Clemmons High School - Clemmemories Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

I 1 ANNUAL STAFF SHIRLEY POINDEXTER Editor DIANE SHEEK Associate Editor 3 DEDICATION MR. WILLIAM FT MORGAN To Mr. William F. Morgan, whose understanding nature has taught us much not learned from textbooks, for his service and co-operation in all school activities, for integrity and nobility of character which has ever been an in¬ spiration to us, we the Senior Class of 1954 respectfully dedicate this seventh edition of Clemmemories. 4 . : -v ;: MR. HUGH SNOW B.A. Mercer University M.Ed. U.N.C. Guidance MR. GEORGE T. MOOD Y A.R. Wofford College English and Foreign Language MR. ROBERT E CHILTON Principal B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College M.Ed. U.N.C. English and Social Studies MISS FRANCES COOK B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Physical Education and Science MISS FLETA A. HAMPTON Mars Hill College B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Business Education 6 MR. JOHN D. HIATT B.S. and M.D. Appalaeh ian State Teachers College Mathematics MRS. WYNONA A. BUTNER B.S. Western Carolina Teachers College Science and Social Studies MR. ARVILLE L. STANLEY B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Physical Education and Science MR. LUTHER O. CROTTS B.A. N.C. State College Agriculture MRS. CATHERINE E. SMITH B.S. W.C.U.N.C. Home Economics and General Science MRS. ANNIE E. BROWER Librarian W.C.U.N.C.; U.N.C. and U. of California MRS. FOLLY SIDES Secretary :ING ONE Classes y TjtetA r ' g osr d. ' W.aftCo ' O-n U V TZ 10 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BETTY SCOTT WILLIAM CREASY . DIANE SHEEK PEGGY TODD . . BETTY REED President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer 11 SENIORS m BILLY JOE BESHEARS Key Club 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3; Booster Club 4; Chorus 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Baseboll3, 4; Football 4; Superla¬ tive 4. JOE BULLINS, JR. FRANK SAMUEL BECKNER SAM JAY CAUDLE Key Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Chief Marshall 3; Football 3,4, Co-captain 4; Baseball 1, 2; Junior Play Usher 3; Student Council 3; Class Officer 2; Superlative 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Fire Squad 4; Key Club District Convention 2,4; Christ¬ mas Pageant 3,4; � RICHARD BONER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Fire Squad 4. MARY CHARLES F.H.A. 1,2; Fashion Show 1,2; Perfect Attendance 3; Glee Club 1; Bible Club 3; Photography Club 2; CHATTER¬ BOX 4; Superlative 4; Y-Teens 4; Christmas Pageant 4. 12 SENIORS WILLIAM ODELL CHEEK Key Club 1,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Secretory 3; Footboll 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball, J.V. 1, Basketball, Varsity 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All County 2,3, most valuable 2; Booster Club 4; Chorus 4; Activity Bus Driver 4; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; All County Football 4. WILLIAM CURTIS CREASY Fire Squad 4; Key Club 4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3; Junior Play 3; F.F.A. 1; Midget Footboll 1,2; Basketball 1, J.V. 2; Varsity 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Class Officer 4; Class Day Of¬ ficer 4; Superlative 4; Chorus 1. WILLIAM STANLEY DUNN Key Club 3,4, Reporter 4; F.F.A. 3, Treasurer 3; Golf Team 3,4; Booster Club 4; Fire Squad 4; Chorus 4; Christmas Pageant 4. JAMES SAMUEL EASLEY Class Officer 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1; Student Council 1,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Junior Play 3; Christ¬ mas Pageant 3,4; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4; Bus Driver 4; Fire Dept. 4; School Photographer 3,4; CLEMMEMORIES 4. H. DEAN FLORA F.F.A. 2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; Photogra- WILLIAM ELLIS phy Club 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4. SENIORS PATSY HENDRIX F.H.A. CHATTERBOX 4; Superlative 4; Class Officer 4; Booster Club 4; Commercial Club 4. CAROLYN JANE KIMEL F.H.A. 1,2,3; Fashion Show 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; Commercial Club 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Booster Club 4; Hall Monitor 2. BARBARA JEAN HUNTER F.F.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Y-Tdens 4; Booster Club 4, Pres. 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Fashion Show 1,2; Homecoming Senior At¬ tendant 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Piano 1,2,3; Christmas Pageant 4. JAMES WESLEY KNIGHT Boy Scouts 1,2; Photography Club 2, 4; Booster Club 4; Piano 4; Hi-Y 2. BOBBY GRAY KEATON Fire Squad 4; Bus Driver 4; F.F.A. 2, 3; Photography Club 4; F.F.A. Con¬ vention 2; F.F.A. Reporter 3. EDWIN DEAN MATLOCK 14 SENIORS JACQUOLIN MATLOCK F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Booster Club 4; Y-Teen 4,; Junior Play 3; Su¬ perlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Fashion Show 1,2; CHATTERBOX 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; J.V. Basketball 1. SHIRLEY LOIS POINDEXTER Christmas Pageant 4; Glee Club 1,2; Business Club 3,4; Chief Marshal 3; Booster Club 4; Junior Play 3; Su¬ perlative 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Fashion Show 1; Toast at Junior- Senior Banquet 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Stu¬ dent Teacher 4; Editor-in-Chief CLEMMEMORIES 4; Editor-in-Chief CHATTERBOX 4; Jr. Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2. NANCY AMELIA MOODY F.H.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 4, President; Library Club 1,2; Piano 1,2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Fashion Show 1; CHATTERBOX 4; Booster Club 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Student Council 1 . DORIS LOUISE POPLE Majorette (Chief) I; Superlative 4; Junior Play 3; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Beauty Contestant 2; Library Club 3, 4; (Officer) Booster Club 4; Piano 1,2; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Jr. Home¬ makers Degree 1; Fashion Show 1,2; First Aider 2,3; Bible Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2, (Officer) 3; Glee Club 2; Closs Reporter 1,2,3. ‘ JERRY WAYNE PEOPLES Baseball 1,2,3,4; All-County 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Treasure 3,4; Fire Squad 3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Class Day Officer 4; CLEMMEMOR¬ IES 4; Marshal 3; President 4; Stu¬ dent Council President 4; Superlative 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Key Club Dis¬ trict Convention 2,4; Junior Play 3; Usher County Concert Series 2. INA GRACE RATTZ F.H.A. 1,2,3; Y-Teen Club 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Bible Club 3; Fashion Show 1,2; Booster Club 4; Library Club 2,3. 