Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Zzcully Miss Margaret McMillan Science and Home Economics Mrs. Harry Brooks English and Spanish Mr. Joe Hicks Physical Education and Social Studies ll 3' Music Dcpartmcni Mrs. Chase, Mr. Norvelle Bryan 2 2 I ff Y flcmcntary Qaculiy Third Row, left to right: Miss Rena Johnson, Miss Celia Satterfield, Miss Sarah Richardson, M1-s.Evelyn K. Poole,Miss Ann Taylor, Mrs. Cornelia Creech, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. Second Row: Mrs,Mildred .Iohnson,Miss Ethel Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Poole, Miss Evelyn Jones, Mrs. Doris Willis, Miss Martha Hauser, Miss Mable Messer, First Row: Miss Charlotte Gray,Miss Jane McDuffie, Miss Yvonne Stafford, Mrs, Pansy Dobson, Mrs. Margie Shivar, Miss Freddie Hinnant. SEHIURS euivr Elass Officers President Larry Johns on Treasurer Reporter Marie Snipe s Mary Wood gy 51,35 131 Vice President , A ,f3,fl',,' EZ Secretary Gene Greene 4 - L Maxine Godwin xg J. H .r V JI ' K 1 'Q' Colors If ' , . Flower Red and white Red Rose MOTTO Today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday, ' --Unknown JOHN CHAMPION Magggfg PEGGY sm-:HDAN Hyip' ES E. ANDERSON DAVID ALLEN MRS. CHARL om Teacher Home R0 4-H Club 1,2.,3g Safety Patrol 1gAu dio-visual Club 13 Junior Playg Ne gro Minstrel 3. cnivrs 9. 1955 LYNNE BENSON Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 F. H, A, 25 Beta Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Athletic Council 45 Junior Playg Dra- matics l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Su- perlative 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Head Majorette 4. PATRIC IA BR ANNAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Dramatics 1,2,35 Piano l,2,3,45 Pi- anist--Junior-Senior Banquet 25 Glee Club 4, Graduation 2,35 Super- lative 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Officer 25 Negro Minstrel 2,35 Junior Playg Band 35 National Fraternity Student Musicians l,2,3,4. S UE CAVENAUGH Monogram Club 2,3,45 F. H. A, 2,35 Beta Club2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Jun- ior Play5 Senior Playg Negro Min- strel 35 Glee Club 1 ,2,3,45 Dramatics l,Z,35 Hi-Lites Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 4-I-I 45 Voice 15 Superlative 45 Scorekeeper 3,45 Piano 15 Waitress Junior -Senior Banquet 2. LEON DAUGHTRY 4-H Club l,2,35 Audio-visual Club 15 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Bus Driver 2,3,45 Negro Minstrel 3, Seniors 9. 1955 ANNE ELLIS Monogram Club 2,3,45 Dramatics 1, 2,35 G1eeC1ub l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Athletic Council 2,35 Future Tea- chers Club 45 Negro Minstrel 2,35 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Hi-Lites Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Band 3,45 Piano 15 Scorekeeper 3,45 Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 25 National Fraternity Student Music- ians 1. jim., ,gm Mi 4 - 4 5 i VHMQA . -7 V i W BOBBIE SUE GOD WIN F.H,A, Club 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Future Teache r s Club 45 Student Council 2,35 Negro Minstrel 35 Hi- Lites Staff 45 Senior Play Usher5 Na- tional Foundation of Student Music- ians l,25 Class Historian 45 Piano l,2, Q5 4 ' U ' 'MW MAXINE GODWIN Monogram Club 2,3,45 F. H, A, Club 1,25 Beta Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Athletic Coun- cil 45 Junior Play5 Negro Minstrel 35 Senior Playg Bus Driver 45 Hi-Lites Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Marshall 35 Office Helper 4. GENE GREENE 4-H Club 1,25 Audio-visual Club 15 Bus Driver 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Superlative 45 Negro Minstrel 35 Student Council 3,45 Dramatics 15 Annual Staff 45 Class officer 4. Seniors 9. 1955 BETTY JEAN HARGIS Transfer from Bunn High School 4g Home Ec Club 1,23 Beta Club 3,43 Marshall 33 Glee Club 13 Hi-Lites Staff 43 Annual Staff 4, BETTY JEAN HARPER Glee Club 1,2,33 Dramatics Club l 2,3, Plays 33 Future Teachers Club 4g Junior Playg Negro Minstrel 3 Hi-LitesStaff43 F. H, A. 1,32 Office Helper l , 23 Piano 1 ,23 National Fra ternity Student Musicians l. LARRY JOHNSON Dramatics Club l,2,33 Play 33 Class Officer l,4Q Student Council 2,3,4Q Annual Staff 4g Hi-Lites Staff 43 Jun- ior Play3 Senior P1ay3 Negro Min- strel 33 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Base- ball l,2,3,43 Football 2,3,4, Co-Cap- tain 43 Basketball Z,3,4, Co-Captain 43 Superlative 43 Athletic Club 43 Head Waiter for Junior-Senior Ban- quet Z3 M.C . for Class Night 3. 