Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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BUTCH BEARD Thinks too little and talks too much, CAROLYN CANADY Her joys are as deep as the ocean, her troubles as light as the foam. 'inf' vita., ROBERT ADAMS Of popularity Robert has a claimg and his basketball plays have won him fame, BETTY BAIN Her wit, her smile, our heart be- guiles. 33199 PHYLLIS CHAPPELL A voice of gladness and a smile of beauty. DIANNE CHARLES Being quiet never gets anyone in trouble.

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SENIOR CLASS MOTTO What we are to be we are now becoming. COLORS Columbia blue and white Mascots FLOWER Red carnation T54 Master Jerry Jones and Little Miss Stephanie Bain We are the class of '5'7. Our hopes, our dreams, will soon be known. Whether life will be, what life should be, A few more days and we shall see. If all we've worked for is for real, That ever after each life to fill, With some success for what we've done Here in Clayton High, each victory won. Here our hearts have been as one, To succeed in things we've done. Some were easy, and some were not, But all in all we've gained a lot. Here we've strived to do our best, To prepare for years of happiness, If each of us has done has share Of work -- of play -- of study here The future will be full of memories of yester-year. CLASS POEM By Bobby Harrleson

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GENE CLEMMONS He's true to the world, his work, and his friends. MARY FRANCES COATS From morning till night. she's so joy- ous and bright. ROGER ELLIS For that eye is so modestly beaming, You'd ne'er think of mischief he's dreaming. ROSA ELLIS Talk she can and talk she will. Her tongue is very seldom still. aqua-1-..,.. .fx .Al 'Q--A ff X SUE DAVIS A good heart is worth more than all the heads in the world. MARSHALL DUNCAN Anything worth doing is worth doing right. mi 'X r-