15 SENIORS BETTY LOU REED F.H.A. 1,2,3; Jr. V. Basketball 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Fashion Show 1,2; Glee Club 2; Business Club 3,4; CLEM¬ MEMORIES 4; Jr. Homemakers De¬ gree 1; Class Officer 4; Jr. Play Usher 3; CHATTERBOX 4; Popularity Queen 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Su¬ perlative 4; Booster Club 4. DIANE ELIZABETH SHEEK Class Officer 4; Superlative 4; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; Booster Club 4; Freedom Forum 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Busi¬ ness Club Officer 4; Basketball 3,4; Junior Play Usher 3; Glee Club 1,2,4, Officer 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Senior Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4; Service Award 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Homecoming Attend¬ ant 4. BETTY CAROLYN SCOTT CLEMMEMORIES 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity 2,3,4; Marshal 3; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Most Valuable Forward 3; Business Club Officer 4; Booster Club 4; Library Club 1; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4; F.H.A. 1,2, Officer 3; Class Officer 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Chorus 1. DEWEY C. BODENHAMMER JAMES CLYDE SLOAN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Fireman 3,4; Key Club 2,3; Chorus 2,4; Football 1,2; Booster Club 4; Junior Play 3. MAXINE ELIZABETH SETLIFF F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Y- Teens 4; Bible Club 4; Piano 1,2,3. 16 SENIORS SHIRLEY AHH SMITH F H A ' 2. G ' ee C ub 2,4 Booster Cub 4 Y-Teens 4 ROY WRIGHTS F F A 1,2 - F.F.A. Reporter 4. RUTH EVELYN STONE Fashion Show 1,2; Bible Club 3; CHATTERBOX 4, Class Day Officer 4; Christmas Pageant 4, Superlative 4 CLEMMEMORIES 4, WILSON E. WISE Summer School Graduate MARTHA ANN WISHON F.H.A. 1,2,3, Officer 2; Chorus 1,2; Business Club 3,4; J.V. Basketball I, 2; Fashion Show I; Junior Home¬ makers Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Stu¬ dent Teacher 4; Booster Club 4; Senior Superlative 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Assoc.ate Editor CHATTERBOX 4; Christmas Pageant 4. PEGGY ANN TODD F.H.A. 1,2,3, Officer 2,3; Class Of¬ ficer 2,3,4; Superlative 4; CLEM¬ MEMORIES 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Miss Clemmons Hi 3; Booster Club Officer 4; Student Council Officer 1, 2; Jr. Play Usher 3; Chorus 1; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Business Club Officer 4, Fashion Show 1,2; Hall Monitor 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Christmas Pageant 4 VIRGINIA ANN WILLIAMSON F.H.A. 1,2,3; Chorus President 4; Girl Scouts President 4; Y-Teens 4; Booster Club 4; News Commentator 4; Class Day Officer 4; CLEMMEM¬ ORIES 4; Homecom ing Junior At¬ tendant 3; CHATTERBOX 4; Clem¬ mons Chatter 4; Junior Play 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Senior Representative Piedmont Bowl 4; Fashion Show 2; Christmas Pageant 4. 17 WILLIAM SNYDER GEORGE HAIR . . PEGGY BINGHAM HARRY CAUDLE President Vice President . Secretary Treasurer 18 JUNIORS Libby Bullard Bessie Beauchamp V Ada Lou Boyer Harry Caudle Clyde Beck Margaret Church Peggy Bingham Doug Brewer Alton Clinard Annette Crater Shirley Craver Paul Crotts 19 JUNIORS Mickey Cumby Peggy Douthit Wayne Ellingham Maxine Flora Shirley Flynn Bernice Griffith George Hair 1 Louise Harris Vance Hartley Tommy Isley Richard Jones Wilma Jones Buddy Kimel Murrianne Linker Gene Livengood JUNIORS Jane Lowder Colleen Peoples Ralph Sides Jeanette Quinn Jimmy Smith Geraldine Scott William Snyder Charles Payne Rosemary Shoaf v Carol Tise SAMMY MARSHAL JOE CUMBY . . . GAYE BREWER REBECCA PICKETT President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 00 SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Bodsford Richard Canter Joe Cumby Bill Brandon Margaret Cornwall Parke Davis Betty Angel Diane Bingham Carolyn Bodsford Gaye Brewer Barbara Craver ✓ Ann Carol Ellis 23 SOPHOMORES Kenneth Harpe Jim Higgins Carol Hayes Shirley Holton Jennie Hellard V Jack Jones 24 SOPHOMORES Joe Medford Donald Mendenhall Tommy McClamrock Jessie Parks Ann Phelps Grace Myers Rebecca Pickett Roger Powell Jack Reed NANCY VAUGHT JUDY ELLINGHAM GRADY BREWER . ANGIE BESHEARS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 26 FRESHMEN Grady Brewer Frances Clinard Floyd Cox Angie Beshears Lee Brandon Jimmy Cline Allen Blakely Billy Boles Ralph Bolt Jerry Cox Doris Crater Lois Craver Joyce Craver Peggy Craver Peggy Davis Doris Dentiste Judy Ellingham T. L. Griffith Jean Hair Ruby Hogue Patsy Hooker FRESHMEN Gene Hoots Linda Howard Ray Kiger Glenda Lineback Bob Livengood Eddie Meadows Janet Lowder Betty Hull Donna Jones Lillie Keaton 4 Gaynelle Myers Ruby Medford Raymond Miller Ruby Moody Myrtle Morris Wayne Myers Don Poplin Chester Robertson Nancy Setliff Glenda Sheets 2S FRESHMEN Jim Smith Catherine Stanberry Betty Whisenhunt Alvin Shore Joanne Smith Ray Sutcliffe Patsy Woosley Raymond Shumate Mary Lou Smith Jean Tise Dot Worrell Sarah Sloan Evelyn Smothers Jack Todd Patsy Worrell Bill Smith Ann Spainhour Nancy Vaught Tommy Shutt Allen Wrights 29 RING TWO Features 30 SUPERLATIVES Shirley Poindexter Jerry Peoples Most Studious Jackie Matlock Bill Beshears Most Popular 32 SUPERLATIVES 33 SUPERLATIVES Jackie Matlock Dean Matlock Cutest Nancy Moody Sam Easley Most Versatile 34 SUPERLATIVES a Er S ! Wt tr‘« n Barbara Hunter Sam Easley Most Talented v • mm EL ITL. K 1 rl ' wST Mr � twasanf . .flam -•■ ■; : Hu] � • « � £ ® p ssissrbb mmwmtK. ' rim m ' mmmsimm .amam ■■ ' % MM « ww nVMIMM ‘ aB i Mfi E! ' s«m5 -“Jl«.«-! 9n ! ! T W ■ 1 j Martha Wishon Jerry Peoples Most Dependable 35 m Doris Pople William Creasy Biggest Flirt Peggy Todd Joe Bullins Best All Round SUPERLATIVES ... Sf S -}Jj| . , ' ? ; h ' 36 SUPERLATIVES W Ruth Stone Dean Matlock Neatest Peggy Todd Odell Cheek Best Looking 37 SUPERLATIVES Betty Reed Odell Cheek Most Athletic Betty Scott Jay Caudle to Succeed f Y X ■J-Jf ' vl 38 SUPERLATIVES I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Forsyth Township of Clemmons Clemmons High School We, the Senior Class of 1954, having success¬ fully brought to a close, our high school career, at this time of graduation do hereby present our last will and testatment. Article I Section 1. We, the Senior Class, do leave to Clemmons School our deepest appreciation for the many educational and social opportunities offered us. Section 2. We, the Senior Class, do leave to the rising seniors our senior privileges and the responsibility of acting dignified. Article II Section 1. To Mr. R. E. Chilton, our prin¬ cipal, we express our thanks for a senior year that has been filled with happiness. Section 2. We, the Senior Class, do leave to the faculty our sincere gratitude for the faith they placed in us, and the inspirations they gave us. Article III Section 1. The Senior Class doth leave to the Sophomore Class our outstanding ability to accomplish things. Section 2. We, the Senior Class, do bequeath our cunning methods of dealing with the faculty to the Freshmen. Section 3. To the rising Freshmen, we the Seniors, leave our courage to face the difficulties of the four years of high school. Article IV Section 1. We, the Senior Class, express our appreciation for well prepared meals to the Cafeteria Staff. Section 2. To the Janitor and Maids, we leave our thanks for a job well done. Article V Section 1. To our home room teachers, Miss Cook and Mr. Hiatt, we, the seniors, affectionate¬ ly leave our love and best wishes. Section 2. To Miss Hampton whose untiring efforts made this edition of Clemmemories pos¬ sible, we, the Seniors, leave our heartfelt thanks. Article VI Section 1. Betty Hayes doth leave to Billie Brewer her nickname of “Stormy.” Section 2. Bill Beshears bequeaths his ro¬ mantic ways to Mickey Cumby. Section 3. Carolyn Kimel leaves her ability to adapt herself to Southern Customs to Naomi Bennett. Section 4. Sam Easley doth bequeath his in¬ tellectual mind to Clyde Beck. Section 5. Jimmy Knight doth leave to Jimmy Smith his way with the women. Section 6. Odell Cheek bequeaths his book¬ let on safe driving and the keys to the activity bus to Gene Livingood. Section 7. Ina Grace Rattz wills her dime store career to Ada Lou Boyer. Section 8. Dewey Bodenhammer and Wilson Wise do.leave their sympathy to Clemmons High School at the loss it will suffer at their departure. Section 9. Betty Scott bequeaths her “Most Valuable Forward Award” to Carol Tise. Section 10. William Creasy doth leave to Colleen Peoples his hair brush to protect herself from other boys after his graduation. Section 11. Peggy Todd doth leave her abili¬ ty to hold her man to Shirley Flynn. Section 12. Stanley Dunn bequeaths his honorary position of “chewing-gum distributor” to Vance Hartley. 