Clemmons High School - Clemmemories Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

IX f : llillTIlf mm . _ 4 _ _ — r ' u y— jL r £ f CJ Uf. P £ 760 6 Lo t. Si 3 + cy c y-i jUs s6 a Z f £L o? di£Zd(Z+ Ltsuje 4 4 sO L L -6 % £y£- J £ f -. y ' y� - ' a THE SENIOR CLASS Of Clemmons High School Mention Mrs. Wynona Butner Faithful service, an energetic spirit, and a geniune in¬ terest in all students have made her a favorite among the high-school instructors. By setting high standards for her¬ self and the students with which she has come in contact, she has promoted among her associates a sincere regard for high principles. For all of this, the Class of 1956 respectfully dedicates this edition of our yearbook to a true friend and teacher. Mrs. Wynona Butner. Administration PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIAM F. MORGAN B. S., Wake Forest M. Ed. U. N. C. MRS. E. E. POWELL Secretary MR. GEORGE T. MOODY English French I and II A. B. Wofford College MRS. CATHERINE H. SMITH Home Economics B. S., W. C. U. N. C. MRS. WYNONA BUTNER Science and Social Studies B. S., Western Carolina Teachers College MR. L. O. CROTTS Agriculture B. A., N. C. State College MRS. JANE SCARCE Engl ish B. A., Eastern Carolina Teachers Col lege MR. A. D. DENNY MISS FRANCES CCOK MRS. ANNIE E. BROWE Physical Education and Science B. S., Citadel and U.N.C. Physical Education and Science B. S., Appalachian State Teachers College Librarian W.C.U.N.C., U.N.C., and U. of California MRS. HARRY W. SHANNONHOUSE Mathematics Queens Col lege Kent State University MISS DAPHENE CAMPBELL Business Education B. S., Appalachian State Teachers College 2 MRS. BARBARA ORRELL Music B.A., Orlando University SHIRLEY HOLTON Assoc. Editor The Annual Staff DIANE BINGHAM Editor-in-Chief ANN CAROL ELLIS RUTH GREEN Feature Editors JACK JONES KENNETH HARPE Art Editors JIM FANT IRIS WOOSLEY POPLIN Activity Editors JEANETTE LINEBACK GAYE BREWER Elementary Editors GEORGE ED WILSON CAROLYN BODSFORD Business Managers TOMMY MAHANNAH BARBARA CRAVER Sports Editors ELIZABETH BQDSFORD GRACE MYERS Typists PARKE DAVIS JOE CUMBY Advertising Editors HH SflIIOflS CLASS OFFICERS JIM HIGGINS.... GAYE BREWER.... BARBARA CRAVER. RUTH GREEN. SHIRLEY HOLTON .President Vice-President .Secretary .Treasurer .Reporter Seniors BETTY JANE ANGEL May I be no mans enemy DIANE ELIZABETH BINGHAM It is in living wisely and fully that ones soul grows CAROLYN SUE BODSFORD On these qualities friendship thrives ELIZABETH ANN BODSFORD Thou art fairer than the evening dew AGATHA FRANCES BREWER Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired MARGARET MARIE CORNWELL A quiet mind is richer than a crown ■-. ' .w . Seniors BARBARA JEAN CRAVER We are here to add what we can not to get what we can from life ANN CAROL ELLIS Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings RUTH ELIZABETH GREEN To go forth and attain SHIRLEY JANE HOLTON Ever achieving. Ever pursuing BARBARA JEANETTE LINEBACK The shortest and surest way to prove a work possible is to strenuously to set about it GRACE RUTH MYERS I live for those who love me Seniors AURELIA ANN PHELPS Not what we give but what we share REBECCA JANE PICKETT Perfect valor is to do, without a wit¬ ness, all that we could do before the whole world BARBARA SINK Be the best of whatever you are JACQUELINE RAMONA SMOTHERS The only way to have a friend is to be one I EMILY GAIL SPARKS ! Laughing girl, understanding woman h I RICHARD LEE CANTER The activity of the mind rises to still greater, and to better objects ✓vsl tfa-YSta S Seniors JOSEPH RAYMOND CUMBY Every man who observes virgilantly and resolves steadfastly grows un¬ consciously into genius PARKE ALLISON DAVIS A person is real ly al ive only when he is moving forward to something more JIMMY SHELDON FANT We must fight a good battle and we must become men WILLIAM C. HARLESS A great deal can be done by excer- ising your common sense KENNETH VERNON HARPE The soul little suspects its own courage JAMES ROY HIGGINS Courage consists not in blindly over¬ looking danger, but in seeing it and conquering it Seniors JAMES HUTCHINS The happy man is he who lives the life of love, not for honors but for life itself MARVIN THOMAS MAHANNAH The soul that can render an honest and a perfect man commands al I light SAMUEL GLENN MARSHALL It ' s doing your job as best you can and being just to your fellow man ARTHUR THOMAS McCLAMROCK, JR. He waits not on life but lives already I DONALD MENDENHALL The journey of a thousand miles be¬ gins with one step JESSE THOMAS PARKS Life is health, joy, and laughter Seniors ROGER ALLEN POWELL The good gray road is faithful to your tread JACK GOUGH REED Machines move mountains, but init¬ iative moves men THOMAS ELWOOD TATE Not that you won or lost, but how you played the game GEORGE EDWARD WILSON His wit will see him through MASCOTS JOHNNY REED CATHY HALL SENIOR STATISTICS BETTY JANE ANGEL Bible Club 1,2; F.H.A.; Intramural Sports l;Chri$tmas Pageant Usher 4; Fashion Show 1,2. DIANE ELIZABETH BINGHAM F. H. A. 1,2, President 2; Y-Teens 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Chief 4; Delegate to Y-Teen State Convention; Junior Play; Junior Marshal 3; Keyettes 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Class Day Officer 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Piano Pupil 1,2,3; Christmas Pageant 4; Scouts 1,2,4, Vice-President 4; Superlative 4; Editor, CLEMMEMCRIES 4; Booster Club 2,3; Pied¬ mont Bowl 2; Fireman ' s Bowl 4; Homecoming Attendant 1,2; Queen 4; Student Council 2; Fashion Show 2; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Toast, Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Honor Rol I 1,2,3,4; WTGB Monthly TV Pro¬ gram 2. CAROLYN SUE BGDSFORD F. H. A. 1, 2, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President and Program Chairman 4; F. T. A. 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Junior Play Usher 3; Christmas Pageant Usher 4; CLEMMEMCRIES 4; Girl Scout 3, 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Fashion Show 2. ELIZABETH ANN BODSFORD CLEMMEMCRIES 4; Chorus 2, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Fashion Shop 2; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. GAYE FRANCES BREWER Class Officer 2,4; Chief Marshal 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 3; Keyettes 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Booster Club 2, 3; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Class Day Officer 2; Fashion Show 2; CHATTERBOX 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MARGARET MARIE CORNWELL F.H.A. 1,2, 3; Library 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Superlative 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Fashion Show 2; Intramural Sports 3. BARBARA JEAN CRAVER CLEMMEMCRIES 4; Y-Teens 2; CHATTERBOX 4; F.H.A. 1; Keyettes 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3; Library Club 1; Class Day Officer 4; Home¬ coming Attendant 4; Class Officer 4; Halloween Queen Attendant 2; Fashion Show 2; Toast, Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Christmas Pageant 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1; Coach, Intramural Sports 2,4. ANN CAROL ELLIS F.H.A. 1,2, Treasurer 2; Library Club Secretary 3, President 4; Boos¬ ter Club 2; Fashion Show 2; Intramural Sports 3,4; Junior Play Usher 3; Class Officer 1; Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4; First Aider 3; Piano Recital 1, 2, 3; Clemmon s Chatter 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Class Day Officer 4; Christmas Pageant Usher 4. RUTH ELIZABETH GREEN F.H.A. 1, Officer 2; Band 1, Officer 3; Bible Club 1; Fashion Show 2; Keyettes 3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Christmas Pageant 4; CHATTERBOX 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Class Officer 4; Class Day Officer 4; Intra¬ mural Sports 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Superlative 4; Perfect At¬ tendance 1. SHIRLEY JANE HOLTON Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance l;Class Officer 