Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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'.1-.g- furfflflyn .1717 . lrlrvl .144 Y 'staff ' x -::-P-1, '4 . , 4-5 fY,A , - J - ,,p,-Tn 3 I-J '.-' ,J f' I nf- . , , , ,. ,,. i . f ill- lAf- Y f .L-Q .LJ-1-flyli ...ll 42555, if-f - 4 2? 'Y 51 - A i 8 ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' i ',,f- it fi er 'i' ' iffy' -' Y Y 21 ' - 715 i A i f , -'11 -'- g 'T'f- fi ' 1 ' ,-- ' ' 4 -V' -1-I -' X X ' L ffajz-fx -1-if - . , Q: Cf A , fi 1? f f N 6 ' X I X X 'Z I ' 2 , , 3 Foreword We should so live and labor in our time 1964 CLAI-IISCI-IO STAFF that what came to us as seed may go to the IJOU MASSEY Editor next generation as blossom, and what came to JANE DALY Associate Editor us as blossom may go to them as fruit. ' RONNIE BATTEN Business Manager This is what we mean by progress, PEGGY FLOWERS EARL OLDHAM I-I. W, Beecher Class Editors FRANCES SMITH LINDA BRYANT KATHY FIARE Organizations LINDA SHEHDAN BETTY BIVLANO AL JONES Activities GAIL SMITH JIMMY WHITLEY WATSON O'NEIL Sports LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Advisor Table of Contents C ampus Life Beauty Organizatlous Sports Administrauon Classes A dv ertisem ents 12 24 30 56 78 84 X Z Mzflf J it . Scratch the green rind of a sapling, or wantonly twist it in the soil, and a scarred or crooked oak will tell of the act for centuries to come. So it is with the teachings of youth, which make impressions on the mind and heart that are to last forever. The highest function of this teacher consists not so much in imparting knowledge as in stimulating the pupil in its love and pursuit. Amiel To LAWERENCE WILLIAMS Who as a teacher has done more than train minds of students by bending his energies to- wards the realization of a greater C.I-l,S,, and who, as a man, has, by his own example. influenced the characters of those students with whom he has been constantly associated: the Clahischo Staff of Nineteen Sixty-Four respectfully dedicates the seventeenth volume of the Clahischo. : a , gg ' B , L.. 3 Q wx- In the life of any institution, a complete changeover must even- tually occur when the outdated gives way IO the 1'1'1OdCf1'1 arid Vig0fOL1S. A feeling of activity and change has been in Clayton High School for several years, as thoughts and ideas have gradually emerged as tangi- ble plans. Then progress suddenly became visible, ground was broken RESS 1964 ina 1 1, 1 ...y , fu parvum K ,...-P' J..- .Q-' K ,f ...K .An , lv.. A, ' X, . 5 ' J ' i fu-w.,,w 3. 'Xn -2 v- 'T 7,517 f v RX , , ' X -4 ., . Y' , '., 4' A .-.f' , i v 'Z 'sr' .sv , in . x LW S Q-gr: 'WR ow Other things have been? are being and will be altered and im proved in order to enhance Clayt standing among American high schools. It is with this realization of the broad impact that change brings now and later that the 1964 Clahischo is dedicated to the idea of Progress 5, 3 'Wir Y aff Y' 4 ,1 V R 1 'K .HW rss, tffasw :Q . , , - 'S , I , ' ,- M .- - Q ' V ,2,.Q,,si, ,N 313: 'i..-f'A.,st-fvzw-14 iff?-rf v f fa',iVm,:f. 4.f'+:frv ,, Maw fu- F fgff' R. 'wr' . 4. 1,- +' 1 - - Mac- 'W-5frta'.,:',f sim-as -A 1 '- . 4 W. ., , , , ,. , ,ta 2 4 .- , f3,ilM,y?H ,k . fsgg 4 ,, I V , QV- ..r,,:,,:,,0h q'1-v1+-- 4-rMR74.-JT' Our new 25250, 000 expansion A 1.55 'K QBe1owJ Four modern kitchen units now en- hance our home economics department. Now. what was my number? e - ,lik , -Q' Y A 'S J x 6,4- M W . A 2 ,if ihxf, 2, 4 1 bl li K' 3 I I f I !l iii 1 1 '1 IP my fan mw- RS 9- - fq,5sl5 I 5 . . Sv LK: i K a is Campus Life 'Y , -+ Q Campus life is the sum of experi- ences of the Clayton High School Student. It signifies the routine, the unusual, the exciting - it is the story of one day, one week, one year, repeated over the four year span of high school. Within this time personali-ties are being developed and explored. It is not one phase aloneg instead, it is the intermingling of all in one vast memory. R N-. 1 s BR- -R- -R- -RING Time ja for ' morning 5 classes W e, 1 i .. 2 1 ei ww ...-ww-.um-we Mk- www ' f Q 7 , ,V V ' 2' Q , ,f 3 7 b 5 5 ,w U7 ZZ! Rmb Y: www .N X-A Sf Z f 1 s .-aww.. Nw X N :X 4 , E' f lg Me thought I heard a voice cry Sleep no more! fu... f Y -f ,Q W-f..., , N f qw-, . . 4 'V ' ,, -Y ,,.,M H ,, -FM, Expiration Desperation Exhausuon AM E Z Only a freshman would come to school when it snows. l Be sure to take notes, we're having a pop tomorrow. l X I could've danced all night 2. SWEET DREAMS'??'? all ' ff' Oh foot, they 're all alike. It is 14516555114 Exams are over, Hallelujah!!! 