Clemmons High School - Clemmemories Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

I . ■ 1 i iitf t $53 cm memories fire tents %Ar % l • V ' v.. ' A ' � W M f t ,f«, W_jM n Carolyn Hart T ypist Norma Jones T ypist Emily Atwood Peggy Shore Activity Editor Elementary Editor ' S Peggy Dunn Editor-in-Chief Jewell Foster Associate Editor Jean Worrell Art Editor Jo Essex Advertising Editor Cornelia Allen Art Editor Donna Jones Feature Editor Richard Hickman Marlene Scott Sports Editor Sports Editor Betty Thomas Circulation Manager (f Jack Cumby Photography Editor 3 MM A MM For your untiring efforts in the interest of progress for us, your desire to see us attain the true values in life; for being an understand¬ ing friend, wise counselor, and loyal leader; we, the Seniors of 1953, gratefully and proudly dedicate this 6th Edition of Clemmemories to you whom we all love and respect— Mr. Chilton. Mr. Robert E. Chilton Principal B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College English and Social Studies M. Ed Pending U. N. C. Mr. William F. Morgan B.A. Wake Forest English M. Ed. U. N. C. Miss Frances C. Cook B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Physical Education and Science Mr. John D. Hiatt B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Math and Science Mrs. Katie H. Felton B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Business Education and Social Studies Mr. George T. Moody A.B. Wofford College English and Foreign Language 6 Mrs. Wynona A. Butner B.S. Western Carolina Teachers College Science and Social Studies Mr. Luther O. Crotts B.A. N. C. State College Agriculture Miss Catherine E. Hudson B.S. W. C. U. N. C. Home Economics and General Science Mrs. Annie E. Brower Mrs. Anthony Sides Librarian Secretary Graduate W. C. U. N. C.; U. N. C. and U. of California 1 BOOK ONE 9 SENIORS t wgmmm CORNELIA BLANCHE ALLEN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Glee Club 1, 4; Basketball, J. V. 1, 2; Scouts 1, 2; Music 1, 2. Junior Play 3; Class Day offi¬ cer 4; Superlative 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Art Club 3; Freedom Forum 4. DAVID ODELL ALLEN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sub Bus Driver 3; Fireman 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Bus Driver 4; Hi-Y 3; Baseball, J.V. 1. EMILY ALSPAUGH ATWOOD Student Council Secretary 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Scout 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Fashion Show 1, 2; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chap¬ ter Degree 2; Honor Roll 3, 4; Chorus 4; Piano 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Class Day officer 4; Manager Girls Basketball 4. BOBBY EUGENE BARNEY DOROTHY ANN BECKNER Library Club 1, 2; Fashion Show 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Homemakers De¬ gree 1, Chapter Degree 2; Business Club 4; Superlative 4. RUTH JANE BREWER F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; First Aiders 4; Fashion Show 1, 2. 10 SENIORS LOWELL DEAN CARTER Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball, J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4; Key Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Bus Driver 2, 3; Activity Bus 4; Fire¬ man 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Super¬ lative 4; Marshall 3; Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3; Class Day officer 4. EARL VERNON CHURCH Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH CHURCH F.H.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 2; CHATTER¬ BOX 4; Business Club 4; Safety Patrol. 2; Dramatics Club 1. RICHARD GENE CLINARD Safety Patrol 2; F.F.A. 2, 4; Football 2, 4; Hi-Y Club 3, 4; Photography Club 3; Base¬ ball 4. HENRY JANE COX Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Fashion Show 1, 2; 4-H Club 1; Safety Patrol 2; Library Club 3, 4. JACKSON ALFRED CUMBY Marshall 3; Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; F.F.A. 1; Band 1, Chorus 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4. 11 SENIORS PEGGY LOIS DUNN Class Officer 1, 2, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Li¬ brary Club 2, 4; First Aider 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Freedom Forum 2, 4; Hall Moni¬ tor 3; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Class Day officer 4; Editor-in-Chief CLEMMEM- ORIES 4. JO ANN ESSEX Class Officer 4; Christmas Pageant 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1; CHATTERBOX 4; Business Club 4; Marshal 3; Bible Club 4; J. V. Basketball 1; Fashion Show 1, 2; Freedom Forum 3, 4. JEWELL MAE FOSTER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. pianist 2; Safety Patrol 3; Secretary 3; Fashion Show 1, 2; Treasurer 4; Marshal 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Business Club 4; Editor-in-Chief CHAT¬ TERBOX; Associate Editor CLEMMEM¬ ORIES 4; Superlative 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Christmas Pag¬ eant 4. LESLIE GRAY FRYE F.F.A. 1, 2; Delegate to State F.F.A. Con¬ vention 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4; Student Council 1, 4, President 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Glee Club 4; Christmas Pageant 3; Class Offi¬ cer 3; Superlative 4; Chief Marshal 3; Photography Club 3; Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. BOBBY WAYNE GABARD Safety Patrol 1; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Substitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4. PETER WESLEY HAIR Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, President 3; Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Class Officer 2; Christmas Pageant 3, 4; Usher for Junior Play 3; Glee Club 4. 12 SENIORS CAROLYN GRAY HART F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; CHATTERBOX 4; F.H.A. Officer 2, 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Glee Club 1; Hall Monitor 3; CLEMMEM- ORIES 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Junior Homemakers Degree 2; Chapter Degree 3; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Perfect At¬ tendance 1, 2, 3, 4: Usher Fashion Show 3. BARBARA JEAN HAUSER F.H.A. 1, 4; Softball 1, 2; Basketball, J.V. 2; Basketball 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Bible Club 4; Score Keeper 3, 4; Business Club 4; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Fashion Show 1, 2. JOANNE TERESA HAYES F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Homemakers De¬ gree 1; Chapter Degree 2; Library Club 3, 4; President 4; Superlative 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Student Teacher 1. BOBBY ALPHONSO HENDRIX Vice President Student Council, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Hi-Y 2, 4; Photography Club 3; F.F.A. 2; Junior Play 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, J.V. 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Substitute Bus Driver 4. RICHARD HERMAN HICKMAN Key Club 2, 3, 4; Class Day Officer; Bas¬ ketball 3, 4; Superlative; Junior Usher; Baseball 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Key Club Vice President 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Fire De¬ partment 3, 4; Captain of Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Christmas Pageant 3, 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball Co-Captain 4; Hi-Y Vice President 4; Photography Club 3; Hi-Y Secretary 3; Football 2. BONNIE MARIE HIRE Fashion Show 1, 2; Library Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3; 4-H 1. 13 SENIORS GAY NITA HOLTON Varsity Softball 1, 2; Basketball J.V. 