Clayton High School - Clahischo Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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NEWTON 1965 Clahischo Staff Alana Eason Dolores Little EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Ann Jones BUSINESS MANAGER Phil Crabtree PHOTOGRAPHY Gayle Blinson Sylvia Ellis Signa Johnson Carol Beard CLASS EDITORS Brookie Gordon Paula Justice Peter Champion SPORTS EDITORS Walter Rasor Eleanor Mayo Annette Barham Dianne Wall ACTIVITIES EDITORS John Robertson Judy Avery Betty Jo Bledsoe Susan Pittman ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS Lawrence Williams ADVISOR 3 We pause 'mid the wonders of Life And the magic of Science, To bring forth on these pages The golden moments of time Just past. It is our wish to walk again The paths of achievement, fun, Beauty and skillg To ski the winter slopes and Enjoy the summer sim. We set them all before You - Come walk with us! w . fag - fvim Q Wgzxiggsj -all X4 I is You Came . . - .Q-,,,. Student Life X l' it- t You Found . Administration YS vs 2 Faculty M Organizations Q AQ You Gained . Wk? W igggif 55 Eggiiqx You Attained Q W tg igifgifg 5 ft C A W xi We Dedicate the 1 965 Clahischo to If I were sitting here and the whole outside world were indifferent to ' Q An open textbook, an eager student, and an understanding teacher - these are the essential ingredients for a successful science department. We, at CHS, feel that we have all three. For the past three and a half years Mrs. Sarah Atwater, who by stressing exactness and neatness, has graduated with honors many promising students into higher studies of science. Since her arrival at CHS she has stimulated interest in the field of science and greatly improved our science department by being an inspiration to faculty and students alike. For devoted service and outstanding leadership, we the Clahischo Staff of 1965 wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Sarah Y, Atwater as a token of our apprecia- tion, Two People Who Are Themselves Dedicated. what I was doing, I would still want to be doing just what l am. -STEVENS COLLEGE BULLETIN Mr. Herman Vinson, our Guidance Counselor, is another who is deserving of recognition. His contributions are quiet ones: he helps people with problemsg he keeps recordsg he administers testsg he gives advice: he helps students complete college entrance forms. In addition to this he also teaches three courses in the busi- ness department, In return for the priceless gifts of knowledge and inspiration he has bestowed upon us, we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Herman Vinson. It is our way of express- ing our gratitude and our sincere appreciation for all that he has done as a teacher and guidance counselor for the past nine years in CHS. The 1 965 Clahischo Sidi, Q0 0 I iw, mm. LW- 5-0. 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E its ir l W ., Qt 4241 V , I A' 3 I N' i ' I ' Q .,, 5 y ,ff . ,. ... , , I My .SWA ww, , . vvvv 1 W I , . , mal ly Y N M Mx Vw T, sbs Xx 'Swv , 'fy .. W1 Cf' We ,, MmQ-M?'5 N -' . 3 V li 415 12 ,M ff x V., W, qw V A J! K X THE TEACHERS THINK IT OVER LUNCH- A ' Before . . . After Mirror, mirror on the wall While the cat's away the mice will play! One for the road P' ff . f f They Could Have THE FABULOUS KAY'S J. Danced All Night TI-IE 1964 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM U EBB! Lieutenant Rasor and The Gang Goofing off . . eh? And S0 They Leave Us YOU FOUND Administration MR. JAMES O. WATERS Principal To the Class of '65: Congratulations to each of you on beingamember of one of the largest classes ever to graduate from Clayton High School. Your fine attitude and spirit of cooperation will be remembered by each of us who have had a small part in helping you to assume your place in the complex world in which we live today. As you go out on the journey through life, I hope that each of you will always remember that desire to succeed rests solely in your own hands. The assuming of responsibility is a necessity if we are to maintain the way of life which we have learned to enjoy. I am counting on you to continue the same type of citizenship that you have practiced for the past four years, and I am wishing for each of you the opportunities that will enable you to enjoy life to the fullest. Sincerely, James O. Waters Principal CLAYTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE QL - Rj Mr. Dewey Huggins, Mr. Cooper Starling, Mr. John Talton, Mr, James Waters, Mr. Jack Penny, and Mr. Edward Johnson CLAYTON PTA OFFICERS Treasurer: Mrs. Frances Aiken, Vice President: Mr. Swade Barbour President: Mr. Shelbon Hall, and Secretary: Mrs. Mildred Crone MRS, SYBIL ROSS Elementary Secretary MR. GEORGE I-IODGES Elementary Principal dung, X! 221 Q2 MRS. ELLA SORRELL High School Secretary MR, E, S, SIMPSON Superintendent In Appreciation Mrs. Imogene Creech, dietician, has faithfully served in the lunch- room for twelve years. L-R: Josephine Alford, Willa Mae Barnes, Catherine Jones, and Flora McLean JANITORS John Allen Mr. Ivan Crabtree BUS DRIVERS: Dianne Wall, Marie Aiken, Sandra Strickland, Douglas Wall, Mike Mulhollem, Glenn Lee, Cary Carroll, and Gerry Canady. TOM GENTRY English B,S., Concord College s 5 JENEANE SURRATT U, S. History, French A.B., University of N. C. yutmLc1tm! WY JAMES MASSEY English, Latin A. B., Duke University MQ, LINDA WALL English, Physical Ed. B. S., East Carolina College RAMONA CASH Home Economics B. S., East Carolina College W. A. SORRELL Industrial Arts B.S., East Carolina College M. A. , N. C. State FRANCES O, AIKEN Commercial B. S., Middle Tenn. State HERMAN C. VINSON Bookkeeping, Guidance B. S., M. A., East Carolina College -H---fc, PEGGY MOORE Mathematics B, A., University of N. C. SARAH Y, ATWATER Science B. S., University of N. C. GLENN R, NIXON History, Physical Ed, A.B., N.C. State J, N, BRYAN Piano f Q S, N, REED Sociology B,S., Concord College LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Librarian B. S., M. A., East Carolina College K I I 32 l 7 Urgcmizations Harris Spence, President tudent Vice-President - Billy Barnes Secretary - Ricky O'Nea1 Treasurer - Gail Barbour Council i n 3219 The Representatives and Mr. Waters, the Advisor, meet to discuss important business. The Student Council, governing body of Clayton High, is made up of four officers and a representative from each homeroom in High School. The