'WW 1 gf 7 . kiwi 's, Our Blue Comets are the best in the state! Henry, Pull your self together! J + Beauty V1 W -L ,TV ,LV V V-vi J W-nw 1, W W4-,, '37- mu... Q 1 1 Mike Renerie crowns Paula Justice Miss Clahischo 1964! The Queen of the 1964 Clahischo, Paula Justice, was chosen from a field of ten contestants on the basis of talent and beauty. Hard work and stiff competition set the pace for this tense pageant. Runners-up Peggy Flowers, Linda Mitchiner, Betty Jo Bledsoe, and Sandra Ferrell made the judges decision difficult. Mike Renerie from the WKIX radio station was the emcee for this occasion. Queen Paula began her reign at the Queen's Ball held after the Miss Clahischo Pageant. Quee n Paula reigns X Surprise! ! ! PAULA IUSTICE Miss Clahischo 1964 FRANCES SMITH Homecoming Queen 1963 Homecomi Hg 116611 Frances is crowned Homecoming Queen by Cherille Mayo. 1963 HOMECOMING COURT - left to right: Betty Jo Bledsoe, Kathy Hare, Judy Moore, Bonnie Ellis, Susan Pittman, Frances Smith, Brookie Gordon, Paula Justice, Eleanor Mayo, Gayle Blinson, and Alana Eason. Urganizations 1 w 3 I tudent 4 r i l N l v l l Clayton High School's Student Council has, as l in past years, done a fine job in the development and , upkeep of excellent school standards. Of course the new high school has added to and paced the interest and pride of the students. Many assemblies are backed by the Student I Council. A major function of the governmental council is the selection of the student and teacher of each month. From the nine students who are I chosen, the most outstanding is constantly stressed l by the council and our principal, Mr. James Waters. These Committees of inspection and cleanliness help to maintain the attractiveness of our school. The Student Council, in its ambition, offers constructive leadership and government for the entire student body. RON NIE BA TT EN President BRQQKIE GORDQN BILLY BARNES RICKY O'NEAL Vice President Secretary Treasurer Council MR. WATERS Advisor Tension rises among students as the ballots fall. '59 COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES L-R: Ricky Boyette, Karen Jackson, Hal White, Elizabeth Bagley, Roy White, Nancy Hall, Betty Jo Bledsoe, Peter Champion, Dianne Wall, Phillip Wood, and Linda Langdon. for 7, , at inf if HP 4o:R5 WT' sw: kg'-QD i-s2',1'5 mug ge Tr-4-wfb :fm :jr--:JI Www Sega 'JO E II! N CHARACYEF we CD FP QD C3 l-I S C' ,X ,7 Tim Boyette Glenda Brady Cary Carroll Phil Crabtree Jane Daly Alana Eason Sylvia Ellis Peggy Flowers Brookie Gordon Teresa Griffin Kathy Hare Al Jones Ann Jones Linda Langdon Bertha Lassiter Dolores Little Lou Massey John Robertson Gail Smith Officers of the Beta Club LOU MASSEY - - - President AL JONES - - - Vice President BROOKIE GORDON - - - Secretary GAIL SMITH - - - Treasurer LAWRENCE WILLIAMS - - - - Advisor ,411 , 1. Beta Convention or Bustl if V Glenda Brady boosts Cake sales I 3 5 Future Homemakers of merica Marie Aiken Jane Anderson Linda Bagwell Charlene Barbour Pat Barbour Sylvia Barnes Brenda Benson Connie Benson Linda Benson Wanda Bland Betty Jo Bledsoe Marie Broadwell Jackie Brown Judy Brown Monte Carde Janie Chappell Janice Crowder Connie Crumpler Jane Daly Cornelia Daniels Veronica Daniels Pat Duncan Judy Dupree Alana Eason Bonnie Ellis Carol Ann Ellis Peggy Flowers Charlotte Givens Towards New Horizons Pat Glover Susie Gower Kathy Hare Susan Harrison Marsha I-Iockaday Judy Hogg Phyllis House Karen Jackson Betty Johnson Signa Johnson Ann Jones Betty Jones La Rue Jones Linda Langdon Bertha Lassiter Lou Massy Donna McDowell Clorie Mills Judy Moore Hazel Parrish Betty Peele Gwen Peele Vickie Peele Frankie Penny Bonnie Pittman Delores Pollard Gayle Pollard Tandra Rook Gail Smith Frances Smith Dianne Spence Barbara Starling Faye Tester Mary Tripplett Ann Tucker Janet Turner Frances Tuttle Teresa Underwood Judy Whitley Brenda Wilkins Barbara Wood fl, x fl. The Future I-lomemakers of America is an or- ganization for girls that have taken or are taking one unit of Home Economics. F. H. A. leads girls to become better all around persons in their school, home, and community life. It also prepares young girls to become good homemakers for the future. Some F. H. A. activities include making money to send a representative to the National F. H. A. con- vention. Some of this money is earned by sponsoring an annual spaghetti supper, some by a Junior Miss contest, and some is donated by local clubs and organizations. This year a Mother Daughter Tour and a trip to the County Home for the aging have been planned. Jane Anderson, FI-IAer of the year 1963. Linda Mitchiner is crowned the first Miss Junior Miss. Runners up are: Karen Jackson, Becky Flowers, and Debbie Peele. Clayton host 1200 F. H. A. ers at Judy Dupree and Janet Turner mail provisions package District IV rally. to needy persons in the Congo. EARL OLDHAM Vice President - 1 GAIL SMITH X Presrdem X , 5 .jf ,,,' C 5' ' V r ga A i MRS. ATWATER Vi, ! Advisor ANNETTE BARHAM ' J-in q vAv q. Secretary SYLVIA ELLIS Treasurer mx C ww' C. C 'T C LINDA SHEI-IDAN Program Chairman Mf'p SCIENCE CLUB Recognizing the scientific minded individual in the high school is the objective of the Science Club. Newly organized since last year, it provides an oppor- tunity for the students who wish to excel in science. The club arranged a Science Fair in the spring of 1963 which presented worthwhile projects depicting various methods of experimentation. In order to acquire membership in the club one must be enrolled in a science course and enter a project in the yearly fair. During the year a number of doctors, professors, and others interested in the scientific field have pre- sented informative programs to the members. The Science Club has aroused an interest in science among our students. 