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Fashion Show 1; Narra¬ tor 2; Dramatic Club 1; Art Club 3; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; Junior Play 3; F.H.A. 4; Busi¬ ness Club 4; Representative for Homecom¬ ing 4; Cheerleader 4; Freedom Forum 4; Superlative 4. FRED DONALD JAMES DONNA JANE JONES Student Council 2; Safety Patrol 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Class Day Officer 4; Bible Club 4; Busi¬ ness Club 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Fashion Show 1, 2. NORMA KATHERINE JONES Library Club 1; Fashion Show 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2; Basketball J.V. 1; Jun¬ ior Usher 3; Bible Club 4; CHATTERBOX 4; President Business Club 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Superlative 4; CLEMMEMO¬ RIES 4. ROBERT BRYANT KIGER Key Club 3, President 4; Fire Department 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball J.V. 1, 2; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; F.F.A. 1, 3, 4; President 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Art Club 3; Dramatics 1; Christmas Pageant 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. HUTOKAH HOLTON LAWSON F.H.A. 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1; Library Club 3, 4; Girl Scouts 1; Glee Club 3; Fashion Show 1, 2. 14 SENIORS LENA MAE LEWIS Class President 1; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics Club 1; Fashion Show 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Miss Clemmons Hi 3; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Business Club 4; CHATTERBOX 4. BOt 3Y GRAY MILLER F.F.A 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baske ball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Co-Cap¬ tain Football team 3, 4: Halloween King 4. THOMAS CHARLES MILLER, JR. Glee Club 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Midget Football 1; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4: All-Countv Catcher 3. KATHERINE JOANNE MOODY Fashion Show 1, 2; F.H.A. 1; Dramatics Club 1; Safety Patrol 2; Beauty Contest¬ ant 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Usher 3; President Bible Club 4; Superlative 4; Soloist Christmas Pageant 4. I PATSY CAROLYN PARKS Library Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Business Club 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Junior Usher, Bible Club 4; Student Council 3; Miss Clemmons Hi 2. PEGGY FRANCES POPLE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Homemakers De¬ gree 1; Chapter Degree 2; Library Club 4; Student Council 4; Superlative 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Toast at Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Hall Monitor 3; Christmas Pageant 4. 15 SENIORS DELANO THOMAS ROBERTS F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad 3, 4. BENITA MARLENE SCOTT F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Officer 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Class Officer 1; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Hall Monitor 3; Junior Homemakers De¬ gree 3; Fashion Show 1, 2; Usher Fashion Show 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Chapter Degree 2; Junior Varsity 1. MELVIN SHOAF F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2; F.F.A. Vice President 1; Dramatics Club 1; Hi-Y Club 1, 2; Substitute Bus Driver 1, 2; Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3; Bible Club 1; Christmas Pageant 1. PEGGY ANN SHORE Glee Club 1; Safety Patrol 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 4; Class Officer 1, 4; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Fashion Show 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1; Superlative 4; Homecoming At¬ tendant 4; Bible Club 4; Christmas Pag¬ eant 4; Junior Varsity 2. BILLY GRAY SIDES F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Home Ec. 1; Glee Club 1; Judging Team 2; Football 2; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4. LLOYD SCOTT SPAUGH Football 3. 4; F.F.A. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Assistant Bus Driver 3, 4; Fire Squad 3, 4; Baseball 4; Superlative 4; Freedom For¬ um 4. 16 SENIORS BETTY LOU THOMAS F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Hall Mon¬ itor 3; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Usher Fashion Show 3; Junior Home¬ makers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2. WILLIAM LEE THOMAS, JR. BOBBY GRAY TURNER F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Superlative 4. NORMA JANE WOOSLEY Class Day Officer 4; Fashion Show 1, 2. PI® t MARY FRANCES WOOTEN F.H.A. 4; Bible Club 4; Business Club 4; Fashion Show 1, 2; Junior Play 3; Drama¬ tics Club 3; Art Club 3; Superlative 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. MARTHA JEAN WORRELL F.H.A. 1, 4; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Speaking Contest 1; Fashion Show 1, 2; Majorette 1; Basketball J.V. 2; Safety Patrol 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Library Club 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; CHATTERBOX 4; CLEMMEM¬ ORIES 4; Soloist in Christmas Pageant 4. 17 Sam Easley Jay Caudle Peggy Todd Betty Scott President Vice President . Secretary Treasurer 18 JUNIORS Frances Beauchamp Bill Beshears Carolyn Billings Dewey Bodenhamer Joe Bullins Jay Caudle i i Mary Charles Bill Cheek Odell Cheek Joyce Church William Creasy Sam Easley 19 JUNIORS William Ellis Dean Flora Betty Hayes Patsy Hendrix Barbara Hunter Carolyn Kimel Jimmy Knight Jackie Matlock Carolyn Miller Nancy Moody Jerry Peoples Shirley Poindexter Doris Pople 20 JUNIORS Ina Grace Ratz Betty Reid Betty Carolyn Scott Maxine Setliff Dianne Sheek James Sloan Sammy Smith Shirley Smith Peggy Todd Anne Williamson Wilson Wise Martha Wishon Jean Butner 21 I 4 JL (Sf ' SS Harry Caudle Libby Bullard Peggy Bingham Wilma Jones President Vice President . Secretary Treasurer 22 vr t,- SOPHOMORES Anne Ashley Bessie Beauchamp Peggy Bingham Kenneth Blakely Donald Bodford Ada Lou Boyer Bill Brandon Billie Brewer Douglas Brewer Libby Bullard Harry Caudle Margaret Church Annette Crater Paul Crotts Mickey Cumby Peggy Douthit 23 SOPHOMORES Wayne Ellingham Maxine Flora Shirley Flynn Bernice Griffith George Hair Louise Harris Vance Hartley Bobby Hellard k Tommy Isley Wilma Jones S. R. Kimel, Jr. Murriane Linker V Gene Livengood Jane Lowder Arlene Lutz Mike Parks 24 SOPHOMORES Charles Payne Coleen Peoples Jeanette Quinn Marvin Ridings Gearldine Scott Rosemary Shoaf Ralph Sides William Snyder Patty Stewart Eugene Templeton Carol Tise Janie Vaught Rose Nell Wall Lee Weisner Shirley Wooten Nancy Wrights I 25 Joe Cumby . Jimmy Higgins Jeanette Lineback Ann Carol Ellis President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 26 FRESHMEN Betty Angel Diane Bingham D. C. Blakley Barbara Bodsford Carolyn Bodsford Elizabeth Bodsford Emmette Bolt Gay Brewer Richard Canter C. L. Cheek Rex Cheek Margaret Cornwall Barbara Craver Joe Cumby Parke Davis Ann Carol Ellis 27 FRESHMEN Evelyn Ellis Norman Foster Betty Gann Ruth Green Marvin Harpe Carol Hayes Jennie Hellard Jimmy Higgins Shirley Holton Jack Jones Jeanette Lineback Tommy Mahannah Sammy Marshall Donald Mendenhall Betty Myers 28 FRESHMEN Tommy McClamrock Grace Myers Jesse Parks Wayne Pfaff Ann Phelps Rebecca Pickett Roger Powell Jack Reed Gerald Sheets Edna Sloan Jackie Smothers Thomas Tate Ellis Welch George Wilson Iris Woosley 29 BOOK TWO 31 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Forsyth Township of Clemmons Clemmons High School We the Senior Class of 1953 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 