President, 4, Prom Committee, 3. SMITH, CAROL ANN Commercial Yearbook, 4, Clipperettes, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4. STARKEY, WILLIAM JR. Academic Band 2, 4, Glee Club, 4, F.T.A. 3. TRIVELLI, ANTHONY JOSEPH Commercial Football, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 4, Track, 4, Basketball, 4. TUNKS, CAROL ELAYNE Commercial Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee Library Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club, 4, Chorus, 2. UHL, JACOB PAUL Industrial Arts WALKER, RICHARD PATRICK Academic Football, 2, 3, Drama Club, 3, Track, 2, Photography Club, 4. WASKIEWICZ, FERDINAND WALTER, JR Academic Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, History Club, 3, Football Club, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Glee Club, 4, Student Council, 4, Senior Play, 4, Mu Alpha Theta, 4, Treasurer, 4. WILLIAMS, JUNE LENORE Academic Chess Club, I, Glee Club, I, 2, Clipper Hi-Lites, 4, Student Council Secretary, 4, Junior Town Meeting, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, J. V. Hockey, 2, V. Hockey, 3, 4, co-captain, 4, Varsity cheerleading, 2, 3, 4, co-captain, 3, 4, Varsity basketball, 2, 3, 4, La Crosse, 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, 2. WILLIAMS, PHYLLIS AMANDA Academic Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Clipperettes, 2, 3, J. V. Cheerleading, 3, V. Cheerleading, 4, Photography Club, 4, Chorus, 2. WOLFE, DIANE JEAN Commercial Maiorette, I, Drum Maiorette, 2, Head Maiorette, 3, Student Council, 3, 4, Class secretary, 3, 4, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook, 4, Typing Editor, Sewing Club, 3, Current Events Club, 3. vvooo, LOIS JEAN Commercial Hockey, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4, Booster Club, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club, 4. WRIGHT, DOROTHY MARIE Commercial Hockey, 2, Booster Club, 2, Current Events Club, 3, Sewing Club, 3. Senior uperlatives MOST POPULAR Sam Herring June Williams MOST COOPERATIVE Harry Knoblock Peggy McMahon WITTI EST Bruce Smallwood Rocky Davis CLASS FLIRTS John Donaghy Pat Schoeler CUTEST Jim Abrams Nancy Seagrave BEST DRESSED Dennis Pearce Susan Campbell TALLEST AND SHORTEST CLASS BLUSHERS Bill 5T3VkeY Harry Knoblock Wanda Bank5 Dorothy Wright 30 Senior uperlatives MOST FRIENDLY June Williams Sam Herring mam mx ., 1 4:-.fa NOISIEST Fred Waskiewicz Rocky Davis BEST DANCERS Jack Foody Rocky Davis MOST DEPENDABLE Harry Kno-block Wanda Banks MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Cerak To-ni Earley MOST ATHLETIC Johan Cerak Rocky Davis MosT VERSATILE QUIETEST ' John Ce,-ak Frank Dobson June Williams CHVOI Smiih Changing Years When we enTered The halls of The original ClayTon High as wide-eyed fresh- men, we changed from iusT grammar school kids inTo high school sTudenTs. No sooner had we enfered school, however, Than our spiriTs were dampened by The mighTy seniors. Our class, made up of Delsea and ClayTon sTudenTs, elecTed Sue Suchman as class presidenT. Our firsT conTribuTion To The Mardi Gras was presenfing Grace Sylvesfer as Good Luck Queen. Our nexT proiecf yvas producing our red and whiTe banner. ln The spring we gave a Welcome Home dance To The seniors refurning from WashingTon. WiTh The beginning of our sophomore year, our spiriTs were dampened again by The absence of our Delsea friends. However our spiriTs rose again when we won second place in The Halloween parade wiTh Rufh McNally ruling as The Pearl of The Sea. Rick Ferrell was elecTed class presidenT. WiTh The help of our class ad- visor Mr. Zoranski, we sponsored The successful Roaring Twenfies Dance and The Bermuda Hop. On ValenTine's Day The SweeThearT Serenade was given, On The firsT day of our iunior year, we were considered upperclassmen. Sam Herring was elecTed class presidenT. Madame BuTTerfly -wiTh Phyllis Williams as queen, received firsT prize in The Halloween parade. The mosT imporTanT evenT of our iunior year was The Prom. Affer many hours of work, Un Soir a Paris was held on May 25, 1962. The announcemenT ThaT Mr. Zoranski would noT be re- Turning for our senior year made us all very unhappyfor we were losing noT only a greaT advisor buT also a good friend. Again a greaT change occured in our lives, we enfered The new Clayfon High School as mighTy seniors. Mr. Kollmeier and Mr. Buscemi were our new class advisors. Sam Herring was re-elecTed class presidenT while John Donaghy was elecTed STudenT Council presidenT. Our firsT dance was The Tradifional Kick-Off Dance. WiTh The arrival of our long awaifed class rings, we felT like real seniors. June Williams reigned as Empress of The Nile in The annual Mardi Gras! On December sevenTh and eighTh Lock, Sfock and Lipsrick was presenTed as our senior play. ln The spring we lefT for our long awaifed WashingTon Trip. AfTer Three shorT days of fun, we reTurned home, Tired buT happy. Then The day which had haunTed our minds as freshmen came. In June we graduafed as The firsT class from The New Clayfon High, our Alma MaTer. ill? E55 3 Play that music, boys, Wine, women, and song! Congratulations! Small talk at the Prom. We could have danced all night. . enior Stars JUNE WILLIAMS DENNY DENNIS RUTH MCNALLY Emma Moore Hockey Award Mr. Ugly of C.H.S. I'IOI'1'1eCOI'ning Queen JOHN CERAK COACH' STRAIN JIM ABRAMS Howard Co-still Award and AII-State Foofb-aII Coaches Group I Javelin Champion Award SUSAN CAMPBELL D.A.R. Good Citizen Award JOHN DONAGHY PAT SCHOELER Boys' Stare and Student Beffy Crocker Homemaker Council Preiidenf of Tomorrow Award nderclassmen WiTh each incoming group of underclassmen The enrollrnenT is growing by leaps and bounds. AlThough There have been no greaT changes made in The sTaTus of The under- classmen, They have been af'FecTed indirecTly by all oTher changes. llth FIRST ROW: D. Morgan: D. Ambrosia: L. Bonser: A. Weinstein: M. Fineman: D. Muldoon: E. Bender N. Krimn: K. Burke: SECOND ROW: B. McColgan: C. Sfreifz: W. Clevenger: R. Pe-arlstein: R. Ellis J. Sciuto: F. Zinn: G. Fox: THIRD ROW: S. Weinstein: D. Basich: G. Rowe: S. Jones: L. Lentini: A Guarro: J. Terilla: C. Taylor: K. Voss: FOURTH HOW: M. Silver: S. Pankonian: P. Owens: T. Wooclell R. Puglia: J. Parisi: C. Moebius FIRST ROW: L. Temple: N. Johnson: J. McDonald: D. Suplee: N. McGarry: M. Eastman: C. Williams: W. Bell: R. Kaplan: SECOND ROW: R. Clark: G. Kolva: R. Turner: J. Bompensa: G. Foody: D. Klein: R. Lees: B. Kolva: THIRD ROW: J. Woodp- B. Woodruff: W. Scholz: J. Baumgartner: J. Justice: T. Silver: J. Elias: B. Tallman: S. Ward: FOURTH ROW: B. Collins: B. McGiboney: C. Blakeslee: G. Coyle: C. Fahy J. Kennedy: R. Taylor: S. Post I 1 1 r Oth FIRST ROW: R. Sandelier: B. Kennedy: D. Pleis: V. Robinson: C. Puglia: S. Mills: T. Barnum: J. Steelman: M. Lutz: H. Brining: SECOND ROW: J. Falisi: G. Falcian: C. Kent: S. Starkey: J. Ferrell: P. Davis: B. Womack: C. Judge: A. MacMahon: C. Gallagher: L. Foster: J. Schoeler: THIRD ROW: J. Logue: P. Riggs: R. Jones: J. Bauman: R. Bussemer: B. Adams: B. Giberson: K. Coates: D. Adams: K. Bittle: J. Euing, P. Gillon: FOURTH ROW: F. Foster: B. Abloott: P. Shinkle: R. O'Brien: B. Ruskin: C. Corson: T. Hewitt: L.,Crane: C. Goldrick: T. Hickl: P. Wright Boyer: L. FIRST ROW: N. Hagelstein: E. Mills: I. Williams: L. Falisi: H. Junkerman: R. Hauck: Sandelier: M Sullivan: L. Brown: K. Moron: A. Rowe: SECOND ROW: H. Fox: W. Collins: R. Pearce: P. Brocarello N. Balasi: G. Fleming: T. Earley: G. Fulmer: J. Temple: THIRD ROW: H. McKay: F. Barcelo: J. Geortler C. Hienkel: W. Fauerloach: L. Hemple: J. Geortler: M. Mangini: J. Cliver: R. Ste-ere: E. McCarty FOURTH ROW: B. Williams: F. Gwalthney: J. Whiting: S. Morgan: C. Snyder: D. Smith: R. Taylor J. Mick: J. Zinni: C. Lowery: FIFTH ROW: A. Chait: B. Engstrom: L. Wiseburn: J. Farley: D. Kasper H. Bryant: F. Harvey: D. McDonald: L. Ianni: M. Chadwick 1 FIRST ROW: S. McMahon: D. Revy: L. Collins: R. Kurtz: B. Williams: L. Falisi: S. Becker: S. Tunks: M Jackson: J. Juda: S. Gelenzberg: M. Heister: SECOND ROW: S. Kasper: B. Kielr: S. Smith: E. Herndon S. Moran: A. Strockblne: B. Hanis: D. Moss: M. Finke: D. Yarborough: M. Justice: M. Swirnick: J. Leake J. Taylor: P. Puglia: J. Scholz: J. Mulholland: W. Bastow: R. Guarro: C. Greene THIRD ROW: J. Peralstien: S. Suplee: D. Scholz: T. Ramsden: FOURTH ROW: E. Kortonick: J. Moors: B. Taylor J. Cande-lora: G. Seagrave: J. Engstrom: F. McGarry: J. Bowers: R. Weintraub: V. Ambrosia: R. Cerak E. Hazleton FIRST ROW: M. Lutz: P. Pancoast: P. Byers: J. Falciani: A. O'Donnell: M. Harnmonds: P. Huber: B. Pfrommer: K. Williams: M. Lees: D. Carney: SECOND ROW: E. Hockenberry: M. Ewing: S. Campbell: J. Rolf: B. Shinkle: D. Hayden: F. Kargman: K. Barclay: B. Clevenger: A. Beaft: THIRD ROW: D H . - . . offman, F. Spenser, J. Ryan, F. Panhusse: C. Jones: F. Cassady: S. Stilts: D. Coates: B. Krasner: W. Stuart: L. Struts: FOURTH ROW: J. Alampi: J. Hannold: C. Wilson: J. Bell: G. Maden: W. Fahy J. Sanders: E. Lukasik: W. Frame: C. Taylor: P. Hiles I 1 1 1 1 FIRST ROW: B. Leaiherwoodg R. Weintrauby N. Youngp T. Guarrop R. Belly E. Cheesemanp E. Edwardsp A. Edwards, J, Krasnery E. Sinkef J. Hughesp SECOND ROW: J. Grayson: W. Scuitog M. Graysonp T. Synderp J. Hoffmanp M. Funnellg G. Adamsg T. Shuttlerong D. Clarkeg J. Zanicp THIRD ROW: B. Millsg R. Moran: S. Codyp D. Browng M. Tanfoniop D. Owensg T. Tuckerf W. Durham: J. Smifhy C. Pearceg N. Burns, FOURTH ROW: C. Jacobsg K. Fosterp C. O'Brieng L. DiMambrop A. Caccesep P. Scholzg L. Darby FIRST ROW: M. Schoelery A. Hickmang T. Seagravey R. VanDykep R. Pleisg N. Micky C. Swaby U. Bastow B. Kefferp D. Holibaughp V. Brittinghamg SECOND ROW: F. Beckerp J. Snyderp J. Rudolph: D. McGiboney V. Spirisp S. Sandelierg K. Destifanof J. Hughesg J. Tallmang C. Engstrom, THIRD ROW: J. Chanudet D. Robertsonp W. Adamsp P. Gomez: S. Erazmusp R. Harveyp P. Badeyg J. Dalyp C. Jonesg K. Appenzeller FOURTH ROW: W. Beckerp P. Peiersg L. Corsong W. Mehery D. Taylorp W. Fischbackg G. Hahnp T. Kuhar E. Easimany J. Forson 1 7th .,....mW.,.,,,.... ,,..,.....Wm.,,..,,,,.AW..:. W M.- -- --- FIRST ROW: R. Carney: D. Jones: B. Marks: N. Fox: F. Zanic: B. Jones: J. Ryan: S. Hienkel: H. Moss J. Moran: J. Cassady: L. Pfrommer: J. Nickels: E. Bell: SECOND ROW: G. Nickels: S. Brown: R Fischbach: D. Young: A. Sfrockbine: P. Amey: S. Meyers: E. Whittaker: E. Fahy: J. Ellis: R. Yarborough J. Barger: C. Archer: D. Basich: M. Funnell: THIRD ROW: N. Chaii: J. Haegelsieinp L. Coffrell: J. Lizzio E. Fischbach: L. Whifing: J. Jackson: W. McMahon: D. Hoffman: G. Meyrick: B. Ewing: B. Huber W. Brown: L. Thompson: FOURTH ROW: M. Swords: L. Brown: B. Smith: T. Kincade: R. Clevenger D. Smith: E. Quigley: S. Gerle: J. Sickles: D. Turner: J. Jones: J. Mick: D. Falciarli FIRST ROW: D. Sanders: D. Bergey: J. Parks: S. Mackay: R. Hayden: E. Tinklepaugh: B. Fleury: A. Basich: E. Jillard: J. Staples: C. Hughes: C. Williams: J. Harris: P. Brown: SECOND ROW: I. B. Farley: P. Shearer: J. Riggs: N. Sfichf: D. Williams: J. Foster: C. Lyons: J. Hickl: G. Walker: J. Barnum: B. Shinkle: B. Bauman: L. McColgan: THIRD ROW: S. Schwenk: N. Johnson: P. Kerk: J. Justice: K. Durning: K. Walker: J. Renner: P. Colan: T. Galafi: J. Seagrave: L. Maden: M. Becker: S. Suplee: S. Williams FOURTH ROW: J. MacNeill: C. Foster: J. Arnold: B. Kelchner: B. Drummond: D. Serre: R. Hazelfon D. Palmer: B. Ely: J. Clark: G. Wolfe: A. Scruggs: L. Harris I 7 40 1 1 I I POTZS The new locker rooms and our beauTiful new gym were among The changes affecTing sporTs aT CIayTon High. Also, This fall, our fooTball Team made us very proud by break- ing iTs losing sTreak and winning The Thanks- giving game wiTh PiTman, 14-12. FIRST ROW: J. Tello: H. Junkerman: R. Puglia: V. Robinson: J. Maden: E. Hamilton: L. Lentini: T. Barnum: T. Gwalthney: R. Pearce: R. Cerak: D. Gwalthney: B. Horask: B. Smallwood: B. Sandelier: S. Steelman, SECOND ROW: J. Johnson lass't. coachl: F. Waskiewicz: l.. Hewitt: C. McGoldrick: T. Silver: J. Abrams, J. DeLucia: J. Kennedy: R. Taylor: R. Strain Chead coachl: B. Frame: E. Lowery: D. Adams: J. Cerak, P. Wright: C. Blakeslee: B. Giberson: C. Puglia: J. Steelman: M. Lindner fass't. coachl The T962 Clayton Clippers, coached by Mr. Robert Strain, provided many thrills and a great deal of excitement for their fans. Although the record was not exceptionally good, many of the games were very close and with a few breaks Clayton might have won them. The highlight of the season was the annual Thanksgiving Day game against Pitman. In this game Clayton broke their 26 game losing streak by winning 14-12. As the score indicates, the game was very tightly contested and was not decided until the final gun. With the maiority of their players returning next year, Clayton looks forward to an improved record while continuing to provide many exciting moments. FRONT J DeLUCia: R- TBYl0l': B- Smallwood: D- J. Abrams: J. DeLucia: E. Lowery: F. Waskiewicz B Adams T Silver: J. Cerak: C. Blakeslee: BACK: V. Smallwood: J. Cerak Robinson B Giberson: J. Steelman: R. Puglia wiv ,, 'sr -Nora In .M ..., as I ' ti Gee whiz, ref, what if they try to tackle me? Don't drop it now. Clayton Opposition 12 Svvedesboro ............ 