Clear Run High School - Hornet Yearbook (Garland, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

se a Ni i ee aun ae i Res: eee Met een eater Barta HORNET CLEAR RUN HIGH GARLAND, NORTH CAROLINA GIAS SOL MO2 FOREWORD The publication of a yearbook is in- deed a great task. But with the aid of those persons who felt the initiative, resourcefulness, loyalty, and love for their school this task was surpassed, I personally would like to express my sincere gratitude to those two persons who devoted their time in order to make the '69 HORNET possible. Mrs. B. L. Davis, our beloved Commerce teacher, thank-you for the unselfish hours spent recording our assets and debts. Mr. E. R. Mason, our patient Science instructor, thank-you for the endless time consum- ing problems you faced and solved. To the Yearbook Staff, thank-you for your concentrated effort to make this year- book a reality and not a dream, Mr. : Tyler, our gratitude for all the coopera- tion you bestowed upon us is deeply appreciated. To our fellow schoolmates, as well as Faculty members of Clear Run H.S.; I wish to thank-you for your help in the publication of this yearbook, As I reminisce the hours of the day spent working together with the Staff toward one common goal, I feel a warm ray Of pride within me. In order to show the appreciation felt for the aid received, the Senior Class of 1969 dedicates the '69 HORNET to the Faculty members and entire Student Body of Clear Run ELS: Editor-in-Chief ue bor DEDICATION We, the members of the Senior Class of 1969 with love, a mixed emotion of happiness that we have reached a milestone; and sadness that we must depart, do dedicate this the '1969' ' HORNET to our beloved Principal, Faculty, and Student Body. Our Principal and members of the faculty have served as patient and experienced guides in directing our steps toward the realm of the future. The members of the student body have shared our joys and disap- pointments and encouraged our efforts to the cause of education, It is therefore, with deepest gratitude and undying love that we make this dedication. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Administration Faculty Stat Yearbook Staff Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Clubs and Organizations Athletics Features Patrons Advertisements ty Cae ZINN N re Q WARS 9 A, a a XY x Af: NOS. A , 7] lis) NY = ZN Xh ie ery at aN: { ; TA i DENG rll AWA As AT PPA SILL ESE MG Se A f hk vette fyiit aoe ORE ADMINISTRATION OUR PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE I am grateful to the Class of 1969 for sponsoring this issue of the HORNET. You are to be commended and congratulated for a job well done. Soon you will go forth into the world to do and to dare. This is not the end but what I hope will be a great beginning. Life's change and conflicts must be met with vigor, courage, de- termination and understanding. Accept your responsibilities and move forward. Keep love in- creasingly ardent that you may be constrained in all that is associated with self-denial. Let meekness be the eye, patience the expression of your countenance, kindness the language of the tongue and let your whole soul be clothed in humility, as was your Heavenly Father. Hold fast to all that was good that you received at Clear Run and live justly and serve diligently. May success crown your efforts as you go forth lighting candles in the dark, so that, others may also see. George W. Tyler eee w). Syl Principal Mrs. Sallie M. Adams English French | Shaw University, B.A. Mr. Ellis Brown, Jr. Social Studies Johnson C. Smith University, B.A. Miss A. LaVerne Chesnutt Mathematics Bennett College, B.S. Mrs. Betty L. Davis Commerce A. T. State University, B.S. Mrs. Mary C. DeVane English Guidance Livingstone College, A.B. North Carolina College, M.A. Miss Cornelia E. Fennell Librarian North Carolina College, A.B. North Carolina College, M.A. Miss Virginia L. Gooding English, Phys. Ed. Columbia University, B.A. 10 Mrs. Joyce G. Lamb Home Economics Flora MacDonald College, B.S. Mr. Edward R. Mason Sclence carn ysaid. Shaw University, B.S. Mr. Marion D. McLaurin Mathematics Livingstone College, B.S. Mr. Charles B. Reeves Social Studies, Phys. Ed. Campbell College, B.S. Mrs. Yvonne M. Smith English French A. T. State University Miss Josephene M. Weeks Biology Livingstone College, B.S. Mr. A. H. Williamson Vocational Agriculture AS Gob. otatesUniversity B.o. Awe les statesUniversity aMi,.o. 1] be LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mozell Highsmith, Mrs. Lula Devaughn, Mrs. Queen Murphy. THE CAFETERIA STAFF THE CUSTODIAN Mr. Percy Herring 12 Sh ey Ly ange is S 5 ra s iO PR SE a EF aa SaaS Hk WHO KNOWS WHAT HE KNOWS AND KNOWS THAT HE KNOWS ...1IS A SENIOR CLASS (‘OFFI GE BOTTOM TO TOP: President: Brenda DeVane, Vice-President: William Beatty, Secretary: Brenda Boone, Treas- urer: Glenn Washington James Burney Ambition: Barber Activities: FFA, Basket- ball, Explorer Scout. Ruth Burns Ambition: R.N. Activities: FHA, Com- mercial, Glee Club. 15 William Beatty Ambition: Automotive Technician Activities: FFA, Commercial, FTA, Health Careers, Yearbook Staff, Bus Driver, Officer. James Bannerman Ambition: Mortician Activities: FPA, Bus Driver, Explorer Scout: Brenda Boone Ambition: Business Administration Activities: Officer, Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, NHS) SG, FHA, 1A; French) Cheerleader) HP, Commercial. David Boykin Ambition: FFA, Health Careers, Yearbook Staff, FTA, Basketball. Willie Boykin Ambition: Beautician Activities: FFA, Bus Driver. Jermone Bronson Ambition: Accounting Activities: FFA, Health Careers, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Commercial, French. Gwendolyn Bryant Ambition: R.N. Activitiess-Olficer, Glee Glub, SG, FRAy Health Careers, HP, Yearbook Staff, French. Earnest Carr Ambition: Mortician Activities: FFA, SC, Health Careers, HP. James D. Carr Ambition: Barber Activities: FFA. James F. Carr Ambition: Barber Activities: FFA, Glee Club. Brenda De Vane Ambition: Teacher (H.S.) Activities: FTA, FHA, Glee Club, Commercial, NHS, SC, Yearbook Staff, Officer, Usher, HP. Dianne De Vane Ambition: Stewardess Activities: Officer, Glee Club, FHA, SC. 16 Glenda DeVane Ambition: IBM Activities: FHA, Glee Club, FTA, Commercial. Jessie Fennell Ambition: IBM Activities: Officer, Glee Club, FHA, Yearbook Staff. Harris Imes Ambition: Barber Activities: FFA, Health Careers, Science. Alonzo Johnson Ambition: Activities: FFA, Health Careers, Commercial, Glee Club. Mary Fryar Ambition: Business Administration Activities: FHA, FTA, Health Careers, Yearbook Commercial, French. ) Atha Henry Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Officer, FHA, FTA, Glee Club, HP, SC, Usher, Yearbook Staff. Glenwood Herring Ambition: Singer Activities: FFA. Holice Herring Ambition: P.N. Activities: FHA, FTA, Commercial, Glee Club. Rosa Herring Ambition: R.N. Activities: FHA, Glee Club, Health Careers. Sherman Herring Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: FFA. Ann Jeanette Johnson Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: FHA, SC, Glee Club, Health Careers. Rodney Johnson Ambition: Barber Activities: Health Careers. Leon Kerr Ambition: Artist Activities: FFA. Larry Lamb Ambition: Air Force Activities: FFA. Patsy Lamb Ambition: IBM Activities: FHA, Commercial, Glee Club. Carl McNeil Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: FFA, Health Careers. 18 Annie Melvin Ambition: IBM Activities: FHA, Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Health Careers. Audrey Merritt Ambition: Business Activities: FHA, Bus Driver, FTA Commercial, Health Careers. Lizzie Newkirk Ambition: P.N. Activities: FHA. Saretta Newkirk Ambition: Social Worker Activities: FHA, Glee Club, Commercial. 19 Valerie Merritt Ambition: Librarian Activities: Officer, FHA, HP, FTA, Glee Club, SC, French, Yearbook Staff. Mack Ray Mitchell Ambition: Artist Activities: Basketball, SC, HP, Glee Club, Bus Driver, Yearbook Staff. Henry Murphy Ambition: Air Force Activities: FFA. Leonard Murphy Ambition: Barber Activities: Officer, Glee Club, FFA, Bus Driver. Vera Murphy Ambition: Economist Activities: Glee Club, SC, NHS, Yearbook Staff, French, FHA, FTA. Don Newkirk Ambition: Biologists Activities: SC, FFA, French. Resia Newton Ambition: Secretary Activities: FHA, Commercial. Benny Peterson Ambition: Barber Activities: FFA. Lynwood Peterson Ambition: Pro-Basketball Activities: Basketball, SC, FFA, French, Health Careers. Roy Peterson Ambition: Barber Activities: Basketball, FFA, Yearbook Staff. Rufus Peterson, Jr. Ambition: Pro-Baseball Activities: Basketball, FFA Health Careers, French, Bus Driver. Annie Robinson Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Officer, Glee Club, SC, NHS, FHA, FTA, Usher, YBS. Georgia Robinson Ambition: Den. Asst. Activities: FHA, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Commercial. Luther Robinson Ambition: M.D. Activities: FFA, Health Careers. 20 Henry Treadwell Ambition: Business Ad. Activities! FFA, SC, Of- ficernar | A Usher. eal- book Staff, Basketball. Annette Simpson Ambition: P.N. Picture Not Available. 21 Jacqueline Sellers Ambition: Sociologist Activities: Officer, Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, SGeLinvera Avsiieeakuench, Library: Gale Sellers Ambition: R.N. Activities: FHA, Glee Club, Commercial. Iris Smith Ambition: Telephone Operator Activities: Glee Club, FHA, Commercial. Gail Spearman Ambition: Dental Hygienist Activities: FHA, Yearbook, HP, SC, Glee Club, Health Careers. Dianne Tatum Ambition: Model Activities: FHA. Willie Tatum Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: FFA. Glen Washington George Williams Wadell Williams Ambition: Business Ambition: Physical Ambition: Barber Activities: Officer, SC, Education Activities: FFA. FFA, FTA, Usher, Yearbook Activities: Basketball. Staff, Commercial. CLASS SONG Farewell Clear Run, we're bound to leave you now. Memories linger on. Though hard to us this journey has