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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

F L 4 wi v il l I? A v 1 H ir H i 1 ' 1 JOHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE'-CENTER SMITHFIELD, N.C. 4 r Jgpmff Z A ,f',iCQfff4 nfff fb' ff ff X N , ,A z ! 'f ,. f-O ,- , ff' lf' f ' . 1 , M ,f 1. of fxurxwxg Donated by AR T ANDRE WS I la.--- The Senior Class of Cleveland High Sehool Presents I CLE-TRACKS SMITHFIELD, N.u. 5. ' Q :ff W Em i W, ff r M il. ' C C r education i l Q ,, ' V rf .. 'f- We would like to express our appreciation to you as parents for the many things you have done for us. Without your help, all of our attempts to succeed would have been in vain. Your ideals have formed the pathway of our life. For your love and guidance throughout the past twelve years, we give you our deepest thanks. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lillie L. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hiram Austin Braxton Barbour Colon Benson W.B. Blalock Lon Byrd Raymond Willis S .R. Byrd P.A. Clifton James B. Coats Coats Paul S. Coats Alfred Dupree M.L. Eakes Herman Gardner Byrd Willard W. Gordon C .L . Higgins Millard G . Higgins H.A. johnson Hubert C . Johnson A.M. jones, Jr. Victor jones Lester H. King W.C. Langdon W.H. Langdon Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr. Mr . Mr . Mrs. Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mrs . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mrs . Mr . Mr . Mr . Mr. 2 and Mrs. and' Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs Thermon F . Langley Graham Lee Robert E . Massengill Wilson McGe'e L .F . Mills Wingate Morris, jr Clyda Parrish and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Walton T . Phillips Glenn W . Pierce Violus Lawrence Pleasant A.R. Pope Raymond Pope, jr J.H. Prince and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. Lois P. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Aaron P. Raynor H.L. Sorrell William T. Stancil Carlton W. Stephenson Ethridge E. Stephenson Stephenson Ralph Stephenson J. G . Surles C . P. Trader I. V. Young In emoriam 3 3 I SQ- A' WWA I. C . RAYNOR 1943-1955 His life was a quiet example of kindness, loyalty, and devotion. 3 'Ill x 5. J 'R 39' ' I 4 , -ZS tl! Q y , 'bs ,-ar' it awp, X N ., w MR. EDWIN T. BENTON Principal Often we heard these words- Students must be in their homeroom, report cards must be returned, deadlines must be kept. These and a million other things he said to us. Yet, there was always the feeling that he was interested in each individual. MRS . HAROLD ENNIS Secretary vw MR. E.S. SIMPSON Superintendent Mr. Simpson, Superintendent of Johnston County Schools, had his office in Smithfield. Few students ever got to know him personally. One could tell something of the big responsibility he had in working with the schools. I 5 Photographed by Charles Parr1sh Left to right: Mr. Bill Saulsg Mr. LW. Stephensong Mr. LC. Johnson, Chairmang Mr. Marshall Cobbg Mr. Tom Ives. Lg w 'fig WI ' Q' WM Photographed by Charles Parrish. i P P T fficers Left to right: Mrs. Flossie Barber, Secretaryg Mr. C.D. Young, Vice Presidentg Mrs. L.D. Wood, Presidentg Mrs. Alice Wall, Treasurer. 6 i h Sclmol Facult fr CES E N? MR. EDGAR T. BOYETTE MR. DONALD CHADWICK MR. ATLEE G. MATTHEWS Mathematics History Business 'Educ ation SPKLIML ywml , Q Dm 5,3 Q! If J' MRS. MATTIE LEE PENNY MR. VICTOR E. PENNY MRS. LOUISE D. BOYETTE Home Economics MR. EDWIN T. BENTON History Science ..