1963 Science Fair HM QUAST First place winner in physical science division. The 1963 Clayton High School Science Fair was held at the Clayton High Gym in the first week of March. There were approximately 90 projects and exhibits entered. All projects were classified as either biological or physical. Judges for the fair were Dr. Yarboro, Dr. Speas, Dr. Y. A. Taylor, and Mr. A, J. Abdalla. In the biological division, Ronnie Batten won lst place, Jim Nappier, 2nd place and Betty Biviano, 3rd place. The winners in the physical division were Jim Quast, lst place, Billy O'Nei1, 2nd place, and Fred Eatman third. I-Ii h School Chorus MRS. PI-IYLLIS LINER, DIRECTOR L-R, FIRST ROW: John Robertson, Earl ACCOMPANISTS, Sandra Ferrell and , Jane Anderson Johnson, Billy Barnes, Phil Crabtree, Jane Anderson, Annette Barham, Sylvia Ellis, Brookie Gordon, Nancy Hall, Ruth Talton, Susie Pittman, Mrs. Liner. SEC- L-R: President, Earl Oldhamg Vice President, Karlton Jacksong Secretary, Ann Jones Librarians, Sylvia Ellis, Bill Lancaster, and Earl Johnson J I OND ROW: Bill Lancaster, Norwood Canady, Al Jones, Bucky Wall, Ann Jones, Gayle Blinson, Dianne Wall, Alana Eason, Sandra Canady, Janice Crowder, Frances Smith, Vickie Lambert, and Betty Jo Par- rish. THIRD ROW: Ricky Hogg, Earl Oldham, Fred Eatman, Karlton Jackson, Archie Sasser, Sandra Ferrell, Marcia Coats, Cindy Phillips, Linda Tripplett, Signa Johnson, Carol Beard, Karen Jackson, and Elizabeth Bagley. MR. I. W. BAILEY, DIRECTOR U X W L L-R: Treasurer, Billy Barnesg President, Ronnie Batteng Secretary, Eleanor Mayog Vice President, Fred Eatman 1 X X 45 Everybody hold it! Junior Band Maj orettes Janice Crowder, Eleanor Mayo, Linda Lee, Linda Tripplet, Carol Beard, Gail Smith, and Pat Duncan K - ww ,A an 5 ,..,. r , X ,f a W H 1 X r-1 XJ Agia, CO-HEAD CO-HEAD Janice Crowder Eleanor Mayo Future Teachers of America ADVISOR Mrs. Jill Whitaker PRESIDENT: Linda Langdon VICE PRESIDENT: Linda Shehdan SECRETARY: Judy Avery TREASURER: Marie Aiken 7-Vi' ,f L-R, FIRST ROW: Marie Aiken, Linda Langdon, Linda Shehdan, and Judy Avery. SECOND ROW: Linda Benson, Marsha I-Iockaday, Connie Benson, Bertha Lassiter, Teresa Griffin, Beverly Gower, June Bennett, Teresa Vinson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Whitaker, Glenda Brady, Jane Anderson, Sandra Ferrell, Mike John- son, Alana Eason, Janice Crowder, and Brookie Gordon. Linda Shehdan and Linda Langdon help with office procedure for their club. The door is open to prospective teachers. The Future Teachers of America is a club de- signed to fulfill the student's desire of becoming a teacher. To acquire membership in this club one must have a scholastic average of 85, a good charac ISI. and the desire to become a teacher. Some of this year's projects for the F. T. A. were giving food baskets for needy families in our vicinity at Christmas, sponsoring a sock-hop, and presenting a donation to the school. Monogram Club Annette Barham Betty Jo Bledsoe Gayle Blinson Gary Canady Monte Carde Jane Daly Johnny Dixon Alana Eason Bonnie Ellis Peggy Flowers Ben Gordon Kathy Hare James Hicks Karlton Jackson Signa Johnson Al Jones Ann Jones Paula Justice Eleanor Mayo Earl Oldham Watson O'Neil Pat Parrish Susan Pittman Sue Pulley John Robertson Harris Spence Dianne Wall Jimmy Whitley The Monogram Club is composed of those students who have been awarded a school letter for partici- pation in varsity athletics. The main objective of the Monogram Club is to promote athletics as an extracurricular activity available to all students at Clayton High School. The club also promotes the values of good sportsmanship and active participation through its many and varied activities which include: The presentation of three assemblies, giving awards to deserving participants of athletics, awarding trophies to particularly outstanding students in foot- ball, giving the honor of Player of the Year to one person who is voted upon by all members of the Monogram Club, and taking complete charge of the annual Homecoming Dance. an I D S-4 1, Patricia Parrish Secretary Jimmy Whitley Vice Presidentg and Dianne Wall, Treasurer. Sl CONCESSION STAND WORKERS: Annette Barham, Ann Jones, Dianne Wall, Eleanor Mayo, Brookie Gordon, Mike Johnson, Marsha Hockaday, Linda Ben son, Monte Carde, Judy Hogg, Norwood Canady In Appreciation L-R: Mrs. Creech, Dorothy Williams, Flora McLean, and Carrie Mae Hodges. 