Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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In the future, as you look through this CLAHISCHO, we hope that it will help to recall the many challenges and events in the 1960 school year and the way these happenings molded your future. A ' VOL. XIII Published by -9 Sewior Class of' l96Oi Clayjron High School Clayionr, NC vecl H 1'0 f7f7 ln appreciation to our parents we the gradu atmg class of 1960 would like to dedicate this page as a small token of our love to you W appreciate the many opportunities you have given us for the love and care you have shown us and for the patience and guidance you have rendered to us Graduation from this institution of leaming would not have been possible had it not been for our parents Whatever success we achieve in life we owe to you, Morn and Dad. 7743 A ,W ,nt 6 Mr. Z O. Waters To the Seniors of 1960: Your accomplishments in Clayton School will always be remembered. May your outlook on life, and your at- titude toward your teachers and class- mates never change. I wish for you the best in every- thing that you undertake to do, and may all the joys of life come your way. As the future citizens of our State and Nation, you have aspirations that will carry you far, and will enable you to take your rightful place in a com- plicated society. Prinennzl Snnerintenetent ,ff . n A ,pn , ,Mn 8 Si Sirnpsen Superintendent of Johnson County Public Schools As you travel along the highway of please remember the counsel, advice, instruction you have received from parents and teachers. It is the wish of all of us that you will much success and happiness in life. life , and your have . CA. 0fHcers nll ' Mrs. Shelbon Hall, secretary, and Mrs. Billy Hardee, president, work on the coming program for the P, T. A, Schocfl l6'rfard Mr. Harvey Adams, Mr. James O. Waters, Mr. Maynard Knott, Mr. Woodley Warrick, and Mr. Dewey Huggins look over school records to help improve our school. X 5 x . -f x U XJ' ! Lfj x, ,M ak X X H J X Q x N 1 iHQi'7 H113 3 5 i I a fr E! 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Club is made up of qualified mem- Old French Club members hold separate meeting at which they discuss the initiation for the incom- ing members. 9r wh 61110 Two new members dip for dimes as part of their French initiation. The French Club of 1959-60 assembled with their sponsor, Mr. John C. Fulmer. The French Club is made up of students who have taken French l or ll and who have maintained an 85 average or better The primary aim of the club is to promote a bet ter understanding of France its people and its language One of the highlights of the year is the initiation of new members The French Club holds meetings once every two weeks in school and once each month at night. s 1 ff indent -f..:ar?- if -. YE S841 COUNCIL OFFICERS: Shelton Jones, President, Dan Daley, Mary Cooper, Larry Jones 1 fy V V I y 1,1r,1 V: V, .. 1 gg- g 2 -, ,,,,, ' M X f '--' , W i, , I, , . ,J V 'Wm,,Ww f s -. 'U' is ' I 1 ,J 'Q-s 45? - ou' 4- ' za' :wi NV! 1 Vw if I 51 W Realizing the need for training in leadership and citizen- ship, the student council furnishes a fertile field for prepara- tion in government and service to the community. Through its many school projects it has made a name for itself and has done many worthwhile things for the growth of the school. The student council has co-operated in the promotion of better school spirit, fire drills, dances and general better- ment of our school under the capable leadership of their spon- sor, Mr. I. O. Waters and Shelton Jones, President. Heuueil One of the major duties of all the Student Council members is to con- duct a monthly fire drill. Hhamefer Mr. Waters talks to the mem- bers of the Student Council about plans for the coming years. y leaderehlje The annual Christmas Dance which is sponsored by the Student Council is a big event in C. H.S. life. Service l6'cfa gfllb President Sponsor WALLACE HOLLOWAY MISS SARAH RICHARDSON As shown in the Beta Club emblem, the Beta Club stands for three things: Achievement, Character, and Leadership. To become a member of the Beta Club one has to maintain an average of 90 or above. One must also show such qual- ities as character and leadership. An event which is looked forward to by all is the Beta Club Convention which is held each year in the spring. Most of the Beta members try to at tend the convention. The Beta Club works at varied projects each year to make money for the betterment of our school. Under the capable leadership of Miss Richardson and Wallace Holloway, the Club has made great progress. 1,4 f wif. ,, , 111. r- Z fl. V4. 