1,3,4, Pres¬ ident 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 2, President 3; Freedom For¬ um 2, 3; Junior Town Meeting 2; Cheerleader 2,3; Booster Club 2,3; WTCB Monthly TV Program 2; Fashion Show 2; Intramural Sports 2,3, 4, Captain 4; Student Council 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Junior Play 3; Chil¬ dren ' s Theater 3, 4; I Speak for Democracy Contest 3; The Big Change County Speaking Contest 3; Courteous Driving State Speaking Contest 3; Homecoming Court 3; Piedmont Bowl 3; Y-Teens 4; Queen of Valentine ' s Court 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Assistant Ed¬ itor, CLEMMEMCRIES 4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; CHAT¬ TERBOX 4. BARBARA JEANETTE LINEBACK Class Officer 1,3; F.H.A. 1; Intramural Sports 1,2, Coach 2,3; Bas¬ ketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Y-Teens 2; Library Club 1; Chorus 2; Girl Scouts 1,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Keyettes 3,4, President 3,4; Superlative 4; Class Day Officer 4; CLEMMEMORIES 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Junior Play 3; Fashion Show 2; Toast, Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Boos¬ ter Club 2,3. GRACE RUTH MYERS F. H. A. 1, 2; Y-Teens 3,4; Booster Club 2,3; CLEMMEMORIES 4; Fashion Show 2; Christmas Pageant 4; CHATTERBOX 4; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Intra¬ mural Softball 2; Senior Representative Popularity Queen 4. AURELIA ANN PHELPS F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Fashion Show 1,2; F. H. A. Fashion Show 3; Glee Club 3; Junior Play Usher 3; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Booster Club 3. REBECCA JANE PICKETT Class Officer 2, 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historian 2; Glee Club 1,2,4, Vice-President 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Piano 1; Editor-in-Chief, CHATTER BOX 4; Junior Play Usher 3; Keyettes 4; Fashion Show 2; Christmas Pageant 4; Superlative 4; Intramural Sports 2; Girl Scouts 3,4. JACQUELINE RAMONA SMOTHERS F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Fashion Show 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Softball 2; Class Officer 4; Chorus 1,2; Booster Club 2. EMILY GAIL SPARKS Mocksville 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; Officer Assistant 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 1; Jun¬ ior Play 3; Superlative 4. SENIOR STATISTICS RICHARD LEE CANTER Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Electronics 2; Student Council 2; Junior Play 3; Audio Visual 2, 3; Home Economics 4; Football Manager 3; Baseball Mana¬ ger 2; Christmas Pageant 4; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4; Hi-Y Officer 4; Class Day Officer 4. JOSEPH RAYMOND CUMBY Key Club 2,3,4, President 4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Chief Marshal 3; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4; CLEMMEMORIES STAFF 4; Band 3, Christ¬ mas Pageant 4; Chorus 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2. PARKE ALLISON DAVIS Key Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Marshal 3; Football 3; Intramural 2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; CLEMMEMORIES STAFF 4; Class Day Officer 4; Superlative 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Fire Squad 2,3,4; Junior Var¬ sity Basketball 2. JAMES SHELDON FANT Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; CLEMMEMORIES STAFF 4; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4; Boosters Club 3; Hi-Y Basketball 3,4; Home Economics 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Superl¬ ative 4; I.S.P. 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM CICERO HARLESS Beaver Creek High School; Hobby Club 1; Bus Drivers Club 1; Glee Club 1, 3; Glee Club Boy 2; Sports Club 1,2; Chorus 2; Bus Drivers Club 3; F.F.A. Club 1; Clemmons: Hi-Y Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Man¬ ager Basketball, Football, and Baseball 4; Superlative 4; Chorus 3,4. KENNETH VERNON HARPE Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4, Vice-President 4; Bible Class 4; Su¬ perlative 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Intramural Softball 1; Booster Club 2; Hi-Y Basketball 4; CLEMMEMORIES STAFF 4; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4. JAMES ROY HIGGINS Class Officer 1,4, President 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3, Reporter 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Football 3; Intramural Softball 2; Intramural Basketball 4; Superlative 4; Key Club 4; Chaplain 4; Marshal 3; Future Teachers Club 4; Booster Club 2,3. JAMES HUTCHINS Football 3, 4; Hi-Y 1,4; Key Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Superlative 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Hi-Y Basketball 4. JACK LEVIN JONES Key Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Club 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; FootbalI 2,3,4; Fire Squad 4; All County Football 4; CLEMMEMORIES STAFF 4; Intramural Basketball and Softball 1; Booster Club 3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Chorus 3; CHATTER¬ BOX STAFF 4; Junior Varsity Baseball 1; Boy Scouts 1,2. MARVIN THOMAS MAHANNAH CLEMMEMORIES STAFF 4; Christmas Pageant 4; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4; Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Honorable Mention All County 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Baseball 3, Honorable Mention 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Chorus 2; Student Council 2,4, Vice-President 4; Booster Club 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1; Coach Intramural 2,4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Junior Play Usher 3; Superlative 4; Halloween Attendant 2, King 3. SAMUEL GLENN MARSHALL Key Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y Club 1; Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Class Officer 2,3, President 2, Treasurer 3; Football 4, Manager 3; Superlative 4; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Christmas Pageant 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Safety Patrol Captain 1; Senior All Star Football 4; Golf 3; Junior Play 3. ARTHUR THOMAS McCLAMROCK, JR. Hi-Y 1; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Christmas Pageant 4; Chorus 2,4. JESSE THOMAS PARKS Hi-Y 1,4; Intramural 1,2,3; Midget Football 1,2; Junior Varsity Bas¬ ketball 2; Fire Squad 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 4; Christmas Pageant Usher 4; Chorus 2,4. ROGER ALLEN POWELL Junior Varsity BasketbalI 1; Hi-Y Club 1,4; F.F. A. 2,3, Secretary 3; Parliamentary Team 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Junior Play 3; Baseball 3,4; Superlative 4; Joseph in Christmas Pageant 4; Intramural Sports 3,4. JACK GOUGH REED F.F.A. 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball and Baseball 1, 2; Junior Play; Homecoming Escort 3,4; Associate Editor of CHATTER¬ BOX 4; Fire Squad 2,3,4; Booster Club 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Superlative 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Bible Club 1; Audio Visual 1,2. THOMAS ELWOOD TATE, JR. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3; Superlative 4; Intramural Sports 2, 4; Senior All Star Football 4; Electronics 3; Baseball 4; Home Economics 4; Audio Visual 2,3; Hi-Y Canteen Man¬ ager 4; Hi-Y Basketball 3,4; Bible Club 1; Christmas Pageant 4; Boos¬ ter Club 2; I.S.P. 1,2,3,4; Intramural Softball 1. GEORGE EDWARD WILSON F.F.A. 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4 Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; CHATTERBOX STAFF 4; Class Day Officer 4; Fire Squad 2,3,4; Booster Club 2; Bus Driver 3, 4; Superlative 4; Intramural Sports 1; Christmas Pageant 4; Audio Vis¬ ual 1; Safety Patrol 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Coach Intramural 3,4; CLEM¬ MEMORIES STAFF 4. 