Clemmons High School - Clemmemories Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

PneAetuina CLEMMONS SCHOOL Clemmons, North Carolin a ! Play 9n tf-ousi WILMA JONES Editor BILL SNYDER Associate Editor ARLENE LUTZ WAYNE ELLINGHAM Feature Editors ANN ASHLEY MARGARET CHURCH Typists MURRIANNE LINKER CLYDE BECK Art Editors DONALD BODFORD HARRY CAUDLE Activity Editors JANIE VAUGHT DOUG BREWER Elementary Editors PEGGY BINGHAM RICHARD JONES Circulation Managers BILLIE BREWER GEORGE HAIR Advertising Managers THE ANNUAL STAFF SHIRLEY FLYNN GENE LIVENGOOD Sports Editors MR. JOHN D. HIATT DEDICATION To Mr. John D. Hiatt, for his Christian leadership which has meant so much to us, his excellent co-operation in all school activities, his unparalleled assistance in the class¬ room, and his devoted performance of many thankless duties, we, the Seniors of 1955, dedicate this eighth edition of CLEMMEMORIES- Pnodu MR. ROBERT E. CHILTON Principal B.S., Appalachian State Teach¬ ers’ College; M. Ed., U. N. C. - English and Social Studies. MISS FRA NCES COOK Physical Education and Science B.S., Appalachian State Teach¬ ers’ Col lege. MR. JOHN D. HIATT Mathematics B.S. and M.A., Appalachian State Teachers’ College. MRS. WYNONA BUTNER Science and Social Studies B.S., Western Carolina Teach¬ ers’ College. MRS. CATHERINE H. SMITH MR. L. 0. CROTTS MRS. ANNIE E. BROWER Home Economics and English Agriculture Librarian B.S., W. C. U. N. C. B.A., N. C. State College. W. C. 1). N. C., U. N. C. and U. of California. ce ui MR. WILLIAM F. MORGAN Assistant Principal, English B.A., Wake Forest, M. Ed., U. N. C. MR.GEORGE T. MOODY English and Foreign Language A.B., Wofford College. MISS DAPHNE CAMPBELL Business Education B.S., Appalachian State Teach¬ ers’ College. MR. ARVILLE STANLEY Physical Education and Science B.S., Appalachian State Teach¬ ers’ College. MR. HUGH SNOW Guidance B.A., Mercer University, M. Ed., U. N. C. MISS NANCY HAMMOND Public School Music B.M., Flora MacDonald College. MRS. POLLY SIDES Secretary £tawU ta SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Arlene Lutz . Secretary Shirley Flynn. Treasurer Wayne Ellingham. Vice-President Buddy Kimel . President Billie Brewer. Assistant Secretary VIRGINIA ANN ASHLEY Annual Staff 4; Chatterbox Staff 4; Y-Teen 4; Booster Club 3,4; Chorus 3; FHA 1,2; Photography Club 1; Business Club 3; Fashion Show 1; Intramural Sports 2,4. BESSIE tMA AUCHAMP Photography IlubL FHA 1,!!; Chorus 3,4; Y-Teen C lub 3,4; Intramural SoftbgHzT f-qsh on Show 1; Usher, CHr W ' i XrVi e a n t 4; Chatterbox NAOMI JANE BENNETT Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Hockey Team 1,2; Toboggan Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,4; Commercial Club 3; Co-Captain Hockey Team 2; Booster Club 3,4; Basketball, J.V. 2; Chatterbox Staff 4; Basketball, Varsity 4; Girl Scouts 4, Treasurer 4; Superlative 4. PEGGY ANN BINGHAM Y-Teen 3,4, Officer 3,4; Chorus 3; Photography Club 1; FHA 1,2, Offi¬ cer 2; Homecoming Queen 2; Cheer¬ leader 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Booster Club 3,4; Miss Clemmons High 2; Junior Play 3; Clemmemories 4; Superlative 4; Junior Representa¬ tive Popularity Queen 3; Chatterbox Staff 4; Fash ion Show 1; Christmas Pageant 4. ADA LOU BOYER Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Su¬ perlative 4; Reporter 4; Junior Var¬ sity 1; Y-Teens 3,4; Photography Club 1; FHA 1,2; Fashion Show 1,2; Intramural Sports 2,4. BILLIE ETTA BREWER Editor-in-Chief, Chatterbox 4; Class Officer 1,4; Y-Teens 3,4; I.C.C. Rep¬ resentative 4; Clemmemories Staff 4; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4; Chorus 4; Booster Club 3,4; Mar¬ shal 1,3; Usher, Christmas Pageant 3; FHA 1,2, Treas. 2; Fashion Show 1; Library Club 2; Bible Club 2; Art Club 1; Photography Club 1; Girl Scout 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 4. EVELYN ELIZABETH BULLARD Cheerleader 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Photog¬ raphy Club 1; Homecoming Queen 3; Y-Teen 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Fashion Show 1; Junior Play 3; Su¬ perlative 4; Chorus 4; Contestant for Carnival Queen 2,4; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 3; Vice-President of Class 2; Reporter 1; Christmas Pageant 4; Fire Dept. Rep. 4. MARG Chri stma 4; Chattel Y-Teens mural Bible graphy ion Sho URCH nual Staff erlative 4; b 4; Intra- y Club 1; 2; Photo; ,2; Fash- PEGGY JEAN DOUTHIT Chatterbox Staff 4; Business Club 3; First Aider 4; Photography Club 1; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 4; Booster Club 3,4; Fashion Show 1; Intramural Sports 3; Christmas Pageant 4. € SHIRLEY MAE FLYNN Class Treasurer 4; Class Day Offi¬ cer 4; Superlative 4; Clemmemories Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Booster Club 3,4, Officer 3,4; Jr. Play 3; First Aider 2,4; Business Club 3; FHA 1,2, Officer 2; Photography 1; Fash¬ ion Show 1; Hall Monitor 1; Intra¬ mural Sports 3. MAXINE FLORA Superlative 4; Associate Editor, Chatterbox 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Chorus 3; FHA 1; Fashion Show 1; Photog¬ raphy Club 1; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. RUTH BERNICE GRIFFITH FHA 1; Bible Club 2; Fashion Show 1; Chorus 1,4; Speaking Contest 2; Y-Teen Club 4. FRANCES LOUISE HARRIS Fashion Show 1; FHA 1,2; Photog¬ raphy Club 1; Jr. Play 3; Chorus 3,4; Business Club 3; Booster Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 2; Usher, Christmas Pageant 4. MURRIANNE LINKER Clemmemories Staff 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; Chatterbox Staff 4; Chorus 4; Girl Scouts 1,2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Booster Club 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Y-Teens 3,4; FHA 1,2; Library Club 2; Photography Club 1; Fashion Show 1. JANE KATHERINE LOWDER V. Basketball 2,3; Beauty Contes¬ tant 1; Fashion Show 1; Y-Teens 4; Booster Club 3,4; FHA Club 1,2; Photography Club 1; Jr. Varsity 1; Jr. Play Usher 1; Storekeeper 4; Chorus 4; Intramural Sports 4; Busi¬ ness Club 3; Bible Club 2. WILMA JEAN JONES Editor-in-Chief, Clemmemories 4; Hall Monitor 1; Class Officer 2; FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4, Delegate State Convention 3, President 4; Booster Club 3,4; Libra¬ ry Club 1,2, Officer 2; Photography Club 1; Chief Marshal 3; Chatterbox Staff 4; Clemmons Chatter 4; Class Day Off icer 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Chorus 4; Sports Reporter 3,4; Fashion Show 1; Toast at Jr.-Sr. 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Time¬ keeper 4. BETTY ARLENE LUTZ FHA 1,2, Historian 2; Photography Club 1; Speaking Contest 1; Fashion Show 1; Piano 1,2,3,4; Girl Scouts 1,2,3; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Bas¬ ketball 2,3,4; Usher, Christmas Pag¬ eant 3; Marshal 3; Jr. Play 3; Toast at Junior-Senior 3; Booster Club 3,4; Y- Teens 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Class Officer 1,4; Student Council 4; Superlative 4; Clemmemories Staff 4; Chatterbox Staff 4. P-. ■ JEANETTE RAY QUINN FHA 1,2; Fashion Show 1; Dramatics Club 1; Girl Scouts 1,2; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1; Y-Teens 3,4, Off. 