Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1958 volume:

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G..-.gy '-L .- . 1 'Rfb Q, ' 0 o ' if '--P14c f1n tr' A gb. A if ' .,' .. . 'Pls ' - -M '--c. X . .yQ!'4 ' 31 J -' z q1'Yi ',Tm-, 11 Q., 3, ww- H ,idx ',NQp,,3.w1 J- x fn' , , 1 ' 1 x w, ' v 1 N 1 N Svzrfgp - I ' gj 'Vi -I ., .va -X s. p . I, Q 'I f-- ,,1 Q I , X 4 ..-1 ,-.A 1 t. .1 W U' 1 4.1, X Q -,'- 3 L 1 . , ' l iff 4-'wr . af Q . Volume XI Published by Senior Class 1958 CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL Clayton, North Carolina I would like to express my most grateful appreciation to my wonderful student workers and sponsor who have put forth their best to make it possible for us to have such a great memorial of our high school days. My work alone could never have produced such a great yearbook as this one. Also the faculty and principal have understood and helped us to complete the 1958 Clahischo. In behalf of the entire staff, I would like to leave with all the upcoming seniors, this edition ofthe Clahischo to serve as a challenge for their senior year. I hope you will enjoy this Clahischo as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. It has been difficult, but very interesting, entertaining, and quite rewarding. This annual was ours for almost a year. Nowit belongs to you. A JQLYW Editor - in - Chief 1 n'l ix A .v X E iffy f' Tk. Is.. 4'--1 Q 7 2' ' Vit 3 ' ,,. -,Q -' -.J ,QQ Fr . . xx 'rg-bf, 'A ,, .r ' mf M, ' V, 1 ,nf 'f-fm, . ' . t . I 'ik , ' t - , yx '12 5 'fC'-Nz, - ' ' 33215: fx fx. JN, 'L b 1-,.i,,,e , . Q. - ,Q M ., 4-fzmytq ' 'cuz Her greatest challenge is to fill life 's great capacity to the utmost and to do it well. X l 4 i I E E 3 Because you have given us your time so unselfishly and so willingly, we are grateful to you our friend 2 and teacher. With your warm sense of humor and your wit, you have made our classes more pleasant. 5 As we would enter your classroom, we could sense an atmosphere of friendliness and concern. We shall never forget your devotedness in helping us to accomplish this year at CHS. As an expression of our ap- preciation, we, the Seniors, dedicate to you, Mrs. Elizabeth Frances Owmby Aiken, this eleventh vol- ume of the CLAHISCHO. 2 V I 2 5 3 A 3 She arrives promptly to begin her daily duties as those of a school teacher. l9f ' ll-iN-HSUHY-fi L Clahischo sponsor, Miss Alyce Sumrell, must check all the dummy sheets before the actual book gets underway t I H Wy 1 - - - f- . , I 1 , - , , ' UI D' -'-S1 - ,Q . : a I -- S.: ' - ' ST if l r9g3lQYIMY,.ky3 1 ,, , ll ya. '. :El U 2' 3 DEQ 'xt X if sin :V v O W 1 yas 'ff 'Nt I 0 rl 'VA M 'rl' ,alfa wwf l 942155 ti E1 5-W XG 5 fl ' M' We + ' ' X X 4 4 or V I W2 - 52' ii. 1 --345 l - 'J ' L7 Esfifr' 5 l 1' f LF. .E a A 9 655' f 'ff'l'V::?5f'5 i -- - f, 1' 7 1- 4 'L i'If- . Q J 1 K- 1? 7' -3'4'Lc' J-f 1 2 Q e t-: gma i l . ....Z,u,.,. ! Q ' 1 A careful record means all goes well is a good motto for the Business Manager, Ronald Jones and his Assistant, Betty Godwin. sw l N li l N , ,,.s -A , . ,t 1, Q u il U E I 5, f, The Art Editors I Elton suis Q and Jackie Talton, contributed much to the success of the '58 Clahischo. 4 L l:ompLfmcnt5 Tracie af. 'Phone -5 Alice Shehdan and Neil Smith, Subscription Man- agers, worked hard to sell many subscriptions for the Clahischo a1L A high goal was reached in selling ads by the Ad- vertising staff, Patricia Ellis, Harold Jones, Judson Talton, and Johnny Ellis. 'Feceiveo' 'fl-om on,fV.C lphfe, ' 5' As PHP1!-Full-QA? m elN7 jfplmvce due f -Q-ui:-1-1 . 'Memories are made of this is expressed by Bucky Butler, Sports Editor, as he outlines the sports sec- tion. The Photography Manager, X Linda Pittman, Feature Editor, planned the many features that are an asset to this book. Norwood Snead aided the photographer in many ways. O O 2 This Parents Teachers organization does much to promote an understanding between the teacher and parents. Both parents and teachers work together for the benefits of our school. This year one of their most successful projects was that of sponsoring a barbecue supper. The proceeds went toward the purchase of an activity bus. The officers are as follows: President, Bill Masseyg Vice President, W. C. Reamsg Treasurer, Thomas Lipscombg Secretary, Mrs. Wilson Champion. President Bill Massey conducts meeting on regular S Zaafwl These men with untiring and unselfish devotion have helped to make our school a better one. Through their efforts our school plans and the equipment have met the needs of our students. They have approached every pro- blem with open minds and served their community well. Uppermost has been the thought: What can we do to better educate our boys and girls - the citizens of tomorrow? A. H. Adams, T. R. Lee, W. C. Warrick, M. W. Knott, Chairmang J. O. Waters, Principal: J. T. Talton, Jr. P. T. A. night. Jflmi ww: i' , ,,v.,,, 1 Lr',2'YC'w , in ' -tn ft alms. w me-.W .. ni'T1Bf', ' fE'jMLJ'gS Mgr. Y 14, ju . :sf 1 T N X ESQ Qyki v'1i' z,J, 1 J. O, WATERS B.S. , M.A, Principal Throughout our four years in high school, Mr. Waters has been more than just a prin- cipal to us. He has always helped us to solve the problems that confronted us as Seniors. We hold great respect for this wonderful friend who rendered innumerable services, not only to us, but to everyone. We can truly say that he is a man greatly admired. Be- cause of his integrity, perseverance, and consideration of others we Shall always re- member him as a great teacher, principal and friend. E. S. SIMPSON B,A. , M,Ed. County Superintendent We believe that Mr. Simpson has proved to be a most outstanding administrator in his many and various duties as superintendent, To him we are grateful for his interest,con- cern, and his efficient leadership - all of which have been indirectly responsible for many opportunities we have had during our high school days. ...Wm .J ,, ll ra ii I 1 E 1 V 1 li I ij I. il iw EQ l? 1 1 i E Q i Ea Fl if i I ff J 5 1 tl gf gi ll 51 -.