61116 The F. H.A. Club is made up of girls who have taken Home Economics. Un- der Miss MacMillian, sponsor, the girls learn timely tips on homemaking that will be extremely useful to them in later life. The Club sponsors money making projects throughout the year in order to purchase extra materials needed in the Home Economics lab. The F. H.A. is under the leadership of these capable officers and sponsor. They are pictured making plans for this year's program. These girls practice sewing which is an art that will be useful to them in later life. 4-ff gfllb Paula Justice begins to put her 4-H training Wallace and Wade Holloway keep their to use in the home. modern dairy cooler spic and span. The 4-H Club is an organization which teaches and guides students in all fields of work. For the girls, it enables them to be better housewives, better cooks, and have better personal grooming. The boys learn more about the improvement of farming methods and crop development. Prizes and scholarships are awarded to outstanding members of the 4-H clubs each year. Safety Pafrvl The safety patrol was formed to protect the children of Clayton while they are go- ing to and from school. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Vinson, the Safety Patrol has learned traffic laws, as well as the proper methods of watching for school children dur- ing the morning and evening traffic rushes at the close of school. Mr. Vinson demonstrates the proper method of stopping cars so that children can cross the street. MR. VINSON, S ponsor The Safety Patrol puts into practice what they have learned. Two members of the Audio-Visual Club talk over the new tape recording machine. Audiv- W ual it This club meets every two weeks under the direction of Mr. Waters. The purpose of the club is to give its members a better knowledge of the school's Audio-Visual equipment. The members of the club as- sist the teachers by operating the audio- visual equipment for them. Eugene Turner puts his audio-visual train- ing to work for a faculty member. ffl fzfvs STAFF EDITOR ------------- Sylvia Snead Assistant Editor---Becky Holder Feature Editor ------ Rose Dixon News Editor ------ Jonnie Jones Class Editor --Margaret Butler Club Editor ---------- Gary Wood Sports Editors---Jackie Worlds Arlene Turner Art Editor ------------- Ed Jones Elementary Editors ------ Ruth Daughtry Carol Curley Roving Reporter--Vickie Chappel Circulation Managers Wade'Halloway d d 1 paper every six weeks The paper is enjoyed by Ti n both students and faculty. The story of the Hi-Lit ey E will be told on the next page Right thoughts her mothe' quietly opened t ped in hoping wake her, but already awake room and sat her bed Whe to her that s have to live 1 home for a litt little heart did she could think ot Ci t' ould l rls mas W MRS. AIKEN Advisor kind of home --- -- -- ri- her little gray eyes she sat down on her bed and tried in spite of her heartache, to some new members. We have started practicing Christmas songs and we hope to present l W-- Y - - f- -ss The Hi-Lites Staff, under the capable guidance, of Mrs. Aiken, publishes the Hi-Lites, our school I I 7 l . I . 1103111141111 .IFL . ' . WC ' 1' 1 1 1 TT 'I 1 1 1 rx 1' 1' 1 1 l 1 1 fi! ' I think out the things she had them in their best form in the ..-I--nu.: .-vi..-11N-vm-..gm--1-mnim-mwnsvw,-r.tm1q.nmmmHF . - ' '--H. -if---w : 'M A-'--A F- -YW Q - KlN9lIlAllKHXNllllYWl!!r7Illl!lWLHr'K'1R1lll lllYlllY Vi' W f 1 ' ' H 1 ' 'if -Q- ' x X wk X . w?2?W 'ilk , 'mu lv Wx gimp ,M 1 1 F Z W -J 47144111 fr Zz! The Industrial Arts Department of our school is truly a great asset. Under the direction of Mr. Sorrell the depart- ment has made great strides forward. A great amount of equipment is housed in the shop. Here the boys attend class and then put what they have learned to use. The boys re- ceive beneficial training from this department. Two students take tools out of the rack. After much hard work these boys finish their project. These projects will be inspected and graded by Mr. Sorrell. -i-..... .. ..,. ......,. .................wm.-s...-1--N1-.4 mm -:ne:1nuNn1mmg1 Am,mx-uuxnnmvluu Mr. Sorrell shows the boys the proper way to handle the saw. At times woodworking is a dangerous job. 1.-'nun umm I -mm .-unmum1m-m-,- I uuuummgvmmnmn- Mr Sorrell ex lains the intricacies of the wood lathe to Eddie Phillips and E D Davis The lathe is one of the most important tools in the shop The lathe is used for rounding and designing wood After work comes clean- ing up. At the end of the period the shop is swept thoroughly. A clean shop makes for better work on the part of all students as well as the machines. v 1n:1l:1unf In every course there has to be some class work. In the modern Industrial Arts classroom Mr. Sor- rell shows the boys one of the many phases in the art of woodworking. S The Senior High School Chorus, under the capable leadership of Mrs. Henderson, has made great strides this year. The chorus provides en- Mrs. Henderson checks with Marie Coats, pianist, on a selection of music for the chorus. Marie has studied music under Mr. Norveile Bryan for the past five years. 