5 j.,. ' Z. .Q ,Vwgj L-R: Mike Mulhollem, Gerry Canady, Wayne Evans, JANITORS Cary Carroll, Jim Painter, Phillip Wood, Wayne John Allen Pulley, and Ronnie Batten. Mr. Crabtree 53 lahiseho Annual Staff EDITOR Lou Massey ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jane Daly BUSINESS MA NA GER Ronnie Batten SPORTS EDITORS Jimmy Whitley, Watson O'Neil, and Gail Smith CLASS EDITORS Peggy Flowers and Earl Oldham ACTIVITIES EDITORS Linda Shehdan, Al Jones, and Betty Biviano ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS Kathy Hare, Frances Smith, and Linda Langdon P Sports 57 GLEN N NIX ON Football The Blue Comets, coached by Glenn Nixon and Roger Penland, played great football and ran up a 6-3-1 record during the '63 grid season. The Comets earned a tie for 4th position in the Capital Area Conference. Al Jones fAll Countyy, Earl Oldham QAll Countyy, James Hicks fAll Conferencej, and Johnny Dixon Q All Conference, All Eastj, the four senior captains, all played greatly as can be seen by their awards to help the Blue and White cause. Here is a review of the season: Clayton opened the season with a non-conference tilt with Wen- dell, there. It was the Blue Comets all the way with Al Jones starting the scoring with a safety. Earl Oldham, Ronnie Pittman and Glen Spence added the other points as Clayton swept by Wendell 22-0. Ronnie Bull Pittman led Clayton to a 6-6 tie with the pre-sea- son conference favorite, earned, the following week. Well, beating Smithfield at home is just about as hard as trying to do the Yankees the same injustice, and the Clayton boys found that out. Connie Branch scored both of Smithfield's touchdowns in their win 12-0. Coach ..,a f 'V , 'Sw 'H' 1, A 2 ti Q-,K - . . , A I l 'LIL fi? FIRST ROW: Andy Pleasants, Asst. Mgr., James Waters, Danny Jones, Norwood Canady, Ricky Hogg, Mike Pleasants, Roy White, Jimmy Hardy, Glen Spence, SECOND ROW: Allen Weeks, Trainer, Jimmy Green, Ray Bunn, Al Jones, Harris Spence, Mike Johnson, Chris Markerson, Tommy Carroll, Karlton Jackson, BACK ROW: Glen Nixon, Coach, Joel Hicks, Mgr.g Earl Oldham, Larry Crowder, Johnny Dixon, Aubrey Bunn, Gary Canady, Ben Gordon, James Hicks, Billy Britt. Startin Eleven 4 Q43 ks-33.5 ,M--, Q' ty, t . A The following Friday at Apex, the Clayton Comets rolled up 279 yards total rushing in another victory, 19-6. Ronnie Pittman sprinted for 113 of these and a touchdown. Ronnie Pittman scored twice and Harris Spence raced for 104 yards in the Blue Comet homecoming stomp over Wake Forest, 24-19. Harris and Karlton Jackson added the other points. High posted Cary had to make a comeback before they could win over the Comets 19-14. Pittman had led the Comets to a 14-0 half-time lead. Pittman and Spence each scored twice in 31-20 Comet win over Fuquay. The Millbrook game here was, as an area news- paper put it, an. early birthday present for head coach Nixon. Even though Ronnie Pittman was lost this season early in the game, the Blue Comets put on a great show and beat the undefeated Wildcats by a score of 13-7. And again down at Selma, the boys won by out- swimming the Yellow Jackets. Clayton's Tiny White scored on the first play from scrimmage as he scamp- ered around right end for 60 yards. Final score: 27-13. In final game of the '63 season, Benson Got the Bucket, as they snibed us 21-19. Karlton Jackson scored what would have been the winning touchdown on a reverse strike, but the t-d was called back be- cause of a penalty. After Ronnie Pittman's injury in the Millbrook game, Harris Spence took over the show for the rest of the season. He ended the Blue Comet season with a total of more than 1,000 yards. Johnny Dixon, the greatest lineman ever at Clayton teamed with' Bug for great preformance. Muskrat Rambler, Billy Barnes 59 Comets' Ronnie Pittman picks up more yardage. 'mai' -if Clayton Clayton Wendell Garnet JOHNNY DIXON All East Co Captain Clayton Smithfield Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Apex Wake Forest ------ Cary----------- ------ Fuquay--------- ------- Millbrook-------- ------ Se1ma---------- ------ Benson--------- Comet runner finds going a little rough. JAMES HICKS All-Conference Co-Captain AL JONES All-County Co-Captain I can't fight it EARL OLDHAM A11-County Co-Captain A K -nuff' nw A.: HARRIS SPENCE A11 Conference V. Football qrw L-Rg Terry Barbour, Chuck Barden, Roger Benson, Phil Bledsoe, Gary Bunn, Kenneth Canady Donald Eason David Hickman, Jimmy Hicks, Donnie Hogg, Charlie Jones, Chris Markenson, Edward Pilkington Alvin Phillips Sammy Pittmen, David Stewart, Richard Talton, Danny Thorne, Chuck Webster, Dicky Woodard Keith Ferrell I i , , , , X DON ALLEN Co-Captain Ki M - fv -rv f 5, ,A N., Coach Roger Penland DANNY JONES Co-Captain Coach Glenn Nixon and Co-Captains Mike Pleasants and Roy White. ,I.V. Basketball L-R, FRONT ROW: Ricky Boyette, Richard Crowder, Van Garris, Buster Benson, Joe Hardee, Lane Adams, and Phil Bledsoe, SECOND ROW: Coach Glenn Nixon, Mike Pleasants, Ronnie Crumpler, Dicky Woodard, Ronnie Pittman, Linwood Hogg, Roy White, Archie Sasser, Johnny Hogg, and Roger Benson. L-R, FRONT ROW: Glen Spence. Fred Eatman, Jimmy Whitley, James I-licks, Watson O'Neil BACK ROW Allan Weeks fManagerp, Joel I-licks QManagerJ, Arty Mercer, Harris Spence, Earl Franks, Aubrey Bunn Billy Barnes, Earl Johnson, Bill Lancaster, and Coach Roger Penland. Coach Penland and Captain Jimmy Whitley Clayton Clayton ----- Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton 1963-64 RECORD 57 Selma- - - 55 Apex ---- 36 Massey Hill 51 Fuquay- - - 47 Smithfield- 32 Millbrook- 4O Wake Forest 58 Benson- - - 64 Garner- - - 49 Selma- - 34 Cary ---- 46 Knightdale- 5O Apex ---- 49 Fuquay- - - 55 Benson- - - 50 Millbrook- - 52 Wake Forest 66 Smithfield- 'i can 1,- Q wa ?.L.w 1 aim.:- inf H .,,. Q ,f . Mau., M i xi 2: ,., mmol: E if 'e'f jj-,Q , i 66 The boy S on the bench look on anxiously. O'Nei1 goes high for two more. COACH ROGER PENLA ND QLeftJ Harris Spence looks on as teammate shoots. fRightj Hicks waits eagerly for re- bound. Basketball With the athletic program in full swing, many people had their doubts about the 1963-64 basketball team. Several lettermen from last year's team were returning, but no one player was expected to be a standout. This Comet team worked well to- gether and started the season off with an easy victory over Selma to give Coach Penland his first win. After dropping two in a row, the Comets bounced back to upset the highly ranked Smith- field team 47-37. As the season progressed the Comets looked as if they would have a good season, but the under- rated Garner team started the Comet slide. 67 SCOREKEEPERS: Girls, Ann Jones: Boys, Phillip Wood. GIRLS' MANAGER AND STATISTICIANS: L-R, Gail Smith, Sigma Johnson, Ruth Talton, and Annette Barham. BOYS' MANAGER AND STATISTICIANS: L-R, Tim Boyette, Allen Weeks, Joel I-licks, Billy Barnes Peter Champion, Mike Mulhollem, Jim Painter, and Mike Pleasant. if FIRST ROW: L-R, Linda Lee, Sue Pulley, Patricia Parrish, Brookie Gordon, Charlene Barbour, Sylvia Ellis, Jackie Gordon, Sylvia Vinson, Teresa Vinson, Sandra Ferrell, Eleanor Mayo, Linda Bagwell Betty Sue Bunn, and Coach Barbour. MR. JIMMY BARBOU R Coach Clayton Clayton ---- Clayton Clayton Clayton Clay ton Clayton ---- Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton 1963-64 RECORD 17 Selma- - - 13 Apex ---- 18 Massey Hill- 16 Fuquay- - - 13 Smithfield- 31 Millbrook- - 27 Wake Forest 20 Benson- - - 37 Garner- - - 16 Selma- - - 24 Cary ---- 23 Knightdale- 2l Apex- - - 22 Fuquay- - 34 Benson- - - 28 Millbrook- - 32 Wake Forest 21 Smithfield- Fight'em Comets Fight'em 9 5--?17'fN It could have been worse. Captain - PATRICIA PARRISH Ah-ah-ah-ow-ow-ow-oo! Sue Pulley shows the ball handling ability which made her one of the out- standing sophomores in the Capital Area Conference. Patricia Parrish reaches for easy rebound against Fuquay. ti What, me worried? Get that ball! Sue Pulley hits So' I fouled Out! two for the Comets C eerleaders With a swirl of blue skirts and a resounding Give me a C, the cheerleaders helped inspire Clayton football and basketball teams. Composed of nine regulars and two alternates, the squad gets hoarse at all the home and out-of-town games. Comet sup- porters are directed by head cheerleader Kathy Hare. Each spring, the quietness of the school is temporarily interrupted by shrill voices, as girls compete for the positions on the squad. From these candidates a committee of teachers and coaches chooses nine regular cheerleaders. These girls sponsor pep rallies and the sale of victory ribbons to arouse school spirit. GEORGE HODGES L-R, FIRST ROW: Linda Mitchiner Paula Justice Kathy Hare Bonnie Ellis and Betty Jo Bledsoe. SECOND ROW Jane Daly Susie Pittman Gayle Blinson Advisor Peggy Flowers, Marsha Coates and Alana Eason Go, you Blue Cometsg Fight on for our fame. With our colors flying We will cheer you all the time. Rah! Rah! Rah! Go, you Blue Cometsg Fight for victory! Spread far the fame of our fair name Go, you Comets, win that game. y vw ,, V, V, Mg, A .f v. ff ani is TRACK TEAM L-R, Ronnie Pittman, Arty Mercer, Mike Johnson, Peter Champion, Jimmy Whitley, Glen Spence, Aubrey Bunn, Mike Pleasants, Roy White, James Waters, and Joel Hicks. Heave Ho - Down Records G0 Although last year's track team did not fare too well in the win column, the Comets put on a very successful first year's try. The 1964 team looks as if it may have a successful year, although it will be without the services of high-jumper Harold Holloway and pole-vaulter Billy O'Nei1. Returning to this years' team is Jimmy Whitley who set the conference 880 record at 2 minutes, 5 seconds last year and then bettered that by 3 seconds. Also back are shot-putter Ronnie Pittman and miler Joel Hicks. 74 -s s 3 9 ' ' 3 5 s 880 Yard Dash .TIMMY WHITLEY l ,,. l s Shot-Put Discus RONNIE PITTMAN AUBREY BUNN Baseball GLEN NIXON Coach A1 Jones scores for the Comets. WINSTON WIGGINS Coach For it's ONE . . . TWO . . . THREE .s.....l Catcher Johnny Dixon watches as opponent hits. Glen Spence takes a hard cut at the ball Team looks at action at plate. Administration , 4 44 V ff? ' ' in '? 'Wb. , Us , -,W ,. -1 Q Ny yr 4.1 Q ifvz 'b fklfiv - my ' 7 ,f L 1' ,,,,- .. 