4 BABY SNAPSHOTS 1. Diane Bingham 2. Carolyn Bodsford 3. Gaye Brewer 4. Richard Canter 5. Barbara Craver 6. Parke Davis 7. Ann Carol Ellis 8. Ruth Green 9. Bill Harless 10. Shirley Holton 11. Jack Jones 12. Jeanette Lineback 13. Tommy Mahanrfah 14. Sam Marshall 15. Tom McClamrock 16. Grace Myers 17. Ann Phelps 18. Rebecca Pickett 19. Jackie Smothers 20. Emily Sparks 21. George Wilson CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES BINKLEY. ANN SPAINHOUR. JEAN TISE. JUDY ELLINGHAM ANGIE BESHEARS.. .President Vice-President .Secretary . Treasurer .Reporter Juniors ANGIE BESHEARS FRANCES CLINARD GEORGIA COLEMAN JOYCE CRAVER LOIS CRAVER PEGGY DAVIS -V DORIS DENTISTE JUDITH ELLINGHAM JEAN HAIR SUE JONES LILLIE BE LLE KEATON GLENDA LINEBACK ) s ' PATTY HOOKER LINDA HOWARD DONNA LOU JONES Juniors JANET LOWDER RUBY MOODY NANCY SETLIFF SARAH SLOAN JO ANN SMITH EVELYN SMOTHERS ANN SPAINHOUR JEAN TISE NANCY VAUGHT BETTY WHISENHUNT PATSY WOOSLEY DOROTHY WORRELL PARTICIA WORRELL CHARLES BINKLEY RALPH BOLT Juniors LEE BRANDON GRADY BREWER FLOYD COX JERRY COX T. L. GRIFFITH MACK HENSON GENE HOOTS GEORGE JONES EDDIE MEADOWS CHARLES PARKER CHESTER ROBERTSON ALVIN SHORE TOMMY SHUTT BILL SMITH BILL WAFFORD ALLEN WRIGHTS i v.’ • CLASS OFFICERS ALTCN JCNES.Treasurer RAY SPAINHGUR.Secretary BILL BREWER.Vice-President DAVID CAUDLE.President - Sophomores PATSY BINGHAM JANICE BODSFORD SUE BREWER ROSA CASE GEORGIA COLEMAN REVA COOK MONA DAVIS SUZANNE DAVIS PAULA DRANE CAROLYN JOHNSON DOROTHY JONES ANN GAIL LEWIS SHIRLEY EDWARDS KATHRYN FRANKLIN FAYE HARRIS . Sophomores JOANNE McCLAMROCK CAROLYN PICKETT JANE SMITH BARBARA STEWART JAMES BERRIER BILL BREWER JOE BREWER JOHNNY BOYER LARRY BRANDON JAMES BRITT DAVID CAUDLE KENT DAVIS KENNETH EASTER DOUGLAS GOBBLE ALTON JONES Sophomores ROBERT LAMBETH GLENN PHELPS JIMMY SAPP I ! I ROBERT SMITH RAY SPAINHOUR WILSON SPARKS, JR. f HAROLD STEWART BILLY WILLIAMS t ' 4 J B ' « CLASS OFFICERS TERRY CAUDLE.... MICKEY DUNN... ANNA LCNSFORD LAWRENCE DAVIS. .President Vice-President .Secretary .Treasurer Fresh men BETTY JO ALLEN KAY BONER JANE BREWER ELIZABETH BURKE i JANE CORNWELL THELMA EDWARDS ALICE GRIFFITH PAT HARLESS Jj MARTHA HUFF AUDREY JAMES JUANITA JOHNSON JANET JONES ? k« PHENIE LAMBETH WANDA LAWSON ANN LOWDER NANCY McCLAMROCK ; O ' if •0 fl JANE TODD PAULINE TYSINGER NANCY VEST BRENDA WAGNER 1 Freshmen L. J. BECKNER JAMES BOLES WOODROW BOLES H. M. BOYER EDWARD BREWER CLIFTON BURKE TERRY CAUDLE GEORGE CHARLES WENT CORNATZER DICK COX DONALD CRATER TERRY CULLER LAWRENCE DAVIS JIMMY DOBY STEVE FOSTER TRAVIS FOSTER JERRY JONES PERRY JONES BENNIE HARRIS LEON HOLTON PLEDGER KEATON DALE KIMEL ARLEY LANE LON LIVENGOOD Freshmen LARRY LONG FRANK LUSTIG TONY LUTZ JAMES MONROE HAROLD PARKER GEORGE PHELPS CLIFFORD ROMINGER RICHARD SHEETS JERRY SMITH ROY SPACH WAYNE SPARKS JERRY TEAGUE s ; ERNEST TEMPLETON DONALD TODD THEODORE TODD JOHNNY WEISNER RANDY WILLIAMS IRVIN WILLIAMSON CLASS DAY OFFICERS CLASS POEM Come let us one and all our voices raise To Clemmons School in loyalty and praise— This phrase will ne ' er be forgotten By the Class of ' 56; We acknowledge your forbearance And into our hearts we place A deep regard for those momentous years And the memories we embrace. In the primary school we linger And think what imps we ' ve been And wonder why we were so dear— To those patient teachers then. We ' ll wonder if the kids still sing The simple songs we did. We ' ll wonder if they ' ll ever find The places where we hid. Cur thoughts will go back to the dirtpile. The swings, the marbles, and the slingshot, And wonder how we lived through That bloody nose we got! Then our thoughts will amble on To those books of Tom and Muff, To the girls in frilly dresses And the boys who were so tough. In games we competed with the older kids. But, of course, they always won. So we decided to just be brats And have a little fun! The girls no longer wore pigtails, Or skirts above their knees. The boys abandoned their knickers And the girls soon learned to tease. Then before we realized That cherished moment was there When we became high-school freshmen With new pledges, dreams, and cares. Ch just think of the fun we had At those half-grown up parties. And don ' t forget the games we played Ch weren ' t we little smartiesl! I Next we progressed to the tenth grade Boy, we were the stuff- But when the curfew hour began to toll We still hurried home in a huff. The next year we were juniors And, indeed, we were proud of this. Slowly some tranquil change took place And our hearts would often reminisce. We became more independent We began to look ahead We realized the importance of each moment And, oh, how those moments fled. And now we ' re full-fledged seniors, We ' ve travelled quite a long way From little kids who ran and played To this somber, yet joyous day. We ' re still really quite youthful We have our future in store And longingly as the years go by We ' ll look back more and more. And Clemmons School we ' ll ever praise For twelve years of happy, useful days. SHIRLEY HOLTON CLASS SONG MOMENTS TO REMEMBER To Clemmons High we bid farewell Cur departure brings the tears that tell We will have these moments to r emember. And when we ' ve gone our separate way We ' ll think of you both night and day These will be sweet moments to remember MMKMBMMMMMNMHMMM And ore the years we ' ll reminisce Of the faculty with tenderness €J ' .. I . Oh, twill be sue h moments to remember mm. 1 I £.f? i —i-j- and the present c lisappears The memories of Clemmons High will echo through the years. HdHElMi . We realize as time grows nigh We ' ll remember Clemmons with a sigh and all its moments to remember. DIANE BINGHAM JEANETTE LINEBACK CLASS PROPHECY It ' s a sweltering hot day in July 1966, the place, the fabulous Tanglewood Resort. The class of 1956 are gathering for their first reunion. As the guests begin arriving, we see the manager, Parke Davis, hurrying forward to greet and help settle everyone. One of the bellboys, Bill Harless, in a jaunty red cap, rushes to get the luggage of Rebecca Pick¬ ett and Ruth Green, two very successful teachers at the Clemmons Academy. A flashy convertible comes swerving down the drive and out bounds Jim Higgins, a famed lawyer from New York. Wait, that face looks very familiar, why it ' s none other than witty Emily Sparks. Emily is now one of the best bus drivers the Greyhound Bus, Inc., has ever had. Wandering through the beautiful gardens, we find Jack Jones working diligently at a new picture. He is the famous Jacque Jones, internationally-known artist. Betty Angel and Ann Phelps join us dressed very elegantly in their own department store ' s products. Over by the spacious hotel ' s garage, we hear George Wilson and Tom McClamrock pointing out the amazing features of their newly created WIL-ROCK car. The would-be buyer is the celebrated songstress, Carolyn Bodsford. She is one of the Juke Box favorites, recording on the CHS label. Down near the golf course, a game of pitch is in session. Tossing some neat curves, and fast baseballs are Jim Font and Tommy Mahannah, two professional players for the Dodgers. Gn the sidelines is one of their faithful fans, Barbara Craver, now a famous clarinet player with the Clemmons Symphony Grchestra. Refusing to admit defeat from the world ' s champion golf player is Sam Marshall, the dynamic Sen¬ ator. The champion, Elizabeth Bodford, is off to London tomorrow to defend her title. Strolling by the glamorously-shaped swimming pool, we can see several of our alumnae enjoying the sun and water. Now the chief lifeguard, Margaret Cornwell, sits dozing in the sunshine. The ever popular disc jockey Thomas Tate appears to be deep in conversation with Gerald Sheets, the new horse¬ back riding instructor at this magnificent resort. Back in the cool stylish dining room, having a delightful lunch, we see other of our classmates. Shirley Holton, who is proprietress of the Tanglewood Luncheon Club, looks languishly over her guests for the evening. The house detective, looking very reserved enters, who else but James Hutchins. An¬ other of the employees, Jeanette Lineback comes in looking very attractive in her