our best wishes for a successful future. Section 2. We, the Senior Class do leave to the rising Senior Class our ability to act dignified on all occasions. ARTICLE II Section 1. To our principal, Mr. Chilton, we leave our complete gratitude for the patience and leadership he has shown us. Section 2. To the faculty, our greatest appreciation for the wisdom, guidance and understanding given us during the past. ARTICLE III Section 1. The Senior Class leaves to the Sophomore Class our ability to hold orderly class meetings. Section 2. We the Seniors leave to the Freshman Class our neatness and good looks. Section 3. The Seniors leave to the rising Freshman Class all of our high school text books. ARTICLE IV Section 1. To the Cafeteria Staff the Senior Class leaves our thanks for the best meals ever. Section 2. We, the Seniors leave to the maids and janitor our deepest ap¬ preciation for the fine up keep of our school. ARTICLE V Section 1. To our understanding teachers, Miss Cook and Mr. Hiatt, we leave our sincere love and appreciation. ARTICLE VI Section 1. Jean Hauser leaves her position as scorekeeper to Ruth Stone. Section 2. Bill Sides bequeaths his quiet ways to Robert Hutchens. Section 3. David Allen wills his ability to run the mimeograph machine to Bill Beshears. Section 4. Alphonso Hendrix leaves his romantic singing voice to Jay Caudle. Section 5. Jane Cox and Hutokah Lawson bequeath their late hours in town to Patsy Hendrix. Section 6. Cornelia Allen leaves her latest book, “How to Get Along With Your Boyfriend,” to Carolyn Kimel. Section 7. Earl Church wills his way of speaking out in class to Nancy Moody. Section 8. Bill Thomas leaves his sunlamp to Jimmy Knight. Section 9. Tommy Miller leaves his good driving habits to Dean Flora. Section 10. Richard Hickman leaves his long, lanky body to Stanley Dunn and Roy Wrights. Section 11. Jack Cumby bequeaths his photography equipment to Sam Easley. Section 12. Emily Atwood wills her soft voice to Carolyn Miller. Section 13. Delano Roberts leaves his themes in shop to Odell Cheek. Section 14. Bobby Miller leaves his lovely hair to Jerry “Crew Cut” Peoples. Section 15. Gay Holton bequeaths her outstanding ability to play basketball to Shirley Poindexter. 32 Section 16. Jean Worrell wills her talents to Maxine Setliff. Section 17. Pete Hair leaves his dependable and cute car to Dewey Bodenhamer. Section 18. Mary Church bequeaths her height to Jackie Matlock for playing basketball. Section 19. Bobby Gabard and Lloyd Spaugh leave their love for sleeping in class to Frank Beckner. Section 20. Peggy Shore to Anne Williamson bequeaths her position as chief of the cheerleaders. Section 21. Jane Brewer and Dot Beckner will their “knack” for getting en¬ gaged to Frances Beauchamp. Section 22. Donna Jane Jones to Peggy Todd bequeaths her very shy ways. Section 23. Robert Kiger wills his presidency in the Key club to Joe Bullins, Jr. Section 24. Bobby Barney, with regret, leaves his cue stick to Wilson Wise. Section 25. Lowell Carter to Richard Boner wills his romantic ways and thoughts. Section 26. Patsy Parks leaves her ability to go steady to Carolyn Billings. Section 27. Carolyn Hart bequeaths her attendance ticket to all-night singings to Martha Wishon. Section 28. Marlene Scott leaves her summer vacations at the beach to Barbara Hunter. Section 29. Bobby Turner wills his very flirty ways to James Sloan. Section 30. Jewell Foster and Joanne Hayes leave their small stature to Betty Scott. Section 31. Joanne Moody bequeaths her sweet smile to Sammy Smith. Section 32. Peggy Dunn and Jo Ann Essex leave their books and studious ways to Dean Matlock in hopes of getting them used. Section 33. Leslie Frye to Betty Hayes wills his black hair. Section 34. Richard Clinard leaves his football uniform to Gilbert Brandon. Section 35. Peggy Poole bequeaths her business in the Student Council to Dianne Sheek. Section 36. Norma Jones bequeaths her good grades and typewriter to Doris Pople. Section 37. Norma Woosley leaves her bangs to Mary Charles. Section 38. Donald James with hopes of luck leaves his ability to miss school to Bill Cheek. Section 39. Bonnie Hire bequeaths her Ford to William Ellis. Section 40. Melvin Shoaf wills his good pitching arm to William Creasy to use in the State Championship game. Section 41. Frances Wooten leaves all her giggles in English to Betty Reed. Section 42. Lena Mae Lewis beque aths her neat appearance to Joyce Church and Ina Ratz. Section 43. Betty Thomas wills her ambition to be a seamstress to Jean Butner and Shirley Smith. Flower Sweet Peas Color Green and Pink Motto “The end crowns the work 33 CLASS HISTORY The year of 1941 is one that would well be forgotten by our first grade teachers, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Davis, and our principal, Mr. Rondthaler; for being dragged into the room by their happy mothers, who would be free from them for the larger part of the day, were: Emily Atwood with her long curls; Dorothy Beckner, bashful and shy; Gilbert Bandon, tall and lanky and Lloyd Bowman, little but loud. Along came Mary Church in her short dress, Richard dinard with a black eye, Jane Cox with tears in her eyes; Jack Cumby in his little Lord Fauntleroy suit and Paul Crotts with his hair in his eyes. We next saw Shirley Duncan with her sparkling black hair, Peggy Dunn with much enthusiasm, Jo Ann Essex carrying her baby doll and Dewitt Falls with his skinned knees. Next came Leslie Frye, the girls’ dream; Faye Foster with pig tails, Bobby Gabard with great eagerness—to fight, Carolyn Hart, falling out of her desk, and Barbara Hauser with an apple for the teacher. In came Alphonso Hendrix minus his good looks, Patsy Hendrix with her poodle cut, Richard Hickman making eyes at the girls, Bonnie Hire with a big bow in her hair and Gay Holton with her boyish ways. Who did we see next, but Barbara Howard with her freckles, Donald James shooting spit-wads, Donna Jane Jones with her long hair, Norma Jones holding hands with the boys, Hutokah Lawson, tall and skinny and Lena Mae Lewis with her girlish curls? In walked Dean Matlock with his ambit ion to play on the dirt pile, Tommy Miller with his crew cut, Joanne Moody with her white curls, Patsy Parks in her frilly dress and Marlene Scott crying for her little sister. Greeting us at the door were Peggy Shore short and cute, Floyd Sides ,a bundle of dynamite, Lloyd Spaugh with a toy hot rod for the dirt pile and Terry Tesh with his curly hair. A few minutes later in walked Betty Lou Thomas, hanging on to mama’s skirt, Wiley Tuttle in his short pants, Bill Thomas with his eyes full of mischief, Lee Weisner with his Little Moron jokes, Jean Wor¬ rell with her beautiful singing voice, Ray Veach with his mischievous ways and Shirley Barney with her pig tails. We next saw Billy Bean and Sammy Bean playing tag, Bobby Bodenhamer and Orville Bowman with their baseball and gloves, George Robertson and Hannah Logan with not much to say and Franklin Martin, Mabel Satterfield, Janet Sharpe and Jimmy Sheets who weren’t too thrilled about school. Next came Nancy Canter, Columbus Case and Lloyd Wrights who were very quiet. Ernest Griffith, Peggy Tysinger and Joanne Todd were busy getting acquainted. Charles Hauser, Edna Whisenhunt and Ellen Holmes were the last to arrive. In the second grade our teachers were Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Davis. Those lucky children who joined us this year were: David Allen, Dorothy Boles, Dean Flora, Nancy Frye, Clyde Hendrix, Jean Smothers, Wayne Ryans, Gray