40 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Section 13. Patsy Hendrix wills her witty ways to Maxine Flora. Section 14. Bill Ellis leaves to Bobby Hellard his ambition to be a farmer. Section 15. Nancy Moody doth bequeath her chief cheerleading post to Libby Bullard. Section 16. Martha Wishon doth leave to Jeanette Quinn and Murrianne Linker her title of “keeper of the school store.” Section 17. Frank Beckner wills his bus to Charles Payne, if lie’s willing to arise so early. Section 18. Joe Bullins bequeaths his golf clubs to Tommy Isley in hopes of a victorious golf team. Section 19. Dean Flora leaves to Mike Parks his quiet ways. Section 20. Doris Pople doth leave her flirty eyes to Margaret Church. Section 21. James Sloan bequeaths his quartet to William Snyder. Section 22. Roy Wrights doth will to Paul Crotts and Ralph Sides his F.F.A. membership. Section 23. Shirley Smith leaves to Geraldine Scott her winning smile and ways. Section 24. Maxine Setliff bequeaths her cute hair style to Shirley Graver. Section 25. Jackie Matlock leaves to Shirley Wooten her mischievous ways. Section 26. Bobby Keaton doth bequeath to Moody Bowers his ability to sleep through Mr. Moody’s lectures. Section 27. To Louise Harris, Betty Reed wills her talkative ways. Section 28. Shirley Poindexter bequeaths her chair in the wating room of the office to Arlene Lutz and Wilma Jones. Section 29. Dean Matlock leaves to Buddy Kimel his careful driving habits. Section 30. Richard Boner leaves his whet rock to Wayne Ellingham to help him pass his spare time away. Section 31. Mary Charles doth will to Ber¬ nice Griffith her lady-like manner. Section 32. Sammy Smith leaves to Bessie Beauchamp and Annette Crater her working hours at Walgreen’s. Section 33. To Peggy Bingham, Ann William¬ son bequeaths her Booster Club “beanie.” Section 34. Jay Caudle wills to Alton Clinard and Lee Weisner his position on the All-County footfall team. Section 35. Ruth Stone leaves to Jane Lowder her pretty long hair. Section 36. Gilbert Brandon bequeaths his leaves of absence to Richard Jones and Doug Brewer. Section 37. Barbara Hunter wills to Peggy Douthit her ability to work part-time and keep up with school activities. Section 38. Joyce Church leaves to Rose¬ mary Shoaf her love of typing class. Section 39. Jerry Peoples wills his undying love of baseball and his position on the All- County Team to Donald Bodford and Harry Caudle. Section 40. Diane Sheek bequeaths her posi¬ tion as secretary of the Student Council to Janie Vaught. Article VII. Section 1. We hereby officially appoint Mr. John D. Hiatt as executor of this our Last Will and Testament. In witness thereof we affix our seal, this twenty-eighth day of May, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-four. Jerry Peoples T estators Diane Sheek 41 CLASS HISTORY The first performance of our twelve years in school began in 1942. Bashful and afraid of all the new surroundings, we tiptoed into our rooms with our teacher Mrs. Stillwell, and our principal, Mr. Rondthaler, to find with us Joyce Church with her long black hair, Betty Hayes fighting with the boys, Barbara Hunter singing to herself, Nancy Moody crying for her mother and Ann William¬ son who was just plain dazed with all that was going on. Then came our mis¬ chievous Jackie Matlock, Shirley Poindexter with a little brown notebook, and Sammy Smith who wasn’t too thrilled about it all. Next came Frank Beckner, Richard Boner and Bobby Keaton looking for a fight, and Martha Wishon with a smile for everyone, and Peggy Todd with her long girlish curls. In walked Diane Sheek in her little short dress looking for Betty Scott who soon appeared with skinned knees, Jay Caudle ready for an education and William Creasy and Harry Davis eager to get away from it all to play ball. Who could it be but Sam Easley with a little camera in his hand, Myrtle Binkley tall and lanky, Shirley Smith and Shirley Craver getting acquainted, Billy Bean, Walter Tysinger and Jimmy Beck with water pistols, Alma Spaugh, Doris Anderson and Nancy Canter with little enthusiasm, Pansy Sloan with tears in her eyes and Peggy Tesh always arguing. Next cartie our little but loud Cleo and Leo Teague. Rennie Smith quiet but mischievous, Peggy Tysinger with pigtails, Alvin Ratledge, Edwin Robertson and Wade H awk came in dirty and mad after fighting, and last we saw Columbus Case. In the second grade we were lucky to have with us again Mrs. Stillwell. Those who joined us this year were: Lindon Canter, Dewitt Falls, Marvin Spaugh, Ray Veach, Jimmy Sheets, Carrie Craver, Ernest Griffith, and Bill Ellis. Teaching us in the third grade were Miss Craver, Mrs. Bridger, and Mrs. Burgess. Those joining us this year were: Rayford Gann, Ruth Stone, Dean Matlock, Jackie Martin, Arthur Spaugh, Herbert Tesh, Terry Tesh, Joe Tilley, Lloyd Wrights, Richard Jones, Loretta Doby, Pete Sides, Joe Holder and Jerry Peoples. In the fourth grade, Nancy Frye, Harvey Spaugh, Clyde Hendrix, Travis Howard, and Edna Whisenhunt joined us. Our teachers were Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Cooper, and our new principal was Mr. Gibbs. Teaching us in the fifth grade were Mrs. Potts and Mrs. Cook. Those joining us that year were: Lois Carter, Sarah Martin, John Webster, Mamie Whisenhunt, Linda Foster, Albert Matthews, Gail McIntyre and Margie Spaugh. Our sixth grade teachers were Miss Coble and Mrs. Moody. With us for the first time this year were: Bill Beshears, Ina Rattz, Betty Reed, Gilbert Brandon, Joe Bullins, Jr., Stanley Dunn, Dean Flora, Jimmy Knight, Roy Wrights, Carole Cole, Buddy Boger, Tommy Gardner, Betty Boles, Garner Foster, Corrina Gillespie, Mack Johnson, Lois Murphy, Patricia Skeris, Lola Mae Taylor, Helen Teague, Patsy Hendrix, Doris Pople, and Jerry Peoples after a year at Hanes, rejoined us this year. In the eighth grade we had a new principal, Mr. Potts and our teachers were Miss Noble and Mrs. Crotts. Joining us this year in some of the high school privileges were: Versie Ashley, Ellen Dennis, Carolyn Kimel, Maxine Setliff, Garcie McCall, Odell Cheek and Wilson Wise. 42 CLASS HISTORY In the year 1951, we began our high school davs with advisors Miss McHan and Mrs. Butner, and our new principal, Mr. Lester. Those joining us in our Freshman year were: Bill Cheek, Roy Holman, Shirley Parrish,Shirley Smith, and James Sloan. Our Class officers were: President—Sam Easley Secretary Diane Sheek ice President—Barbara Hunter Treasurer—Frances Beauchamp Returning our Sophomore year, Jerry Koontz, and Mary Kent Brown joined us with advisors Mr. Morgan and Mr. Ingram. Our officers were: President-Jerry Peoples Secretary-Peggy Todd Vice President-Sam Easley Treasurer-Betty Scott Our Junior year was filled with activities. We presented our Junior Play entitled Lights Out. Also we honored the Seniors with a Junior-Senior Banquet on the Balinese Roof of the Robert E. Lee Hotel, which carried the theme The Stork Club. This year we received our long-awaited rings. We were proud to welcome to Clemmons our Junior year, Mr. Robert