1 4 ' -4 '-H' 'J tertainment for students and people of the com- munity. The Christmas program given by the Glee Club was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Henderson, our chorus director who recently graduated from Woman's College, has been very successful in providing us with a high school chorus of which everyone if proud. Qu... 'f - .. r- - . s 1 ' , 1 , ,f A, va' s v w . ,'.., -.. V.: .. : ' ' 'Z ., f . f V? V . ,H ,- Q ,, - 'mi ' I 1 any 'I f .W 1 1 ' iid'-' '- f 1-1 LJ. 4 1 if , v na V, 1 ' . . w -M, , -- . A -, 1 K .. - 'Jr' - if . Wifi. - Ag .Hai I J , 1 V -5 s - ,, ae3 a.ffgg,,K':aegW 1 . , . . 4 ' ra ' V.. .- 1' '., M'-P f4'Z:p 1'l- it ns :rf 'iffy Q, fix' 4 F- ,Q . N112 ' ,jr1,g.mg,-5 . - 1 ., , 7,1 fA , J , 'f ,, . xh ,Q 5. Eff - 1'i'i' X- ,, 'ig' 1 - A -ig f , . ff fmxli, -, A Q ' J fi asf rg :fy , agfx , 'T' '15 .l' , qv Y A 'A'-'pf Ax, .pizzas X .V E.: V, .fa i x -V Lrg, , . v 5, . . A-gr M f is -- ,Q A F, , , 2291 .--H 5 f -. E-'H' ,, Wi' 'M' s L., ' . v, .M ,:-iw -1 ,. 1,0 .V f ,, Since the Clayton Band has been organized it has contributed a great deal to the school as well as the community. It represents the school in parades, sporting events and in daily activities. Since its beginning, only 6 years ago, the Clay- ton band has made remarkable progress. It has in- creased in number and quality since Mr. Beach came to Clayton. We have found him a capable Band Director . . . MR. DICK BEACH and invaluable leader who has inspired his students in all they have undertaken. The time and effort of the band members is often overlooked, but the hours spent diligently practicing have been rewarding. Everyone should be truly proud when they see the band step out in lively march tempo. Band Major. . . 1n GENE JUSTICE . 1 .,....f-M.M- s .s,,,,, -,M sm-t -- 4-V 317 .M , 'fr ,V - 'K V . A ,A . . ..,', .' QM -v '51 ,, Y'--fm -.' ' ,fm .nw-. f 1 wwf: 1 wga.5fr,zg,Wft 4 . 'nf V fr v,,4 I, Mfg , X LG AH- nw , . ,ri . W ,L , ,,i,fsf,M f -A . . rw-f . '- j '. . ag, A' ' ' - A I ,ga 1, ,e.' ,ftQ 1 V s- fr 'Yrs . eg -:fi i . i gf A.f.: f'6 V 12 rkgiq-N J .i..- - 'I' 'Q a t -fp 1 'Y , 5 ,,t,,, ,. A ,, 4 , , . J 5 f , .Cy - z Ta, ' of , . '- up Ur X3 H . .y - A Uylf r P-ff? ' 1'3 Q fi' V i ff rfsQ.fg:.L,f f ' A 4' 'I' S 1 1 'f if 1v ,3?' ' ,. -' ,- , fn , ,,W,,+, V '14 fn., 'I 1,11 4 , ,Q I p.. , . fa V: sp W' 'f R 73: i ,ZX , I ' . ' - sq ' f.4c qs-fb 'X 4 V ' E-if ' 'L Y ,I WT... fm, :F M17 ogram gfllb Rose Dixon, Shelton Jones, Mr. Nixon, sponsor, Jackie Worlds, CeCe1ia Dixon. W fy fwjvff Tif'y7Ufff4xf 1,5 Y gwfi,-,i9lf,','1, 'C fl N, -:wzf11 SENIORS Glimpses af '59 Clarence Davis, Claude Greene Bobby Norris, Donald Pulley, Sherwood Davis, Clarence Blackmon, Billy Parrish, Lewis Gower, Jo Ann Norris, Barbara Nappier, Tommy Gower, Pat- ricia Adams, Peggy Dupree, Gwenda Cobb, Jimmy Benson, Sandra Mercer, Earl Johnson, Lloyde Stevens, Wayne Ben- son, Judy Godwin, Frances Godwin, Patsy Knott, Shirley Matthews, Patricia Whitman, Sherrill Capps, Larry Parrish, Joyce Underwood, Carolyn Johnson, Faye Massingil, Mary Ellen Lee. C J is is C C so or Mascots are Miss Mary Helen Beachdand Master Andy Cobb Familar scenes from '59 Junior-Senior Banquet brings back wonderful memories. Two couples enjoy dancing to the music. as iii X V ww vw f., fms41,-A J, Q , f'-p i ' 1' ' wg, Qf,'f'4f2, ' wg, ' , ff, , . Q, M. V., 4 - ' I Q my .- Lge. M-'4' ufgrgygqy ., .Zi - waxy-,K J .LI f ,4 , J-'If-, .47 A - ,I Kg ff , ,- , ,Wg ,. 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Y ff 3 lam 9 1 Q s BLUE COMETS for 1959 ,WW was 4 gg 1 5' CO-CAPTAINS Co-Captains Jackie Worlds and Bobby Blackman, shown here with Coach Glenn Nixon, have exhibited fine leadership on and off the field throughout the season. Starting 51611514 'T' .r aff 'mr X V I LZ, , 'I 'Q ,g Mfg? f , f. My :V , If 4 fi A f , -, ., E, t S X X: ..., , ,. fd f ,, n . ,, f . ' f , ' I ' , Z fi' 44 Q Nl' 4 2 if gg. z i , ffl 03 , ,af ' if ' f' f 1? 5 , ' F ia... ,v ,, vx T ' ,. .4 'N-. ,V 2 f aah X R 1 4 2' f ' Vw X ,J , .L X . X X117 I . WW X kj ,frly f I fy K f X f vw 3,4 , my .f QM. , M X Danny Powell, most outstanding lineman. Parham Lassister, most outstanding back , Q r . .v f MQ .Q f 1 if Q 1 'I I ff! x. q ' 'M 'Q' W A K .e - I l VV ,, '1 he J- -f, H u ,ai 5 3 1- .wr All - I I .f 43 Iwi' Y 9' ggifs W ff v, X we , ,fgk A -. ,, --4 44 Qyqfmw it F. if Q7 A A a ,ww W ,Z AE '32 Hffhmwv, 'www 'H ax A Qk :H QW .QA-., - . ,,,. . 