Smith, Arthur Spaugh, Dorothy Ellis, Charles Hicks, Corbitt Hodges, Jr. and Joe Holder. Those joining us in the third grade were: Jane Brewer, Joanne Hayes, Ina Grace Ratz, Delano Roberts, Norma Woosley, Wilson Wise, Billy Burrus, Vernon Kiger, Paul Leagins, Donald Shew, Mildred Nance, James Styles and Richard Hen¬ derson. Our teachers were Miss Cooper and Mrs. Young. In the fourth grade our teachers were Miss Cooper and Mrs. Young. Those joining us were: Gray Beckner, Joe Bullins, Earl Church, Robert Kiger, Buddy Boger, Albert Mathews, Dewey McBride, Bobby Cornwall, Sammy Lou Eskridge, Mamie Whisenhunt and Mary Shew. In the fifth grade our teachers were Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Potts and our new principal, Mr. Gibbs. Those joining us this year were: Cornelia Allen, Lowell Carter, Emma Davis, Melvin Shoaf, Roy Wrights, Nellie Kiger, Sarah Davis, Nina Settle, Virginia Stewart, Nancy Jane Canter, Garner Foster and Peggy Hartley. Our sixth grade teachers were Mrs. Potts and Miss Coble. Those joining us were: Maurice Shoemaker, Betty Jo Dickens and Peggy Harper. Mr. Radcliff and Mr. Wishon were our seventh grade teachers. This year, we began to feel more grown-up and realized that our high school days were approach¬ ing. Among those joining us were: Jewell Foster, Peggy Pople Jean Worrell, re¬ turning after being with us in the first grade; Frances Wooten, David Alexander, Bobby Barney, Joanne Bodenhamer, Betty Jo Bowman, Carlene Brendle, Donald Bullins, Tommy Bryan, Earl Dean Lowe, Joan May, Ruby Sloan, Peggy Nelson, Lewis Palmer, Juanita Phillips, Dora Lee Smith, Betty Jo Carter, Billy Cheek, Shirley Coe, Edith Tilley, Clara Rachel Hardy, Annie Katherine Whisenhunt, Elizabeth Wilkinson, Gladys Weinstock and Hester Hodges. 34 1 In the eightli grade, we were allowed some of the high school privileges and ob¬ tained a feeling of dignity. Our teachers were Miss Noble and Mrs. Crotts. Those joining us were: Pete Hair, Betty Sue Harpe, Hazel McClamrock, Curtis Wimbish, Bob Russell and Kenneth Motsinger. In the fall of ’49 we began our high school education under the direction of Miss McHan and Mrs. Butner and Mr. Potts, our new principal. Our class officers were: Section M Section B President—Lena Mae Lewis President—Bill Thomas Vice President—Marlene Scott Vice President—Jack Cumby Secretary—Peggy Shore Secretary—Peggy Dunn Those who joined us in our Freshman year were: Robert Hutchens, Jerry Koontz, Darlene Nichols, Donald Smith and Ivan Hayes. This was our first year to attend the Tri Banquet, which was a big thrill to all of us. When we returned to school for our Sophomore year, we found we had a new principal, Mr. Lester. Our homeroom teachers were Mr. Ostrander and Mr. Giles. Our class officers were: President—Pete Hair Secretary—Peggy Dunn Vice President—Donna Jane Jones Treasurer—Emma Davis Those who joined us this year were: Claude Hicks and Bobby Turner. Our Junior year was jammed and packed with activities. Our homeroom teach¬ ers were Mrs. Newsom and Mr. Moody. In December, we presented our Junior play, “Strained Relations,” which was a big success. Then on April the eleventh, we were host to the Seniors at the Junior and Senior Banquet, which was held on the Balinese Roof in the Robert E. Lee Hotel. Our theme, “A Night in Hawaii,” was carried out by the use of leis, palm trees, tropical fruit and canoes. Our class officers were: President—Bill Thomas Secretary—Jewell Foster Vice President—Leslie Frye Treasurer—Donna Jane Jones Bill Sides was the only one who joined us this year. At last the fall of ’52 has rolled around and we have reached the top. It has been a long and hard struggle, but we have finally succeeded. We were very happy when we returned to meet our new principal, Mr. Robert Chilton, who has helped us make this year a happy and successful one. Our homeroom teachers were Miss Cook and Mr. Hiatt. Those who have finally attained the honor of being a Senior are: Cornelia Allen, David Allen, Emily Atwood, Bob Barney, Dorothy Beckner, Jane Brewer, Lowell Carter, Earl Church, Mary Church, Richard Clinard, Jane Cox, Jack Cumby, Peggy Dunn, Jo Ann Essex, Leslie Frye, Jewell Foster, Bobby Gabard, Pete Hair, Carolyn Hart, Barbara Hauser, Joanne Hayes, Alphonso Hendrix, Richard Hickman, Bonnie Hire, Gay Holton, Donald James, Donna Jane Jones, Norma Jones, Robert Kiger, Hutokah Lawson, Lena Mae Lewis, Bobby Miller, Tommy Miller, Joanne Moody, Patsy Parks, Peggy Pople, Delano Roberts, Marlene Scott, Melvin Shoaf, Peggy Shore, Bill Sides, Lloyd Spaugh, Betty Lou Thomas, Bill Thomas, Bobby Turner, Norma Woosley, Frances Wooten, and Jean Worrell. Our Senior Class officers are: President—Peggy Dunn Secretary—Carolyn Hart Vice President—Jo Ann Essex Treasurer—Jewell Foster We published the sixth edition of Clemmemories with Peggy Dunn as editor and Jewell Foster as associate editor. Then came our Senior Play, Junior and Senior Banquet and last, but not least—graduation. At last we are reaching our long-awaited goal. But with sad hearts we are leaving “dear ole Clemmons.” To our principal and teachers we say thank you in our humblest ways for all you have done for us. We fully realize that we could not have reached this goal without your help and encouragement. And so as we leave, we want to wish each and everyone of you the best of luck and success in everything for which you strive. Sincerely, EMILY ATWOOD LOWELL CARTER 35 CLASS PROPHECY Palm trees are gently swaying in the breeze, the moon is just coming up over the Atlantic Ocean, and all the Class of 1953 is decked out in their best garb for the grand opening of Bob Barney’s night club, “The Fluted Plume,” in swank Palm Beach, Florida. His vocalist, making a hit with everyone is none other than Hutokah Lawson. From Texas comes Bill Sides and Tommy Miller who are now the owners of a five million acre bull ranch, “The Spiked Steer.” Upon questioning Earl Church, who looks very dignified in a tuxedo, we find he is head librarian at Clemmons University Library. Lloyd Spaugh, here for the grand opening, has become a world famous architect and contractor. He built the new club for a fabulous sum of only $20,000,000. Taking a vacation from playing professional football with the “Whizzer- Dizzers” is Delano Roberts. Donald James has been coach of the never fail team for seven years. Sitting at a ringside table with his leading lady, Bonnie Hire, is our handsome young friend Bill Thomas, now a Hollywood star. Chatting with old classmates is Alphonso Hendrix, who owns the first only “cat’s” apparel shop in Clemmons. His model, dressed in the latest fashion, is Lowell Carter. Cornelia Allen, who is now head psychiatrist at Clemmons Hospital for Mentally Ill Canine Pets, is sitting at a corner table with her head nurse Lena Mae Lewis. Sitting with them is Gay Holton, now running a marriage broker agency and her secretary, David Allen. Gay says the business is really thriving. Looking lovely as ever is Peggy Shore, who recently opened a school “Young Lovers.” One of her classes is “It Takes Two to Tango.” Chatting with her are two pupils of the school, Joanne Hayes and Carolyn Hart. To no one’s surprise, Jack Cumby is now chief of Clemmons Fire Department. Jack’s assistant, Bob Turner, is here with him. The grand opening has also brought down Richard Hickman and Melvin Shoaf, who are playing professional basketball with the Clemmons Globe Trotters. Grouped at a table for six we find Emily Atwood and Peggy Pople, who are the first and only lady jet pilots in the U. S., Leslie Frye who is now