14 O Pennsvillg .,., ,.,. 2 O 7 Salem ....,.-...n .... 5 2 6 Pennsgrove ....v .,.. 2 5 6 Delsea ..,., ..A,. ..,. 2 1 6 Gloucester ii,. ,.,. 3 2 O Wooolstovvn ...M. .... 3 3 O Glassboro ..... .... 1 3 14 Pitman ,,.. --- 1 2 The Clipper Skippers You forgot to say May I? , Carmen. May l have this dance? ' 43 Varsity Left To right: J. Parisi, R. Taylor, R. Ferrell, J. Kennedy, C. Fahy, J. Cerak, C. Blakeslee, R. Kolva, G. Kolva, D. Dennis, Mr. Crispin, coach. After a year's absence, Clayton again had varsity and iunior varsity basketball Teams. Although The varsity started off slowly, they improved steadily as the sea- son vvenf on. This was due To the fact that The Team was largely inexperienced. The only player with previous varsity experience was high-scorer John Cerak. Mr. Cliff Crispin did a very excellent iob in his first year as head-coach. The J.V. also played very good ball, and many of its players are expected To move up To The varsity next year. There were also Teams This year for The freshmen and 7th and 8th grade boys. J unior Varsity FIRST ROW: J. Bowman, P. Shinkle, Mr. Linclner, coach, T. Hickl, K. Coates. SECOND ROW, R. Puglia, B. Kennedy, C. Puglia, B. Giberson, S. Stiltz, D. Kasper. Varsity Basketball L. to R.: N. McGarryg S. Starkeyp L. lannip J. Ferrellg P. Davis: L. Templep S. Jacksong J. Scholig J. Zinnif G. Flemingp R. McNallyp J. Williamsp Miss Faust. The varsity basketball team did not have as good a season as expected. The game was changed slightly and some rules were completely new. Despite only two wins, the team had tremendous spirit and great effort. The junior varsity had a similar record. Junior Varsity L to R: C. Taylorp K. Ferrellf J. Falcianip B. Kieri L. Hartzp A. Strockbiney S. Kasper: L. Falisiy Miss Faust. Hockey VARSITY-Left to right, FIRST ROW: L. Wood, SECOND ROW: R. McNally, J. Williams, THIRD ROW: P. Williams, Miss Faust, C. Streitz, FOURTH ROW: G. Fleming, S. Campbell, M. Chadwick, S. Campbell, S. Jackson, FIFTH ROW: F. Harvey, P. Davis, D. Aument, N. McGarry, R. Davis, Not shown are P. McMahon, R. Moos The i962 hockey team, under the direction of Miss Faust, had fewer victories than last year, however, with the true spirit and undying effort the team displayed, they may yet honor Clayton High School with the sportsmanship award. This year's record was 2 wins, 4 losses and 2 ties. The team concluded its season with the Tri-County All Star game at which Gloria Fleming received an All-Star player award, and Mabel Chadwick, Honorable Mention. F ... -. 2 JUNIOR VARSITY-FIRST ROW: P. Ellis, J. Geotler, B. Shinkle, SECOND ROW: L. Quigley, L. Brown, N. Balasi, B. Womack, THIRD ROW: D. Hayden, H. Mackay, I. Williams, S. Smith, L. Ianni, FOURTH ROW: M. Lees, K. Barclay, FIFTH ROW: L. Hartz, R. Pearlstein, J. Scholtz, Miss Faust, P. Bracarello, S. Jones, S. Starkey, Not shown: R. Ellis, S. McMahon Track FIRST ROW, Standing: E. Pritchett, P. Wright, C. Blakeslee, J. Schneemang F. Waskiewicz, E. Zoranskif Coach, B. McGiboney, R. Ferrell, R. Sanolelier, T. Silver, C. Moebius, B. Abbot, SECOND ROW, Kneeling: M. Silver, D. Kier, T. Silver, H. Brinningp M. Lutz, B, Kennedy, Sitting: W. Fauerback TRACK Clayton's track fortunes took a turn for the better this year. Although they did not win any meets, they did place second in two triple meets. Every meet was close, and Clay- ton consistently did well in the field events and in the mile run. ln the Tri-County meet John Cerak took a second place in the iavelin, and Paul Wright took a sec- ond place in the mile. In the State Track Meet, John Cerak took a first place in the iavelin for Group l. 2 3 4 5 6 Stretch, Ricky! Up, up, and over Good start, boys. Last lap! Well done. FIRST ROW: R. Taylor, J. Cerak, P. Shinkle, J. Shivers, R. Basich, K. Coates, R. Puglia, J. Kennedy SECOND ROW: E. Hamilton, W. Giberson, J. Bauman, R. Gouger, T. Rosu, G. Brynes. THIRD ROW D Basich, G. Rowe, D. Casper, Coach, Mr. Crispin, J. Terilla, T. Woodell, C. Snyder. Just don't stand there! Just another strike! The baseball team this year tell victim to the tate of having no hit- ting to back up their excellent pitch- ing. They hope to improve next year because many of their regulars will be returning including Danny Basich, the team's leading hitter. Clayton Opposition Wooclstown Pennsville -- Salem ,,,., Delsea, ....,, Pennsgrove Pitman ...... Gloucester - Woodstown Pennsville V Gloucester - Swedesboro lt's a homerun! Right here, Baby' 48 Tennis FIRST ROW, Standing: L. Hewitt, E. Lowery, R. Ferrell, Mr. W. Johnson, Advisor, H. Knoblochp G. Coyle, R. Domzalski. SECOND ROW, Kneeling: J. Bartley, R. Kaplan, J. Do-naghy, W. Bell, J. Logue. Although the tennis team did not have a very good won-lost record, they are looking forward to a much better record next year. Every squad member will be returning, and with a few breaks they hope to win the maiority of their matches. Have lead in your shoes, boy? Clayton Opposition 2 Pennsville ...... 3 O Woodbury .c.... 5 2 Glassboro ...... 3 4 Pennsville ...... l 2 Glasslooro ...... 3 2 Pen nsgrove .... 