appeared. But at least we've reached our goal. Thanks to the teachers, principal, everyone who has helped us strive. Now graduation day is here. Clear Run High, fare ye well. Sadness fills our hearts to know that we must go. How we'll miss Clear Run High. Eyes fill with tears to think that paths must part. So we bid sad farewell. But so the days go swiftly by, the memories will never die. Memories our hearts will swell. Clear Run High, fare ye well. Jessie Fennell Glennwood Herring Jacqueline Sellers aD CLASS HISTORY In September, nineteen hundred and sixty-five, a band of Pilgrims solely consisting of 109 freshmen, embarked upon a new frontier. They were a devoted band of explorers and seekers of wisdom. They had planned for this exploration for a long time, they having collected a goodly amount of necessary baggage in the way of bits of geography, sections of arithmetic, bunches of dates fresh from the tree of history, and a supply of grammar, Each had the required ticket--a certificate of promotion from the mother country, the eighth grade. For purposes of protection and mutual advancement they organized into three sections having as commanders Mrs. B. L. Davis, Miss C. E. Fennell, and Mrs. L. A. Bert. In spite of their greenness they made rapid progress, obtaining strong holds in Algebra I, English, History and other important en- trenchments of the realm. The chief governing official of these pioneers was: Ernest Carr, and without serious catastrophies they came to the end of the first era. At the beginning of the second era, the freshmen advanced and took possession of the strong- holds of the sophomores, this tribe having succeeded to the territory occupied by the juniors. The chief government official of this group of pioneers was Jacqueline Sellers. Rebellions of small import arose over occasional faculty rulings, and murmurings were heard because of the heavy tax imposed on their minds by the lengths of lessons, but they were settled by peaceful arbitration. So the second era drew to an end. With the beginning of the third era several changes were noted. The valiant bands who had entered as freshmen and conquered the lessons of the sophomores, now advanced to and occupied the territory of the juniors. To preside over them as president, they did elect one Jacqueline Sellers, who did walk before them. This era was characterized by contentions and external strife because of the many members who were struggling for prominence in, scholarship, bas- ketball, oratory, typewriting, state musicals, and the highlight of this era was the Junior-Senior Prom with the rejuvenating theme, ''A Roman Holiday. The fourth era was marked by important reconstruction, for the humble band who had in- vaded the freshmen trenches three years before, now became Seniors, the mighty leaders of the realm and the invincible class of 1969. The sagacious Brenda De Vane was elected president. The seniors, numbering 62, did greatly impress themselves upon the lower tribes among the pioneers of learning and became much noted for their ability and diligence. Especially did they endear themselves to the faculty who gave much effort to fitting them for the great con- test of graduation. Great occasions were the Senior trip, class night, and commencement ex- ercises. Thus closed the fourth era, and with their Motto--''A wise man will hear, and will increase learning; And a man of understanding shall attain unto wise council. (Proverbs 1:5). Vera Murphy Jacqueline Sellers 23 SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS MOST COOPERATIVE Vera Murphy Don Newkirk Saretta Newkirk Jerome Bronson es Pv ‘es BEST ALL AROUND Jacqueline Sellers Glenn Washington FRIENDLIES T MOST PLAYFUL Annie Melvin David Boykin Hollice Herring Leonard Murphy 24 MOST TALENTED BEST LOOKING Jacqueline Sellers Glenwood Herring Annie Robinson Sherman Herring MOST ATHLETIC Brenda Boone Roy Peterson ; _ BEST DANCER MOST POPULAR Iris Smith Leonard Murphy Jessie Fennell Henry Treadwell 25 BEST DRESSED QUIETEST Resia Newton Ernest Carr Georgia Robinson Willie Tatum MOST DIGNIFIED Ruth Burns David Boykin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALKATIVE Jacqueline Sellers Glenn Washington Valerie Merritt Henry Treadwell 26 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Class of 1969's Last Wills and Testaments Dianne DeVane, Gwendolyn Bryant and Ruth Burns will their ability to be fashionable to Merlowese DeVane, Dolly Hayes and Alveria Johnson. Henry L. Treadwell, Roy L. Peterson and George Williams will their athletic pride to Albert Murphy, Charlie Williams and Samuel DeVane. Rodney Johnson, Benny Peterson and James F. Carr will their ability to cut classes to Arnold Hayes and Leroy Belcher. Willie Boykin, Harris Imes and Valerie Merritt will their ability to talk to Laura New- kirk, Virginia DeVane and Brenda Lamb. Carl McNeil and Patsy Lamb will their shortness to Larry Crumpler and Elbert Crenshaw. Iris Smith and Leonard Murphy will their dancing feet to Neacie