importing orchids from Brazil and donated corsages for all the ladies tonight, and Marlene Scott, Jewell Foster, and Betty Lou Thomas, who gave up their positions at Hanes Hosiery to explore the unknown regions and tribes of headhunters along the Amazon River. Norma Jones, who now has her own program on television giving advice on teenage problems, is talking over the business with her sponsor, Richard Clinard, President of “Gumpy Wumpy Candy Co.” From New York City we find Barbara Hauser, now head sports writer for the New York Times, and Donna Jones, who has become a concert pianist and will appear in Carnegie Hall for the fifth time next week. Jean Worrell and her manager, Bob Gabard, are here in Palm Beach on vaca¬ tion after Jean’s successful appearance on Broadway. At another ringside table sits JoAnn Essex, who gave up her position as star guard with Hanes Hosiery to get married, and Colonel Bob Miller now a lifetime army man. The terrace overlooking the Atlantic is quite crowded tonight. Frances Wooten, now the most famous woman stock car driver in the South, is discussing tomorrow’s race with one of her competitors, Mary Church. Pete Hair, in the usual western boots, and now owner of a famous race track in Wyoming, just walked in with his lovely secretary, Joanne Moody. Joanne says their plane was grounded in St. Louis, making them late for the grand event. Paying close attention to the band, whose director is Robert Kiger, are Jane Brewer and Norma Woosley, who are now top fashion designers in New York City. Telling them of all the exciting experiences in the Wild West Rodeo are Patsy Parks and Dorothy Beckner. These two have just returned from Canada, where they are audiences of thousands. At another corner table we find Peggy Dunn, who has just returned from Africa where she made a collection of tribal music and dances, chatting with Jane Cox. Jane will be the star for Peggy’s new movie, portraying her findings. The grand opening has been a gala event, bringing all the class together for the first time in ten years. It’s getting late, though, and Bob plans to have a breakfast party, so that means the class of ’53 will once more have to say goodbye and each go his separate way down the road of life. BILL SIDES PEGGY DUNN, Prophets. 36 FAREWELL Our days of school are almost gone. We look back with sigh To all the happiness we’ve known, As our last days draw nigh. Weve had to work and strive to reach The goal we are to gain. But now, within our hearts we know Our work was not in vain. We have but one request to make Of those who still remain: Love and keep our school and bring Only honor to her name. So now, we bid our last farewell; And with each tear that falls, We end our dream which first began Within thy cherished walls. By: Jewell Foster Norma Woosley CLASS SONG The time has come for us to go, and so we’d like to say; We thank thee dear Clemmons School in every kind of way. The years have passed and we must leave; but though we part from you, We leave thee with happy hearts, filled with a promise true. To all our teachers, kind and true, may we express to each one The greatfulness in our hearts for all the good you’ve done. Though we leave thee Clemmons School and from thee ever part, You will remain a memory we cherish in our hearts. By: Jean Worrell Donna Jane Jones 37 Betty Carolyn Scott MARSHA S Martha Wishon Shirley J’oindexter Jerry Peoples Jay Caudle Sam Easley Judy Burke MASCOTS Lee Livengood 38 CLASS DAY OFFICERS Seated: Lena Mae Lewis, Marlene Scott. First row: Jean Worrell, Emily Atwood, Lowell Carter. Second row: Richard Hickman, Donna Jane Jones, Norma Woosley, Jewell Foster, Seated: Peggy Pople, Peggy Shore. KIDS DAY Seated:Peggy Pople, Peggy Shore. Standing: Tommy Miller, Jane Brewer, Frances Wooten, Bill Sides. 39 SUPERLATIVES PEGGY DTTNN ROBERT KIGER Most Likely to Succeed JOANNE MOODY RICHARD HICKMAN Most Dependable 40 SUPERLATIVES PETE HAIR MARLENE SCOTT Most Popular BOR BY TURNER DOROTHY BECKNER Best Sports 41 SUPERLATIVES JEWELL FOSTER RICHARD HICKMAN Most Versatile PEGGY DUNN LOWELL CARTER Best All Around 42 SUPERLATIVES 43 44 SUPERLATIVES 45 SUPERLATIVES BILL THOMAS LENA MAE LEWIS Neatest LOWELL CARTER MARLENE SCOTT Friendliest 46 SUPERLATIVES JEAN WORRELL ROBERT KIGER Most Talented GAY HOLTON ALPHONSO HENDRIX Most Athletic 41 THEN A scholar good and true. A pretty girl is like a melody. Playing well the game of life. Happy-go-lucky. A smile costs nothing but creates muc Once a friend, always a friend. A spirit of laughing sunshine. Silence is deep as eternity; speech i; shallow as time. 48 His wit will see his through. A fine outstanding boy is he. Footloose and fancy free. Sweet is the word for you. Take it easy. 49 THEN AND NOW Love is a beautiful thing. Sweet and lovely. Rich in good works. Charm strikes the sight, merit wins the soul. The quiet mind is richer than a crown. If we deal fairly, we shall find that we have won. A joy to know. Success begins with a fellow’s will. 50 Forever warm and winning in her ways. A regular guy—straight and true. An easy going guy whom we all like. Wit and humor. It’s the set of the soul that determines the goal. It is good to live and learn. It’s good to be merry. Great actions speak great minds. 51 THEN AND Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Her heart is as true as steel. Charming way, winning smile. . ' WL r Ami U Ki He knows what he wants. And he shall excel even among the great¬ est of men. Friendliness makes happiness. One love have I. Delightful to know. 52 then and now My heart sings with joy. Men of few words are the best men. � � , HI. | if s_ . : I ain’t lazy, I’m just dreaming. Who grows quietly will grow strongly. O ’tis excellent to have a giant’s strength. 53 Life is a sweet and joyful thing. BOOK THREE JlctmtaAS 55 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right: Angela Beshears, Jay Caudle, William Snyder, Sam Easley, Alphonso Hendrix, Mr. Morgan, Advisor; Peggy Pople, Norman Foster, Diane Bingham, Leslie Frye. 56 KEY CLUB First Row: Lowell Carter, Jerry Peoples, Richard Hickman, Robert Kiger, Leslie Frye, Bobby Turner, S. R. Kimel Jr. Second Row: James Sloan, George Hair, Pete Hair, Alphonso Hendrix, William Snyder, Sam Easley, Jay Caudle, Mr. Moody, Advisor. 57 F.H.A. First Row: Miss Hudson, Emily Atwood, Marlene Scott, Billie Brewer, Peggy Bingham, Barbara Hunter, Betty Scott, Lena Mae Lewis, Peggy Todd, Doris Pople, Shirley Flynn, Arlene Lutz, Nancy Moody. Second Row: Shirley Holton, Jean Worrell, Frances Wooten, Janie Vaught, Gay Brewer, Wilma Jones, Elizabeth Bodsford, Peggy Shore, Peggy Poole, Carolyn Bodsford, Rebecca Pickett, Evelyn Ellis, Dorothy Beckner, Barbara Craver. Third Row: Sammy Smith, Jeanette Quinn, Ada Lou Boyer, Shirley Wooten, Gay Holton, Jackie Smothers, Ann Williamson, Diane Sheek, Betty Reid, Grace Myers, Norma Vogler. Fourth Row: Peggy Dunn, Ina Grace Ratz, Murriane Linker, Rosemary Shoaf, Bessie Beauchamp, Diane Bingham, Jane Brewer, Shirley Poindexter, Martha Wishon, Jeanette Leinback, Donna Jones, Patsy Parks, Jane Lowder, Carol Tise. Fifth Row: Carolyn Hart, Betty Lou Thomas, Louise Harris, Colleen Peoples, Jean Hauser, Ann Phelps, Betty Angel, Ruth Green, Ann Ashley, Catherine Douthit, Ann Carol Ellis, Norma Jones, Jo Ann Essex, Rose Nell Wall. Lena Mae Lewis Peggy Todd Betty Carolyn Scott Billie Brewer OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 58 LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Wilma Jones, Joanne Hayes, Doris Pople, Emily” Atwood. Second Row: Peggy Shore, Grace Myers, Peggy Pople. Third Row: Peggy Dunn, Mrs. Brower, Advisor; Bonnie Hire, Carolyn Kimel, Patsy Hendrix, Murriane Linker, Margaret Church, Jane Cox, Hutokah Lawson, Jean Worrell, Ina Grace Ratz, Barbara Craver, Jeanette Leinback. 