- ,,.- -Q lg--ijil i' I Q ii MR. BRUCE A. COATS MRS. ANNE B. CHADWICK MR. JESSE R. BUTTS Physical Education English Agriculture 7 Elemental' Facult .H A . . Q ig if 1 . MRS. EDITH JOHNSON MRS. ELIZABETH MISS SARAH NELL First Grade BARBOUR JOHNSON Second Grade Second Grade - A-,We Ag R F MRS. ESTELLE PIERCE Third Grade MRS. CAROLINE NELSON Fifth Grade Q' f v I I J- ' q '.. Q31 ' 1 Q C I if 18- s-..3- ,, x . M X. '. MRS. GLADYS CREECH Seventh Grade Q MRS . MAMIE O 'NEIL Third Grade in J .- A sf , ', f' VM, V r.-- K f L 1 3 f If I MRS. FLOSSIE BARBER Fifth Grade fa fx MRS. MIRIAM ELLIS Seventh Grade MRS . KATHRYN MITCI-IINER Fourth Grade MRS. JOYCE NIXON Sixth Grade t . MRS. JEAN COATS Eighth Grade 'C MRS. DAISY STRICKLAND Fourth Grade X MRS. GLENNIE SMITH Sixth Grade . Q I ,ra MR. JAMES BARBOUR Eighth Grade NOT PICTURED MISS UNA BROGDEN First Grade i, wwf ' 5 xl was by ii. ., . .. , f f y 'js' .' , Q ' -.,,b A ,VA, va iw Senior Class ffieers Left to right: GENE STEPHENSON .... .... V ice President JERRY POPE ......... .... P resident LINDA PHILLIPS ..... ...... T reasurer BARBARA TRADER ..... . . . Secretary With an unassuming dignity acquired after class of '60 graduated, . and the class of '64 joined the ranks of the student body, the seniors have occupied the places of prominence among student activities. They have shown that they could be leaders as well as followers. IO Seniors of 1961 JIMMY I-IIRAM AUSTIN JERRY LAWRENCE BENSON JOAN STEPI-IENSON BARBOUR SUE LANGDON BROWN TOMMY WILSON BARBOUR DOROTHY JEAN BLALOCK JOHNSTON coumv HERITAGE CENTER H SMITHFIELD, N.C. Seniors BILLIE JOYCE BYRD ' 5y.,,,, W SUE EVELYN BYRD PATRICIA ANN BYRD ,gaw- 'iu ' BILLIE JEAN COATS JAMES PAUL COATS 12 DON ROBERT DUPREE of 1961 1 J' l IUDITH ANN HIGGINS -'iv Seniors SYLVIA DOAN JOHNSON ,ik VICTOR WAYNE JONES LINWOOD MAC JONES H:-.XJ JACQUELINE ROSE LANGLEY SHIRLEY MAY LANGDON PEGGY LOU KING I4 of 1961 g 'KT' ' H5955 V' 4 f wg, , . w JANET FAYE LEE in - JAMES WAYNE MASSENGILI. BRENDA JOYCE MCGEE 75 6. w if LEON FORIEST MILLS, JR. wp.-. JERRY EDWIN MOORE JAMES NOLAN MOORE 1 R HAROLD GLENN MORRIS JOHN DUNCAN PARRISH IACQUELINE CLIFTON PARKER 1.52,- LINDA DIANE PLEASANT LINDA MARVARINE PHILLIPS I6 Seniors JAMES WILLIAM PIERCE of 1961 JERRY THOMAS POLLARD DORIS CAROLYN POPE JERRY WAYNE POPE ,ri r- . .N IDN. Wx. KATI-IRYN ANN RAYNOR OPAL MARIE SORRELL LYNWOOD TYSON STANCIL 17 -.,,Y L...-.. ..., , ., .....i,.,-,,,,....,,. .. Seniors W 1961 CHARLES RAYMOND ST EPI-IENS ON ' -Sh. GENE CARLTON STEPI-IENSON PATSY GAY STEPHENSON WX Doloruas ENNIS SURLES BARBARA SUE TRADER 'PEGGY LANGDON WILLIAMS I8 f Q5 , Q Q d, do or l , .,x. J - T f W V, V m x I XJ l n ., V- I This is school? o o do ,-,,......7nl I - , -km Speed Demons With e Seniors x fe Rush of the day. Parlez-vous frangais? Have a drink. I9 f-'fzfi We Would if We Could, But We Can't. lass istor The Senior Class of 1961 began making its history in the fall of 1948. In the elementary grades lasting friendships were launched and the roots of knowledge began to spread. High school days began in the fall of 1957 with an enrollment of sixty -six proud freshmen. Many have dropped out for various reasons leaving us with forty-eight. For the first few days we ran around like wild chickens, but after hearing Mr. Walker's shouts, we finally learned when and where to go. We'd always thought we had several promising basketball players in our class, and were pleased when Mr. Coats placed Linda