Holmes and Samuel D. DeVane. Glenn Washington, Vera Murphy and Earnest Carr will their collegiate look to Claudia Murphy, Francis Newton and Ethel Carr. Don Newkirk, James Burney and Alonzo Johnson will their play-boy look to Alton Johnson, Larry Herring and Nelson Robinson. Audrey Merritt, Saretta Newkirk and Jerome Bronson will their ability to be cooperative to JoAnne Gray, Doretha Moore and Mary DeVane. Jessie Fennell wills her popularity to Mattie Newton. Resia Newton and Luther Robinson will their ability to study to Barry Hollingsworth, Charlie Williams and Phyllis Cowan. Georgia Robinson and Willie Tatum will their artistic fingers to Barbara Lamb and Sammy Newton. Jeanette Johnson, Lizzie Newkirk will their quietness to Jessie Jenkins and James Murphy. Rufus Peterson wills his ability to steal a basketball from opposing teams to James D. Herring. Brenda J. Noone wills her ability to be the school's fastest typist to Belvin Henry. William Beatty wills his ability to debate with teachers to Joel Robinson. Marie Melvin wills her ability to be friendly to the Junior Class. Rosa J. Herring wills her fatness to Nellie Henry. Gale Sellars wills her slimness to Shirley Vann. Curtis Fennell wills his ability to dance to Deborah Howard. Jacqueline Sellers wills her ability to be the world's first Negro Twiggy to Icey Newkirk. Mary Fryar, Sherman Herring and David Boykin wills their coolness to Vivian Peterson, Gwendolyn Robinson and Drew Melvin. Hollice Herring, Annie Robinson and Lynwood Peterson will their likable disposition to Antionette Fennell, Gail Herring, and Rosemary Hayes. Atha Henry, Glenda DeVane will their ability to give current events to Pandora Rob- inson, Virginia DeVane and Janice Moore. Glennwood Herring, McRay Mitchell and Brenda DeVane will their singing ability to Verlene Imes, Garfield Thomas and Donnie Hayes. Gayle Spearman, Diane Tatum will their ability to love to Merion Boykin and Minnie Fryar. pees Simpson and Leon Carr will their ability to stay out of school to Garfield Thomas and Velma Vann. James Bannermen and Carl Murphy, Larry Lamb will their ability to stay cool, calm, and collected to Lonnie R. DeVane and Tony Beatty. Joseph West and Henry Murphy will their ability to drive to Dallas Pridgen, and John Pridgen. Mack Ray Mitchell Dianne DeVane 27 GIFS Sig O GY. Like sands of the hour glass, so are the days of our lives. As the hour glass turns, the light glows on the sand grains of the class of ''69'' where we have made great ac- complishments in the world of 79 , The first grain of sand falls and the light glows on Brenda Boone, where she is found at her desk position as personal secretary to the Secretary of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in Washington, D.C. While Brenda is making life for herself, we find another sand grain, Gwendolyn Bryant, dedicating herself to those that need her most, the patients at Duke Hospital in Durham, North Carolina. Gwen holds her own in the Registered Nurse department. Jacqueline Sellers is on the staff at the University of North Carolina in Charlotte, North Carolina. Jackie is serving to the best of her ability as Dean of Sociology. The sand grains continue to fall and the light reflects on Henry Treadwell still smooth sailing Little Bud enjoying bachelor life as he leaves in his 79 Camero from a hard day's work at General Motors, Inc. in Detroit, Michigan where he is chief accountant. Along with Henry, William Beatty is also in Detroit working at the same place, only he is an automotive technician. Boy! the smallest grain has fallen. Rufus Peterson isn't small any more now that he plays with the Yankees of New York. They battle victoriously with the Dodgers of California. Oh! Annie Robinson is doing fine; she's head of the Social Department here in Sampson County. We see another grain and discover that Glenn Washington is happy being the business manager at J. P. Stevens Fabrics Inc. in Wallace, North Carolina. Our sands travel all over the world. Dianne DeVane has just flown in with TWA airlines where she is a stewardess seeing the world. She is returning from Paris, France. The lights brighen and beam on Roy Lee Peterson as he instructs a class at Bull City Barber College in Durham, North Carolina. He is still the Roy that we all know so well, easy going and ever-loving. Roy is thinking of joining Chamberlain, he can never forget basketball. Would you believe that we have sand grains still here at Clear Run? Well, George Williams and Don Newkirk are still here. George teaches Physical Education and he is also the coach. His team is also as good as the team of '69. Don is the biologist here and enjoys his job very much. One grain has shown Mr. McLaurin how much he appreciated his basketball drills. Lynwood Peterson is now playing with the Celtics and enjoys working with Bill Russell. Glowing and reflecting the light stops. Valerie Merritt is seen as she enters the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. as Vice-Librarian. Valerie