Chilton as our principal, with his inspiration, his great love, and understanding. Mr. Moody and Mrs. Felton were our advisors. Our class officers were: President—Sam Easley Secretary—Peggy Todd Vice President-Jay Caudle Treasurer-Betty Scott Those joining us this year were, Carolyn Billings, Robert Hutchins, Barbara Tuttle, Jean Butner, and Dewey Bodenhammer. Our Senior year finally rolled around with advisors Miss Cook, and Mr. Hiatt with whom we leave our deepest love and appreciation for their guidance and kindness. This year we published the seventh edition of Clemmemorics, presented the Senior Play and were honored at a Junior-Senior Banquet. Last but certainly important to us, is our graduation. Those reaching the title of Senior are: Frank Beckner, Bill Beshears, Dewey Bodenhammer, Richard Boner, Gilbert Brandon, Joe Bullins, Jr., Jay Caudle, Mary Charles, Odell Cheek, Joyce Church, William Creasy, Stanley Dunn, Sam Easley, Bill Ellis, Betty Hayes, Patsy Hendrix, Barbara Hunter, Bob Keaton, Carolyn Kimel, Jimmy Knight, Dean Matlock, Jackie Matlock, Nancy Moody, Jerry Peoples, Shirley Poindexter, Doris Pople, Ina Grace Rattz, Betty Reed, Betty Scott. Maxine Setliff, Diane Sheek, James Sloan, Sammy Smith, Shirley Smith, Ruth Stone, Peggy Todd, Ann Williamson, Wilson Wise, Martha Wishon, and Roy Wrights. Our Senior officers are: President—Betty Scott Secretary—Diane Sheek Vice-President—William Creasy Treasurer-Betty Reed Assistant Secretary—Peggy Todd This, the year 1953-54 brings us to the center ring. But we are not finished, only beginning a new life that has been molded for us here at Clemmons High School. Without the help of our administration and faculty, our preparation would have been in vain. We can only say thank you from the bottom of our hearts. As we leave, we wish to everyone of you, the best of luck, success and happiness and may God bless you all. Sincerely, Betty Scott Sam Easley 43 CLASS PROPHECY Come to the 1954 circus! The Boner Boden- hammer’s greatest show on earth! There’s nothing like a circus! The tent was filled, and out of all the dust, music, and laughter comes —“Peanuts, pop-corn, and crackerjacks!” The booming voice sounds familiar, as our memory re¬ calls the years in high school, long past, when William Creasy’s voice was a threat to all the teachers. We bought some pop-corn, and to our surprise, we were eating “Setliff’s Home-popped Corn.” We later learned Maxine had a factory called “Maxine’s Cornery” in the heart of Clem¬ mons. The circus caravan started, and all eyes opened when the caravan was headed by a huge gray ele¬ phant. As it slowly trucked around the rings, we noticed its trunk was carrying the star trapez artist of the circus. She looked small beside the elephant; only Jacquline Matlock’s black tennis shoes could be seen. The feathers in her long, dark hair swayed as the elephant slung her ’round and ’round. Looking closer, we saw our old pal Bill Beshears driving a ’64 bitter-sweet black Mercury. He is now an Admiral in our Great Navy. The procession continued into the main attrac¬ tion. Suddenly a figure appeared and climbed swiftly into the mouth of the cannon. It was no¬ body but our own Stanley (Dare-Devil) Dunn! The crowd hushed as a cannon exploded. But no one came out. An ambulance, with the siren blast¬ ing, came at full speed down to the ring. Out jumped Shirley Poindexter and Martha Wishon in white uniforms. Ina Grace Rattz quickly got out from under the wheel. The nurses pulled Stanley out, and the crowd was breathless after the exciting episode. Every circus must have clowns, and the Boner Bodenhammer’s aren’t lacking in this! Bobby Keaton and James Sloan look as though they haven’t changed much through the years. James’ golden wig becomes him and Bobby looks natural in the red nose and black and white suit. We learned that both men are now worth millions of dollars. James owns a small newspaper in New York. I recall the name of the paper as being “Times”! Bobby has his sideline interest in the undertaking business; “Keaton’s Karriers.” As we look around us, we see many familiar faces. Jerry Peoples looks distinguished in his Homburg derby. Since he was elected mayor of Peoplesville, Diane Sheek has quit her job at Clemmons H-Bomb Factory, and is now making other explosives. Nancy Moody is new cheerlead ¬ ing for the Giants, and for her side-line job, she sings with “Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians.” Fashion designer La Mary Charles designed the costumes for the circus. She has her own shop on Stadium Drive. Everybody turns out for a circus! There is Odell (Lightening) Cheek! We heard that he is now head coach at the University of Atwood and doing a fine job. Speaking of sports, Joe Bullins just walked in; the audience recognized Joe at once. He just won the World International Senior Golf Tournament that was held in the thriving Metro¬ polis of Hanes, N. C. Several businesses have been built in Hanes. Roy Wrights, Gilbert Brandon and Bill Ellis own a large dairy. They even say the cows are pas¬ teurized. Doris Pople, Pat Hendrix and Sammy Smith are very elegant ladies these days. They operate a beauty salon in Hanes, the name being “Curley Corner.” The great model, Barbara Hunter, advertises “Kimel’s Kennel Dog Food.” Carolyn has a good grade of dog food, ground es¬ pecially to fit the dog’s cavaties. We notice a local photographer is taking pic¬ tures, and it’s none other than our own Sam Easley, now working at Station JKDM. Jim Knight and Dean Matlock recently opened another TV station. One of the main programs is the soap box opera, “Married Life at 45,” with stars Peggy Todd and Wilson Wise. Speaking of married life, Betty Scott and Betty Reed are (outside of married life) playing ball for Hillcrest Golf Course and recently played on the USS Navy Ship Macon. Joyce Church and Betty Hayes just made two of their daring flights across the continent in only two hours, eight minutes, and four seconds. Their first words afterwards were, “We’ll have another Big Orange.” Ann Williamson just completed her second book, “Lonesome at Forty-Five,” her first book being “How Not To Get a Diamond for Christmas.” Frank Beckner and Dean Flora are busy these days with life in the Alps. Their home is in Innsbruck, Austria, where they own a skiing school, but they too, have come for the circus. Professor Jay Caudle, now nurse-maid to Einstein, has just discovered an atomic weapon that dimin¬ ishes space. Everyone has been talking about the ingenious Professor Caudle. Ruth Stone is now art Director for Atomic Magazine, and enjoys her job very much, I hear. And, of all things I heard she has been working for the last few months with the Navy as a Frogman! Shirley Smith now owns a string of grocery stores throughout the Carolinas; Smith’s Self-Service has really progressed. Well, here we all are; each with his own occu¬ pation behind him, and enjoying himself immen¬ sely, but, on with the circus! ANN WILLIAMSON PATSY HENDRIX Prophets 44 45 CLASS DAY OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Betty Scott, Barbara Hunter. SECOND ROW: Patsy Hendrix, Ruth Stone, Jackie Matlock, Diane Sheek, Nancy Moody, Ann Williamson. THIRD ROW: Joe Bullins, Sam Easley, Jerry Peoples, William Creasy. FAREWELL THANKS Thanks to you, dear School Books, For providing what we know. We know that because of you Our knowledge in the future will grow. Thanks to you, dear Teachers; Your patience had no end. Our sweet memories of you Will come as often as the wind. Thanks to you, dear Principal, For