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NM 499 1 149-'Y Haig W-.W iw , S. , , 1.4 -yi -Adu gf, rw N 1 1 7 N-, , , , .,,,MwN.m.f.,w-'1--fu, 9' t f L 'V fs og xy ...X PM ,, xx K M .SA 1 I I 'gf' i .- 5, if , ,' V 1 4 A ' b ,A I 'V 7 3' x , J ff - . X - Q T 4 4 W, , A A me -I 1 . ,, 5 A f ESF. .K 'Q P x x- J ' f X X V ' S X fp' ' ' ' ' ' V, n ' 13 in ,,1,,A A V ff f -1' , ul, if I ! v - U4 - if 4 , 1 I ' 5 W 1 7 A MM Q, I I f A ' f 7 W 93' P 4 3? Q ' 5 V' wx 1 ' 1 mi 1' f .1 V Q ' V, 11 if ' f ' V it I A ' 4, Azi' .sz 'iv . f, E Adv ' YM . . gfff V V . 1 , iz. I , .Q 4' ,1 '1g?YxU,gi V . ,, Li' 41555 ' ,. :,,1,, ff: A ' , x ' ff? -1 -M K. M if .Ty ' ' A ang, , ..': - S925 3 4' P A ': 5' 'f t'v'55fmg5 t ii! NV A J it l x ' '- R 'fy , 1 , . , . s '1 ,iQ1iff1, ' mi, Lf-L, W ' I f' I ' tfsvcskl-25-r-a:.,.14J,. ..1 ,'qQffl1f,L.-lv-f 1 1- 1- .L-.wwf-.y. . 4 ' -. 'f xm nu x wl un I-unmrf-1', X xxnwx NJ INIAYIID .W X Uhpe .J 'Bowne 1 A x z ' 1 X 'S-' Suclie View Af 1' f 'S X 9 XH,,f' 'D axle. NE X gl E xi I X.-1 'N A' X, f ff, Q lil CeCeHa ' X 'Eff ' X fi, ,MM tw 3 P gl K f ' E 1 . N 'ic 'KX-,J uqvfl . x Delaxtwe Sue, i Cecelia Dixon and Mary Cooper try out a new Cheerleaders work hard to bring about school 5 cheer. spirit. Lfheerleaders The student body learns new cheers in order to better support our athletic teams. Pep rallies en- courage students to attend games and cheer them to victory. ' 1: L A S s OF 6 I f mass Oreo C 1. A SS UF ' 2 1 X SE S Mary Lou Adams Marie Aiken Jane Anderson Judy Avery Tommy Bagley Larry Bagwell Ronnie Ball Billy Barbour Bobby Barbour Jackie Barbour Pat Barbour Carol Ann Beard Margaret Beasley Brenda Benson Connie Benson Linda Benson Mollie Besset Tommy Blackwell Betty Jo Bledsoe Connie Broadwell Jo Ann Bunn Gary Canady Norwood Canady Monte Jean Carde Peter Champion Rayvoin Coats Thelma Coats Seventh Q' adv 'Q- f. Q X ,Q W fe 4 f ,Va-as I , fy, iw A Q 'wiv ' 'f 1 ts , .A -s A . -'J' K . f LQ' Y, Za, 1 , , . Q Y ' A Sf x. 5? X r ri - ,:f,.'za. Q . ,nf ,fr , :aiv-' s . rx.. ., -' 1 -. in ' is f ,X E 'Eli f it A ,4 gr f fa If fb! 'Q Fifi I ,. a Jimmie Dare Coletraine Janice Crowder Larry Crowder Annie Ruth Dupree Frank Batman as 'af--fi ., ' , f- f I 4 Q ,M hiv , .YK X ta Y 2'7 'UQ' dfff' A fha s,, n su A 1 Y 7030141111 ' L' in 4 K 35 3 a, , ..,,f If xi Ry -M2 RW I Carol Ellis Carol Ann Ellis Susan Ellis Sylvia Ellis Linda Faulk Glen Flowers Charles Fobes Earl Franks Dianne Garris Leamon Godwin Brookie Gordon Teresa Griffrin Jimmy Green J annette Harper Marsha Hockaday Judy Hogg Linda Hogg Carlton Jackson Darlene Jackson Emma Jean Jernigan Signa Faye Johnson Paula Justice Libby Keller Bertha Lassiter Faye Lee George Lee Glenn Lee Linda Lee Tina Lee Delores Little Joyce Markam hm S v -:al 4 W A 5. swhl we iq' ,- H 'saw' xv? K ,. , E Y if aff ' I ' , Mary Lee Massingill Elnare Mayo Thomas Medlin Arty Mercer asa v lf in y ' 13. v '!f. f . 2 f . r 1 A 3 1 , smlfuw . Q' I . . I W X .L . . ...N .. X, 1 Q. . M f . 1 ' J , 'iv ff f 'U' v X, ' a f-Eff , -,g A . 40213 ,r J , , wily? - . V A XA, , s 3 Jffziv f .s , X34 ., 1 , 7 I ly, . X .E J if as 1 34124 i W f M f J v gi ., V 4, 33 f .f . u lu r , ' N ,, f as lr' fs ! . Rommy Moore J. A. Moss Geraldine Mumford Steve Norris Howard Norton Gary Peeclin Cynthia Phillips Bobbie Pilkington Susan Pittman Patricia Price Sedric Puckett Larry Rains Walter Rasor John Robertson Edna Sealey Linda Self Loretta Smith Maxine Smith Linda Snead Ethel Spence Glen Spence Harris Spence Louise Stanley Betty Stephenson Sandra Strickland Elgie Tart Donnie Thompson Ruby Turner James Thompson Hedy Underhill Dennie Underwood Beverly Unger Tommy Wall Jane Waters Sammy Worlds ,K F ii :ai 7013, 15232 . W - X ,f , , 5 ie 5 r .aa 3 .1 sz V fs 'ft .. h , 1 ,ui-Q?' V 1L, Q ii,.L.,, , Q - - 1 1 me we ,mwf,,35i,.,5 cy tm - . y W G- Wi if it V, ., -ss ' ini-,ggi ' 1.1-H , 1 V134-v r ' Spiga xr V of ' LM'-1-Y is f, ta 1.-wffir. w'rhf 'wf f:-of H , , ,, . .qt ,-g.,---,.1-'-.