-E1 E ill ,i 1, rx It Y lll 1 my 1 1 .Q i E wi. ii ,, J, YN MISS ALYCE SUMRELL East Carolina, U.N. C. A. B. , M. A. English, French BOYD GREESON East Carolina B.S. Science, Health, Phy. Ed. JAMES HANKINS, JR. Wingate, East Carolina A.A. , B. S. Political Science, English .323 War' H' r ' 5444467 MISS MARGARET McMILLAN East Carolina B. S. Home Economics, Science wmv IWW an-Q, MQW 4 HERMAN VINSON Campbell, East Carolina B.S. Business Ed. , Social Studies MELVIN WOODARD MISS SARAH RICHARDSON MRS. FRANCES AIKEN Atlantic Christian Woman's College of U.N.C. Middle Tennessee State A.B. Duke: A.B. , M.A. B.S. Mathematics English Commerce LL WINFRED SORRELL NORVELLE BRYAN RICHARD BEACH East Carolina Faculty Member of NATIONAL Wake Forest B,S, GUILD of PIANO TEACHERS B. S. Industrial Arts Glee Club. PiHI10 Band IA -A' . MRS. DOROTHY POOLE MRS. CORNELIA CREECH MRS. VIRGINIA BELL MISS RENA JOHNSON MRS. DORA SMITH MISS EVELYN JONES MISS CELIA SATTERFIELD MISS ANNIE BARNES MRS, EVELYN POOLE MRS. FREDDIE CREECH MISS ETHEL JOHNSON fiwfk , Urn- f' 10' ' - .QQ 4.,f: ' ' 1. more Nor AVAILABLE Q , f + A, F 51 iw-3 4 1 Y 2 l JE. I X44 I viggi .L A f gf.: if la .Magi '. A ' '7 nr' 1.89. . uf MRS. PAULINE CLARK MRS. PANSY DOBSON MRS, ANNE PROCTOR MRS. ANNA HOKE MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN MRS, ELIZABETH TEW WILLIAM REAMS STEPHEN CAULEY MISS ANN TAYLOR MRS. ETHA CHANDLER MRS. GENEVA CAULEY X a QNX ff 'Q 4 Q f 'M ,f j , . . Q G. a -Q 4 Z 'P ct f Q. - f.'.:3wb ,vs .1 rlwi'-' ' ,nn w ,119 .5 Q 4 .s','P9P 3,41 4 S-nb fsvnlh v 1' .. v . fi q,sfi'P' ' ' .QP zlj'9P l f'v 'f',w', ,.mo .!yQ,!,-, 1 Q' 5 an 45' - 1 f Instructing her stu- dents, Miss Mac- Millan demonstrates the correct method of hem stitching. 'fi'-v-...,, .IN-...x fl y' f 1 QV, Jfffg Geometry takes a new meaning to students as Mr. Woodard teaches the drawing of a geometric design. History becomes alive as Mr. Vin- son indicates im- portant areas in current affairs. Mr. Greeson, chemistry teacher, stresses the impor- tance of using laboratory apparatus with care, The freshmen are being prepared for future homemaking by Miss Margaret MacMillan, Mrs. Aiken, com- mercial teacher, explains the details of taking care of the typewriter, an im- portant factor in a student's work. at X 9 0' 3 A 4' - x W X .1 V liar. 'VLIZZ' I UP ai frm U55 v S. , - A Q 4 7 I 4 , I 1 , '11111L7 Q'f7 4'a 5 - gm.. Z ' 1 xg A J A gk X INBLISX . 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HELEN ALLEN Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. JEAN BYRD If you re in need, I'll gladly lend a helping hand, BUCKY BUTLER The manner of giving is worth more than the gold. L s,-, NWN f ai, 4 ' ' - , x MARY ALLEN Things bygone are the only things that last. l JOHNNY ELLIS As good- natured a soul as ever trod on shoe of leather. ALICE MARIE COATS Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. ELTON ELLIS So little done-- so much to do. JOHNNIE CROWDER Quiet as a plough laid at the fur- row's end. FRANKIE JONES I do not hunger for a well-stored mindg I only wish to live my life, JUDY CORBETT It is better to have a little than nothing. br? 4-v fav My 4, .MW ' ' 4- fZw:i , r'-u wg., Q -YY .- , Vx-5-M :Q ' .,.f, ff' -4 :'w,qi, . Wm! A f DA. n -,W . ,,--' . - ,uf f -. ' ,I J x ,iff 'Q--....., - , N' ' 2' ' 'V ' ' fr fb. I -A'K.,,kfva 1 T111 Q 1' Best A11-Round FAYE SNEAD - RONALD JONES ig fwwwvv uf ff 4 HAROLD JONES It may be said that his wit shines at the expense of his memory. PATRICIA DEAN As rare as a rose. RONALD JONES A good heart is worth gold. 'li NELL ELLIS Lots of wit, all in one package, PAT FAISON N ORM A DU PREE Please all That is my motto. I don't believe halfl hear, but I like to pass it along. PERCY LEE My memory is so bad, that I sometimes forget my own name! AUBREY LEE Let every man look before he leaps. BETTY GODWIN She smiles and the shadows depart. am-'ff QQ! M 41 CAROLYN NORRIS The sweetest face in all the ' worldg set in a frame of shin- ing hair, LV , Y . i, , 7' Ka, V . .. ,,, is r M Xgww View 4 A 4 V J, W. NICHOLS The moments of wit will survive the moments of power. WENDELL NORRIS I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad. f ' E' WE K K X X 1 , jf? pf! :uh S 9 f' W x , at -J, . 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On the diagram on this page we, the seniors of '58, are go- ing to tell you in pictures, the story of how we raised the money to go on our trip to New York. .Or fvcpg' Ylxofid 3 0 , fx mhg :'3,..- .-.'- A J ' 0 .1- O i-1- ',,,,,- - . 11-1-'fi-T-. ,i-1 41 i X- g J 3 Qi? Ssf' m'x Cx .1-1 l 3 J Nl 4- M1 pfffftf y4'l-1 ex x XX G' X X L1 XX ' X Q -1? X , , X .xx xg '-2-' Qfp-5 Q ' , '- i f Q- 5 -+ S 'f' ,- Q 1-5 .X - ' i 5 'S' -E -- 5 5 v, - yew ,lu . 'V ' .yi J., R' A 1. :ei - Q Kfxgt. 