nurse ' s uniform. Straight from Wall Street we see Roger Powell, the widely-known broker entering. With him is Jackie Smothers, now the secretary at Clemmons Academy. Looking very dignified is Doctor Jack Reed. We understand his practi ce is really thriving these days. A couple of celebrities appear, these being Grace Myers, the great novelist, now working on a new idea, and Joe Cumby, the newest bobbysox rage from Hollywood. Seated at a nearby table we hear Dianne Bingham and Jesse Parks discussing their prosperous part¬ nership in the Clemmons Lumber Mills, Inc. Joining us now is Gaye Brewer, dressed exclusively in Paris originals, and who by the way is living in France working as a French translator. Kenneth Harp strolls in. He is proud owner and operator of a local dancing school. Covering this gala event for the Clemmons Daily News is Ann Carol Ellis. Here comes a late comer, Richard Canter, who was recently voted father of the year. Each member of the class of ' 56 has come quite a long way in these ten years. Tomorrow each will go back to their different positions in the world, with best wishes for success and happiness for each other. In another ten years the class will meet again. We hope the place will be as beautiful and lux¬ urious as this Tanglewood Resort. ANN CAROL ELLIS Class Prophetess CLASS HISTORY In 1944, a new group of well-scrubbed little boys and girls entered the huge brick building called Clemmons School. Cur first teachers were Mrs. Nona Watkins and Miss Mock. Some of the first to enter were Diane Bingham, Ruby Hogue, and Grace Myers, priding them¬ selves with their long curls. Ready for a good fight were Lee Brandon, Billy Heath, Jimmy Doby, and Bill Hauser. Carolyn Lowder, Carolyn Bodsford, and Jeanette Lineback, finding the whole affair very sad, were busy crying on each other ' s shoulders. George Wilson, Roger Powell, Norman Foster, and Joe Cumby could be seen teasing and hold¬ ing hands with the girls. Seen getting off to a good start with the teachers by bringing them an apple were Tommy Shutt, and Rebecca Pickett. Ann Carol Ellis and Joyce Payne looked very neat in their pig tails tied with big brightly- colored ribbons. Ready with pencils and paper to get an education were Ruth Green, Shirley Holfon, Earl Butler, and Bobby Al len. Refusing to give up their toys were Myrtle Morris, Libby Hunter, Jerry Webster, and Harold Stewart. In the back of the room Bing Davis, Tommy McClamrock and Frank Blake were busy shooting spit-wads. Hiding behind their mother ' s skirts were Margaret Cornwell, Lillie Belle Keaton, Jackie Smothers, and Donald Mendenhall. Caro! Hayes was seen having fun playing pranks on everyone. Barbara Ann Canter and Patsy Tilley could be seen sitting in a corner nursing their thumbs. David Canter, Ralph Griffith and Gene Isom had a good game of marbles going in the cloak room. Bill Smith and Tommy Mahannah entered, each carrying a miniature football. Finding very much to giggle about were Betty Gann, Barbara Craver, and Gaye Brewer. Just sitting and observing with interest all the activity were Allen Wrights, Hobert Hutchens, and Ralph Spaugh. Wanda Willey and Jo Ann Edwards appeared to be very absorbed in a big picture book. Joanna Simmons and Betty Rae Teague could be seen tossing their curls and winking at all the boys. Getting into quite a mess from some red modeling clay were Gerald Sheets, William Binkley, Johnny Long worth, and James Martin. Elizabeth Bodsford and Betty Whisenhunt entered very shyly and took a front seat. James Nelson and Richard Cox tried to catch the pretty gold fish while Iris Woosley and Jim Higgins watched very attentively. Leaving us at the end of the first grade were David Canter, Earl Butler, Joyce Payne, Bill Hauser, Gene Isom, Jimmy Doby, Carolyn Lowder, Ralph Spaugh, Betty Rae Teague, Betty Whisen¬ hunt and Wanda Stilley. Joining us in the second grade were Gerald Zean Brown, Janie Ellis and Wilbur Foster. Our teachers were Mrs. Nona Watkins and Mrs. Bynum Davis. At the end of this year we lost Wilbur Foster, Hobert Hutchens, Billy Heath, James Nelson, Myrtle Morris, Jerry Webster and Bill Smith. In the beginning of the third grade we gained several students in our ranks, Billy Boles, Darrell Craft, Franklin Britt, Bobby Meilstrup, Evelyn Ellis, Bobby Parrish, Claude Phillips, Robert Fry, Ed Gregory, Billy Stevens, Barbara Phillips, and Raymond Bullard. This year, our teachers were Mrs. Sellars and Mrs. McBrayer. We finished the third, losing Ruby Hogue, Ed Gregory, and Raymond Bullard. Upon entering the fourth grade we gained Carrie Craver, Billy Brendle, Jacqueline Martin, W. V. Tysinger, Jr., Peggy Tysinger, Gene Ellis, Jennie Hellard, Jack Reed, Bobby Reed, Barbara Bods¬ ford, Peggy Cole, Sam Marshall, Bobby Dickens Jo Ann Howard, Marvin Spaugh, Patsy Tilley, Carole Ann Finnlyson, Edra Blevins, and Shirley Brendle. The teachers were Mrs. Ray Gibbs and Miss Truitt. Leaving us this year were Shirley Brendle, Billy Brendle, Frank Britt, Peggy Tysinger, Claude Phillips, Barbara Phillips, Jo Ann Edwards, Patsy Stilley, Tommy Shutt, Carole Ann Finnalyson, Edra Blevins, Bobby Dickens, Jo Ann Howard and Marvin Spaugh. With Mrs. Johnson ' and Mrs. Potts as our teachers, Lindon Canter, Howard McKnight, Joe Hol¬ der, Ann Phelps, Edna Sloan, Shirley Sloan, Kenneth Harp, Jimmy Sheets, Janet White and Betty CLASS HISTORY Angel joined us for our fifth year. Leaving us in the fifth grade were Barbara Canter, Lindon Canter, Darrell Craft, Jacqueline Martin, Bobby Meilstrup, Gene Ellis, W. V. Tysinger, Jr., Bobby Parrish, Jimmy Sheets and Janet White. Upon entering the sixth grade our teachers were Miss Whitaker and Mrs. Moody. Miss Gibson replaced Miss Whitaker at the half of the year. We welcomed the following new students, Shirley Lynch, Emmet Bolt, Wayne Pfaff, and Camilla Beamon. Saying good-bye to us at the end of this year were Frank Blake, Gerald Zean Brown, Peggy Cole, Joe Holder, Bobby Reed, and Joanna Simmons. In the seventh grade, our teachers were Mr. Fitzpatrick and Mr. Pope. Joining us this year were Loyd Wrights, Anita Beck, Betty Myers, Joanna Simmons, Parke Davis, Ruth Snider, and Donald Johnson. Leaving us at the end of the seventh grade were Anita Beck, Billy Boles, Carrie Craver, Howard McKnight, Loyd Wrights, Billy Stevens, Joanne Simmons, Camilla Beamon and Donald Johnson. In the eighth grade, our class was permitted the special privileges of attending hi gh school as¬ sembly and pep rallies. We were under the direction of Miss Edith Noble and Mrs. Luther Crotts. Cur new students were Ellis Welch from Pennsylvania and Jack Jones. Leaving us before our first year in high school were Bing Davis, Robert Fry, Ruth Snider, Shir¬ ley Sloan, Johnny Longworth, Allen Wrights, and Edna Sloan. Starting our high school career, we gained Rex Cheek, C. L. Cheek, Delmer Hicks and Tom Tate. Leaving us were D. C. Blakely, Rex Cheek, C. L. Cheek, Evelyn Ellis, Emmett Bolt, Betty Myers, Delmer Hicks, Ellis Welch, Wayne Pfaff, and Edna Sloan. Cur homeroom teachers were Miss Catherine Hudson and Mr. L. G. Crotts. Class officers were: President, Joe Cumby; Vice-President, Jim Higgins; Secretary, Jeanette Lineback; Treasurer, Ann Carol Ellis; Reporter, Shirley Holton. In the tenth grade we were a delightfully happy group and the many parties we had bears out this statement. Also, some serious romances were not far in the offing. Those who joined us this year were Bing Davis, Joe Medford, Bill Brandon, Jim Fant, and James Hutchins. Leaving us were Bing Davis, Joe Medford, Betty Gann, and Barbara Bodsford. Our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Wynona Butner and Mr. Arville Stanley. Class officers were: President, Sam Marshall; Vice-President, Joe Cumby; Secretary, Gaye Brewer; Treasurer; Rebecca Pickett. Perhaps the most memorable year was our Junior year when we shared the joy of working and planning for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Also we had an exciting time presenting Hobgoblin House which was directed by