-....yur-y' . r , 21-i.,:,.,: . ,D-'M' ., Hz 56 'M y, x rxrvx x I1 Ezghilz Grade Harold Adams Jackie Barbour Linda Barbour Roy Barbour Virginia Barbour Ronnie Batten Betty Biviane Lois Blakley Lucille Blackwell Tommy Blinson Glenda Brady Carolyn Brannon Brenda Bridges Jackie Brown Jimmy Butler Linda Bryant Johnny Bunn Charles Byrd Jessie Byrd Judy Canupp Billy C apps Joan Carter Jimmy Clayton Larry Coats June Coltraine Roger Coltraine Sue Creech Judy Crowder Lura Crowder Jane Daly Johnny Dixon Gary Doby Linda Dodd Charlotte Duncan Joyce Eason Fred Eatman Raeford Gulley Cathy Hare Brenda Harper Jan Hockaday Herman Johnson Linda Johnson Melvin Johnson Nelson Johnson A1 Jones Jimmy Lynch Julian Lynch Lou Massey Carol McGee Judy Moore Clarence Norton Earl Oldham my W -J , J in r' I v 4 if fb , Z1 f Q J 1 , f 4 f WW Ji f wx I 7 J' K' 'X' 'X T5 JNL as V X, Evelyn Oliver Watson O 'Neil Cline Page Joyce Parrish Patricia Parrish Charles Petit Marie Petit James Pollard David Poole Grady Poole Cornell Powers Wayne Pulley Janice Sealey Linda Shehdan Sandra Smart Frances Smith Ruth Thompson Janet Turner Dayland Underwood Charles Warrick Judy Wilder Richard Williams Robert White Jimmy Whitley Larry Wood VM fr ' 1 1 GASQP'-1-H fa ,., r it ..n ,trr 5, , , - uw . ,rr gl'6'5fll1fI6'I'I President ------------ Durwood Hargis Vice President - - - Brenda Spence ADVISOR Secretary - - - - - Darlene Suggs - - - - h . Reporter levy T 'Orme Miss Sarah Richardson Treasurer - - - - Bill O neal President -------------- Larry Jones Vice President - - - - Barbara Lee ADVISOR Secretary ---- - - Delayne Wall Treasurer - - - -Linda Smallwood Mr. Melvin Woodard Deloris Adams Thomas Allen Sylvia Hogg Martha Allsobrooks Jerry Andrews Donald Barbour Sandra Blaine Brenda Blinson Franklin Byrd Grace Capps Donald Coats Kaftie Collins I. V. Corbett Alyce Creech Charlotte Creech Kenneth Creech L. A. Creech Harold Crotts Harry Crotts Kenneth Crowder Donald Davenport Marjorie Ellis Allan Forbes Lewis Godwin Ronnie Gower .Toe Hagwood Ronnie Hall Durwood I-Iargis Josephine Harper Kay Harper Kenneth Harrelson Phyllis Hill Larry Holder Harold Holloway Frankie Johnson Patricia Johnson Mary Jane Johnson Dianne Jones Benny Jones Larry Jones Don Jones Johnny Jones Sarah Jones Barbara Lee Daylon Lynch Waylon Lynch Glenwood Marcome Elaine Massengill Cherille Mayo Charles Medlin Charles Mooneyham Jim Nappier Linda Oliver Billy O 'Neil Betty Parrish Wayne Pittman r 'Q e 9' f ff U i' 1 . 2 an lrs- ' 'egg A ' Z .ing fe M H J , irgzwff' f QU' 'IQ 91 X WS' I J g Richard Pleasant Linda Pounds Larry Parrish Bobby Phobes Betty Pilkinton Jean Pollard Faye Powell Glenda Price I im Quast Brenda Sanderford Colon Sealey Linda Smallwood Jean Snipes Brend a S pence Beth Stallings Dianne S tailings Violet Strickland Darlene Suggs Hal T alton Kenneth Tart Wade Tart Jerry Thorne Delayne Wall Fred Wall Linda Webb Carolyn Wiggins Rosa Lee Wood Carol Worlds 4- ..--................--,,- P am..- ........n-...... ,O 31 ! 21 Qi Z I , and , , gn ,wi f 'F w,Q I ,tr f ,Q Y, 1 gg, 1' 1 A' 7 ygxallf 1 f af at S 2 ,Q is f , r. ADVISOR Mr. Frank Trotman Snphomares 's..'-.. President ------ ---- L inwood Benson Vice President ---- ---- S andra Crowder Secretary ---- ---- S hirley Turner Treasurer ------ - Paulette Puckett , a2a,s6'-,lim ADVISOR Mr. John Fulrner 1 V47 'Y'N!v3UTr President --------- - - -Linda Coats Vice President - - - - - - Dennis Johnson Secretary ------ - - - - Mary Cooper Treasurer - -------- Wayne Whaley Reporters - - - - - Sudie Ellis and Joan Hill Percy Adams Carolyn Allen Tommy Ball Carolyn P. Barbour Carolyn Barbour Ronald Barbour John I. Barnes III Junior Barrentine Dwight Benson Lynwood Benson Robert Benson Herbert Blackwell James Blinson Kay Brady Jimmy Broadwell Peggy Broadwell Ray Church Charles Clemmons Linda Coats Mary Cooper Glenn Creech Sandra Crowder D an Davis I' 8 7 s i, nf A aw if l :EL M, .,.: I E, .ii ,.,. F: V Qu M I-rf? We ff ,Q jf X., ' was 'fix 5 ff. f , .ffifb f . ,f a f' Eddie Davis Bennie Dean Sudie Ellis Donnie Flowers Gail Gurley Judith Hardee Roger Harrelson Joan Hill Walter Hogg Bobby Howard Deloris Jackson Dennis Johnson Jane Johnson Curtis Jones Sue Jones Ernestine Lamm Ann Lee C. B. Marcom Kaye Massingill Hilda Moss Larry Munford Martha Ann Page Gordon Parrish S-is N-. Bobby Pearce Catherine Phillips Eddie Phillips Joyce Pittman Jimmy Pounds Sue Price Paulette Puckette Judy Pulley Billy Raines Brooks Raser Louise Reinfrow Roy Self Janet Stancil - Ray Stephenson Jimmy Strickland Pattie Sue Stephenson Allen Tew Shirley Turner Faye Wall Wayne Whaley Judson Whitley Gwen Wilkens J. , X is 4 L If yr Y ' M' ?fr 93355 'L 'W X at if juniors President . . . GEORGE KLOSTER S6C1CStary . . . BETTY G. GARVEY Vice President . . . ANNETTE PENDER Treasurer . - . MARY WATERS Advisor . . . Advisor . . . MR. HERMAN VINSON MR. GLENN NIXON AIC NANCY IO AVERY JOHN BAGLEY BERNICE BLACKMAN DELMA BLINSON SANDRA BRIDGES BOBBY CAPPS LINDA COATS MARIE COATS GARY COBB DANNY DALEY WAYNE DAVENPORT GERALDINE DAVIS CECELIA DIXON .-arms QA fb, fs. w 'Ulf M, Rx N- -MH f J. .I,,. ..,, W, , .4..... -..-............ I MARY JOYCE ELLIS BETTY GOWER GARVEY QUINCY HOCUTT PEGGY HOGG FRANCES HOWELL KENNON JACKSON TOMMY JOHNSON LINDA JONES WILLIE PAYE JONES GEORGE KLOSTER JUDY LEE JACKIE MATTHEWS JUDY MORGAN LARRY OLDHAM NANCY PARRISH EVELYN PEARCE GLENDA PEEDIN ANNETTE PENDER DANNY POWELL LUTHER PRICE, IR ANN PULLEY THURMAN ROSS JERRY SNEAD JACKIE SMITH LaCELLE STANLEY VIRGINIA STEPHENSON ' .