Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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Sl IIIRS Leamon Benson Squeez.er There is plenty of money in the countryg the trouble is to get it. Leona Benson llTeenyli Strike and the world strikes with youg work and you work alone. Ellendale Byrd Coosie A thing of beauty has joy rides forever. Mary Alice Canady Cannonball Most of these love triangles end up in wrecktangles. Daphene Allen llDOpey1O Politeness is to do and say the kind est thing in the kindest way, Anne Austin CII-'eftyii I pin my faith to no man's sleeve. Have I not two eyes of my own? Joe Barbour Josephus The lazy man gets round the sun as quickly as the busy one. Sam Beddingfield Seaman Genius is the capacity of evading hard work, tw?

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..---.-......a......... Sl Illll MASS IIHIIZIRS iffy? '77 ff? l I I If K,m,,,-m,,i,wa. A.-. V X - - p, 0Zf M w S, f 1 I if 4Q1 . s . A , f Adair Whisenhunt, President Doris Daughtry, Secretary Dan Knott, Vice President Mary Canady, Reporter Anne Austin, Treasurer IZIASS PBEM We, the Seniors of -52 At last must say goodbyeg From underneath this humble roof, We are leaving Clayton High. Day by day the time has passed And brought us to the end, We are happy for its passing, But our hearts are sad within, Our tears are mingled with gladness and For our teachers, so kind and true, And without our new principal, What would we Seniors do? Fellow classmates, we can't forget you, For you have been so good to usg When our hearts with conflicts burdened, You were the ones who helped us most. love , On the top of the High School ladder, We have reached the highest peakg It is sad to leave you now, friends, But our goal, we have finally reached. In the future we will love you, And our hearts will be for youg For tomorrow you will be Seniors, With your careers starting anew. We had a dream the other night, That dream seemed, oh, so trueg We were walking back down the ladder, Helping all our friends--like you. Clayton High, we must leave you, And there is nothing more to say, Our love will shine as bright tomorrow As it shines for you today, Class Poet . . . Doris Daughtry I

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Murray Coats Runt Smile, and the world smiles with youg snore, and you sleep alone. Harold Crabtree llfrickif I like work: It fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Margaret Crowder Dink A town that has inhabitants like me can have no lack of good society. Doris Daughtry Dossie A girl has hardly passed the spank- ing age nowadays before she reaches the sparking age., Sl IIIRS ly, 'U' ll 'wwf' Mamie Davis Old Lady One foot on a banana peel, the other in the grave. Phillip Fish llFiShlU Women are meant to be loved, not understood., Betty Hamilton Rooster No woman should imitate meng men are not worth it, Frances Harper Frankie If you keep swimming, you'l1 never drown,