Cleveland High School - Cle Tracks Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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U r w 1 W E , ' 1 Z 1 1 I 1 w H H r 3, W LL rw M X1 f-I if V 5 2 I K I 1 , w wi va I 5 3 K 3 F 5 1 1 w v Away' , For all that you have sacrificed that we might better ourselvesg for all the sorrows and joys that you have shared with usg and, most of all, for your love and understanding through the years, we dedicate our 1955 CLE-TRACKS. 1 I 5 if SAPMQ Q ,SS .ak au., P 4 E 5' 0 x- :M Q v9 ,x 1 .41 -2 .- ,V -I SJ ' ,,, ,,,. X , .ii 5 . ,VJ , F5 - X Km 2 .L ,f L. 2 A QV' u 1 ft! 'T ff, Lv! BE. v IN Q 'I ev O ,V Q is Hd f Q 1-1 X ii 'x aol ministration Z WX 'L 'bv 'J A NX 1, A 1 H 0 Q YW Mr. N,G. Woodlief, Principal J' I SCHOOL BOARD Mr. S.S. Sauls, Mr. Harris Roberson, Mrs. Alfred T. Taylor, Mr. James Wright Stephenson, Mr. J. Chris Johnson. 1 fi Mrs. Lois FiShCl' Mrs. Helen Gulley Mrs. Minerva Perkinson Mr. Oscar Brannan English. French Commercial Math Mr. E. T. Boyette Mrs. E. T. Boyette Mr. Gattis Horton Mrs. Merdyth Lane Chemistry History Agriculture Home Economics 1 Mrs. Sulou Earnhart Piano ' 8 r M s SGI1 , 1- 2 fx io 9 , 'sf 9 Q 6 M ft 5: MMM CLASS OFFICERS Danford Raynor Sarah Johnson Nancy King Bobby Barber President TFCHSUICI Secretary Vice President ffffrifi MMD- CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation CLASS SONG fTune Goodn1ghtSweetheartj Good -by Cleveland now that we are leaving Good -by Cleveland even though we re grieving Duty calls us out on life s sea But we ll make you proud Just you wait and see. Now we say Good -by juniors you will fill our places. Good -by teachers who have taught our classes. Good luck everyone, as now we sigh, Good -by Cleveland, Good -by. Lena Faye Barbour CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO Red and White Truth gives wings to strenght 1 I 9 if f gn Hilda Clifton aim 3. f l i C'- Bobby Barber 4-H Club 1,2g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4 FFA 2,35 Class Officer 4g Superlative 4. Lena Faye Barbour Glee Club 4g 4-H Club 1,2,3, Helen Blalock Cheerleader 3,4g 4-H Club 1,2g Staff School Echoes 4g Superlative 4. Bruce Byrd FFA 25 Junior Play 3. We Basketball l,2,3g Staff 'School Echoes 4g 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. nr Q.. Patsy Clifton Cheerleader l,2,3,4g Prophetess 4g Bus Driver 3,4g Superlative 4. Barbara Cooke 4-H Club l,2,3g Annual Staff 44 Marshal 3g Junior Play 3. Harold Ennis FFA 2,3,4. xfln-Q, X APS., Os K, 41 if P9 Qs--Q Richard Gulley ' FFA 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g 4-1-1 Club 1,2,3,4g 'ir R i Superlative 4. 4. 3? Tv-3 B6 Jerry Johnson 4-H Club l,2g FFA 2,3g Baseball 2,3,4g Basket- ball 2,3,4g Junior Play 3g Sports Editor of Annual 4. Sarah Nell Johnson Glee Club 3,4g Marshal 35 4-H Club l,2g Class Officer 3,4g School Echoes Staff 4. Billy D. Jones Baseball l,2, 3,4g FFA 2g Marshal 3g Basketball 3,45 Junior Play 3g Class Officer 33 4-H Club 1, Editor of Cle-Tracks 45 Bus Driver 2g Superla Nancy King Glee Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4g Class Officer 4g Bus Driver 4g Cle-Tracks Staff 4g 4-H Club 1, 2g Superlative 4. 1,2. 2: tive 4. Sarah Jane Hatcher Annual Staff 4. Carl Honeycutt Baseball 3g 4-H Club l,2,3g FFA 3,4. Evelyn Johnson Staff School Echoes 45 4-H Club l,2. sq-V -N an-.. flu 1 W M l 'V-is Qw- l 8 Sylvia Massengill Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Class Historian 3, 45 4H Club lg Junior Play 35 Marshal 35 R. B. Parrish FFA 2: Bus Driver 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 ir ? 