Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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ufxunl Susie Shools The WoPLs,,i' SENIOR PLAY .Q ,mas .. 1, 33 Z 1 1. yi 'fi' f Q ' T ' 1 You mean this man is a Criminal! How could I have ever thought that he was my adoring husband? Under the guidance of Miss Aileen Reel, the Senior Class presented, on December Z, 1949, Aunt Susie Shoots The Works, a mystery farce written by Fred Caldwell. This is a production of which the cast and the entire Senior Class is truly proud: Joy Herbert ..... Scarlet Deane .... Madame Zola .... Aunt Sus ie Stowe ..... Johnny Rogers... Laura Dawson... Portia Lark ...... LaSalle Johnson. Omar Graves............. . . .. .Genevieve Holder .....Hazel Harrison ...Julia Ann Knott ....Rosa Belle Byrd Ray Parker Cherrie Beddingfield Duncan Mr s . Edward Dunning .... Slick Conway .............. . Lynwood Hobbs ....B1anton .Tones .....Marie Bridges .....Clifton Bagley

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IDIQODHECY The citizens of Clayton, N. C. never dreamed that the class of 1950 would hold such distinguished positions in this modern world. Ray Parker is busy these days hauling Bobby Poole's basketball trophies around the world. What a surprisel Ann Duncan has turned out to be a scientist and she's now head of the Atomic Power Commission. After graduating from Wake Forest College and Harvard University, Alice Mahaffey is editor of the Life Magazine. What's this I see? Bobby Chatham is headLaboratory Technician at Walter Reed Hospital and Marie Bridges, his devoted assistant, prisses in every two minutes to see if she can hold a rat for himl My, Myl Clifton Bagley, a prosperous millionaire, lives at the Waldorf- Astoria in New York. He can be found any tirne at his suite, drinking champagne and thinking seriously of the future. Before you take a ride in Ione's taxi, be sure your life is insured because none other than Grace Crabtree is the new driver. Genevieve Holder is still driving that red truck, but things are a bit differ- ent now. The whole back end is full of little Pollards. Izmagine Hazel Harrison going to the Baptist Theological Seminary! She's learning how to be a preacher's wife. Judy Canova should feel honored. Lynwood Hobbs has signed a contract with her stating that he writes all jokes for her programs. Oh, nol Herman Vinson, the Seniors' pride and joy, has joined the Salvation Army. He can be seen every day at the corner of Walgreen's begging for money. You know, Mumbles was always good at asking for things. For the latest gossip call telephone operator Braxine Trulove. She declares that she hates gossip so bad she's always ready to give it away. Uh-oh, the life-long friendship between Margaret Truman and Rosa Belle Byrd has finally collapsed. Margaret states that Miss Byrd has cheated her out of the opera Carmen that opens in New York soon. Rex Hospital is in a wreck, because Margaret Ellis has left her position as head-nurse to become Russia's No. 1 ballet dancer. Charles Stevens is still going to Carolina. He seems mixed upin his courses. One year he studies pharmacy and the next ---- Betsy. .Tulia Knott, world famous decorator, is having a busy time up in Washington. She is re-decorating the White House for President Rudolph Allen. Duke's wonderful basketball coach, Blanton Jones is mighty proud of his re- cord this year. In all the games his team has played, they have been extreme- ly successful --------- in losing. ' At the Memorial Auditorium next week, Nell Myers co-stars with Oscar Levant in a piano recital! Who ever thought that Roy Coats and Laura Jones would be married in less than two months after school was out? They're living in Quebec, Canada and sending their children to the school, in which Faye Gulley is principal. Annette Garris and Betty Edwards are content living here in Clayton after sailing around the world hunting for their treasure ---- a manl And so, my good friends, thus ends the adventurous prophecy of the Seniors of '50, Prophet, Cherrie Beddingfield

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