3 Practice makes perfect! Wln fha' mafchl 49 gn me Ev 5 ,Z ea E2 5 3' ,M fi 13 si, ii l I 1 w J 4 if 3 E5 2 5 1 Q 3 E S L Activities No spectacular changes have taken place in our clubs anol activities. However, it seems that, under the influence of new surround- ings, the clubs are functioning more effec- tively anol successfully. Band MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND The Clayton High School Blue and Gold Band, under the direction ot Mr. Joseph H. Lisa, presented the fans at the football games with an excellent variety of pre-game and halftime performances. The marching unit was lead by Patricia Burns, Drum Maiorette, John Farley, Student Conductor, Jesse Wood, assistant student conductor. The loand participated in various school and community activities such as the Spring Concert, various parades, and a concert tour ot surrounding high schools. The band was enhanced by the intricate drilling of the maiorettes and color guards. They, too, participated in many band activities. Our Clipperettes, under the direc- tion ot Miss Faust, added extensively to the larillance ot the halftime performances. l i Really hit it. a'l, a2, al, 2, 3, 4. Let's do the twist. l Color Guards Left to right: R. Davisg T. Krasnerp S. Wardg F. Cole: A. Earley M a jorettes First row-B. Kier Second row-V. Ambrosiap N. Hildebrand Third row-C. Swabp D. Smithp M. Jackson Not shown is Pat Burns-Drum Maiorette. C lipperettes First row-left to right-R. Weintraubp L. Falisip J. Zanicg S. Tunksg J. Scuitop C. Streitz Second row-A. Strockbineg R. Weintraubg S. Jonesp P. Bracarellof A. Guarrop K. Vaughny G. Flemingp Miss Faust: S. Jackson Ccapibp L. Hartzp Jean Geortherf S. Campbell: F. Fischbackg P. Owensp F. Harvey Third row-J. Chanucletg C. Taylorg L. lanniy J. Feirrellg M. Eastmany K. Ferrell I don't want to hear it Acts THE PLACE: Guidance office, Pembroke High School THE TIME: The Present Act l, scene I-A September morning, first day of school Act l, scene 2-A morning a week later Act ll-A January morning Act III-The next morning How about a drive-in ll? Get off my back Characters Gordon Warren ............,o.. John Donaghy Charlie Plunkett Bruce Smallwood Mrs. Maggs .....,.o....c,,...A,.. Wanda Banks Mary Lou Brennan .... . .,o..., Toby Krasner Don Donley .co..o....oo,,. Fred Waskiewicz Larry Donley John DiMambro Miss Entvvhistle .o..v.4 . .cA,.o,.. Pat Schoeler Miss Prather ,--,- Peggy McMahon Jane Gardner .. ..... ..........,. T oni Earley Carol lzzard ..,,.. ...c,,. J une Williams Mrs. Donley ..,... .Y.... - - Roberta Moos Students ,E ..... ---W Frances Cole Betsy Pritchett Directed by: Mr. A. Fiocchi Make-up .......,.,c.... , ,,,....,c....,c.. Lois Wood Script girl ,s...,,, s,..s, N ancy Hildebrand Prop girl ,c,-,c,,,.,,,sc., ., ..c,c, Diane Aument Stage manager ....s,..,s....s,.... Sam Herring Others who helped: Bob Kunze, Harry Simpson, those who helped paint the scenery. Yearbook EDITORS N. Seagrave, W. Banks, R. Domzalski, D. Wolfe, P. McMahon Some erasers will never erase again, some pencils are going to Pencil Heaven . . . the yearbook is finished. The year has been frantically alive, the editors have been going gray. The Clipper is a brain child, sometimes monster, born in the mind of Wanda Banks. lt grew strong through the toil of a hard working staff. It had good days when the copy and photos came in on time, bad days when nothing came in. Some days the typists were nimble-fingered, some days there were no typists. Cut of chaos, confusion, and desperate calm, the Clipper was made, out of the minds and hearts of the staff, it comes to you. We hope you liked it. It was fun for us, but not enough that we would start again tomorrow, even if we had the strength. -.,-:. t-'i '-iit ig 's:w52i. tas ' ' a w w, ai. LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF TYPING STAFF lk J D0l'1a9hYi F- Cole: 5- Ward: N- J. Justice, R. Domzalski, B. Pritchett, J. Logue K. Burke, D. Wolfe, J. Carpenter C Smith FIRST ROW: F. Waskiewicz, J. Justice, J. Kennedy, C. Fahy, J. Bowman. SECOND ROW: L. DiMambro L. Harts, N. Balasi, C. Kent, B. Womach, F. Gwalthney, K. Ferrell. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, L. Brown, J Williams, J, Donaghy, Mr. W. Johnson, advisor, B. Smallwood, R, Weintraub, S. Tunks. tudent Council The Student Council is an organization which is designed to bring about better cooperation between the student body and the administration. It is comprised of homeroom representatives, class officers, and elected officers from the senior class. This year's officers were the following: President, John Donaghy, Vice- President, Bruce Smallwood, Secretary, June Williams, Treasurer, Toni Earley. Under the able leadership of Mr. Wallace Johnson, the Council took part in many successful activities, among which were the clothing and food drives, or- ganization of what is hoped to become an annual event-the Homecoming Day ceremonies and Dance, and the running of the student store. I The Student Store: A Student Council Activity STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS I Honor Society FIRST ROW: N. Seagrave, T. Donaghy, S. Campbell, Mrs. Horner, Aolyisor, A. Earley, J. Cerak, D. Wolfe, BACK ROW: R. Pearlstein, J. McDonald, R. Puglia, J. Justice, D. Suplee, S. Post, C. Streiiz The Naiional Honor SocieTy is composed of sTuolenTs who musT keep up an average of 8521 or above for Their four years of high school. STuclenTs who are scholasTically eligible To join The socieTy Till OUT applications and Then Those To be inclucTecl are chosen by The TaculTy and aclrninisTraTion. The members are selecied noT only Tor scholarships, but also Tor character, leaclership, and service. Mrs. Horner is The organizaTion's aolvisor, and The officers for This year were Presideni, John Cerak, Vice-Presioleni, John Donaghy, SecreTary, Diane Wolfe, Treasurer, Rona PearlsTein. F. TA. FIRST ROW: M. Hauck, R. Pearlsiein, N. Krimm, Mrs. Hilts, Advisor, C. STreiTz, R. Moos, D. Muldoon, SECOND ROW: C. Kenf, C. Loweryf, R. Ellis, H. MacKay, D. Yarbrough, D. Morgan, THIRD ROW: L. Temple, B. PriTcheTT, F. Cole, S. Ward, P. Schoeler, J. Ferrell The Fuiure Teachers of America is an organizaTion To help acquainT sTuclenTs, who are inTeresTed in The profession, wiTh The funclamenTals of Teaching. F.T.A. members visiT colleges, observe classes and Teaching Techniques, and enTerTain professional speakers aT weekly meeTings. The advisor of The Fuiure Teachers of America is our librarian, Mrs. HilTs. Key Club FIRST ROW: R. Puglia, R. Ferrell, J. Donaghy, J. Terilla. SECOND ROW: R. Domzalski, T. Silvers, Ad- visor, Mr. Suplee, J. Justice. The Key Club is a service organization composed entirely of boys chosen on the basis of Their scholastic ability and extracurricular activities. The Key Club steadily strives toward its goal of leadership, initiative, and service to school and community. lt can always be counted on to aid any organiza- tion or individual in school projects. Newspaper FIRST ROW: J. Logue, A. Chait, P. McMahon, D. Aum-ent, Advisor, Mr. Mitchell, R. Pearlstein, D. Suplee, D. Basich, T. Guarro. SECOND