523' 4 GERALD JONES 4-H Club 1,23 Bus Driver 43 Junior P1ay3 Senior Playj Negro Minstrel 33 Transfer from Cleveland High School 3. Seniors Q. 1955 GERALD INE JONES Glee Club 1gDramatics Club 1 ,Zg Fu- ture Teachers Club 4g Junior Play Usher. JAMES LASSITER Baseball l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,Z,3,4g Future Teachers Club 4g Dramatics l,2.,3,Plays 3,4g Voice 1,2,35 Mono- gram Club 2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Hi- Lites Staff4g Negro Minstrel 3g Jun- ior Playg Senior Playg Superlative 45 Band 3,4. 'U' MAVIS MATTHEWS Junior Playg Senior Playg F. H. A, 1, Z,3,4g Negro Minstrel 3gOffice Help- er lg Glee Club lg Dramatics 19 Li- brarian l,2. qs-ww-v'- gnc W .mwwf MARGAR ET MED LIN Glee Club 1,Z,3,43 Dramatics 1,Z,3g Junior Playg Hi-Lites Staff 43 Armual Sta.ff4g Class Officer 13 Negro Min- strel 35 Cheerleader 4g Senior Play Usher 45 Superlative 45 J'unior-Sen- ior Waitress Z, eniars 9 1955 BRENT MOSER Monogram 2,3,43 Class Officer li Annua1Staft 4g Junior Play3 Baseball l,2,3,43 Superlative 4, VIRGINIA NORRIS Glee Club l,2,33 Dramatics l,2,33 F, H. A. Club l,2,3,43 Hi-Lites Staff 43 Office Helper 1,23 Junior Playg Sen- ior Play3 Negro Minstrel 33 Libra- rian l ,23 Piano 1 ,2,3,43 National Fra- ternity of Student Musicians 1,2, FRANCES POOLE Dramatics Club 13 Class Officer l, 2,33 Piano 13 National Fraternity of Student Musicians 13 Glee Club l,2, 33 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Junior Playg Ma r shall 3g Athletic Council 3,43 Senior Play3 Annual Staff 43 Editor Hi-Lites 43 Superlative 4g Basketball l,2,3,4,Co-Captain 4g Beta Club 3,43 Class Testator. - BETSY PULLEY Monogram Club 2,3,43 Basketball 1, 2,3,43D1-amatics l,2,3, Play 33 Glee Club 1,2,33F. H, A. Club 2,35 Junior P1ay3 Senior Play3 Negro Minstrel 33 Office Helper 1,2,4. Sfniars Q. 1955 -WM ANN SHEHDAN Glee Club l,2,3,4g Dramatics 1,23 F, H. A, 1,23 Waitress Junior-Sen- ior Banquet 25 Negro Minstrel 35 Senior Play, Co-Editor of Annual 43 Beta Club 2,3,4g Hi-Lites Staff 4g Majorette 43 Superlative 43 Class Poet 4. MARGARET SP ENCE 'fm' 1 MARIE SNIP ES Glee Club l,2,3,4g Music 1,2,3,4g National Fraternity Student Music- ians 1,23 Junior Play, Senior Playg F.H,A, l,2g Band 3g Beta Club 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1, Play Usher 13 Chief Marshall 33 Glee Club Accomp- anist 3,4gCheerleader l,2,3,4, Chief 4g Class Officer 2,3,4g Student Coun- cil l,2g Athletic Council 2g Negro Minstrel 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Junior-Senior Waitress 25 Annual Co-Editor 45 Hi-Lites Staff 4. ww' .5-,gig 1- ph' .oe 0 'HW-wx ,fmt ' ' PQ 1 yplf' ij' Q V ' H ' , . ' - ,rf ff' 51 J , f , if , ., ,. I H Q ,f'- ' ' . , it ill 'I' 1 4 - ff W A LAWRENCE TOLBER T Glee Club l,2,3,4g Dramatics l,2,35 Glee Club lg Junior Playg Senior F. H. A. 1,25 Junior Playg Waitress Playg Superlative 4. at Junior-Senior Banquet 2g Negro Minstrel 3g Office Helper lg Beta Club 45 Hi-Lites Staff 4g Usher Jun- ior Play 3g Marshall 3g Superlative 4. Seniors Q. 1955 DOLORES WALL Dramatics1,23F. H,A,1,2g Hi-Lite5 Staff 4s Cheerleader 4g Student Coun- cil 4g Senior Play, MARY WOOD Glee Club 1,2,3g F. H. A. l,2g Beta Club 2,3,4g Student Council 23 Dra- matics 25 Negro Minstrel 3g Super- lative 4g Class Officer 2,4g Marshal 33 Annual Staff 4g Hi-Lites Staff 45 Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 2g Class Prophet 45 Piano 1 ,2,3g Nation- al Fraternity Student Musicians 1,2, 3g Junior Play Usher. RAEFORD UNDER WOOD Basketball 1,2,3g Football 2,33 Negro Minstrel 2,35 Dramatics Club 1,Zg Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Monogram Club Z,3,4g Safety Patrol lg Junior Playg Senior Play, THE QUEST When we began our search, the quest for knowledge, To help us along our way, our parents made.their pledge. Our teachers' aim was this: That we keep our goal in sight, Never ceasing to work and strive with all our might, With patience and with love, given without care, They have been beside us, our burdens to bear. We 've worked hard, but it has been fun. Many people we have metg here lasting friendships we've begun. tw X' gn, W 4 a- - , lu U . x. ,om if M ' ll V' f fill if f ,f 11' W 0 4 Wy 5, ' A! ,ff V XS X sl!