3' S 4.1 S' cl ,N V R, if-r 1 WU, 9:- , 1. ,, ,. I ' A v' X 1 1 ' cyl' S xx' 9' ,K H, wig? 1 ii' 4. ,,. -fx A, ' at A I -'I sl 6 .,f .S These juniors are busy at work in their 'YPin8 class. PATRICIA ADAMS NELSON ALLEN RACHEL BENSON JIMMY BENSON LARRY BENSON JUDY BLINSON WAYNE BENSON GWENDA COBB PATSY FAULK CLARENCE BLACKMAN CAROLYN JOHNSON SHERRILL CAPPS KENNETH COATS MARY ELLEN LEE CLARENCE DAVIS FAYE MASSENGILL 'bg Aly 1' 419036 IR am . ig. .vw ,if I AWS' WW S .' -YQN , jim in 4 r V WW ,yin !i'L'IfB ,png 'ICT'- 'r Qgvw, uw! Wk E VM N v nun. ,, .w I I 3 JK SHIRLEY MATTHEWS SHERWOOD DAVIS BARBARA NAPPIER LEWIS GOWER EARL JOHNSON FRANCES PULLEY BOBBY NORRIS PEGGY TURNER LAVON PARRISH JOYCE ANN UNDERWOOD LARRY PARRISH PATSY WALL BILLY PARRISH PATRICIA WHITMAN DONALD PULLEY IUDIE WORLEY CLAUDE GREEN IO ANN NORRIS BOYCE HUDSON .IANETTE PETIT LINDA WOOD BOBBY STEPHENSON Sfffffdfmm W wb 'l x MEL:-' ff'-7 U + X I . M Q----'jr QC! fm rv .sr u 1 f W xf ff Q I a af min . 1 Q A ,,, ' . A .372 42. ,,. I rg.. ,f V 3 4 I U, ,,.. N ., X. X ,,,,.M.M,. .4-A' f 1-v -alll- N Q 1 Y V qs. N, Speak correctly at all times is a motto that Mr. James Hankins stresses to his sophomore English class. The sophomores have learned to use their study periods to study for the next class. A good knowledge of biology is of vital importance to each student. Mr. Boyd Greeson explains about the different types of plant life. L. C. Adams Billy Allsbrook Carr Atkinson Betty Sue Barbour Betty Beard William D. Benson William Blackley Bobby Blackman Redgar Boling Jimmy Broadwell Peggy Brown Joyce Ann Byrd Frances Butler Margaret Butler Glenn Canady Ruby Canady Julian Carroll Vickie Chappell Joseph Creech Connie Crowder Ruth Daughtry Rose Dixon Billy Ray Duncan Florence Dupree Patricia Dupree Johnny Givens Judy Godwin LaRue Godwin . yu- a Wiz. M , W P im fig: a 5, , vw 94 - ,. 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Self Sylvia Snead Brooks Spence Harry Spence Carolyn Stallings Helen Stevenson Edward Strickland Verna Mae Tart Arlene Tumer Prentice Underwood Gene Wall Garey Wood Jackie Worlds Robert Youngblood Ruth Youngblood 'g hu.,..i-Z, QQQQJ A w MA MEAE M4 Lwfviflfw it 'C ' i ,EMT j 4 Y Ass' - , 9 il , A, it I 'W' i- E TQ T r E i 1? L X! -7 V5 vf ' K ... , , ,, .. W ' 4, wwf 'tfsf' ' r - ' f g,ra,,y,,gw-gg'+++f'v.-efv Q, I, P?ff-,4,, ' , , in Q V N A , s r , EW fav r,,,,,,,A' 'Mb' 1 2 I 'uma , Delma Blinson, President, Frank Tew, Vice President, Nancy Joe Avery, Secretary, Geraldine Davis, Treasurerg Miss Sarah Richardson, Sponsor, Annette Pender, Reporter, Betty Garvey, Assistant Treasurer. 9 ami .vs 533 .al li! 5 ual 5 WW 2 3 .ew Danny Powell, Vice Presidentg Mr. Melvin Woodard, Sponsorg sandra Turner, Secretary-Treasurer and Reporterg George Kloster, President, 2' 'Dx Y..- ww? 'VK Ws,a 'WS Gs 'SV ? ' 56 4 Z .M Nancy Jo Avery John Bagley JoAnn Ball Judith Bass Jerry Benson Bemice Blackman Delmar Blinson Sandra Bridges Bobby Capps Arthur Cavanaugh Marie Coats Gary Cobb Geraldine Davis Cecelia Dixon Marlene Drake Margie Lee Dunn Jerry Ellis Mary Joyce Ellis Connie Faulk Betty Gower Garvey Martha Harper Mary Harper Quincy Hocutt PGSSY H088 Kay Hudson Kennon Jackson Tommy Johnson Linda Jones Willie Faye Jones George Kloster Warren Lanier Judy Lee Jackie Matthews Judith Morgan Sue Norris Jean Mumford Larry Oldham Martha Ann Page Nancy Parrish Evelyn Pearce Glenda Peedin Annette Pender David Poole Dannie Powell Luther Price Ann Pulley Thurman Ross Jerry Snead Jackie Smith Lacelle Stanley Virginia Stevens Charlie Strickland Bonnie Suggs Frank Tew Eugene Turner Sandra Turner Mary Underhill Frances Underwood Bobby Wallace Jessie Ray Wall Margaret Wall Yates Wall Eunice Walters Mary Ann Waters Loretta Webb Betty Lou Whitman Alice Williams Bruce Wood Bobby Woodbury English grammar is of vast importance for future success. Here, a class is taught its proper use. Home Economics, a course for im- proving future homes, aids a young group Enjoying the exercise drill of Physical Education, the boys relax from studying 1 I'C7L f .O -5555525542 meshf Niwuvlf! , if C9493 X X s V0 6fff I Qgdl ' 4,4-7 vivo fa, Carolyn Allen Percy Adams Sharon Barbour Tommy Ball Carolyn Barbour Ronnie Barbour Ann Blackley John I. 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James Hankins - Head Coach - Football, Boys' Bas ,,.,.-van-awww' ketball, and Track 'The End of Another Football Season. i Boyd Greeson - Assistant Coach - Football. Head Coach - Girls' Basketball and Baseball. 'Getting Ready for Basketball. NEIL SMITH WALTER BENSON AUBREY LEE BOBBY ALSOBROOKS ELTON ELLIS Managers - Sherrill Capps, Larry Parrish, George Kloster. First row: Neil Smith, Walter Benson, Jackie Talton, Billy Parrish, Sherwood Davis, Bobby Alsobrooks, Frankie Jones, Aubrey Lee, Kenon Jackson. Second row: Danny Powell, Parham Lassiter, Johnny Givens, Brooks Spence, John Bagley, Wayne Benson, Larry Oldham, Luther Price. Third row: Norwood Snead, Bruce Wood, Charlie Strickland, Delma Blinson, Boyce Hudson, Bobby Wallace, Donnie Hudson, Gene Justice, Jackie Worles. Coaches: James Hankins and Boyd Greeson. 3, ,,,., f ew RONALD JONES NORWOOD SNEAD FRANKIE JONES JACKIE TALTON h fy li'-me eo Football begins inside, not on the field. Here Coaches Hankins and Greeson explain ll plays to be carried out on the field. li li ,I 11 f f -mmf '35, YET M V NX Y H UIEUVIGKLEEE5' f -if .xi v , QQ. -1,,G'+ iAgE.f 4-'CNZ V Q '- ,' Q. ' I ' X ' if , .,,. N, a..,,-.-aff. Afgva, M, ,, 1 if eil N ' Q ' Q 'WW1.2',,jEf V1 , 1 W . i 55 , i lf 2' , . , h .M M-Lf' 1 15 p ,. - fwem-f, in , 4- A I E f X - i, 'V f , 11 J , Q 8 A ,gf 4 , .f - M , . I, My ,MM ', ,2 fy, ' k A ., .. ' '-1 , 'ff M ' f' f5 -f2:. .x. u 1HI,3f z , Q ni. a f 1? 