four officers come from the four high school grades in order of rank and are elected by the student body. The representatives are elected in the homeroom and attend all meetings of the Student Council. The Council elects the student and teacher of the month and sponsors the New Year's Dance, Spring Dance, and Spring Queen. Mrs. Jill Whitaker Tim Boyette ,,.V gi .B , 552-5 , 3. ' , 'L' mf Kgs lg 1 tai 'l it 'T S if V SPRING QUEEN Patricia Parrish Teacher and student of the year for l964. B eta ca ab 4 w My Q9 S iv a 7 U , r N . I f' m Q ,, gi , . -vw A I A N57 V of IQ 1:7 4-:Q 4, ff 'N W lyme , 1 ' Y ' x-v. A! .,,. f f f ' Q. , , f wif i fi L 'h- ' P' J' ' X I my A A 1 I i I n 'S-I 36 f if 5 V ., if af Mr ,Q i N . Lawren Advisor ce Williams, fm, X V7 L 221' .fs ' f in Hyx Mfff f -1 f A , 4 'ww f . f ffu if ' Q 1' np' f f 4 i. , ,, L BETA CLUB OFFICERS: President: Brookie Gordon, Vice President: Bill Barnes, Secretary: Annette Barham, Treasurer: Joel Hicks Billy Barnes W L.. MARSHALS OF 1964 Cary Carroll, Ann Jones, Bertha Lassiter, Annette Barham, Dolores Little fChieD, Sylvia Ellis, Alana Eason, and Phil Crabtree. The Beta Club is an honor organization. It typifies the height of achievement, scholastic, and moral stand- ings. Throughout the year its main objectives are speci- fic cultural projects and the Beta Club Convention. With cooperation and effort, there are bake sales, toy drives, student directories, and dances. The goal is reached when the members attend the convention in the spring along with Beta's from all over North Carolina. Billy Barnes, an active member, was nominated this year for Vice-President of the State Beta Club. He is the first student from C. H.S, to be nominated for a state of- fice. Monogram 4 2 E 5 , 2 R 6 T thmgs gg S 'ftter CONCESSION STAND WORKERS: Rudy Turner, Dianne Wall, Mike Johnson, Brookie Gordon, Eleanor Mayo, Sandra Strickland, Linda Lee, Annette Bar- ham. Cla 'Q' Advisor, MR. GLENN NIXON E 2 President: Ben Gordon Vice-President: Earl Johnson Secretary: Alana Eason y Treasurer: Dianne Wall BEAT GARNER! WWW Advisor, Mrs. Cash Future Home The Future Homemakers of America are fortu- nate to have as their sponsor, Mrs. Ramona Cash, ' who is District IV advisor. The FHA promotes home- making through its Future Homemaker activities. Members of the FHA enjoy representing their club at district and state rallies. QMAKER xo ' +09 50 Le ' 7 gf 2 sm E u- 2 T? 1 Ja 5 42 x DNEW HO? makers of America Officers President: Pat Barbour Vice-President: Jane Anderson Secretary: Frankie Penny Treasurer: Bertha Lassiter Reporter: Veronica Daniels Parliamentariang Hazel Parrish Recreation Leaders: Janie Chappell Ann Jones, Donna MacDowell Historian: Bonnie Ellis 5 2312 , , s, ' g ' 1 i H i , 'ng V P5 f up ' 2fff . 5 Q 0 v E Q . 5 ' f :vv I, Q ' il - One of the many projects of the V fi p Q B. s 'r b e F. H.A, is sponsoring the Miss Junior Vt Hg 14 'Q p Q i' ' V High contest. Q S 2 1 2 gy .4 Miss Junior High for 1964 is Miss A vig, W ,Q X, ' P Dianne Wood. Runners-up are: Q N A Ai x V U Z 1 4 ,s,t ,yy 4 Yvonne Harrison, Jennifer Knott, and ,t 'N I K, ' ff 1 Linda Lee. - s 'L U - to 4 f , 1 A 4' . , X ,V f' ' 5. I , 5 is , i fl I V K V Q The delegates to the 1964 National Convention were Connie Benson and Veronica Daniels. High School Chorus 3 42 is Mrs. Phyllis Liner, Music Director FIRST ROW: Steve Traynham, Billy Barnes, Archie Sasser, John Robertson, Annette Barham, Marsha Coates, Elizabeth Bagley, Peggy Shehdan, Betty Jo Parrish, Ruth Tal ton, Paula Justice, Alana Eason, Dianne Wall, Judy Avery, Mrs. Phyllis Liner. SEC- OND ROW: Joe McAdams, Ronnie Pittman, Karlton Jackson, Kenneth Canady, Phil za KRW T I its M .4 President: Karlton Jackson, Vice-President: PhilCrabtree, Secretary-Treasurer: John Robertson, Librarians: Dianne Wall, Nancy Hall, Billy Barnes. Crabtree, Alan Ferrell, Ann Jones, Gayle Blinson, Jane Anderson, Sandra Ferrell, Nan- cy Hall, Dianne Garris, Dolores Little, Lin- da Kay Carroll, Sylvia Vinson, Betty Johnson. Pianists: Jane Anderson Elizabeth Bagley Sandra Ferrell 43 Bands SENIOR BAND IUNIOR BAND 7 Maj'0 rettes Co-Head: Eleanor Mayo Officers: President: Eleanor Mayo Vice -President: Berth Secretary: Andy Pleasant Treasurer: Mary Beth Director: I. W. Baile Co-Head: Janice Crowder a Lassiter Pender Y Carol Beard DRUM MAIORETT E Eleanor Mayo Linda Lee 17' ' Future The Future Teachers Club seeks to encourage qualified students to become interested in teaching as a future vocation. To acquire membership in this club one must have a good character, the desire to become a teacher and have an excellent scholastic average. The advisor, Mrs. Linda Wall, along with the members, plans to organize this club into one that is very active. Teachers 1 1 i i of America President: Judy Avery, Vice President: Paula Justice, Secretary: Jane Anderson, Treasurer: Linda Mitchiner Advisor: Mrs. Linda Wall FTA Initiation . . . Mr. Gentry? The President practices her student teaching 47 Billy Aiken Chuck Barden Annette Barham Bill Barnes Raymond Basham Jerri Benson Margaret Benson Susan Biviano Ray Boyette Kenneth Canady Norwood Canady Linda Carroll Peter Champion Janie Chappell Marcia Coats Alana Eason Frank Eatman Pamela Ellis Sylvia Ellis Alan Ferrell Sandra Ferrell Becky Flowers Van Garris Brookie Gordon Beverly Gower Susie Gower Edith Green Nancy Hall SEIENIIE CLUBS UF HMEHIEH xi' ff Sczence ' Joe Hardee Johnny Harper Susan Harrison Bruce Harvell Jimmy Hicks Ray Hunt Anne Isenhour Karlton Jackson Earl Johnson Pam Johnson Charles Jones Anne Keller Jennifer Knott Vickie Lambert Bill Lancaster Charles Loewry Chris McAdams Joe McAdams Donna Ma cDowell Linda Mitchiner Ricky O'Neal Velma O'Brien Betty Peele Debbie Peele Gwen Peele Larry Petit Scarlet Pittman Mike Pleasant Richard Purdy Susan Quast Debbie Ragland Walter Rasor Arthur Ross John Robertson Pattie Stanley Barbara Starling David Stewart Sue Stewart Ruth Talton Steve Traynham Johnnie Tuttle Sylvia Vinson Teresa Vinson Dianne Wall Chuck Webster Alan Weeks Dickie Woodard Gayle Wall Brenda Wood Lbb Mrs. Sarah Atwater President: Phil Crabtree Vice-President: Peter Champion Secretary: Brookie Gordon Treasurer: Bill Barnes Program Chairman: Annette Barham The Clayton Science Club is our largest organization, showing the scientific interest our students have. The club sponsors the annual Science Fair held in the spring in which students present 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. Winners of the 1964 Science Fair Exhibit. X X 1-4. Q' ' J!!