Mr. George Moody. This year we gained Barbara Sink and Bill Harless. Leav¬ ing us were Norman Foster, Ralph Griffith, Carol Hayes, Jennie Hellard, and Bill Brandon. Gur homeroom teachers were Mrs. Wynona Butner and Mr. George T. Moody. Class officers were: Presi¬ dent, Shirley Holton; Vice-President, Joe Cumby; Secretary, Rebecca Pickett; Treasurer, Sam Mar¬ shall; Reporter, Jeanette Lineback. Then our Senior year arrived, being the best of all. This year we published the CHATTERBOX and CLEMMEMORIES. We were guests at a very beautiful Junior-Senior Banquet, and we enjoyed working on the Senior Play which was directed by Mrs. Jane Scarce. Joining our noble ranks were Juanita Weaver and Emily Sparks. Leaving us during the year were Don Mendenhall, Iris Woosley, Barbara Sink, and Juanita Weaver. Our homeroom sponsor was Miss Frances Cook. Class Officers were: President, Jim Higgins; Vice-President, Gaye Brewer; Secretary, Barbara Craver; Treasurer, Ruth Green; Reporter, Shirley Holton; Devotional Chairman, Jackie Smothers. Those who graduated with the Class of ' 56 were: Betty Angel, Diane Bingham, Carolyn Bodsford, Elizabeth Bodsford, Barbara Craver, Ann Carol Ellis, Ruth Green. Shirley Holton, Jeanette Lineback, Grace Myers, Rebecca Pickett, Jackie Smothers, Ann Phelps, Emily Sparks, Parke Davis, Richard Canter, Jim Fant, Kenneth Harpe, Jim Higgins, James Hutchins, Jack Jones, Tommy Mahannah, Tommy McClamrock, Sam (Marshall, Jesse Parks, Gerald Sheets, Jack Reed, Thomas Tate, George Wilson, Bill Harless, Roger Powell, and Joe Cumby. As we reach our anxiously awaited goal, we realize that we have not done this alone, but by the help of our principal, teachers, and classmates. There are no words with which to express our gratitude to you, so we only say, thank you. We have sought the best, and we feel we have obtained it, for our school days have been one of the richest experiences of our lives; and so we leave, cher¬ ishing the fondest memories of Clemmons School. JOE CUMBY RUTH GREEN Historians LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Forsyth Township of Clemmons Clemmons High School We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six of Clemmons High School, realiz¬ ing our impending departure from this school, do hereby declare and present our last will and testament. ARTICLE I Section 1. We, the Senior Class, do leave to Clemmons School our deepest appreciation for our educational opportunities and making our school days memories we will always cherish. Section 2. We, the Senior Class, do leave to the rising Senior Class our place as dignified seniors and our ability to get along with the faculty. ARTICLE II Section 1. To our principal, Mr. Morgan, we leave our sincere gratitude for his helpful¬ ness and understanding leadership in guiding us to our goal. Section 2. To the faculty, we leave a sweet sense of peace after four years of struggle. ARTICLE III Section 1. The Senior Class leaves the Sophomore Class a renewed courage to face Mrs. Butner and her history and chemistry classes. Section 2. We, the Senior Class, leave to the Freshmen our ability to win the Intramural Basketball Tournament. Section 3. We, the Seniors, leave to the rising Freshman Class our hopes that they will have a most successful four years ' of education and enjoyment. ARTICLE IV Section 1 . The Senior Class leaves to the Cafeteria Staff our appreciation for their prepa¬ ration of such delicious meals. Section 2. To the maid and janitor, we leave our thanks for keeping our building clean and making it a pleasant place to study. Section 3. To the buildings and buses we leave our deepest sympathy after the care we gave them for the past twelve years. ARTICLE V Section 1. To Miss Cook, whom we are very much indebted for her patience and guidance, we leave our heart-felt thanks. ARTICLE VI Section 1. Joe Cumby leaves his books and studious ways to Bill Smith, Grady Brewer, Floyd Cox, and Alvin Shore in hopes of getting them used. Section 2. Rebecca Pickett wills her soft voice to Pat Woosley. Section 3. Ann Carol Ellis and Parke Davis bequeath their interest in politics to Ralph Bolt and Glenda Sheets. Section 4. To Lee Brandon, Barbara Craver wills her perfect attendance record. Section 5. Ruth Green leaves to T. L. Griffith her musical talent and ability to get along with the band director. Section 6. Carolyn Bodsford to Peggy Craver leaves her sweet smile. Section 7. Thomas Tate wills his long, lanky body to Allen Wrights. Section 8. Roger Powell bequeaths to Tommy Shutt his quiet and humble ways. Section 9. Iris Woosley Poplin and Richard Canter leave their advice on married l ife to Evelyn Smothers and Betsy Whisenhunt. Section 10. Jack Reed doth leave to George Jones and Charles Parker, his way with women. Section 11. Gerald Sheets, with regret, wills his love for sleeping in class to Angie Be- shears. Ruby Moody, and Sue Jones. Section 12. Jim Higgins leaves his presidency of the Senior Class to Jerry Cox. Section 13. Jack Jones and Jim Fant doth leave their cue stick to Ann Spainhour, Glenda Linebock, and Jean Tise. Section 14. Sam Marshall leaves to Bill Wafford his ability to translate French. Section 15. To Chester Robertson, Tommy Mahannah wills his ability to go steady. Section 16. Diane Bingham leaves her chief cheerleading position to Sarah Sloan. Section 17. Elizabeth Bodsford and Margaret CornwelI will their quiet, peaceful manner to Nancy Vaught and Patti Hooker. Section 18. Emily Sparks leaves her weight to be divided between Jean Hair and Nancy Setliff. Section 19. Betty Angel leaves her height to Peggy Davis and hopes she can use it to some advantage. Section 20. Tom McClamrock leaves his ability to cat around to Judy Ellingham and Don¬ na Jones. Section 21. Grace Myers and Jackie Smothers bequeath to Joanne Smith, Pat Worrell, and Dorothy Worrell, their ability to acquire a big rock. Section 22. James Hutchins leaves his ability to sit in class and absorb nothing to Frances Clinard and Linda Howard. Section 23. To Lillie Belle Keaton, Shirley Holton wills her artistic talent. Section 24. Jeanette Lineback bequeaths her ability to get to class on time to Jack Todd. Section 25. Jesse Parks leaves his position on the football team to Charles Binkley. Section 26. Kenneth Harpe leaves, and if he leaves anything worthwhile, it is his curl which is to be divided between Joyce and Lois Craver. Section 27. Gaye Brewer leaves her latest book, How to Jitterbug to Janet Lowder and Doris Dentiste. Section 28. George Wilson wills his ability to drive and repair a 40 Ford to anyone who will take the risk. ARTICLE VII Section 1 . We hereby officially appoint Miss Daphnne Campbell as executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the said class of 1956, do hereunto set our hand and seal. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the said class of 1956 to be its last will and testament. WITNESSED BY: Gaye Brewer George Wilson MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL BEST LOOKING BOY Diane Bingham-Tommy Mahannah Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gaye Brewer-Joe Cumby Si 1 Superlatives FRIENDLIEST Bill Harless-Rebecca Pickett BEST SPORTS Thomas Tate-Ruth Green ( ; Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Jack Jones-Barbara Craver CUTEST James Hutchins-Shirley Holton Superlatives MOST POPULAR Diane Bingham-George Ed. Wilson MOST DEPENDABLE Sam Marshall-Grace Myers MOST VERSATILE Jeanette Lineback-Jim Fant Superlatives NEATEST Gaye Brewer-Jack Reed Superlatives WITTIEST George Ed. Wilson-Emily Sparks BEST ALL AROUND Jimmy Higgins-Jeanette Lineback Superlatives QUIETEST Margaret CornwelI-Roger Powell MOST TALENTED Shirley Holton-Parke Davis JUNIOR MARSHALS Left to Right: Donna Lou Jones, Charles Binkley, Judy Ellingham, Gene Hoots, Chiefs, Jean Tise, and Charles Parker FLOWER Class of ' 56 COLOR Red Rose Crimson and Grey MOTTO To Strive, To Seek, To Find, and Not To Yield STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, Left io Right: Nancy Setliff, Jeanette