7 lP!lI l'l'lv'll 'rF1-I' ie The first team and top substitutes as they discuss strategy with Coach Hankins during practice i DUCKY BUTL ' ER JACKIE T ALTUN Senior- Gu RONALD JONES - Forward ' ard Semorz Semor, Guard SHERWOOD DAVIS D NQRWOOD SNEA Jumor Forward BH-LY PARRIS Semoy Cent6F H Iumof Forwn A 1 .,1- 3 1 24 Qi xv THE STARTING LINEUP Patsy Wall, Gwenda Cobb, Helen Allen, Faye Snead, Mary Ann Turner, and Mary Ellen Lee Trophies which represent the success of our girls in the past five years. lf'. Coach Boyd Greeson and the leaders of the team, Co-Captains Faye Snead and Helen Allen, discuss plays. df 4 6 0 Wt 6 3, f sg ,f ' fwfxis 35 Q f 323 - 'L 5, ' A , 3-f M f U , if, V N 2' 1 i ' , Q . Aziq I V 14 6 .,. 5 162523-5, . Kneeling: Larry Jones, Johnny Ellis, Bucky Butler, Lewis Gower, Bobby Alsobrooks, and Jackie Tal- ton. Standing: Boyce Hudson, Elton Ellis, Sherwood Davis, Joe Creech, Clarence Davis, and Neil Smith. L 1 BUCKY BUTLER - Shortstop BOBBY ALSOBROOKS - Second Base DOUBLE PLAY COMBINATION -2 4 on 6 6 hi'-g., LEWIS GOWER - Third Base JACKIE TALTON - Catcher NEIL SMITH - First Base -1. ---t:::x:r.: ,E-'e1::.-. -11..- - 7 if J Ks if 1-. XJ, JOHNNY ELLIS - Pitcher ELTON ELLIS - Outfielder SHERWOOD DAVIS - Infielder CLARENCE DAVIS - Catcher 5 1 3 . ,-,: 4 g 4 v If :I X' H X Coach Hankins talks with veterans - Bucky Butler, Bobby Alsobrooks, and Jackie Talton. pm M. 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' M' rf 43 rw S Q V17 W M-ffxfz ,- If W-in ,!,,,,,, A,,,,,5Qp,: gg, , fn, W Q3 W - Q M ., 'F 4 in J, . , zgizffw v WJ 72,-1 , ,Q -Q. ww -e 3 'jjfktwfiw F-di Q, Q-5 Q, I 'R Freshman Favoutes ANNETTE PENDER BUDDY ROSS T390 Jumor-Hlgh Favontes arm' DARLENE SUGGS - DENNIS JOHNSON lk 'Mm p President of CHS Student Council V ,....., at ..,., Walter Benson makes his prelimi- nary plans for the orientation pro- gram of the Freshman class. fdsbhk 3 M..-as Vice President Secretary Treasurer LEWIS GOWER SI-IELTON JONES ANNETTE PENDER qi 5 I. u 2 1 E w , r 1 E Room representatives meet with president and sponsor to work out the objectives for 1957-58. ,55r.. Mr. Waters, Sponsor, and Walter Benson, President, discuss solutions for new problems. President Walter Benson talks with Fresh- men pointing out the goals and standards of our school. This part of the orientation program helps to promote a better under- standing between the lower classmen and higher classmen, Walter Benson, Lewis Gower, and Harold Jones are decorating for dance, 1 Q '1L ss- rs'f, The Student Council is one of the most important organizations of our school. The council strives to promote cooperation among the students in achieving high stand ards of scholarship and good sportsmanship in all school activities. The council is made of room representatives and officers who plan various school functions through- out the year, The Beta Club is a non-secret, achievement-service organi- zation for students of senior high schools. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service and leadership. The Beta Club seeks to promote the ideals of American Democracy among its members. 'AWQH HDV 61349 Its motto is Let us lead by serving others. Requirements for membership are: a 92 average, good character: com- mendable attitude, and credit? able achievement. The pro- jects are: assisting the principal, keeping the library, caring and cleaning of school property, and being able leaders and helpers to those students who need our guidance. ZVQYS RSHI DE FA CHARACTER adedmelo mmm FP :gg gi: E355 ln... 3:15 'QW cn 2153 mg'E 'Faso cami: 05 0-.9 GSS gg.. -.'U I Gmc? 5,g'.a. S03 cn'-'D :vii-+ ,...g.'n 'P'-n cam oszkc ES? cn 's3k4::.w DEW? 5159 Q m-TE C' 0 D-W0 ,-,:1 QD-'U wma 3'-H9 H00- '5 ':-'G' -5-25 co cum 0532, if? ::r'U,:s QC- HH: G50 m UE' 'm .cn ,E,o'5o H32 5.5.53 na Fl ff'- -224 5 :E :I 'im Ev: P1 EQ- I5 ,:.1 CEO UQF? . ,bu .lla--M f4-- ----u-a--mais'-'r-'W --L-4 .. 4 ,W W ' Q ,MZ 4. Beta members assist in helping to clean and Ronald Jones and Bucky Butler aid Freshmen who beautify the library. are trying to locate certain historical data, d74z'4e awaceofpawez Helen Allen and Faye Snead talk to fellow Betas convene for planning year's objectives. Betas at the State Beta Club Convention in Asheville. -sig' , ,fw- ,'v ' Ei ..s Q44 ' C-v ,W 5. I 6 1' I y 9 H- E 2 Y . X' ,ff ' f ,- ' n I ,. I 1 n -r 1 .. I lx 5 . ,,,AA ff E N55-at i 1 3 l I The editor, Betty Godwin, and the assistant edi- After each sheet is in place, the paper is stapled I tor, Jean Byrd, prepare the dummy copy. by Neil Smith. ! 3 When the copies are complete, they are distrib- Mrs. Aikens, the sponsor, explains to some of uted to the students. the staff how to type stencils for the paper. 1 l r X , 5 y . ' 1 E n l X mm , W, . M ,sw , Me... -t m ':.,s.:A mx-sm 1 J :gp-ff, , , 2 .f X A Player, ICHSC and poised. The batter and catcher await practice makes way for victory gets set for the sound of the the pitch, gun. Q K is a , group made up of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders, who through their sincere and devoted efforts have earned a letter in one or more of the following sports or activities: football, basketball, baseball, track, or as a cheerleader. This group of united athletes 0 serve their club, their school, and their country through unselfish acts and deeds. By participating in athletics, by operating the concession stand, and by helping to main- tain equipment, the members succeed in serving their school and their club. A victory dePeUd5 OH School Two grid stars demonstrate the The success of an organization spirit. correct method of tackling. depends on its members' serv- ices. na. X fri! , dr sr v -nn, r N' Y s .fi fs 5-'te .a-. ' ,t fs X 'lssssgh ' sf X ,sr 'I , . .f s 3 , v r , 4 ' X f f ya- 1. 