ROW: M. Hauck,.J. Scholz, V. Deguenther, B. Kier, K. Durn- ing, S. MacNlahon, W. Marshall, R. Hayden, W. Durham. THIRD ROW: F. Barcello, K. Burke, R. Ellis, N. Krimm, S. Pankonian, J. Williams, D. Yarborough, R. Pleis, B. Williams. FOURTH ROW: R. Ferrell, A. Hickl, J. Hannold, W. Mehrer, E. Eastman, N. McGrarry, F. Gwalthney, F. Kargmian, J. Cliver. The Newspaper Club is a monthly periodical produced by students interested in iournalism. Almost all ofthe work is done in C.H.S. The school acquired a new offset press this year, so the layout, photography and printing, is done here. Dance Band S. Ward at piano: A. Weinstein: T. Silvers: C. Lyons: R. Domzalski: J. Wo-od: P. Gillon: B. Starkey: B Taylor: L. Hewitt: W. Bell: J. Farly. These are two very active musical organizations Under the very able direction of Mr. Joseph Lisa. Both groups provided enjoyable assembly programs and participated in exchange programs with other schools. Glee Club FIRST ROW: R. Moran: L. Whiting: S. Williams: I. Williams: P. Williams: B. Williams: R. Hauck: H Green: L. Zanic: L. Bonser: M. Sullivan: J. Ellis: C. Smith: L. Wood: W. Banks: K. Moran: Mr. J. Lisa Director. SECOND ROW: C. Temple: M. Magini: C. Judge: P. Owens: D. Smith: M. Becker: V. Britting ham: C. Streitz: Burke: M. Lees: P. Aument:.B. Pritchett: J. Cliver: R. Taylor: THIRD ROW: C. Tunks P. Burns: N. Hildebrand: L. Temple: J. MacDonald: S. Starkey: L. DeMarco: M. Chadwick: K. Ferrell S. Ward: S. Post: C. Wilson: F. Cole: I. Hockenbelrry: N. Johnson: D. Aument: N. Seagrave: J. Temple FOURTH ROW: H. Moss: A. Strockbine: R. Fishbach: W. McMahon: B. Huber: S. Gerle: J. Parks: P Gillion: F. Bastow: R. Domzalski: B. Starkey: D. Hoffman: B. Smallwoo-cl: T. Silvers: F. Waskiewicz, L. Hewitt: J. Wood:,B. Collins. 1 1 1 1 Nurses Club FIRST ROW: G. Adams, J. Ellis, M. Funnell, R. Carney, Mrs. Lutz, R.N., S. Hinkle, J. Hughes, M. Chait, M. Grayson, SECOND ROW: K. Foster, P. MacMahon, P. Kerk, S. Schwenk, L. Cottrell, V. Brittingharn, M. Sullivan, L. DiMambro, THIRD ROW: S. Morgan, L. Maden, F. Becker, P. Colan, J. Rudolph, J. Snyder, C. Jacobs, P. Scholz, T. Earley The Future Nurses Club is opened to irls who are interested in nursing and firther medical professions. The girls learn 'ffl' make beds, Take temperatures and ulses, and have a chance to become andy Stripers. Photography Club This club, under the direction of Mr. Buscemi, is a new club formed by a group of students interested in photog- raphy. They are taught the right and wrong ways of using :Many different makes of cameras. They also learn how to take pictures, develop them, and print them' They see many film strips and en- ioy the talks of many guests well ex- perienced in photography. FlRST ROW: P. Williams, L., Wood, N. Hildebrand, J. Bartley, B. Smallwood E. Lowery, Mr. Buscemi, advisor, C. Tunks, SECOND ROW: L. DeMarco, D Aument, D. Smith, F. Dobson, B. Bowers, J. DiMambro, R. Walker, B. Kunze J. Abrams, P. Wright, M. Lutz, T. Forbes, P. Schoeler, R. Moos, R. McNally I Science Club FIRST ROW: J. Justice, Vice-Pres.: Mr. Woods: advisor: A. Chait, Pres.: SECOND ROW: R. Hobbaugh: T. Zanic Edwards: B. Leatherwood: R. Shutteton: R. Bell: D. Young J. Smith: G. Seagraves: N. Krimm: S. Morgan: T. Earley T. Tucker:lTHIRD ROW: W. Adams: A. Hickman: S. San- delier: B. Cheesman: T. Kincade: R. Van Dyke: J. Daly: B. William: LAST ROW: G. Hahn: D. Taylor: W. Becker: L. Corson: B. McGiboiney: B. Frame: T. Hinckl The Science Club was originally organized in September, 1961, and affiliated with the Science Clubs of America. The club consists of 65 members in grades 7-12. Regular meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays ot each month. The students pictured are part of the science enrichment program that takes place during the 7th period ot Thursday and Friday. Mr. Woods and Mr. Tuebner exchange students on these two days. Students take part in all types of science activities. The club is responsible tor the annual Science Fair held each year. FIRST ROW: J. Justice: J. Jackson: L. McColgon: M. Fox: M. Jackson: C. Pearce: M. Fantanio: P. Brown: SECOND ROW: P. Brown: S. Erasmus: PL Huber: J. Rudolph: P. Scholz: Mr. Teubner, Advisor: W. Marshall: W. Meher: E. Eastman: J. Chanudet: W. Bostow Auto Club FIRST ROW: T. Kuhar, G. Fox, J. Alampi, D. Pearce, J. Terrilla, S. Gerle, J. Parisi, M. Swords, C. Moebius, R. Kaplan, G. Cody, S. Becker, E. Kortonick, F. Ransden, R. Jillard, D. Dennis, J. Woodell, T. Guarro, D. Clark, SECOND ROW: P. Riggs, J. Farson, R. Clark, Advisor, Mr. Fiocchi, R. Gouger, W. Fahy, S. Foody, E. Lukasik, G. Seagrave, F. Cassaday, T. Trivelli, J. Baumgartner, J. Bonpensa The Auto Club of Clayton High school, under the direction of Mr. Fiocchi, seeks to promote interest in automobiles and all automotive things. They observe mo- tion pictures on auto racing, motor theory, practical mechanics, and auto safety. On pleasant days the club goes outside and works in cars to learn the techniques of finishing, pointing, motor tuning anol car operation. They have visited auto plants and have listened to many guest speakers from the automotive vvorld. Art Club The Art Club helps to stimulate a stu- dent interest in this area. The students had many proiects such as making Christ- mas decorations and linoleum cuts for Christmas cards. l l l l P. Bodey, B. Jillard, P. Bracarello, J. Bell, J. Krasner, M. Peters, Advisor, Mr. Chauncey, K. Coates, J. Ferrell, D. Moss, D. Hoffman, D. Coates, C. Green, M. Finke, M. Becker, L. Rolf, S. Suplee The Junior Town Meeting Association is an organization to foster interest in current world affairs and to stimulate con- fidence in public speaking. ln weekly broadcasts from station WSNJ in Bridge- ton, students from schools in South Jersey participate in informal forum discussions. The purpose of the Junior Tovvn Meet- ing Association is not to solve world problems but to arouse interest in them. History Club FIRST ROW: M. Silver, J. Kennedy, G. Coyle, Mr. Winkler, adviso-r,'B. McGiboney, R. Turner, F. Foster, D. Klein Junior Town Meeting FIRST ROW: Mr. Gilmartin, advisor, S. Ward, P. McMahon, D. Muldoon, D. Morgan, SECOND ROW: J. Justice, F. Kargmanp J. Terrilla, J. Williams The History Club, under the super- vision of Mr. Winkler, is interested in delving into the problems