- . - 'X K fx ans-ff' ff YHA.. Q5 ,Q I I f in. -...-....--ix--M ..:,- -......4k:-1-.. BONNIE SUGGS FRANK TEW EUGENE TURNER SANDRA TURNER FRANCES UNDERWOOD MARY UNDERHILL MARGARET WALL YATES WALL MARY ANN WATERS LORETTA WEBB BETTY WHITMAN BRUCE WOOD BOBBY WOODBURY .Z Giga N X Gita Qing as 'I- Ov G .6 'X O flly Q 24 1 , Annual faff Editor Harry Spence checks over copy sheets. Feature editors plan their section of Miss Clayton High. ix The Annual staff works hard on last shipment 'Q A - Advertising staff looks over the ads. Editor checks with advisor for the com- pletion of the yearbook. ,gr :gi WA . A fun- m-Z-ni'Z..'1 'n-wf v- fm.. ., -1-van.-o--H nuns- rgwj s. .ff ' mf- ,' 1 K Q ,H fs , , 7 Aff x ' l W V262 my, S Mb. 5 lt-Ill if J' 5,,. f X V Ayg, -on-vM4.....f..+wfM f E? 1, 'til Apprecial 2714 . . . The Annual staff appreciates the help and Miss Jackson discusses plans and achieve leadership our sponsor, Miss Jackson, has ments of our yearbook with Mr Waters given us this year. 1 Z Miss Jackson, as a senior advisor and annual spon- sor, has led our class through many trying days. As senior English teacher, Miss Jackson Shelton Jones and Billy Allsbrooks discuss points out the important sections of a plans for certain sections of our annual term paper. 1 -' L 'wfzvt va-x3.1m'm':'a1 H ' mm.-nw WW, Z y XA .1 W ms M V . W-Wm' 4, W W!! ' ' M bf, 4, -V f Wynf ' f- wxfmwwg A f J jackson is 12th President: BOBBY BLACKMAN Vice President: WALLACE HOLLOWAY Secretary: JONNIE JONES Reporter: GENE JUSTICE Lflass Ofiaars ylftacylflillaais 12th President: JACKIE WORLDS Vice President: ED JONES Secretary: BECKY HOLDER L. C. ADAMS BILLY ALLS BROOK CARR ATKINSON BETTY BEARD iw 'lwrw' BOBBY BLAC KMAN IUDY BLINSON REDGAR BOILING PEGGY BROWN lk ins MARGARET BULTER GLENN C A NADY RUBY CANADY VICKI CHAPPELL ALICE PAYE COATS RUTH DAUGHTRY ROSE DIXON BILLY DUNCAN PAT DUPREE PATSY FAULK JOHNNY GIVENS BILLY GODWIN JUDY GODWIN LaRUE GODWIN CAROL GURLEY LINWOOD I-IARGIS KATHERINE HARRELSON WILL IS HARPER BECKY HOLDER WADE HOLLOWAY WALLACE HOLLOWAY CARLTON JACKSON CURTIS JACKSON ED JONES JONNIE JONES LARRY JONES MARGARET JONES MARIE JONES MARVIN JONES SHELTON JONES GENE JUSTICE TRACEY KING PARHAM LASSITER LARKIN LITTLE JAMES MASSEY JOHN MASSEY ...gl ANN MITCHELL HUGH MYERS N-mfswddltl ELAINE NORTON BILLY PARRISH l PEGGY PARRIS H HELEN SASSER S YLVIA SNEAD BROOKS SPENCE k HARRY SPENCE C AROLYN STALLIN GS HELEN S TEPHE NSON ED S TRIC KLAND ,X WNW 1 ALICE THOMPSON ARLENE TURNER PRENTICE UNDERWOOD GENE WALL GARY WOOD JACKIE WORLDS RO BERT YOUNGBLOOD RUTH YOUNGBLOOD 1-, ' 52:2 RTIS S r, , 17 i IL Ii he-fcgr-s ' , f i,,,',',, f' ',.1,1 'rv Compliments UNION CARBIDE RESEARCH FARM Clayton, North Carolina. ag Active people , go for Coke! lil Z1 0 D1 f 69 J -Sw. of k'f'b Q I 1 1 1 1 1 1 v,-,115-if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Enjoy Coca-Cola L glm right now! we , ll ll ll ... l ,QT X l .....,....m.l.,, ll ls Highway 42 THE CAPITAL cocA-coLA Bomme coMPANY, INC Raleigh, North Carolina One lo grow on... 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North Carolina Compliments of LEADER BROTHERS Smithfield North Carolina CrR,ANTHAM'S For the Best in Men's Wear For the Man Who Cares Smithfield North Carolina, Compliments of MEDLIN'S PRINTING CO. Smithfield North Carolina SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT N HARDEE'S GULF SERVICE One Stop Service - Gulf Tires, Tubes, Accessories Gulf Kerosene, Gas and Fuel Oil Phone WA-2-6429 ' Clayton, N C H.-.. it-, 1,-I - yy U--,-..-4.,m.v ,-uv-,-,f1., -Nu-1 wan- .cu .mmnm.11-mmm. -ummm-m14. NCRWICH MILLS, INC. Clayton, N. C ell Ge 9,6 ,, 50,6 JoRnoN's it 4' oPEN AIR MARKET X ' ...hu .ij S f C Q 4- , .-,l I Civilian'N-'IiVl!E'?.M,:Ei. 'Ng'-I I H. Smithfield, N. C. i-'-'- '- ' T ' ' I Compliments of Coniljjijljglons Groceries and Meats ' A Good Place HOWARDIS I TOWLHSIHOP to Trade AMOCO A Distinctive Fashions MAX E. BARBOUR Cl t 132 M ' S . av on am t Clayton, N. c. North C:a.1'0lII.I1a I Phone Wa Clayton, North Carolina In ..-...L. ---M I Best Wishes J. G. BARBOUR AND SON Main Street Clayton North Carolina TALTON FURNITURE CO. Clayton North Carolina Compliments of S TE VENS SAUSAGE COMPANY Smithfield North Carolina Your search ends at . . Smithfield SMITHFIELD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS E' 'E - North Carolina CLAYTON SUPPLY COMPANY inf' -..,,-- Y ,.