Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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WALTER F. OWEN Director of Student Activities JOHN A. ENZMAN, JR JOSEPH C. MITCHELL Dean of Students Guidance To run a modern high school efficiently adequate personnel on all levels is a necessity. The administrative team of Clayton High may be small, but because they are all highly qualified men, they are able to deal with all aspects of school life. RICHARD CREAMER Guidance Director

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: Y Emi 2nd row: W. Framef C. McAlis1erp D. Millerf R. Browny F. Keepferg L. Schwenky J. Pearlstein ist row: J. Gilmartinf M. Silversg E. Doughertyg H. Simmons: J. Cerakg J. Martin EUGENE DOUGHERTY President The School Board is the legislative branch ot any system. They set the budget, establish the rules, and generally set up school policies. Through careful planning and hard work, the Clayton Board has formulated budgets which the voters have passed. This is a record of which to be proud. This year the Board promised to study the possibilities of seniors driving to school as a senior privilege. This program was sponsored by the Student Council and presented to the Board by Steven Schuler. The School Board has been very cooperative in helping our class to restore some senior traditions.

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One of the rnost important ingredients of a good school is a faculty who take an interest in seeing that students get a well- rounded education. Such a teacher is Mr. August Fiocchi under whose guidance Clayton students have learned to be careful drivers on the road and dramatic actors on the stage. We of the class of '69 feel that his efforts to help us and all high school students should not go unrecognized so a great big Thank you! , Mr. Fiocchi.