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Intramural Sports 2; Usher, Christmas Pageant 4. LOIS CAROL TISE Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Booster Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Chorus 3; Photography Club 1; FHA 1,2; Safety Patrol 1; First Aider 2; Bible Club 2; Business Club 3; Chatterbox Staff 4; Intramural Coach 2,3; Jr. Play 3; Storekeeper 4; Fashion Show 1; Substitute Bus Driver 4. GERALDI FHA 1; 3,4; Ch Pageant 4. SCOTT ; Chorus i stmas SARA JANE VAUGHT Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader, Piedmont Bowl 4; Jr. Varsity Bas¬ ketball 1; FHA 1,2; Photography Club 1; Y-Teen Officer 3,4; Chorus 3; Fashion Show 2; Usher, Jr. Play 3; Superlative 4; Homecoming Atten¬ dant 4; Student Council Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Reporter, Jr. Class 3; Art Club I; Christmas Pageant 4; Booster Club 3,4. ROSEMARY SHOAF FHA 1,2; Photography Club 1; Chorus 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Booster Club 4; Intramural SoftbalI 2; Fashion Show 1. CLYDE LOWELL BECK, JR. Reynolds High School 1,2; Jr. High Football 1; Projector Club 1; Reserve Varsity Football 2; Audio-Visual Club 3; Student Technician 4; Clem- memories Staff 4. DONALD GENE BODFORD Student Council 2,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2, Sec. 2; FFA 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play Usher 3; Clemmemories Staff 4; Chatterbox Staff 4; Superlative 4; Bus Driver 4; Christmas Pageant 4. MOODY. BOWERS Band 4; jKorus 1; Firq Squad 4. HARRY EDWIN CAUDLE Key Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Booster Club 3; Student Council 1; Hi-Y 2; Hall Monitor 1; Class Officer 1,2,3; Mar¬ shal 3; Chatterbox Staff 4; Clemmem¬ ories Staff 4; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4; Jr. Play Usher 3; Christmas Pageant 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Alter¬ nate Captain 4. ALTON HENRY CLINARD Midget Football 1,2; Varsity Foot¬ ball 3,4, All County Football 4, All- Star Team 4; Basketball 3; J.V. Bas¬ ketball 1,2; Hi-Y Basketball 4, Cap¬ tain 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Intramural Softball 2; Hi- Y Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Fire Squad 4; Christmas Pageant 4. DOUGLAS ERNEST BREWER Key Club 3,4; Hi-Y Club 1,2; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Baseball 2; Fire Squad 3,4; Jr. Play Usher 3; Clemmemories Staff 4; All County Basketball 3; Most Valuable Basketball Player 3. PAUL DAVID CROTTS Band 4; Bus Driver 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Bible Club 2; FFA 1,2. WILLIAM HENRY CUMBY, JR. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2. WAYNE EUGfrNE ELUNGHAM Vice-Presjident of Clas$ 4; Clem- memories S sity Foot! a Superlativ 3 Booster Play 3; 2; Bus 4; Intram lub 4; Var- s Day Off. 4; Sec. 3; res. 4; Jr. 2,4; FFA Manager, GEORGE LEE HAIR Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3 4, Class Vice President 3; Hi-Y 1,2; Christmas Pageant 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Chatterbox Staff 4; Fire Squad 4; J.V. Baseball 1; Intramural Basket¬ ball 2,3,4; All County Football 4, County All Star Football Team 4; Toast Junior-Senior 4. IRA VANCE HARTLEY, JR. Basketball 3,4; Football 3,4; J. V. Basketball 1,2; Midget Football 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol 1; Scouts 1,2. BOBBY RAY HELLARD Intramural Sports 2; FFA 2; Bible Club 2; Chorus 3,4; Band 4. THOMAS DUANE ISLEY, JR. Midget Football 1; Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; J.V. Base¬ ball 1; Basketball Manager 4; Golf Team 3,4; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3, Hi-Y Bas¬ ketball 3, Captain 3; Key Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Boy Scouts 1,2; Intra¬ mural Basketball 2,3,4; Superlative 4; Chatterbox Staff 4; Perfect Atten¬ dance 1. m !PX RICHARD PAGE JONES Student Council 4, Pres. 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Chatterbox Staff 4, FFA 2; Fire Squad 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Bas¬ ketball 3; Golf Team 2,3,4; Clem- memories Staff 4; Superlative 4; Booster Club 3,4; Hall Monitor 1,2; Class Day Offi cer 4. SIMEON RUFj S KIMEL, JR. Class Pre r-47 Cme1 v MorShal 3; Key ories Staff 4; Ma V.irsity 3,4; Club 2,3, ' ; Basketbal Class Day Student C Bus Driv 1,2; Inti 2,4; J.v feet Attei} ior 3. srlative 4; -Pres. 4; d 4; Hi-Y , Softball er 2; Per- Ounior-Sen- EUGENE RONALD LIVENGOOD County All-Star Team 4, Football 2,3,4, All County 4, Honorable Men¬ tion 3, Manager 1; Basketball 2,3; Jr. Varsity 1; Baseball 3,4; FFA 2- Audio-Visual Club 3,4; Intramural Basketball Coach 2,3; Intramural Softball 2,4; Chatterbox Staff 4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Monitor 4; Storekeeper 4; Superlative 4; Booster Club 3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Hi-Y 4. EUGENE MICHAEL PARKS Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; i L ' ' LJUiKe,oa AJ; Jr. ni-T 2,J,4, Vice-Pres. 4; FFA 1- r?. S, 5! v ; , o S F 0 T 2 ' 4; Jr : Varsi ’ ' Foo,bal1 2 - Baseball 3.4, Bus Drive, CHARLES PORTER PAYNE Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; FFA 1; 1,3; Hi-Y 1,2,4, Captain Hi-Y Bas¬ ketball 4; Booster Club 3,4; Chatter¬ box Staff 4; Audio-Visual Club 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Fire Squad 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Intramural Sports 4. 4; Booster Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Intra¬ mural Basketball 3,4. MARVIN DAVIS RIDINGS FFA 2,3,4; Football 2,4. I RALPH EDWARD SIDES FFA 2,4; Midget Football 1; Intra¬ mural Softball 2; Intramural Basket¬ ball 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Superlative 4; Fire Squad 4; Chorus 3; Photography Club 3; Judging Team 2. JAMES LESTER SMITH FFA 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Safety Patrol 1; Superlative 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN SNYDER Reader, Christmas Pageant 4; Assoc. Ed. Clemmemories 4; Class Day Off. 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. All County 4, County All-Stars 4; FFA 1; Bus Driver 4; Student Council 2,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Hi-Y Chaplain 1,2; Glee Club 4; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1 2; Jr. Class Pres. 3; Booster Club 4; Jr. Play 3; Toast-Master Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Intramural Softball 2; Intra¬ mural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Speaking Contest 2. PHILIP LEE WEISNER Fire Squad 4; Football 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Audio-Visual Club 3,4; Booster Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Superlative 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball Manager 2; FFA 2; Jr. Play 3; Christmas Pageant 4. l (ndeMiudlleA, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Cumby . Rebecca Pickett Shirley Holton ... Sammy Marshall.. V ice-President .Secre tary . President . Treasurer JUNIORS BETTY ANGEL DIANE BINGHAM CAROLYN BODSFORD e ELIZABETH BODSFORD GAYE BREWER MARGARET CORNWELL BARBARA CRAVER RUTH GREEN SHIRLEY HOLTON JEANETTE LINEBACK GRACE MYERS ANN PHELPS REBECCA PICKETT BARBARA SINK JACKIE SMOTHERS JUNIORS IRIS WOOSLEY ANN CAROL ELLIS RICHARD CANTOR JOE CUMBY PARKE DAVIS JIMMY FANT RALPH GRIFFITH KENNETH HARP JIMMY HIGGINS JAMES HUTCHINS JACK JONES TOMMY MAHANNAH SAM MARSHALL TOMMY McCLAMROCK DONALD MENDENHALL JUNIORS f JESSE PARKS ROGER POWELL JACK REED THOMAS TATE GEORGE WILSON BILL BRANDON £u4142 dUuj, Galt SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Angie Beshears Gene Hoots . Nancy Setliff ... Jean Hair. V ice-President ........ President . Secretary . Treasurer SOPHOMORES ANGIE BESHEARS FRANCES CLINARD GEORGIA COLEMAN JOYCE CRAVER LOIS CRAVER PEGGY CRAVER DORIS CRATER PEGGY DAVIS DORIS DENTISTE JUDY ELLINGHAM BARBARA FINLEY JEAN HAIR PATTY HOOKER LINDA HOWARD DONNA JONES SUE JONES LILLIE BELLE KEATON GLENDA LINEBACK JANET LOWDER ENIS MAYES SOPHOMORES RUBY MEDFORD RUBY MOODY NANCY SETLIFF GLENDA SHEETS SARAH SLOAN JO ANN SMITH MARY LOU SMITH EVELYN SMOTHERS ANN SPAINHOUR CATHERINE STANBURY JEAN TISE BETTY WHISENHUNT PATRICIA WOOSLEY DOROTHY WORRELL PATRICIA WORRELL NANCY VAUGHT CHARLES BINKLEY RALPH BOLT LEE BRANDON GRADY BREWER BOB LIVENGOOD EDDIE MEADOWS WAYNE MYERS CHARLES PARKER CHESTER ROBERTSON RAY SUTCLIFF RAYMOND SHOEMATE ALVIN SHORE TOMMY SHUTT BILL SMITH JACK TODD BILLY WOFFORD ALLEN WRIGHTS SOPHOMORES JERRY COX FLOYD COX T. L. GRIFFITH GENE HOOTS J FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Patsy Bingham Bill Brewer . Joe Brewer. Glenda WalI .... V ice-President . President . Treasurer . Secretary FRESHMEN NANCY ANGEL PATSY BINGHAM JANICE BODSFORD SUE BREWER ROSA CASE BETTY CHARLES REVA COOK MONA DAVIS SUZANNE DAVIS PAULA DRANE SHIRLEY EDWARDS KATHRYN FRANKLIN JOAN GARDNER FAY HARRIS CAROLYN JOHNSON DOROTHY JONES ANN GAIL LEWIS CAROLYN LOWDER CAROLYN PICKETT JANE SMITH BARBARA STEWART JOANNE McCLAMROCK GLENDA WALL FRESHMEN HENRY LEE BECKNER L. J. BECKNER JAMES BERRIER BILL BREWER JOE BREWER JOHNNY BOYER LARRY BRANDON JAMES BRITT DAVID CAUDLE JIMMY CLINE KENT DAVIS KENNETH EASTER DOUGLAS GOBBLE BILL HAUSER BILL HEATH ALTON JONES THURMAN JONES ROBERT LAMBETH JAMES MARTIN GLENN PHELPS JIMMY SAPP ROBERT SMITH RAY SPAINHOUR FRESHMEN WILSON SPARKS, JR. NORMAN STALEY HAROLD STEWART BILLY WILLIAMS Act 1 fyecttuA i I CLASS HISTORY In September, 1943, the curtain was raised on our twelve years here at the C. H. S. Playhouse. Mrs. Nona Watkins and Mrs. Bynum Davis wereourfirst directors and Mr. Theodore Rondthaler, our first producer. Looking over the audi¬ ence we saw smiles of contentment on the faces of Jane Lowder, Martha Llewel lyn, Ada Lou Boyer, Bobby Hellard, and Ted Stewart. Looking very dignified and re¬ served were: Wayne Ellingham, Peggy Bingham, Myrtle Binkley, Maxine Flora, Rosemary Shoaf, and Harvey Davis. Throwing paper airplanes were: Vance Hartley, Ralph Sides, John Parks, and Mickey Cumby. At the intermission we saw Shirley Flynn, Murrianne Linker, Arlene Lutz, Wilma Jones, and Buddy Kimel, laughing and talking gaily. In a secluded spot, imitating our directors with hilar¬ ious antics were: Alton Clinard, Carol Tise, Robert Spaugh, Edna Sloan, and Mike Parks. Sitting sedately in their seats after the intermission were Margaret Church, Geraldine Scott, Annette Crater, Evelyn Ellis, and Barbara Bodsford. Tommy Isley, Donald Bodford, Harry Caudle, Douglas Brewer, and William Snyder were very anxious to get back to “Cowboys and Indians.” Looking bored and quite disgusted were Ann Ashley, Jeanette Quinn, Pat Stewart, Nancy Wrights, and Shirley Craver. Not having much appreciation for drama and confinement at this early age were: Moody Bowers, Jimmy Smith, Columbus Case, Billy Boles, and Dean Howard who were relieved to see the final curtain of their first year at school. Joining our company in its second year were: Rex Cheek, Robert Parrish, Coleen Peoples, Rennie Smith, and Marvin Ridings. That year our troupe had an unusual record of not losing any members and our directors were Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Burgess. Under the direction of Mrs. McBrayer and Mrs. Craver, and our new pro¬ ducer, Mr. Gibbs, quite a few young ladies and gentlemen joined our troupe. These were Libby Bullard, Archie Wiles, Inez Smith, Joe Goodman, Carrie Craver, Ruth Deszern, Lindon Canter, Evelyn Ellis, Elizabeth Hauser, Robert Parrish, Mable Satterfield, and Marvin Spaugh. The very successful year of 1946-47, our fourth year at Clemmons we were directed by Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Truett. Joining us were: Paul Crotts, Billie Brewer, C. L. Cheek, David Bowen, Lee Weisner, Jerry Graham, Patricia Harper, Joe Holder, Jimmy Sheets, and Peggy Tysinger. Those making the announcement that they were leaving at the end of the year were: Libby Bullard, Peggy Ty¬ singer, Barbara Bodsford, Garrie Craver, Gene Ellis, and Jimmy Sheets. By our fifth year we were really beginning to feel like real troupers and were strengthened by Janie Vaught, Bernice Griffith, Bessie Beauchamp, Libby Bul¬ lard, Dewitt Falls, Ernest Herbert Tesh, Theodore Tilley, John Webster, Clyde Beck, and Hal Transou. However, at the end of the year, the following departed from our troupe: Jerry Graham, Columbus Case, Lindon Cantor, Shirley Sloan, Inez Smith, Julia Stilley, John Webster, and Lloyd Wrights. Our directors for this year were Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Potts. In our sixth year at C. H. S. under the direction of Miss Coble and Mrs. Moody, only three joined our noble clan: Louise Harris, George Hair, and Anne Cline. Resigning at the conclusion of this year were: David Bowen, Myrtle Bink¬ ley, Anne Cline, Clyde Beck, Patricia Harper, Hal Transou, and Joe Holder. With the arrival of a new producer, Mr. Potts, came a new look about our playhouse, as it was freshly renovated. Under the direction of Mr. Pope and Mr. Smith we had a very enjoyable seventh year as Charles Payne, Ray Doty, Marvin Harpe, and Doug Payne joined us. This year we received our first taste of com¬ petitive sports, as an elementary basketball team, complete with cheerleaders, was formed by Mr. Smith. At the end of the year we were saddened by the depar¬ ture of Harvey Davis, Joe Goodman, Ernest Griffith, Dean Howard, Martha Llewel¬ lyn, Doug Payne, Pat Stewart and Archie Wiles. Feeling professional in this, our eighth year, we were permitted several CLASS HISTORY privileges which we had not yet enjoyed. Under the leadership ot a new producer, Mr. Lester, and our directors, Miss Noble and Mrs. Crotts, we acquired two new members Kenneth Blakely and Eugene Templeton. After this year of rapid transi¬ tion Herbert Tesh, Theodore Tilley, and Marvin Harpe departed from our company. We were rapidly approaching our ultimate goal of graduating into the stardom of our future life in this, our ninth year. Peggy Douthit, Gene Livengood, Roy Holman, and Charles Shumaker joined us while we were under the directorship of our advisors Miss Hicks and Mr. Ostrander. This year we organized our troupe and the following officers served us diligently: Arlene Lutz, President; Harry Caudle, Vice-President; Billie Brewer, Secretary; and William Snyder, Treasurer. We suffered a great loss in number as Rex Cheek, C. L. Cheek, Ruth Deszern, Dewitt Falls, Ray Doty, Roy Holman, Joe Medford, John Parks, Jean Saunders, Rennie Smith, Charles Shumaker, Ted Stewart, Nancy Wrights, and Wiley Tuttle left our ranks. After the saddening experience of the loss of one of our members, Milton Hudson by accidental death, we returned to our tenth year to discover an illustri¬ ous new leader in Mr. Robert E. Chilton and new advisors, Mrs. Butner and Mr. Shropshire. The lone addition to our noble clan was Richard Jones who joined us from the Hanes Playhouse. At the end of this season Eugene Templeton and Kenneth Blakely resigned from our company. Our hardworking officers for this year were Harry Caudle, President; Libby Bullard, Vice-President; Wilma Jones, Secretary; and Peggy Bingham, Treasurer. At the threshold of our eleventh year with only two years remaining in our stint here at Clemmons our top social production was the Junior-Senior Banquet. Another top hit was “Let’s Face It”, presented by members of our company. Re¬ turning from the previous year was Mr. Chilton and our new advisors were Miss Hampton and Mr. Moody. Our Yankee friend, Naomi Bennett, along with Clyde Beck joined us this year. Chosen by the troupe for the officers for this year were Bill Snyder, Presi¬ dent; George Hair, Vice-President; Peggy Bingham, Secretary; and Harry Caudle, Treasurer. Because of the acquisition of lifetime partners Annette Crater, Colleen Peoples, and Shirley Wooten announced their resignations which would become effective at the end of the year. As we enter into our final performance at our beloved Clemmons Playhouse, we feel that we have attained much vital preparation for our future which lies beyond this, our grand finale. All the members of our troupe, poised for their plunge into stardom, are: Anne Ashley, Bessie Beauchamp, Clyde Beck, Naomi Bennett, Peggy Bingham, Donald Bodsford, Moody Bowers, Ada Lou Boyer, Billie Brewer, Douglas Brewer, Harry Caudle, Margaret Church, Alton Clinard, Paul Crotts, Mickey Cumby, Peggy Douthit, Wayne Ellingham, Maxine Flora, Shirley Flynn, Bernice Griffith, George Hair, Louise Harris, Vance Hartley, Jennie Hel- lard, Tommy Isley, Richard Jones, Wilma Jones, Buddy Kimel, Murrianne