-, , X ,- I 14-NX Q , 1 5 1' mf' ff N xx I . We are Seniors nowg we have traveled thus far. We stand before the door, waiting to lift the bar. We lift the bar, and unlatch the door-- The door to the future a place we haven't seen before, We've reached a point in our quest where recognition now is due. Yet once again with heads held high our search we do renew. For never ending is our quest, But all we know is: we'll do our best. --Ann Shehdan Class Poet Dear Diary, Tonight we, the class of '55, make our last appearance together. For twelve long years we've been classmates, Let's turn back the pages and renew our memory of these years. September, 1942. At last we are in school, snaggled toothed, of course , and just alittle scared. Miss Janie and Katherine Harrison are our very firstteach- ers. We are going to learn the 3R's, whatever they are. September, 1943. We already know how to spell cat and rat, and we know that lplus 1 equals 2, so we think now that we are ready to learn something really big. Miss Britt and Miss Batts are here to help us. September, 1944. We are really learning fast, here we are in the third grade already. Arithmetic stumps us a little, but we'll pull through with Mrs, Welch and Miss Satterfield. September, 1945. Guess what? We're taking up a new subject this year-- geography. lsn't that thrilling! Mrs.Poole and Miss Godwin say we'll like that. September, 1946-1947, We're here at the gate of grammar school now and we're a-larning, oops, learning some important English, writing letters and themes 11000 wordsj. Miss Woodall, Miss Uzzle, Mrs, Crutchfield, and Mrs. Martin are our worried teachers. September, 1948-1949. We wonder if the 7th grade is hard. Miss Gray and Miss Tew say not if we study. Miss Tew is going to try to teach us a little about U.S.Government, and she says when we get to be 21 we can vote for the President of the U. S, She says that one of us might grow up to be President. We wonder. a mm rm i i tm , T 1 September, l95O. Now, as the graduating class of the ele- mentary grades, we look back at those little first graders. Goodness, were we ever that scared and snaggled toothed? We're eagerly awaiting our entrance into high school. September, 1951, We are now the holders of that ever so famous title Green Freshmen. With our teachers Fleming, Ovvnby,and Hicks, we are taking our places among the many different activities. We hope to show Clayton High what we can do. This year Mr. Stephens is our homeroom sponsor, as well as our math teacher, His words, is that not so ring in our ears. Mr, Waters comes to us as the new prin- cipal of Clayton High, filling the place of Mr. O. B, Welch. September, 1952. Our Sophomore year, Miss Mac, The Daisy Chain,all combined into one make a thrilling memory for us to treasure. September, 1953. We are now nearing the end of our journey with Miss Taylor, our homeroom teacher, and the others, Braswell and Patterson, who we think are destined to have a little trouble with us, a happy-go-lucky group. Our Jun- ior Play, Hillbilly Weddin, and the Negro Minstre1 are surely grand experiences in this school year, September, 1954. Our Senior Year is the most welcome and busiestyear of all. The Senior Play, Father Knows Best g the '55 Annual, ordering graduation invitations, and caps and gowns add to our excitement, The biggest problem of all, raising money to go to Washington, includes lots of hard work, selling Christmas cards and preparing turkey suppers, with Mrs, Anderson, our senior sponsor willing to help us, Yes, at last we, the Seniors of '55, reach our peak of success and are ready to seek and to find a higher goal. 1 m fr Y 4, S no S E fb X 'ik T S' l , lil ! X f' xr 4 1 537 35 iv- ,. 