- NQX 3?3Zf'U0iwA IAVG 0? E5 'N1'p.35sZJ 'c X X -vg fm is F-X 'Xplf-KQI0' -- n fill iff' -' Q 'f 'T sf- so 77' Q, 7405+ m , ll k,,: Le Ce role Franccus tg J AWN' nga? 1, iii .id3':2L. sys A A S f President, Jghn Robertson Advisor: Miss Surratt Vice-President: Cary Carroll Sec. -Treasurer: Bonnie Pittman ,,A... . ,, N W Conn TTKW ' ..L Socu atini President: Chuck Webster, Vice-President: I-I. M. Parrish, Secretary: Kathy Greene, Advisor: Mr. James Massey, Jr. The newly organized Latin Club bears the appellation SOCII LATINI. The members include those students current- ly taking Latin. The aim of SOCII LATINI is to arouse interest in the civili- zation of the ancient Romans and to create respect for their culture and ideals tudent Librarians 3' W2 ' l 4M The student librarians are a busy group. They not only check out books for students and teachers, but they perform many varied duties. Helping students find books, shelving returned books, writing and delivering over- due notices, filing catalog cards, and pro- cessing new books are among the many activi- ties of the student librarians. IvIR. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Librarian Clahischo Stdjy' CO-EDITOR Alana Eason I I I I CO-EDITOR Dolores Little BUSINESS MANAGER Ann Jones PHOTOGRAPHY Phil Crabtree CLASS EDITORS Sylvia Ellis, Signa Johnson, Carol Beard, and Gayle Blinson ACTIVITIES EDITORS Dianne Wall, Annette Barham, Walter Rasor, and Eleanor Mayo fnot pictured, SPORTS EDITORS Paula Justice, Peter Champion, and Brookie Gordon ORGANIZATION EDITORS Betty Jo Bledsoe, Judy Avery, Su san Pittman, and John Robertson P073 I FIRW6 PDWER 'mf ADVISOR 'Mr. Lawrence Williams Put a tiger in your yearbook! YOU GAINED Activities H omeeoming Queen BETTY IO BLEDSOE ELEANOR MAYO - First Runner-up BROOKIE GORDON - Second Runner-up A.. Homecom The day dawned bright and clear and brought resting upon it the expectancy of a long awaited occasion. There was a lightness in the sound of footsteps and, the usual bleary school-morning feeling was broken with radiant smiles and loud cheerful voices. Blue and white were predominant colors on walls, bulletin boards, and on students. With the sound of the morning bell, and in the last mo- ments, the muffled hush, with a few rah-rahs heard from some students spill- ing their buoyant spirits, the words going through every student's mind were ex- pressed Today is Homecoming DayQ X 4 QQ ' ing 1964 Yes this was the big occasion, a time of pride, of memories, and of happiness. As the day progressed, the tension grew. Songs were being sung and the cheers were being shouted. At the sound of the last bell, there was a series of whoops and yells. The goal posts were decorat- ed, last minute preparations were being made for the homecoming nominees. Then finally the night arrived. . . Spir- its were at their highest ebb. As the halftime ceremonies approached, guesses were being made. Then there was the procession of nominees, a pause, a crown roses, and a homecoming queen. l Miss Clahischo GAYLE BLINSON My I ,149 f L5S2Y:zff QM . ,WY BROOKIE GORDON - First Runner-up DONNA MacDOWELL - Second Runner-up Miss The Miss Clahischo Pageant is a highlight in the year's activi- ties. The pageant is sponsored by the Clahischo staff. Through dedication ofthe contestants, work of the staff, and Mr. Wil- liam's optimism the night had it's full glory. There were eight con- testants who participated in talent and evening gown competition. The electric tensity of the air was felt and seen glowing in every girl's eyes. Armed with lemons, and nursing throbbing feet, the girls struggled through. All the while, back-stage, the staff was frantically wondering why all the fuses were blowing. Then after wails of never again . . . I'l1 be glad . . . and straightening wisps of hair, last minute instruc- 1 I Clahischo 1965 tions were given and the final phase began, Three finalists were selected, Brookie Gordon, Donna MacDowell, and Gayle Blinson. Questions were posed by the M. C. and answered, then the selection was made. Second runner-up was Donna MacDowell, first runner-up, Brookie Gordon . . . and Miss Clahischo for 1965 - Gayle Blinr son. There were gasps of breath from back-stage, applause and the queen was crowned for 1965. Then tears and congratulations, and the night was over . . . until another year. Gayle reigned as queen of the dance following the pageant and serenity enhanced the faces of eight girls and one tired annual staff. MARIE AIKEN Annette is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barham. She was treasurer ofthe Freshman Class. She was a member of the basketball team for two years and was statistician for one year. She was also scorekeeper for the J. V. teams. Her school activities include Monogram, French, Science and F. H.A. clubs. She is secretary of the Beta Club and the high school chorus. She was also a conces- sion stand worker during football season. Annette served as a marshal for graduation her junior year and is an Activities Editor for the 1965 Clahischo. A member of White Oak Baptist Church she has been president and vice president of her Sunday School class and is secretary of the Y. W. A.'s. Annette has been very active in 4-H. Among her many achieve- ments is the winning of the A.l. C. scholarship to Michigan State University for a week. She has held many offices in the Archer Lodge 4-H Club. The Production Credit Association of Smithfield presented to her a plaque for Farmers Cooperation Demonstration. Annette plans to go into Biology at UNC-G next year. utstanding The daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Wallace Aiken, Marie is a member of Amelia Christian Church. She is a member of the youth groups at her church and is pianist for that organization. She has also served as secretary-treasurer. For three years, Marie has been a member of the F.T. A.