Linker, Gene Livengood, Jane Lowder, Arlene Lutz, Mike Parks, Charles Payne, Jeanette Quinn, Marvin Ridings, Geraldine Scott, Rosemary Shoaf, Ralph Sides, Jimmy Smith, William Snyder, Carol Tise, Janie Vaught, and Lee Weisner. Leading us in our last and most difficult year were: Buddy Kimel, Presi¬ dent; Wayne Ellingham, Vice-President; Arlene Lutz, Secretary; Billie Brewer, Assistant Secretary; and Shirley Flynn, Treasurer. As the curtain rings down at last, we express our heart-felt thanks to al! who have made our brief stay here most enjoyable and beneficial. MURRIANNE LINKER BILL SNYDER • Historians CLASS PROPHECY The snow is softly falling as the class of ’55 is arriving in New York City for the grand opening of the Blue Streak Playhouse, owned by Wayne Ellingham. The main attraction is the opening of a broadway musical called, “Work With Me Annie,” written by the famous playwright, Buddy Kimel. The star of the show is our own nationally known hit singer, Wilma Jones and co-stars that great singer of romantic ballads, Bill Snyder. Leading the band which provides background music for this popular show is Bobby Hellard, with Moody Bowers as his soloist. The producer is Murrianne Linker, already a proven success in Hollywood. Hand¬ ling advertising for the show are Bessie Beauchamp and Rosemary Shoaf who are rising fast in the advertising business. The stage-hands for a play of this type are also earning a profitable salary of $777.77 a week, and who should have these jobs but Jimmy Smith and Charles Payne. Now arriving is the famous architect and contractor, Paul Crotts, with his secretary Geraldine Scott. He built this new theatre for the tidy sum of 50 mil¬ lion dol Iars. There are several cabs out front which belong to the greatest taxi company in New York City, owned by Mike Parks and Mickey Cumby. They have given up stock car racing and made their cars into taxis, because they thought it would be more exciting. In the audience are many members of the class of ’55 who have become fam¬ ous. Carol Tise has just won the Olympic high jumping contest. Shirley Flynn has just completed a series of radio programs called “Advice to the Lovelorn,” which were sponsored by the Butner Sporting Goods Company, of which Richard Jones is President. Sitting down front is George Hair, the manager of the largest grocery store in the world, which is located in Clemmons, North Carolina. Along¬ side him is Peggy Bingham, who models the latest fashions from Paris. Naomi Bennett arrived today from Russia where she has been on a nation-wide skating tour. With her is her business manager and chief carrier, Vance Hartley. Ada Lou Boyer, who is now coach of Clemmons University girls basketball team, is here with her family. Tommy Isley, has just been recognized as the top money winner for the year in golf. He set course records all over the country. Janie Vaught who now has short hair, is here with her twelfth husband. Louise Harris, the world’s champion lady wrestler is here with her manager, Jeanette Quinn. Ralph Sides took time off from teaching agriculture at Clemmons University to be on hand for the opening. Billie Brewer has just arrived in the U. S. from China where she was an Army Nurse. CLASS PROPHECY Bernice Griffith is running a Lose Wate” school at Clemmons. She is in New York for a convention. Jane Lowder, the famous policewoman from Chicago, has won Miss Police¬ woman of the World. We also see Peggy Douthit who is now a world-renowned fashion expert for the Mocksville Fashion Center. Jennie Hellard is here from the New York Times newspaper to cover the opening of the famous theater. Arlene Lutz is in charge of the interior styling for Cadillacs. Don Bodford and Harry Caudle, two famous baseball stars, have just won the World Series almost single-handedly. Their hard training has been their key to success. The famous coach and trainer, Mr. George T. Moody, president of the Blue Streaks Unit, has just hired himself a new private secretary, Libby Bullard, who was Miss America five years ago. Lee Weisner and Maxine Flora have combined their wits to form a comedy team which replaced Martin Lewis on TV. Marvin Ridings, who has just completed an entirely noiseless car which should raise his yearly salary from one million dollars to five million per year, has just arrived in his new model. With him is his private secretary, Margaret Church, who is doing all right for herself from the looks of that mink stole she is wearing. Alton Clinard, who always finds himself an easy job, is chauffeur for Gene Livengood, the famous Senator from North Carolina, and is trying to find a parking place for his new Cadillac. Ann Ashley, the South ' s most popular lady stock car driver, has just arrived in her hot ’40 Ford with Clyde Beck, her chief mechanic. As we look over the distinguished audience, we realize that the Class of ' 55 has come a long way and now — On with the Show! HARRY CAUDLE RICHARD JONES Prophets LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Forsyth Township of Clemmons Clemmons High School We the Senior Class of 1955, being of sound minds and bodies, and realizing that our stay here at Clemmons High School is drawing to a close, and knowing that we must soon depart from this life of text books and examinations do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. ARTICLE 1 Section 1. We, the Senior Class do leave to Clemmons High School our deepest and heart-felt thanks for a twelve years ' education. Section 11. We the Senior Class do leave to the rising Senior Class our romantic ways. ARTICLE 11 Section 1. To our principal, Mr. Chilton, we leave our appreciation for the guidance and understanding he has shown us. Section 11. To the faculty, we leave our gratitude for their patience and leadership. ARTICLE 111 Section 1. The Senior Class leaves the Sophomore Class its dignity and good looks. Section 11. We the Seniors leave to the Freshmenour control of the halls. Section 111. We the Seniors do leave to the rising Freshman Class our ability to sway the teachers’ opinions. ARTICLE IV Section 1. To the Cafeteria staff the Senior Class leaves its appreciation for the many delicious meals they served. Section 11. We the Seniors do leave to the maids and janitor our thanks for cleaning up the mess we’ve made. ARTICLE V Section 1. To our patient and understanding teachers Miss Cook, and Mr. Hiatt, we leave our deepest gratitude for making this a most successful year. ARTICLE VI Section 1. Richard Jones doth bequeath to Jack Jones his ability to get out of class. Section 11. Janie Lowder wills her peroxide to Barbara Craver. Section 111. Buddy Kimel leaves his dancing ability to Richard Cantor. Section IV. To Rebecca Picket, Janie Vaught bequeaths her position as the biggest flirt. Section V. Paul Crotts bequeaths to Tom Mahannah his ability to arrange classes with his steady. Section VI. Peggy Douthit leaves to Grace Myers her “Ipana Smile”. Section VII. Vance Hartley leaves to George Wilson his ability to maintain a tight ford”. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Section VIII. To keep it in the family, Billie Brewer leaves to Gaye her role as Mary in the Christmas Pageant. Section IX. Alton Clinard, George Hair, Gene Livengood, and Bill Snyder leave their All-County football team positions to Sam Marshall, Jesse Parks, Gerald Sheets and Jim Higgins. Section X. Ada Lou Boyer, Bessie Beauchamp, Jennie Hellard, and Geral¬ dine Scott, leave their ability to obtain diamonds to Margaret Cornwell, Betty Angel, and Ann Phelps. Section XI. Don Bodford leaves his “hot” Chevrolet to Roger Powell. Section XII. To Ruth Green, Ann Ashley leaves her love for the race track. Section XIII. Lee Weisner leaves to Jack Reed his ability to get along with the teachers. Section XIV. To Jeanette Lineback, Libby Bullard leaves all her beauty titles. Section XV. Doug Brewer leaves his ability to hit a running target to James Hutchins for use on next year’s football team. Section XVI. Naomi Bennett leaves to Ann Carol Ellis her love for all people. Section XVII. Harry Caudle doth bequeath his pretty hair to Kenneth Harpe. Section XVIII. Peggy Bingham bequeaths her desirable ways to Iris Woos ley. Section XIX. Charles Payne leaves his manly physique to Tom McClamrock. Section XX. To Elizabeth Bodsford, Carol Tise and Arlene Lutz wish to leave their athletic abilities. Section XXI. “Nook” Sides, Moody Bowers, and Bobby Hellard wish to bequeath their ability to be distinguished commercial law students to Billy Bran¬ don. Section XXII. Maxine Flora and Margaret Church leave to Jackie Smothers their quiet ways. Section XXIII. Mike Parks leaves his ability to keep a “steady” to Parke Davis. Section XXIV. Carolyn Bodsford is the sole heir to Wilma Jones ' ability to make A’s. Section XXV. Marvin Ridings bequeaths his ability to obtain a wife to Thomas Tate. Section XXVI. Jeanette Quinn leaves her “shoe polish” to Barbara Sink. Section XXVII. Tommy Isley leaves to Ralph Griffith his position as most valuable player on the golf team. Section XXVIII. Louise Harris doth bequeath her home permanent kit to Joe Cumby. Section XXIX. Jim Smith and Clyde Beck bequeath their smiling personali¬ ties to Don Mendenhall. Section XXX. Bernice Griffith and Murrianne Linker leave their adoration for a fine athlete to Jim Fant. Section XXXI. Rosemary Shoaf bequeaths all financial minded girls her ability to secure a high class job. Section XXXII. Shirley Flynn leaves to Dianne Bingham her volume of books entitled “HOW TO WIN AN ARGUMENT WITH YOUR BOYFRIEND.” Section XXXIII. Wayne Ellingham bequeaths two certain seats in the “lab” to Shirley Holton. ARTICLE VII Section 1. We hereby officially appoint Miss Frances Cook as executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, We, the said class of 1955, do here unto set our hand and seal. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the said class of 1955 to be its last will and testament. Witnessed by: Wayne Ellingham Shirley Flynn CLASS SONG CLASS POEM As we leave Clemmons Hi We hold our heads up high For we’re not afraid to start anew. But life’s hands bid us come To test our wings and fly And with God’s help, good luck and health We’ll work and we’ll gain, we’ll give of our best And we’ll never walk alone We’ll never walk alone. Farewell, Farewell, we’ve been so happy here And we’ll miss you all we know So thank you each one For all you have done And we’ll say good bye for now Walk on, walk on, with love in our hearts And we’ll never walk alone We’ll never walk alone. PEGGY BINGHAM BILLIE BREWER Four years ago, the curtain rose and there began A drama which the world was not to see. We, as freshmen stepped onto a stage unknown Afraid of this new role, as only kids can be. We’ve suffered failure, but we ' ve also heard applause. We ' ve worked and fought and held to what is right. But now our run is over and we’ve yet to reach the top, The goal we strive to gain is still in sight. As the curtain falls we offer thanks to Clemmons High, We’ve learned so many things within these walls. But now, dear friends, the day draws very near To bid you fond farewell; the mystic future calls. WILMA JONES MASCOTS JOYCE EVELYN BROWN AND DON JONES ii£ MARSHALS DIANE BINGHAM GAYE BREWER ...Chief RUTH GREEN JIMMY HIGGINS JOE CUMBY...Chief PARKE DAVIS CLASS DAY OFFICERS First Row: Buddy Kimel, Wayne Ellingham, Peggy Bingham, Wilma Jones, Arlene Lutz. Second Row: Bill Snyder, Murrianne Linker, Billie Brewer, Shirley Flynn, Richard Jones, Harry Caudle. QUIETEST Maxine Flora MOST POPULAR Peggy Bingham Harry Caudle CUTEST Janie Vaught Don Bodford MOST STUDIOUS Wayne Ellingham Billie Brewer BEST SPORTS Tommy Isley Arlene Lutz FRIENDLIEST Ralph Sides Arlene Lutz MOST VERSATILE Peggy Bingham Richard Jones MOST DEPENDABLE Margaret Church Harry Caudle MOST TALENTED Bobby Hellard Wilma Jones BEST LOOKING Libby Bullard Lee Wei sner MOST ATHLETIC Gene Livengood Ada Lou Boyer NIO Friendship is a sheltering tree. Every element of Popularity. The heart that has truly loved never forgets. It’s a man’s world. A true Southern “Belle” I never bother work, and work never bothers me. One love have I. Character is the cornerstone of success. NAPS Friendship shall unite our souls. Fame is what you have taken. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Love is master of all arts. The personification of neatness. Never wavers from her ideals. ss NIO F hiiMinmiii Character is what you give. Mind and muscle make a fine man. Silence may be an indication of thought. A smile each day for everyone. Versatile but not volatile. SNA Work well done makes pleasure more fun. It matters not how long we live, but how. The only way to have a friend is to be one. The world needs more good leaders. Rare conscientiousness and delicacy of feeling combined with high-mindedness. Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we may die Virtue, the strength and beauty of the soul. Mix more with the world on its own terms. SENIOR More dependable; less dependent. As long as I know a C’s worth, I’m happy. Better to speak too little than too much. Do your best-let the others do the rest. The best happiness procures the greatest happiness for the most. Recollection is the only paradise from which we cannot be turned. To worry little; to study less; is my idea of happiness. Silence is more eloquent than words. From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Wit is the flower of the imagination. A man can be whatever he determines to be. One of the least sophisticated in a sophisticated age. We, the Senior Class, would like to thank you. Miss Daphne Campbell, for your valuable as¬ sistance in the production of our Annual. Act «2 Activities STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: President, Richard Jones; Vice-President, Buddy Kimel; Secretary, Arlene Lutz; Treasurer, Janie Vaught; Advisor, Mrs. Wynona Butner. Standing: James Britt, Clifton Burke, David Caudle, Jeanette Line- back, Judy Ellingham, Don Bodford, George Hair, William Snyder, Charles Binkley, Shirley Holton, Kay Spainhour, Sammy Marshal I. THE HOMECOMING COURT Janie Vaught, Shirley Holton, Jean Tise, Queen, Glenda Wall, WiIma Jones. KEY CLUB Seated: President, William Snyder; Vice-President, Don Bodford; Secretary, Harry Caudle; Treas¬ urer, Sammy Marshal I; Chaplain, Joe Cumby. Standing: Buddy Kimel, James Hutchins, Doug Brewer, Gene Hoots, Grady Brewer, Tommy Isley, Richard Jones, Wayne Ellingham, George Hair, Alvin Shore, Advisor: Mr. George T. Moody. CHATTER BOX STAFF Anne Ashley, Geraldine Scott, Bessie Beauchamp, Margaret Church, Gene Livengood, Richard Jones, Don Bodsford, Peggy Bingham, Wilma Jones, Billie Brewer, Maxine Flora, Harry Caudle, Mrs. Smith, Advisor; Peggy Douthit, Carol Tise, Mike Parks, Tommy Isley, George Hair, Murrianne Linker, Naomi Bennett. EDITORS Billie Brewer Maxine Flora ... Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Y-TEENS First Row: Carol Tise, Arlene Lutz, Wilma Jones, President. Second Row; Peggy Bingham, Janie Vaught, Frances Clinard, Billie Brewer, Dorothy Jones, Jeanette Lineback. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Kneeling: Henry Lee Beckner, Grady Brewer, Jr., George Jones, Charles Parker, Eddie Meadows, Raymond Shumate, T. L. Griffith, Alvin Shore, Floyd Cox, Jimmy Sapp. Second Row: Ralph Bolt, Marvin Ridings, Roger Powell, Jimmy Smith, Douglas Gobble, Jerry Cox, Jack Todd, Ralph Griffith, Allen Wrights, L. J. Beckner, Mr. L. 0. Crotts, Advisor. Third Row: Bill Brandon, Lee Brandon, Tom McClamrock, Bill Heath, Glenn Phelps, Bob Livengood, Robert Lambeth, Norman Staley. HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY CLUB Left to right: Ann Carol Ellis, Ruby Moody, Ann Spainhour, Iris Woosley. ELEMENTARY LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Judy Lutz, Joan Robertson, Shirley Parker, Betty Brewer, Harold White, Faye Davis, Linda Jones. Second Row: Nancy Davis, Shirley Myers, Emily Ketner, Ann Green, Jane Crater, Barbara Angel, Lois Harold. Third Row: Juanita Johnson, Pheobe Lineback, Judy Holman, Nancy Phelps, Bertha Smothers, Judy Preston, Peggy Whisenhunt, Jane Wood. Fourth Row: Lynn Harper, Nancy Vest, Martha Huff, Linda Harper, Mildred Roberts, Linda Berrier, Georgia Marshall, Inez Doby. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Left to right: Mrs. Catherine Smith, Advisor; Barbara Sink, Doris Crater, Enis Mayes Ruth Green, Elizabeth Bodsford, Shirley Holton, Glenda Sheets, Ann Phelps, Rebecc Smith, Jackie Smothers, Carolyn Pickett, Fay Harris. BBa. ' i: . ' , i ; •fv ; I h v :Y: ■ ' Hl-Y Seated: Mike Parks, Tommy Mahannah, Alton Clinard, Charles Payne, George Wilson, Jimmy Higgins. Second Row: Vance Hartley, Bill Brewer, Alton Jones, Billy Williams, David Caudle, Kenneth Harp. Third Row: Joe Brewer, Bill Hauser, Jimmy Fant, Gene Livengood, Jack Reed, Mr. Hiatt, Advisor. 1 � FIRE SQUAD Left to right: Doug Brewer, Alton Clinord, Lee Weisner, George Wilson, Richard Jones, Buddy Kimel, Jack Reed, George Hair, Tommy Isley, Mike Parks, Parke Davis, Moody Bowers. Kneeling: Roger Powell, Donald Bodford, Charles Payne, Mike Parks, Bill Brandon. Second Row: Doug Brewer, Richard Jones, Lee Weisner, Wayne Ellingham, Bill Snyder. Third Row: Libby Bullard, Buddy Kimel, Carol Tise. SAFETY PATROL Kneeling: Sue Cornwell, Juanita Johnson, Judy Preston, Eva Tysinger, Jackie Sue Kennedy, Judy Turner. Second Row: Bennie Harris, Perry Jones, Jimmy Angel, Melvin Walker, Dan Brewer, Jackie Boyer, Johnny Boyer, Lesley Stone. Third Row: Jerry Teague, Leon Phillips, Gerald Dinkins, Jake Foster. FIRST AIDERS Left to right: Lois Craver, Nancy Setliff, Mrs. Smith, Advisor; Iris Woosley, Sarah Sloan, Carolyn Pickett, Ann Carol Ellis, Faye Harris, Shirley Flynn, Doris Dentiste, Peggy Douthit. CHORUS First Row: Frances Clinard, Joyce Craver, Linda Howard, Lois Craver, Barbara Sink, Jean Hair, Peggy Davis, Nancy Vaught, Janet Lowder, Angie Beshears, Mary Lou Smith, Sue Brewer. Second Row: Ruby Moody, Donna Jones, Nancy Setliff, Iris Woosley, Dorothy Jones, Janice Bodsford, Carolyn Johnson, Sarah Sloan, Lillie Belle Keaton, Wilma Jones, Miss Hammond, Director. Third Row: Jo Ann Smith, Pat Worrell, Ann Phelps, Barbara Ste vart, Bernice Griffith, Reva Cook, Bessie Beauchamp, Rose Mary Shoaf. Fourth Row: Paula Drane, Geraldine Scott, Billie Brewer, Doris Dentiste, Peggy Craver, Catherine Stan- bury, Doris Crater, Louise Harris, Sue Jones, Litby Bullard, Bill Snyder. Fifth Row: Suzanne Davis, Ann Spainhour, Dot Worrell, Barbara Finley, Murrianne Linker, Jane Lowder. Sixth Row: Bill Wofford, Jimmy Cline, Charles Payne. BOOSTER CLUB Lee Weisner. Wayne Ellingham Shirley Flynn. Nancy Vaught .... . President V ice-President . Secretary . Treasurer AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB First Row: Mr. William F. Morgan, Advisor; Lee Weisner, Ray Sutcliffe, Charles Binkley, Wilson Sparks. Second Row: Johnny Boyer, Kent Davis, Chester Roberts, Robert Smith, Kenneth Easter. Third Row: Bill Wofford, Jimmy Cline, Thurman Jones. mmmrn PIANO PUPILS First Row: Carolyn Furches, Elizabeth Hepler, Don Weisner, Dennis Hendrix, Bing Creasy, Dolores Owens, Dennis Snow, Reggie Pfaff, Stan Bingham. Second Row: Roxie Jester, Judy Lutz, Joan Robertson, Jane Crater, Thomas Moody, Warren Howard. Third Row: Mary Dennis, Phoebe Lineback, Rita Craver, Dar¬ lene Hickman, Jane Wood. Fourth Row: Miriam Jones, Linda Berrier, Maxine Crim, Brenda Edwards, Glenda Wall, Diane Bingham, Arlene Lutz, Judy Ellingham. Fifth Row: Ann Carol Ellis, Rosa Case, Mrs. Donahoo. BAND First Row: Mr. Peaveyhouse, Director; Jerry Shore, Lindsay Watkins, Harold Shore, Theodore Todd, Snookey Everhart, Tony Lutz, Billy Williams. Second Row: David Pickett, Carl Cook, Clay Furches, Georgia Marshall, R. L. Spach, Mickey Dunn, Bobby Hellard. Third Row: Norman Craver, Billy Sealey, Mildred Roberts, Ruth Green, Evelyn Smothers, T. L. Griffith. Fourth Row: Glenn Phelps, Paul Crotts, Joe Cumby, Frank Lustig, Moody Bowers. Seated: Doris Lawson, Secretary; Judy Holman, President; Melvin Walker, Vice-President. First Row: Donald Chapman, Larry Stone, Vicky Jones, Becky Johnson, Gary Conrad, David Jones. Second Row: Tommy Craver, Pat Landreth, Donna Davis, Dennis Hendrix, Linda Jones. Third Row: Mary Ellen Robert¬ son, Maxine Crim, Jimmy Boyd, Jimmy Mecum. ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL ELEMENTARY CHORUS First Row: Leon Phillips, Ralph Johnson, Jimmy Mechum, Carl Cook, Ralph Ashley, Sue Cornwell, Judy Teague, Becky Drane, Darlene Hickman, Carolyn Kimel, Joyce Spainhour. Second Row: Judy Preston, Mary Ann Sloan, Jo Ann Miller, Maxine Crim, Linda Berrier, Mildred Roberts, Judy Holman, Connie Law- son, Reba Flynn, Diane Douthit, Miss Hammond. Third Row: Ernestine Brewer, Brenda Edwards, Georgia Marshall, Lynn Harper, Carol Jones, Linda Brandon, Ruth Church, Carolyn Willman, Linda Harper, Patsy £ Shoaf, Nancy Vest. Fourth Row: Lois Ellis, Inez Doby, Charlotte Charles, Eva Tysinger, Barbara Parker, Sandy Smith, Margaret Paul, Juanita Johnson. Fifth Row: Clifton Burke, Donald Crater. GIRL SCOUTS First Row: Cheri Warner, Phyllis Coffee, Anna Wood, Carolyn Furches, Vicky Jones, Billie Gabard, Cynthia Jones. Second Row: Betty Lewis, Evelyn Holder, Brenda Howard, Miriam Brewer, Judy Easter, Frankie Pickett, Carol Stilley, Kathy Wells, Mary Williamson. Third Row: Mary Dennis, Lenora Gearren, Dianne Beckner, Jane Crater, Judy Lutz, Sue Lanier. Fourth Row: Barbara Finley, Kay Spainhour, Nancy Vest, Miriam Jones, Lynn Harper, Patsy Shoaf. Fifth Row: Jeanette Lineback, Ann Gail Lewis, Carolyn Pickett, Ann Carol Ellis, Naomi Bennett, Murrianne Linker. BOY SCOUTS First Row: Thomas Moody, Jack Talbert, Cleo Beckner, Jimmy Boyd, Harold Shore. Second Row: Henry Talbert, Steve Doby, David Pickett, Charles Hutchins, Melvin Walker, Phillip Holton. Third Row: Billy Walker, Mike Quinn, Billy Nifong, Clay Furches, Steve Lewis. 1 -i e-ft B1P ttlEttCtttilllItlttttli FORSYTH COUNTY ALL-STARS rer-Jg VUi . Ta flUEHOMfl WfcJt-.i ■HUKHZaiW BaiB3BBK V � a.vt OJi- t ■ £4 e Sbieahl - 1955 Kneeling: Mike Parks, Gene Livengood, George Hair, Vance Hartley, Bill Snyder, Alton Clinard, Kenneth Harp. Standing: Mr. Stanley, Lee Weisner, Wayne Ellingham, Parke Davis, Bill Smith, Tommy Isley, Jimmie Fant, James Martin, Thomas Tate, George Ed Wilson, James Hutchins, James Britt, Jack Jones, Gene Hoots, Sam Marshall, Manager. Gene Livengood, George Hair, Bill Snyder, Alton Clinard. rf-ootball BILL SNYDER Co-Captain All County County All-Star ALTON CLINARD Al 1-County County All-Star COACH: MR. A. L. STANLEY TOMMY ISLEY VANCE HARTLEY M % LEE WEISNER GEORGE HAIR Co-Captain All County County All-Star WAYNE ELLINGHAM GENE LIVENGOOD All County County Al 1-Star -ivarr ba v matr ' j ' i.aii ' k!. n- wiiLir ' •w_i iw 1 yu-jMuru mx it 5� z3 Ki«jrii£ Ejffniww Stsie kb - 1955 First Row: Jane Smith, Frances Clinard, Linda Howard, Nancy Yaught. Second Row;,Ada Lou Boyer, Bar bara Craver, Jeanette Lineback, Naomi Bennett, Judy Ellingham. Third Row: Miss Frances Cook, Coach, Lois Craver, Joyce Craver, Reva Cook, Carol Tise, Jean Tise, Nancy Setliff, Iris Woosley, Arlene Lutz, Glenda Lineback, Manager. CAROL TISE ADA LOU BOYER Qisdi ' feabhethall hubbub. jkti i. rtrt ? sam w maamm i afegy«ffinwro« wwajfri j£4 e BtnecJzl - 1955 r DR5¥TN COUNTY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD CLEMMONS BA5EBRLL - IB53 PSKET H. - iq First Row: David Caudle Joe Brewer. Third Row: Wilson, Wayne Ellingham Bill Brewer. Second Row: Doug Brewer, Buddy Kimel, Mr. Stanley, Gene Hoots, ommy Isle 1 , Harry Caudle, Don Bodford, Tommy Manannah, Bill Smith, George CO-CAPTAINS HARRY CAUDLE DON BODFORD Doug Brewer 04f l ' QcuJzeibcul Coach: Mr. A. L. Stanley Buddy Kimel Vance Hartley VXIBHMtan ' JL !.