60119 Gerald Langdon FFA 2, 3,45 Junior Play 354 Superlativeg Nancy Jo Langdon Class Officer 2,45 4H Club 1,25 Editor of School Echoes 5 Junior Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Reporter 35 Typist 45 Testatrix 4 Thelbert Langley Baseball 35 4H Club 2,15 Bus Driver 3, 45 Superlativeg Elvin Love Baseball 35 FFA 25 Bus Driver 45 Reid Penny FFA 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 4l-I 1, 2, 3, 45 Superlativeg Myrtle Ann Phillips School Echoes Staff 45 School Typist 35 4H Club 15 Annual Staff 45 Superlative5 fiSh1ng TW -.4 t.. J. S. Stephenson Baseball 3,4g FFA 2,3,4g 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Marshall Stephenson Basketball l,2,3,4, FFA 2,3g 4-H Club l,2,3,4g Baseball 2, 3,45 Superlative 4. Bet Taylor Cheerleader l, 2, 3,4g Glee Club 3,4g 4-H Club lg Class Officer 2,35 Chief Marshal 3g Asst. Editor of Cle-Tracks , Junior Play 33 Superlative 4. Mary Thomas Majorette 134-H Club l, 2, 3, 4g FHA lg Latin Club 1, Fuquay High School lg Annual Staff 4. A m f l Jimmy Wallace FFA 2,3, 4 H Club l,2, Junior Play 3, Basket ball 3,4g Staff School Echoes 4, Helen Walton 4-H Club l,2,3,4g Cheerleader l,2,I3g Junior Play 3g Editor of School Echoes' 4g Superlative. .10 ,MK , 4 sf J' tmp- ,, 53. f. ff A., ,, t f Q' 'f'.I,:, W V -. - W 7 . WW Rudy West Minnie Ruth Williams Peggy Wilson Smithfield High School 2,3g Foot- Basketball l,2,3,4g 4-H Club 4-H Clubg Annual Staff. ball lg Annual Staff 4g Senior Play. lg Superlative. MASC OTS Junior Ennis Betty Hatcher i 1 w l I-IISTGRY The schools days of the Seniors of 1955 began in 1942. Like all first graders we were afraid, but,as soon as we learned the schedule, everything became routine. The years sped by and, before we realized it, we were where we had always longed to be, in high school. The freshman year was rather hectic because everything was so new. We enjoyed the physical education course most of all because we got the chance for outdoor activity three days during the week. We were very proud of Minnie Williams, Hilda Clifton, Ann Stephenson, Sylvia Massengill, Billy Jones, and Marshall Stephenson, the freshmen who made the basketball teams. As the year passed, we became familiar withall the high school routine. Then came our sophomore year. Everyone was glad to be back at Cleveland after a nice vacation. Ween- joyed the trip to Pullen Park that year. We also got a new teacher, Mr. Jessie Warrick, whom we liked very much. By the time our sophomore year came to a close, we were eager to get into our junior year. One of the main attractions of our junior year was our play, Hob-Goblin House , directed by Mrs. Henry Diggs, The cast of our play was composed ofBet Taylor, Billy Jones, Danford Raynor, Nancy Jo Langdon, Theodore Partin, Ann Stephenson, Bruce Byrd, Jimmy Wallace, Jerry Johnson, Barbara Cooke, and Sylvia Massengill. Nancy King and Helen Blalock were prompters. We hope everyone enjoyed our play. The night of the Junior-Senior Banquet came at last! It was held at the Woman's Club in Clayton with lvirs. Helen Gulley as sponsor. The theme for the banquet was April Showers . We were thrilled because it was the first time we had really dressed up. Another event in our junior year was thepresentationof the rose chain to the seniors at class night. The mar- shals were Bet Taylor, chief marshal, Billy Jones, Barbara Cooke, Sarah Johnson, and Sylvia Massengill. September 3, 1954 was the day for which we had waited for eleven years. That day began our senior year. We havea new senior teacher, Mrs. George Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boyette and Mrs. Zack Perkinson are also new at Cleveland this year . We shall strive to make the best of every moment of this year. We are looking forward to our play, the ban- quet, and most of all, graduation. We shall always be grateful to Mr. Woodlief and all our teachers for their efforts to help us better ourselves and to become responsible citizens of our community and state. Sylvia Massengill - - Historian I I F if 51 Y . ,, E E: Prophecy I am Sergeant Patsy Clifton of the F.B.I. in Washington, D.C. Ihad just received a call reporting a holdup on 62nd Street. I rushed to the scene of the crime and found that the drug store of the well-known Jerry Johnson and Bobby Barber had been robbed. After the criminal had been caught and the date of the trial had been set, Idecided to have a friendly conversation with the pharmacists, Bobby and Jerry, since