Clemmons High School - Clemmemories Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1952 volume:

i r h ¥ h tr i Frinted and Bound in the U. S. A. by School Printing Service CHARLOTTE, N, C. J I Seated, left to right : Oliver Woodford, Feature Editor; Jane Cook, Typist; Buddy Jones,.Advertising Manager; Howard Hickman, Business Manager; Nancy Quinn, Sports Editor, Norma Lee Frye, Typist; Bette Higgins, Art Editor; Delores Sprinkle, Activity Editor; Margie Smith, Business Manager; Peggy Rights, Associaie Editor. Standing-. Billy Wooseley, Editor-in-Chief; Donald Williams, Sports Editor; Bill Long, Photography Editor. TO DEDICATION HisjFpMtt t®� k WITH GRATEFUL APPRECIATION FOR HER NEVER-CEASING LABOR, UNDERSTANDING GUIDANCE, INFALLIBLE COURAGE, AND THOUGHTFUL CONSIDERATION; WE THE SENIORS DED ! A II l HIS. THE FIFTH EDITION, THE 1952 ISSI IE OF CLEMMEMORlt S . MISS PEGGY HICKS Home Economics MR. L. O. CROTTS Agriculture MISS FRANCES COOK Science and Physical Education FACULTY MR. BILLY S. INGRAM Mathematics MISS ESTHER McNEIL Librarian MR. G. T. MOODY English and French MR. W. F. MORGAN English and Geography MRS. R. W. NEWSOM, JR. Commercial s?Hy n jGrn. JOsricL tS ey To ' to ' to yvvJ., xxwds yuot: to LjudLcL 0 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Oliver Woodford Jane Cook _ Norma Lee Frye Marcella Byrd .. Bill Long__ - Treasurer - Secretary Asst, Secretary Vice President _ President SENIORS JEAN ELIZABETH BODFORD Cheerleader 1; Pres. 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Superla¬ tive 4; FHA Pres. 4; Editor CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; Christmas Pageant 4. JOE WILLIE BUTCHER Football 2, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 3, 4; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; FFA Treasurer 4; Superlative 4; Key Club 4. JUANITA MARCELLA BYRD Reynolds 1; Hall Monitor 1; Fashion Show 2; Dramatics Club 2; Glee Club 2; Class Officer 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Class Day Of¬ ficer 4; Superlative 4. ONEITA CARTER CRANFORD Piano 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; FHA 1, 2, 3,; Christmas Pageant 4; Hall Monitor 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Soft Ball Manager 2; CHATTERBOX 4; Library Club 2. ANNABELLE DENTISTE Reynolds: Hall Monitor 2; Boost¬ er Club 2; Serviteers 3; Treasurer GAA 1, 2, 3; Clemmons: CHAT¬ TERBOX; Manager Girls Basket¬ ball 4; Superlative 4. NORMA LEE FRYE FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Day Of¬ ficer 4; Superlative 4; CHATTER¬ BOX 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Asst. Sec. 4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 1; Photography Club 4. JANE ELIZA COOK Treasurer 2; Secretary 4; CLEM¬ MEMORIES 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Piano 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; CHATTER¬ BOX 4; Class Day Officer 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Library Club 1,2; Fashion Show 1,2; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2; State Degree 3; Devo¬ tional Leader 1. SENIORS PEGGY COLLEEN FOSTER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Vice Pres. 2; Library Club 2; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Homemakers Chapter Degree 1; Junior Degree 2; Safety Patrol 4; Superlative 4; Hall Monitor 4; Fashion Show 1, 2. DAVID WORTH GRIFFITH CHATTERBOX 4; Key Club 4; Hi-Y 3; Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4; First Aider 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Cap¬ tain Safety Patrol 3; Christmas Pa¬ geant 4. THOMAS CLAY GABARD FFA 2, 3, 4; FFA Officer 3; Hi- Y Club 4; Football 1; National Guard 4; Boy Scout 1, 2, 3. HOWARD HARRIS HICKMAN Class Day Officer 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Christ¬ mas Pageant 4; Hi-Y Club 3, 4; Student Council 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Superlative 4; Junior Play 3; Marshal 3; Football Co-Captain 3, 4; Basketball Co-Captain 3. ROGER FREEMAN GREEN FFA 2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 4. ELIZABETH REBECCA HIGGINS Jr. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Major ette 1, 2; CHATTERBOX 1, 2, 3; Devotional Chairman 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Soloist, Christmas Pageant 2, 3; Soloist Commencement 1; FHA 1, 2; Art Club 4; Junior Piay 3; Speaking Contest 1, 4; Superlative 4; Fashion Show 1, 2. MARY NELL JAMES FHA 1, 2; Gless Club 1; Moni¬ tor 1; Library Club 2; Fashion Show 1 , 2 . SENIORS BUDDY LEWIS JONES Art Club 1; Hi-Y 3; Key Club 4; CHATTERBOX 3, 4; CLEMMEM- ORIES 4; Junior Play 3; Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1; First Aider 3, 4; Class Day Officer 4; Asst. Bus Driver 4; Superlative 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Safety Patrol 2, 3. MAX BARKER KIMEL FFA 2, 3; Vice Pres. FFA 4; Hi-Y 1; Vice Pres. Hi-Y 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 1; Superlative 4; Captain of Jr. Varsity Football 1; Jr. ' Varsity Basketball 1. JAMES ROBERT LANE Hi-Y Club 3; Photography Club 4; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4; Football 3. WILLIAM ALLISON LONG First Aider 1, 2, 3; Boy’s Home¬ makers Club 2; Key Club 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 3; Hi-Y Club 3; Junior Play 3; Marshal 3; Toastmaster Jr. Sr. 3; President 3; Superlative 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; President of Class 4; President of Student Coun¬ cil 4. DORIS JACKQULINE McCALL FHA 1; Chorus 3, 4; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Hall Monitor 4; Toast at Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Fashion Show 1, 2. EVELYN BRANT MORETZ West Virginia: Glee Club 1, 2, d; FHA 1, 2, 3; Majorette 3; Clem¬ mons: CHATTERBOX 4; Super¬ lative 4. SENIORS JO ANN NELSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer 3, 4; First Aider 2, 3, 4; Junior Usher 3; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2; State Degree 3; FHA Award 3; Safety Patrol 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Superlative 4; Student Council 1, 4; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2. BARBARA JEAN PIKE Clemmons Chatter 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2; First Aider 1, 2, 3, 4; President of First Aiders 4; Junior Play 3; CHATTERBOX 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Sports Scorer 2, 3, 4. BARBARA CRATER OVERBY FHA 1, 2; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2; Glee Club 1; CHATTERBOX 4; Store¬ keeper 4; Christmas Pageant 4. NANCY JIM QUINN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3; President of 4-H 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; CHATTERBOX 3, 4; Junior Play 3; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Class Day Officer 4; Library Club 2, 3; Hall Monitor 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Piano 1, 2, 3; Scout 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2. MAE LORENE PHELPS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Home¬ makers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2; State Degree 3; First Aider 2, 3; Christmass Pageant 4; CHATTER¬ BOX 4; Safety Patrol 4. PEGGY FAYE RIGHTS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary FHA 4; Vice Pres. 