3 f .b v , Z , Y X fail V 5.11 K I. Ai 3' V' L. w T fast Will And Zfcsmment We,the Senior Class of 1955 of Clayton High School, the city of Clayton, the county of John- ston,the state of North Carolina, knowing that our life as a class will soon cease, and realizing we have just spent twelve of the most valuable and eventful years of our lives in school, do here- by bequeath our treasures and privileges to the students we feel will use them to the best advan- tage. ARTICLE I We,the Seniors, leave to Mr. Waters and the faculty our most sincere thanks and gratitude for their continuous interest and assistance throughout our high school careers. ARTICLE II We, the Seniors, leave to the Juniors our homeroom and the many happy and memorable events which will come as a Senior. ARTICLE III We,the Seniors,leave to the Sophomores our position in sports and clubs with the hope that you will bring many honors to our school. ARTICLE IV We,the Seniors,leave tothe Freshmen three more happy years in C. H. S. Fill these years with unforgetable memories. ARTICLE V Individual Bequeaths. I, Bobbie Sue Godwin,leave my happy memories of four years in high school to my sister, Betty Gl nn, I, Patricia Brannan, leave my change of personality to Elizabeth Cooper. I, Jimmy Lassiter, leave my typewriter to Jack Gulley, hoping he won't have to have two before finishing second year typing. I, Sue Cavenaugh, bequeath my southern drawl to Jean Turner. I, Lawrence Tolbert,leave my ability to be a living example of a courteous, considerate student to Aubrey Ellis. I Betsy Pulley, leave my position of office girl to anyone who is capable of holding down the job. I, Raeford Underwood, bequeath my ability to sing in a quartet to Johnny Benson. I, Geraldine Jones, bequeath my ability to laugh at nothing to Annie Hogg. I, Dan Norris, leave my free-heartiness to Sherwood Hill providing that he will stay absolutely girl-shy. I, Virginia Norris, leave my ability to hold a boyfriend to Kathryn Brock. I, Margaret Medlin, bequeath my friendly ways and winning smile to Joyce Lee. I, Dolores Wall, leave my favorite motto, All's fair in love and war, to Katherine Poole, I, Larry Johnson, leave my position as Co-Captain of the football team to Neil Smith, Neil, cap- ture the State Championship trophy, I couldn't. I, Mary Wood, leave my small shoes to Karen Cobb. Margaret Spence, bequeath my quiet ways to Linda Pittman and Patricia Dean, Betty Jean I-Iargis, bequeath my position in the Beta Club to Lesley Sealey, I, Ann Shehdan, bequeath my natural curly hair to Jean Blinson. Gerald Jones, leave my many jokes to J. W. Faison, hoping that he will use them often. Maxine Godwin, leave my manner of always being co-operative to Nelson Jones. Gene Greene, bequeath my smiling eyes and long eyelashes to G. C. Jones. Anne Ellis, leave my sly methods of operation to Betty Bain. I, Marie Snipes, leave my State spirit to Mr, Hicks, hoping that he too will become an ardent State fan. I, David Allen, leave my Amoco hat to Roger Ellis. 1, Lynne Benson, leave my talents as an unyielding debater and self-confidence as a basketball player to Sybil Atkinson. I, Leon Daughtry, leave my roving ways in the librarv to Gene Clemmons. I, Mavis Matthews , leave my ability to miss classes and be late to those I do attend to Shelby Hill. I, Betty Jean Harper, leave to Frankie Jones, my low, soft voice. I am sure this will be appre- ciated by all future members of the C. H. S. Faculty and Student Body. I, Brgnt Moser, leave my ability for giving all my love and devotion to one woman to Jennings ower. I, Yours truly, leave my position as editor of the Hi-Lites to Harnbone Hamilton. 1. 1, 1. I. I. 1. Testator Frances Poole ' ' 'y 'N .ff'f. . 'fi ' ,, f I- E. up ' Glass Prophecy May, 1965 Dear Diary, Today Frances Poole and I completed ten years of publishing the local paper, The edition contains something special. In it is news of all the class of '55, It was interesting to Frances and me and l'm sure will be to the entire class wherever they are. Jimmy Lassiter was recently elected mayor. His big problem is trans- forming the water tank into the shape of an airplane, Margaret Medlin, Anne Ellis, and Mavis Matthews are Clayton's new and first truant officers. Their main object is to cut out Clayton's tardiness. Patricia Brannan has opened up her own beauty shop. lncidentally, it's for redheads only. David Allen is now principal of C. H. S. Out go the minus points, says David. Marie Snipes has opened up her own stationery store, The main reason is that Glenn has enlisted for ten more years. ' Sue Cavenaugh and Ann Shehdan are the