your guidance each day. We know that our path of life Will lead in the right way. Thanks to you, dear Classmates; We sincerely love you all. Please honor and take care of our school— Each room and each hall. JACKIE MATLOCK Once in a while, We’ll be thinking of yesterday’s memories, Longing once more to be Again with you. We give our thanks To our teachers Whose interest and deep concern Have inspired us to learn What’s best for us all. So facing the future with courage, We embark on life’s stormy sea; We’re certain of what fate may bring us, Assured of victory. With grief in our hearts And a tear of regret falling from our eyes, Classmates of Clemmons High, We bid our farewell. FAREWELL! BARBARA HUNTER NANCY MOODY 46 MARSHALS Wilma Jones Buddy Kimel Arlene Lutz William Snyder Billie Brewer Harry Caudle MASCOTS David Wishon Marty Hunter 47 WHEN WE GOT I V FOR HALF PRICE-• TAy CaucJIe Dtut-y Bodt vhn roEW (Aaxinr Se + lifF Betty HAyES Ina Grace RaIz Pafsy |-| L rvcl Rix Jane-s SJ a v Sam EAsky Bill Ellis Joe 0 ull i NS 48 WHEN WE GOT IN FOR HALF PRICE Sammv S m ' � 4 K Shialey • NdE rER u_N v M viy Knight PWha W;sho v Pe 33Y Todd B«r bAr A H DiANt Shetk De.a a d jAthit Matlock AfVN Will A? SON y j y ' 1 ♦ - Bobby KeaIon Getty Rtcd Jo CE ChuLftcW Bill BESMEARS 49 50 r- •.« ZP ■1% ' 0 V o L ' o ©o o s 3 ;. r ' ° a 6 „ o tyr S- f i 0° o 3 my§ ° a o (2, o 51 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Jeannette Lineback, Diane Sheek, Jerry Peoples, Sam Easley, Ann Spainhour, Ruby Hogue. SECOND ROW: Mr. Morgan, Advisor; George Hair, Richard Canter, Tommy Mahannoh, Buddy Kimel, Grady Brewer, Sam Marshall, Alton Jones. 52 KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Som Marshall, Jay Caudle, Sam Easley, Donald Bodford, Jerry Peoples Williom Snyder. SECOND ROW: Douglas Brewer, George Hair, Parke Davis, William Creasy, Harry Caudle, Buddy Kimel, Stanley Dunn, Joe Cumby, Mr. Moody, Advisor. 53 mi iiiimim • Mjnf s iM � � !;!; ; CHATTERBOX STAFF Mrs. Smith, Advisor; Potsy Hendrix, Carolyn Kimel, Ann Williamson, Betty Reed, Betty Hayes, Jerry Peoples, Diane Sheek, Jay Caudle, Jackie Matlock, Shirley Poindexter, Peggy Todd, Joyce Church, Doris Pople, Nancy Moody, Barbara Hunter, Betty Scott, Martha Wishon, Mary Charles, Ruth Stone. 54 Uii till F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Crotts. SECOND ROW: D. C. Blakely, Charles Royal, Eddie Meadows, Allen Blakely, Floyd Cox, Raymond Miller, Wayne Myers, George Ed Wilson. THIRD ROW: Ray Kiger, Billy Boles, Chester Robertson, Gilbert Brandon, William Ellis, Richard Boner, Tommy McClamrock, Bill Smith. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Bolt, Roy Wrights, Jessie Parks, Charles Parker, Donald Mendenhall, Alvin Shore, Roger Powell, Parke Davis, Jack Reed F.F.A. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Joe Bullins, President; Mr. Crotts, Advisor; Marvin Ridings, Treasurer: Jock Todd, Vice-President; Raymond Miller, Watchdog; Frank Beckner, Secretary, Roy Wrights, Reporter. 55 Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: Janie Vaught, Arlene Lutz, Jeanette Quinn, Peggy Bingham, Ann Williamson, Nancy Moody. SECOND ROW: Maxine Flora, Annette Crater, Ruby Hogue, Shirley Wooten, Jackie Matlock, Wilma Jones THIRD ROW: Ada Lou Boyer, Bernice Griffith, Nancy Vaught, Angela Beshears, Ruby Medford, Lillie Bell Keaton, Maxine Setliff, Rosemary Shoaf, Bessie Beauchamp, Judy Ellingham, Donna Jones. FOURTH ROW: Billie Brewer, Mary Charles, Janet Lowder, Jean Hair, Dorothy Worrell, Shirley Smith, Nancy Setliff, Glenda Lineback, Joyce Craver. FIFTH ROW: Murrianne Linker, Barbara Hunter, Doris Dentiste, Jackie Smothers, Mary Lou Smith, Ann Phelps, Colleen Peoples, Libby Bullard, Jeanette Lineback, Jean Tise, Barbara Craver. Officers SEATED: Nancy Moody, President. STANDING: Miss Hammond, Advisor; Janie Vaught, Social Chairman; Peggy Bingham, Secretary; Arlene Lutz, Treasurer; Ann Williamson, Vice President. 56 BOOSTER CLUB FIRST ROW: Wilma Jones, Billie Brewer Ann Carol Ellis Ruth Crw w Rosemary Shoof, Bessie BeauchampMox SliM 0 , ” Sr ' 5 ' Dtirol!d Memleritall, Som ' ' Mrsho™ C %rtrte ' Snrtth Loui« ' orris r e joi i Lo C l ' FI F Colleen Peoples, Grace Myers, Jeanette Linebock Betty Scot Betty Reed OFFICERS AND HONORARY MEMBERS FIRST ROW Nancy Moody, Barbara Hunter, President, Ann Williomson, Vice President, Peggy Todd, Secretory ond Treasurer; Janie Vaught. SECOND ROW Jockie Matlock, Shirley Wooten, Diane Bmghom, Libby Bullard, Peggy Bingham, Shirley Holton, Nancy Vaught THIRD ROW Advisor, Miss Cook Project Committee Dione Sheek, Mike Porks, Lee Weisner Shirley Flynn, Ruby Hogue, Horry Caudle 57 BUSINESS CLUB FIRST ROW: Margaret Church, Peggy Todd, Betty Scott, Betty Reed, Diane Sheek. SECOND ROW: Peggy Douthit, Ann Williamson, Martha Wishon, Jane Lowder. THIRD ROW: Naomi Bennett, Louise Harris, Shirley Flynn, Carol Tise. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Hendrix, Carolyn Kimel, Miss Hampton, Advisor; Shirley Poindexter, Betty Hayes, Joyce Church. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Morgan, Advisor; Richard Jones, Lee Weisner, Jimmy Knight. SECOND ROW: Dean Flora, Donald Mendenhall, Joe Medford, Bill Brandon. 58 F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Gay Brewer, Diane Bingham, Shirley Holton, Ann Carol Ellis. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Pickett, Carolyn Bodsford, Ruth Green, Catherine Stanberry, Grace Myers, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Myrtle Morris, Doris Crater, Jackie Smothers, Margoret Cornwell, Peggy Craver, Betty Hull, Elizabeth Bodsford. LIBRARY CLUB Ann Spainhour, Patsy Woosley, Gaynell Myers, Peggy Davis, Doris Pople, Mrs Brower, Advisor; Iris Woosley. 59 Hl-Y FIRST ROW: Gene Hoots, George Ed Wilson, Bill Ellis, Alton Clinord, Wayne Ellingham, Mr. Hiatt, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Vance Hartley, Ray Griffith, Jack Reed, Grady Brewer. THIRD ROW: James Hutchins, Charles Payne, Mickey Cumby, Tommy Isley, Tommy Mahannah, Kenneth Harpe, Jimmy Higgins, Richard Canter. FIRE SQUAD FIRST ROW: Douglas Brewer, James Sloan, George Ed Wilson, Parke Davis. SECOND ROW: William Creasy, Gerald Lee Sheets, Jay Caudle, Jerry Peoples. THIRD ROW: Stanley Dunn, Bill Ellis, Richard Boner, Jack Reed, Bobby Keaton, Mr. Chilton, Advisor. 60 BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Douglas Brewer, Frank Beckner, Wilson Wise, Odell Cheek, Joe Bullins, Bobby Keaton, Sam Easley, Richard Jones. SECOND ROW: Dean Flora, Gerald Lee Sheets, Bill Brandon, till Ellis, Tommy Shutt, Charles Payne, Buddy Kimel. SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW: Clifton Burke, Dale Kimel, Johnny Weisner, Frank Lustig, James Boles, Lonnie Lawson, Paul Lee Jones, Jimmy Boyd. SECOND ROW: Jackie Boyer, Sarah Jane Kimel, Daphine Phelps, Carolyn Lowder, Glenda Wall, Margaret Paul, Mildred Roberts, Gerald Dinkins. THIRD ROW: Bobby Higgins, Joe Brewer, Larry Brandon, Jimmy Cline, Billy Wofford, Bill Heath, Jimmy Doby, Norman Craver. 61 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS FIRST ROW: Rebecca Pickett, Diane Sheek, Ann Williamson, Nancy Moody. SECOND ROW: Maxine Flora, Annette Crater, Carolyn Bodsford, Ruby Medford, Lillie Bell Keaton, Jane Vaught, Nancy Vaught, Jean Hair, Angela Beshears, Maxine Setliff, Donna Jones. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Bodford, Jackie Smothers, Iris Woosley, Dorothy Worrell, Betty Hull, Ruby Hogue, Ann Spainhour, Rose Mary Shoaf, Bessie Beauchamp, Judy Ellingham, Lois Craver. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Smith, Margaret Cornwell, Geraldine Scott, Pat Worrell, Jo Ann Smith, Katherine Stanberry, Carol Tise, Louise Harris, Nancy Setliff, Glenda Lineback. FIFTH ROW: Donald Mendenhall Peggy Bingham, Ann Ashley, Jeanette Lineback, Jean Tise, Barbara Craver. SIXTH ROW: Sammy Marshall, Jack Reed, Joe Cumby, Jessie Parks, George Ed Wilson, Tommy Mahannah, Tommy McClamrock, Dean Flora, Richard Canter, James Sloan, Parke, Davis, Stanley Dunn, Lee Brandon, Jock Jones, Odell Cheek, Bill Beshears, Paul Crotts. This yeor we were very happy to welcome as Director of our chorus, Miss Nancy Hammond, a 1953 graduate of Flora Mac¬ Donald College. We want to express our deepest appreciation for her patience and time spent with us. We are looking forward to having her with us for many years to come. 62 FIRST AIDERS Judy Ellingham, Jo Ann Smith, Glenda Lmebock, Lois Crover Mrs. Smith, Advisor, ' Goynell Myers. Ruby Hogue, Jean Tise, CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Stimpson, Mrs. Berrier, Mrs. Holton, Mrs. Beckner, Mo Hampton. 63 PIANO PUPILS FIRST ROW: Delores Ann Owens, Cynthia Strupe, Terry Knight, Bing Creasy, Steve Dunn, Dennis Hendrix, Billie Gay Gabard, Steve Cornwell, Roxie Jester. SECOND ROW: Jane Crater, Terry Culler, Jane Wood, Miriam Jones, Carol Cumbo, Rita Ann Carver, Phoebe Lineback, Marie Moody. THIRD ROW: Linda Berrier, Lynn Harper, Kay Spainhour, Doris Lawson, Carolyn Wellman. FOURTH ROW: Reva Cook, Sybil Todd, Ann Carol Ellis, Diane Bingham, Judy Ellingham, Arlene Lutz, Sue Brewer. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Knight, Barbara Hunter, Ruby Hogue. BAND FIRST ROW: Jerry Shore, N. W. Hogue, Harold Shore, Linsey Watkins. SECOND ROW: Bill Pegram, Edward Brewer, Georgia Marshall, Brenda Wagnor, Reba Flynn, Thomas Moody, Jack Todd. THIRD ROW: Theodore Todd, Mickey Dunn, Irvin Williamson, Frank Lustig, T. L. Griffith, R. L. Spach. 64 ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Miriam Brewer, Jane Todd, Frank Lustig, Kay Spoinhour, Frank Brewer SECOND ROW: Steve Dunn, Jerry Farmer, Sharon Scott, Jane Crater. THIRD ROW: Bobby Pegram, Kenneth Tate, Patricia Lambeth, Terry Caudle, Janet Jones, Jimmy Mechum, Jerry Scott. ELEMENTARY CHORUS FIRST ROW: Janet Jones, Jane Frye, Jackie Sue Kennedy, Connie Lawson, Fay Bodford, Juanita Johnson, Alice Griffith, Jane Brewer. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Lowder, Barbara Stewart, Ann Gail Lewis, Sue Brewer, Judy Holloman, Ruth Church, Mildred Roberts, Jean Davis, Barbara Dunn, Paula Drane, Glenda Wall, Henry Lee Beckner. THIRD ROW: Miss Hammond, advisor; Suzanne Davis, Betty Charles, Carolyn Johnson, Charlotte Charles, Wanda Petty, Marilyn Culler, Kay Spoinhour, Jane Todd, Betty Joe Allen, Libby Burke, Bonnie Motsinger, Reva Cook, Shirley Tuttle, Jim Sapp. FOURTH ROW: Catherine Franklin, Daphine Phelps, Annie Whisenhunt, Kay Lowder, Sybil Todd, Nancy McClomrock, Martha Huff, Brenda Wagner, Melba Cox, Patsy Bingham, Clifton Burke. FIFTH ROW: Rosa Case, Janice Bodsford, Dorothy Jones, Nancy Angel, Jane Cornwell, Christine Trivitte, Shirley Stanley, Wanda Lawson, Margaret Paul, Nancy Vest, Kay Boner, Carolyn Pickett, Charle Binkley. SIXTH ROW: Doug Gobble, Thurmond Jones, Bill Hauser, Norman Staley, H. M. Boyer, James Martin, Sandy Smith. 65 GIRL SCOUTS FIRST ROW: Brenda Howard, Miriam Brewer, Judy Lutz, Jane Crater, Cynthia Jones, Kathy Wells, Carolyn Craver, Barbara Pegram, Judy Easter, Carol Jean Stilley, Betty Brewer, Joan Robertson, Evelyn Holder. SECOND ROW: Jane Lineback, Sandra Wells, Frankie Pickett, Judy Turner, Betty Joe Allen, Annie Boyd, Miriom Jones, Jane Frye, Nancy Vest, Sue Lanier, Mary Williamson, Lenora Gearren. THIRD ROW: Kay Boner, Ann Lowder, Sybil Todd, Janet Jones, Ann Gail Lewis, Jane Todd, Kay Spainhour, Carolyn Pickett, Lynn Harper. FOURTH ROW: Diane Sheek, Ann Williamson, Ann Carol Ellis, Janet Lowder, Diane Bingham, Arlene Lutz. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Moody, Barbara Hunter, Murrianne Linker, Judy Ellingham. BOY SCOUTS FIRST ROW: Thomas Moody, Jerry Shore, Butch Hogue, Bob Brewer. SECOND ROW: Donald Crater, Gene Griffith, Edward Brewer, Henry Lee Beckner, R. L. Spach, Alton Jones, Steve Doby, Don Brewer, David Pickett, Bobby Pegram. THIRD ROW: Floyd Cox, Jerry Cox, Norman Staley, Tony Lutz, Irvin Williamson, Went Cornatzer, Clifton Burke, Jim Sapp, Theodore Todd. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Miller, Doug Garbor, Eddie Meadows, Bill Brewer, Alvin Shore, T. L. Griffith, Joe Brewer, Perry Jones, Frank Lester, Mickey Dunn. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Shutt, Thurmond Jones, Grady Brewer, Gene Hoots, Raymond Shumate, Melvin Walker, Mike Quinn. 66 JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS s ' ? .� � « 67 68 69 FIRST ROW: Mike Parks, William Ellis, Jay Caudle, Odell Cheek, Gene Livengood, Bill Beshears. SECOND ROW: Vance Hartly, William Ellis, Tommy Mahannah, Alton Clinard, George Hair. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stanley, Coach, Billy Smith, Dewey Bodenhammer, Kenneth Harpe, Wayne Ellingham, Lee Weisner, Thomas Tate, Tommy Isley. Odell Cheek Co-Captain Stanley Coach Jay Caudle Co-Captain 70 FOOTBALL SNAPSHOTS 71 FIRST ROW: Miss Cook, Cooch, Judy Ellingham, Manager. SECOND ROW: Nancy Vaught, Arlene Lutz, Ada Lou Boyer, Diane Sheek, Nancy Setliff, Shirley Craver, Jean Tise, Carol Tise, Jane Lowder, Betty Reed, Betty Scott, Jeanette Lineback, Barbara Craver, Shirley Wooten, Jackie Matlock. Betty Scott, Jackie Matlock Betty Reed, Diane Sheek Cook, Coach 72 BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS 73 FIRST ROW: Mr. Stanley, Coach; Thomas Tate, Manager. SECOND ROW: Alton Clinard, Mike Parks, Tommy Mahannah, Odell Cheek, Jack Jones, Gene Livengood, William Ellis, Harry Caudle, Donald Bodford, Doug Brewer, Buddy Kimel, Vance Hartley. Doug Brewer, Donald Bodford Co-Captains 74 BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS 75 J xJ2 FIRST ROW: Mr. Moody, Coach; Horry Caudle, Donald Bodford, Tommy Mahannah, Jerry Peoples, James Sloan, Bill Beshears, Odell Cheek, William Creasy. SEROND ROW: Billy Smith, Jessie Parks, Alton Clinard, Dewey Bodenhammer, Gene Livengood, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Smith, William Ellis, Jack Jones. THIRD ROW: Ralph Bolt, Don Poplin, Doug Brewer, Buddy Kimel, Raymond Miller. 76 BASEBALL SNAPSHOTS 77 MIDGET BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Dovid Caudle, Bill Brewer, Glenn Phelps, James Martin, James Britt, Alton Jones, Jimmy Sapp. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leith, Coach; Ernest Templeton, Frank Lustig, Irvin Williamson, Leon Holton, Dale Kimel, Mickey Dunn. THIRD ROW: R. L. Spach, Randy Williams, Went Cornatzer, Terry Caudle, Edward Brewer. MIDGET FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Leon Holton, Dick Cox, Bill Brewer, Alton Jones, Frank Lustig, Went Cornatzer. SECOND ROW: Randy Williams, Mickey Dunn, Irvin Williamson, Tony Lutz, Edward Brewer, Mr. Leith, Coach. 78 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Bill Smith, George Ed Wilson, Tommy Isley, Jim Smith, Floyd Cox, Jessie Parks. SECOND ROW: Raymond Miller, Grady Brewer, Donald Poplin, Robert Livengood, Joe Brewer, Sam Marshall, Bill Hauser. THIRD ROW: Thurmond Jones, Jack Todd, Bill Brewer, Gene Hoots, Mr. Leith, Coach, David Caudle, Alton Jones, Eddie Meadows, T. L. Griffith. Bullins Defeats in Play-Off to Capture Golf Title LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilson Wise, Tommy Isley, Grady Brewer, Joe Bullins, Richard Jones, Stanley Dunn. 80 CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Nancy Vaught, Shirley Holton, Peggy Bingham, Libby Bullard, Diane Bingham, Shirley Wooten, Jackie Matlock, Janie Vaught, chief; Nancy Moody, chief. 