Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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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

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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.

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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' .