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Glee Club 3; CHATTERBOX 4; Class Day Officer 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Superlative 4; Marshal 3; Junior Usher 3; Perfect Attendance for 12 Years; Piano 1, 2. SENIORS RICHARD DARNELL SHEETS MARGIE LOUISE SMITH FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil 2; Secretary 2; CLEMMEMO- RIES 4; Library Club 1; Superla¬ tive 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Hall Monitor 1. ELVIN SHOAF FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3; Super lative 4; Christmas Pageant 4. FAYE VICTORIA SPAUGH Fashion Show 1, 2; First Aider 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Usher 4; Reporter, Glee Club 4. DOLORES JEANETTE SPRINKLE 4-H Club 1, 2; Secretary 4-H 2; Library Club 2; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Super¬ lative 4; Speaking Contest 1; Safe¬ ty Patrol 4; Chorus 1; Hall Moni¬ tor 1; Fashion Show 1, 2. DORIS STONE SPRINKLE FHA 1; Christmas Pageant 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Fashion Show 1. 2. SENIORS JAMES EUGENE STEWART Key Club President 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council Vice Pres. 4; Superlative 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Bask¬ etball 3 4; Jr. Var. Basketball 2; Junior Play 3; Freedom Forum 3; Junior Town Meeting 3; Drama¬ tics Club 2; Chief Marshall 3. BETTE MAE TODD Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3 ' First Aider 2, 3; President First Aiders 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Safety Patrol 4; Library Club 1; Photog¬ raphy Club 4. WILMA MARIE TODD FHA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Bas¬ ketball 3. 4; First Aider 2, 3; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4; Mar¬ shall 3; CHATTERBOX 4; Christ¬ mas Pageant 4. JAMES DONALD WILLIAMS President 1; Jr. Varsity Basket¬ ball 2; Basketball 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; Fire Department 3, 4; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4; Stu¬ dent Council 3; Christmas Pageant 4; CHATTERBOX 3, 4; Cheer¬ leader 4; Junior Usher 3; CLEM- MEMORIES 4; Vice President 2 Dramatics Club 2; Perfect Attend ance 1, 2. OLIVER AARON WOODFORD Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Football Mgr. 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Club 3, 4; Fli-Y Pres. 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Superlative 4; FFA 2, Bus Driver 4; Junior Play 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Fire De¬ partment 2, 3, 4; CLEMMEM- ORIES 4. BILLY JOE WOOSLEY Chorus 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club Secretary 2, 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chief Cheer¬ leader 4; Editor-in-Chief CLEM- MEMORIES 4; School Photograph¬ er 3, 4; School Projectionist 1, 2. 3: Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Hon or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Pag¬ eant 4; Fire Department 4. S 6 w xLa xvnd The hand that made -her fair hath made her good. A girl of endless talents. He takes everything with a smile. To have and to hold. All that glitters is not gold. Joy makes me dizzy. ci xz xisrvd UW2st A €s A mischievous little girl. An easy going guy whom we all like. No one knows this solemn boy. Drunk with the dreams of easy conquest. (JJ-Q-A -Qy Maidens must be mild and meek. His pencil is striking, resistless, and grand. Always cheerful; always busy. Me? I’m dependable. As we advance in life we learn the limits of our abilities. 1 want a chicken farm. 9 s u xu xcrvd An angel in the eyes of all who know her. It is good to have such a friend as this. Sweet as the rose in May. Ah! So charming a creature. Beauty never dies. Every opinion reacts in he that utters it. ■US UW Cbr xisrvd One of letters, manners, morals, and parts, I’ve found my Prince Charming. It is her thinking of others that makes us think. All soft and sweet she doth appear. What sweet delight a quite life afford. Her shining glory—her hair. A good name endureth forever. A person of modestty, innocence and ability She’s cute, sweet and can’t be beat. A true friend is forever a friend. Both short and sweet, some say is best. Doing easily what others find difficult k talent, doing what is impossible for talent is genius. Leslie Frye ------- v ce President Jewel Foster_ Secretary Donna Jane Jones - Treasurer Bill Thomas__ President JUNIORS CORNELIA ALLEN DAVID ALLEN EMILY ATWOOD V DOROTHY BECKNER JANE BREWER LOWELL CARTER EARL CHURCH MARY CHURCH JACK CUMBY SHIRLEY DUNCAN PEGGY DUNN JOANNE ESSEX JEWELL FOSTER LESLIE FRYE JUNIORS BARBARA HAUSER JOANNE HAYES ALPHONSO HENDRIX RICHARD HICKMAN GAY HOLTON DONALD JAMES DONNA JANE JONES NORMA JONES ROBERT KIGER HUTOKAH LAWSON LENA MAE LEWIS JUNIORS BOBBY MILLER TOMMY MILLER JOANNE MOODY PATSY PARKS PEGGY POPLE BOB RUSSELL MARLENE SCOTT MELVIN SHOAF PEGGY SHORE LLOYD SPAUGH BETTY LOU THOMAS BILL THOMAS w FRANCES WOOTEN JEAN WORRELL t: Betty Carolyn Scott Sam Easley.. Jerry Peoples .. Peggy Todd .. _ Treasurer Vice President President .. Secretary SOPHOMORES Jackie Matlock Carolyn Miller Terry Tesh Ki Sam Eeasley William Creasy Sammy Smith SOPHOMORES Ruth Stone Mary Kent Brown Ina Grace Ratz Bobby Keaton Bill Cheek Betty Carolyn Scott Shirley Poindexter Dianne Sheek Shirley Smith Odell Cheek Frank Beckner Gilbert Brandon Jerry Peoples Patsy Hendrix Maxine Setliff Joyce Church SOPHOMORES Jimmy Knight Ann Williamson Doris Pople Martha Wishon Mary Charles Carolyn Kimel Patsy Sloan Joe Bullins Jay Caudle Barbara Hunter Betty Reid Nancy Moody Frances Beauchamp Peggy Todd Carolyn Miller Dean Flora Arlene Lutz- Harry Caudle ... Billie Brewer ... William Snyder _ President Vice President Secretary _ Treasurer FRESHMEN First Row. A. Ashley, B. Beauchamp, P. Bingham, K. Blakely, D. Bodford, M. Bowers Second Row. A. Boyer, B. Brewer, D. Brewer, L. Bullard, H. Caudle, V. Chappell. Third Row. C. Cheek, R. Cheek, M. Church, A. Clinard, A. Crater, S. Craver. Fourth Row. P. Crotts, M. Cumby, R. Doty, R. Douthit, W. Ellingham, D. Falls. Fifth Row. M. Flora, S. Flynn L. Harris, V. Hartley, B. Hellerd, M. Hudson.. FRESHMEN ' First Row: T. Isley, W. Jones, B. Kimel, M. Linker, G. Livengood, J. Lowder. Second Row. A. Lutz, J. Medford, M. Parks, C. Payne, C. Peoples, J. Quinn. Third Row. M. Ridings, J. Saunders, G. Scott, R. Shoaf, C. Shoemaker, R. Sides. Fourth Row. J. Smith, R. Smith, W. Snyder, P. Stewart, T. Stewart, E. Templeton. Fifth Row. C. Tise, J. Vaught, N. Vogler, R. Wall, L. Weisner, S. Wooten. Sixth Row: N. Wrights. SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES JANE COOK BILLY WOOSLEY Most Likely to Succeed OLIVER WOODFORD DORIS McCALL Friendliest SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES CLASS HISTORY Many were the little tots who trembling with shyness and anticipation, entered school in September, 1940. We were soon made fully at ease and happy by the smiling faces of Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Watkins and we sincerely thank them for giving us such a wonderful year. The members of our first grade were: David Allen, Dorothy Boles, Jane Brewer, Joe Butcher, Lendon Canter, Earl Church, Jane Cook, Bobby Cornwell, Emma Davis, Willa Jean Davis, Jake Douthit, Jimmy Draugh, Dewitt Falls, Dean Flora, Nancy Fry, Norma Lee Frye, Lavinia Griffith, Spencer Griffith, Dora Harper, Bette Higgins, Corbit Hodges, Jr., Joe Holder, Bobby Howard, Travis Howard, Buddy Jones, Jerry Koontz, Jimmy Martin, Gray Beckner, Joe Bullins, Columbus Case, Clyde Hendrix, Albert Matthews, Billy Myers, Jo Ann Nelson, Harley Pennington, Mae Phelps, Ina Ratz, Peggy Rights, Wayne Ryan, Mabel Satterfield, Tommy Sheets, Peggy Shore, Gray Smith, Margie Smith, Marvin Spaugh, Dolores Sprinkle, Virgina Stewart, Donald Teague, Herbert Tesh, Edna Whisenhunt, Wilson Wise, Oliver Woodford, Billy Woosley, Loyd Wrights. We had many problems and adjustments to make, as well as much to learn during our elementary school days. Our teachers during this period were: second grade; Mrs. Gray Wall and Miss Julia Idol, third grade; Miss Anna Lena Cooper and Mrs. Kermit Essex, fourth grade; Miss Anna Lena Cooper and Mrs. Linnie Potts, fifth grade; Mrs. Linnie Potts and Mrs. David Bassett, sixth grade; Mrs. George Moody and Miss Lois Coble, seventh grade; Mrs. George Moody and Mr. Henry Hall. We began to realize maturity as we entered the eighth grade in ' 47 with Miss Edoth Noble and Mrs. L. O. Crotts teaching us. It was that year that romances began to bud, we had our first class parties, we played basketball, and we went to chapel with the high school. During our first eight years we lost many classmates and gained many who we are proud to have graduating with us. Though we have lost contact with some, we still remember them as friends of ours. The ninth grade, our first in high school, was one we shall never forget, Mrs. Lester Burner and Miss Ora McHan were our homeroom teachers. Each homeroom had its own class officers and student council representative. Our classmates during this year were: Bobby Barney, Earnest Bullard, Joe Butcher, Lonnie Clinard, Roy Lee Cornatzer, Ted Dyson, Billy Faircloth, Frank Foster, Thomas Gabard, Roger Green, Worth Griffith, Leroy Harpe, Bobby Hauser, Howard Hickman, Buddy Jones, Bobby Lane, Bill Long, Richard Milstrupe, Richard Sheets, Elvin Shoaf, Billy Sides, Johnny Sloan, Franklin Smith, Gray Smith, Jimmy Stewart, Donald Williams, Edgar Wood, Oliver Woodford, Billy Woosley, Jean Bodford, Oneita Carter, Audrey Church, Barbara Cline, Ola Cockerham, Jane Cook, Barbara Crater, Willa Jean Davis, Peggy Foster, Norma Lee Frye, Lavinia Griffith, Fay Hayes, Nancy Howard, Bette Higgins, Mary Nell James, Jean Pike, Marilyn Johnson, Doris McCall, Jo Ann Nelson. Mae Phelps, Nancy Quinn, Peggy Rights, Mittie Sue Sheets, Alma Shumate, Margie Smith, Faye Spaugh, Dolores Sprinkle, Doris Stone, Doris Sweat, Bette Todd and Wilma Todd. Earnest Bullard, Ted Dyson, Franklin Smith, Frank Foster, Bobby Hauser, Faye Hayes, Doris Sweat, Sara Brendle, and Barbara Ann Cline left us that year. As we entered the 10th grade we really felt we were each a part of the high school, no longer groping our way around but this year helping the freshmen. Our class officers were: President, Jean Bodford, Vice President, Donald Williams, Secretary, Margie Smith, Treasurer, Bobby Barney. Miss Francis Cook and Mr. George Moody were our homeroom teachers. Our greatest fun came when we went to Chapel Hill for a day on the activity bus, with Mr. Moody chaperoning. We welcomed Marcella Byrd and Max Kimel into our class. Marilyn Johnson and Willa Jean Davis left to attend Reynolds High School. Leroy Harpe, Bobby Barney, Gray Smith, Audrey Church and Alma Shumate did not return the following year. Ah! At last we were juniors and during this year we would entertain the Seniors at a banquet. We hold many fond memories of this occasion held at the YWCA in Winston-Salem at which our theme was, The Gay Nineties.’’ In November we gave a play, Mumbo Jumbo’’ directed by Mr. Moody. Our marshalls were: Peggy Rights, Wilma Todd, Jean Bodford, Howard Hickman, Jimmy Stewart, and Bill Long. We were happy to have Bill Long elected to serve as President of the Student Council during our senior year, and Jimmy Stewart as Vice President. Ourclass officers were: President, Bill Long, Vice President, Peggy Rights, Secre¬ tary, Worth Griffith, and Treasurer, Oliver Woodford. Our homeroom teachers were Mr. George Moody, and Miss Frances Cook who we wish to thank for making the year a most pleasant one. Ola Cockerman and Roy Lee Cornatzer left school during this year. And now we approach the end for which we have striven for many years. We have had many intriguing experiences come out of our various efforts. Our senior oficers were: President, Bill Long, Vice President, Marcella Byrd, Secretary, Jane Cook, Assistant Secretary, Norma Lee Frye, and Treasurer, Oliver Woodford. Evelyn Moretz and Annabelle Dentiste entered school, to graduate with us in the spring. With the closing months of school came the Junior-Senior Banquet, our Senior