that may arise and have risen in American history. The club spends much time discussirzg less significant, but nevertheless interesting events. CLOCKWISE: J. Graysong J. Moosp R. Krasnerg K. Barclayg J. Falcianif R. Bowers: R. Pugliag M. Finemanp M. JusTice5 F. McGarry Chess Club This is a club organized To provide reIaxaTion and enioymerir for iTs members. The primary objecTive is To Teach sTudenTs The game, or To improve The abiliTy of Those already familiar wiTh chess. There are Tournamer1Ts held wiThin The class and also wiTh oTher chess clubs wiThin The school. The club meeTs Twice a week and is under The direcTion of Mr. MeTz. 135125551135 fs Q Hs. L . SITTING: G. Nicholsp J. Hicklg B. Kelchnerp M. Funriellg E. Belly W. Elyg D. Hoffmany J. Clarky R. Rodilossog B. Shinklef J. Barnumf G. Walkerg STANDING: E. Fischbackp E. Tinklepaughg B. Smith: G. Wolfeg E. Sinkey R. Fischloach Booster Club y y A My Sitting: D. McGiboney: T. Earley: G. Fulm-er: K. Welsh: J. Cliver: J. Junkerman: M. Chadwick: M. Schoeler: G. Adams. Standing: L. Bonner: Mrs. Lydia Suplee, Advisor: M. Appenzeller: D. Aument: L. Wo-od: L. De- Marco: J. Tallman: K. Moran. The Booster Club is a service organization whose main function is to take care of refreshments and programs at the home football games. The proceeds are given to the Athletic Association. This praisevvorthy group is readily available for any services benefiting the school. The officers are Jesse Junkerman, Pres., and Ruth Seagrave, Sec. Gymnagtigg 'Game Appreciation L- I-entini: H- FOX: R- Steer: R- Bussemers D- Scholz: W- Fauerbackf FIRST ROW: S. Getzenburg: L. Falisi: L. Bonser: J. Lizzo: C. Archer: D- Kier: MT- Cl'lSPlFl- AT bars: J- F00dYi W- Cfllllnsi l-- MUVFBYI J- D. Ambrosia: L. Collins: R. Kurtz: A. Strockbine. SECOND ROW: Fa'llSl- Kneellngi R- Kolvar K- Siedlnghi D- Basich C. Engstrom: C. Swab: N. Murphy: C. Hughes: A. Basich: D. Fal- ciani: J. Staples: C. Williams: J. Scuito. THIRD ROW: D. Robertson: B. Pfrommer: A. Carotenuto: T. Galati: N. Johnson: S. Williams: A. Guarro: B. Mills: C. Taylor: S. Tunks. FOURTH ROW: VA. Blatt: K. Ferrell: M. Lees: C. Taylor: L. Hartz: B. Shinkle: S. McMahon: T. Earley. Game Appreciation and Gymnastics are newly formed clubs under the direction of Mr. Joseph Johnson and Miss Nancy Faust and Mr. Cliff Crispin. Each club helps create a better understanding of sports and gymnastics, while at the same time providing entertainment for all. 65 National Math Club FIRST ROW: A. Earleyp J, Cerakf Mr. Buscemi, Advisorg N. Seagravep S. Campbell: SECOND ROW J. Donaghyg B. Smallwoodp F. Waskiewicz Junior Math Club FIRST ROW: P. Ameyy G. Meyrickp Mrs. Gilmartin, Advisorg B. Ewingp N. Young: SECOND ROW: J. Cassodyp R. Clevengery N. Johnson: Owen: P. Shearerf R. Farelyp N. Stechtg D. Williams: J. Riggsp M. Heisferg R. Yarbrough There were sixteen members consisting of 7th and 8th grades. The theme of the club is Mathematics for Recreation. The students brought in puzzles and presented them to the club. FIRST ROW: J. Loguep E. Benderp Mrs. Hilts, librariang R. Hauckg K. Sanclelierg L. Hewittg S. Pankonienf E. Hockenberryp P. Huberp SECOND ROW: F. McGarryg C, McGololrickp R. Adams: C. Fayhf D. Supleeg B. Pritchettg M. Eastmanp N. Johnsong P. Owens: R. O'Brian Librar Assistants This year there were twenty-nine library assistants working together to keep the library operating correctly and efficiently. The assistants are volunteers only, giving of their tree time to better the library service. The librarian, Mrs. Hilts, appointed iobs and checked to see that they were done correctly. Without each assistant there would have been an over abundance of work for the librarian. Big change, isn't it? This is how it's done. Would you mind holding this! Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW: R. McNally, J. McDor aldf N. McGarryp R. PearIs1einf K. Burk: STANDING: S. CampbeIIf R. EIIisy F Williamsp J. Williamsp P. McMahon, aI: senf from picture. 9 3 Z 12 We beaf Plfman Send Them to their DOOM! ! 1 ! BOTTOM P Davis L Temple T Earley. SECOND ROW T Earley R Weintraub THIRD ROW: S. Tunks Not shown S Campbell S Post. x? I I I Advertisements NoThing's changed in The eTerhaI sTruggle To keep The yearbook ouT of The red. We sTill need . . .MONEYH Mrs. John Sfroh Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Kunze Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herring Mr. and Mrs. T. Buscemi Roberfa, Kafhy, Shirley, Judy A Friend Miss Mary Livicchi Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary D. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clara E. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fischbach Bowers Thomas Fry Berl' P. Eriksen Hess Kennefh McGongial Chesfer Hildebrand Frank Anfhony Gene Cosfill Lewis Kimball Na-lhan Suplee W. R. Johnson G. Reinfeld Dianne, George, Ru'l'h, Bob The Glickmans Complimenfs of H 8: H Appliance Co. Complimenfs of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Saver Alan and Donn Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeMarco Mr. Douglas Margarel' Seagrave Doris K. Beebe Clayfon Variefy Sfore Mr. and Mrs. John Donaghy M. Sfephen Greene Complimenfs of Jack Rofh Mr. and Edifh A. Hilda R. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones Dilks Fisler Mrs. Sam Silver Mrs. William Greenhalgh Mrs. Newfon Kier Mrs. lrene Barclay Miss Florence Wifherill Larry Harris Mrs. Mildred Rzepka Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Prifchefl' Tim and Paf Mrs. Francis Boloski 70 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dokfor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muniak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barfon Russell Morgan Rev. Paul G. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Badger Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Earley Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bob and Tina Joan Sandelier and Alice Turner Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Cole Jack Alminda Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Suhmann Mr. and Mrs. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Boyd C. 