-ri ' V! • frriTMTil« Tirn nil--- A Avaw.Xfcr ' aKifei« lu reara ara � I 1 ! i I i 1 I ! I f - t I « ! d w i ' . H i BtteaJzi - i955 Jr $ Seated: Jinv Smith, Ja Bill Smith, Qiarlesj Cl inard, Sapp, Ri Brewer, Parke Davis,Tommy Mahannah, Harry Caudle, Don Bofjgfd, Tyne. Second Row: Mr. George Moody, Bill Wofford, James Martin, Mike ood, Jack Reed, George Wilson, Jimmy Fqciifvjames Hutchins. Third rtf?) Kenneth Easter, Nojppn Staley, James s Bfitt, Alton Jones, Billy Vfi 12k Ik. Wkk..A ■ .mjfffn.th, pant Alton RWr Jimmy leans, Grady BaiebcUl First Row: Edward Brewer, Leon Holton, Dick Cox, Went Cornatzer. Second Row: R. L. Spach, Tony Lutz, Irvin Williamson, Dale Kimel. Third Row: Randy Williams, Mickey Dunn, Hubert Todd, Mr. Leith, Coach. MIDGET BASEBALL Seated: Leon Phillips, Kenneth Smith, Ernest Templeton, Terry Caudle. Second Row: Frank Lustig, Ed¬ ward Brewer, Leon Holton, Dick Cox, Went Cornatzer. Third Row: Mr. Leith, Coach, Larry Long, Randy Williams, R. L. Spach, Mickey Dunn, Tony Lutz, Hubert Todd, Irvin Williamson, Dale Kimel. JUNIOR VARSITY Seated: Jim Smith, James Britt, James Martin, Bill Hauser, Alton Jones, Ray Spainhour, Grady Brewer Second Row: Charles Parker, Robert Lambeth, Bob Livengood, George Jones, Norman Staley. Third Row: Henry Lee Beckner, Mr. Leith, Coach; Jimmy Sapp. OUR COACHES Left to right: Mr. Charles Leith, Mr. A. L. Stanley, Miss Frances Cook, Miss Beverly Lonon, Mr. George T. Moody. GOLF TEAM Sam Marshall, Thurman Jones, Tommy Isley, Richard Jones. CO-CAPTAINS ll I TOMMY ISLEY RICHARD JONES GUeeAleadesu, SHIRLEY HOLTON JUDY LUTZ...Mascof SHIRLEY FLYNN i JANIE VAUGHT ...Chief CAROLYN LOWDER NANCY VAUGHT PEGGY BINGHAM LIBBY BULLARD DIANE BINGHAM lUli—i |l il ill. Ill I I I mi .. Mill mill III III 111 ll m III mill III! Hill ■! lllllllilimillMi IIHMIBllWIlllMMlIHlMBBN— —— I I ffl i k it ■L. ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS BRICE JOHNSON MISS ANNA LENA COOPER MRS. NONA W. WATKINS MRS. ALFRED GARVEY MISS MARLENE CHRISTIANSON MRS. MARGARET BARKLEY MRS. MARJORIE CORUM MISS BEVERLY LONON ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS EDOTH NOBLE MRS. VON ALLEN WEED EIGHTH GRADE Betty Jo Allen James Boles Louise Bolt Woodrow Boles Kay Boner H. M. Boyer Edward Brewer Jane Brewer Clifton Burke Libby Burke Terry Caudle George Charles Went Cornatzer Jane Cornwell Dick Cox Donald Crater Terry Culler Lawrence Davis Jimmy Doby Mickey Dunn Steve Foster Travis Foster Alice Griffith Bennie Harris Bobby H iggins Leon Holton Martha Huff Audrey James Monroe James Juanita Johnson Janet Jones Jerry Jones Perry Jones Pledger Keaton Dale Kimel Sarah Kimel Phenie Lambeth Arlie Lane Wanda Lawson Don Livengood Lon Livengood Larry Long Ann Lowder Frank Lustig Tony Lutz Nancy McClamrock Bonnie Motsinger Harold Parker Margaret Paul George Phelps Jackie Roberts Jerry Smith Kay Spainhour Wayne Sparks R. L. Spach Jerry Teague Ernest Templeton Donald Todd Hubert Todd Jane Todd Theodore Todd Christine Trivette Pauline Tysinger Nancy Vest Brenda Wagoner Randy Williams Irvin Williamson SEVENTH GRADE Jimmy Angel Faye Bodsford Jackie Boyer Lucy Brandon Dan Brewer Ruth Church Charlotte Charles Marilyn Culler Norman Craver Jerry Cornatzer Larry Crater Thomas Davis Donny Drane Barbara Dunn Ted Dentiste Jean Davis Gerald Dinkins Pat Daniel s Derris Foster Jane Frye Judy Holman Eugenia Howard Terry Hell ard Paul Jones Roy Keaton Jackie Sue Kennedy Patricia Landreth Connie Lawson Doris Lawson Lonnie Lawson Dodd Linker Linda Lou Lowder Mary Lowder Ruth Newman Wanda Petty Wayne Petty Daphine Phelps Leon Phillips Mike Quinn Mildred Roberts Billy Scott Richard Sheets Bobby Simmons Mary Ann Sloan Kenneth Smith Sherrill Stewart Brenda Tesh Judy Turner Melvin Walker Carolyn Wellman SIXTH GRADE Ralph Ashley Cleo Beckner Linda Berrier Marie Binkley Brenda Bodford Wanda Bodford Sue Boles Linda Bodsford Jimmy Boyd Linda Brandon Bobby Brewer Ernestine Brewer Bruce Britt Eva Mae Church Carl Cook Wood Cornatzer Sue Cornwel I Maxine Crim Carol Cumbo Diane Douthit Nancy Davi s Inez Doby Becky Drane Charles Dunn Brenda Edwards Lois Ellis Cathy Essex Frank Evans Reba Flynn Jake Foster Troy Foster Ethel Griffith Clay Furches Linda Harper Lynn Harper Wayne Harris Lonnie Hepler Thomas Howel I Darlene Hickman Phil lip Holton Charles Hutchins Edna James Ralph Johnson Carol Jones Donnie Jones Miriam Jones Carolyn Kimel Clifford Lambeth Steve Lewis Georgi a Marshal I Jimmy Mecum Zana Mendenhal I Joann Mi I ler Fred Moody Thomas Moody Florine Moore Ronnie Myers Billy Nifong Barbara Parker Nancy Phelps Reid Phelps David Pickett Judy Preston Glenn Rennagar Betty Rice Jerry Robertson Chuck Sheek Larry Shutt Patsy Shoaf Harold Shore Jerry Shore Bonnie Sink Sandy Smith Tommy Smith Wi 11 iam Smothers Joyce Spainhour Lesley Stone Judy Teague Joyce Tesh Jack Todd Larry Tolbert Eva Tysinger Gene Vest Billy Walker Lindsay Watkins Peggy Whisenhunt Gene Wrights FIFTH GRADE Barbara Angel Betty Binkley Dianne Beckner Anna Mae Boyd Becky Boyer Bob Brewer David Brewer Steve Blakeley Stuart Clinard Esther Lee Cline Dean Cox Jane Crater Carolyn Craver Mary Dennis Charlie Doby Steve Doby Kermit Essex Koyt Everhart Lenora Gearren Gray Griffith Phyllis Griffith Lois Harold Norman Hauser Nora Jean Hayes Robert Hepler Kenneth James Roger Jones Emily Ketner Dori s Lambeth Sue Lanier Frank Long, Jr. Marian Lashmit Johnny Lowder Judy Lutz Mary Martin Phyllis Mayes Sue Meadows Shirley Myers Mary Ellen Robertson Jerry Scott John Thomas Shoaf Tommy Shore Harley Smith Peggy Smith Bertha Smothers Katherine Stewart Frankie Vaught Wade Vogler Sandra Winters Bobby Wood Jane Wood FOURTH GRADE Donald Beckner Kenneth Beckner Annice Binkley Joan Bodsford Sandra Bodsford Richard Boles Burton Boner Jimmy Branaham Betty Brewer Miriam Brewer Linda Carpenter Una Bell Cook Charles Cornatzer Richard Crater Rita Craver Tommy Craver Don Cumby Faye Davis Wayne Davis Bobby Drane Tiffin Drane Judy Easter Leroy Ellis Billy Frye Ann Green Leonard Hayes Robert Hel I wig Elizabeth Hepler Roger Hockaday Evelyn Holder Bonnie Howard Brenda Howard Gene Howel I Jimmy Hunter Roxie Jester Linda Jones Barbara Lewis Betty Lewis Jane Lineback Pheobe Lineback Robert London Wi 11 iam London Bucky Martin Lennie Mathis Lonnie McDaniel Ronnie McDaniel Johnny Miller Marie Moody Polly Newman Cheryl Nifong Shirley Parker Brenda Phelps Joan Robertson Bobby Poplin Eddie Scharff Becky Sides Garland Sheets Garry Sheets Albert Smith Tim Smothers Thomas Snow Carol Stilley Charles Vest Gerald Vogler Geraldine Vogler Pauline Wagoner Kay Wells Sandra Wells Sharon Wells Harold White Janet Woosley Charles Wooten THIRD GRADE Betty Allgood Tommy Bauguess Stan Bingham Steve Bingham David Binkley Tony Blakely Wilma Bolt Loretta Boyer Bobby Brandon Phyllis Byerly Brenda Carpenter Donald Chapman Steve Cornwel I Bing Creasy Michael Cumbo Vivian Doby Cindy Doty Steve Dunn Sammie Eidson Nancy Ellis Jerry Farmer Carolyn Furches Gay Gabard Barbara Hel I wig Denni s Hendrix Jerald James Cynthia Jones Wayne Jones Diane Landreth Fay Legains Tonita Lonsford Carma Lustig Tommy McClullok Billy Meadows Charles Miller Vickie Miller Kay Myer s Mary Lee Myers Dolores Owens Vicky Parker Billy Parri sh Frankye Pickett Lenora Popl in Barry Quinn Judie Roberts Terry Tuttle June Todd Frances Spry Denni s Snow Robert Smith L inda Shutt Frankie Sheets Charles Tysinger Richard Vest Kathy Wells Bill Wellman Don Weisner Mary Williamson Michael White SECOND GRADE Judy Angel Jane Ashley Jim Bingham Henry Binkley Linda Binkley Wayne Binkley Chariie Boles Violet Bodford Ronnie Boyd Wayne Brandon Frank Brewer Darlene Byerly Melvin Carpenter Jimmie Chapman Josephine Cline Phyl li s Coffee Becky Cooper Henry Cox Sandra Dennis Terry Drane Frances Doby Elwood Flinchum Jimmy Frye James Gobble Van Griffith Van Hair Steve Harper