loves life in Washington and doing that type of work. Brenda DeVane is now on the staff at Union High School and teaches biology, chemistry, and physics. After attending school at Kitrell College in Kitrell, North Carolina Audrey Merritt decided to make Kitrell her home. She is personal secretary there at the college. Turning into light another grain falls and makes hit tunes. Glenwood Herring is heard instead of being seen as he sings from his soul at the Apollo Theater in New York City. He has moved Joe Simmon out of business. Traveling through the hour glass we spot Mary Fryar in her classroom at one of the largest schools in New York City. Flowing and glowing, the next grain Gail Spearman finds being a dental hygienist the right occupation for her. Do you listen to WUKKB coming from Garland, North Carolina? If you do the voice that you hear is that of David Boykin who has his own program Jive Junction , recorded for different strokes for different folks. Iris Smith another sand grain of the class of '69 is now a telephone operator in New York City. Georgia Robinson finds working with Dr. Mer- ritt of Clinton, North Carolina a pleasure. Atha Henry and Saretta Newkirk always -enjoyed helping others; they now work in Raleigh, North Carolina and do fine in the social work department. Walking through the corridors of Duplin General Hospital we find two more of our sands, Lizzie Newkirk and Hollice Herring busy at work as prac- tical nurses. Oh! just look another bright light and more sand grains. Lucille Fennell and Glenda DeVane both hold their heads high as they work at Sears Roebuck Co. in Fayetteville, North Carolina and J. P. Stevens Co. in Wallace, North Carolina, respectively. Another grain rises and there is Leonard Murphy. He now owns his own barber shop in Garland, North Carolina. Gosh! Vera Murphy is doing fine for herself at A P Stores. She is the economist of the stores in Clinton, Wallace, and Burgaw, North Carolina. As secretary at County Wide Sewing Company, Resia Newton does fine. She loves her work, there is so much fun in it. Joseph West, Sherman Herring and Alonza Johnson have made our country proud of them. Joseph is returning from active duty in Vietnam while Sherman has been assigned to special forces in Vietnam. Boys, we the members of the hour glass are very proud of you also. Beaming and gleaming, the hour glass turns to Seymour Johnson Air Forces Base where Larry Lamb has just rated Staff Sergeant. Ruth Burns, Gale Sellars and Rosa Herring are Registered nurses at Sampson Memorial Hospital, and Cape Fear Valley Hospital, caring for the sick means a lot to those girls. Our sand grains are punching out, Annie Marie Melvin is now an IBM punchboard operator at J. C. Penney's Store in Wilmington, North Car- olina. Well, we see that Mack Ray Mitchell has stopped singing and has now become an artist. Mack works hard at his job, drawing comic strips for Warner Brothers pro- 29 duction. He may even produce a new comic character. Our sand gains could not completely leave our town of Garland. Jerome Bronson now does accounting at First National Bank in Garland, North Carolina. We have glamorous sand grains. Dianne Tatum is the beautiful model all you girls see in Seventeen Magazine. Harris Imes, James Burney, Rodney Johnson, James F. Carr, and James D. Carr are barbers. They all work in a barber shop at Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Benny Peter- son and Waddell Williams are the managers of that barber shop. Now that the Carters have retired from the funeral business James Bannermen, and Earnest Carr have taken over their business in Garland with a small business in Harrells. All the embalming is done by Jimmy himself. Ah! the grains contained in this hour glass. Curtis Fennell has just been promoted to First Sergeant. He is stationed in Fayetteville, N.C. at Fort Bragg. Carl McNeil also does artistic work; he works with Screen Gems produc - tion. Patsy Lamb, and Annette Simpson now hold their own as IBM operators in Phila., Penna. Willie Boykin, another sand grain finds working at LaSalle's Beauty school the perfect life for him. Carl :Murphy is now a scientist. We all wonder what he will invent. Luther Robinson is the new Medical Doctor. So as the hour glass completely fills, so are we as we see the accomplishments of our class. We shed tears of joy with each falling grain. Valerie Merritt Marie Melvin 30 CANDID SHOTS L BUS 3] Sw hig i iY fi Ce Ly Le y ie ; Ze ity Hy of Meerre e Leys QA ii HE WHO KNOWS NOT AND KNOWS THAT HE KNOWS NOT ers art JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM TO TOP: President: Merion Boykin, Vice-President: James Thomas, Secretary: Mary DeVane, Treas- urer: Neacie Holmes. 