-of which she was secretary and also treasurer. She lists as her hobbies cooking and bowling. Marie is a bus driver. YWMS Www ANNETTE BARHAM Seniors and Mrs. O. C. Crabtree, commencement exercises Phil is president of the of the French and Beta Clubs. He is Photography Editor of the 1965 Cla- hischo and is vice president of the High School Chor us. Phil was a member of the Archer Lodge Com- munity 4-H Club and served as its president. A member of White Oak Baptist Church, Phil is as- sistant teacher of the Intermediate Boys Sunday School class and is president of the Young Peop1e's Sunday School class. Phil is the son of Mr. Jr. He was a marshal for in 1964, his junior year. Science Club, a member LINDA BENSON PHIL CRABTREE Linda is' the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Melza Benson. She has held the following positions while in school: Treasurer - Senior Classg President - Freshman Class, Vice President - Sophomore Class and President of her homeroom during Sophomore and junior years. Linda has been a member of the Beta Club for two years, FHA for two years, and F.T. A. for three years. The hobbies she enjoys most are reading and sewing. She is a member of Powhatan F.W.B. Church where she teaches the Primary Class. Linda is a member of the Y, F.A. 's of which she is Vice-President. 0. fig ALANA EASON Brookie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gordon. She was a member of the high school chorus for three years and has been a class officer for three years serving as reporter for the Sophomore Class, vice-president of the Junior Class, and vice- president of the Senior Class. She is also president of the Beta Club. Other school activities include the Science Club, of which she is secretary, French Club, and Monogram Club. Brookie served on the Student Council as treasurer, secretary, and vice- president. She was also a waitress for the Junior- Senior her sophomore year. She has been a member of the basketball team all four years in high school and was co-captain her senior year. Brookie was second runner-up for Homecoming Queen and first runner-up for Miss Clahischo. Brookie was a Sports Editor of the 1965 Clahischo, At the First Baptist Church, where she is an active member, she is a member of the Y. W, A. 's. Brookie plans to enter the Pre-Pharmacy program at East Carolina this fall. utstanding Alana, Co-Editor of the 1965 Clahischo, is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. Kessler Eason. She has been a Comet cheerleader all four years of her high school career. Alana has been a member of the Monogram Club for four years serving as secre- tary her senior year, and was scorekeeper for J. V, basketball. Her other school activities include Beta Club, FHA, French Club, Science Club and High School Chorus. She represented her homeroom on the Student Council and was chosen as a waitress for the Junior-Senior her sophomore year. She served as a marshal her junior year. Alana is a member of the First Baptist Church where she is active in all the youth activities, She is currently serving as secretary of the Y. W. A. 's. Alana is interested in the field of Education as a career, BROOKIE GORDON Seniors Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones of Route 1, Wendell. She served as a marshal at the 1964 graduation. She was awarded the Crisco Award for outstanding work in home economics her sophomore year. Ann has served as scorekeeper for the girls' basketball team for three years. She is a member of the Beta, Monogram, F.H. A. and French Clubs. She is Business Manager of the Annual staff this year. Ann was selected as Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow for Clayton High School. She has also been an active member of the 4-H Club in her community, serving as secretary for two years. She placed third in the state in Farmers' Coopera- tive Demonstration and won a trip to the New York Wor1d's Fair and Michigan State University. Ann is an active member of White Oak Baptist Church, singing in the choir and serving as Y. W. A. president for two years. h SIGNA JOHNSON ANN JONES Signa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Johnson of Route 1, Garner. Her freshman year she was chosen Freshman Favorite by her classmates, She was a member of the Comet basketball team for two years and served one year as statistician. Signa is a member of the Monogram, FHA, and F. T. A. Clubs, She has served as Class Editor on the 1965 Clahischo, is secretary of the Senior Class and is typist for the school newspaper. Signa also served on the decorations committee for the Junior- Senior her junior year. She was also a concession stand worker during football season. She is a mem- ber of Shiloh Baptist Church. DOLORES LI TT LE utstandzng Dolores is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Little. She is Co-Editor-in-Chief of the 1965 Cla- hischo. She has been in the Beta Club from her sophomore through her senior year, and was Chief Marshal for graduation her junior year, She is also in the French Club and has sung in the Chorus for three years, A member of the First Baptist Church, she attained the highest degree in her GA work, Queen Regent-in-Service, and is now program chair man for the Y. W. A. 's. She has sung in the Youth Choir for five years. She studied piano for six and a half years, and is interested in a career in art, Eleanor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mayo. She has been a majorette all four years of high school, She was co-head majorette her junior and senior years and drum major her senior year, She has been treasurer, secretary and president of the Senior Band. Her other school activities in- clude Science Club, French Club and Monogram Club. Eleanor was a member of the basketball team for three years. Her senior year she was an Activities Editor of the 1965 Clahischo. She is a member of the Horne Memorial Methodist Church. She lists her hobbies as water skiing and surf skat- ing. ELEANOR MAYO Seniors Harris is president of the Student Council, the highest elected office in our school. He has been a member of the Monogram Club since his sopho- more year. He has been a member of the Comet football and basketball teams during his high school years, and was tri-captain of the football team this year. Harris is a member of the Pentecostal Holi- ness Church where he is secretary of his Sunday School class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Spence, Sr. DIANNE WALL HARRIS SPENCE Dianne has had a busy high school career. She served as a cheerleader her freshman year and was also secretary of the Freshman Class, Her junior year she was a representative in the Student Coun- cil. Dianne also was a member of the basketball team for two years and served the team as statisti- cian her senior year. Her other school activities include