play and last, graduation. As we reach our anxiously awaited goal, we realize that we have not done this alone, but by the help of our principal, teachers and classmates. There are no words with which to express our gratitude to you, so we only say, thank you. We have sought the best, and we feel we have obtained it, for our school days have been one of the richest experiencs of our lives; and so we leave, cherishing the fondest memories of Clemmons School. JANE COOK HOWARD HICKMAN MARSHALS Peggy Dunn, Leslie Frye, Jo Ann Essex, Lowell Carter, Jewel Foster, Jack Cumby. MASCOTS CYNTHIA LEAGINS MICHAEL JONES CLASS SONG Time is passing on, our school day joys will soon be gone; We’ve had the pleasures of all the treasures, our hearts could ere entwine. Then with the strength of you, we’ll meet the world with hope and truth and to all our teachers, we leave our features that always appear in truth. Clemmons School day time, Farewell our Clemmons School day time. Each happy minute had blessing in it, Dear Clemmons School day time. As on life’s glad road we shall the hills of victory climb, God’s grace we ll sing and the fruits we’ll bring of our dear ole school in rhyme. DORIS McCALL WILMA TODD FAREWELL TO SCHOOL DAYS The time for parting too soon is here; For friends and classmates we shed a tear. Tho ' Clemmons High you cannot transcend, All good things some time must end. What the future holds we can better endure For training, we had teachers, steadfast and sure. With heavy hearts we go back in time, To joyful days and memories sublime. In the winds of life, we now test our wings, With courage, We’ll meet, the storms life brings. What ere we gain, success of fame, We owe to you who steadied our aim. To you, Clemmons High, we now bid farewell, Within our hearts, sweet memories of you will dwell. DORIS SPRINKLE OLIVER WOODFORD LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Forsyth Township Of Clemmons Clemmons High School We, the Senior Class of 1952 do hereby leave to the students of Clemmons High School, our last will and testament. Article I Section 1. We, the Senior Class, do leave to Clemmons School and Forsyth County School System, our greatest appreciation for all the knowledge we have gained in our school years. Section 2. We, the Seniors, do leave to the rising Seniors our dignified way of living. Article II. Section 1. To our principal, Mr. Lester, we leave our sincere hopes that the future will have great things in store. Section 2. To the Faculty, our greatest appreciation for the everlasting faith you have placed in us. Article III. Section 1. The Senior Class leaves to the Cafeteria Staff our gratitude for the delicious meals they have prepared. Section 2. We, the Seniors, leave to the Sophomore Class our abaility to write composition and themes. Section 3. We, the Seniors, leave to the Freshman Class our romantic ways. Section 4. We, the Seniors, leave to the rising Freshman our ability to get along with the High School Faculty. Article IV. Section 1. To our dearest teacher, Miss Cook, the Senior Class leaves all of their love. Article V. Section 1. Jean Bodford bequeaths her position as Editor of the Chatterbox to Earl Church. Section 2. Howard Hickman wills his football ability to Jack Cumby. Section 3. Bette Todd leaves her title of grandma” to Cornelia Allen. Section 4. Joe Butcher wills the shop to Bobby Russell, Bill Sides, and Bobby Miller. Take care of it boys. Section 5. Max Kimel wills his latest book, It Pays To Be Henpecked,” to Alphonso Hendrix. Section 6. Jean Pike bequeaths her ability to write Clemmons Chatter to Jane Cox and Bonnie Hire. Section 7. Elvin Shoaf wills his diploma to Melvin Shoaf. Section 8. Richard Sheets wills to Bobby Turner and Richard Clinard his ability to drags. Section 9. Bill Long bequeaths his Student Council Presidency to Bobby Gabard Section 1°. Barbara Crater Overby leaves the School Store to Frances Wooten and Gay Holton. Section 11. Marcella Byrd leaves her peroxide to Leslie Frye Section 12. Evelyn Brant Moretz wills to Dorothy Beckner and Hutokan Lawson her ability to catch a man. Section 13. Bobby Lane bequeaths his art ability to David Allen. Section 14. Dolores Sprinkle leaves herself to Donald James. Section 15. Jane Cook wills her natural curls to Lloyd Spaugh and Delano Roberts. Section 16. Annabelle Dentiste leaves her beautiful boyish bob to Norma Woosley and Jean Worrell. Section 17. Chicken Frye and Margie Smith bequeath their team work on the basketball court to Jane Brewer and Jewell Foster. Section 18. Oneita Carter Cranford wills her position as slave to Mrs. Newsom to Jean Hauser and Shirley Duncan. Section 19. Bette Higgins bequeaths her skinny figure to Emily Atwood. Section 20. Mary Nell James leaves to Carolyn Hart her love for Shorthand. Section 21. Buddy Jones doth hereby leave Miss Frans to Tommy Miller. Section 22. Roger Green wills his interest in so many things to Lowell Carter. Section 23. Tommy Gabard leaves his ability to outrun Jackson’ ' to Dewey Bodenheimer. Section 24. Doris Stone Sprinkle wills her quiet poetic ways to Jo Ann Essex. Section 25. Worth Griffith and Mae Phelps bequeath their secret of beautiful hair to Bill Thomas and Marlene Scott. Section 26. Billy Wooseley leaves to Joanne Moody his drivers license. Section 27. Peggy Foster leaves her ability to bum a way to ballgames and all-night sings to Peggy Pople and Bette Lou Thomas. Section 28. Dorris McCall wills Mary Church her co-operative ways. Section 29- Donald Williams bequeaths his ability to shoot pool to Pete Hair. Section 30. Jo Ann Nelson leaves her books on romance to Peggy Dunn. Section 31. Faye Spaugh wills her ability to Square Dance to Lena Mae Lewis and Joanne Hayes. Section 32. Peggy Rights leaves the secret of going steady to Donna Jane Jones. Section 33. Nancy Quinn leaves her ability to raise children to Patsy Parks and Peggy Shore. Section 34. Oliver Woodford leaves to Robert Kiger some advise on how to keep a girl. Section 35. Wilma Todd bequeaths her height to Richard Hickman. Section 36. Jimmy Stewart leaves sweet memories to Norma Jones. BUDDY JONES PEGGY RIGHTS JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS CLASS DAY OFFICERS —. Seated : Nancy Quinn, Jane Cook, Norma Lee Frye, Peggy Rights, Wilma Todd Doris Sprinkle, Marcella Byrd, Doris McCall. Standing-. Howard Hickman, Oliver Woodford Donald Williams, Buddy Jones. KIDS DAY CLASS PROPHECY As we shut the