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Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kramer l Bob and Skeel s Service Sfafionl Mr. and Mrs. William Smifh l Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Johnsonl Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Linnekin John B. Sfrucko The Lally's Tracy, Peg and Cliff Kollmeier Nan and Rick Doris Blakeslee and Ray Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Sfrain Mr. and Mrs. James Farley Homeroom 45 Mr. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. William James McMahon Miss Kafhryn McMahon Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilmarfin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schoeler Mr., and Mrs. Herman J. Heim Mr. Fiocchi's homeroom 8A Miss Emma C. Heim 3rd Period Chemisfry Class Bob and Edna '63 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Char Mr. and Mrs. John Cerak Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Tunks W. C. Woods Jr., Science Depf. S'l'an Shrnukler Glassboro Hardware Barry Tallman Kay A. Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Marlin Mr. and Mrs. W. Clevenger PHONE: TUIip I-3337 WORK GUARANTEED KOLVA Radio and TV Service Service on AII Makes CRANE OIL COMPANY, INC. Delsea Drive and CIay+on Ave. CLAYTON. N. J. PHONE: Tulip 14525 or NA+ionaI 9-6442 I9 WaInu'I' S'I'reeI' GEORGE KO'-VA Clayhn- N- J- u.s.M., Re+., Us ' Phone: TUIip I-2896 JAMES I. COBBIN- EZ' ' W hy k J I SIMPKIN S ak ma ef- We ef usaggefwff HARDWARE STORE PI.m1im+:1E5xajEEgEY fd House Furnishings 'I' Pain'I's 'I' Toys li X -A-' I9 W. HIGH STREET CLAYTON, N. J PHONE: TU I-5436 CompIimen+s gf Complimenis J P DECORATOIRS of Pain'I'ing - Paperhanging IndusTriaI and ResicIen'I'iaI M. JOSEPH PRIORE 30I Holly Avenue GLASSBORO. N. J. CLASS OF I965 Th d A senior gym cIassI e goo I I'I'I1 old days. You +eII 'em, Wanda. II IT I I. I mv Ki Compjlcments 5 Complimenlls ol f gloss of P66 coNsTRucTloN, :Nc ? 5 Pipe Line Contractor K 2, f 40I New Street Q VN GLASSBORO, N. J. Compliments of SUBURBAN SCHOOL PHOTO COMPANY ELKINS PARK. PA. The 'Finest school photographs in color or black and white Fitteen years ot service to the schools ot New Jersey Stick 'em up, Kiclclies! WGFWG buy G Paper? Your money or your lite! T .Q M T 1, mmwwmm2 WwT2TiTm,mre.,eTmN fM M- A '35 THE PEGGY LU if DAVIS MEN's SHOP All Men's Wear BEAUTY SHOP fx for All Qccasions 338 N. Pearl Sfreel' QVT P SOUTH BROADWAY CLAYTON' N' J' T N PITMAN, N. J. Complimen+s of Congral-ulaiions +o LANZALOTTI MOTOR OO. Ck-SS of '63 Buiclc and Chevrolel' Mll ROB FLORAL Sl-IGP Sales ancl Service High Sfreei' and Delsea Drive See Ben Mozenler for a deal CLAYTON' N' J' 09 -1 Ln' usno voun Qqglvlje ' TNT C0mPclLmenl'5 Complimenis of ll Lg BOWER'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER C.H.S. p PHONE: TUIip 1-3222 NEW YORK APPAREL SHOP Laclies' Wearing Apparel' Ladies' anal Cl1ilclren's Shoes 22 E. HIGH STREET GLASSBORO, N. J. Smile! A monsler from Mars? Wlial are you slaring al? wHEN IN THE MDDD FDR AND FINE FDDD J ,Q 0 Au. BANQUET RooM Black Horse Pike and R+e 646 I775 309 V 322 a+ +I1e Iraffic IigI'rI' WILUAMSTOWN- N- J DREAM BunI+ Homes NA 9-7433 Besi' of Luck +o Ihe Class of '63 CLAYTON KNITTING MILLS Complimenfs of FISLER 8: CRANE N'yaI'1 Compllmenfs of Compllmenfs of A8rK PIZZERIA ANTHONY ESGRO, Prop. Complimenis of Subs Hamburgers S'realcs LEVY'S Sou'l'l1 Delsea Drive THE S'l'0l'e 'FOI' S'l'Uden'l'S' Clo'I'hes GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY GEASSBORO NEW JERSEY Call your order -- TUlip I-I234 Complimenfs of MANBECK'S SUNOCO STATION ancl Fuel Oil Service PHONE: TUIip 1-4515 J. T. ABBOTT 8: SON, INC. l43-I47 Easi' High S1'ree'l' GLASSBORO- NEW JERSEY Delsea Drive and Clinion S1'ree'l' Pain+s-Harclware-Indus+rial Supplies CLAYTON' NEW JERSEY TUlip I-9724 Compliments of PREACHER's WGECE .that Sheik! lglacggagrgch longer Hll The Miss America Oh' my aching back' Open I0 A.M. fo I0 P.M. Phone TU I-0300 J. F. MOTORS 20PI?::21NB':FdIaY Pick-up Irucks - Fords - Chev's PHONE. Lulher' 9522 JOSEPH FIOREI-LA 50 Delsea Drive Y -- ::--'f l PFOPFIGIOI' GLASSBORO, N. J. AUTHORIZED BUSINESS MACHINE. INC. Complimenis of Sales - Service - Supplies MACKAYS DRUG STORE Offme EqU'P'ne I080NrIhDI D. I7DI S+. CLAYTON' N' J' CLAiTON,eIjITaJ. r WOODZUVRTFF N. J TU I-6582 TI 5-7I72 Wheel Balancing DORO'l'HY'S FLOWER SHOP ParI's SI'ocked for AII Make Cars ss N. Main sfreef ,ing I ROGERS' G'LATSjfO'fZ9o':' J' f X I WHEEL ALIGNMENT and up - X1 I p FIowers for All Occasions' j I BRAKE SERVICE f CHARLES c. ROGERS 4, Dekea Drive TUIip I-8663 GLASSBORO, N. J. CompIimen+s of THE HAYDEN INSURANCE AGENCY 530 Belview Avenue CLAYTON. N. J. All Forms of Insurance ACMUWQI Whaf is I+? They dIdn'I' mean 'Io do I+. Pop! I A PHONE: DAY Tulip I-9737 GLASSBQRO NIGHT: Tulip I-6974 ea Drive and High Sfreei DEALER XSSBORO, NEW JERSEY arles Nickerson SSO SERVICENTER Esso Complimen+s of HUNGERFORD 8: TERRY PITMAN SEWING CENTER 22 S. Broadway PITMAN. NEW JERSEY Singer Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners 53? Paris - Ren'I's - Sales - Repairs we LU+her 9-I876 S-2 T., 'CM' H. D. FARLEY T-BIRD LUlNCHEONE'l'I'E Drive-In Take Oui' Orders MILKSHAKES 25c HAM BU RGERS 20c Nor'l'h Delsea Drive GLASSBORO. New JERSEY Tulip l-l020 Com plimenfs of KRAS-N ERS KOSH ER MEAT MARKET Privafe Lessons Class Lessons Priva+e Group Lessons POPULAR DANCE STUDIO Teaching All Popular Ballroom Dances Ken ancl Essie Wildermuih PHONE: Il5 N. Vine S+. TUIip I-8588 CLAYTON. N. J. Complimenis of DODSON'S FLOOR COVERING Wha'r's The play? Missing some+hing, Mr. Lindner? Patio' Soni' H15 round peg go l mmmm GLASSBORO COLD STORAGE CORPORATION Delsea Drive and Grove Sfreef GLASSBORO. NEW JERSEY PHONE: TUIip I-5300 Ice and Lockers CompIimen'l's of RAI N BOW IN N 369-7I Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY RocIce+ Oldsmobile Everybody Loves ROY,S GARAGE Main S+ree'I' and Garwood Avenue DRESSES wlLuAMsTOwN, NEW JERSEY NA'I'ionaI 9-6447 ET US HELP L NATIONAL Q FRUIT PRODUCT COMPANY EZ S , , 3934 ,g frq sml INCORPORATED C-S Q EZ?