'rbi f xx. f 1 A X 1 A f 1 wi .. . , 74 5 Q , 5 ,K C f f if S 9 , ,f ' Q , 'gig 5 gf ' A .3 4 1 Q Dedicated to the field of education, Mr. J. O. Waters accepted the position as principal of Clayton High School in 1950. Under his energetic and resourceful leader ship the school's educational program has been greatly developed. Mr. Simpson, Johnston County Superintendent, and the Clayton School Committee have worked untiringly with Mr. Waters to bring into reality our long needed new high school building. For many years to come the stu dents of Clayton will benefit from their leadership and guidance. W 1 Sys '- L52 l 1'5,f?X J 'Citi , tif. if M55 A. ,X MR. JAMES O. WATERS Principal Our school secretary, Mrs. Winfred Sorrell, performs many duties, one of y which is cashier for the school lunchroom.l MR. E. S. SIMPSON Superintendent of Johnston County Schools r I -W' , 1 V L. n i -ll a l i llilllli l CLAYTON SCHOOL COM MITT EE QL. to R.JMr. Dewey Huggins, Mr. Milton Riddell, Mr. Ed Johnson, Mr. John Talron, Jr., Mr. Cooper Starling, and Mr. James Waters. l l P. T. A. OFFICERS Mrs. Jimmy Barnes, Secretaryg Mrs. Charlie Aiken, Treasurer, Mr Shelbon Hall, Vice President, and Mrs. Duane Poole, President. Nw' LAWRENCE WILLIAMS IILL GREENE WHITAKER DORIS E. DILLINGHAM English English English, French B.S., M.A. A.B. B.S. East Carolina College University of N. C. East Carolina College SARAH Y. ATWATER GERALD C. TOLER Science Science, Geography B. S. B. S. University of N. C. East Carolina College PEGGY MOORE TROY Sl-IOOK Mathematics Civics, Math B. A. A. B. University of N.C. Lenoir Rhyne 82 l GLENN R. NIXON History, Physical Ed . A.B. N.C. State W. A. SORRELL HERMAN C. VINSON I. N. BRYAN Industrial Arts U. S. History, Guidance aPiHffU B.S. B.S.. M.A. East Carolina College East Carolina College ROGER G. PENLAND Sociology, Phy. Ed. A. B. University of N. C, FRANCES B. PARNELL FRANCES O. AIKEN Home Economics Commercial B. S. B. S. East Carolina College Middle Tenn. State 83 Classes 1:1 .1 H ,,4r Classes Junior High Freshmen. . Sophomores Juniors .... Seniors. . . .87 .93 .99 109 122 - W Junior High Terry Barbour Wayne Barbour Chuck Barden joey Barnes Susan Barnes Tom Barnes Eddie Barrentine Larry Barrentine Kay Basham Raymond Basham Jo Ann Batten Carl Benson Jeri Benson Jerry Benson Susan Biviano Michael Bland Margaret Blinson Gary Boling fluf- Billy Aiken Martha Allen Dean Amos Pat Andrews Jenny Bagwell Miggie Bagwell Roger Barber Brenda Barbour Emmett Barbour Gail Barbour Ronnie Barbour Sue Barbour .. 5 af av I WNV , X s s. ,B , ,. ., .K,,,.. 855. ., A XZ aa-H, Q wont 'QNL :' 'QQ ' X nf , B nw :ex : :ix 224 'fi'-'-' ' Edith Brady Betty Lou Britt Bruce Bunn Herbie Bunn Sarah Butler Larry Byrd Jean Canady Kennth Canady Mary Capps Wayne Capps Truman Carroll Donna Carter John Champion Carolyn Clemmons Joy Clemmons Donna Coggins Betty Jane Cooper Sue Creech Kathy Creech Jerry Crocker Cynthia Crowder Eva Crowder Karen Crowder Richard Crowder iw 5 55 rl Becky Flowers Pat Forbes Glenn Ford Jackie Ford Jean Franks Gearldine Godwin Linda Gail Godwin Kathy Green Gerald Grimes Ricky Grimes Suzette Grimes James Hall , .f -', - f , W Wayne Dale Cameron Daniels Albert Denning Linda Driver Brian Earp Johnny Earp Lloyd Earp Donald Eason Kenneth Eatman Sandra Edgerton Keith Ellen Kleber Ellis Pamela Ellis Robert Ellis Tommy Ellis Neil Evans Alan Ferrell Rose Ferrell Raymond Henry Minnie Hill Donnie Hogg Linda Hogg Ray Hogg Linda Holder Ray Hunt Anne Isenhower David Jarman Alice Johnson Billy Faye Johnson Bobby Johnson Dwaine Johnson Gary Johnson Jimmy Johnson Ricky Vann Johnson Pam Johnson Charles Jones pf! gag 90 Suzanne Hall Peggy Hall Sue Hamm Donna Hardee Johnny Harper Linda Harrison Yvonne Harrison Bruce Harvell Brenda Heath Gaylene Heath Margaret Heath Paulette Heath tri.-y:Q:rg.t:4:gg-.M if' tw,- Q - 'X I',,?'v Ni' ' fx- sf qw.. W9 my. , Z 52 1 ,K w f .if fm f f 4 f Dorothy Jones Janet Jones Madelyn Jones Ann Keller Jennifer Knott Jane Lancaster Phyllis Langdon Debbie Lee Fred Lee John Lee Linda Lee Shelia Lee Pam Lipscomb Charles Lowery Michael McCOrmic Marie McGee Ronnie Massengill Curtis Matthews Van Medlin Tilly Moore Jean Morris Jimmy Morris Carolyn Moss Kay Murphy agp. arg' Z S918- 4' lk i , -W we A 5, A ' 1 'jr 0 ff V if M . , ff C 44 4 nf ..4r. , ,X , -4 L , . ' is 'F . , 5' ' ff '42 ' -+-if V L .avgray ,a..g,, rl I yff121'a+131a- ' , fi :Zf 1::6i: e- ,sr v Mark Pleasants Deborah Pollard Debra Pollard Dennie Pollard Dawn Poole Kenneth Poole Ronald Pounds Debra Ragland Frank Raper Billy Raynor Jan Richendollar Terry Richendollar ' 'S 1 Xb f . 53: Q' ,ra at w 2 - 5' ,, Asa 'A 4' .f vmfxsc z 'Wir ,- A. Freddie Nelson Cathy Norris Hilda Oldham Ann Oliver Charles Parrish H. M. Parrish Larry Parrish Jimmy Pearson Debbie Peele Mary Beth Pender Joan Penny Alvin Phillips Douglas Phillips Sammy Pittman Sandra Pittman Scarlet Pittman Andy Pleasant Donna Pleasants 9I '2'2 John Stutts June Talton Mary Talton Debbie Tart Ailene Taylor ff ,Q Sharon Strickland J 'ii John Taylor Danny Thorne Ronnie Truelove Sue Tucker Charlotte Turner John Tuttle Bill Underhill Bonnie Wall Deborah Wall Greg Wall Pam Wall Peggy Wall 92 Percy Sasser Ann Lou Sealy Peggy Shehdan David Sorrell Bobby Spence Deborah Spence Shirley Spence Donna Stallings Linda Stallings Terry Stanley David Stewart Alice Strickland Steve Warrick Chuck Webster Jo Ann Whitley Claire Williams Dianne Wood Joyce Woodell Freshmen PW' WW R OFFICERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS i,. W7 ' .' c K a 1 ti .irwftfsx if ,ww . X: , Ai-5, 55,9 ,,. ii',1SS'!H .f 5h:3:2gfe ' -'WM 'ii ,wifi '. 