door of our rocket and started over the earth with soaring vigor toward the moon, we passed over the various places where we spent our young days doing Readin’, Ritin’, and Rithmetic, we see our dear little teacher, Miss Cook, with graying hair, still teaching away. We wonder if we were partly to blame? While passing over New York, we see Bette Higgins modeling expensive dresses. We see Lieutenant Tommy Gabard in a very modern office. Sitting beside him with a shorthand pad on her knee is Jean Bodford. Clemmons is well represented at Carolina now. Peggy Foster is chief cheerleader for our great football heroes Joe Butcher and Howard Hickman, who are still the top stars. Nancy Quinn and Evelyn Moretz are settled down to raising cattle. They each have a farm of their own. We see Margie Smith is still with Hanes Hosiery. She’s the star center; in the cheering section we see two little Margies all eyes watching. Elvin Shoaf is a star center also. With his height they say he can just place ’em in.” Dolores Sprinkle has become a great author. Her top seller, How To Be Beautiful”, gives some very helpful hints. Her other is, Scales Don’t Talk.” Our celebrity, Annabeile Dentiste, is now on television. She’s another Tallulah Bankhead so we hear. Mae Phelps and Worth Griffith are working with comedian Red Skelton. Don’t you think they make a nice team? Joan Nelson is majoring in Home Economics, to be the new teacher at Clemmons. Along with her is Billy Woosley. He just can’t get away from those English memories. Buzzy Woodford is running for Mayor of Winston-Salem—Fay Spaugh, his cam¬ paign manager, is confident of his victory. The Y. M. D. (Young Mother’s Organization) is now headed by Doris Sprinkle. They have accomplished a great deal with Barbara Overby and Oneita Cranford, as the other officers. Mary Nell James is making a great hit in her Clemmons Beauty Parlor. With her famous permanent waves, the ladies all look very nice. The Jones Auto Lot, with Buddy Lewis Jones proprietor, is getting off to a grand start. His most recent deal was an A-Model Ford for $75. Bobby Lane has a fine position. He’s Eddy Arnold’s ballad singer. SENSATIONAL!!! That’s Jimmy Stewart and Bette Todd we’re speaking of. They’re the new romantic team in Hollywood. With the Eat Rite,” Bill Long and the former Peggy Rights are making their million. It’s the kids’ hangout and by the way they serve the best food around. We are very proud of our nurses, too. Jean Pike and Wilma Todd will be glad to nurse you back to health just anytime. Richard Sheets is the manager of our largest clothing store. Norma Lee Frye has the Burden of keeping his books straight. If you’re ever having car trouble just drop by Kimel’s Service Station. He is the best mechanic around besides being an expert wind-shield cleaner. He’s even invented a new gas that’s Powerful, Plentiful, and always good to the last drop.” Donald Williams is the leader of a new jazz band. Marcella Byrd is the vocalist and Jane Cook the pianist. They’re open every night from eight ’til twelve, so drop around for the best entertainment in town. Doris McCall is the manager of a large advertising firm. With her excellent art ability you can well understand how she attained her high position. Last, but not least, we see Roger Green living in luxury. His homemade furniture proved to be very profitable so he set up a factory and does his own designing. Now our rocket is flying back home so we shall see you soon on Earth. MARCELLA BYRD NORMA LEE FRYE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to fight: Rebecca Pickett, Jo Ann Nelson, Patsy Parks, Jimmy Stewart, Bill Long, Peggy Todd, Betty Scott, Joe Cumby. Standing : Pete Hair, Mr. Morgan, Ad¬ visor; Harry Caudle. ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL First Rote: Bob Brewer, Ethel Griffith, Linda Jones, Betty Brewer, Carolyn Craver, Jane Wood. Second Rote: Judy Turner, Ann Spainhour, Frances Clinard, Gene Hoots, Grady Brewer, Ralph Bolt, Charles Binkley. Third Row. Miss Noble, Advisor; R. L. Spack, Clay Furches. David Caudle, Bill Brewer, Ruth Church. KEY CLUB At desk, left to right: Buddy Jones, Treasurer; Howard Hickman, Vice President; Jimmy Stewart, President; Billy Wooseley, Secretary. First Row, seated: Alphonso Hendrix, Donald Williams, Joe Butcher, Worth Griffith. Second row: Jerry Peoples, Robert Kiger, Richard Hickman, Odell Cheek. Standing: Leslie Frye, James Sloan, Oliver Woodford, Bobby Russell, Pete Hair, Jay Caudle, Mr. Moody, Advisor. SCENES OF 1951 CONVENTION FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS WILMA TODD, Social Chairman BARBARA HUNTER, Pianist MAE PHELPS, National Project Chairman JO ANN NELSON, Reporter MARTHA WISHON, Parliamentarian NANCY MOODY, Treasurer PEGGY RIGHTS, Secretary LENA MAE LEWIS, Vice President JEAN BODFORD, President EMILY ATWOOD, Historian PEGGY DUNN, Song Leader PEGGY TODD, Handbook Chairman I I I FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row : Pete Hair, Joe Butcher, Terry Tesh, Bobby Keaton. Joe Bullins, Joe Medford, Frank Beckner, Eugene Templeton, Bobby Turner. Second Row. Melvin Shoaf, William Snyder, Elvin Shoaf, Bobby Miller, Max Kimel, Bill Sides, Dewey Bodenheimer, Odel l Cheek, Wilson Wise, Jerry Koontz, Donald Bodford, Bobby Lane, William Ellis, Roger Green, Richard Sheets, Tommy Gabard, Ray Veach, Mr. Crotts, Advisor. Third Row: Richard Hickman, Bobby Russell, Delano Roberts, Milton Hudson, Earl Church. Loyd Spaugh, Donald James. CLUB OFFICERS Seated: Terry Tesh, Secretary; Pete Hair, President; Max Kimel, Vice President. Standing: Joe Butcher, Treasurer; Richard Sheets, Reporter; Earl Church, Sentinel BUS DRIVERS Front Row: Left to right : Howard Hickman, Paul Crotts, Dewitt Falls, Max Kimel, Wilson Wise, Joe Bullins, Milton Hudson, Oliver Woodford. Substitutes-. Left to right-. David Allen, Lowell Carter, Robert Kiger, Jack Cumby, Terry Tesh, Buddy Jones, Bobby Russell. SAFETY PATROL Front Row. Left to right-. Eugene Templeton, Donna Jane Jones, Gene Hoots, George Ed Wilson, Bette Todd, Sammy Smith. Second Row: Left to right: Norman Foster, Peggy Foster, Jimmy Smith, Jewel Foster, Mae Phelps, Peggy Dunn, Shirley Craver, Terry Tesh. Third Row. Left to right: Mr. Pope, advisor; Dolores Sprinkle, Douglas Brewer, Roger Green, Melvin Shoaf, Carol Tise, Worth Griffith. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB S fffr ' L f t0 r i{ th ; Pe §gy Bingham, Bessie Beauchamp, Janie Vaught, Wilma Jones Ada Lou Boyer, Shirley Flynn, Better Todd, Janie Lowder. Standing, front row. Dean Matlock Maxine Flora, Jean Saunders, Shirley Craver, Arlene Lutz, Mary Charles, Billie vZ e An TJ C t T r ’ Ll t by BuIIard ’ Norma Lee Fr y e LesIie ye, Mr. Morgan, Ad¬ visor. Second Row. Jerry Koontz, Richard Hickman, Richard Clinard, Colleen Peoples, Margaret Church Louise Harris, Carol Tise, Rose Mary Shoaf, Rose Nell Wall Peggy Douthit, Jimmy Knight, Bobby Lane. ’ ART CLUB Standing, First Table: Billie Brewer, Bette Higgins, Frances Wooten, Mr. Moody, Ad¬ visor. Second Table : Robert Kiger, Shirley Wooten, Mary Kent Brown, Gay Holton. Hl-Y CLUB Seated: Left to right-. William Snyder, Richard Hickman, Oliver Woodford, Max Kimel, S. R. Kimel. Standing-. Left to Right : Paul Crotts, Richard Clinard, Vance Hartley, Milton Hud¬ son, Mr. Ingram, Advisor; Howard Hickman, Tommy Isely, Melvin Shoaf, Leslie Frye, Donald Bodsford, Douglas Brewer, Wayne Ellingham, Ernest Templeton. LIBRARY CLUB Standing-. Left to right-. Nancy Moody, Betty Scott, Margaret Church, Peggy Shore, Cornelia Allen, Bonnie Hire, Ina Grace Ratz, Joann Hayes, Hutokah Lawson, Lena Mae Lewis. Seated: Left to Right: Miss McNeil, Advisor; Jo Ann Essex, Emily Atwood. FIRE SQUAD Ujt to Right. Billy Woosley, Oliver Woodford, Bobby Russell, Pete Hair, Delano Roberts, Robert Kiger, Alphonso Hendrix, Jack Cumby, Lowell Carter, Leslie Frye, Richard Hickman, Donald Williams. BAND First Row: Earnest Griffith, Dudley Gray, Sammy Marshall, Jane Todd, Donald Crater, Edward Brewer, Jimmy Doby. Second Row: Evelyn Smothers, Frank Lustig, Lee Gray, Martha Huff, Ruth Green, T. L. Griffith, Bill Brewer. Standing: Mr. Ray, Director; Jackie Roberts, R. L. Spock. PIANO STUDENTS First Row. Ann Anthony, Jackie Sue Kennedy, Shirley Myers, Johnny Bower, Lee Gray, Wanda Lawson, Ruth Church, Jane Frye, Marian Lashmit, Terry Culler, Dexter Gray. Second Row. Mrs. Woodford, Instructor; Carolyn Pickett, Shirley McKinley, Kay Spainhour, Paula Drane, Ann Gail Lewis, Maxine Crirn, Linda Lou Berrier, Melvin Walker, Mike Quinn, Leon Phillips, J. Dodd Linker, Johnny Weisner, Ernest Templeton. Third Row. Jenny Hellard, Reva Cook, Rosa Case, Joyce Craver, Mary Lou Smith, Doris Dentiste, Lois Craver, Jeanette Lineback, Ruby Moody, Ruby Medford, Arlene Lutz, Wilma Todd. Fourth Row. Dianne Bingham, Glenda Lineback, Jucy Ellingham, Ruby Hogue, Ann Spainhour, Patsy Smith, Barbara Hunter, Peggy Dunn, Doris Pople. ' Rebecca Pickett, Maxine Setliff. We are glad to have had Mrs. Woodford in our Music Department for eight years. She has been a constant inspiration to those who have had the privilege of studying with her. She has developed a lasting talent in her students. We thank her and hope that she may remain in our school for many years. MRS. V. R. WOODFORD Piano Instructor HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First Row. Joanne Moody, Barbara Craver, Carol Hayes, Barbara Bodsford, Rebecca Pickett, Carolyn Bodford, Jackie Matlock, Frances Beauchamp, Shirley Holton, Anne Carol Ellis, Jack Reed. Second Row. Dianne Bingham, Gaye Brewer, Jackie Smothers Doris McCall, Shirley Smith, Jennie Hellard, Betty Reed, Ruth Green, Jeannette Line- back, Evelyn Ellis, Doris Pople, Hutokah Lawson, Sammy Smith, George Ed Wilson Third Row. Carolyn Miller, Bonnie Hire, Jane Cox, Jean Worrell, Martha Wishon, Shirley Pondexter, Faye Spaugh, Robert Kiger, Loydd Spaugh, Norman Foster, Moody Bowers, James Sloan. ELEMENTARY CHORUS First Row. Janet Jones, Bettie Jo Allen, Sybil Todd, Martha Huff, Jane Brewer, Jane Smith, Alice Griffith, Edward Brewer, Kay Spainhour, Tony Lutz, Floyd Cox, Sue Brewer, Johnny Weisner, Shirley McKinley. Second Row. Richard Cox, Frank Lustig, Mickey Dunn, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Stewart, Patsy Bingham, Susan Davis, Patsy Worrell, Janice Bodsford, Ruby Moody, Glenda Wall, Carolyn Pickett, Kathryn Franklin. Third Row. Robert Lambert, Gayneil Myers, Ruby Hogue, Frances Clinard, Nancy Angel, Nancy Setliff, Mary Lou Smith, Donna Lou Jones, Reva Cook, Ann Lowder. Fourth Row. Glenda Lineback, Linda Howard, Lois Craver, Jean Tise, Joyce Craver, Dorothy Jones, Doris Dentiste, Ann Spainhour, Jucy Ellingham, Miss Barbara Speas, Joint Director. FIRST AIDERS Left to right-. Jean Pike, Worth Griffith, Buddy Jones, Peggy Dunn, Jo Ann Nelson. To Miss Ora McHan, we the first aiders wish to ex¬ press our appreciation for her understanding guidance in helping us bring about an efficiently operating first aid group. MISS ORA McHAN CHATTERBOX STAFF Seated: Marcella Byrd, Jean Bodford, Editor-in-chief; Bobby Lane, Buddy Jones. Stand¬ ing: Wilma Todd, Barbara Overby, Donald Williams, Worth Griffith, Doris McCall, Associate Editor; Nancy Quinn, Bill Wooseley, Joe Butcher, Onieta Cranford, Evelyn Moretz. First Row: Jane Cook, Evelyn Moretz, Margie Smith, Marcella Byrd. Second Row: Peggy Rights. Norma Lee Frye, Mae Phelps, Annabelle Dentiste, Mrs. Newsom, Advisor. Mrs. Hampton Mrs. Mock Mrs. Ashley Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Watson CAFETERIA STAFF GIRL SCOUTS g Mr■ s: Ann Carol Ellis, Dianne Bingham. TW W Barbara Hunter Emily ArwLJl NaS 2““’ umanne Linker, L° 1S Craver, Mary Dent Brown, Judy Ellingham, Ann LowdeT Peggy Bingham, Colleen Peoples, Margaret Church, Arlene Lutz, Billy Brewer. BOY SCOUTS First Row: Norman Staley, Sammy Marshall, Billy Williams. Ralph Griffith, Gene Isley, Jack Tolbert, Wood Cornatzer. Second Row: Raymond Miller, Douglas Gobble, Dick Cox, Eddie Meadows, Gene Hoots, Alvin Shore, Frank Lusdg, Floyd Cox, Alton Jones. Third Row: David Caudle, Charles Payne, Norman Foster, Jimmy Doby, William Snyder, Tommy Shutt. SNAPS OF ACTIVITIES Beauty Contestants CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Angelic Choir JEAN BODFORD Senior Representative BALLS STB E Ultimo n MR. G. T. MOODY FOOTBALL First Row. William Snyder, Rex Cheek, Bill Cheek, Ray Doty, Odell Cheek, Dewitt Falls, Alphonso Hendrix, Delano Roberts, Mr. Ostrander, Coach. Second Row. Pete Hair, Earl Church, Jimmy Stewart, Howard Hickman, Bobby Russell, Bob Miller, Joe Butcher, Tommy Miller. BASKETBALL Front Row : Left to right ' . Shirley Wooten, Wilma Todd, Betty Reid, Gay Holton, Lena Mae Lewis, Norma Lee Frye, Bette Todd, Betty Scott. Second Row: Left to right: Annabelle Dentiste, Manager; Peggy Rights, Nanqr Quinn, Jo Ann Essex, Carol Tise, Margie Smith, Jean Bodford, Shirley Craver. BASKETBALL First Row. Joe Butcher, Alphonso Hendrix, Richard Hickman, Howard Hickman, Wilson Wise. Second Row. Donald Bodford, Terry Tesh, Jimmy Stewart, Lowell Carter, Harry Caudle, Douglas Brewer, Mr. Ostrander, Coach. BASEBALL Front Row. Left to right ' . Jimmy Stewart, Howard Hickman, Joe Butcher, Lowell Car¬ ter, James Sloan, Jerry Peoples, Odell Cheek, Tommy Miller. Second Row. Left to right: Mr. Moody, Coach; Bobby Russell, Robert Kiger, Mike Parks, Bill Cheek, Jay Caudle, Rex Cheek. Third Row. Left to right : Donald James, Bill Thomas. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS Joe Bullin Retains Hillcrest Club Golf Title ♦ By BILL McILWASN This is a story about a young golfer and an old cedar tree. Spectators were milling about the 18th green at UiXlcrmx Goit Course yesterday afternoon who! Joe Bullin and George Ayers take a public links crown And he ' s been at it ever since, get¬ ting better daily but “still hav¬ ing trouble with my two-iron. He didn’t sav « � ho ;.3H . A Over Fleenor Joe Bullin Jr. youthful amateur golf star, hovering closely !• par for the 36 ho!e route, uc tessfuny defended his Hillcrest Club Spring golf championship by defeating Wiley Fleenor, 3 and 2. over the dub course yesterday. Bullin, playing his shuts well and posting two rounds of 73, one- above par, gained a ? wo-up ' ad at the end of the morn mg 18 and held on to win the closely fought match. Fleenor, also hitting hw ball well and playing steady golf, had two rounds of 75 for the cham¬ pionship play. The match was played over a heavy course but one which was in perfect shape for the action. Fleenor rallied sharply on the final nine holes, winning 10 and 13 to cm into Bulim ' s lead but fha i youthful defending champion posted a birdie four on 13 to go .two-up and they halved IS with regulation fours to close out the beaten George, win his fourth l championship, • r h shot on No, .urning point in ! v Joe learned tn ! Bill Jones, club me in particular, ing his own quee¬ ning into an old his front yard. e almost cut Clemmons High Student ion ' s short ga:-v •mooihly dm irv us puHer prove was match was one of die and best played in ( ' cent t Spring v. namend- .cs offers were at the peak ©£•■ tamer. h Bone; captured the first honors by defeating N, F, •han-pinnship cai MORNING ROHM . 434 CW v.4 Staff Photo by BUI V 7 , f . Joe Bullin Jr., left, won his fourth straight championship at Hillcres f U litt Q 0 }f Course yesterday by defeating Georg Ayers, center, lw© and one J. T� Jones, club owner, is shown presenting the championship and runner-up trophies. JOE BULLIN wins at Hillcrest Bullin Perfected Goff (dime Hr Chipping Into Cedar I ree Champ Takes 3 and 2 Win «■?!� ■ ■■tin ■■nil ■ •$■ ■■tin ■■n«a mmi§m ' m SCHOOL, tun • If. -i it ■ ■ 1 ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS ANNA LENA COOPER MRS. HAVEN CREWS MRS. L. O. CROTTS MISS KATHRYN JEAN FRANS MISS MARGARETTE HAYES MRS. J. G. HORTON MRS. G. T. MOODY MRS. JAMES G. MORTON ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS EDOTH NOBLE MR. L. B. POPE MRS. C. M. SETTLE EIGHTH GRADE First Row. Bing Davis, Jesse Parks, Kenneth Harp, Tommy Mahannah, Donald Menden¬ hall, Johnny Longworth, Tommy McClamrock, Robert Frye, Jack Reed, George Wilson. Second Row : Gaye Brewer, Jenny Hellerd, Ruth Green, Ruth Snyder, Jackie Smothers, Margaret Cornwall, Edna Sloan, Carolyn Bodford, Rebecca Pickett, Dianne Bingham. Third Row. Roger Powell, Joe Cumby, Richard Canter, Ann Phelps, Elizabeth Bodsford, Betty Myres, Grace Myres, Barbara Bodsford, Carol Hayes, Betty Gann. Fourth Row. Gerald Sheets, Sammy Marshall, Parke Davis, Norman Foster, Ralph Griffith, D. C. Blakely, Emit Bolt, Jack Jones, Jimmy Higgins, Betty Angel. Fifth Row. Iris Woosley, Ann Carol Ellis, Barbara Craver, Shirley Sloan, Jeannette Lineback, Shirley Holton. SEVENTH GRADE First Row : Patsy Smith, Ann Spainhour, Joann Howard, Glenda Sheets, Doris Crater, Dorothy Worrell, Anglea, Beshears, Jean Hair, Nancy Vaught, Ruby Hogue. Second Row : Lillie Belle Keaton, Judy Ellingham, Janet Lowder, Linda Howard, Francis Clinard, Lois Craver, Joyce Craver, Glenda Lineback, Nancy Setliff, Doris Dentiste. Third Row. Donna Jones, Myrtle Morris, Gaynelle Myers, Billy Smith, Jimmy Smith, Ray Kiger, Charlie Binkley, T. L. Griffith Jr., Allen Blakely, Bob Livengood. Fourth Row. Jean Tise, Patricia Cornwell, Ruby Medford, Peggy Davis, Betty Holl, Ruby Moody, Patsy Woosley, Betty Whisenhunt, Glenn Phelps, Dudley Gray. Fifth Row. Wayne Myers, Patty Hooker, Tommy Shutt, Thurman Jones, Ervin Hudson, Chester Robinson, Chailes Binkley, Jackie Todd, Bill McKinley, Lee Brandon. Sixth Row: Floyd Cox, John Mayhew, Eddie Meadows, Alvin Shore, Jimmy Cline, Ralph Bolt, Bobby Reed, Evelyn Smothers, Rebecca Parrish, Mary Lou Smith. Seventh Row: Raymond Miller, Gene Hoots, Grady Brewer SIXTH GRADE First Row. D. Gobble, B. Heath, L. Beckner, B. Brewer, J. Martin, H. Boyer, D. Easter, W. Doby, T. Doby, R. Smith. Second Row. R. Cox, J. Brewer. R. Sloan, J. Bodsford, R. Bingham, B. Stewart, L. Gray, A. Lewis, P. Drane, C. Johnson. Third Row. A. Vogler, W. Sparks, C. Edwards, E. Isom, J. Britt, A. Jones, D. Caudle, H. Beckner, B. Williams, L. Brandon. Fourth Row. J. McClamrock, J. Cornwell, S. Brewer, J. Smith, C. Pickett, S. Davis, G. Wall, K. Franklin, J. McKinley, M. Davis. Fifth Row. J. Doby, K. Davis, J. Sapp, R. Cook, D. Jones, N. Angel, J. Ashley, R. Case, B. Mayhew, C. Parrish. Sixth Row. H. Doby, J. Berrier, R. Lambeth, W. Fultz, G. Sloan, H. Stewart, N. Staley, J. Boyer, B. Hauser, C. Lowder. Seventh Row. B. Charles, S. Foster, C. Burke, S. Dula, S. Edwards. FIFTH GRADE First Row. Martha Huff, Libby Burke, Daphine Phelps, Brenda Wagoner, Geraldine Hudson, Lillie Hudson, Louise Bolt, Wanda Lawson, Janet Jones, Pauline Tysinger. Second Row. Alice Griffith, Jane Todd, Sybil Todd, Ann Lowder, Betty Allen, Melba Cox, Dale Culler, Irvin Williamson, Edward Brewer, Lon Livengood. Third Roiv. George Charles, Travis Foster, Pledger Keaton, Wayne Sparks, Terry Culler, Donny Drane, Jerry Teague, Bobby Higgins, Daniel Smith, Tony Lutz. Fourth Row. Bonnie Motsinger, Juanita Johnson, Shirley McKinley, Kay Spainhour, Nancy McClamrock, Mickey Dunn, Arley Lane, James Myers, Terry Caudle. Ronald Sprinkle. Fifth Row. Larry Long, Jimmy Angel, Johnny Weisner, Went Cornatzer, Leon Holton, Ernest Templeton, Gene Griffith, Donald Todd, R. L. Spach, Charles Saudefer. Sixth Row. Theodore Todd, John