Monogram Club, F. H. A. , Science and French Clubs. She was an officer of the Monogram Club for two years. Dianne has been a member of the Chorus for three years and has been librarian her senior year. She is an Activities Editor of the 1965 Clahischo. At White Oak Baptist Church, where she is an active member, she is president of her Sunday School class, vice president of the Y. W. A.'s and is secretary of her Training Union class. She is the daughter of Mrs. Joseph Wall. ,f J 1 I Ll Sports Football The Comets of Coach Glen Nixon had a poor season as they compiled a l-9 record. The Comets were rated as a challenger at the start of the '64 season, but injuries to key players and bad breaks hampered them throughout the season. :- FIRST ROW Gerry Canady Joe McAdams Karlton Jackson, Ben Gordon, Harris Spence, Mike Johnson Jerry Dalton SECOND ROW Frank Sutton Mike Pleasant Ray Bunn, Aubry Bunn, Larry Crowder, Billy Britt Ricky Hogg Ronnie Pittman TI-BRD ROW Ricky Johnson, Dicky Woodard, Chris Markerson, Ed ward Pilkington Richard Talton Gary Bunn Billy Barnes Gene Barbee, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Nixon QCOACI-D Phil Bledsoe Qtrainerj Alan Weeks ftrainerj Joel Hicks fmanagerj, Terry Crocker fmanagerj The Night ofthe Game I V f R Warmup. I Touchdown. I T V SBORS HCQNB E - - ' My Hero! DCEV N' S METER 0 I W .,,, A snueseald :pew 76 75 X ,W -f,:A 1 . o Q- Ps Q H- p-I- 1 w ' 5 0 ,A g Q A . nw B 5 5 5 .w1f'f I3 ua 1 , 5 Q cn A, ' . 4 W 5' 0 z ,. O , 1 V 'fU :5Ef M m 0 , . D gg . .7. 44 1 E ' Q . 6 N 0 , ff vs A -I K2 :fm Q O GT xx T f . D wr' Q. ' i p , V , ,, ,. :I ,, rrj Y ,iii f D' Q iii-X3 0 21 9, 12 fff gig, E' 32 ,A , 11 v ,,.'f.,,,,: .,... V' 4. ,.., I .' 1 Inq., . 'gi cu H UQ . Q A - 3 mf 3 'ln ' Q X H - 0 A , 'ga E 1 4' 0' 3 r Q - A', f f SQ N '- x by gW,.yj', E R 2 ua ,... '- ..,. ,, ..... 32-' H h ii .f x4 EE! 5 U, K4 K4 W 5 . Q i'z1i, B N WSL ' Q- 0 Q 0 , -xvgmikw XC x ,- Q ' 2 Q X , q ii 2 K N4 . , 0 Q '-Qw 1 N X -4 W 5' at X Q. , t al X-K-1 -Swv -21' 5? sf f ' 1 sa .Y X Co Q , t g . 'h y . ' ' I 3 Lf ? , I E ,',A ' 'ii' 0 ' W L R' M 'gl H 5 -'J f mi i A 3 ' S 1. x '- in TRI-CAPTA INS: Karlton Jackson Harris Spence Ben Gordon COACH: Glenn Nixon ff ik r K 594-Q, 1 LW -. Q ..x. K F' xxx. X 'r .v , . 1 V, J 4' A ,, If 2 J, 1 .. IL' f' K 51 4 1 1 1 4 Y Hogg streaks into Clayton High's end zone for six points! . V Football Pittman rolls for yardage against Benson. Mr. Tom Gentry enjoyed a very successful season as J. V. Coach guiding a 5-1 record. Mr. James Barbour added to their success as Asst. Coach. Benson quarterback snowed under by Clayton tackles. Clayton U ndefeatecl Basketball 19 64-65 Record FRONT ROW: Ricky Boyette, Ronnie Crumpler, Edward Pilkington, Dicky Woodard, Richard Crowder. BACK ROW: MANAGER, Chris Markerson, Eddie Barrentine, Terry Stanley, Raymond Bashum, Steve Traynham, Linwood Hogg, Sam Barbour, Larry Parrish, Danny Thorne, Phil Bledsoe, COACH, Glenn Nixon. Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton ----84 Fuquay--- -44 - - - - 65 Millbrook - - 37 ----'72 Selma--- --29 ----51 ----63 Cleveland - Wake Forest ----76 Ronnie takes the tap on the Benson center. Smithfield - - - - 42 - - - - 43 - 33 Ronnie Crumpler reaches for loose ball. 3 5- F Q i , f 5 Coach Glenn Nixon confers with team during a time out. Comets meet at midcourt with handclasp, eager to take on the Garner Rams. Earl Johnson shoots from the side against Garner. Basketball Glen Spence shoots on fast break as Woodall of Benson defends. FRONT ROW: Ricky Johnson, Bill Lancaster, Earl Johnson, Glen Spence. SECOND ROW: COACH, Thomas Gentry, Arty Mercer, Archie Sasser, Harris Spence, Joe Hardee, MANAGER, Jerry Dalton. The Clayton basketball team opened its season with only 3 returning lettermen for new Comet cage coach, Thomas Gentry. The Comets won two out of their first three games . . . then injuries to key players hampered them down the line. Although not establishing an impressive record, the Comets showed good spirit and determina- tion. f Spence grabs a rebound against Benson. Clayton and Garner Cheerleaders join forces during halftime. Spence puts up a layup against Garner. Johnson goes up for two against Benson. ' tatisticians SCOREKEEPERS: Girls, Ann Jonesg Boys, Joel Hicks. GIRLS' STATISTICIANS: L-R, Carolyn Lee, Dianne Wall, and Ruth Talton. Aw' A , if ...LJ K'9w.,,.w..,,f ff Q xq ,. ff BOYS' STATISTICIANS: L-R, Alan Weeks, Glen Lee, and MANAGER, Jerry Dalton. Sylvia Vinson jumps center against Garner. Comet girls break from the huddle. c .tv '? 1 Comets and cheerleaders whoop it up after victory over Garner. Charlene Barbour hits a jumper from the side L-R Charlene Barbour, Patricia McDade, Brookie Gordon, June Talton, Vickie Peele, Jackie Gordon, Teresa Vinson, Sandra Ferrell, Sylvia Vinson, Betty Sue Bunn, Kay Wheeler, Sue Pulley, Edith Brady, Debbie Lee, Hilda Oldham, Edith Greene, MANAGER: Andy Pleasants, COACH: Jimmy Barbour. Coach Barbour shows interest and desire by scrimmaging with the girls. I-Iis keen abil- ful year of wins. Losing only one player gives next year's season a favorable outlook ity as a coach has led his team to a success- F i W I W 1 1 I r 5 X Q . Vinson scores two points for Comets. Manager, Andy Pleasants, is always there when he is needed, encouraging the girls to push a little harder. Hard work in practice pays off on game nights. Comets wait on toes for rebound. he 3 r w V 4 33, X SUSAN PITTMAN BONNIE ELLIS SUSIE GowER A cheerleader was heard to remark during the year: lt's hard to make an audience yell when it doesn't want to, but l'm often amazed at the sup- port we do get, in spite of the.celebrated Clayton Apathy. Representing the four classes, decked out in pert new uniforms, the cheerleaders are devoted to creating and leading student body support of ath- letics. Cheering at football, basketball games, and pep rallies, are a few occasions on which school spirit may be demonstrated, They were also part- ly responsible for the newly organized Pep Club. WL? DONNA MacDOWELL LINDA MITCHINER PAM JOHNSON FRONT ROW: Lane Adams, Jerry Perry, Ricky O'Neal, Al Jones, MANAGER, Richard Nixon, Johnny Dixon, Joe Hardee, Ricky Hogg, Archie Sasser. BACK ROW: COACH, Glenn Nixon, Pete Champion, Rudy Turner, Earl John son, Dickie Woodard, Roy White, Ricky Boyette, Jimmy Hardee, Ronnie Crumpler, Ronnie Pittman. Baseball 1964 Clayton's 1964 Varsity Baseball Team, although not compiling an impressive rec- ord, held its own in the school's last game. Clayton played the school's first high school baseball game under the lights on the. new baseball field. Clayton defeated the Garner Rams who were winners in our division of the conference, This year's team has nine returning lettermen and a few good prospects. They are looking forward to a better record this season. 