59 CHATTERBOX STAFF David Allen, Lena Mae Lewis, Marlene Scott, Mrs. Felton, Advisor; Betty Lou Thomas, Robert Kiger, Peggy Shore, Mary Church, Patsy Parks, Jean Worrell, Alphonso Hendrix, Leslie Frye, Norma Jones, Jewell Foster, Jo Ann Essex, Barbara Hauser, Gay Holton. 60 F.F.A. First Row: Bobby Turner, Wayne Ellingham, Douglas Brewer, Melvin Shoaf, Robert Kiger, Lloyd Spaugh, Joe Bullins, Bill Beashers, Frank Beckner. Second Row: David Allen, Richard Clinard, Charles Payne, Jimmy Smith, Ralph Sides, Robert Hutchens, Paul Crotts, Bobby Keaton, Joe Medford, Bill Brandon, Kenneth Blakely. Thi rd Row: Mickey Cumby, Earl Church, Bobby Miller, Marvin Ridings, Delano Roberts, Dean Flora, Bill Cheek, Eugene Templeton, Bill Thomas Mr. L. O. Crotts, Advisor. Fourth Row: Norma Foster, Gilbert Brandon, Gene Livengood, Bobby Hellard, Richard Hickman, Lee Weisner, Bobby Gabard. BUSINESS CLUB First Row: Donna Jane Jones, Betty Reed, Jo Ann Essex, Norma Jones. Second Row: Lena Mae Lewis, Martha Wishon, Patsy Parks, Frances Wooten. Third Row: Shirley Poindexter, Jean Hauser, Mary Church. Fourth Row: Jewell Foster, Mrs. Felton, Advisor; Gay Holton. 61 BIBLE CLUB First Row: Carol Tise, Ruth Stone, Joe Bullins, Bernice Griffith, Jenny Hellard. Second Row: Frances Wooten, Peggy Shore, Jack Reed, Ruth Green, Norma Vogler, Margaret Charles, Nancy Wrights. Third Row: Melvin Shoaf, Bobby Hellard, Mrs. Garvey, Jo Ann Essex, Barbara Hauser, Norma Jones, Maxine Setliff, Donna Jones, Patsy Parks, Geraldine Scott, Rose Nell Wall, Betty Angel, Norman Foster. Hl-Y First Row: Alphonso Hendrix, Buddy Kimel, Richard Hickman, Leslie Frye, Donald Bodford, William Snyder, Lowell Carter. Second Row: Thomas Tate, Wayne Pfaff, Richard Clinard, Wilson Wise, Terry Tesh, Mike Parks, Harry Caudle, Roger Powell, Kenneth Harpe, Eugene Templeton, Tommy Mahannah. Third Row: Mr. Hiatt, Advisor; Ralph Griffith, Sammy Marshall, George Hair, Alton Clinard, Ellis Welch, Vance Hartley, Jack Reed, George Ed Wilson, Norman Foster. Fourth Row: Richard Canter, Gerald Sheets, Charles Payne, Jessie Parks, William Creasy, Tommy Isely, Jimmy Higgins. 62 n FIRST AIDERS Carol Tise, Shirley Flynn, Doris Pople, Jane Brewer. FIRE SQUAD First Row: Jack Cumby, Richard Hickman, Lowell Carter, Robert Kiger, Jerry Peoples, Wilson Wise, James Sloan, Alphonso Hendrix, Lloyd Spaugh. Second Row: Frank Beckner, David Allen, Delano Roberts, Leslie Frye, Pete Hair. 63 BUS DRIVERS First Row: Lowell Carter, Dean Flora, Paul Crotts, Bobby Gabard, Joe Bullins, David Allen. Second Row: Bill Thomas, Lloyd Spaugh, Wilson Wise, Donald James, Bobby Keaton, Melvin Shoaf. Not pictured: Jack Cumby. SAFETY PATROL First Row: lean Tise, Jeanette Johnson, Sammy Marshal, Frank Lustig, Terry Culler, Donald Carter, Kent Davis, Wilson Sparks. Second Row: Patti Hooker, Ruby Hogue, Donnie Drane, Pledger Keaton, Douglhs Gobble, Norman Staley, Kenneth Easter, Glenda Sheets, Carolyn Lowder, Jack Todd. Third Row: Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Doby, Jack Reed, Billy Wafford, Jimmy Berrier, L. J. Beckner, Joe Brewer, Tommy Shutt, Mr. Leith. 64 GIRL SCOUTS f w.n 0W V B t ' ? re ' S e t J . East „ er ' J- Vaugh, D. Douthit, M. Dennie, L. Harper, S. Wells, J. Lutz, Robertson, M. Brewer. Second Row: S. Wells, C. Stilley, J. Frye, M. Calloway, J. Tesh, M. Jones, S. Lanier J. Crater, B. Pegram. Third Row: A. Lewis, J. Turner, G. Vogler, K. Spainhour, N. Vest, S. Todd A Lowder, J. Jones, J. Todd, B. Allen. ’ Fourth Row: C. Pickett, L. Lowder, A. Ellis, D. Bingham, J. Quinn, M. Church, P. Bingham, M. Linker, A. Lutz. Fifth Row: L. Howard, D. Sheek, N. Moody, B. Hunter, A. Williamson, E. Atwood J. Ellingham, J. Lowder. BOY SCOUTS First Row: K. Essex, B. Brewer, J. Hunter, W. Cornatzer, J. Boyd, J. Shore, W. Cornatzer, L. Watkins, T. Moody, C. Furches, S. Lewis, N. Hogue, J. Todd. Second Row: B Nifong, E. Brewer, N. Hauser, L. Long, D. Easter, P. Jones, E. Templeton, G. Griffin, T. Todd, D. Crater, C. Cook, B. Pegram, J. Lowder. Third Row: D. Gobble, T. Lutz, S. Marshall, G. Dinkens, P. Holton. Fourth Row: D. Drane, B. Brewer, C. Cornatzer, R. Spach, I. Williamson, M. Dunn, J. Roberts, J. Doley, N. Staley, F. Lustig. 65 muiRKimnw PIANO PUPILS First row: Stevie Dunn, Butch Hendrix, Jackie Kennedy, Mary Dennis, Nancy Davis, Jeanie Davis, Carol Cumbo, Terry Culler, Jane Frye, Jane Crater, Darlene Hickman. Second row: Melvin Chappell, Kent Davis, Eva Church, Ruth Church, Betty Jo Allen, Linda Berrier, Maxine Crim, J. Dodd Linker. Third row: Arlene Lutz, Diane Bingham, Ann Carol Ellis, Rebecca Pickett, Wanda Petty, Sybil Todd, Martha Lawson. Fourth row: Emily Atwood, Barbara Hunter, Glenda Leinback, Judy Ellingham, Carolyn Lowder, Reva Cook, Sue Brewer. Mrs. Bill Donahoo Piano Instructor We are glad to have had as our piano instructor Mrs. Donahoo, who is a grad¬ uate of Salem College. The piano students feel it has been a privilege to have studied under her guidance. We hope she will re¬ main in our school for many years. 66 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First Row: Edna Sloan, Gaynell Myers, Nancy Vaught, Ruby Moody, Donna Lou Jones, Rebecca Pickett, Mary Lou Smith, Nancy Setliff. Second Row: Barbara Craver, Linda Howard, Lois Craver, Frances Clinard, Angela Beshears, Carolyn Bodsford, Jackie Smothers. Third Row: Evelyn Ellis, Kay Spainhour, Ruby Hogue, Judy Ellingham, Peggy Dunn, Glenda Leinback, Joyce Craver, Joanne Moody. Fourth Row: Jean Worrell, Jewell Foster, Jean Tise, Mary Church, Margaret Cornwall, Diane Bingham, Emily Atwood. Fifth Row: Lowell Carter, Pete Hair, Leslie Frye, Donald James, Jack Cumby. Another year has passed with Mrs. Orrell as the director of our Chorus. We want to express to her our appreciation for her time spent with us. She has been a great inspiration to those who have studied under her. Mrs. Herman Orrell Chorus Instructor 67 BAND First Row: Brenda Wagoner, Sandy Smith, Alice Griffith, Thomas Moody, Mickey Dunn, R. L. Spach, Lindy Watkins, Edward Brewer. Second Row: Mr. Ray, Ruth Green, Jackie Smothers, T. L. Griffith, Ervin William¬ son, Tony Lutz, Frank Lustig, Jackie Roberts. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Berrier, Mrs. Satterfield, Mrs. Watson, “Ma Hampton, Mrs. Mock, Betty Whisenhunt. 68 ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Mr. Leith, Alton Jones, Bill Brewer, Jane Todd, Reva Cook, Miss Noble. Second Row: Linda Jones, Carolyn Furches, Cathy Wells, Harold White, Frankie Vaught. Third Row: Dan Brewer, Terry Caudle, Clay Furches, James Britt, Linda Berrier, Georgia Marshall, Diane Beckner, Tommy Craver. ELEMENTARY CHORUS First Row: M. Walker, R. Sprinkle, D. Todd, R. Spach, D. Gobble, L. Davis, J. Sapp, S. Stewart, G. Dinkins. Second Row: M. Medford, M. Cox, M. Huff, N. Vest, L. Burke, A. Griffith, P. Landreth, B. Tise, J. Kennedy, J. Turner, C. Lawson, J. Davis, J. Frye. Third Row: S. Davis, W. Petty, G. Vogler, J. Johnson, J. Holeman, B. Allen, P. Daniels, B. Tesh, L. Brandon, L. Lowder R. Church, J. Preston, J. Cornatzer. Fourth Row: N. McClamrock, J. Brewer, K. Spainhour, P. Drane, A. Lewis, P. Bingham, C. Johnson, P. Lambeth, P. Jones. Fifth Row: J. Johnson, G. Wall, J. Smith, M. Lowder, A. Lowder, S. Todd, J. Todd, J. Jones, J. Bodford, B. Stewart L. Holton, M. Dunn. Sixth Row: J. McClamrock, C. Lowder, N. Angel, M. Davis, S. Brewer, K. Franklin. F. Harris, C. Pickett, R. Cook, D. Jones B. Whisenhunt, R. Miller. Seventh Row: L. Brandon, G. Jones, N. Staley, B. Williams, F. Lustig, R. Lambeth, J. Berrier, G. Brewer. 