33 George Alford Anthony Beatty James Beatty Reginald Blue Merion Boykin Clyde Bryant Ray Carr Elbert Crenshaw Darnell DeVane Lonnie DeVane Mary DeVane Merlowese DeVane Virginia DeVane Glenda Ellis Antionette Fennell Minnie Fryar Arnold Hayes Dolly Hayes Donnie Hayes Belvin Henry Ann Herring Gail Herring William Herring Barry Hollingsworth Neacie Holmes Deborah Howard Verlene Imes Alton Johnson Alveria Johnson Ethel Kerr 34 Doretha Moore Janice Moore Claudia Murphy Icey Newkirk Larry Newkirk Mattie Newton Sammy Newton Ida Peterson Vivian Peterson Gwendolyn Robinson Joel Robinson Linda Robinson Pandora Robinson Gil Tatum James Thomas Mary Underwood Selma Vann Shirley Vann Velma Vann Wilda Ward Charlie Williams Larry Williams 35 pal Te ALLE eo il oe LAER Oe AEBS Gp OD (9 lee ih Ie SN Ss SS wie SOPHOMORES HE WHO KNOWS NOT THAT LERIINOWS .. 2 ISA SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM TO TOP: President: Felica Miller, Vice-President: Carolyn Peterson, Secretary: Mary Boone, Treas- urer: Roselle Carr. 37 38 Donnell Alford Calvin Beatty Dorothy Becton Mary Boone Chevis Boykin Myrtle Boykin Samuel Boykin Shirley Bronson James Bryant Cynthia Burney Lydia Burney Tommy Burney Coretta Burns Albert Carr Leon Carr Curtis Carr Diressa Carr Henry Carr Lawrence Carr Roselle Carr Harry Carraway Willie Cobin Linda Cooper David Corbert Philistene Cowan Mary Crenshaw James DeVane Rhonda DeVane Stanley DeVane Darrell Fennell 39 Dorothy Fennell Mildred Gibbs Joanne Gray Lynn Hayes Rosemary Hayes Willie Hayes Anthony Henry Betty Henry Nellie Henry Cynthia Herring James Herring Alzona Herring Linda Jacobs Benjamin Johnson Betty Johnson Barbara Lamb Brenda Lamb Bonnette Lamb Cathy Lamb Linda Lamb Carolyn Lassiter Ruthel Mainor Alice McKoy Bobby McNeil Letha McNeil Drew Melvin Felica Miller Jimmy Miller Mercedes Miller Alford Murphy 40 Charlie Murphy Larry Murphy John Newkirk Sylvia Newkirk John Newton Jeanette Newton Carolyn Peterson Jacqueline Pierce Dallas Pridgen John Pridgen Micheal Robinson Georgia Tatum Vivian Robinson Henry Tatum James Tatum Emma West James West Rosemary Wilcox Donald Williams Nelson Wright ia ES es Ge a SL tb z, oO et a it DE Oat Oe A LULA) er oe HE WHO KNOWS NOT AND KNOWS NOT THAT HE KNOWS NOT... .IS A FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President; Retha Bannermen, Vice-President; Carozell Henry, Secretary; Debra Smith, Treasurer; Sylvia Johnson. 42 43 Shelia Autry Randall Autry Retha Bannerman LaSalle Boykin Donald Bryant James Bryant Quincy Campbell Alvester Carr DeeWee Carr Richard Carr Roy Carr Sherry Carr Shirley Carr Larry Corbert Deborah Cooper Donnie Corbert Joyce Corbert Kenneth Corbert Lenze Corbert Phyllis Corbert Queen Cowan Gregory Cromatie Jefferey Crumpler Rayfield Davis Barbara DeVane Morall De Vane Samuel DeVane Sandra De Vane Janet Ellis Micheal Ellis 44 Patrick Ellis Arnold Fryar Ed Fryar Gretha Graham John Hayes Valido Hayes Caroselle Henry Vaywell Henry Bonnie Herring Jerome Herring Lloyd Herring Rosie Herring Shady Herring Laura Highsmith Carrie Holmes Franklin Imes Willie Imes Jesse Jenkins Sylvia Johnson Jessia Keith Linda Kerr Charles Lamb Charlie Lassiter Berthenia Mainor Frankie Mainor James Mainor Arlene McKoy Louise McKoy Willie McNeil Arthur Melvin 45 Gary Melvin Hubert Middleton Harold Miller Lorenzo Miller Vernold Miller Alvin Murphy Ancester Murphy Brevone Murphy James Murphy Joyce Murphy Mike Murphy Sharon Murphy Velma Murphy Ida Newkirk Jerlin Newkirk Roscoe Newkirk Shelton Newkirk William Newkirk William Newkirk Amos Newton Barbara Newton Fitzgerld Newton Colander Peterson Marvie Peterson Roger Peterson Renita Pierce Annie Robinson Clyde Robinson Jackie Robinson Cathie Robinson Ray Robinson Donald Seals Stephen Spearman : Debra Smith James Smith James Underwood Micheal Vann Lavern Washington Loretta Washington Glennette West Joseph West Amma Williams Summerfield Williams 46 aN fh nD vee Y Yi A KA | tie ety USE ep Ae? tiene KSA panic e ff Yen ents Vy Die hy BY Ke (eas PSOE NS mines Dal TIN ISEN NY WN Sale PONS Re TRIO GE UNA NS Ce AN Saks (ip DP Sm int —= p eS ee. O STUDENT COUNCIL ‘ 4 2 i is pot? A Be te fi mee - re ‘ r Fo STUDENT COUNCIL. KNEELING: (left to right) N. Holmes, P. Robinson, V. Merritt, V. Imes, M. Newton, F. Miller, L. Cooper, C. Peterson, B. DeVane, S. Johnson, C. Holmes, A. Robinson. Standing FIRST ROW: Mr. E. R. Mason, S. Boykin, B. Boone, J. Sellers, J. Ellis, A. Henry, J. Moore, B. Lamb, S. Bronson, E. West, G. Spearman, D. DeVane, V. Murphy, G. Bryant, E. Carr, Mrs. M. C. DeVane. Standing SECOND ROW: D. New- kirk, D. Hayes, G. Tatum, A. Johnson, A. Murphy, M. Mitchell, H. Treadwell, G. Washington. 