Lineback, Sam Marshall, Advisor, Mrs. Wyona But- ner. Standing: Eugenia Howard, Nancy Vaught, Donna Jones, Carolyn Pickett, Joyce Craver, Frank Lustig, David Caudel, Johnny Boyer, Jane Smith, Jane Frye, R. L. Spach. OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Nancy Setliff, Treasurer; Jeanette Lineback, Secretary; Standing, left to right: Tommy Ma- hannah. Vice President; Sam Marshall, President. KEY CLUB Seated, Left to Right: Sam Marshall, Parke Davis, Joe Cumby, Gene Hoots, Standing: First Row: Bill Brewer, Alton Jones, Alvin Shore, David Caudle, Charles Binkley, Charles Parker, Advisor, Brewer. OFFICERS Left to Right: Secretary; Sam Marshall, Vice President; Parke Davis, President; Joe Cumby, Treasurer; Gene Hoots, and Chaplin; Jim Higgins. KEYETTE CLUB Seated: Judy El I ingham, Treasurer; Diane Bingham, Secretary; Jeanette Lineback, President; Gaye Brewer, Vice President; Miss Frances Cook, Advisor, Standing, Left to Right: Nancy Vaught, Re¬ becca Pickett, Jean Tise, Barbara Craver, Jean Hair, Ruth Green, Patsy Bingham, Jane Smith, Suzanne Davis, and Sue Brewer. OFFICERS Left to right: Jeanette Lineback, President; Gaye Bre¬ wer, Vice-President; Diane Bingham, Secretary; Judy Ellingham, Treasurer Y-TEENS CLUB Seated, Left to Right: Donna Jones, Angie Beshears, Kay Spainhour, Reva Cook, Glenda Lineback, LoisCraver, Joyce Craver, Nancy Setliff. Second Row: Nancy Vest, Paula Drane, Carolyn John¬ son, Glenda Wall, Linda Howard, Frances Clinard, Peggy Davis, Grade Myers, Patti Hooker, Lillie Belle Keaton, Betty Jo Allen, Jane Brewer, Janet Jones, Alice Griffith. Third Row: Phenie Lambeth, Janice Bodsford, Brenda Wagner, Libby Burke, Pat Harless, Mona Davis, Dorothy Jones, Carolyn Lowder, Bonnie Motsinger, Jane Todd, Ann Lowder, Sue Jones, Peggy Craver, Patsy Wo- osley, Evelyn Smothers, Doris Dentiste. OFFICERS First Row Left to Right: Reva Cook, Vice President; Kay Spainhour, Treasurer; Glenda Lineback, President; and Lois Craver, Secretary. Second Row: Donna Lou Jones, Inter-ClubCouncil Representative, Angie Beshears, Song Leader; Joyce Craver, Student Council Representative; Nancy Setliff, Social Chairman. F. H. A. Left to Right: Jackie Smothers, Ann Phelps, Betty Angel, Sarah Sloan, Joann McClamrock, Car¬ olyn Bodsford, Carolyn Pickett, Barbara Stewart, Standing: Mrs. Smith, Advisor, Catherine Frank¬ lin, Shirley Edwards, Rosa Case, Faye Harris, Georgia Coleman, Betty Whisenhunt, Jo Ann Smith, Dorothy Worrell, and Patricia Worrell. OFFICERS Left to Right: Sarah Sloan, Secretary; Carolyn Bodsford, Vice President; Carolyn Pickett, Student Council Repre¬ sentative; Jackie Smothers, Social Chairman; Ann Phelps, President; Faye Harris, Song Leader; Elizabeth Bodsford, Treasurer; and Georgia Coleman, Reporter. Front Row, Left to R ight: Iris Woosley, Carolyn Bodsford, Shirley Holton, Grace Myers, Barbara Craver, Jimmy Font, Rebecca Pickett; Editor-in-Chief, Diane Bingham, Mrs. Smith; Advisor, Sec¬ ond Row: Jack JoneS, Kenneth Harpe, Richard Canter, Jack Reed, George Wilson, Sam Marshall, Tommy Mahannah, Joe Cumby, Jeanette Lineback, Ruth Green, Gaye Brewer. i I REBECCA PICKETT Editor-irr-Chief 1 ... Jf ■Bulk ■. 1 W 1 ? A v n V . IpjV |||||j| I A ■ : jm 1 jS i V—mfes 1 w Hl-Y Seated, Left to Right: Jack Reed, Chaplin, Kenneth Harpe, Vice President, George Ed Wilson, President, Tommy Mahannah, Treasurer, and Jim Fant, Reporter. Second Row Jim Sapp, Tony Lutz, Jesse Parks, Johnny Boyer, Mach Henson, R. L. Spach, Terry Teague, and Edward Brewer. Third Row: Roger Powell, Robert Lambeth, Richard Canter, Frank Lustig, Thomas Tate, Bill Harless, Terry Caudle, and Leon Holton, Mr. Arlis Denny, Sponsor. F. F. A. First Row: Ralph Bolt, Clifton Burke, Donald Crater, Jesse Parks, Jerry Cox, Glen Phelps, Jimmy Berrier, Second Row: Tom McClamrock, George Jones, Alvin Shore, Charles Parker, Don Livengood, Lee Brandon, Chester Robertson, Third Row: Jimmy Sapp, Wayne Sparks, Terry Color, Jimmy Boby, Pledger Keaton, L. J. Beckner, Allen Wrights. Fourth Row: Edward Brewer, Kent Davis, Larry Brandon, Bennie Harris, Richard Sheets, Randy Williams, Eddie Meadows, Robert Lambeth, Fifth Row: Tony Lutz, Wilson Sparks, Jerry Smith, Perry Jones, Dale Kimel, George Phelps, Went Cornatzer, James Boles, Arley Lane, Harold Parker. Sixth Row: Mr. Crotts, Advisor, Kenneth Easter, Robert Smith, Jerry Teague, T. L. Griffith, Dick Cox, Jerry Jones, James Monroe, H. M. Boyer, George Charles and Larry Long. ELEMENTARY LIBRARY CLUB Seated, Left to Right: Cindy Doty, Lenora Poplin, Billy Frye, Carma Lee Lustig, Barbara Helwig, Diane Landreth, Brenda Brown, Linda Jones. Second Row: Betty Brewer, Anna Green, Robert Helwig, Garland Sheets, Jane Crater, Harold White, Billie Fesperman, Judy Lutz, Katherine Stewart, Donna Davis, Barbara Angel, Joan Robertson, Carolyn Craver, Frankie Vaught, Shirley Myers. Third Row: Dean Cox, Bucky Martin, Marie Moody, Shirley Parker, Mary Robertson, Sue Cornwell, Betty Rice. Fourth Row: Jackie Boyer, Pheobe Lineback, Connie Lawson, Edna James, Joyce Tesh, Ethel Griffith, Carol Jones, Barbara Parker, Linda Bodsford, Linda Berrier, Charles Hutchins, Linda Harper, Judy Preston, Lynn Harper, Georgia Marshall, Linda Brandon, Reba Flynn, D ' ane Beckner, and Jane Wood. FIRST AID Left to Right: Carolyn Bodsford, Sue Jones, Nancy McClamrock, Jane Brewer, Jane Todd, Kay Boner, Patsy Woosley, Pat Worrell, Joann Smith, Faye Harris, Center, Carolyn Pickett. FIRE SQUAD Left to Right: George Ed Wilson, Jack Reed, James Hutchins, Parke Davis, Bill Brewer, James Britt, Bill Smith, Floyd Cox. Standing on Truck: Jesse Parks, Tommy Shutt, Kenneth Harpe, and Jack Jones. SAFETY PATROL First Row, Left to Right: Norman Craver, Jackie Boyer, Harold Shore, Troy Foster, Billy Sealey, and Gerald Dinkins- Second Row: Mr. William Shropshire, Advisor; Georgia Marshall, Ernestine Brewer, Jackie Kennedy, Ruth Newman, Judy Preston, and Inez Doby. BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Roger Powell, Tommy Shutt, Jack Reed, Jack Todd, Emily Sparks, Bill Harless, Bill Wafford, James Britt, Ralph Bolt, and Allen Wrights. I BAND First Row, Left to Right: Bucky Martin, Jerry Shore, Harold Shore, David Brewer, and Frank Long, Jr. Second Row: Tommy Shore, Snooky Everhart, Bobby Brewer, Georgia Marshall, Nancy Phelps, Mildred Roberts, and Nancy Sealey. Third Row: Norman Craver, Reed Phelps, Clay Furches, David Pickett, R. L. Spach, and Lindy Watkins. Fourth Row: Billy Sealey, Billy Williams, Frank Lustig, Joe Cumby, and Tony Lutz. immm wm mmm jg . i . i H 1, . GIRL SCOUTS First Row: Nancy Peek, Faye Legains, Phyl I is Coffee, Vicki Jones, Carolyn Furches, Frankie Pickett, Mary Williamson. Second Row: Brenda Howard, Evelyn Holder, Miriam Brewer, Carol Stilley, Joan Robertson, Vicki Lewendowski, Sharon Wells. Third Row: Jane Lineback, Pheobe Lineback, Billie Fesperman, Rebecca Pickett, Janice Bodsford, Kay Spainhour, Fourth Row: Mimi Jones, Carol Renegar, Ann Carol Ellis, Jeanette Lineback, Carolyn Bodsford, Carolyn Pick ett. Fifth Row: Diane Bingham, Brenda Wagoner, and Nancy West. BOY SCOUTS First Row: Terry Knight, Eddie Scarff. Second Row: Steve Doby, Tommy Shore, Lynn Parrish, Johnny Lowder. Third Row: Terry Teague, R. L. Spach, Larry Crater, Edward Brewer, Irvin Williamson. Fourth Row: Doug Gobble, Clifton Burke, Sam Marshall, Perry Jones. Fifth Row: Jimmy Doby, Lon Livengood, Ronnie Powell. PIANO PUPILS Reggie Pfaff, Dianne Hendrix, Buster Hicks, Dicky Chandler, Mike O ' Brien. Second Row: Mary Dennis, Bing Creasy, Delores Owens, Kathy Wells, Roxie Jester, Bill Hellwig, Carolyn Furches, Dennis Hendrix, Joan Robertson, Tommy Bauguess, Judy Lutz. Third Row: Brenda Edwards, Patsy Jones, Donnie Weisner, Darlene Hickman, Jane Crater. Fourth Row: Miss Jane Little, Linda Berrier, Inez Doby, Ruth Church, Carol Cumbo, Miriam Jones, Lynn Harper, Pheobe Lineback Glenda Wall, Rita Craver. CHORUS First Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Pickett, Faye Harris, Kay Spuinhour, Janet Jones, Elizabeth Bosford, Donna Jones. Second Row: George