90 F?'? 1:!. ', f-U1 RQ 'wi 'H-K3 -vo-. CATCHER: Jimmy Hardee Kwan H K 4. 47 1 4 1' 1 R E3ife.:g 'Ml tl, ! 'MN- my PITCHER Earl Johnson ' '4 '7', fd- 'J, --'J' ' ' 'if' . ,Q . .. A 1 1 5 ,'49'L ' ,. Qzdllaw' RIGHT FIELDER: Joe I-Iarclee yew .iU ',..siv ' Q - 9I Track SAM BARBOUR RAYMOND BASHUM GARY BUNN PETER CHAMPION JIM HICKS JOEL HICKS RICKY HOGG '--' fm,- EARL JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON RICKY JOHNSON CHRIS MCADAMS TRES MCADAMS ARTY MERCER LARRY PARRISH ARCHIE SASSER GLEN SPENCE STEVE TRAYNHAM 92 rv- ' Wi' -. U GOV , he NOT PICTURED: Bill Barnes Bill Lancaster -is-Q! Rudy Turner tees off on the fourth tee, 1 ' Ed 49' 2, Alan Ferrell watches shot on the first fairway. John Robertson eyes the hole in preparation for putt, .Alan Weeks prepares to chip up to the third green, Mike Pleasants blasts out of sand trap onto ninth green, 93 YU U A TTAMN Classes Becky Adams Martha Allen Dean Amos Freddie Austin Jackie Anton Meggie Bagwell Charlotte Baker Brenda Barbour Emmett Barbour Judy Barbour Milton Barbour Roger Barbour Sue Barbour Danny Barden Debra Barnes Joey Barnes Susan Barnes Tom Barnes Kay Basham Gail Barely Io Ann Batten Carl Benson Elaine Benson Jerri Benson Kathy Benson Mike Benson Michael Bland Phillip Bland Jo Ann Bledsoe Michael Bledsoe Larry Blinson Margaret Blinson Cindy Boling Gary Boling Earl Boyette Glenn Boyette Bruce Bunn Harold Bunn Herbie Bunn Jean Canady Kenneth Cannady Kenneth Cannon Linda Capps Tillie Capps Truman Carroll Junior Roy Carter John Champion Carolyn Clemmons Jimmy Clemmons Everett Coats Joy Clemmons Betty Jane Cooper May Corbett Beverly Crabtree Kathy Creech Linwood Creech Jerry Crocker Carol Crowder Karen Crowder Cameron Daniels Ruby Davis Becky Dodd Linda Driver Steve Driver Danny Dupree Brien Earp Ronnie Earp Donald Eason Kay Eason Kenneth Eatman Sandra Edgerton Johnny Eisenhour Keith Ellen Bonnie Ellis Robert Ellis Sonny Ellis Tommy Ellis Jeff Emory Neil Evans Keith Ferrell Rose Ferrell Donna Flowers Pat Forbes Glenn Ford Ray Freeman Wesley Garner William Glover Debbie Godwin Debbie Greene Suzette Grimes Dwight Hagwood Donna Hardee Terry Hardee Tommy Hargis Yvonne Harrison Vickie Hatcher Brenda Heath Margaret Heath Raymond Henry Jeremiah Hicks Terry Hicks Glenn Hill Gail Holder Linda Holder Donnie Hogg Ray Hogg Larry Hooks David Jarman Aaron Johnson Alice Johnson Bob Johnson Gary Johnson Jimmy Johnson Prentiss Johnson Ricky Johnson Sue Johnson Connie Jones Connie Jones Dorothy Jones Janet Jones Jane Lancaster Phyllis Langdon Donna Lee Freddie Lee John Lee Linda Lee Sheila Lee Pam Lipscomb Ronnie Massengill Marty McAdams Dorothy McKeller Donna McKenzie Michael McCormac Kay Medlin Van Medlin Junior High Beth Mitchell Herman Mitchiner Larry Moore Tilley Moore Ginger Morgan Jimmy Morris Mary Moss Jacky Myrick .Terry Myrick Kathy Norris Barbara Parrish Charles Parrish Johnny Parrish Gail Peele Mary Beth Pender LaRue Pennal Jackie Penny W. M. Petit Dianne Phillips Douglas Phillips Sandra Pittman Andy Pleasant Donna Pleasant Debra Pollard Michael Pollard Dawn Poole Kenneth Poole Richard Poole Joyce Pounds Ronald Pounds Richard Prestwood Freddie Price Alfred Ross Marshall Ross Phyllis Sealey Lynn Shehdan Kay Smith Tommy Smith David Sorrell Kay Southerland Debbie Spence Donna Stallings Cherry Stanley J. L. Stanley Phil Starling X f f 1 ' X f . .. , .,,, T A ,ii ,,,, - ..,. - f P -s-we 1 ,, , U... ,, -Mai' 4 .1 ' , , 99 Kathy Strickland Brenda Sutton Tony Sutton Mary Talton Debbie Tart Alvin Tew Tommy Thompson Ronnie Truelove Ashley Turner Cassie Turner Charlotte Turner Tony Underwood Trudy Vinson Greg Wall Peggy Wall Keith Wallace Steve Warrick Debbie Webb Charlotte Webster Annie Mae Weles Patricia Wiggins Terry Wilkins Claire Williams Dianne Wood Joyce Woodall Danny Woodall Bobby Dale Worlds FRESHMEN Hq- Freshman Class Ojfcers Kenneth Canady, Presidentg H, M, Parrish, Vice-Presidentg Edith Brady, Secretaryg Peggy Shehdan, Treasurer The new-comer to high school is usually most obvious. After days of being lost and sporting a frozen smile, he gradually becomes human again Freshmen are usually denoted by their undefatigable optimism and supply the school with bounding spirit. As a beginner one believes everything is possible, and is willing to break tradition. The freshman adds vitality and enthusiasm. The individual grows during this year toward that ultimate goal of being a fixture around the campus. The freshman year will hold memories of giggles and events never to be told. This stumbling beginning is an occasion to be delightfully remembered. Billy Aiken Pat Andrews Genny Bagwell Ronnie Barbour Gail Barbour Terry Barbour Chuck Barden Eddy Barrentine Larry Barrentine Raymond Basham Jerry Benson Susan Biviano Edith Brady Sarah Butler Vickie Byrd Larry Byrd Kenneth Canady Wayne Capps Mary Capps Sue Creech Kathy Creech Cinthia Crowder Eva Crowder Richard Crowder Ella Dawson Albert Denning Lloyd Earp Johnny Earp -1 ,mg I pn ..:,, ' V ' .-.,- ,,, Q , EEE? V 4 D A QQ? 1 2. uf 1 CM 6 V539 'UQ 7,172 ls. QI'-9 f ZZ 5 wiv-li. , 5? T in-1 Pam Ellis Alan Ferrell Becky Flowers Jackie Ford Jean Franks Geraldine Godwin Gayle Godwin Kathy Green Gerald Grimes Ricky Grimes Sue Hamm Johnny Harper Linda Harrison Bruce Harvell Paulette Heath Minnie Lou Hill Linda Hogg Ray Hunt Ann lsenhour Dwayne Johnson Billie Kay Johnson Pam Johnson Ricky Johnson Bobby Johnson Madeline Jones Charles Jones Anne Keller Jennifer Knott Class 0 Debbie Lee Clifton Lee Charles Lowery Chris McAdams Patricia McDade Jackie McGennis Carolyn Moss Kay Murphy Hilda Oldham H. M. Parrish Larry Parrish Jimmy Pearson Debbie Peele Joan Penny Alvin Phillips Teresa Pittman Scarlett Pittman Sammy Pittman Mark Pleasant Deborah Pollard Dennis Pollard Richard Purdy Debbie Ragland Billy Rogers Percy Sasser Annie Lou Sealy Peggy Shehdan Bobby Spence 'W Shirley Spence Jill Stanley Terry Stanley David Stewart Alice Strickland Sharon Strickland June Talton Alene Taylor Danny Thorne Steve Traynham Sue Tucker Johnny Tuttle Pam Wall Gay Wall Chuck Webster .To Ann Whitley SOPHOMORES iii ----... , f. , ,, .mx sa, F' WZ ' Mwywffo - 'ti Q-,-a---- , vw. M -.