Pleasant, Pat Byrd, Sylvia johnson, Opal Sorrell, Brenda McGee, Jerry Moore, Mac jones, Charles Stephenson, Randy johnson, james Coats, and jerry Pollard on the team. N Much more familiar with the high school rout-ine, we began our sophomore year. There was little activity for us that year. ' When we returned as juniors in the fall of 1959, we thought we were the most important people in the world. At the beginning we were able to see that this year held much excitement for us. Our biggest task was to secure money to sponsor our Prom. Our Junior-Senior Prom will long be remembered by those who attended. We were delighted to have the first live band to play at a Prom in our school. Under the direction of Mrs. Boyette and Mrs. Gulley, our homeroom teachers, we had quite a thrill in presenting our junior Play, Quit Your Kidding. That year our marshals were: Patsy Stephenson, chief, jimmy Pierce, Barbara Trader, Linda Phillips, and Judy Gardner. Distinquishing themselves by receiving awards were: Patsy Stephenson, history medal, jimmy Pierce, World Peace medal, Patricia Byrd, Home Economics medal, and Gene Stephenson, electrician award. The years of fun and excitement were over, and at last the big day arrived. We were Seniors! As Seniors we now inherited from preceding Seniors the headache of financing our trip to Washington. With our magazine campaign, our annual, and the Senior Play we pulled through. Our high school days are almost behind us now. Mingled with the joys and laughter, there have been moments of hard work and tears of utter frustration, but it has all been so worth while. We feel that no other class has had such a memorable history. LINDA MAC JONES Historians CLASS MOTTO: Success is the result of determination. CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose l il t lllld Bstillll Ilt We, the graduating class of 1961, seeing that our school days are nearin an end think it would be wise t g , ' o leave some of our tavorite characteristics to those who are about to fill our places. They are as follows: SECTION I Article I To the principal, Mr. Benton, we leave all the paddles and switches so that he may build a big fire with them. Article II To our secretary, Audrey, we leave our appreciation for all the little favors she has done for us. Article III To Mrs. Chadwick, our Senior Sponsor, we leave our appreciation that she is plump and jolly rather than slim and sour. Article IV To Mr. Coats, we wish the Best of Luck wherever he may be in the following year, and as Seniors, we want to thank him for all he has done for us as our Senior Sponsor. Article V To the buildings and buses, we leave our deepest sympathy after the care we gave them for the past twelve years. Article VI To the Juniors, we leave all our Senior privileges fif we had anyj and all our dignity fif you can find anyj in hopes you may graduate. Article VII To the Sophomores, we leave our favorite places in the school building, hoping you'll never leave them empty. Article VIII To the Freshmen, we leave our four years of effort so you may be able to kee u with th d d SECTION II Article I p p e crow an yet make passing grades. To you, here are our personal gifts and assets: I, JIMMY AUSTIN, leave my ability to aggravate all the girls to J.L. Carroll. We, JOAN BARBOUR and JACKIE PARKER, leave our ability to keep house and come to school to Fredia Bridges. I, TOMMY BARBOUR, leave my comb to Gail Gordon, saying A Little Thing Means A Lot. I, JERRY