-. .. .1 ...Aw -.v...n.,-Nun: -an-ncurnu-nnw Clayton, North Carolina MEET MISS SUNBEAM GLENN COBB LIVESTOCK MADE-RITE SUNBEAM BREAD AND Y , 5 USED CARS M f Sunbeam Phone WA-2-6371 IW ff- Clayton North Carolina Goldsboro, North Carolina Compliments of STEER-INN GRILL Come See to Us Clayton, North Carolina ROBERT A, ADAMS, Manager JEWEL BOX GIFTS b Compliments of U f-Q 5 1 Q? E. J. 8. H. E. MITCHENER -' GIN . Tw Clayton, North Carolina Smithfield, North Carolina l m C ompliments of INSTITUTION FOODS COMPANY 1010 Green Street Phone TE-4-0789 Raleigh, North Carolina me Raleigh's Cameron Village Buying for 1, 700 Stores Brings You the Best and for Less Free Parking Shop Monday and Friday 'Til 9 Congratulations From A FRIEND EXTRA! GODWIN'S SUPERETTE Selma, North Carolina FAMILY BARBER SHOP I Need Your Head in My Business J. B. MITCHELL, JR. , Proprietor Clayton, N. c. 1 POUND'S PHILLIPS 66 Good S e rvic e Clayton, North Carolina Highway 70 East MASON AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR B. W. CARD, Owner Phone WA 2-7443 Zll Blanche Street Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of RAGLAND'S OPEN AIR MARKET Meats - Fruit - Vegetables Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of JONES' BARBER SHOP Hwy. 70 Clayton, North Carolina Congratulations SAVE ! From CLAYTON HOG MARKET A FRIEND BHF.W0 .H--af-'v Clayton, N. c. BEDDINGFIELD DRUG STORE CENTER DRIVE-IN Highway 70 Raleigh, North Carolina LLOYD'S DRUG STORE Garner North Carolina I E X Compliments Compliments of of IDEAL BARBER SHOP BE JOHNSON LAM Air-Conditioned PITTMAN AND CRUMPLER Raleigh Proprietors North Carolina Clayton North Carolina Leave Your Worries at ,gqgmr , SALES SERVICE Phone WA 2-6322 Clayton, North carolina TURNER'S GROCERY AND MARKET Fresh Meats I-,Qwest and Vegetables Prices Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of CENTRAL OIL AND MILLING CO. Phone WA 2-7167 Clayton, N, C, JIMMY NAPPIER GENERAL SERVICE AGENCY Insurance, Accounting, Rentals, and cfo Fertilizer Agency Clayton, North Carolina SMITHFIELD MULE COMPANY Oliver Tractors and Farm Machinery Livestock Clean Used Cars 'We Trade for Anything That Walks or Rolls Smithfield N C . I , H . . f 3 o c Anvvvmnraamfanlmmmuumm M, . ,. - ,.. , -. T. .f.. , ---- . ' ff' ' 1 - ' ' ' .- ' ' 1-' f H-'I fy ' ' - BENSON'S AMOCO Gas, Oil, Wash Hi-Way 70 East of Clayton Phone WA-2-7510 Sporting Goods WESTERN AUTO Phone WA-2-6425 JAMES W. CASH, Prop. Auto Accessories Clayton, North Carolina COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS COOPERATIVE, INC. .tm by I h X '-s - ' X . . ' ' ..... .. ...... ,' .. -.,... S 'X STV' ' C 1 ,M-.-, mi Y Q2 5, ,I Y For the Finest - Dairy Products - Milk and Cream Phone WE-4-4191 Smithfield North Carolina D 8. S MOTORS House of Chrysler Plymouth - Dodge - Chrysler - Imperial 423 South Willmington Street Raleigh, N, C, Dealer No. 1607 RED AND WHITE SUPERMARKET L. G. GODWIN, Proprietor Clayton, North Carollna Shop and Save at Your Local RED AND WHITE E. W. ELLIS AND INC. Feeds Seeds Fert1l1zer Men s and Boys' Clothes ml ,Ll e B1ggest Llttle S ore 1n Town Q.-I 41 Q HUGH AUSTIN'S Men s and Boys Wear A Trial ls All We Ask Srnithfield North Carolina CARROLL'S DEPT STORE Where Your Dollar Goes Farther Clayton, N. c. Shop at the LITTLE SHOP ou Get More for Your Buck Clayton, N. c. General Merchandlse l' ' ! J fs '21 'Q - ' Th ' ' t ' I I IIY Meet Your Friends at CIRCLE DRIVE INN The Best in Food and Service Smithfield, North Carolina LEE'S ESSO T. R. LEE - ESSO OIL CO. The Store With Real Deals Phone WA- 2- 6494 Clayton North Carolina LASALLE BEAUT Y AND GIFT SALON Phone: WA-Z-7317 Clayton, N. C. Compliments of CLAY .IEWELERS J'-f'X -- . W' Exquisite C 4' Iypxb I ' 6 .- Jewelfv Clayton, N, c, I I , kK..,.-.mr l-!! Compliments of BLINSON HEATING AND PLUMBING Clayton, North Carolina AYCO C K PROPA E Smithfield, N. C. V- ..... - 4, .- .---- - 4. - : I 4 P S 25, .. 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' -.2 iw 'QS-Q ' QQ . megan? 1Lz12Zaf,52s:2:Es:51f ,:523i5?2eff'15w- ow - 1 -.gszfwef , - if ,Q-,,sg:251g2gE5 Auburn N C W O A 'S o D RD Smc um . CITY SERVICE Compllments X f an QUPER F051 ' A Tires Wa h. g POOLE S BE UTY B . . . SHOP atteries Polishing ' U 0 Accessories Greasing Raleigh, N. C. Clayton, N. C. I- -H ..--.-.--,L-.- -.L-.....----- FOREST BARBECUE A Good Place to Eat 5 Miles East of Clayton COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BEST WISHES, SENIORS R. M. SMITH GROCERY - MARKET U.S. 70 West Your Patronage Appreciated FAY'S SANDWICH COMPANY For the Finest in Sandwiches See FAY'S SANDWICH COMPANY Smithfield, N. C . WHITLEY SPECIALTY COMPANY Candy - School Supplies - Dad's Cookies and Vanilla Wafers We are your home county specialty confectionery For the Best Insurance, See JOHN T. TALTON We Specialize in All Kinds! distributor. Thank You Let's Do Business at Home Thank You Phone Webster-4-3647 Compliments of GLENN? GROCERY TURNER VINSON GROCERY Clayton, N. C. A Friendly Place to Trade Hwy. 70 East of Clayton Compliments of CLAYTON F. C. X. SERVICE For the Best in Farm Needs Clayton, N. C. CANADY'S GROCERY Your Friendly Community Store Clayton, N. C. ,...................f:.5n1.