they were my old classmates. During our talk they asked me about the whereabouts of our other classmates. I told them I had not been home in five years and didn'tknow. ThelbertLangley, my boss, came in to check on the case and overheard the statement. On hearing us he said, Sgt, Clifton, since you don't know the whereabouts of your classmates, your job is to find them. I lit up a Chesterfield and began to think. Idecided not to buy a straight through ticket to my home town as I would want to stop in every town. As I stepped into the bus, I found that R. B. Parrish was the driver. I asked R. B. about some of our classmates and he said that the only two he knew about were Mary Lynn Smith and Evelyn Johnson, who commuted on his bus to their jobs, designing window scenes for Talheimer's Department Store in Richmond, Virginia. He also said that Carl Honeycutt was president of the firm. By this time we were at the station, and I thanked him for the information. I went to a cafeteria on Broad Street. The food which I was served was simply delicious. I asked for the head dietition and to my surprise it was Bet Taylor, who enjoyed home economics so well during our old school days. When I saw her I forgot about the food and started asking her about our classmates. Of course she knew about most of them. She told me that Nancy King was head nurse in the maternity ward in Rex Hospital in Raleigh. She also told me that Sarah Nell Johnson was a second grade school teacher at Cleveland School. I glanced at my watch and saw by this that I must go. On my way out, I met Helen Blalock and Richard Gulley, who were on their honeymoon. They must be getting along fine now because Pug had on a mink coat. Richard told me that he had taken Clifford Sauls' place as deputy of Elevation township. He said that the first one he arrested was Gerald Langdon for careless and reckless driving. lt was not in the papers because Gerald was a very prominent auctioneer at the Smithfield Tobacco Market. Idecidedthat, beforelcaughtthe next bus, I would check my list and see how many seniors I had located. I had located eleven and had twenty-five more to find. I boarded the next bus and to my surprise there was Bruce Byrd, who started out as a hobo, and ended up as a hobo, stealing rides on Trailways. We didn't talk much, but he did tell me that Sarah Jane Hatcher had joined the Waves. Our next stop was in Raleigh, N. C. While there Idecided to go out to Rex Hospital to speak to Nancy King. Nancy told me that the former Nancy Jo Langdon, now Mrs. Jerrel Cobb, was in the maternity ward with a 10 pound bouncing baby boy. I went up to speak to her and she told me that Peggy Wilson was doing mission work in Africa and Minnie Williams was a physical education teacher at Hugh Morson High School. She also told me that Billy Jones had taken Everett Cases' place as coach at State. Visiting hours ended and I had to leave. As my rented car needed gas, I stopped at the next Esso Station owned and operated by Harold Ennis and J. S. Stephenson. Harold told me that several of our classmates were living in Raleigh now. He also said that Lena Faye Barbour who had married J. H. Langdon now lived next door to Reid Penny, who had married Jenny Altman and finally settled down to being a real family man. As I started to leave the Esso Station, I glanced at the sign which said the great matador, Danford Raynor of Spain and his senorita, Myrtle Phillips were co-starring in a performance at the Memorial Auditorium. This news shocked me so that I decided to have another coke and Chesterfield. I stopped by Warlick's Soda Shop and to my surprise Rudy West was soda jerk and pharmacy assistant. I picked up a morning paper and on the society page, I saw a familiar name--Sylvia Massengill, who is now president of the Raleigh branch of the Lonely Hearts Club. I also read in this paper that Marshall Stephenson and Hilda Clifton were with the Grand Ole Opry. Hilda had taken Minnie Pearl's place and Marshall still strummed a mean banjo. As I started