BENSON, leave my brains to Joy Ogburn and Helen Stephenson, in hopes they will graduate. I, DOROTHY BLALOCK, leave my ability to get along with all the boys to Hilda Harrington. I, SUE BROWN, leave my desire to become a glamour star to Sara Gregory and Joyce West. I, BILLIE BYRD, leave my friends from Four Oaks to Jerry King with the saying, If at first you don't succeed, try again. We, PATRICIA BYRD and SYLVIA JOHNSON, leave our one -man policy to Mary Lois Lee. I, SUE BYRD, leave my ability to go with tall, lanky boys to Judith Stephenson saying, The higher we climb, the broader the view. I, BILLIE COATS, leave my love for money to C.W. Hargis. I, JAMES COATS, leave my basketball ability to Bobby Byrd, saying, Rebound boys. I, DON DUPREE, leave my ability to wait until the last minute to do things to Joe West. I, JERRY EAKES leave m ab'l' t , y 1 ity o go steady with a different girl every month to Hebron Byrd and Harold Beasley. I, JUDY GARDNER, leave my position as chief cheerleader to Gloria Braswell. I, PATRICIA GARDON, leave my musical ability to Catherine Meeks and Lois Dupree. I, JUDITH HIGGINS, leave my ability to stay away from Clayton on Saturday night to Tommy Barefoot. I, MILLARD HIGGINS, leave my ability to graduate without taking home any books to Rosa Beasley. I, MAC JONES, leave my ability to tell an interesting joke to Jimmy Blalock. We, WAYNE JONES and CAROLYN POPE, leave our scattered brains to Brenda Norris, in hopes she will find some of them. I, RANDY JOHNSON l ' ' ' - ' , eave my 50 Starliner to anyone who wants it, Sylvia doesn't. I, PEGGY WILLIAMS, leave my pleasing ways to Jo Ann Stephenson and Evelyn McElveen. I, SHIRLEY LANGDON, leave my name and seniority to Shirley Barbour in hopes she'll be back to use it. I, JACQUELINE LANGDON, leave to Billy Stephenson the honor of being a Senior and also its difficulties I, JIMMIE MASSENGILL, leave my title of Best Looking to Carl Coats fas if he needs itj. Y I, BRENDA McGEE, leave my ability to get and keep a boy friend to Peggy Holder and Bonnie Honeycutt saying, Once you get him, keep him. FOREST MILLS, leave everything I have except Sylvia, I can't part with her. JERRY MOORE, leave my ability to sleep in classes to Ronald Smith. I, NOLAN MOORE, leave my ability to pass each grade with honors to Coy Powell and Dennis Stephenson. I, HAROLD ' ' ' MORRIS, le ave my quiet ways of getting around in class to Charlene Langdon. I, JOI-IN PARRISH, leave my mumbling ability to Phyllis Johnson and Brenda McGee sa in Let's or l t' 1 ' YQ, 9aeS90ietS90- I, LINDA PHILLIPS, leave and say good-bye to all, telling each to take advantage of every opportunity they have JIMMY PIERCE, leave my ability to add a new dent to the car every week to Larry Stephenson and Donald Byrd. I, LINDA PLEASANT, leave my ability to get the person I want to Dan Honeycutt with the saying, Never give up. I, ERRY P J OLLARD, leave my walking ability to Marty Sherrill, being he has nothing to drive. I, JERRY POPE, leave my Job as president of Senior Class to Larry Johnson and Ray Johnson, I think it is enough for two. KATHRYN RAYNOR I ' ' ' , eave my slow movements to Lois Carroll and Phyllis Messer saying, Better late than never. It It 1, In I, LYNWOOD STANCII., leave my good study habits to Mary Myers and Thomas Coats. I, OPAL SORRELL, leave my position as smallest in the Senior Class to Etta Sue Carroll saying A Little Means A Lot. I, CHARLES ' ' ' ' STEPHENSON, leave my- ability to skip the