-P GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY CLAYTGN JGLASSBORO PIZZERIA NATIONAL BANK CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY TI1ea'I'er Buildings High and Academy S+ree'l' GLASSBORO. NEW JERSEY I5c Hamburgers 20c Shakes WI1ere's fha Fire? WI-iaf is 'rI1a+you're drinking. Peggy? How Iow can you gef? U7,L. ...., U,ULq, pmvsl-A ...ppwmpml STASCHE STUDIOS TaxicIermis'Is A. w. STASCHE, Prop. 34 Eas'I' Academy S1'ree'I' CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY TWO VIC'S SPORTS CENTER Team and School Supplies 3I N. Delsea Drive GLASSBORO. N. J. Tulip 1-2763 TUIip I-I305 TWIN KISS CompIimen'I's DRlvE.lN of 'N Sandwiches and Ice Cream SILVER-CHAMBER'- COMPANY Delsea Drive CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY CompIimen'Is of FORBES MOTOR SERVICE CompIimen'I's of T I CompIeTe AuTomobiIe Repairing 75 DeIsea Drive-CI'ayI'on, N. Y. NAN JUDY SUNNY l-IUNNY SHOP RU BUG R0NN'E Shrimp' Chicken' PEGGY SUE BOBBIE Sea Food KATHY PHIL EAT IN TAKE OUT GLASSBORO, N. J. Tulip l-l422 Don'+ sI'ioo+I figl-I+! Ge+ Thai' rebound. Ricky! WYNETTE SHOP Ladies' Apparel 59 Soulli Broadway Pi'I'man, New Jersey LUI'I1er 9-9595 PHONE: Tulip I-5447 MARIE'S BEAUTY SALON MARIE FISCHER 60 NorI'l'1 Main S+ree'I GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY RES. Tulip I-067I STORE Tulip I-3I55 SALLY'S OUTLET Yard Goods-Remnan'Is Braiders' Woolens 232 N. Delsea Drive Clayfon, New Jersey CompIimen'I's of MIKES 3 BEE'S INN Delsea Drive FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY il Mp c 9 ,f LOUIS A. DONEGAN Branch Manager Motor Club of America Insurance Companies II8 N. Delsea Drive, Glassboro, N. J Tulip l-e9ol Lafe Model Wreclcs Bouglnl' for Par'l's AL'S USED AUTO PARTS KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Used Cars Maple Sfreel' RFD 9944, Box al62l3 Blackwood Sewell Road CLAYTQNI NEW JERSEY SEWELLI NEW JERSEY I000 F-l'. Wesl' of Delsea Dr. AL 5 POINTS, Fairview, N. -J. Their hearls were , . . 7 young and gay. Our glorious banne All rlgl'l'r,Tony,wI1al'dld you do now. SOUTH JERSEY LUMBER TUlip 14700 AND MILL WORK COMPANY VENUTO CLEANERS Building Maferiak Tailoring ancl Al+era+ions P. COPPOLINO We call for and deliver 23 S+a+e Sheei, 2I7 Wesl' High S+ree1', Glassboro, N J GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY B U I C K -if Complimenls of HARPER BARCLAY BUICK FUNERAL HQIME 202 Norfh Broadway PITMAN. NEW JERSEY CNE Svcs: SERVICE s,.e 0 REOLA'S 'ff' HESS SERVICE STATION CLAYTON, New JERSEY ll s all behind you now. Susan. Typical Tourisls? Sleepy 'lime l SfibLffx!rwa?e5?m9alszi21 mxm2ls1eQbs111i2.mae . -e- bm' CACCESlIieI!Cg'IERS, INC. 'Renew FRANKLINVILLE, New JERSEY ' ' BERNARD HQRWITZ Ford Sales Ford Service AND Co. Tulip I-6666 Realfors - Insurance EDMUND CACCESE, Prop. A+ your service QUINN'S KENNELS Gun Dog Training Compliment of Boarding and Yard WorIc RAYIS APPLIANCES SETTERS IENGLISI-II SOLD All Ages FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY Tel. NA 9-8703 ww , ,r,, 1 TELE: Tulip i-a3z3 If ARTHUR F. DEGEN C I f Insurance A SpeciaIIy 0mPImen'I'5 0 J I NOT A SIDE-LINE 730 N. DeIsea Drive CIay'l'on, New Jersey 457 N 'Hn Delse Drive CLAYTSFI, NEWaJERSEY THE HAINES FAMILY OF FINE PRODUCTS Evans-Haines Dairy Farms Haines Ice.Cream Co. Haines Farm House HURFFVILLE, NEW JERSEY LU+her 9-2280 - 2282 o a+ We finally won! ur E im! Hey. wI1a+'s going on here? CHAS. SAIVIUELIAN Complimenis of E rI' R CI ' BILL DALTON xpe ug emg . General Repairing Your Friendly Insurance Man Weaving II S. Main S+ree'I' Glassboro, New Jersey TU I-9,22 PHONE: TUIip I-2862 58 N. Main S+. GIassboro, New Jersey K?9 T' LET Us D0 YOUR I an 351 QQRRYIHC CompIimen'l's of ROY S GARAGE MARY SNOW-S V:IlIIlarr5s'I'own, S +5 BEAUTY SALON ew ersey if J Gif'l's for AII Occasions f Q. COTTELL'S JEWELERY DAL STONE 'i Guaran+eecI Wa+cI1 Repairing MUSIC CENTER 3: 53 N- Main Sifeei 24l Easi' Commerce S'rree'I G'-ASSBORO' NEW JERSEY PHONE: GL 5-I774 BRIDGETON. NEW JERSEY TUIip I-2732 Congra+uIa+ions from INTERNATIONAL BOWLING SERVICE This darn hair. How much furiher 'ro New York? WI'la+'s cooking? Congrarulal-ions +o +I1e Class of '63 From STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL 502 Linden S'I'reeI' CAMDEN 2. NEW JERSEY PHONE: WO 4-3369 Off. TI 5-8555 Res. LU 9-6383 MATHEW ELLIOTT Special Agen+ THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA Green Fields Professional Bldg. Cor. Griscom Lane and R+. 45 WOODBURY, N. J. Complimenfs of CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL TUIip I-2549 Cleaning and Pressing CAMIOLO'S I S CLEANING AND TAILORING All worlc done in our own plani- CLAYTONI NEW JERSEY Dry Cleaning - Dyeing - Pressing - Repairin I2 N. Academy S'I'reeI' GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY KJ Complimenfs of F, 7 QR CLAYTON A ' - LioNs CLUB I X I Cheese! Julius of Sid Ceasar? Madame Burferfly Finesf of Food Served a+ GLASSVIEW DINER Delsea Drive and New SI'reeI' GLASSBORO. N. J. TUIip I-0499 Complimenfs of DOUGI'ITY'S FURNITURE CLAYTON FOOD CENTER TU 1-9735 Fresh Mea'Is, Groceries, Frozen Foods, Dairy Producfs Complimenfs of B 8: M MOTORS CompIimen'I's of JOHN MARTIN HAIR FASHION SALONS 3 Locafions Io Serve You CLAYTON MOTOR CO. 606 N. Delsea Drive Clayfon, New Jersey B. HENRY HOFFMAN BUS- T I R .TU I 4 WESTVILLE WOODBURY PITMAN Owner es CompIimenI's of DELSEA ONE-HOUR CLEANERS CompIimen+s of MITCHELL TIRE SERVICE WanI a drag? Le'r us in. Complimenis of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB Congra+uIaIions DEMOCRAT CLUB Complimenfs of THE CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL PTA Kosnc: BEVERAGE COMPANY CompIimen'I's of WILLIAMSTOWN. NEW JERSEY A 3, H Home Delivery of Fine Beverages D AIRY BAR NA 4-8241 Janifor Supplies NEWFIELD BAR Soaps-Sani+ary Chemicals-Paper Produc'I's Package Goods Delivered STANDARD Shrimp-Frog Legs CHEMICAL COMPANY Our SpeciaI+y GRANT AVENUE FRANKLINVILLE, N. J. Wes, Bomeva , TUIFP '-9092 oxford I-9882 NEWFIELD. N Wha+'s I'I'1e Ioke? We scored again. Kick if. Johnny. BANKIS Qydmgcleaning Complimenis ry Cleaning Service ,L of iff I - 42 w. n-hgh s+fee+ 63, 9 Q ' CLAYTON BQDY SHOP CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY J ,f W f U . Q A5 , 7 f, Norih Delsea Drive Cleaning done by lm!! -4 iv CLAY-I-QN' N. J, ADROIT f A , of Camden' N. J. PHONE. TU I-8425 MILLSIDE FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS CHARLES B. FERRELL Serving Clayfon and Franklin Twp. PHONE: 88l-9029 To All our Friends in 'I'he Class of '63 Our Very Bes'I' Wishes . . . TWO OLD GRADS Buck and Margie Ferrell C.l'l.S. Class of '354 Complimenrs From CLASS OF 1964 6 G 'fs jf? PEOPLE'S FOOD MARKET Largesi' in 'Phe Area Cenfer ancl Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY H s Weed! H's Befsy again! The End! 1 iz, wif WIWMWW g . 5 ff