Wilson, Bill Harless, Alton Jones, Shirley Edwards, Margaret Cornwell, Carolyn Bodsford, Rebecca Pickett, and Mrs. Orrell, Director. Third Row: David Caudle, Harold Stewart, Jimmy Berrier, Tommy McClamrock, Jesse Parks, James Britt, and Bill Brewer. Li.UIIJtUU U i 11 11 f w|ir- ' «•« Ip ' ' ■ ip -’ll iM W r b 1 8] fl i l W I it j t - s mm n jr« i % tfi ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, Left to Right: Thomas Moody, Jimmy Mechum, Georgia Marshall, President; Lynn Harper. Second Row: Dicky Chandler, Betty Brewer, Judy Hellard, June Todd, Ronnie Boyd, Bobby Powell, Rita Ann Hart, David Jones. Back Row: Jane Ashley, Frankie Vaught, Marie Moody, Cindy Doty, Ethel Griffith, Bucky Martin, Carol Cumbo, Carolyn Kimel, Miss Noble, Advisor. F. T. A. First Row, Left to Right: Betty Whisenhunt, Paula Draine, Suzanne Davis and Patti Hooker. Second Row: Faye Harris, Carolyn Boldford, Rebecca Pickett, Shirley Holton, and Frances Clinard. Third Row: Carolyn Pickett, Donna Lou Jones, Floyd Cox, Glenda Wall. Fourth Row: Nancy Setliff, Joyce Craver, Ruby Moody, Jim Higgins. — r ' I t ( i i i Mr. Arlis Denny For his sincere interest in the problems of young people, for being an out¬ standing example of an individualist, and for being a true and lasting friend to the senior class, we express our gratefulness by dedicating the Sports Sec¬ tion of our yearbook to Mr. Arlis Denny. FOOTBALL First Row, Left to Right: Tony Lutz, Ivin Williamson, George Jones, James Britt, James Hutchins, Thomas Tate, and Sam Marshall. Second Row: Coach Arlis Denny, Went Cornatzer, Alvin Shore, George Ed Wilson, Mack Henson, Jack Jones, 5QUAD Assistant Coach Charles Leith. Third Row: Manager Bill Haness, Doug Gobble, Jimmie Font, Bill Smith, Kenneth Harpe, Leon Holton, and Bill Brewer. Foo BILL SMITH Junior All-County, Player of the Week, All State, Thomas McAn Award Co-Captain KENNETH HARPE Senior Player of the Week JAMES HUTCHINS Senior Player of the Week TOMMY MAHANNAH Senior Player of the Week, Honorable Mention for All County, Co-Captain JACK JONES Senior Player of the Week, All-County NANCY SETLIFF PAT WOOS LEY JANE SMITH NANCY McCLAMRi LOIS CRAVER JEANETTE LINEBACK Co-Captain KAY SPAINHOUR and JANET JONES Managers MISS FRANCES COOK Coach Basketball JOYCE CRAVER JEAN TISE Ca-Captal n JO ANN McCLAMROCK BARBARA CRAVER BINGHAM PATSY REV A COOK BREWER BILL BREWER JACK JONES . TOMMY MAHANNAH Captain ARLIS DENNY Coach ALTON JONES GENE HOOTS basketball JOE BREWER BILL SMITH BILL HARLESS Manager GEORGE ED WILSON DAVID CAUDLE m$F. $$ot BASEBALL SQUAD First Row, Left to Right: Manager Bill Harless, Ralph Bolt, Alton Jones, Bill Smith, Jimmie Font, Tommy Mahannah, Parke Davis, Jack Jones, and Jim Britt. Second Row: Assistant Coach Arlis Denny, Jimmy Sapp, Roger Powell, Grady Brewer, Ernest Templeton, Frank Lustig, Thomas Tate, and Coach Charles Leith. COACH CHARLES M. LEITH SENIOR BASEBALL SNAPS Mi nrm 1 f t|L r - 1 —„. i ' |g - -jl l % r ., fe f - •• r:.’-- - ' - ' - : K.J 0kx MWi CHEERLEADERS FRANCES CLINARD NANCY VAUGHT GLENDA WALL JANET LOWDER (j DIANE BINGHAM v Ifii Chief Veasaissss ANGIE BESHEARS f V PATSY BINGHAM CAROLYN MIDGET CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Jane Frye, Mary Ann Sloan, Judy Turner, Nancy Nelson, Chief; Carolyn Wellman, Linda Lou Lowder, and Doris Lawson. MIDGET FOOTBALL First Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Boyd, Wayne Petty, Jimmy Angel, Donnie Drone, Donnie Jones, Clay Furches, Wood Cornatzer, Jimmie Mechum. Second Row: Thomas Moody Dan Brewer, Ronnie Powell, Ted Dentiste, Steve Lewis, Leon Phillips, Eddie PowelI, and Coach Charles Leith. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right: Went Cornatzer, Floyd Cox, Frank Lustig, Terry Caudle, and Jimmy Sapp. Second Row: Irvin Williamson, Leon Holton, Robert Lambeth, R. L. Spach, and Ernest Templeton. Third Row: Edward Brewer, Kenneth Easter, Randy Williams, and Coach Charles Leith. MIDGET BASEBALL First Row, Left to Right: Dan Brewer, Leon Phillips, Kenneth Smith, Bobby Simmons, Wood Cor¬ natzer, and Coach Charles Leith. Second Row: Donny Drane, Ronnie Powell, Wayne Petty, Jim¬ my Boyd, Joe Ligg, Steve Lewis, and Thomas Moody. Third Row: Jimmy Mechum, Ronnie Myers, Phillip Holton, Gene Vest, Jake Foster, Jack Todd, Harold Shore and Chuck Sheek. Fourth Row: Eddie Powell, Clay Furches, Lesley Stone, Frank Evans, Gene Renegar, and Ralph Johnson. MRS. L. O. CROTTS Eighth Grade MISS EDOTH NOBLE Eighth Grade Elementary MR. CHANCEL BROWN Seventh Grade MR. CHARLES M. LEITH Seventh Grade MISS BETTY ANN NUNN Sixth Grade MRS. VON ALLEN WEED Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. MARGARET BARCLAY Fifth Grade MRS. JOHN COLLINS Fifth Grade MISS ANNA LENA COOPER Fourth Grade MRS. GEORGE T. MOODY Fourth Grade Faculty MRS. BILL BINGHAM Third Grade MRS. MARJORIE CORUM Third Grade MRS. MARLENE CHRISTIANSON Second Grade MRS. EDNA PHILLIPS Second Grade MISS BRICE JOHNSON First Grade MRS. NONAW. WATKINS First Grade EIGHTH GRADE ' FAYE BCDSFORD LOUISE BOLT JACKIE BOYER DAN BREWER CHARLOTTE CHARLES RUTH CHURCH JERRY CCRNATZER LARRY CRATER NCRMAN CRAVER PATRICIA DANIELS JEAN DAVIS THOMAS DAVIS TED DENTISTE GERALD DINKINS DONNY DRANE BONNIE ELLIS DERRIS FOSTER JANE FRYE TERRY HELLARD KENNETH HESTER BOBBY HIGGINS KATHIE HICE | EUGENIA HOWARD | PAUL JONES kROY KEATON JACQUE SUE KENNEDY PATRICIA LANDRETH CONNIE LAWSON DORIS LAWSON LONNIE LAWSON JOE LIGG J. DODD LINKER DON LIVENGOOD LINDA LOU LOWDER MARY LOWDER j NANCY NELSON ■ RUTH NEWMAN WANDA PETTY WAYNE PETTY DAPHINE PHELPS LEON PHILLIPS RONNIE POWELL MIKE QUINN MILDRED ROBERTS GAIL ROMINGER BILLY SCOTT BILLY SEALEY BOBBY SIMMONS MARY ANN SLOAN KENNETH SMITH SHERRILL STEWART BOBBY TISE BRENDA TESH HENRY TOLBERT JUDY TURNER BONNIE ULDRICK CAROLYN WELLMAN SEVENTH GRADE RALPH ASHLEY CLEO BECKNER LINDA BERRIER MARIE BINKLEY BRENDA BODFORD WANDA BODFORD LINDA BODSFORD SUE BOWLES JIMMY BOYD LINDA BRANDON BOBBY BREWER ERNISTINE BREWER MARY CALL CARL COOK WOOD CORNATZER SUE CORNWELL MAXINE CRIM CAROL CUMBO NANCY DAVIS INEZ DOBY DIANE DOUTHIT BECKY DRANE BRENDA EDWARDS LOIS ELLIE CATHY ESSEX FRANK EVANS BILLIE FESPERMAN REBA FLYNN JAKE FOSTER TROY FOSTER CLAY FURCHES ETHEL GRIFFITH LINDA HARPER LYNN HARPER WAYNE HARRIS DARLENE HICKMAN PHILLIP HOLTON CHARLES HUTCHINS EDNA JAMES RALPH JOHNSON CAROL JONES DONNIE JONES MIMI JONES CAROLYN KIMEL CLIFFORD LAMBETH STEVE LEWIS GEORGIA MARSHALL JIMMY MECHUM ZANA MENDENHALL JOANN MILLER THOMAS MOODY FLORENE MOORE RONNIE MYERS BILLY NIFONG BARBARA PARKER NANCY PHELPS REID PHELPS DAVID PICKETT EDDIE POWELL JUDY PRESTON CAROL RENEGAR GLENN RENEGAR BETTY RICE JERRY ROBERTSON THURMAN ROMINGER MYRNA SEALEY CHUCK SHEEK PATSY SHOAF JERRY SHORE HAROLD SHORE BONNIE SINK SANDY SMITH TOMMY SMITH JOYCE SPAINHOUR LINDA STANBERRY LESLEY STONE JUDY TEAGUE JOYCE TESH JACK TODD JACK TOLBERT LARRY TOLBERT GENE VEST LINDSAY WATKINS PEGGY WHISENHUNT GENE WRIGHT SIXTH GRADE BARBARA ANGEL DIANNE BECKNER BETTY BINKLEY STEVE BLAKLEY BOB BREWER ANN BOYD BECKY BOYER CAROLYN CALL EVA CHURCH STUART CLINARD ESTHER LEE CLINE JANE CRATER CAROLYN CRAVER DONNA DAVIS MARY DENNIS CHARLIE GRAY DOLEY STEVE DOBY, JR. ROY ELLIS KERMIT ESSEX SNOOKIE EVERHART LENORA LEE GEARREN GRAY GRIFFITH PHYLIS GRIFFITH JERRY GROCE NORMAN HAUSER NORA JEAN HAYES JERRY HESTER KENNETH JAMES PATSY JONES ROGER JONES EMILY KETNER DORIS LAMBETH SUE LANIER MARIAN LASHMIT EDDIE LEWANDOWSKI FRANK LONG JOHNNY LOWDER JUDY LUTZ MARY MARTIN SUE MEADOWS i FRED MOODY SHIRLEY MYERS LYNN PARISH LINDA PRICE MARY ELLEN ROBERTSON JERRY SCOTT NANCY SEALEY JOHN THOMAS SHOAF 1 TOMMY SHORE PEGGY SMITH | BERTHA SMOTHERS WILLIAM SMOTHERS MARY SPAUGH i KATHERINE STEWART | FRANCES TODD FRANK TODD ' FRANKIE VAUGHT | WADE VOGLER, JR SANDRA WINTERS j BOBBY WOOD i. JANE WOOD J _. FIFTH GRADE DONALD BECKNER KENNETH BECKNER ANNICE BINKLEY JOAN BODSFORD SANDRA BODSFORD BURTON BONER JAMES BRANHAM BETTY BREWER DAVID BREWER JIMMY BREWER MIRIAM BREWER LINDA CARPENTER UNA BELLE COOK CHARLES CORNATZER DEAN COX RITA CRAVER TOMMY CRAVER FAYE DAVIS WAYNE