newest dancing team to hit Holly- wood. An ideal pair. Gene G1-eene's hillbilly singing has paid off- -he's now on the Grand Ole Opera. Last week Larry Johnson, the athletic one in our class, was crowned feather-weight champion of the world. Congratulations, Larry. Maxine Godwin is fullfilling her dream of being secretary to someone. This someone is Principal David Allen. Mrs. Wade's ex-clerks: Margaret Spence, Betsy Pulley and Betty Jean Harper have opened up their own.5 and 10, As of yet no name has been found appropriate for it. Although Betty Jean Hargis wasn't one of the loudest girls in the class of '55, she has one of the loudest jobs now--managing eight little I-largis'. Dan Norris is now a bus driver. He takes girls home to lunch. Last news of Lois Wall told us she was in Africa. You guessed it--wasn- ing hair. ' Leon Daughtry is the Chief of Police in Clayton. Much order is kept, thanks to Leon and his fellow policeman Raeford Underwood. Lynne Benson and Bobbie Godwin have recently published the novel 'The Scars of the Class of '55 Remain. Liberace better watch it! Virginia Norris is causing quite an uproar with her piano playing. Geraldine Jones is a concert singer with the Metropolitan Opera. One of Gerald's pranks of eating fire in class paid off. He's now one of the leading attractions for Barnum Bailey Circus. The barking gent on the outside is Lawrence Tolbert. Brent Moser is the little fellow selling hot dogs outside, Class Prophet Mary Wood uperlaiizfcs MOST COURTEOUS Lawrence Tolbert - Margaret Spence I z I L AH0UN2snavCS La'fY JfEST on BEST Pfgn n M3116 hllson 5 ESSED u Laffy Som e Cavena ugh Lynne XNXTTXEEEBC Greene Margaret Mcil?TEST 856115011 ln ' Gene MOST POPULAR Anne Ellis - Larry Johnson Greene . M TUDYOUS smPe5 OS MOST 5 - Mafia nc e T ox-bert Lawfe MOST TALENTED Patricia Brannan - James Lassiter Y Johnson -LETIC Anne Ellis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jimmy Lassiter - Ann Shehdan 1 1 K 5 DABLE le H aaefora under-H00 User - M PRET ary w.,,,ffESr a M ISS MARGARET MCMILLAN HOITIB Room Teacher President . . . . . Jack Gulley Vice President , Janice Wall Secretary , , , , Shelby Hill Treasurer . , Jerry Capps Reporter , . , J. W. Faison junivr lflass Officers 5-mana.-'RAW 2 Robert Adams Sybil Atkinson Mary Bledsoe Emma Lee Brady Jerry Capps Bucky Coats Rosa Dupree Aubrey Ellis Shelby Ellis Sue Ellis J. W. Faison Jennings Gower Imogene Coats Karen Cobb Glenda Davis Billy Daughtry Douglas Dean lla Dean s K' E 1' Y 21 Q as f -Q---. Hina., QL:-n Robert Holt Barbara Johnson Anna Ross Jones Nelson Jones Billy Mahaffey Judy McCranie Rex Godwin Jack Gulley Robert Hamilton Shelby Hill Sherwood Hill Annie Hogg xl. .,... V W ., ,, . .f V , . , A L A ,f s . f X R --. f I Q ' ,i M P 5, ' Duba Morgan Q' .f 11 Katherine Poole 'QE-ff J H , A Betty Jean Pounds fi J ' so 'Y fi ' rv- 5 Janice Wall Thomas Woodell Kathryn Brock SUPHUHIURES Sophomare 611155 0 ficcrs 'Eh- MRS. HARRY BROOKS Home Room Teacher President . . Vice President Secretary , , Treasurer . Reporter , , , , Melvin Ellis . , Gladys Brown Virginia Nelson . , . Johnny Benson Jimmy Las siter Dianne Charles Gene Clemmons Ma 1- shall Duncan Melvin Ellis Roger Ellis Rosa Ellis Lacy Garris Lloyd Hargis Claudette Harriso Duke Hockaday Lura Ann Stephenson Jean Turner Jimmy Turner Grace Tyner Jimmy Underwood Ronald Underwood Dewey Wheeler Bessie Williams Frankie Wood Thomas Wood Carolyn Worley FHESHIHEH qt Us ,GW ag!!! Qreshmuu 0 ficers P1-es1dent, . , . , Walter Benson Vice President . . Norwood Snead Secretary . . . . . . Jean Byrd Treasurer . . . . Dan Wall Reporter . . Alice Shehdan MISS ROSA FAISON Home Room Teacher ,f 3 3 0 Sylvia Adams Helen Allen George Barbour ff v. YZ?- vu., Nell Ellis Pat Faison Betty Glynn Godwin Bobby Harrelson J, B. Harper Nick Jeffries Cornelia Johnson Frankie Jones G. C. Jones Harold Jones Ronald Jones Rosemary Jones Annie Lamb Aubrey Lee Judy Lee Mfr: 'f-mf.. ity, fu- 'YF- rf-'w'4'-'1 ff 7' 1 ' . . 5 J' 7 '-1-Na, E-, 1 Q 'W-s -: V :Wai 'Q-HM, 'M Q? N fr fda ' ,M H2 i Q, v Y'.. I f. -2 fish -mr x V, xt X. nk' X, Walter Benson Jean Blinson' Barbara Brady Vic Brown Bucky Butler Jean Byrd Alice Charles Alice Marie Coats Elizabeth Cooper Alice Cooper f Judy Corbett .