27 77 , ar, ' , 4 24 f -8 2 l i 1. .W X I 2 5 H 2 ' f ' 2 s 5 i 5 e 1 , 5 bg I F f if J f M - H ms , if ' - ' 'EQ ii ig 34 Mio Q X, n, W' ', fel .QCTQQ-4'2':? A 1, f, 4, 1 ,? V E ,1 Q ...ig 5 ' ' J ff Wlwm'-,,.,, 4 4 f 4 Wm-,.f.,.,,,,, ' I ?'i 3 'swam x , W . Y lw-aqua..-u., 3? f N I, YW! , L. K. , fi an ig X U X ,..,,,H' ',:, ft. W 3 IQ it The Future Teachers Club is a national organization and is based upon a most .., :,, important fact: That the future of mankind is in the youth of today. The aim , Fi of this club is to encourage students to enter the teaching profession. Each X is ll year the members have projects that prove very informative. Through this club many young people have chosen to enter a profession that is so worthy of honor - teaching. F. T. A. Emblem f, ' 'F X uf! Up I . M, A H 'Q's3'kjsg f '? '?' . 'ffjggye 'S-f si -if-' A fa , - s . ' 1' ,-. f 2' g, N. h , 1 if 4 , f M -- 'if 4. was 5 ufg .Mgr as u . r ,A .' iff' r Qs, , , ,gig as ' 1 , f5f'ff .h . ilnm ' N '. ' ,rf 1 , ' A. Sponsor, MISS ALYCE SUMRELL The officers who have contributed so much to the club are: Helen Allen, Presidentg Annie Clyde Youngblood, Vice President: Patricia Dean, Secretary Faye Massengill, Treasurerg Mary Ann Turner and Faye Snead, Librarians. The club meets twice a month during the thirty minute activity period. Here the members listen to the president, Helen Allen, as she explains about a poster used during American Education Week. t L we af ,4 ' i Q tad tt. we +94'!!uE.' 4 A , The F. T. A. Club members honor Mrs. Janey Each year the F. T. A. sponsors the World Peace Gulley for whom the club is named. Speaking Contest in March. Here are some of the boys and girls who participate. Three of the club members receive some help- Mr. John Mayo, the mayor, speaks to the stu- ful hints of teaching children from Mrs. Bell. dent body about the importance of an education All members must observe teaching. A . . '1 f ,aw V' f f 1 ea Aer President - CLARENCE DAVIS Treasurer - SI-IERRILL CAPPS Reporter - FAYE MASSENGILL - --- ,,,,,-..-....,,,,,.Y ..,,....---.,,,,..-...,A,,,,,,,..... Program Chairman HELEN ALLEN Vlce Presldent BARBARA NAPPIER Secretary PATRICIA ADAMS ALYCE SUMRELL 604' 0.94 3 C I 358: O05 95' ' 'QQS 39 53232 Y V Y Y Lua - - 0 ao' 539' ' 9 V 35 O 1 PQ Q 4' 051 fl ' ' 'Q 5 ' 'ff oo 0 Q ew' avi vcr 7 ' 4' I .0304 5 O 1 0 5' Q 4 s , 'I' ,l 4 QW 'O o ,Q Program Chaxrman gf 0QQf :Ola PAYE SNEAD agw Q? rw' -:I oat? Q Q? NM 9 O S X fat' I ' fx O I :vobfi mr' 1 09 S3 'rO0'f s L gow Q 'OOO s ' Z 1.4 gs ' 4 0 4 '67 Y Ov ' . fOg,.' O. 5344 963 ' Y' w 3' g .4 5 'J v0.05 -bfi - A 'ff .v 9-f ' 7 Y' ' , .' :Q Ot, Qf:!.,,Ao.g Lf. , Q Q' f j:.- LQ. p90 V - Z Q Q, .'Q ' ' , 5 :- v O op Q 3 ' 864 30 's Q Q . v9 5 221' Og X 4 1 nt' QA Miss MacMi11ian, sponsor, and F. H. A. officers set up outline for activities of club. W, A, 4e70aqZoa'77Zmn4 Washing dishes is fun as demonstrat- ed by Annie Clyde Youngblood, Patricia Dean, and Pat Faison. Three FHA mem- bers - Linda Jones Betty Beard, Ce- celia Dixon - pre pare a bulletin board on latest styles. Gwenda Cobb and Patsy Wall awa1t wlth anx1ety for the cake they are placmg m oven. 4-H members help to beautify school campus. 7aZ6eZA Senior 4-H officers - Edward Renfrow, Sylvia Snead, Walter Benson, Patricia Dean, J. W. Nickols, Wallace Holloway, Wade Holloway, and Katherine Harrelson - discuss plans for the 1957-58 4-H year. 4-H girls, Rebecca Sealey, Mary Ann Turner and Cornelia Johnson, their proj- ect work in supply- ing the freezer with fruits and vegetables proves to be a very help- ful and interesting project. Edward Renfrow, J. W. Nichols and Percy Lee, senior class 4-I-I members, find their work of feeding white Leghorns a thrill- ing experience in 4-H activities. As these boys, Percy Lee, Wen- dell Norris and Walter Benson, prepare a straw- berry bed, they enjoy cooperation of working and planning their projects in 4-H. Mr Sorrell dem onstrates the use of the planet to several of his stu dents After completmg hrs proJect the student pays Mr Sorrell, the lnstructor An 1ns1de vrew of the lndustnal arts workshop reveals the modern fac1l1 ues offered rn th1s department. M :me 75 'hide use x, 7 V ' O I , - I . , . l Q r .t j pw 1' o ,,. I I 'Y H yff, 0 li up , V ', 5 - , 5, r , ', ' , ' 7 F Mr. Sorrell, the instructor, explains diagram fruit bowl to his assistants. '+I-f-vs-..,,,,,,,... .h Two students listen to Mr. Sorrell as he explains a project made with a jig saw. ,,. ' .f:4A'1.d sf-. ., wk' 1 N7 ,asf ' ' f W Wow Students clean up after a period of industrial work. n it ' '- ' I I I 9 Students put fin- ishing coat of paint on maga- zine racks, which they have made. a..g..., ! 