Snider, Frank Lustig, Lawrence Davis, Perry Jones- Johnny Moore, Jane Brewer, Mozelle Sloan, Kay Boner. FOURTH GRADE First Row. Jerry Cornatzer, Terry Hellard, Bobby Simmons, Carl Myers, Ted Deniisre, Kenneth Smith, Derris Foster, Gene Vest, Henry Tolbert, Wayne Petty. Second Row. Brenda Tesh, Pat Daniels, Carolyn Wellman, Becky Tise, Patty Preston, Eva Tysinger, Joann Dula, Doris Lawson, Lucy Ann Brandon, Eugenia Howard. Third Row. Dan Brewer, Jackie Boyer, Billy Scott, Ruth Church, Charlotte Charles. Bar¬ bara Dunn, Connie Lawson, Larry Crater. Paul L. Jones, Delane Parrish. Fourth Row. J. Dodd Linker, Jackie Sue Kennedy, Judy Holman, Gerald Dinkins, Sher¬ rill Stewart, Mike Quinn, Lonnie Lawson, Norma Jester, Faye Bodsford, Wanda Ruth Lowe. Fifth Row. Annie Mae Kiger, Mary Sue Medford, Mary Sue Cornwell, Mary Lowder, Linda Lowder, Jane Frye, Glenda Vogler, Wanda Petty, Jean Davis, Annie Mae Whisen- hunt. Sixth Row. Reid Phelps, Leon Phillips, Troy Foster, Norman Craver, Roy Keaton, Thomas Davis, Donald Sprinkle, Ronald Jester, Bruce Britt, Melvin Walker. THIRD GRADE First Row: J. Frans, Joann Miller, Ida Parrish, Judy Preston, Bonnie Sink, Carol Jones, Lynn Harper, Linda Bodsford, Betty Rice, Marie Binkley. Second Row: Meriam Jones, Joyce Tesh, Ernestine Brewer, Carol Cumbo, Libby Sloan, Inez Coby, L. C. Mayhew, Charles Sheek, Tommy Smith, Phillip Holton. Third Row: Larry Shutt, Lesley Stone, Cleo Beckner, Franklin Todd, Carl Cook. Billy Walker, Billy Nifong, Clay Furches, Glenn Renenger, Johnny Lowder. Fourth Row: Bobby Brewer, Harold Shore, Thomas Moody, Jack Todd, Jimmy Boyd, Jake Foster, Lonnie Hepler, Clifford Lambeth, Fred Moody, Gene Rights. Fifth Row: Linda Berrier, Florine Moore, Brenda Edwards. ev a a n‘ THIRD GRADE First Row. Bobby Pegram, Ann Anthony, Eva Church, Carolyn Kimel, Wood Cornatzer, Jerry Shore, Jerry Robertson, John Myers, David Pickett, Ethel Griffith. Second Row. Sandy Smith, Nancy Davis, Peggy Whisehunt, Ronald Blake, Patsy Shoaf, Judy Teague, William Smothers, Nancy Phelps, Jack Tolbert, Lindsay Watkins. Third Row. Harley Smith, Larry Tolbert, Georgia Marshall, Linda Brendon, Becky Drane, Cathy Essex, Dianne Couthit, Joanne Hudson, Brenda Bodsford, Wanda Bodsford. Fourth Row. Steve Lewis, Butch Asheley, Charles Dunn, Florine Moore, Jimmy Mecum, Ralph Johnson, Reba Flynn, Ronnie Myers, Darlene Hickman, Dexter Gray. Fifth Row. N. W. Hogue, Zana Mendenhall, Maxine Crim. L SECOND GRADE First Row. Kermit Essex, Robert Hepler, Esther Cline, Becky Boyer, Wade Vogler, Charles Cornatzer, Sandra Winters, Janeth Sloan, Inez Jester, Steve Doty. Second Row. Phyllis Griffith, Mary Robertson, Becky Ward, Peggy Smith, Lenora Gear- ren, Sue Meadows, Betty Binkley, Albert Smith, Roy McBride, Norman Hauser. Third Row. Stuart Cline, Roger Jones, Dean Cox, Frances Todd, Tommie Britt, Judy Lutz, Virginia Martin, Shirley Myers, Brinda Marshall, Mary Martin. Fourth Row. Mary Dentiste, Marlyn Lashmit, Donald Davis, Sue Lainer, Dorse Lam¬ beth, Ray McBride, Charles Doby, Frank Long, Gray Griffith, Tim Stewart. Fifth Row. Bob Brewer, Jane Crater, Roger Mayhew, John Shoaf, Robert London, Kath- rine Stewart, Shirley Williard, Dianne Beckner, David Brewer, Tommy Shore. Sixth Row. Charles Flinchum, Jerry Scott, Carolyn Craver, Jeraldene Blakley, Barbara Angel, Emily Ketner, Frankie Vaught, Virginia Hudson. Bertha Smothers, Ann Cook. • FIRST GRADE First Row: Jimmy Hunter, Bobby Drane, Geralddean Vogler, Joan Bodsford, Linda Jones, Meriam Brewer, Marie Moody, Phoebe Lineback, Kay Wells, Elizabeth Hepler Second Row: Linda Kiger, Johnny Miller, Roxy Jester, Leroy Ellis, Janet Woosley, Gene Blake, Thomas Snow, Elton White, Linda Carpenter, Iris Tolbert. Third Row: Billy Parrish, Jimmy Parrish, Sammy Rutledge, Don Cumby, Richard Vest, Charles Wooten, Ray Lowe, Richard Crater, Burton Boner, Billy Frye. Fourth Rows Faye Davis, June Boyd, Wayne Davis, Paul Ragner, Betty Brewer, Betty Lew is. FIRST GRADE First Row. Brenda Phelps, Linda McKinley, Ann Green, Cheryl Nifong, Evelyn Holder, Joan Robertson, Judy Easter, Becky Sides, Bonnie Howard, Sandra Bodford.. Second Row. Charles Vest , Fred Cockerham, Ronnie McDaniel, Lonnie McDaniel, Ken¬ neth Beckner, Grant Parrish, Barbara Lewis, Jane Lineback, Annice Binkley, Lynn White. Third Row. Tiffin Drain, Jerry Vogler, Roger Hockaday, Jesse Medford, Johnny Keaton, Calvin Seagraves, Tommy Craver, Tim Amothers, Carol Stilley, Sandra Wells. Fourth Row. Sharon Wells, Linda Fulp, Edith Myers, Barbara Pegram, Una Belle Cook, William Lundan, Charles Miller, Donald Beckner, Herbert Hudson, Harold White. RALEIGH 20, 1951 Superintendent Ralph Brinl y Winaton-Salem,K.C. Dear Kr. hri.._ey: I take pleasure in informing jrou that the Clemmons High School was admitted to membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at a meeting held at St. Petersburg, Florida, December 2-6, 1951. 1 am delighted that your high school received this recognition by the Southern Association which ie our regional raring agency. Kamberehip in the Southern Association is a real distinction and I congratulate you, the principal, and teachere, the studante, the school board, the Parent— Teacher Association and every other person who had any part in this coem.eodable enterprise. 1 trust that this distinction which has come to the Clemmons High School will serve as a stimulus and incentive to even greeter endeavor bo provide adequate educational opportunities for the boys and girls In your community. With all good wishes, 1 am JUiitM Copy toi Cordially yours. ' r. sfj J. 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CLEMMONS MILLING FURCHES BROTHERS COMPANY HARDWARE HARDWARE FURNITURE Manufacturers of PAINTS — TOYS APPLIANCES “For Bargain Purchases It’s Frank Furcheses ” SUPREME FEEDS Exclusive Agents For Dealers in FLOUR — SEEDS — DOG FOOD SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS LIME — FERTILIZER PHILCO and UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES MEAL — GRAIN Hours: 7:30 to 7:30 MORTAR MIX — ROOFING Close 6:00 Wholesale U Retail Wed. Cr Sat. PHONE 2-1751 Dial 3-8252 CLEMMONS, N. C. Clemmons, North Carolina CHARLES E. TARLTON Commercial Photographer The Annual Staff wishes to thank Mr. and Mrs. T. Holt Haywood, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. T. Holt Haywood, Jr., and Dr. Howard E. Ronthaler for their contributions and co-operation which helped to make this annual possible. Jr -F + + 3 i m i t a