81 82 I 83 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Bynum Davis Miss Brice Johnson Mrs. Nona W. Watkins Mrs. M. N. McBrayer Miss Margarette Hayes Miss Margaret Beavis Mrs. Marjorie Corum Mrs. Janet Hobbs Mrs. Alferd Garvey 84 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Miss Anna Lena Cooper Mrs. G. T. Moody Mr. Charles M. Leith Mrs. Margaret Barkley Miss Edoth Noble ' Mrs. L. O. Crotts Mrs. J. G. Horton Mrs. Von Allen Weed Mrs. Bill Donahoo 85 EIGHTH GRADE Carolyn Lowder, Suzanne Davis, Katherine Franklin, Nancy Angel, Rosa Case, Betty Charles. Ann Gail Lewis, Dorothy Jones, Janice Bodsford, Barbara Stewart, Carolyn Johnson, Thurmond Jones H. M. Boyer, Alton Jones, Larry Brandon, Wilson Sparks, Robert Smith, David Caudle. Kent Davis, James Martin, Jimmy Berrier, Johnny Boyer, Douglas Gobble, Norman Staley. Charles Binkley, Wilfred Doby, L. J. Beckner, James Britt, Kenneth Easter, Billy Heath. Jimmy Doby, Billy Williams, Joanne McClamrock, Fay Harris, Carolyn Pickett, Shirley Edwards. Shirley Tuttle, Robert Lambeth, Reva Cook, Glenda Wall, Patsy Bingham, Paula Drane. Jane Smith, Mona Davis, Harold Stewart, Bill Brewer, Joe Brewer, Jimmy Sapp. Beckner. 86 SEVENTH GRADE larold Doby, Benny Harris, anet Jones, Jane Todd, Kay Spainhowe inn Lowder, Juanita Johnson. Christine Trivette, Brenda Wagoner, R. L. Spach, Ervin Williamson, Bobby Higgins, George Phelps, Johnny Weisner. Mickey Dunn, George Charles, Johnny Moore, Jasper Spaugh, Randy Williams, Wayne Sparks, Travis Foster. Woodrow Boles, Went Cornatzer, Arley Lane, Harold Parker, Lon Livengood, Larry Long, Richard Cox. Tony Lutz, Nancy McClamrock, Martha Huff, Jane Cornwell, Phenie Lambert, Frank Lustig, Edward Brewer. Terry Caudle, Lawrence Davis, Dale Kimel, Perry Jones, James Boles, Theodore Todd, Donald Todd. Ernest Templeton, Leon Holton, Gene Griffith, Don Livengood, Jerry Teague, Pledger Keaton, Jerry Smith. Steve Foster, Terry Culler, Donald Crater, Libby Burke, Melba Cox, Sarah Kimel, Louise Bolt. Pauline Tysinger, Nancy Vest, Wanda Lawson, Margaret Paul, Alice Griffith, Bonnie Motsinger, Sybil Todd. 221 9 ' Jane Brewer, Kay Boner, Betty Jo Allen. SIXTH GRADE A a -4p W A A if) Linda Lou Lowder, Judy Holloman, Jean Davis, Ruth Church, Patty Preston, Carolyn Wellman, Doris Lawson. Pat Daniels, Jackie Sue Kennedy, Mary Sue Medford, Brenda Tesh, Ruth Newman, Billy Scott, Lonnie Lawson. Derris Foster, Dan Brewer, Larry Royal, Norman Craver, Troy Foster, Leon Phillips, Kenneth Smith. J. Dodd Linker, Henry Tolbert, Jimmy Angel, Wayne Petty, Gene Vest, Annie Mae Kiger, Mildred Roberts. Jane Frye, Teddy Dentiste, Bobby Simmons, Melvin Walker, Jerry Cornatzer, Terry Hellard, Larry Crater. Sherrill Stewart, Donny Drane, Jackie Boyer, Roy Keaton, Mike Quinn, Thomas Davis, Gerald Dinkins. Annie Whisenhunt, Daphine Phelps, Faye Bodsford, Charlotte Charles, Connie Lawson, Wanda Petty, Marilyn Culler. Barbara Dunn, Barbara Poplin, Mary Lowder, Judy Turner, Patricia Lambeth, Becky Tise, Lucy Brandon. Eugenia Howard, Eva Tysinger, Paul Jones. 88 FIFTH GRADE Evona Stanley, Linda Harper, Marie Binkley, Nancy Davis, Ernestine Brewer, Inez Doby Wanda Bodford, Sandy Smith, Frankie Todd, Jack Tolbert, Joyce Tesh, Carolyn Kimel. Kenneth Tate, Steve Lewis, Thomas Smith, Glen Rennegar, Wood Cornatzer, Chuck Sheek. Gilbert Poplin, Sue Cornwall, Ethel Griffith, Carol Jones, Darlene Hickman, Miriam Jones. Clay Furches, N. W. Hogue, Jerry Shore, Brenda Bodford, Peggy Whisenhunt, Charles Hull. Jake Foster, Ralph Johnson, Bonnie Sink, Nancy Phelps, Betty Rice, Lois Ellis. Lesley Stone, Jerry Robertson, Ronnie Myers, Clifford Lambeth, Billy Walker, Frank Evans. Phillip Holton, Lindsay Watkins, Bobby Pegram, Charles Dunn, Bobby Brewer, Harold Shore. David Pickett, Diane Douthit, Becky Drane, Judy Teague, Carol Cumbo, Barbara Parker. Zana Mendenhall, Maxine Crim, Patsy Shoaf. 89 FOURTH GRADE Joan Robertson, Linda Kay Jones, Marie Moody, Martha Sue Poplin, Rita Craver, Phyllis Mayes. Harold White, Tommy Craver, Norman Hauser, Wayne Davis, David Brewer, Leonard Hayes. Jesse Medford, Roger Jones, Lenora Gearren, Jane Wood, Dean Cox, Bob Brewer. Jane Crater, Marian Lashmit, Polly Newman, Esther Lee Cline, Phoebe Lineback, Phyllis Griffith. Sue Meadows, Donna Davis, Frances Todd, Barbara Angel, Sandra Winters, Dianne Beckner. Geraldine Blakely, Lois Harold, Bonnie Howard, Earl Lumley, Shirley Myers, Barbara Engelder. Mary Ellen Robertson, Anna Mae Boyd, Emily Ketner, Jerry Scott. Frank Long, Bobby Wood. John Shoaf, Bertha Smothers, Johnny Lawder, Tommy Shore, Mary Dennis, Sue Lanier. 90 FOURTH GRADE Charles Gray Doby, Charles Cornatzer, Judy Lutz, Peggy Smith, Harley Smith, Stuart Clinard. Beckie Bover, Katherme Stewart, Gray Griffith, Steve Blakely, Steve Doby, Kermit Essex. Carolyn Craver, Frankie Vaught, Mary Martin, Doris Lambeth, Betty Binkley, Wade Vogler. Norma Jean Hayes, Larry Shutt, Larry Tolbert, Reid Phelps, Cleo Beckner, Carl Cook. Cathy Essex, Reba Flynn, Joanne Miller, Georgia Marshall, Billy Nifong, Fred Moody. Eva Church, Sue Boles, Judy Preston, Linda Berrier, Jimmy Boyd, Wayne Harris. Thomas Moody, Ralph Ashley, Jr. Linda Bodsford, Lynn Harper, Brenda Edwards, Linda Brandon. 91 THIRD GRADE Betty Lewis, Cheryl Nifong, Barbara Lewis, Ricky Cabe, Roger Hockaday, Burton Boner, Donald Cumby. Charles Wooten, Jimmy Parrish, Leroy Ellis, Lennie Mathis, Lonnie McDaniel, Calvin Seagraves Robert London. Charles Flinchum, Bobby Poplin, Johnny Miller, Eddie Scharff, Ronnie McDaniel, Kenneth Beckner, Carol Stilley. Barbara Pegram, Anne Green, Faye Davis, Brenda Howard, Kay Wells, Sandra Wells, Evelyn Holder. Sandra Bodford, Miriam Brewer, Joan Boastord, Roxie Ann Jester, Thomas Snow, Harrison Spaugh, Paul Wagner. Becky Sides, Gerald Vogler, Betty Brewer, Jane Lineback, Brenda Phelps, Janet Woosley, Linda Carpenter. Linda Fay Kiger, Jimmy Hunter, Tim Smothers, Judy Easter, Geraldine Vogler, Shirley Parker, Charles Vest. William London, Albert Smith, Richard Boles, Glenn Senter, Billy Frye, Lynn White, Donald Beckner. Joe Stanley, Grant Parrish, Elton White, Bobby Drane, Tiffin Drane. Christine Reynolds, Una Bell Cook, Robert Helwig. 92 Stanley Bingham, Steven Bingham, Robert Smith, Richard Vest, Delores Owens, Nancy Ellis. Betty Algood, Cynthia Stroupe, Vivian Doby, Mary Lee Myers, Bill Wellman, Tommy McCullah. Dennis Snow, Charles Miller, Jerry Tise, Michael Cumbo, Dennis Hendrix, Michael Todd. Bing Creasy, Bobby Gearren, Barry Quinn, Steve Dunn, Loretta Boyer, Kay Myers. Wilma Bolt, Judy Roberts, Vicky Parker, Frankye Pickett, Billy Parrish, Gerald James. Wayne Jones, Roy Moore, Jerry Farmer, Charles Tysinger, David Binkley, Bobby Brandon. Troy Spaugh, Billy Meadows, Michael White, Tony Blakely, Terry Tuttle, Vicky Miller. Nancy Blakely, Barbara Hellwing, Frankie Sheets, Diane Lambeth, June Todd, Carolyn Furches. Cindy Doty, Cynthia Jones, Billie Gay Gavard, Carma Lee Lustig, Lenora Poplin, Brenda Carpenter. SECOND GRADE Linda Shutt, Sarnie Edison, Kathy Wells. FIRST GRADE Van Griffith, Mike O’Brien, Henry Binkley, Van Hair, Jimmy Bingham. Warren Howard, Wayne Todd, Joe Sink, Ronnie Robertson, Gary Scott. Raymond Stilley, Ronnie Scharff, Terry Scott, James Long, Henry Cox. Steve Harper, Patricia Vogler, Vicky Jones, Frances McBride, Cheri Warner. Cynthia Leagans, Geraldine Senta, Darlene Byrley, Violet Bodford, Linda Howard. Sandra Dennis, Jo Ella Hester, Becky Cooper, Nancy Peck, Frances Doby. Linda Binkley, Mary Forrest Guffey, Dianne Stanley, Anna Wood, Gary Sink. 94 FIRST GRADE Charlie Boles, Donald Sink, John Wayne Binkley, Terry Drane, David Tysinger. Skipper Keicher, David Vest, Frank Brewer, Terry Knight, Rebecca Hayes. Fred Snow, Phyllis Coffey, Becky Long, Kay Phillips, Mary Gail Staton. Sharon Scott, Josephine Cline, Jane Ashley, Brenda Gail Scott, Judy Angel. Raymond Stout, Thomas Howell, Jimmy Frye, Eugene Rominger, Tommy Ward. Jerry Johnson, Reginald Pfaff, Johnny Wagner, James Gobble, Ronald Ray Tolbert. Michael Jones, Roger Owens, Elwood Flinchum, Jimmy Lewis, Henry Rex Troutt, Lewis Lumley. 