DAVIS BOBBY DRANE TIFFIN DRANE JUDY EASTER ANN GREEN NANCY HAWKINS LEONARD HAYES ROBERT HELLWIG ROGER HOCKADAY EVELYN HOLDER BONNIE HOWARD BRENDA GAIL HOWARD ROXIE JESTER LINDA JONES VICKY LEWANDOWSKI BARBARA LEWIS BETTY JEAN LEWIS JANE LINEBACK PHOEBE LINEBACK ROBERT LONDON JAMES LOWDER BUCKY MARTIN LEONARD MATHIS lonnie McDaniel ronnie McDaniel JOHNNY MILLER PATSY MILLER MARIE MOODY POLLY NEWMAN CHERYL NIFONG SHIRLEY PARKER BRENDA PHELPS BOBBY POPLIN BILLY RENEGAR JOAN ROBERTSON ARNOLD ROSE LINDA ROSE EDDIE SCHARFF IRA SEALEY GARLAND SHEETS GARY SHEETS BECKY SIDES FRED SINK MARJORIE SLOAN ALBERT SMITH JIMMY SMITH TIM SMOTHERS BERTHA SPAUGH CAROL STILLEY BETTY JEAN TALLENT R. L. TALLENT CHARLES VEST GERALD VOGLER PAUL WAGONER KAY WELLS HAROLD WHITE JANET WOOS LEY CHARLES WOOTEN FOURTH GRADE | BETTY ALLGOOD TOMMY BAUGUESS : STAN BINGHAM STEVE BINGHAM DAVID BINKLEY TONY BLAKLEY RICHARD BOLES WILMA BOLT I LORETTA BOYER BOBBY BRANDON BRENDA BROWN PHYLLIS BYERLEY BRENDA CARPENTER ARTIE CHAMBLEE DONALD CHAPMAN STEVE CORNWELL RICHARD CRATER BING CREASY MICHAEL CUMBO DON CUMBY VIVIAN DOBY CINDY LEE DOTY LEROY ELLIS NANCY ELLIS SAMIE EIDSON , JERRY FARMER BILLY FRYE CAROLYN FURCHES BILLIE GAY GABARD BOBBY GEARREN BARBARA HELLWIG DENNIS HENDRIX JERALD JAMES CYNTHIA JONES WAYNE JONES DIANE LANDRUTH ROBERT LEGG WILLIAM LONDON CARMA LEE LUSTIG TOMMY McCULLAH ! BILLY MEADOWS CHARLES MILLER VICKIE MILLER KAY MYERS MARY LEE MYERS DELORES OWENS RONALD PARRISH FRANKYE PICKETT LENORA POPLIN BARRY QUINN FRANKIE SHEETS ROGER SINK ROBERT SMITH DENNIS SNOW I 1 THOMAS SNOW ;l HARRISON SPAUGH j| JUNE TODD ; MIKE TODD TERRY TUTTLE ! RICHARD VEST BILL WELLMAN | KATHY WELLS ! DONALD WEISNER J MARY WILLIAMSON 1 __ THIRD GRADE JUDY ANGEL JANE ASHLEY JIMMY BENNETT JAMES BINGHAM HENRY BINKLEY JOHN WAYNE BINKLEY LINDA BINKLEY VIOLET BODSFORD CHARLIE BOLES RONALD BOYD WAYNE BRANDON FRANK BREWER CLIFTON CAMPBELL MELVIN CARPENTER DECKY CHANDLER JIMMY CHAPMAN JOSEPHINE CLINE PHYLLIS COFFEY REBECCA COOPER HENRY COX SANDRA DENNIS FRANCES DOBY TERRY DRANE VICKY ELLIS J.AMES GOBBLE VAN GRIFFITH VAN HAIR STEVE HARPER JERRY HAWKINS REBECCA HAYES BRENDA HESTER JOELLA HESTER HARRISON HINSON LINDA HOWARD WARREN HOWARD CLARENCE JAMES MICHAEL LEE JONES VICKY JONES WILMA KEATON TERRY KNIGHT DONALD LANE CYNTHIA LEAGONS FAYE LEGAINS PEDRO LEGAINS RICHARD LEGG REBECCA LONG ROY MOORE MIKE O ' BRIEN NANCY PECK REGGIE PFAFF KAY PHILLIPS RONNIE PHILLIPS BILLY POINDEXTER BOBBY POWELL LARRY PRICE RONALD ROBERTSON EUGENE ROMINGER RONNIE SCHARFF BRENDA GAIL SCOTT GARY SCOTT TERRY SCOTT HARRY SHANNONHOUSE LINDA SHUTT DONALD SINK GARY SINK BETTY SMITH FRED LEE SNOW RONNIE SNOW TROY SPAUGH PAMELA STANBERRY RAYMOND STILLEY RUSSELL TALLENT ROGER TISE WAYNE TOSS DAVID VEST PATRICIA VOGLER JOHNNY WAGONER TOMMY WARD BILLY WHITE ANNA WOOD 5 I ! :i | i i i SECOND GRADE DARLENE ALLGOOD ROSANNE BARKLEY ROSIE BINKLEY JANICE BRANDON DARLENE BYERLY ' TERRY BYERLY TOMMY CALL LARRY CANTER MELBA CARPENTER CLINTON CLAMPITT ELLEN CLINE GARY CONRAD MARTHA COX STANLEY CRATER MICHAEL CULBRETH BOBBY CULLER BECKY DAVIS CHUCK DAVIS KATHRYN DAVIS BECKY EIDSON LEON ELLIS GLENDA FARMER TIM FISHEL JOHNNY FOSTER JIMMY FRYE STEVE GEARREN JACK GRIFFITH LARRY HARBIN RITA HART KAY HICKMAN BUSTER HICKS JOHNNY HIRE FRANK JAMES RICHARD JAMES JERRY JOHNSON DAVID JONES JUDY JONES BRENDA KEATON SYLVIA KEATON DONNA KIMBEL NAN KIMEL TOMMY LEWIS LINDA LONG TOMMY LOWDER PATRICIA McGRADY JUNIOR MILLER STEPHEN MINISH CAROLYN MYERS EMILY NIFONG TERESA NIFONG JUDY OWENS ROGER OWENS DAVID PARKS DAWN PARRISH CHRISTA PETTICORD LINDA PHELPS DON POINDEXTER BENNY ROBERTS JACQUELINE ROMINGER JAMES ROMINGER CAROL ROSE PART 1C IA SAPP JOHN SCHARFF JANET SCOTT ROGER DALE SCOTT JOSEPH SHUTT DWIGHT INK JOE SINK MICHAEL SINK DONALD SMITH LEE SMITH ROGER SPACH JACK STANLEY CURTISS STATON MARY GAIL STATON BEVERLY SURFACE RONNIE TALBERT MARSHALL TALLENT WANDA TEDDER CATHERINE TUTTLE DAVID TYSINGER I ' 1 £ ■ } V ' V ' ’ 4 FIRST GRADE DIANNE BARBEAUX REBECCA BINGHAM STANLEY BINKLEY SHIRLEY BOWLES STEVE BOYD FLOYD BOYER JOE BREWER WAYNE BREWER SAMMY BYERLY SHIRLEY CALL RECHARD CARTER KITTY LYNN CHANDLER PATRICIA COOK STEVE COOPER CAROL CRATER KAYE CRIM ANN DAVIS RONNIE DOBY DOYLE DUNN LINDSAY FISHEL DIANNE FOSTER LINDA HARLESS DONALD HARPER JUDY HELLARD RICKY HELLWIG DIANNE HENDRIX CARL HICKS SANDRA HINSON BEVERLY HOWARD JERRY HOWELL MARTHA HUNTER LINDA SUE HUTCHINS MICHAEL JARVIS DIANNE JONES WESLEY KEATON MIKE KETNER MIKE LASHMIT MARK LEAGANS SHARON LEGG STEPHEN LEWIS LOIS ' DALE LUTZ GAYNELLE MECUM NANCY McGRADY JUDY MAYES SUSIE MARTIN THOMAS NEWMAN VIRGINIA MAE PARKS DAVID PECK SUSAN PHILLIPS JOHN POTTS JERRY PRICE PAT QUINN NORMA REED TEDDY RICE GAIL SPACH GLENN SPAUGH PATSY SPAUGH CAROL SHANNONHOUSE JERRY SMITH LYNN SMITH GWENDA SNOW SHELVIA SURFACE DOUGLAS TAYLOR GARY TODD JERRY TREADWAY BARBARA SUE TROUTT JUDY VOGLER RICHARD VOGLER DONNIE WAFFORD LESLIE WAFFORD RONNIE WILES LARRY WISE DAVID WISHON J. W. WOOD ' V. -CL s- f: GT ■ rr £ 3 SS.i ' ; • S, f uTi -- .A -r.VA V AV2ZS:«i. ' L. iV.YN ' ,f HOMECOMING BARBARA CRAVER Senior Representative QUEEN DIANE BINGHAM Senior Representative HOMECOMING COURT FRANCES CLINARD Junior Representative JANICE BODSFORD Sophomore Representative BETTY JO ALLEN Freshman Representative I v- . , ' • ' •s V - ' • . v r-. .. v- vA®!? 4‘ s v ' r.vtCrv „ ' ' ’l a? «WTr.. ’‘V.- a ' . ' Tvcat, SNAPS p 1 ■ 1 Ji r % 1 i CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mary Watson, Lucille Nelson, Juanita Holton, Lon Hampton, Virginia Beckner, Beulah Lawson CLEMMONS PHARMACY Telephone 3-6906 Yoijrr Jsdrmacist, a professional man licensed by your rotect, your health in conjunction with the er health Services. Always be sure your prescriptions •e compounded by a pharmacist since the pharmacist ' s Oily iis paid by the public through an established pres- c u cription charge. For aftjer hours emergencies call 4-3282 obert E. Scharff, Sr. „ t. d 1 It Pays to Look Well Visit GOBBLE S BARBER SHOP 627 S. Stratford Rd Compliments of ' CUNINGHAM FURNITURE CO i y V A Where Dreams come True 204 S. Stratford Rd. Phone 40804 OMBS CASH GRO, 1 } 2 j K P V Groceries-Meats-Oas-Cil lemmons, N. C. Phone 4-8875 j[ T J ■ ' MW. riWK rdKlai TU,., TAYLOR BROTHER Vl0 „ vOy ■r% •. Winston-Salem, North Carolina WESTWOOD MOTOR 3 Miles West, Highway 158 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Westwood Ser. Station J. R. Cadwallader, Owner Phone 3-3514 ' ■ � V V ■ afSUTrXs.tT? ' ' .w. • ■ ' W- v. J. HOWARD CRAVER CASH STORE ) 3 — v Groceries-Gas-Oil Phone 3-G820 Clemmons, N. C. Esso Fuel Oils TAYLOR FUEL SERVICE Cakwood Drive Phone 4-0561 Winston-Salem, North Carolina A. L. JONES GROCERIES Gas-Oil-Grocer ies-Feeds Meats-Produce Jonestown Rd. HIGHLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY Lumber-Panel ings-Bui I ding Materials Corner S. Stratford and Knoll wood Street On the Way to Winston-Salem P.O.Box 5455 ' Phone 2-1173 Sl. n dyrt. VAUGHT’S ESSO SERVICE 580 South Stratford Wash I ng-Waxing-Lubrications Tire Recapping Service Crome Trim Auto Accessories Happy Motoring Starts at the Esso Sign Phone 5-9215 SIDES GARAGE AND BODY SHOP Baked Enamel Paint Jobs our Specialty 2215 Glenn Avenue Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 4-8651 T— A. P. WARNER Pillsbury Feeds Fertilizer-Seed-Mortar Cement Cement Phone 3-7166 Clemmons Road J i J , iP J a, u iges-Funeral Design-Cut Flovfers pe ial Desgin-Weddinqs-Potted SIP kt . ipp jiP Dfch Gar ! p - ns) lant r pr FIc vers or Ali Occasions rYYand Mrs. .Geprge Wilson and George Ed, Owners | Clemmons, W. C. pyXvi 4t5924 ft f J C r: K. H. TOD0P f GROCERIES jit) r ' y) Groceries-Meats-Gas-Cil V Flour-Feed Located on Jonestown Road , ju • i V FURCHES- V BROTHERS j ' Hard ware-House wares-Paints- Seeds-Sporting Goods and Giftwares For Bargain Purchases It’s Frank Furcheses Service with a Smile and a Kind Word Hours 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM Daily Phone 3-8252 Clemmons, N. C. r ' j7 jrUMBER CO. 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