Joella Hester Rebecca Hayes Eula Hepler Mary Louise Honeycutt Linda Howard Jerry Howel I Warren Howard Thomas Howel I Clarence James Jerry Johnson Michael Jones Vicky Jones Wilma Keaton Skipper Kiecher Terry Knight Donald Lane Cynthia Leagons Pedro Leagons Becky Long Michael O ' Brien Billy Poindexter Nancy Peck Reggie Pfaff Kay Phillips Ronnie Phi Mips Ronnie Robertson Eugene Rominger Ronnie Scharff Brenda Scott Gary Scott Sharon Scott Terry Scott Donald Sink Gary Sink Fred Snow Ronald Snow Mary Staton Raymond Stilley Larry Stone Raymond Stout David Vest Patricia Vogler Tommy Word Cheri Warner Johnny Wagner Anna Wood Irene Whitaker Billy White FIRST GRADE Darlene Allgood Rosie Binkley Janice Brandon Terry Byerly Hubert Carpenter Melba Carpenter Richard Carter Clinton Clampitt Ellen Cline Gary Conrad Martha Cox Stanley Crater Bobby Cul ler Ellen Cumby Michael Culbreth Becky Davis Chuck Davis Kathryn Davis Linda Dunn Becky Eidson Glenda Farmer Timothy Fishel Johnny Foster Steve Gearren Stamey Gobble Jack Griffith Larry Harbin Wayne Harold Rita Ann Hart Linda Hicks Buster Hicks Linda Kay Hickman Johnny Hire Geraldine Howell Frank James Richard James Becky Johnson David Jones Judy Jones Brenda Keaton Sylvia Keaton Wesley Keaton Donna Jean Kimel Nan Kimel Jimmy Lewis Tommy Lewi s Linda Long Tommy Lowder Montie Markland Michael McFalls Pat McGrady Clarence Mi I ler Steve Mini sh Charles Moore Carolyn Myers Teresa Nifong Judy Owens Roger Owens David Parks Christa Petticord Linda Phelps Don Poindexter Bennie Roberts James Rominger Pat Sapp John Scharff Roger Scott Joe Shutt Dwight Sink Donald Smith Michael Sink Roger Spach Jack Stanley Curti ss Staton Catherine Tuttle Wanda Tedder Beverly Surface David Tysinger Donald Wofford Rodney White Delores Wrights A WALL..; JANIE VAUGHT..Senior Attendant re shm an Attendi ant Iwcufl HememLe i j We’ll always remember our Senior Play, and the Christmas Pageant, thrilling ball games and the Junior-Senior; the excitement of Graduation. We’ll always remember our Senior Year with a smile and a bit of sweet nostalgia. ' s. feacheM. SPINET PIANOS GRAND PIANOS JESSE G. BOWEN MUSIC COMPANY HIGH GRADE PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS 217 West Fifth Street — Phone 7923 — Winston-Salem, N. C. CHARLES E. TALTON COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER VOGLER SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS — AMBULANCE SERVICE Dependable Service Since 1858 Phone 6101 Frank Vogler and Son Winston-Salem, N. C. BENNETT AND BAILEY GROCERY Groceries — Meats — Shoes Purina Chows — Esso Gas Quality — Service — Economy Clemmons Road Phone 3-5124 Pegram - Brewer Motor Co. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 527 North Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. R. FRANK BREWER, Owner Hillcrest Golf Course FOR THE BEST IN GOLF BILL JONES, Owner and Pro Located 6 miles west of Winston-Salem on Highway 158 PHONE 7570 ' l L. A. Reynolds Company INCORPORATED GRADING — EXCAVATING — LANDSCAPING LAKE BUILDING — ROAD BUILDING — ASPHALT PAVING ORNAMENTAL PLANTS Telephone 2-1169 1100 West First Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Westwood Motor Courts 3 miles west, highway 158 WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA WESTWOOD FABRIC SHOP J. R. Cadwallader WESTWOOD SERVICE STATION Phone 3-3514 Owner 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. ROBERT E. SCHARFF, SR. For after hours emergencies call 4-3282. Compliments of HARVEL FURNITURE COMPANY 1 1 8 South Hawthorne WINSTON-SALEM, N. C TRAVELERS SERVICE STATION CECIL JOYNER, Manager GLENN FRYE, Assistant Manager Phone 5-9460 Corner South Stratford and Oakwood Drive Compliments of HUNTLEY ' S FURNITURE STORE 316 North Liberty Street Phone 4-0581 Phone 6144 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. HIGHLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY !: LUMBER — PANELINGS — BUILDING MATERIALS { 1 ( ;■ ! Corner S. Stratford and Knollwood Street on the way to | ; WINSTON-SALEM j : P. O. Box 5455 Phone 2-1173 ! ' i ( 11 ( i ( � — - - - - —— j N. F. CRATER REFRIGERATION COMPANY Soles — Service 1432 South Stratford Road Phones 3-5447 or 6682 Winston-Salem, N. C r BEAN BROTHERS SHELL SERVICE STATION WASHING — WAXING — LUBRICATION AUTO ACCESSORIES : ( ( Phone 4-6729 South Stratford Road l i f s WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA j WILSON ' S FLOWER SHOP Corsages Funeral Designs Cut Flowers Special Designs Weddings Potted Plants Dish Gardens Pansy Plants Flowers For All Occasions WE DELIVER Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and George Ed, Owners CLEMMONS, N. C. Phone 4-5924 BINGHAM LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Wholesalers ! ' Route 2 Winston-Salem Phone 5-1624 ! CLEMMONS, N. C. I.. I FUEL OILS Free Oil Burner Service To i ■ Contract Customers j TAYLOR FUEL SERVICE Phone 4-0561 ; Oakwood Drive, Winston-Salem ! -1 McMILLIANS FURNITURE STORE Beautiful Furniture at Reasonable Prices Drive A Mile; Save A Dollar Save 30% At Mac ' s Highway 158 Phone 5-4877 Winston-Salem, N. C. It Pays To Look Well VISIT GOBBLE ' S BARBER SHOP Highway 158 J. HOWARD CRAVER CASH STORE Groceries — Gas — Oil Phone 3-8820 CLEMMONS, N. C. Compliments of DRUG SPECIALTIES, Inc. i i i 1 CLEMMONS, N. C. —i A. P. Warner PILLSBURY FEEDS Fertilizer — Seed — Cement — Mortar Cement TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: Indiana Avenue—Phone 3-2834 Clemmons Road—Phone 3-7166 _ - --— --------——■--——-——•——•—--I 2820 South Main Street Phone 2-4552 Thomas Maytag Company Water Heaters — Automatic and Convenient Washers Refrigerators — Ironers — Ranges DUO-THERM HEATERS AND WATER PUMPS Others Electrical Appliances W. L. THOMAS, Proprietor :: Taylor Brothers Inc. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Clemmons Milling Company Manufacturers of SUPREME FEEDS Dealers In Flour — Seeds — Dog Food — Lime — Fertilizer Meal — Grain — Mortar Mix — Cement — Roofing t Phone 2-1751 Clemmons, N. C. D. N. Hire Wes Livengood HIRE-LIVENGOOD FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings At Economical Prices CONVENIENT TERMS 1514 South Hawthorne Road Winston-Salem, N. C. PHONE 2-4439 Compliments of BILTMORE DAIRY South Stratford Road ; WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. i _ G. F. VAUGHT ' S ESSO SERVICE 580 South Stratford Washing — Waxing — Lubrication TIRE RECAPPING SERVICE Crome Trim Auto Accessories HAPPY MOTORING STARTS AT THE ESSO SIGN Phone 5-9215 After the Game Visit SHEET ' S BAR-B-Q (A favorite meeting place for Clemmons Students) Pit-Cooked Bar-B-Que All Kinds of Sandwiches Located on 158 Near Clemmons, North Carolina PHONE 3-6215 7 S SIDES GARAGE AND BODY SHOP ENAMEL PAINT JOBS Our Specialty 2215 Glenn Avenue Winston-Salem, N. C. PHONE 4-8651 BILL RAHN JEWELER — WATCHMAKER Watches — Watch Braclets Watch Repairing Diamonds 315 Reynolds Building PHONE 3-7478 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. FURCHES BROTHERS HARDWARE j HARDWARE — FURNITURE PAINTS — TOYS APPLIANCES j For Bargain Purchases, It ' s Frank Furcheses Exclusive Agents For I SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT PHILCO UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES j Hours: 7:00 to 7:00 Close 6:00 Wednesday and Saturday j Dial 3-8252 Clemmons, North Carolina j Whitney Furniture Company Inc. BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES EXPECT EXPECT to pay ; mk) TO PAY LESS LESS OPEN TIL 9:00 1302 South Hawthorne Road N. R. WELLS New Building and Repairs of All Kinds Compliments of THE COTTAGE LEROY SHEETS, Proprietor South Stratford Road [ L Highway 158 at Waughtown Road Telephone 3-7783 WINSTON-SALEM SEAFOOD COMPANY 2702 NORTH LIBERTY s ' ' ) 11 If fish is the dish dial 3-4386 1 1 L --------—-—-— YEARBOOK PUBLISHERS PHONE 4-7851 13)8 SOUTH HAWTHORNE ROAD SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA _ _ — ■H |