'iii-Skiing? -i A , , lliiiimu. .M--- - 'M Left to Right: Betsy Lambert, President, Ricky O'Neal, Vice President, Teresa Vinson, Secretaryg and Lane Adams, Treasurer. A freshman at C.H. S. displays hesitant eagerness, makes the same mistakes, and is just as uncertain as the many who have gone before. To a freshman, high school life is sometimes new and different. He finds, however, friendly faces, teachers eager to help, courses easier than expected, and of course, that long-awaited study hall. All isn't play! Good grades suddenly take a new meaning. .One learns to cram exams, and studying past eleven o'clock becomes common to meet more difficult s academic demands. Eventually the seasons change and a sophomore arises. for Lane Adams Don Allen Janice Anderson Judy Anderson Mary Auton Charlene Barbour Danny Barbour Joe Barnes Sylvia Barnes June Bennett Brenda Benson Buster Benson C ass of 1967 Margaret Benson Roger Benson Myrtle Bissette Phil Bledsoe Donnie Boyette Larry Boyette Ricky Boyette Jerry Broadwell Gary Bunn Roy Butler Linda Carrall Janie Chappell Ronald Churchwell Eugene Creech Judy Creech 'Vcrry Crocker Connie Crumpler Ronnie Crumpler Cornelia Daniels Veronica Daniels Pat Duncan Jerry Dupree Craig Edgerton Betsy Ellis Douglas Ellis Van Garris Beverly Gower Susie Gower Eddy Green Edith Green Susan Harrison David Hickman Jimmy Hicks Johnny Hogg Linwood Hogg Phyllis House xx of 1967 Karen Jackson Wilma Jernigan Betty Johnson Betty Jones Danny Jones La Rue Jones Betsy Lambert Jack Lee Donna McDowell Pat McGee Chris Markerson Clorie Mills 'wx if 9 ' Q 11. 5? K 'P - ,G g . w... -N MN' '40 sf yy W.- ss sl, 3 W '75 .'f,3' -X K W, 'eff 3 gif? l-ig I-'B . 3? .,-155: M I , ' Q W. y?'vz4.Qy .K ic Linda Mitchiner Freddie Nichols Ricky O'Neal Sherrold Parrish Clifton Painter Vickie Peele Larry Petit Edward Pilkington Larry Pilkington Delores Pollard David Pollard Kay Pulley X X xwff '-'-2 NN' , C ass of 1967 Ann Tucker Frances Tuttle Teresa Underwood Dale Unger Teresa Vinson Harold Wall Harold White Randy Whitley Brenda Wilkins Barbara Wood Brenda Wood Dicky Woodard jafisiiihia .. iff Michael Purdy Richard Purdy Karl Raper Brenda Ratliffe Arthur Ross Joe Sealey Dianne Spence Barbara Starling Richard Talton Linda Tart Eugene Thames Rebecca Toler Q N-.Jo X X il N Sophomores OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right: Vice President, Earl Johnson, Secretary, Betty Jo Parrishg Treas- urer, Susan Howard, President, Billy Barnes. The sophomore year is the year for knowing. Gone is the uncertainty and strangeness associated with one as a freshman. As a sophomore one knows: the campus - which teachers give the hardest exams - who's in what club - who the PC's are - when Happy Hours are - all campus slang. As a sophomore one has definite opinions, has his parents all figured out, and in short has the world by the tail. Graduation is away off in the hazy future. One knows that there lies ahead of him at least two more years of high school life, so let the good times roll. fag' Q f, ,ff W 1 ., U g - mp.. Elizabeth Bagley Tommy Bagley Linda Bagwell Gene Barbee Billy Barnes Sarah Bissette Class of 1966 Elton Bland Wanda Bland Jean Bledsoe Tommy Blinson Ray Boyette Billy Britt Eugene Broadwell Marie Broadwell Judy Brown Aubrey Bunn Betty Sue Bunn Ray Bunn Sherrill Butler Darlene Calhoun Sandra Canady George Capps Phil Carroll Tommy Carroll C ass Marcia Coates Billie Crowder Jodie Dupree Bonnie Ellis Sandra Ferrell Patricia Glover of 1966 Kielli Godwin Lehman Godwin Jackie Gordon Jimmy Greene Onie Greene Nancy Hall Jimmy Hardee Joe Hardee Joel Hicks Ricky Hogg Susan Howard Earl Johnson Ethel Johnson Katie Johnson Peggy Johnson Zora Johnson David Jones Linda Jones Class of 1966 Jimmy Kennedy Vickie Lambert Bill Lancaster W. R. Langdon Carolyn Lee Hilda McGee Glenwood Moore Raeford Moore Diane Morris Wilma Moss Steve Mulhollem Velma O'Brien Betty Jo Parrish Hazel Parrish Betty Peele Gwen Peele Frankie Penny Bonnie Pittman Ronnie Pittman Mike Pleasant Gail Pounds Sue Pulley Susan Quast Joy Ratliffe Class of 1966 Sadie Rivenbark Tandra Rook Archie Sasser Barbara Southerland Randy Southerland Jerry Stephenson Ruth Talton Martha Taylor Faye Tester Mike Turnham Linda Tripplett Mary Tripplett Class of 1966 James Waters Andy Webb Alan Weeks Roy White Pat Williams Doug Toler Sylvia Vinson Bucky Wall Dale Wall Douglas Wall Beverly Walters Juniors W PETER CHAMPION Bertha Lassiter Secretary Brookie Gordon Vice President Marsha Hockaday Treasurer ll0 President ml' .fiwpflgftw 1' fm. ofa,-f X ,,,,m . Q... rv 'K ,gtg X M an .s-v A. V, fb ,,,, A T .4 V rf - My .fr , W... 3 -i M lv . ,. X f .. at .LLM gf., Now one realizes that he is a contributive element in the high school. The boisterous spirit of the sopho- more year has subsided. The senior maturity has not yet come upon him. After elections one assumes leadership posts in major positions. Gone are the pains of required courses. One faces foreign language, term papers, and T.V. history classes. Finally the reward is at hand - May comes, a few finals, a summer, and a senior. 