48 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE LEADERSHIP CHARACTER BRENDA J. BOONE Senior BRENDA A, DEVANE Senior Mr, E, R. MASON ADVISOR VERA J. MURPHY ANNIE R, ROBINSON Senior Senior 49 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB. SEATED: G. Thomas, G. Tatum, E. Carr, J. Gray, A. Fennell, V. Murphy, M. Boone, J. Sellers, A. Robinson, R. Carr, M. Fryar, R. Mainor, R. Peterson. STANDING: B. Lamb, B. Johnson, F. Miller, L. Cooper, D. Becton, B. Lamb, S. Vann, C. Peterson, G. Herring, P. Herring, V. Imes, N. Holmes, P. Robinson, M. Newton, V. Robinson, G. Bryant, B. Robinson, M. Crenshaw, G. Spearmen, J. Fennell, V. Merritt, B. Boone, L. Robinson, D. DeVane, B. DeVane, S. Adams, Advisor, H. Treadwell, A. Johnson, L. Peterson, D. Hayes, D. Newkirk, W. Beatty, D. Alford, G. Washington, J. Bronson, D. Boykin, G. Tatum. LIBRARY CLUB VE We, Tee ep bo fehl ah! ‘ Advisor: Miss C. E. Fennell 50 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F.T.A. SEATED: B. DeVane, B. Johnson, A. Henry, V. Merritt, R. Robinson, J. Gray, B. Boone, A. Merritt, G. DeVane, M. Fryar, R. Mainor, R. Carr. STANDING: C. Holmes, C. Lassistor, M. Newton, G. Thomas, N. Holmes, E. West, A. Johnson, D. Hayes, W. Beatty, J. Sellars, J. Bronson, D. Boykin, G. Washigton, P. Robinson, S. Boykin, M. Miller, S. Adams, Advisor. COMMERCIAL CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB: V. Peterson, A. Merritt, W. Beatty, M. Underwood, R. Burns, R. Newton, S. Newkirk, P. Lamb, G. Robinson, G. Washington, D. Boykin, J. Bronson, M. Boykin, I. Smith, G. DeVane, H. Herring, ne Peterson, L. Peterson, M. Melvin, J. Moore, G. Sellers, V. Merritt, B. Boone, A. Johnson. 51 SCIENCE CLUB Advisor: Mr. E. R. Mason HEAL Tid GAGs HEALTH CAREER. FIRST ROW: (left to right) E. Mason, Advisor, V. Imes, G. Bryant, G. Graham, E. West, P. Robinson, A. Merritt, M. DeVane, advisor. SECOND ROW: G. Thomas, H. Imes, S. Bronson, M. Fryar, J. Moore, R. Peterson, V. Peterson. THIRD ROW: D. Newkirk, L. Peterson, J. Bronson, W. Beatty, D. Boykin. 52 FPUTURE HOMEMAKERS ADVISOR: Mrs. J. Lamb soa aee Recap eeepnoran ennstanetiscamsseaser FUTURE FARMERS ADVISOR: Mr. A. Williamson 53 GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Advisor: Miss V. Gooding : ¢ z : i ; BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mason ak Advisors: Mr, C. Reeves, Mr. 54 Associate Editor Business Manager Jacqueline Sellers Glen Washington HORNET STAFF SEATED FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Sellers, B. Boone, G. Washington. SEATED SECOND ROW: A. Robin- son, V. Murphy, M. Fryar, V. Merritt. STANDING: A. Henry, B. DeVane, H. Treadwell, G. Bryant, R. Peterson, W. Beatty, J. Fennell, G. Spearman, D. Boykin, M. Mitchell, Mr. E. R. Mason. 55 Fw Cras Ys GNA x Y sis A i) i, peg, Wares f we. na B Cae cYs NING avs wh AS ENN S x Sy 4 p jm LEN Ls NX UR ‘ MN Nhe EON ah Na UN IN NY Or a pal F EATURES aie POR re ANN testis meetin steepest me Pipe we iyy 58 MISS HOMECOMING 1969 Pandora Robinson SECOND RUNNER-UP Ruth Burns RUNNERS-UP TO MISS HOMECOMING 1969 y : ® = : : % ‘ | FIRST RUNNER-UP Gertha Graham eS, es — SR Phi a 61 62 : : ea ee Oo = Oo a a QO a ny 2 = Brenda Lamb Spas : = a Y) 2 LA DY 2 a Y So = O eK © QY S 0 cS 8 = 9S = 63 ree ee ee tea NA 4 VARS alii se JCS CHEERLEADERS Rey ee rae LEFT JS Seek FIRST ROW: M. Boone, G. Tatum, M. Newton. SECOND ROW: E. West, A. Fennell, G. Her- ring, G. West. JUNIOR VARSITY Coteh! MERRY Mason KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Herring, A. Melvin, L. Herring, B. McNeil, R. Autry. STANDING? E- Garr; s: Boykin, M. McLaurin, J. Bryant, D. Carr, M. Robinson, S. Devane, L. Carr, C. Williams, G. Williams, L. Mur- phy, E. Mason. 65 VARSTLY™ Coach MuaviD dere KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Herring, D. DeVane, A. Murphy, H. Treadwell, D. Melvin, M. Mitchell, R. Peterson, J. Beatty, L. Peterson. STANDING: M. McLaurin, E. Carr, J. Pridgen, R. Peterson, E. Crenshaw, S. Boy- kin, E. Mason. STARTING FIVE EET TOseRIGHT: Henry Treadwell, Alfred Murphy, Roy Peterson, John Pridgen, Elbert Crenshaw. 66 fe pA (fe = Dies 2 Cs Apes fae eit 6227 = Ix CONGRESS. Jury 4, 1776. She mmrarti MONS Declarattort se win mio States of Murer ca, ny x Bert boas eed ty flows bsopelle : ate ‘ feovod vel veges phobia be wimek the odovs el bee Vides sing) MN vsesfes Toe boll A fecnibien He food fiw athe a pfctak, Mal uh meee ase srealed rpsuse Mout Sey sie todo Bt ol sa orig uy eres este Lye sod cnet hoy fr ake. 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Garb. hind ing te ie dapiionne Jisdye of be woekd foe Kis ina tad sfoce if Lacticrihy of the goon Ape offen brtonies fbomis fubiieh ised Leetidee, lel Uae Uoiitel boteriies sie an of Aeghe « oe hie shree and Sndepende Mics all Lb ie ble Baleh Gun, and lead all publi conniclion hivter toon ated fie heals Pa “sual asker, bo sete fcuagh oo he é sadl hpvioed we nd Shits, they have fell True le be ee wncdsae Space certarl ieanees atabich Cornimuse . acca he obo alt ofhee the and Phavige which Sradapensten i. tnd fo Us fippot ofa Le ex lmitin, Yup tebcmec onbee flrclecter of OA ic Phos Me nebo wily flee Bniiek his oie when ele “iil flamete Sfrkponr (ise Fiah tha leeds noe he = ke oictecirl oe epee es + ay es e wD wee Fa perie 2 oe My Tan hile, Suan elbieird een fm Boomer tarepth Beever, “ee x pe oak. a eae ePrice h Cb thy Sih Sdams (o Shea ae 6 BO Leite fa. on Lig Irs A ae a tf wa lp ben 2 £ fed ie : he Gate: hy : a | as A £7, _ EOE, SS Le Si ee _ Yrii-ge Milian Ellin Bo Galen por Mayo i” ae Se Reyer Merman et Aes mes Modis BA Ls AP fr : Ps lor fiver ho ag =e - eae Cab ene ome SCHOO lias GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mrs. DeVane counsels graduates Joyce Williams and Patrica Robinson. All planning and activities at Clear Run are centered around the students even after students have graduated. Here the counselor, Mrs. DeVane, is seen in a follow-up-conference with Miss Patricia Robinson, a student at Johnson C. Smith, and Miss Joyce Williams, a student of North Carolina College. 