2 f' 'W- . wk These are our lovely ma jorettes , Alice Shehdan, Marie Jones, Betty Beard, Barbara Nappier, Patsy Wall, and Drum Major, Nelson Allen, The high-steppers of Clayton High practice before the big parade. Mr, Beach is Clayton I-ligh's competent Band director. V r 744 7cme From the time our band was started, it has been a credit to the school and the town of Clayton. Through hard work and 776 Un Sa Wd! We Head Majorette , Alice Shehdan, poses for the camera. practice, the band has developed into a great organization. Mr. Beach, the band's director, has done much to make it so. 1 Clayton High School Band in formation. Mr. Beach and Band officers load instruments for a trip to Roxboro, 1 Mr. Norvelle Bryan, Glee Club director, is the inspirational guidance to our club, 7am 'mm Director, Mr. Bryang Kay Hudson, Cecelia Dixon, Marie Coats, Evelyn Pierce, Judy Lee, Shirley Matthews, Glenda Peedin, Joyce Underwood, Kathryn Harrelson, Frances Underwood, Mary Allen, Sandra Bridges, Mary Turner, Pat Faison, Rebecca Sealy, Bonnie Suggs, Bernice Blackman, Patricia Adams, Linda Pittman, Betty Godwin, Alice Shehdan, Lacelle Stanley, Linda Jones, Sandra Turner, Arlene Turner, Helen Allen, Margaret Jones, Cornelia Johnson, Barbara Nappier, Warren Lanier, Frank Tew, Neil Smith, Glenn Canady, Larry Old- ham, Marvin Jones, Kenneth Coats, Connie Faulk, Bobby Woodbury, John Bagley, Wade and Wallace Hollo- way, Norwood Snead, Sherwood Davis. ' 3 fem Mr. Bryan relates the importance of 'Time and spontaneous practice will holding a note through the right number provide harmony, says Mr. Bryan. of counts. O Jean Byrd, Ruth Youngblood, Judy Morgan, Mary Joyce Ellis, Virginia Stephens, Sue Norris, Annette Pender, Margie Dunn, Eunice Walters, Jeanette Petit, Willie Jones, Mary Ann Waters, Vickie Chappell, Betty Beard, Jackie Smith, Jean Munford, Peggy Hogg, Marie Jones, Annie G. Youngblood, Gwenda Cobb, Patsy Faulk, Patricia Dean, Larue Godwin, Sylvia Snead, Margaret Wall, Nancy Jo Avery, Geraldine Davis, Betty Garvey, Judy Bass, Judy Blinson, Linda Wood, Hugh Myers, Delma Blinson, Bobby Alsobrooks, Bucky Butler, Gene Jus- tice, Rodger Hardin, Shelton Jones, Clarence Davis, Clarence Blackman, Kennon Jackson, Boyce Hudson, Quincy Hocutt, Sherrill Capps, Garey Wood, Mr. Vinson, the advisor, explains to members the importance of Safety Patrol. et' Captain Bucky Butler, as students arrive during early morning, cautions speeding driver. ?!g,0w Zami The Safety Patrol is an organization to safe- guard the life of our students, particularly the grammar grade students. Mr. Vinson, the advisor, instructs the members on their duties and Captain Bucky Butler checks to see that they are carried our properly. This organization has been a great asset to our school. i O 606 3711? .L Captain Bucky Butler and Ifiln Lieutenant John Bagley ll .-.g 'B A place caution sign in iiji. street to slow down traf- 0 ZQNE L ' -l 1 gb - . -QS- ,,,. s 'bi ' E:-f i Lunchroom Cashier - MRS. IRS. ANDREWS Lunchroom Helpers MRS, IMOGENE CREECI-I, dietician Bus Drivers: EARL JOHNSON, WALTER BENSON, J. W. NICHOLS, RONALD IONES, WENDELL NORRIS f 47 , I IN ,VW . .iffy f- 1: - 1 , f- - 1,51 Tar .X ' 'J' 9429 ww' NN A-N ax L 49 -in A A' ,,,' I ' , . .- N W? lil ', FM I KL M . I , ! A ,, f in MW ' 'A if i if M' X Y I 'N 'H 5 , 4 flUf5Wf2?ii WfpWiy 'R A' vw z' ' Q 57 - V? ' -7 'If' ,Fr--'-vvvH'v f V v Q. .lv .Si Z Y ,A X ,, ml F n fH'M K YE!-L . ,ft f ji V . ' , - 'l ll 'N , 3. 5. ,- an f , V .Q , , I A 155 im , .- f q J , f 2-2. '14 Q-v 'W f l ,W II, 3 .' iw , - f - 'Q , I If if Nm ur' ., 9 f Y , A ,Q I v 9 P W y Z Z 2 X QL! X Z' ww' 2 F! 'x '- JL wif-f ' LH a ,, J f J ii X Y ff! nn U Le i f l , f J Q . 1 I 0' U V X Q I ' 4 L V 7 ,, V Lixf-LIC Niiavx' '-- V ' 9 f - Q fb A fs- -R M W I L W- , v W, -Q' A 1, ..-..-...,, G 244 We Office helpers l!1.Zsifisi3i-52265 I A few late arrivals. Read to obtain knowledge. A building that holds many memories. That wonderful popcom machine. The man who is your best friend. The art editors labor. Yell for your team. Glee Club practice thrice a week x Trophies, the pride of the school. , , gddl' Quad , C Q f and the Best in Service I S Stop at the TOOT-N-TELL-IT LX I7 Under -New Management of Dell Liles ,Z Q A Garner, North Carolina VVATSCDN SEA FOOD 8: POULTRY CO., INC, Poultry - Fresh Fish - Sea Foods Rock Quarry Road Phone TE 2-5846 Raleigh, North Carolina Compliments of CLAY THEATER Best in Entertainment Clayton, North Carolina voun snncu :uns CQCSS . . ,.,, POULTRY COMPANY Z Q25 V 'Q P lt B ht Sold 4 ,3,Zfgf'L'1gg N ou ry oug , i,, .Q XX and Dressed fry f Q- QNX- Q gf f Raleigh, North Carolina Compliments of THE O, G, SMITH WHOLESALE GROCERY Phone 4921 Clay-ton, North Carolina v'7't1rr ' vvyn-'--1 K' 2 5 ss ' R E :AA 4, ay gf 'KZ,,- ' qw 'MMNV 'NV QRS? 'iiiwyiwfkii ,ws V -.-H . X ye BEDDINGFIELD REXALL DRUGS Clayton, North Carolina mf' ,W M ,- 2 .Ti ,. 41 C 1 ' x . 3 M... E. W. ELLIS 8: CO. Clayton, North Carolina SMITHFIELD Organized 1 946 Wilson Chevrolet Co. A. M. Baggett Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Buie Motors, Inc. W. O. Buie Lincoln - Mercury Gardner Motor Co. Arthur Gardner Dodge - Plymouth Pippin Motors, Inc. C. C. Pippin Cadillac - Oldsmobile B 8: R Wilson, Inc. M. B. Wilson Ford Cars and Trucks Williams Motor Co. N . P. Williams Buick Little's Pontiac Co. C. D. Little Pontiac Smithfield, North Carolina Fl l i 'f t l t 4 c. 1' One to grow on... Good health is our business. We take a deep personal pride in watching the growth and development ot youngsters raised on Pine State's good, health-giving milk and dairy foods. We feel great itll? lFl!!5 iw! GLHTIE satisfaction in the knowledge that we contribute to the growth of the com- munity as we do to the growth of its citizens. We're proud of the tact that we're grow- ing, too . . . that more and more lam- if ilies are asking for Pine State's