out of the drug store I met my old friend, Mrs. Lynwood Creech, the former Helen Walton, She said that Lynwood was really making money since he was head of Dix Hill and that she hadn't had to work since she was married except to tend to the children. Helen told me that Ann Stephenson had really succeeded in life. She was now president of all 4-H Clubs in N. C. I was not surprised because She waS alwayS such an active 4-H Member. As I started for the bus station, I met Lieutenant Jimmy Wallace who had received many honors in the army. He told me that Mary Thomas was now Homer Briarhopper's star singer. When I reached the station, Barbara Cooke, who now works at the Revenue Building, had a ticket on the same bus I was riding. When we got in the bus, who should be in the driver's seat but Elvin Love, who was such a dependable school bus driver at Cleveland High. Now that all the seniors of 1955 had been found, they were tried and found guilty of having a very success- ful life. Prophetess ----- Patsy Clifton A 5 A I x EN If ffl fa-I ff il 2 J Lll'llOl'S 'X ' P I I n l 1 16 l u i 'r R l I I 's ii 'l 'e, his i . .. 1 M i L rf 5 't ns. 5 SZ.. ,I A, ' f 1 Q it it 2 - 1 ,, Margaret AUCH H.B. Beasley Margaret Brown 'VST' Peggy Byrd George Coats 'fl sa. T h'v- if Vwmilv -4:32 V gf' Gif 3 Shirley Coats Janice Ennis Shelton Higgins Shirley Higgins Minnie Hobby K if Q ' V: 9 wg, h gi' nw- X km: X , , YM? iw, , I f 5 Donna Honeycutt Edna Honeycutt Linwood Johnson June Jones 1 'ip MQ L we .,,,,,,, Marvin Jones If sf? ' x , , Q M I - V, WY 4 .V ' Q' H W' if f 'ww ' John Maxton Langdon Joyce Langdon Wilson Langdon J.H, Langdon Dan Lee r 1 Q p wx It WQHF 'ffxl x 'T V didlll ' I 'V fa., X. Cf. U V ,, K 3 an 'fe . f 'hu N' . 'Mfg XX- At S ll' Q- r B jhrnt A' fxflfn Zag?-4 T9 Photograph not available Mary McGee Bobby McGee Edward McLeod 3 ' i 'vt Ts' +s Q? y r? M o f'f S L A .- ' 'V' 5 V Y rx 1--v Gone If f1C1Sh1Uq Robert Morris Betty Jean Pleasant 'UK . '- Wwe S pk Vrsi Clara Powell Lewis Sanders Joyce Stancil Idelle Stephenson Nadine Stephenson ss, 3' .J 'XA 'H v'--I-r XJ ss Af 1, so 1 Sue Stephenson Shelby Stephenson H.L. Sorrell B.C. Walker James West JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . . .... Shelby Stephenson Vice President, . . . .... . Linwood Johnson Treasurer. . . . . .... Margaret Brown Secretary. . . . . . . . . Sue Stephenson a I lnlfdli M! f 7 i Aff S 'HMA'-Q 'mg tw V sophomores ff Absent when were taken s' 'Q-Q' piciures Eloise Clifton Gene Coats LaVette Cook Robert Dupree Jo Ann Eakes Frankie Ennis Alene Francis Josephine Heffner J. L. Hunt Carroll Jernigan Willa Dean Jernigan Bobby G. Johnson Evonne Johnson Glenn Johnson Jean Johnson Melinda Johnson Shirly Johnson Alice Jones Faye Jones Frankie Jones V r ji. A ii K Q. 04. X P I' g iq , J is yy..- fi 1' Q.- , r w I i is ,J s il I ffSS?XL?iTY Ye ,ggi ff F .i. J f'-' J . iw fl I ts., Ki Barbara Barbour Ellen Bowling Douglas Braswell Peggy Braswell W.H. Buffkin Glenda Byrd Stacy Byrd Sammy Carroll kiwi r 4. 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Gene - 19, 31 Coats, Coats, George - 16, 31 Coats, James - 22, 31 Coats, Kirby - 22 Coats, Shirley - 16 Cooke, Barbara Ann - 8, 35 Cooke, LaVette - 19, 30, 33 Diggs, Helen CMrs.D - 35 Dupree, Marshall - 22, 31 Dupree, Robert - 19, 31 Eakes, JoAnn - 19 Earnhart, Sulou - 5 Ennis, Chester Jr. - CMascotD - 12 Ennis, Frankie - 19 Ennis, Gail, 22, 33 Ennis, Harold - 8, 31, 35 Ennis - Janice - 16 Fisher, Lois CMrs. Georgeb - 5, 35 Francis, Alene - 19, 30 Godwin, Earl - 22 Gulley, Helen Askew - 5 Gulley, Mrs. Charles - 30 Gulley, Richard - 9, 27, 31, 34, 35 Hatcher, Betty -CMascotj- 12 Hatcher, Sarah Jane - 9 Heffner, Josephine - 19 Higgins, Shelton - 16 Higgins, Shirley - 16 Hobby, Minnie - 16, 30, 33 Holland, Leamon - 22 Honeycutt, Carl Jackson - 9, 31, 34, 35 Honeycutt, Catherine - 22 Honeycutt, Chester - 22, 31 Honeycutt, Donna - 16, 31, 33 Honeycutt, Edith - 22 v fa 1 F 15 F 'I Q 5 +-' ll ' 'if . lf. 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