68 SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs, Ruth Olives CHO O A IDS Mrs. Juanita Carr Mrs. Shirley Kersey 69 TRANSPORTATION Don Newkirk Willie Boykin Virginia DeVane Alveria Johnson Sherman Herring Weldon Beatty William Beatty Rufus Peterson James Bannerman Audrey Merritt Willie Tatum Joel Robinson Merion Boykin Mack Ray Mitchell 70 7 Mrs. DeVane Mr. Williams Miss Gooding Mrs. Smith Mrs. Adam s Mr. Reeves FAMOUS QUOTES 72 Gosh Darn It Sh-Sh-Sh ' Alright Seniors Right, Right, Right I'll tell Mr. Tyler Clean-up Spread out You understand ? F! for the period You see! Oh yeah Alright Class Young people Look Boy 73 ALMA MATER Hail! dear Clear Run High School, The dear school of our hearts, We pledge thee our loyalty true, For the work of thy teachings and thy loving care Which has taught us to know and to do As our dear sons and daughters go out from thy walls We shall carry your name ever new For your banner we'll fight and your honor keep bright Ever true to the green and the white. As we go on life's journey on far, far from thee Your true spirit with us shall remain; 'Tis your name we shall praise and forever we'll raise Your great glory, we'll always sustain Alma Mater, may you forever long stand Crowned with honor as none in the land We shall love you forever and ever shall prove You, alone in our hearts will ever rule. CLASS COLORS: Gold and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS MOTTO: No Victory Without Labor. 74 Se eX ae oS Cs - —esese : Oe . SS PATRONS Mrs. Sallie M. Adams Mr. Mrs. Donald Allen Mrs. Sudie M. Anders Mr. Mrs. Leonard Atkinson, Jr. Mr. Leonard Atkinson, Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Autry Mr. Mrs. Leslie Autry Mr. Mrs. Henry Bass Miss Alice C. Beatty Mr. David L. Beatty Mrs. Mamie Beatty Mr. James H. Beatty Mr. Mrs. Joe Beatty Mr. Kennis Beatty Mr. Orlando Beatty Mr. William O. Beatty Mrs. Catherine Beatty Mr. Mrs. Larry M. Bell Mr. Mrs. Alden Beckett Mr. Mrs. Earnest Bennerman Mr. Mrs. Wilbert Blackburn Mr. Mrs. Chic Boykin Mrs. Nettie M. Boykin Mr. Schuyler J. Boykin Mrs. Dorothy P. Boone Mr. Mrs. Wilbert Boone Mr. Ellis Bronson Mr. Mrs. John Bronson Mr. Mrs. J. V. Bronson Mrs. Onnie Bronson Mrs. Ophelia Bronson Mr. Mrs. Eustace Bryant Miss Gwendolyn Bryant Mr. Mrs. Bennie Burney Mrs. Daisy H. Burns Mr. Mrs. Ray Cannon Mrs. Andrew Carr MiceVirs Daniel mae @arne) i. Mrs. Eula Carr Mr. Glenn Carr Mrs. Jessie Bell Carr Mr. Mrs. John H. Carr S Sgt. Mrs. John T. Carr Mrs. Deloise Clark Mrs. Sir Frances Corbett Miss Vidella Corbett Mr. William Corbett Miss Barbara Crenshaw Mrs. Mary H. 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Sidney Gray Mr. Mrs. Archie Hargett Mrs. Janie M. Hall Mr. Mrs. Tony Harper Mrs. Bessie Hayes Mrs. Elma Hayes Mrs. Lydia Hayes Mr. Raymond Hayes Mrs. Katherine Henry Mr. 6 Mrs Ua) iienry,ssr. Mrs. Margaret Henry Mrs. Retha Henry Mrs. Beatrice Herring Mr. Mrs. Calvin R. Herring Mr. Mrs. Elvie Lee Herring Mrs. Katie Herring Mrs. Pearl Herring Mrs. Robert L. Herring Mr. Mrs. Shade Herring Mr. Mrs. Edward Hill Mr. Mrs. J. W. Hill Miss Maggie Hollingsworth Mr. Mrs. Rayfield Hollingsworth Mrs. Dorothy Holmes Mr. George Holmes Miss Elma Imes Mr. Mrs. Francis Imes Mr. Mrs. Lewis Imes Mrs. Lillian Imes Mr. Walter D. Imes Mrs. Dancy Johnson Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Miss Floria Johnson Mr. Haywood Johnson, Jr. Mr. Haywood Johnson, Sr. Mr. James T. Johnson Mr. Mrs. John Johnson Mr. Mrs. Lewis Johnson Mrs. Maggie Pickett Johnson Mrs. Mamie Johnson Miss Mary H. Johnson Mrs. Rosie Johnson Mr. Roy Johnson Mrs. Waddell Johnson Mr. Waddell Johnson Mr. Mrs. R. E. Kenan Mr. Mrs. W. A. Kenan Mr. Roy Kerr ‘Mr. Mrs. William Kormegay Mr. Mrs. B. H. Lamb Mr. Mrs. James A. Lamb Mrs. Lillie Lamb Mr. Mrs. Mitchell Lamb Mrs. Mary Laurie Mrs. Horace Lee Mr. Mrs. Russell Lee Mr. Mrs. D. B. Lewis Mr. Carl Marshburn Mr. E. S. Marshall Edna Elizabeth Matthews Mr. Elbert Mathis Mr. Joe Louis Mathis Mrs. Mary L. Mathis Mrs. Janie Maynor Mrs. Beatrice Maynor Rev. John McKoy Mr. M. D. McLaurin Mr. Charlie McMillian Miss Margaret McMillian Miss Lottie McNeill Mr. Mrs. Ras McNeil Mr. Mrs. Ernest Melvin Mrs. Hazel Melvin Mr. Mrs. Marven Melvin Mrs. Marie R. Melvin Mr. Mrs. Ronald E. Melvin Mr. Mrs. Gorman L. Merritt Mr. John Henry Merritt Miss Valerie Merritt Mrs. Dell Miller Mr. Mrs. Horace Miller Mrs. John R. Miller Mr. William H. Miller Mrs. Annie D. Moore Mr. Mrs. David Moore Mr. Mrs. David L. Moore Mr. Mrs. Liston Moore Mr. Albert Murphy Mr. Clifton Murphy Mr. David D. 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