pure, delicious milk, ice cream and other fine dairy foods. t t i 33 I-'lil m Q0llAGECllEf5f North Carolumfr Claozce .Vance 1919 , as J X Pt it ia l '- HUGH AUSTIN S MEN's at BOYS' STORE KXNX R .'fX N X, A Trial Is A11 We Ask Smithfield, N. c. Q JSO amz ' ' W ' , 'I THE TOWN SHOP Phone 297-6 5 jf Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of CENTRAL OIL 8: MILLING Clayton, North Carolina YOU R TROUBI-ES -'-- 0, , 121 , .T,1.:111i111iii1,11 aa -.i1-1 :i,-i. itntii nii111iiiii i1 n R I , ..1..1 A,..,i,.,,. ' Q 2: DODD'S ESSO Phone 344-1 Clayton, N. C. Phone 587 6 WESTERN AUTO of Clayton, N. C. JAM:-:s w. OASH, Prop 5 T NSU EES? pffces R. L. COOPER 8: COMPANY Clayton, North Carolina RAGLAND'S GULF 8: OPEN AIR MARKET Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of NU-LOOK BEAUTY SALON 205 Purdie Bldg. - Dunn, N. C. MRS. HAZEL GRIWAHA, Prop. Compliments of PITTMAN'S JEWELERS Clayton, N. C. Phone 244-1 visit fn MOSER'S 1 WHEN IN THE ' LUNCHEONETTE FINE FOOD for the Best Hot Dogs .'!l! in Town! Jw 2 Munn Fun 6' Clayton, N. C. Congratulations, Seniors! JOHN T. TALTON INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Clayton, N. C. Phone 309-l FAMILY BARBER SHOP 'I Need Your Head in My Business I. B, MITCHELL, JR., Proprietor E350 DEALER Clayton, N. C. Clayton, N. C. Phone 494-1 7 Compliments of W4 5 I 14 l MODERN X W' I I n CLEANERS X j T' CrULLEY'S STORE i ff A Phone 383-l . Cla t Clayton, N. C. -.:.: g I .S-1 Y on -Q North Phone 551-1 : 'A' Carolina Compliments of Q I5 P. CLAYTON HOC GLENN COBB 53 ' ay MARKET Clayton, N. C. Clayton, N. C. Phone 371-1 it ELIZABETH COOPER Nicky The Club enjoys remarks made by Nicky ea W hwfwaf' we HELEN ALLEN MISS SUMRELL Nicky points out places of interest ff ff Compliments of BARTEX SPINNING COMPANY Clayton, North Carolina rw T H CENTER DRIVE -IN E A T Raleigh, N. c. E R X J I if CLAYTON GROCERY 3 Phone 473-1 I 'E 1 Clayton, North Carolina CNE Svcs: SE IQVICE , g'? 5t HARD1-:E's GULF 'F . I Phone 4291 1' Clayton, North Carolina SERVICE WHEN YOU NEE DIT STEVE'S CROWN SERVICE Raleigh Phone-TE-3405-7 ',1,, 4 rf , 'R c' Sp , 1 YEI wx I , Q 4':'vfI, Hn,,,,,.,H , ' V g wzfef- ,. ' ,, A l 45 4 E :, Y J '. ggi' 'Z' , j',Qjj3-walk: 5 -3 2, f-:img,m45- ' ',.M,, , , , f .111 J. Nag., Y W. 2-5j:.g3..i,Z:' V it , , L 4' IL.: ng-...,.,,t-Ash , f pw., -, , .. ' -'j 4 ' 1 - ' M s Y --N., M N . an-.iw K l 4 L r ' 1 WN' Q N - , H A . .5 N M33 HL? f ' ' ' - .J , N W ' ,, 9 V h , ,-3 ' W 3. ' X , , 4 ' 5L3'l52f:g.'- I ' :un-rnvvr' ,-urrvw' N, ,. -.. ...f -- -..., i ------ 1' ,,,,.'-v f i Qlzmkfzkwzf Qian kip Q 4 7Zut'z6Zc'oa4 4 I I K -A , A 1 - ----- - - DAIRY Pkooucrs ' sg .,:x:,Fx1 X Phone 3415 Smithfield, N. C. CLAYTON SUPPLY CO. Clayton, North Carolina wwf WHITLEY-BAIN DRUG CO. Clayton, North Carolina Ill -MHUFW CLAUDE'S TEXACO SERVICE Clayton, North Carolina ' ' - '-' ' 'm 'i il Compliments of DAME FASHION BEAUTY SALON FAYE JONES IANICE WILSON TALTON FURNITURE CO., INC. Complete Home Furnishings 225 Main Street Phone 294-1 GE Home Appliance s WEST END SERVICE STATION Compliments of 8: GRILL CLAYTON CABINET MFG. CO. Cool Drinks Sandwiches Gas Oil Best in Woodwork and Repairs All Work Guaranteed Phone 989-6 470 E. Main Street Phone 419-1 L. T. HEAVNER - I. A. WALLACE HEAVNER-WALLACE IMPLEMENT B. M. ROBERTSON MULE CO. CO. Livestock - Machinery Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Clayton, N. C. P. O. Box 858 Phone 2375 Smithfield, North Carolina Phone 291-l Compliments of IDEAL BARBER SHOP SORRELL 8: SON Gas - Oil - General Merchandise Air-Conditioned A. M. SORRELL - I. M. SORRELL PITTMAN AND CRUMPLER Proprietors Clayton, North Carolina QPENN X ' I AlWAYS FHIST OUALIIY In Ra.leigh's Cameron Village Buying for 1,700 Stores Brings You the Best and for Less Free Parking Shop Monday and Friday 'Til 9 getty: Valued CARROLL ' S STORE N r Clayton, N. C. 7' UWEOUEW A FGDC? A C? 00012 Ri 5636395 Highway 70-401 south A M Raleigh, N. G. Q L 'F 'rs 699' F909 POINT HARBOR GRILL VCU WAIT-- ig ' l K., At the Wright Memorial Bridge on Your Way to pi Nags Head Beach my . Owners, RUTH AND WALT GRIGGS Point Harbor, N. C. he GQ ia LET usno voun WALLS , he I bf tgp! ying GARAGE F ww f G Q wf ft? - Q-'21 Clayton N C GKXRX fx Phone 3 Z2 - 1 LLOYD'S DRUG STORE BROOK'S SERVICE AND STATION Prescriptions SAVE 'tg'-1,l4uplrH fl-+ Phone EM.2-4201 H' h 70 Garner, N. C. lg way CLAY JEWELERS UNIQUE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Watches - Diamonds J. R. MUNDAY, Prop. Gifts Main Street Clayton, N. C. Main Street Clayton, N. C dc Compliments of qf CLAYTGN L 1 CITY 0. W SERVICE 4 -f+ STATION AUTO PARTS Clayton, North Carolina Clayton, North Carolina I Keg Gligctb LASSITER'S COMPLETE FOOD CENTER 1 I Q9 Q We Have a Grade A Market Free Delivery on Friday and Saturday ., -N I 9 J A fl, Phone 467-1 Clayton, N. C. I Compliments of c' ANNIE V'S 'I' FLOWER SHOP MEDLIN PRINTING co. 76040644 Phone 2.666 Smithfield, North caronna 70026 Clayton, N. C . I I 3 ' 1 ...4 , 1-3 wi W ww V' ' 9'Q'1'i2-if I 5 'Qmxx vi H- Ja 'Hx in E 9 S J Valedictorian - VIRGINIA NELSON Salutatorian - ALICE FAYE PUCKETT 'I MR F r I 41 I fs 3. 1.1.4.1 .NX Q CLAYTON MOTOR CO. Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of the JO!