- Jo Ann Creech si ew, Us K, -'W 4 if '-- ' Patricia Dean Elton Ellis Johnny Ellis 4 fl' W'-2 '4 , , -xi., 1 V A. V' 3 'shi 55 . :JAVVV ww 2? x 19,9- Q V, XX . 1 f ,,::,, :T fs'h , QN- 2 , .Ink my . , 5, . Z , , V VH1, A nys? , '4 fm Norwood Snead Waylon Spence Jo Ann Stephenson Jimmy Stevens Jackie Talton Judson Talton Geraldine Todd Mary A, Turner Dan Wall James Wall Judson Wall Mary Wall Bobbie Walters Billy Whitley Annie C, Youngblo Percy Lee J. W, Nichols Carolyn Norris Wendell Norris Linda Pittman Harry Poole Leonard Poole Audrey Powell Faye Pulley Butch Ragland Frances Raines Edward Renfrow Rebecca Sealey Alice Shehdan Neil Smith -fs. M gg 3 5' f 'Q 'QQ be 'Y U-, Mawr. ' ' YQ b - A an 2 A 1 HCTIVITIES 5. 'A X X x 11 X 1' 1 X 1' -...L M 6.9 Student aunvil President. . . . Vice President , Secretary. . . . Treasurer , . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Senior Representatives . . Junior Representatives . . Sophomore Representatives , Freshman Representatives , Eighth Grade Representatives Advisor ......... , Larry Johnson . Glenda Davis . Robert Adams Bobby Harrelson . . Jack Gulley . Gene Greene Lois Wall Judy McCranie Bobby Adams . . Betty Bain Jimmy Turner , Linda Pittman Bucky Butler , Sherrill Capps Kenneth Coats , , Mr. Waters 516: Klub J-li-,Cites Staff Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . News Editor . . '. Class Editor ....... Elementary Editor . . . . . Assistant Elementary Editor Art-Editor. . . . . . . . . Assistant Art Editor , , Sports Editor ,.,,. Assistant Sports Editor . . . Business Manager ..,,. Assistant Business Manager . Circulation Manager .... Assistant Circulation Manager Mimeographers . . . . . . Faculty Advis or . , Frances Poole . . Mary Wood . , Marie Snipes Betty Jean Hargis Bobbie Sue Godwin Betty Jean Harper . Sue Cavenaugh Jimmy Lassiter . Larry Johnson . . . Anne Ellis Margaret Medlin . . Ann Shehdan . . Dolores Wall . Virginia Norris . Maxine Godwin Margaret Spence , , , Mrs, Aiken Hein Klub aasaa M if G 'fi G iff 5 Ee 4 'Z Q t' '-ff - , 43 : P G be E U y l Lu H' M A T, L' 1' 'XL o 4 Y' 4 CHA R A CTE'- Mary Wood Mrs . Harry Brooks Sponsor Bobbie Sue Godwin Sue Cavenaugh Anne Shehdan Betty Jean Hargis Lynne Benson Frances Poole Marie Snipes Margaret Spence Maxine Godwin Shelby Hill Glenda Davis Jack Gulley Monogram 61116 1 w My A 'E rf IIS if QQ Drivers 5 CHOoL Gene Greene ' e. b Gerald Jones Leon Daughtry Raymond Lee ' , Safety Patrol ZH44. 4455 l -JAFFT' 1 W, Q 1 Miss McMillan Advisor Officers President . . Vice President Secretary , , Treasurer . Reporter . , Janice Wall Judy McCranie . Glenda Davis Alice Charles Imogene Coats Quture Zcachers Of America . W' ,Q W. M , , - , ,, m.w,,,: ff Hand Band Director . . , Richard Beach f H ll I ,f Mujarelte Alice Shehdan, Bessie Williams, Betty Beard, Ann dan . Marie Jones, Barbara Nappier, Glenda Davis, Lynn l I Shehdan, e Benson QI-Iead Majorettej, Judy Avery, Janice Crowder, Linda Sheh- 3' '55 Al if ,M 'W x ? , - f 4 1 a1-- .f . ' r 1 Mm.. 4 s S I ms: V1 . I ., x A ,al .mi rw, . v X Q A x J! , , ,ijjiw 1 ' - r W.....m..r h.f.,'sv.V,,-ff? ' 7 M dy: 3' , 6, , I ,lk f, A 4 K Q Lf h in VK :A gg ,F V E ., 4 . W 2 t 5 . - l m 1? ,if M , 52 fisgwlifw V 5, X .QQ , , ,va Y , ' W. N A ,. , , W ,7Nj 1 1 H'-ffrf +L' gf ' - . ' 'H4 ., - N AL , - 4 H Q :f'1'gf.::-,Ar ,., , -f H W4 4,14 X- L V' J u- V A M -M y ,f L . W X, if , LL X . .gf r Q MW 1 I - ,. U ,, y itww,'25 . HYV ff 1 F W 2 - -4 fi A X A '- -ff-fs ' f ,H ' --Q Q K .g.-m, my-rL2 ' ' , 'M'-'M -- V ' - ' ' i f r P we ' 3 :55 X ' We ' - 1 W Y- -f .W W- -.. ,,,,4 . 'f if-W' f' V. 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Representatives Hhccrlmdcrs Chief, Marie Snipes Patricia Brannan - Dolores Wall Sybil Atkins on - Margaret Medlin - Elizabeth Cooper 161116 Kamcfs gif x,,,.MK'R-s f, L Coach Hicks, Anne Ellis, Maxine Godwin, Jean Turner, Katherine Poole Gladys Brown Helen Allen, Lynne Benson, Glenda Davis, Frances Poole, Betty Bain Vlrglnla Nelson Janice Wall Shelby Hill, Rosa Ellis, Lura Stephenson, Betsy Pulley. Not Present Kathryn Brock 1 1 Coach - Joe Hicks Co-Captains - Anne Ellis, Frances Poole Manager Sherwood Davis FIRST SIX '54-'55 Maxine Godwin 5 Forward Anne Ellis 10 Forward Betsy Pulley ll Forward Frances Poole 13 Guard Lynne Benson 12 Guard Glenda