69 BOOK FOUR ■ ' f : m S AJJUiS, CO-CAPTAINS Robert Kiger and Bobby Miller Seated: Richard Clinard, Mike Parks, Wayne Pfaff, Alphonso Hendrix, Delano Roberts, Lloyd Spaugh, Odell Cheek, Pete Hair. Standing: Mr. Ostrander, George Hair, William Snyder, Gene Livengood, Earl Church, Bill Cheek, Bobby Miller, William Creasy, Robert Kiger. 72 FOOTBALL SNAPSHOTS 73 J ss 3lsUJt-Ar j ( Jill CO-CAPTAINS Jo Ann Essex, Lena Mae Lewis First Row: Arlene Lutz, Shirley Wooten, Gay Holton, Barbara Tuttle, Diane Sheek, Jackie Matlock, Betty Carolyn Scott. Standing: Miss Cook, Jane Lowder, Jean Butner, Carol Tise, Barbara Hauser, Betty Reed, Emily Atwood, Manager. 74 BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS 11 7 75 CO-CAPTAINS Wilson Wise and Richard Hickman First Row: Lowell Carter, Mike Parks, Donald Bodford, Douglas Brewer, William Creasy. Second Row: Mr. Ostrander, Coach, Wilson Wise, Gene Livengood, Richard Hickman, Alphonso Hendrix, Odell Cheek. Lee Weisner. Manager. 76 BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS J- l£sr j 2 Lu AS Seated: Richard Clinard, Joe Bullins, Wilson Wise, Tommy Miller, Odell Cheek, Jerry Peoples, Rex Cheek, James Sloan, Gene Livengood. Standing: Mr. Moody, Coach; Tommy Mahannah, William Creasy, Lloyd Spaugh, Richard Hickman, Harry Caudle, Donald Bodford, Mike Parks, Jack Jones. 78 ! ■ ii 1 BASEBALL SNAPSHOTS 79 MIDGET FOOTBALL First row: Alton Jones, Gene Hoots, Bill Brewer, Raymond Miller, Jim Martin. Second row: R. L. Spach, Eddie Meadows, David Caudle, Grady Brewer, James Britt. Third row: Billy Williams, Henry Lee Beckner, Mr. Leith, Jimmy Sapp, Mickey Dunn. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Mickey Cum by, Vance Hartley, Jesse Parks, Alton Clinard, S. R. Kimel, Jr., Tommy Mahannah. Second row: Roger Powell, William Snyder, James Sloan, Harry Caudle, Tommy Isley, Jack Jones. 80 XfM iwjfe f?T W, AMfI CHEERLEADERS BOOK FIVE FLEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. C. M. Settle Mrs. Eugene Naylor Mrs. Nona W. Watkins 84 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. E. M. Darnell Mrs. Von Allen Weed Mrs. G. T. Moody Mr. Charles M. Leith Miss Edoth Noble Mrs. Luther O. Crotts Mr. E. M. Darnell Mr. Hugh Snow 85 EIGHTH GRADE Patsy Woosley Don Poplin Gene Hoots Lee Brandon JoAnn Howard Grady Brewer Tommy Shutt Raymond Miller Charlie Binkley Dorothy Worrell Angie Beshears Nancy Vaught Helen Stanley Betty Hull Patsy Worrell Catherine Stanley Jeanette Johnson Patti Hooker Jackie Todd Raymond Shumate George Jones Wayne Myers Glenda Sheets Doris Crater Betty Whisenhunt Jean Tise Ruby Hogue Ann Spainhour Patsy Smith Ruby Moody Peggy Davis Jean Hair 86 EIGHTH GRADE Floyd Cox Ray Kiger Eddie Meadows Ralph Bolt Bobby Livengood T. L. Griffith Charles Parker Allen Blakeley Allen Wrights Charles Binkley Alvin Shore Billy Smith Jimmy Cline Billy Wofford Joanne Parrish Lillie Belle Keaton Mary Lou Smith Myrtle Morris Doris Dentiste Peggy Craver Janet Lowder Linda Howard Donna Lou Jones Judy Ellingham Evelyn Smothers Gaynelle Myers Frances Clinard Joyce Craver Nancy Setliff Glenda Lineback Lois Craver 87 SEVENTH GRADE Thurman Jones Billy Heath Kenneth Easter H. M. Boyer Jimmy Sapp James Martin Rosa Case Shirley Tuttle Shirley Edwards Nancy Angel Dorothy Jones Janice Bodsford Carolyn Johnson Ann Gail Lewis Paula Drene Barbara Stewart Reva Cook Lawrence Ellis James Nelson L. J. Beckner Douglas Gobble Clifton Burke Kent Davis Robert Smith Joe Brewer Wilfred Doby Carl Dean Edwards Bill Hauser Jimmy Berrier Larry Brandon Henry Lee Beckner Billy Williams Gene Isom Alton Jones David Caudle Robert Lambeth Harold Stewart Wilson Sparks Norman Staley Johnny Boyer Faye Harris Carolyn Pickett Joan McClamrock Suzanne Davis Glenda Wall Katherine Franklin Sue Brewer Jane Smith Mona Davis Carolyn Lowder Glenn Phelps Larry Long, Donald Crater, Johnny Weisner, Harold Parker, Perry Jones, Theodore Todd, Johnny Moore, James Myers. Leon Holton, Gene Griffith, Went Conatzer, Mickey Dunn, Earnest Templeton, Lawrence Davis, Ronald Sprinkle, R. L. Spach. Terry Caudle, Arley Lane, Donald Todd, Benny Harris, Frank Lustig, Jimmy Angel, Jane Cornwell, Kay Spainhour. Jane Brewer, Juanita Johnson, Ozell Sloan, Nancy Vest, Nancy McClamrock, Kay Boner, Bonnie Motsinger, Jasper Spaugh. George Phelps, Bobby Higgins, Wayne Sparks, Dale Kimel, George Charles, Steve Foster, Terry Culler, Travis Foster. Jerry Teague, Terry Teague, Dick Cox, Tony Lutz, Ervin Williamson, Pledger Keaton, Edward Brewer, Don Livengood. Donnie Drane, Lon Livengood, Daniel Smith, Louise Bolt, Shirley Stanley, Phenie Lamberth, Libby Burke, Daphine Phelps. SIXTH GRADE Brenda Wagoner, Betty Jo Allen, Alice Griffith, Melba Cox, Judy Tucker, Martha Huff, Ann Lowder, Janet Jones. 89 FIFTH GRADE Lonnie Lawson, Norman Craver, Troy Foster, Reid Phelps, Melvin Walker. Henrv Talbert. Sherrill Stewart, Thomas Davis, Gerald Dinkins, Roy Keaton, Leon Phillips, Bruce Britt. Annie Whisenhunt, Faye Bodsford, Wanda Petty, Jane Frye, Jean Davis. Judv Turner. Mary Lowder, Mary Sue Medford, Glenda Vogler, Judy Holloman, Linda Lowder, Billy Scott. J. Dodd Linker, Wayne Petty, Delane Parrish, Larry Crater, Dan Brewer, Terry Hellard. Derris Foster, Paul Lee Jones, Jerry Cornatzer, Jackie Boyer, Gene Vest, Bobby Simmons. Ted Dentiste, Kenneth Smith, Richard Sink, Connie Lawson, Charlotte Charles, Becky Tise. Eugenia Howard, Patricia Lambeth, Barbara Dunn, Patty Preston, Eva Tysinger, Brenda Tesh. Doris Lawson, Lucy Brandon, Pat Daniels, Jackie Sue Kinnedy, Ruth Church. 90 FOURTH GRADE Leslie Stone Bubby Dunn Kenneth Tate Jimmy Meachum N. W. Hogue Ronnie Myers Ralph Johnson Thomas Smith Wayne Harris Linda Berrier Maxine Crim Darlene Hickman Reba Flynn Libby Sloan Bonnie Sink Zana Mendenhall Brenda Edwards Brenda Bodford Wanda Bodford Joyce Tesh Johnny Winters Jack Todd Butch Ashley Frankie Todd Jack Talbert Steve Lewis Billy Walker Harold Shore Larry Shutt Philip Holton Johnny Lowder Miriam Jones Judy Preston Ernestine Brewer Marie Binkley Peggy Whisenhunt Chuck Sheek Bobby Brewer Clay Furches Joanne Miller Betty Rice 91 FOURTH GRADE Gene Wrights Barbara Parker Lindsay Watkins Larry Talbert Carl Cook Lynn Harper Carol Jones Cleo Beckner Billy Nifong Lois Ellis Inez Doby Thomas Moody Linda Brandon Ethel Griffith Patsy Shoaf Jim my Boyd Wood Cornatzer Jake Foster William Smothers Bobby Pegram Jerry Shore Freddie Moody Clifford Lambeth John Myers Harley Smith Lonnie Hepler David Pickett Eva Church Nora Jean Hayes Dianne Douthit JNancy Phelps Nancy Davis Mary Catherine Essex Becky Drane Judy Teague Georgia Marshall Evona Stanley Sandy Smith Carolyn Kimel 92 THIRD GRADE Charles Flinchum Tim Stewart Charlie Gray Doby Norman Hauser Steve Doby Mary Dennis Gay Anders Marian Lashmit Tommy Shore Gray Griffith Judy Lutz Mary Martin Sue Lanier Betty Binkley Lenora Lee Gearren Shirley Myers Bobby Wood Jerry Scott Frank Long Bertha Smothers Joann Turner Phyllis Griffith Frankie Vaught Emily Ketner Frances Todd Doris Lambeth Robert Heffner Mary Ellen Robertson Katherine Stewart Sandra Winters Steve Blakely Charles Cornatzer John Thomas Shoaf Donna Davis Geraldine Blakely Barbara Angel David Brewer Jane Wood Stewart Clinard Carolyn Craver Annie Boyd Barbara Engledee Sue Meadows Becky Boyer Wade Vogler Martha Calloway Kermit Essex Ester Lee Cline Bob Brewer Jane Crater Peggy Smith 93 SECOND GRADE .. 