95 Advertisements 96 97 ID2blUD2HZLl 98 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 99 SPINET PIANOS GRAND PIANOS JESSIE G. BOWEN MUSIC COMPANY High Grade Pianos Hammond Organs 217 West Fifth Street Phone 7923 Winston-Salem, N. C. CHARLES E. TALTON Commercial Photographer jP A. S. STILLEY FLOOR SANDING CO. SIDES GARAGE and BODY SHOP Commercial — Residential Refinishing Surfacing — Sanding 99 VD We Make The Old Look Like New.” One of WinstonSalem ' s Oldest Wrecks Our Specialty Ebert Street Ext. Phone 4-1934 2215 Glenn Avenue Winston-Salem, N. C. 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Venetian Blinds % South Stratford Road TELEPHONE 3-7783 1512 South Main Winston-Salem DIAL 7141 ARDEN FARMS PACKING COMPANY HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS From the Farm to You + + + CLEMMONS, NORTH CAROLINA 103 VOGLER SERVICE a ® Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service Dependable Service Since 1858 Dial 6101 — Frank Vogler and Sons WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Our deepest appreciation to our many patrons in the Clemmons Community PATTERSON DRUG COMPANY “Your Prescription Headquarters” 1 12 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 7194 CLEMMONS JEWELRY STORE Liberal discount on all watches and rings ordered One year free service on all watches sold (unless damaged) . Includes free cleaning and new main spring. Store hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. NEAR POST OFFICE CLEMMONS, N. C. CLEMMONS PHARMACY TELEPHONE 3-6906 Your pharmacist is a professional man licensed by your state to protect your health in conjunction with the other health services. Always be sure your prescriptions are compounded by a pharmacist since the pharmacist ' s salary is paid by the public through an established prescription charge. For after hours emergencies call 3-3522 Robert E. Scharff, Sr. 104 N. F. CRATER REFRIGERATION COMPANY SALES — SERVICE 1 432 South Stratford Road Phone 3-5447 or 6682 WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA L. A. REYNOLDS COMPANY INCORPORATE D Grading • Excavating • Landscaping • Lakebuilding • Roadbuilding • Asphalt Paving • Ornamental Plants Telephone 5-3523 1100 W. First Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Home Furnishers Since 1885 Sixth and Liberty Street Phone 2-5118 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 105 SHORE BROTHERS BOCOCK-STROUD PURE OIL SERVICE Meet your friends at Washing — Waxing — Lubrication Bocock-Stroud Company Tires Recapped — Auto Accessories Your sporting goods dealer. Reliable for over 33 years Be sure with Pure % Phone 2-2337 1 500 W. First St. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. TELEPHONE 4-2421 Winston-Salem North Carolina BINGHAM C. L. HENDRIX SON LUMBER COMPANY PLASTERING CONTRACTORS MANUFACTURERS and • Good Work WHOLESALERS • At Fair Price Phone 51624 ROUTE 2 CLEMMONS, NORTH CAROLINA WINSTON-SALEM, CLEMMONS, N. C. Phone 3-8833 or 4-1966 Call Day or Night 106 DOCK CHURCH ' S PURE OIL SERVICE GAS AND OIL, GROCERIES, FEED Waughtown-Clemmons Road Phone 4-4997 Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of TAYLOR OIL COMPANY South Stratford Road Dial 4-0561 RICHFIELD OIL PRODUCTS GASOLINE KEROSENE .... FUEL OIL MOTOR OIL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 107 DUNN LANDSCAPE and ENGINEERING COMPANY Beautifying Is Our Job Free Estimates TREES — SHRUBBERY — LAWNS Of) GRADING — CONCRETE PAVING EXCAVATING 680 South Stratford Road Phone 3-2462 CLEMMONS MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of SUPREME FEEDS Dealers in FLOUR — SEEDS — DOG FOOD — LIME — FERTILIZER MEAL — GRAIN — MORTAR MIX — CEMENT — ROOFING Phone 2-1751 Clemmons, N. C. ANDREWS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 1308 South Hawthorne Road Phone 3-1679 Winston-Salem, N. C. Bring your prescriptions to us where they will be filled by pharmacists of long experience. A COMPLETE DRUG STORE 108 HIGHLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY LUMBER . . . PANELINGS . . . BUILDING MATERIALS Corner S. Stratford and Knollwood Street On the way to Winston-Salem WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. PHONE 2-1173 STABLER PONTIAC CO. • Mechanical • Paint • Front End • Upholstery • Body • Wrecker Service For Super Automobile Service YES — BETTER AND FASTER WORK FOR LESS MONEY— THAT’S A FACT The South’s Finest Dealership TAYLOR BROTHERS INC. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 109 WHITNEY FURNITURE COMPANY. INC. BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE at Reasonable Prices m EXPECT EXPECT TO TO PAY LESS PAY LESS Open ’til 9:00 1302 South Hawthorne Road WILSON ' S FLOWER SHOP Corsages Funeral Designs Cut Flowers Special Designs Weddings Potted Plants Compliments of HILLCREST GOLF COURSE Dish Gardens Pansy Plants ■V Flowers for all Occasions Located Between WE DELIVER Winston-Salem and Clemmons Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and George Ed, owners Bill Jones, Proprietor CLEMMONS, N. C. Telephone 4-5924 PHONE 75 70 110 WESTWOOD WESTWOOD FABRIC SHOPPE SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil Auto Accessories Yard Goods — Dress Material Dan River — Fruit-of-the-Loom Spring Maid — Indian Head Notions and Accessories NSc Clemmons Highway CLEMMONS, HIGHWAY PHONE 3-3514 Phone 3-35 14 We, the Senior Class, would like to thank Miss Fleta Hampton and Miss Frances Cook for giving so freely their time and help in the preparation of this edition of CLEMMEMORIES. Without their efforts, we are certain that there would have been no seventh edition. Thank you so very much! The Senior Class wishes to thank Mr. and Mrs. T. Holt Haywood, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. T. Holt Haywood, Jr., and Mr. Charles E. Talton for their kind co¬ operation in preparing this annual. Ill A. P. WARNER BEST;. V. xxx •; FERTILIZER SEED CEMENT « MORTAR CEMENT Phone 3-2834 Clemmons Road F. G. CRATER b SON A Complete Line HEATING SHEET METAL FLAT TOP ROOFING CONTRACTORS Shop. tV 3218 Old Vineyard Road Phone 5-5102 or 3-5844 112 D. N. Hire Wes Livengood HIRE-LIVENGOOD FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings at Economical Prices 15H South Hawthorne Road Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 2-4439 K. H. TODD GROCERIES — MEATS GAS and OIL FLOUR and FEED Jonestown Road Phone 4-9986 FURCHES BROTHERS HARDWARE HARDWARES HOUSEWARES PAINTS . . . TOYS . . . GIFTWARES For bargain purchases, it ' s Frank Furcheses Exclusive agents for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Service with a smile and a kind word at your one stop shopping center Hours : 7 :00 to 7 :00 Close 6:00 Wednesday and Saturday Clemmons, N. C. Dial 3-8252 113 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 115