1 9 it . P f' .,., . . iw 'Q-fry C ass of 1965 Billy Barbour Pat Barbour Annette Barham Carol Beard Mary Lou Adams Marie Aiken Jane Anderson Judy Avery Margaret Beasley Connie Benson Linda Benson Mallie Bissette Betty Io Bledsoe Gayle Blinson Coney Broadwell Jo Ann Bunn HSS of 196 Gary Canady Norwood Canady Billy Capps Monte Carde Gary Carroll Peter Champion Roger Coltraine Phil Crabtree Janice Crowder Jerry Dalton Annie Ruth Dupree Alana Eason 1 Joyce Eason Frank Eatman Carol Ellis Susan Ellis Class of 196 Sylvia Ellis Glenn Flowers Earl Franks Dianne Garris Ben Gordon Brookie Gordon Teresa Griffin Io Ann Grimes 'Quay-. Marsha I-Iockaday Judy Hogg Shirley Hogg Karlton Jackson Y V Jean Jernigan Linda Johnson Mike Johnson Phyllis Johnson Class of 1965 Sigma Johnson Ann Jones Paula Justice Bertha Lassiter Faye Lee George Lee Glenn Lee Linda Lee Tim Lee Dolores Little Lea Massengill Faye Matthews Eleanor Mayo Arty Mercer Phyllis Mock ' s Mike Mulhollen EISS of 1965 Geraldine Mumford Howard Norton Frances O'Brien Gary Peedin Cynthia Phillips Susie Pittman Gayle Pollard Pat Price Walter Rasor John Robertson Linda Snead Glen Spence Q Harris Spence Louise Stanley Betty Stephenson Sue Stewart 4-,,,.,,4r Class of 1965 Sandra Strickland Elgie Tart Rudy Turner Beverly Unger Dianne Wall Jane Waters Tommy White Kathy Hare Treasurer Ronnie Batten Vice President Lou Massey Secretary EA RL OLDHAM President SENIORS Now at last, from under the roof of Clayton High School, one goes into the world to expound learning and to gain by it that greater wisdom which lies ahead. Years at Clayton have been fleeting ones which were lived to the fullest and shall always be I cherished among the best. These years have been formative and have sup- plied the materials, the blueprints, the concrete, and the marble of our personal construction. The final finishing, the molding of the elements, may come later, or may never be achievedg but one can always appreciate the start which Clayton High School has given. 5 QW W ,, ,Q , Class of 1964 MASCOTS '64 Vickie Waters Richie Johnson HAROLD ADAMS JA CKIE BA RBOUR RON NIE BA TT EN BETTY BIVIANO lass 1 BREN DA BLIN SON TOMMY BLINSON I lx B of 1964 GLENDA BRADY JACKIE BROWN RUSSELL BOONE TIM BOYETTE JIM BUTLER CHA RLES BYRD Class LARRY COATS SUE CREECH of 1964 JANE DA LY JOHNNY DIX ON LURA CROWDER A NN CRUMPLER LINDA DODD CHA RLOTTE DUNCA N 1 JUDY DUPREE FRED EA TMAN HSS I A I , l . 4 M v li 2 1 of 1964 CHARLOTTE GIVENS LOUIS GODWIN , WAYNE EVANS PEGGY FLOWERS KATHY HA RE JAMES I-IICKS C ass IAN HOCKADAY JOHN NY HONEYCUTT of 1964 LINDA LANGDON .TULIAN LYNCH PHYLLIS JOHNSON A L JONES CAROL MCGEE LOU MA SSEY L5 ' C ass JUDY MOORE WILLA MAE OAKLEY of 1964 CLINE PAGE HM PAINTER EARL OLDHAM WATSON O'NEIL WUI? PA TRICIA PARRISI-I BETTY PILKINGTON lass JAMES POLLARD DAVID EARL POOLE 3 of 1964 i LINDA SHEHDAN FRANCES SMITH WAYNE PULLEY JUDY SASSER 99 GAIL SMITH HAL TA LTON M I n I 1 Class L 4 L 1 I 2 'i JANET TURNER DAYLON UNDERWOOD of 1964+ JIMMY WHITLEY JUDY WHITLEY CHARLES WARRICK SARAH WEBSTER IU Y ILD AY OOD 1 Class of 1964 IL WOO WISDOM is the principal thingg therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Proverbs IV:7 5 mm, . Q60 Q23 5 42 Q D QQ I - I lil al ..! COMPLIMENTS OF CLAYTON FIRE DEPARTMENT DELMA BLINSON - Chief JAMES NORRIS - Asst. Chief CHARLES BARDEN - Second Asst. Chief LINWOOD SHEHDAN - Capt. R. W. SANDERS - Lt. HUBERT HOGGARD - Mascot JOHN P. TUTTLE - Sec. and Treas. LOOMIS BLINSON D. GLENN WALL N. B. BO PARRISH C-. S. HALL WILLIAM BRADLEY CHARLIE AIKEN JIMMY STEVENS EDWARD LAMBERT JAMES E. BARBOUR JOHN W. MAYO Best Wishes! BATTEN'S RADIO JONES' BARBER SHOP 81 T.V. SERVICE Compliments of N. C. East Main Street Clayton, N. C. Clayton, Congratulations Frorn TASTEE-FREEZE HARDEE S Tastee Food and Frozen Desserts at Low Prices. Cro Gulf Clayton, N. C. Four Oaks, N. C. Selma, N. C. Smithfield, N. C. East Main Street Clayton, N. C Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1964 Graduate s Frorn the EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT CLAYTON SPINNING COMPANY R. B. HICKS - Superintendent , 41 ,,,,.'pa-vdD f Auto Repairs and Painting JGNES' Bonv sl-lor Congratulations to the Seniors oi '04 Clam NORWICH MILLS, INC. Nmhcaroma Compliments of f- 1' A A CLAY JEWELERS Q E ' PERCY'S CLIFTON CREECH - owner SERVICE Q5 STATION East Main Street Clayton R. L. COOPER Prompt Service Cotton - Real Estate - Insurance Phone: 922-8797 Office Ph.: Home Ph.: y Highway 70 East 922-7111 922-7176 Clayton, N, C. Clayton North Carolina CLAYTON HARDWARE CO., INC. For Good Food, Stop at The Orange Front Store FOREST'S Phone: WA 2-7388 BAR-B-CUE Clayton North Carolina vga Gllog-,Q SPENCE Bkos. 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