--f-Q.. f .5 , f W 'vs ff -.--4... I I f '- - f v . ,,.,. mrs 7 1' ffl ' if . W-.- ophomore Class yficers Linda Carroll, President, Johnny Hogg, Vice-President Teresa Vinson, Secretary, Buster Benson, Treasurer The sophomore is a more confident individual. He knows everyone and is in the swing of everything. He is ready to give advice to the younger people now that he is established in high school. Athletics, clubs and grades take on more importance, Classmates really begin to know each other and form their own opinions, but still, that care-free, fun-loving stage is hanging on fiercely. Bonnie Adams Charles Adams Linda Aiken Janice Anderson Mary Auron Charlene Barbour Danny Barbour Sam Barbour Joe Barnes Sylvia Barnes Brenda Benson Buster Benson Margaret Benson Roger Benson Myrtle Bissette Phil Bledsoe Donnie Boyette Larry Boyette Win'-v-QI Ricky Boyette Gary Bunn Janice Bunn Roy Butler Linda Carroll Janie Chappell Terry Crocker Connie Crumpler Ronnie Crumpler Cornelia Daniels Veronica Daniels Pat Duncan Jerry Dupree Craig Edgerton Betsy Ellis Van Garris Alice Gower Beverly Gower Casso 1967 Susie Gower Eddie Green Edith Green Susan Harrison David Hickman Jimmy Hicks Johnny Hogg Linwood Hogg Phyllis House Karen Jackson Betty Johnson Jerry Johnson Betty Lou Jones Danny Jones LaRue Jones Chris Markuson Donna MacDowe11 Pat McGee Linda Mitchiner Barbara Myrick Freddie Nichols Ricky O'Neal Clifton Painter Vickie Peele Larry Petit Edward Pilkington Larry Pilkington Brenda Pittman Teresa Pittman David Pollard Delores Pollard Kaye Pulley Michael Purdy Arthur Ross Dianne Spence Donald Stephenson Class 0 Patty Stanley Barbara Starling Richard Talton Linda Tart Eugene Tew Eugene Thames Becky Toler Ann Tucker Frances Tuttle Teresa Underwood Dale Unger Teresa Vinson Douglas Wall Harold Wall Kay Wheeler Harold White Randy Whitley Brenda Wilkins L L Barbara Jean Wood Betty Sue Wood Brenda Wood Dicky Woodard J UNI ORS Junior Class O jqcers Jimmy Hardee, Presidentg Alan Weeks, Treasurerg Hazel Parrish, Vice-Presidentg Betty Jo Parrish, Secretary As the junior emerges into that coveted position of being an upper-classman he takes on more responsibilities. This individual may hold his head a little higher and wear a smug expression. He knows quite a lot now! The clubs and activities are taken on with a calm sense of know-how. Scholastic standings now make a difference and the future is seen quietly emerging. S. A. T. has become a groan instead of a subject regarded as something just talked about. This year brings with it a realiza- tion . . . one more summer as a high school student, Frances Adams Elizabeth Bagley Linda Bagwell Gene Barbee Billy Barnes Roland Bissette Elton Bland Wanda Bland nw, IU! Jean Bledsoe Tommy Blinson Ray Boyette Billy Britt Eugene Broadwell Marie Broadwell Judy Brown Aubrey Bunn Class 0 1966 Betty Sue Bunn Ray Bunn Sherrill Butler Sandra Byrd Darlene Calhoun Sandra Canady George Capps Phil Carroll 'lame-A-ffqf :Qan- R H9 qnnnnyr rw-wr will-1-:pref 'SETI Tommy Carroll Marcia Coates Billie Crowder Larry Crowder Jodie Dupree Bonnie Ellis Sandra Ferrell Keith Godwin Class 0 1966 James Godwin Jackie Gordon Nancy Hall Jimmy Hardee Joe Hardee Joel Hicks Ricky Hogg Susan Howard Bettie Jean Johnson Earl Johnson Ethel Johnson Katie Johnson Peggy Johnson Sandra Johnson Zora Johnson David Jones Class 0 1966 Jimmy Kennedy Vickie Lambert Bill Lancaster W. R. Langdon Carolyn Lee Betty Peele Glenwood Moore Dianne Morris Wilma Moss Steve Mulhollem Velma O'Brien Betty Io Parrish Hazel Parrish Susan Quast Gwen Peele Frankie Penny Class 0 1966 Bonnie Pittman Ronnie Pittman Mike Pleasant Gail Pounds Sue Pulley Archie Sasser Barbara Southerland Randy Southerland Frank Sutton Ruth Talton Ann Taylor Tula Faye Tester Douglas Toler Linda Triplett Mary Triplett Sylvia Vinson Class 0 1966 Bucky Wall Dale Wall Beverly Walters James Waters Andy Webb Alan Weeks Mascots ,...f JENNIFER AMOS She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Amos. Jennifer is 4 years old. She enjoys dancing and color- ing. Maw DALE AIKEN He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Aiken. Dale is 4 years old. He enjoys hunting and music. i l SENIQRS Senior Class jficers Brookie Gordon, Vice President, Signa Johnson, Secretary, Peter Champion, Presidentg and Linda Benson, Treasurer fnot picturedj Standing regally on that last step with a smile of satisfaction, the senior goes out alone. His emotions consist of a carefully stirred mixture of independence, self-con fidence, intellect, and love of mankind, with slight touches of fear and confusion. The seniors have been leaders and have looked upon this last year with pride and a feeling of superiority. The senior year has been the height of responsibilities and reaching for the future. One has become an individual with definite thoughts, no longer one of the mass belonging to the crowd. Every phase of life takes on more meaning and the thirst for greater knowledge is seen glowing in one's eyes. The last hushed sound of the senior leaving that last step carries with it laughter, tears, heart- ache, and joy as the mass divides into many separate parts, with shared emotions. DENNIS ADAMS MARY LOU ADAMS MARIE AIKEN JANE ANDERSON JUDY AVERY TOMMY BAGLEY fh 'kv Qs 'VA W' fb 'Wand'-uu!V 'FW' BILLY BARBOUR PAT BARBOUR ANNETTE BARHAM CAROL BEARD MARGARET BEASLEY CONNIE BENSON Class 0 1965 LINDA BENSON MARSHA BENSON BETTY .TO BLEDSOE GAYLE BLINSON MALLIE BISSETTE CONEY BROADWELL MQ ww JO ANN BUNN GERRY CANADY NORWOOD CANADY BILLY CAPPS CARY CARROLL PETER CHAMPION Class 0 . 1965 ROGER COLTRAINE PHIL CRABTREE .TANICE CROWDER TERRY DALTON ANNIE RUTH DUPREE ALANA EASON 'kvnw ii.. A FRANK EATMAN CAROL ANN ELLIS SUSAN ELLIS SYLVIA ELLIS GLENN FLOWERS EARL FRANKS Class 0 1 Q65 DIANNE GARRIS LE I-IMAN GODWIN BROOKIE GORDON BEN GORDON JIMMY GREENE TERESA GRIFFIN wlilw4xuwvv M..-WM 1-r-A 'H' I37 'ummm ik 0-wwf Qww, -niiltlw 'ww K JO ANN GRIMES RUDEEN HENRY JUDY HOGG KARLTON JACKSON EMMA JEAN JERNIGAN LINDA JOHNSON Class 0 1965 MELVIN JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON PHYLLIS JOHNSON SIGNA JOHNSON ANN JONES PAULA JUS TICE 10-4 '1 ' M,r 'n wvug, 'QQNT -W7 lt BERTI-IA LASSITER PAYE LEE GEORGE LEE GLENN LEE LINDA LEE TIM LEE Class 0 1965 DOLORES LITTLE LEA MASSENGILL ELEANOR MAYO TRES MCA DA MS ARTY MERCER MIKE MULHOLLEM ..