Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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KNOWLEDGE Our minds have been opened Our lives have been planned The gulf between ignorance And knowledge has been spanned. Have we through the years p ' As we've written and spoken Realized the true meaning And receipt of life's token? Dj iw, '1'xs'1 Have we as time passed 'Tw I Been clear-minded and true? I .L t And thought less of myself I TW But more of you ? Q, - ff . t Q If we have this knowledge I pp If we've worshipped our God, APS, Then the life ahead of us Will be easily trod. -af, - Janice Wood X . I I it ff. Q5 - 5 ,Z ml x . WJ--Jlfljl f c xx ,-- f fx .,,. I f If 49 , Y ft if if- dz .-..- -, gli- ' 1 i, Z- ' lf A lf '1, l- K ':. , E Nl' , .oi i fl Ep? ' ' A lf , . N ' V' sc- ' ff ' ' ' v' , k y t ,X ,. 1 s , l ,, if ' Nw . 4, If ,.,- v- , YS, Xi - N 3, - ' 61, , 9 5, E 3 - 6 fig? xlywxf , xc A i- h If ,,,7 fy 7 Xwlxi A p If tix D M ,Jil 1 4, gy' 'P any 7 Cr :J ..- vim bl -II 6 gi M b fu XM! QL f' 'I' i . 7 5' Q- Lfya an Nl W A il mx -Q Fi .xv X? rfxif lug 4 Jax PV! IW! X W f fl use f s T f 1- if 'X s Asia' ,Tv ..l my 5 f l 7 fi 11 N fr -' 1, ',' ' X X 0' T i . if ' ff ' 'x,, xi I 0 IL! I f fill' ll IW X. f I l xlfllfr ll fl' 017 y A M m l ,, ff' If ' NIH! 'K lllr' N Xrvf N ffl ' !:' f ff X , f f M llrflf f NN on NNN v OUR CONQUEST Twelve wonderful years now lie in our past, The battle we've fought, we've won now at last. Together, as children, we loved, laughed, and learned. Only memory remains of a childhood ne'er to be returned. Forget you, dear parents, no never shall we A light to our paths you've proven to be. With love you have taught us to know right from wrong, We'll cherish you dearly tho' great be our throng. Both teachers and principal to us remain a treasure, Thru' work, thru' play, they've made education a pleasure. By friends and loved ones we've been upheld, Strengthened, encouraged, 'til each heart with gratefulness swelled. Now the doors of a future unknown swing wide, We stand confronted by decisions, now ours to decide. The way will lie open and as we strive to reach each goal, If wemakeGod our leader, life will profit every soul. - Patricia Hockaday

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Hlass History In the year of 1942, a large group frightened-jand snaggleftoothed yo un g s t e r s entered the first grade. With'MiSs Janie Gulley' a:ndyMiss Katherine Harrison as our t e a c h ed: snvv e passed o1ifi'fl'fifi'St of school. With the help of our other teachers- Miss 'Br1itt., Brantley, Miss Satterfield, Mrs., Poole, Mrs. Hocutt',1'Mi3sVSi Woodall, Miss Crutchfield, Miss Floyd, Miss Gray, Miss Miss Harrell, we managed to struggle through the last seven colors. During those years weadded Marie Stallings, Jessie Pearlfrjlfkiiejl kett, Pa t r i c ia Hockaday, 11-is'Beasley, Martha and Dorothy Jonefgglgsylapgll Joe Myers to our class. Now We were eager- and willin g to our first big steps. ' Vi 'D Upon entering the ninth gr ade 'a group of green freshmen, we soon adjusted ourselves to the round ofxschool activitiesy That yeagzfl Mr. Stev- ens was our homeroom tea ch e rfas Well as, With his Is that not so? 1'liiTlgil'Xg'ih our ears we a Sophomore year. r l l y W From there Miss Marc. took over a happy,-gpgluokyiwhuneaiiii-'of Wildcats. Boy, what a time she must have had! But y l gerqkindyyJandlitgentle ways she finally quieted us down-- a little. The ithinygjidiie all looked forward to that year was payitigiour loyal re,spegtisVto'bhe'is e n i carrying the Daisy Chain. ' f ' f ' V,,' 1 'VV', ' rg We realizedfthat our junior 'yearifwas to be oiir most joyous and prosperous years. That ye ar-MisSWRuth we all called Red he lpecltiis to make our yaar a success. yricli' Qljjiirgingyolifthe year we en- gaged in numerous activities aimoing which wlelrrelafNegiro minstrel, our Junior Play, It's a Date , and last but'faryfrQpn,j.lyeagsigdi our Junior-Senior Banquet, which was our main, event offthej'yeafrfg,1ffQ,We carried out a night club theme. jf V i p ' f,,i ff i That year we added Janice fwfood and Perry to Our class. y At1ong,1as't,We reach theipeak of oxQiij,higJl1lschool days, our senior year. With Mr.lfBraswell, MrlfHii:ks, Miss McMillan, Miss Taylor, WM1' .-Wate1rs- our principally and1iMis,sifg15atterson- our class spon- sor, hyelpingl us with the many undertook to dog we had a most Successful. Year - , tiir iff I rrrsy W Weieel that in ourtlpayst ha ve come a long way, Now we are ready fiQQ'fQQC that it may hold in store for us. i ,. fp' t'1,r Q l i if ,il, i,'glflri3' Historian y f V1 Caroline Nelson y ., W y4,y,, Q ,,,, , ,yy, ,,