4 .V Carol Stilley, Judy Easter, Barbara Lewis, Betty Lou Wilson, Rebecca Sides, Jane Lineback, Betty Jean Lewis. Evelyn Holder, Bonnie Howard, Brenda Howard, Jeraldine Vogler, Sharon Wells, Brenda Phelps, Sandra Bodford Roger Hockaday, Gerald Vogler, John Hix, Joe Stanley, Johnny Keaton, Grant Parrish, Jesse Medford. Leonard Hayes, Roger Sink, Tiffin Drane, Ronnie McDaniel, William London, Harold White, Charles Vest. Lonnie McDaniel, Kenneth Beckner, Paul Wagoner, Charles Wooten, Calvin Segraves, Richard Crater, Johnny Miller. Donald Cumby, Burton Boner, Faye Davis, Janet Woosley, Miriam Brewer, Una Bell Cook, Joan Bodford. Barbara Pegram, Wendell Spainhour, Fred Sink, Albert Smith, Roger Davis, Leroy Ellis, Elton White. Bobby Drane, Tim Snow, Bobby Poplin, Billy Frye, Harrison Spaugh, Robert London, Lynn White. Jimmy Parish, Jimmy Hunter, Faye Hunter, Roxie Anne Jester, Rita Craver, Elizabeth Hepler, Edith ' Myers. 94 FIRST GRADE Betty Brewer, Marie Moody, Cheryl Nifong, Shirley Parker, Annice Binkley, Phoebe Lineback, Michael White. Wayne Davis, Linnie Mathis, Tommy Carver, Michael White, Robert Smith, June Todd, Linda Shutt. Dianne Landreth, Billie Gay Gabard, Phyllis Byerly, Nancy Sue Blakely, Judy Angel, Vivian Doby, Wilma Bolt. Cindy Doty, Loretta Boyer, Betty Allgood, Sarnie Eidson, Carolyn Furches, Bobby Gearren, Bing Creasy. Dennis Hendrix, Wayne Brandon, Steve Bingham, David Binkley, Michael Cumbo, Bobby Brandon, Jerry Farmer. Tony Blakely, Stan Bingham, Steve Dunn, Steve Cornwell, Kay Myers, LeNora Poplin, Carma Lustig. Cynthia Jones, Mary Lee Myers, Fay Legains, Vickie Miller, Frankye Pickett, Kathy Wells, Charles Tysinger. Richard Vest, Charles Miller, Tommy Maynard, Wayne Jones, Jerald James, Terry Lee Keaton, Roger Isom. Elwood Flinchum, Dennis Snow, Troy Spaugh, Barry Quinn, Billy Parrish, Jerry Tise Terry Tuttle. Billy Meadows. 95 BOOK SIX Peggy Shore. Senior Attendant Lee Weisner. Escort t mmm Ann Williamson. Junior Attendant Bobby Barney. Escort Peggy Bingham. Queen Dewey Bodenhamer. Escort Preparing for Parade The Parade 95 SNAPSHOTS I5TAAS FROA THE SENI0R5 Wm ■ - ? yp ' P. ' , , -■• jwnv Mm Wfl k ■ : -v 99 SNAPSHOTS 100 101 102 Phone 2-5118 Si xth and Li berty St reet Winston Salem., N. C. CLEMMONS MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of SUPREME FEEDS -jc Dealers in Flour - Seeds - Dog Food - Lime - Fertilizer Meal - Grain - Mortar Mix - Cement - Roofing PHONE 2-1751 CLEMMONS, N. C. H. U S. MOTOR TUNE UP SERVICE Generator-Carburetor Repairing Expert Motor Tune Up Service 1016 N. Liberty Phone 3-2213 103 WESTWOOD WESTWOOD FABRIC SHOPPE SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil Yard Goods — Dress Material Dan River — Fruit-of-the-Loom Spring Maid — Indian Head Auto Accessories Notions and Accessories M yg . Clemmons Highway CLEMMONS, HIGHWAY PHONE 3-3514 Phone 3-3514 104 Compliments of PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. OF WINSTON SALEM INC. 105 FUFCHES BROTHERS HARDWARE FRANK PARKS and C. 1. HOWARD HARDWARE FURNITURE PAINTS — TOYS APPLIANCES “ For Bargain Purchases It ' s Frank Furcheses ' , ‘ Exclusive Agents For SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Plaster Contractors PHILCC and UNIVERSAL New Plastering and APPLIANCES Repair Work Hours: 7:00 tor7:00 Close 6:00 Wed. Sat. Phone 4-1925 Dial 3-8252 CLEMMONS, NORTH CAROLINA Clemmons, North Carolina SHORE EROS. PURE OIL SERVICE Washing - Waxing - Lubrication Tires Recapped - Auto Accessories Be sure with Pure Phone 22337 1500 W. First St. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 106 WARNER ' S USED CARS NEW HOUSE TRAILERS We Finance Trade for Anything Clemmons Road Congratulations Graduates WINSTON-SALEM AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION ✓ ✓ VOGLER SERVICE a ® Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service Dependable Service Since 1858 Dial 6101 — Frank Vogler and Sons WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA N. F. CRATER REFRIGERATION COMPANY Sales — Service 1432 South Stratford Road Phones 3-3447 or 6682 WINSTON-SALEM. NORTH CAROLINA 108 DUNN LANDSCAPE SERVICE s s s Beautifying Is Our Job FREE ESTIMATES Trees - Shrubbery - Lawns Grading - Concrete Paving 5 26 S. Stratford Rd. 3-2462 L. B. PRICE MERCANTILE COMPANY CD ' -£ “Always has openings for energetic Bible Boys such as Leslie Frye, Terry Tesh and Robert Kiger.” For Further Information Contact L. B. PRICE MERCANTILE COMPANY, Phone 2-1465 ANDREWS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 1 308 South Hawthorne Road Winston-Salem, N. C. PHONE 3-1679 Your nearest Pharmacy. Bring your prescriptions to us where they will be filled by pharmacist of long experience. A complete drug store. Next to Whitney Furniture Store 109 WILSON ' S FLOWER SHOP Corsages Funeral Designs Cut Flowers Special Designs Weddings Potted Plants Dish Gardens C. L. HENDRIX SON PLASTERING CONTRACTORS Pansy Plants • Good Work Flowers for all occasions We Deliver • At Fair Price Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, owners CLEMMONS, NORTH CAROLINA CLEMMONS, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone 4-5924 Phone 3-8833 or 4-1966 Call Day or Night WHITNEY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE at Reasonable Prices EXPECT EXPECT TO TO PAY LESS PAY LESS Open ’til 9:00 1302 South Hawthorne Road no CLEMMONS BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Eileen Wall, owner and operator, specializes in PERMANENT WAVING You are cordially invited to Clemmons Beauty Shop for your beauty needs. Open evenings by appointment..Phone 3-8828 CLEMMONS, N. C. • Mechanical STABLER PONTIAC CO. For Super Automobile Service • Paint YES — BETTER AND • Front End 1 FASTER WORK FOR • Upholstery V nr LESS MONEY— • Body THAT’S A FACT • Wrecker Service The South’s Finest Dealership D. N. HIRE “WES” LIVENGOOD HIRE-LIVENGOOD FURNITURE CO. “Complete Home Furnishings at Economical Prices” 1514 South Hawthorne Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 2-4439 DOCK CHURCH ' S PURE OIL SERVICE GAS AND OIL, GROCERIES, FEED Waughtown-Clemmons Road Phone 4-4997 Winston-Salem, N. C. Ill Compliments of Compliments of HILLCREST GOLF COURSE GOBBLES -V Located Between BARBER SHOP Winston-Salem and Clemmons Bill Jones, Proprietor PHONE 75 70 Highway 1 58 SHEETS BAR-B-OUE BINGHAM Pit Cooked Bar-B-Que All Kinds of Sandwiches LUMBER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS ( 2 and WHOLESALERS SERVE PARTIES Phone 51624 ROUTE 2 CLEMMONS, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 3-6215 WINSTON-SALEM, CLEMMONS, N. C. 112 CHARLES E. TALTON SIDES GARAGE and BODY SHOP + VD VD Wrecks Our Specialty Commercial Photographer 2215 Glenn Avenue Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 4-8651 The Senior Class wishes to express their appreciation to MISS FRANCES COOK for devoting her time and efforts to the preparation of this sixth edition of CLEMMEMORIES. We feel that without her guidance and patience it would not have been possible to edit this annual. We say thank you, from the bottom of our hearts. 113 AUTOGRAPHS MULLIS APPLIANCE CO. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND REPAIRS Waughtown Street Telephone 3-3118 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Kleer Kleen Furnaces and Quaker Oil Heaters Gibson Ranges, Home Freezers, and Refrigerators Zenith Televisions and Radios Maytag Washers and Ironers COMPLETE APPLIANCE STORE AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT 1 14 - 115 IMMM — AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS - 119 AUTOGRAPHS 120 i