-ni GERALDINE MUNFORD KAY PA TTILLO GARY PEEDIN CYNTHIA PHILLIPS SHIRLEY PIERCE LORETTA PITTMAN Class 0 1965 SUSAN PITTMAN GAYLE POLLARD PAT PRICE WALTER RASOR JOHN ROBERTSON LINDA SNEAD fa? 7 my Al I43 GLENN SPENCE HARRIS SPENCE LOUISE STANLEY BETTY STEPHENSON MONTE STEPHENSON SUE STEWART Class 0 1965 SANDRA STRICKLAND ELGIE TART RUDY TURNER BEVERLY UNGER DIANNE WALL JANE WATERS A GW A I45 Z ,S Q2 if 1 W? f iff My PE, fs :Q 1 We ,Q 4 vf 3 , xv .X Y vxy LK ' f i 4' 9? 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Tuttle - Sec. and Treas. Loomis Blinson D. Glenn Wall N. B. Bo Parrish Cr. S. Hall William Bradley Charlie Aiken Jimmy Stevens Edward Lambert James E. Barbour John W. Mayo mm Compliments of: C mpliments of: LEDER-HAMILTON PlTTMAN'S DEPARTMENT BARBER STORE C gratulatw SHOP and Best Wishes Smithfield to the C1 yt N. C. 1965 c-radu f N C From the EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT CLAYTON SPINNING COMPANY R B. HICKS ten en S p d t The Most C mpliments N ews About the f' P ple You Know Best Read CLAYTON THE CLAYTON NEWS TIRE SERVICE C mpliments of C mp1iments of DAILY Fool: STORE CLAYTQN FAMILY A M BRANHAM ' 'Owner SUPPLY SHOP CQMPANY R. L. .11 COOPER M S B, M, aiu treet AND RCBERTSON COMPANY MU'-E C0- C1 yt Cottor: - Real Est t North C 1 New and Used msu nee Machinery Office Ph.: 922-7111 H me Ph.: 922-7176 C1 yt North C 1 C1 yum, N. C Complim ent s of: EL-MAR RESTAURANT Highway '7 O Clayton JINX POLLARD Manager Compliments of: E W BO ELLIS Clayton N. C. NORRIS 9 JAMES CASH S Owner Formal Rental Service N' C' Clayton Phone: 922-7823 N' C' 419 East Main Street Clayton, N. C. CLAYTON POTTERY CO. 125 EAST MARKET STREET Claytgn P. O. BOX 637 SmifI1fieIa' C.7eIeuision and .music Cenfer THE House or Musucm. MERCHANDIEIS' SMITHFIELD. N. C. STEVE C. THEMI5 93 2559 N.C Compliments of: Compliments of: CLAYTON Congratulations NIUBII-E CENTER MILLING to the y Seniors of 1965 Clayton Clayton N. c. N. c. 1 M, ,., Compliments of: C0mP1imen-ts of AMITY DOUG ELLIS' HAIR c1ayton GULF SERVICE North Carolina U. S. 70 Clayton N. C. Clayton N. C l ,Q ANNIE v's ?lw ' 4, Wm 1 FLORIST 1 S We Strive to Please at 5 AND 10 Annie ws AUTQ DEALERS Phone: 922-7219 The Friendly Store 121 Hinton St. Clayton N. C. 1 I 'le Smithfield 331 Main Street f If North Carolina N. C. fl N . EJ - fa 6 QQ Q' 3 'Sc SPENCE BRO. SUPERETTE Main Street J, G, Clayton N. c. BARBOUR AND SONS Clayton North Carolina Compliments of: JOHNSTON COUNTY OIL DEALERS ASSOC. Compliment s of BARBOUR-WHITLEY COMPANY Compliments of: Compliments of Main Street Clayton HUGH AUSTIN'S N, Co GNLL MEN'5 AND B0Y'5 Bulclc-PoNTlAc sToRE INC. A Trial ls All We Ask Zebulon Smithfield North Carolina North Carolina ATKINSON'S X Esso SERVICE HQZSMQAW it IUIIIYUII a 1 : - I ,. y ur t nk. Smithfield N- C- phone: T. R. LEE Compliments of 922-7000 Phone: Highway BENSON'S 934-8377 70 CENTER AND SINCLAIR I OIL COMPANY STATION ' - Phone: 922-6494 Clayton N, C, Tires - B tterie Access 'es -- F t PERCY'S SERVICE li- Ml ZS sTAnoN ,LL 'A 7 1-IWW SERVICE 'I M so I O Phone: 922-8797 STEWART'S Highway 70 E t APPLIANCE AND Clayton co' N. C. Main Street Clayton North Carolin JIM AND DAN'S GULF Phone: 922-7732 Main Street Clayton Quality I-Iornes CHARLES B' t e' AUT Q REPAIRS Aff - E. GORDON 'I W e j'. ' B UILDING CONT RA CT OR Phone: 922-7904 Clayton, North Carolina CLAYTON PRQDUCTS C0 AND JQNES TAXI SERVICE e 'neu Raleigh, depend on Coke N C A E-PSI. Oil Q Wherever in you're Q- Ol 1 X .ff...s ' af- ff , XJ Q u X where if yvblz' Y M 8 x 9 I K PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF RALEIGH 2838 Wake Forest Rd. - Raleigh, N. C. - Phone: 828-0391 vg co .Q -1 8 lll'j -4: ll 43, -'. , Ura? nfgfihc 6,Wr'Xt..c4g, D UI' 'I If -:Q,f'g','!q 'Sas' 5 sim 3, is',fv,gny,j1,h,W41,vL5x'?N'cN N5 5 v m'm'c-'ffm M .fr vu O N ' x ALMOST EVERYONE l.ovEs PIN E STATE .ami :Sip - 9 l,1J,,kff1A Q, ' A V ,IL lb -114 ly IWK ,MQ r 1.570112 Q 15, yr - 4 ' 'fx N-Y ' Sr, .w'f- I v5 'f'5f ffm'-f H f n w 2-,mm-f f--. Z, I 00 UH'.'. ' ' 3 ' 5 ' the popular preference in Dairy Products since 191.9 5 JIMQZQ 3 T555 7 31 .':2E1EIEfE: 51152151553 fa. .V-395.3311-XFE'32fIEA15f 2: E I' !fff.5,g:g:-E: :KSC:ft1:1397fQP?fff'l315' ffgfgzg:-:ff ' I2E:g5:3'cS?fE52SLfI1:5:5' an V.: -,v 1. f ' - f'3: !:+ ' . :II3 '?f1:+,f, . ,-.-.-:-:2:I53E5: : ' hz - -:- :fss- . -2.3.5:Q.5:52.:IzSz:5S:I:SsSsEi2?ff THE TOWN SHOP Main St. Clayton, N, C. Congratulations to the Senior s SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP SHIRLEY CARROLL IGA and LINDA JONES FooDuNER of '65 Highway 70 STEVE'S Clayton, TALTON N' C' For the Best Follow the Rest Flowers for: Corsages, Weddings, Parties, and Clayton, N. C. Funerals Clayton, N. C. C mpliments to Seniors: CLAYTON F C X l.ANCASTER'S . ' . GROCERY SERVICE Clayton, N, C We Apprec te M St Ou C t mer Gill ' FUNERAL HCME Compliments Main Str t CLACSLION Claw APPLIANCE N. C. senvlce Phone: WA 2-6321 Main St. - Clayt HW Cloth and Sho th F nnily CREECH- UNDERWOOD INC. Clayton, N. C. HOOD'S DRUG STORE HAROLD'S WELDING SHOP Corner Market and Third Streets Electric and Acetylene Welding Smlthfleld' N' C' Manufacturer of MCDONALD DAVIS, JR. Custom Built Trailers Registered Phar. TI'3.Ct01' Mounted WHITLEY Spray Equipment Your Health ls Our - Professional V Responsibility Phone: 922-7912 Night Phone: 204 Main St. - 2 COMPANY 934 39 4 Clayton Day N. . Phone: E C 934-2286 THE Compliments of: Main Street STAFF Thanks Clayton RECAPPING N- C- Susan Biviano Pam Johnson Ann Keller Debbie Lee Linda Mitchner Debbie Peele June Talton THE JQHNSTONIAN Compliments of Clayton, North Caroli Highway 70 East COMPANY, INC- phone WA 2-72 58 The Orange B. Air Conditioned Electric Heat Front N F ee T. V. Store A T Builder and Compliments Realtor f Sfliiiulliiiiihe JONES AND Poweu. BARBER SHOP Archer Lodge N. C. Clayton North Carolin GENERAL SERVICES AGENCY, INC. J. H. NAPPIER LARRY CASTLEBERRY Main Street Clayton, North Carolina BEDDINGFIELD'S DRUG STORE Main Street Em, 755 Clayton N. C. 'WSTEWC WW 1 ' M CLAYTON AUSTlN'S MOTOR OIL COMPANY CO. Main Street Clayton Clayton North Carollna North Ca rollna x x X X X NR RALEIGH SAVINGS Clayton N. C. Complete Banking Services In Clayton ASSOC . and Other North Carolina Communitie s FIRST FOR YOU! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors! W. R. 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