Davis 15 Guard Klux Gamers CoachHicks,Paeton Sta1lings,Robert Holt, Larry Johnson, Jennings Gower, Melvin Ellis Doug las Dean, Bucky Coats, Robert Adams, Jack Gulley, Jimmy Lassiter Coach - Joe Hicks Co-Captains - Bucky Coats, Larry Johnson Manager Sherwood Davis FIRST FIVE '54-'55 Doug Dean Robert Holt Jennings Gower Bucky Coats Robert Adams Forward Guard Guard Forward Forward 6'O 5'6 112 5'10 6'4 6'2 M 168 7 1,5 fa Manager - BillyParrish,PaetonStall1ngs Butch Ragland Butch Beard Aubrey Lee Jackle Tal ton Walter Benson, Manager - Sherwood Davls Robert Ham1lton Douglas Dean, Eugene Capps Jerry Capps, Bucky Coats, Jimmy Lassmter, Larry Johnson Jack Gulley James Parr1sh Jen mngs Gower, Robert Adams, Aubrey E111S Thomas Woodell J B Harper Coach H1cks Co Captains - Larry Johnson, Eugene Capps Managers Sherwood Dav1s B11ly Parr-1sh SEASON RECORD '54 STATE PLAYOFFS Stantonsburg Clayton 38 Goldston 2 8 Clayton Clayton Belhaven C layton C oats Clayton Angler Clayton Lillington Clayton Rockridge R I Baseball Jennings Gower Jack Gulley . . Robert Adams Robert Holt . Brent Moser . . Pitcher . . . Catcher . . . First Base Second Base . . Third Base Larry Johnson Douglas Dean , Jimmy Lassiter Paeton Stallings Butch Beard . Rex Godwin . . Shortstop . Left Field Center Field . Right Field . . Reserve . Reserve YS- ff 'V Y 14 A n: 01 - l 2 5 K ,W ' I W? ' - f WW :Q f Q J-fomfcoming .Queen Jewel Taylor 3 . mf f V V 1 Q K . ss 'Q V A ff. 1 3 X 4 5:1- W . , I ff A y x 5 ff., Q . Zz fi, ' 2173 if?fS?2f.f2afl'i':, f 1' 'iz 4 z 4, ,K 1 1 ff- ff 'f Q is ff X .wg dwi - 33,,fwv ,L TZQ, L f rf 'i ,, Zj 1, ' , 23 L' X fh , f,43f,fQfmE5'5f,,gS 55 f,, A '1., Zffffz' ',,' 'P' 'S ATTENDANTS Marie Snipes Sybil Atkins on , Frances Ross 1 Compliments of Compliments of fi BRANNON'S GARAGE G. S. TUCKER FURNITURE CO. Clayton North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of Sk 4' - SMITHFIELD MULE co. 5 : . Q - ,- V CLAYTON SEAFOOD MARKET Smithfield North Carolina CLAYTUN OIL COMPANY 13' nnmf Sl5RyICE DAVID GREY SATTERFIELD D , . . Congratulations Seniors of '55 wnmiv-BAIN onus co., mc. aff' b ' Phone 213-1 Always the Best in Drugs --.'.. ' Clayton North Carolina JORDAN OPEN AIR MARKET We Try To Please Open A11 The Time Phone 307-5 - Elbert Jordan, Prop. Smithfield North Carolina C layt on ORWICH K ITTI G CO. North Carolina Compliments of W.R. PEEIE CO., INC. Clayton North Carolina. Thirst, Too, Seeks Quality Raleigh THE CAPITAL COCA COLA BOTTIING CO. North Carolina HARDEE'S GULF SERVICE 451 Main Street HUGH AUSTIN'S One of North Ca.ro1ina's Better Men's and Boys' Stores A Trial is All We Ask Clayton North Carolina Smithfield North Carolina C0 'P'5 'e 'S of ANNIE V'S FLOWER SHOP E. W. ELLIS 6' COMPANY li' 1 . 5.,fSlj,, Everything For Better 5,fg.,, L' ' 'CW55 , Ph 051211.35 2 -I 1 uSay it with FIowersL Phone 266-6 Clayton North Carolina Clayton NOrth C3-1'01iI13 Compliments of WALL'S SHOE SHOP N Compliments of BRADY'S GROCERY Clayto N th Ca Cangaazztizzzaw GRADUATES ROBERTSON MU LE CO. Compliments of A FRIEND Compl me ts of CLAYTUN APPLIANCE CO Pho e 321 1 WEST END SERVICE STATION Crown Gas And Oils All Kinds of Sandwiches Bar-B-Que Chicken and Pie Phone 9896 C ongratulations Seniors GULLEY'S STORE Phone 551-1 Clayton North Carolina AuI,0 Associate wester n Compliments of swore WESTERN AUTO Home Owned By J. W. Cash, Jr. Clayton North Carolina Compliments of THE FASHION SHOP Smithfield North Carolina Compliments of CLAYTON RADIO AND T.V. ADAMS TEXACO SERVICE Washing-Polishing-Greasing Good Year and Firestone Tires Exide and Delco Batteries 6-12 Volt Battery Service TE Clayton -- North Ca rolina Compliments of aRANNAN'sGRocER - 6 Dealers in Fresh iglmiifxly Foods and Groceries Phone 414-1 :Ammo X, muni- Clayton North Carolina OLD DRUG STORE Farm Supplies Groceries Gas and Oil Clayton North Carolina BEHERTAS-ygm Comphmenfs of EPS, ULQ PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY lEDER BROS. DEPARTMENT STORES Smithfield North Carolina Complimenfs of STEER-IN GRIll A - - Fresh Bar B Que Clayton North Carolina ssszvagef cmron LAUNDRY Niki' O-Q D 6 Make iulghphoire lihe IS QUR X X your c o es me, 4 FIRST X THOUGHT ' Clayton North Carolina Clayton Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1955 COBB- ILLIAMS LIVE TOCK