-I NS-I-CDN CCD LJ NTY Compliments of HOOKS STUDIO We Work Together WENDELL DRUG CO. to Better Serve You. WHIGGS LAUNDRY ROSE'S 5,10, Z5 STORE J. O. OGBURN STRICKLAND LUMBER CO. P, D, LILES PHILLIP'S BEAUT Y SALON CAROLINA SURGICAL SUPPLY Hair Styling TE 2-9982 see Us for All Your Needs Raleigh, N' C' Raleigh, North Carolina For the Best CENTRAL CAROLINA in GAS COMPANY Men's Wear Bulk and Bottled Gas GRANTHAM'S pyrofax Raleigh, North Carolina Smithfield, North Carolina On Stop Ju t POINT H s Before Wright Memorial Br'd at the Your Way to Nags Head Beaches ige ARBOR FOOD CENTER Highway 158 Fancy Food - G ' roceries - Fresh Vegetables Owners: FRANCIS AND MAR J.IORIE.M-QRSE W. H. KING Compliments of DRUG COMPA NY Wholesale Druggist The House of Friendly and Dependable Service Raleigh, N. C. Co PEPSI-COLA Raleigh, North mpliments of BOTTLING COMPA Carolina NY COY'S SEA FOODS Fresh Fish Daily We Deliver Phone 4361 116 O'Neil Street Clayton, North Carolina TURNER'S GROCERY 8: MARKET Fancy Meats - Groceries Clayton, North Carolina WHITLEY SPECIALTY COMPANY Candy - School Supplies - Drugs Notions - Jack's Cookies and Crackers Your Home County Specialty and Bakery Distributors We Appreciate Your Business Smithfield, North Carolina Hogs - Cattle - Mules Auction Sale Every Thursday HEAVNER - POWELL LIVESTOCK CO. Smithfield, North Carolina FRANOR MOTORS, INC. Foreign Car Sales and Service Telephone 2626 Rt. 301 North Smithfield , North Car olina Shop With Confidence at LEDER BROTHERS and Wear With Pride Smithfield , North Carolina THE LITTLE SHOP Ladies and Children Ready-to-Wear Phone 4371 Clayton, North Carolina For the Best in Short Orders Good Meals Always Visit Us STEER INN GRILL Clayton, North Carolina ROGER A, SMITH Insurance - Loans Real Estate Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of TURNER VINSON SR. and TURNER VINSON JR. Clayton, North Carolina SHOES FOR MEN 5000.0 The Leather Genuine Cofrclovcm of Kings The bootmakers of old worked with top quality leather like this to make shoes for their kings. .larman's skilled craftsmen use genuine Cordovan to create this modern triumph in shoemaking. For handsome styling and sure-footed comfort stop by today and try a pair. BARBOUR-WHITLEY CO. , INC. General Merchandise Clayton, North Car olina JOHNSTON COUNTY FURNITURE ASSOCIATION Member Stores: BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY Four Oaks, North Carolina HUB'S FURNITURE HOUSE Selma, North Carolina DENNING FURNITURE COMPANY Smithfield, North Carolina HOME FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE CO Smithfield, North Carolina JONES BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. Pine Level, North Carolina MILLER FURNITURE COMPANY Benson, North Carolina ROSE 8: COMPANY Benson, North Carolina SELMA FURNITURE COMPANY Selma, North Carolina TALTON, INCORPORATED Smithfield, North Carolina Cr. S. TUCKER 8: COMPANY Smithfield, North Carolina HOLLAND FURNITURE COMPANY Benson, North Carolina W, R, PEELE CO. Insecticides SEE U T' AN le x f ' , , A tl lj Clayton, North Carolina .IORDANS OPEN AIR MARKET We Try to Please Open All the Time Phone 3075 ELBERT JORDAN, Proprietor Smithfield, North Carolina GENERAL SERVICES AGENCY I BOX 178 All Lines of Insurance Phone 3651 Public Bookkeeping Agents for VIC Fertilizers Clayton, North Carolina Congratulations Seniors ri' UNIVERSAL l'LB.QgI.f CHEVROLET COMPANY HO. K' ll Chevrolet Dealers' Phone FO 5-2081 Phone 3191 I Wendell, North Carolina Clayton, North Carolina It I Compliments of V a SMITHFIELD FRIEND 5 I I Congratulations , Seniors GRIFFINS BARBECUE Goldsboro, North Carolina Compliments of STEWART'S APPLIANCE COMPANY Maytag - Norge - Kelvinator Clayton, N. C. Phone 2056 THE JEROLD CORP, Smithfield, North Carolina C ong ratulations , Senior s 5 ROY'S AMOCO Hiway 70 Clayton North Carolina Compliments of CHARLIE WEDDING Raleigh, North Carolina SIG JOHNSON'S GROC. AND GRILL y . C E , Enjoy Good Food I X K KN L Garner, North Carolina 1 FAY'S SANDWICH The Best in Choice Sandwiches Phone 269-3 Smithfield, North Carolina 4, 2 ,WHEN INTHE A Munn FUR BAT J'OHNSON'S 'A .11 BARBECUE Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of D, B, BRANNAN Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of BATTEN'S RADIO gl TV SERVICE Clayton, North Carolina Read the SMITH FIELD HERA LD for News and Opinions Affecting the People of Johnston County Smithfield, N. C. Q38-if 3::':' 5-sf-.': L'- Complete Staff 2- Banking Savings Service ACCO'-Int Since 1898 NOW lllllll FIDCIAI 00307 IISQIAKI COUOIAYIX Offices in Deposits Clayton Insured Smithfield Up to Garner 510,000.00 Shop and Save at the RED 8: WHITE SUPER MARKET L, G. GODWIN, Proprietor Clayton, North Carolina ciaywn N. C. Wfw BRASWELL SEED AND FEED Certified Seeds Diamond Feeds Fishing Tackle Hardware Seed Cleaning Phone Forest 5-9311 Wendell, North Carolina W W I W W W W W W W W W RAY'S SERVICE STATION Best in Service Cheapest Gas Around Highway 70 Clayton, North Carolina JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Smithfield, North Carolina Implement Division - Dial 2.421 Furniture and Appliance Division Dial 2701 BLlINSON'S PLUMBING Sn ELECTRICAL 0 ' CO. ai E L-W P' Gllllll W 'aw ' ,fl -2-fs Pl b' El 11 ' 1 H A Auqgalggis nlunnnm ec PP 9 Have Your Repair Done at U CLAYTON APPLIANCE co. C1 Ph 547 1 Linwood Shehdan ayton one - Clayton, North Carolina j 5 I-J Compliments of GAS scnvocz Gas Water Heaters and Space Heaters Tappan Gas Ranges AYCOCK RULANE GAS SERVICE Smithfield-Selma Highway Smithfield, North Carolina HUDSON-BELK COMPANY Wendell, North Carolina HHT1iGO0DFOOD YOU WAITH-Q EL-MAR GRILL 'Q L, S wif A iw i' N Clayton, North Carolina RALEIGH NEHI BOTTLING CO. 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