--1:.-,.....f f---T , , SMITHFIELD HERALD WEST END SERVICE STATION Your County Newspaper Published Twice a Week Clayton A , , , North Carolina Smithfield North Carolina I Compliments of RAPER TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT BRA E DY WOR SW LL BO KS COMPANY Wendell North Carolina Zebloun North Carolina Compliments of BRASWELL SEED AND FEED COMPANY Wendell ROGER A. SMITH North Carolina Compliments Compliments of of BIG JIM GORDON H. M. COATS Q JIMMY GORDON PAINT CONTRACTOR Clayton North Carolina Interior and Exterior HEVANER - WALLACE Compliments of IMPLEMENT COMPANY SMITHFIELD WHOLESALE BUILDERS Smithfield, North Carolina SUPPLY COMPANY Smithfield, North Carolina Complete Banking Service Since 1898 Offic e s in Clayton Smithfield Garner MEMBER FEDERAI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Start a. Savings Account Now Deposits Insured Up to 510, OOO. 00 DAILY FOOD STORE Everyday Low Prices Main Street Compliments From A FRIEND OF THE SENIOR CLASS PITTMAN'S .IEWELERS Watches Diamonds and Gifts Main Street Clayton, N. C. Clayton, N. C ANNIE V'S FLOWER SHOP sf? 9.52. 4. m sian-Qymfu 121 Hinton Street Clayton, N C ' I Kvugrafulafious Seniors of I 960 b5W Q- X JWWJMM EO 1 fy? wfwfl? is 3 if S2W f f Q ik Sgsiii 60 ZW 255 ixxfgb if Q l Graduates on UNT? it , 49, -- ZZ . Pri, 'O' SEE 0 3' Qgili-54 f A A PP 4? MELVIN 1-ELL SEE y ' go? US QT 4 A TO For the AT LP: Best in All Q Exterior E. R., POOLE Painting MUSIC COMPANY CLAYTON APPLIANCE . Clayton N. C. 1 h . . COMPANY Ra elg ' N C 0 J Q , W ,N IS THE ONLY WAY TO DESCRIBE 6 THE FINE FOODS AT BYRDS GRILL P fl' If-.5 x Hwy 70 Ralelgh IENIER f' ww PRIKES SH we znafzzwm fswocffwfs LASSITERS LASSITER'S FOOD CENTER, Clayton, North Carolina 1 N-.. O'NEAL MCTOR C0. Raleigh, North Carolina F C X FARM MACHINERY SERVICE For the best in your farm machinery needs Come to See Us COCKSHUTT TRACTORS Garner, North Carolina T .. A. .. i GODWIN'S For Complete Car It Pa-YS to I Service Drug-o-matic , Economize at the Stop at DAILY F C 1 t L' OI OIIIP 6 8 1116 STORE GOWERIS of Cosmetics and AMOCO Fountain Service We Deliver Highway 70 Main Street , C1aYt0I1a N01'th Carolma Clayton, North Carolina Clayton, N. C. S I f , ' X 1 .4 5 EL 5 BARBOUR-WHITLEY DEPT. STORE SW 'IN X 7.5 4030! N' 403 E. Main Street Saw 3 Clayton, North Carolina JOHNSTON COUNTY FURNITURE ASSOCIATION BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY- - - Four Oaks, N. C. DENNING FURNITURE COMPANY- - - Smithfield, N. C. HOME FURNITURE COMPANY- - - - Smithfield, N. C. JONES BROS. ----------- - - Pine Level, N. C. MILLER FURNITURE COMPANY - - - - Benson, N. C. ROSE 8: COMPANY -------- - Benson, N. C. SELMA FURNITURE COMPANY- - - - - - Selma, N. C. TALTON, INC. ----------- - - Smithfield, N. C. G. S. TUCKER 8: COMPANY ---- - - Smithfield, N. C. HOLLAND FURNITURE COMPANY- - - - - Benson, N. C. CLAYTON OIL COMPANY Phone: WAZ-6426 203 West Main Street Clayton, North Carolina PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY EP51- OI-A 3105 Hillsboro street Rale igh, North Carolina ELMAR RESTAURANT AND GRILL 70: GOOD FOOD mf M Air Conditioned dst, I J Try Our Steaks - Chicken - Seafood f I - - I ie:-. XB Owner Curb Servlce Highway 70 -?ff3'm'V NORVELLE ELLIS Clayton, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS or W. R. PEELE COMPANY, INC. Highway 42 East Clayton, North Carolina C CLAYTON POTTERY coMPANY FOR ALL POTTERY AND SOUVENIRS Highway 70 Clayton, North Carolina DOB'S RESTAURANT SMITHFIELD MOTOR PARTS, INC. We Specialize in Charcoal Auto Parts Accessories Steaks Always Ready to Serve Truck Lane Manager Te-3-0073 BILL ROLLIS Reservation Calls Smithfield North Carolina C0mP1imentS of BURNETTE SUPPLY Save on Quality BATTEN'S RADIO at TV SERVICE Gas - Oil - Tires Accessories Clayton North Carolina Hwy. 70 Garner COY'S SEAFOODS We Strive to Please 116 O'Nei1 Street Phone: WA 2-6436 Clayton, North Carolina Complirnents CONTRACTOR of CHARLIE AIKEN For Best in Building MR. AND MRS. E B RT LGWRY Phone WA Z-6585 Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of J. L. CANADY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE A FRIEND All Kinds of Insurance Office Home Phone WA2-6469 Phone WAZ-6462 ' IT S A CLAYTON GROCERY PLEASURE! to shop 421 East Znd Street ' GULLEY's DRY Goon Phone: WA 2-6473 STORE We Deliver Everyday Clayton, N. C. 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