CO. North Carolina LASS FOOD ITERS -s 1 1: 4 f r 1 .Q k . fflf?'t ws 'W 'FI w 'QI is 1 W. X if .MY wiv 1 Cla yt on Compliments of COMPLETE CENTER DAILY FOOD STORE Phone 2.271 Clayton North Carolina We Specialize In The Finest Of Foods THE FABRIC CENTER Dan River and Burlington Mills Fabrics Dry Goods - Notions Clothing N01'th Carolin Clayton North Carolina Compliments of CL YTO FCX SERVICE Buy Cooperatively and Save E. E, Snipes, Manager Clayton North Carolina Compliments of FARM B REAU MU UA NSURA CE - Automobile - - Casualty - - Compensation - - Life - - Fire - Anything in Insurance Howard T. Hocutt, Agent Clayton North Carolina Congratulations Seniors of 1955 oQnw!'fvZ'f0'Z 4 TO VISIT A 2,13 .. ' f F CENTER DRIVE IN Clayton T E R k! New Highway 70 Just Outside of North Carolina Compliments of IDEAL BARBER SHOP IMPLEMENT co. Sales - Service Compliments of ATKINSON'S STORE Smithfield North Carolina Clayton North Carolina PINE STATE MILK ICE CREAM PINE STATE CREAMERY COMPANY Raleigh North Carolina Congratulations Seniors and Best Wishes from the Bakers of ROYAL BAKING CO. is Qugggtgjutiuus A WX 1? -5, CIBSS of '55 u L M 4 ZW will sl' 5' THE TOWN SHOPPE Phone 297-6 Raleigh North Carolina Clayton North Carolina Compliments of THE CLAYTON SPINNING COMPANY Clayton North Car olina We Buy All Kinds Cotton and Sell All Kinds Insurance R.L. COOPER 8: COMPANY PAGE INS URANC E AGENC Y . f,ff'-.1-fy., 3 Clayton North Carolina FIRST ClTlZEN'S BANK 8: TRUST C0. Complete Banking Service Deposits Insured Up To 510,000.00 ime For ried Fifty-six ested Years Clayton North Carolina Compliments of RAY'S STATION Compliments of Clayton Hi-Wayljjrth Carolina Compliments of Sales - Service MOSER'S LUNCH EON ETTE Clayton North Carolina Everything for the Home and Farm CLAYTUN SUPPLY CO., INC. Use ARMOUR'S Big Crop Fertilizers Cmyton North Carolina BEDDINGFIELD'S Since 1919 The Rexall Drug Store Clayton North Car olina DAME FASHION BEAUTY SALON 4,4 ., Q' Xxx, -Ee A Y ., wr Clayton North Carolina Compliments of CLAYTON MOTOR CO. De Sot o-Plym outh for 1 955 Compliments of JIM SANFORD'S STORE Clayton North Carolina Compliments of CLAYTON GROCERY Clayton North Carolina IDEAL BARBER SHOP Clayton North Carolina TOMMY'S GROCERY 204 O'Neil Street Clayton North Carolina. Bordon's Ice Cream Elsie says If it's Bordon's it's GOT to be good. THE BORDEN COMPANY CLAY THEATER gy Air Conditioned for Your Comfort? U X N X A. A KX A5 - is fi N jf? 45 H33 is Q3 xg N5 G 1 N NX x5 XXX xii X ' Q Q--f X YLQWXX5 ' i ' fi N2 X X X Q 2 Movies are your best and cheapest entertainment 10 Qvfx aw w N EH I BOTTLI NG PlTTMAN's JEWELERS COMPANY 49mi':0Wf1' 2 0 China -Silver '0 cM N Crystal Raleigh North Carolina Compliments of SORRELL AND SON Gas-O11 BENSON'S OIL General Merchandise A, M. Sorrell - J. M. Sorrell Clayton North Carolina .,lrr - . ., into If CHEVLOLET f Compliments of IXO K ll CHEVROLET DEALERS TURNER'S GROCERY AND MARKET Look Over Our New and Used Cars Clayton North Carolina Clayton North Carolina READ THE SMITHFIELD HERALD ggg I,- l j im 'A ' hx 54 J sk. - Q - fr. ' 1 IZ: Q II f- Q N ' IT For twlce a week coverage of Johnston County news C ongratulations Senlor s From Compliments of BARTEX SPINNING CO. A FRIEND Clayton North Carolma lEDER BROS. DEPARTMENT STORES Smithfield North Carolina JORDONS OPEN AIR MARKET We Try to Please Open All the Time Phone 3075 Elbert Jordon, Proprietor Smithfield North Carolina THE E C R DE LERS Smithfield North Carolina Mis s Evelyn Jones Mrs Mrs . D. C. Poole . Otto Creech Miss Rena Johnson Miss Martha Hauser Miss Celia Satterfield Miss Ethel Johnson Miss Charlotte Gray Miss Jane McDuffie Mrs , Elizabeth Martin Mis s Yvonne Stafford Mrs . Evelyn K, Poole Compliments of TEACHERS Miss Rosa Faison Miss Freddie Hinnant Mrs. Dayton Poole Mrs. Mildred Johnson Mrs. Idaline Taylor Miss Sarah Richardson Miss Margaret McMillan Miss Ann Taylor Miss Mable Messer Mrs. C. E. Anderson Mr, Norvelle Bryan Mrs. Harry Brooks, Jr. Mrs. Charlie Aiken Compliments of Complimems of JOHN T. TALTON JQHN KELLY Insurance Agency Fruits and Produce Clayton North Carolina Garner North Carolina C ongratulations Seniors CARROLL'S AMOCO Tires -Batteries -Accessories wn-:ITE oAKs FARM and R. W. 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