first two classes to anyone lucky enough to do it saying, A brainy person can do brainy things. I, PATSY STEPI-IENSON, leave my studious ability to Linda McLeod and Linda Sue Byrd saying, It's what's up front that counts. I, DOLORES SURLES, leave my love for fast pretty cars to Gay Ennis and Gilliam Austin saying, If you can't drive it, park it. . .at my house. I, BARB And as for us, JANET LEE and GENE STEPHENSON, we have nothing, therefore, we leave nothing. In conclusion we, The Senior Class, leave the best school, but take with us the knowledge and thrills it has given us. We do hereby set our seal on this Last Will and Testament on this, the thirtieth day of May, nineteen hundred and sixty -one. ARA TRADER, leave my desire for a convertible with 500 horsepower to Elizabeth Johnson. ' JANET LEE GENE STEPI-IENSON Testators 21 ju-1 89 9 14- ' .,Q ww' 'ZW ' af? .e , .f,,wy r Q 'W A 3?A5,6'Ffa2f4T24 Z?, Wi Q'-f I , yjwsw W K' L Best Looking DOROTHY BLALOCK JIMMIE MASSENGILL 'PL V Q ffi-5 - ,,. ,-L., Q -Q-W: L Q1 ,I Q, L ii . ,ww V 1 'F 5 5' fv- WXNNWWN ,, . , , .Ji A- ' ' ' , ,L , ,,,,. - , K. ,I ' H, . - 3 if , f 4-17 X 1 , f Z9 X 77' k ll Wim 1 f S K V 1, 5. 4 - 3 we ,an H A 5 1' 411 ' 4 4 'Y Us ,. V . 1 ,wg fig. . 1 1- 1 ww .V .v ' , ' , I 4 1 f xr ,,'f I1 .Q 4L1,,,f' ,, 4: 1, K f M ,vf fm ,,. . 'un 1 .,wiWJ-h V - ----- - ,-,.f-, I 1 1 5 v Q l l A ix i U I ' ,1 , X fl -, N . N 5 Most Intellectual PATSY STEPHENSON JIMMY PIERCE 'D FC if lj. .ff-'31, '7 . J Z-L ' av- Wm- ,4 Q, SQ'-if VWh'l'fUl' -- X kg'-'. f ,, ff 5 5 5 X w QM ' ,-,, A 4 I I ' I r . A- . t, 4 4 -A 'Q 2 5 'Hs -man f, Q., ,rf ' ,IM , -22 -.Y .4 'fu' 3, 1 Q Q -.gn , 5 , N ,,,J Wittiest BILLIE BYRD WAYNE JONES i 1 1 g1,,x wig 1 lf g ffl 3 Y A ' K . '-'P . 1 1 I i 1 jg 'li , ,f ,ff 5 f ,A xffw' Q50 A . 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J'N'ffY44'i 4' Y L - .A A Q , M f x' , KX X 'E ' x K H 1 X X X , YN X Q X 1 w 1 -14-t ,, . ff' Friendliest SYLVIA JOHNSON- GENE STEPI-IENSON Vi 9 Best Dressed PATRICIA BYRD JER RY POLLARD al-' Y - ' 'Q sh H If 157 -f rf Q if V , Q -Q my fs 1 65 Most ilriginal KATHRYN RAYNOR JERRY POPE ,J :Mi fAf-,x ' If-P4 ga gf- .f' fx Most Popular JANET LEE MAC JONES 1 L 54 N x ti' , . , ., V A i , f 1 J J u fe ll -Q , 1 a 3 4 W L We 1 W 4 l IO e I 5 K i unior Class fficers GILLIAM AUSTIN .... .... ........... V i ce President R JOY OGBURN ..... . . . . Treasurer C OSA BEASLEY. . . . . .Secretary ARL COATS .... . . . President In every phase of school activity the juniors have played their part. They have had representatives on all athletic teams and have had membership in all clubs not restricted to classes. Many juniors served as cheerleaders and marshals. ff 34 Ls. Vi 1? N '05 K vv--M- A -S. I 5 4 Q-- If 1 'PS-Q ca 4 .mn 1 up. ' l-R., SQ- uniors LOUISE ANDERSON GILLIAM AUSTIN SHIRLEY BARBOUR TOMMY BAREFOOT HAROLD BEASLEY ROSA BEASLEY JIMMY BIALOCR GLORIA BRASWELL FREDIA BRIDGES BOBBY BYRD DONALD BYRD HEBRON BYRD LINDA SUE BYRD JERRY LEE CARROLL LOIS CARROLL SUE CARROLL STACY CLIFTON CARL COATS THOMAS COATS LOIS DUPREE GAY ENNIS GAIL GORDON SARA GREGORY C.W. HARGIS HILDA I-IARRINGTON GLENN HATCHER PEGGY HOLDER DAN HONEYCUTT DEIORES HONEYCUTT ELIZABETH JOHNSON 'L'-S,7 K W uniors in-vw Gw- . ,. aw., Vs... S., ' ' -fm A! f W f?t' 3-78 ff 5543, f A , J , I -wx fa-A ' W' 'Am 4:7 X 36 Go 4 .:. 41 f-rw - .,, I Ohm , I XV CLAS S OF 62 LARRY JOHNSON PI-IYLLIS JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON JERRY Kms CHARLENE LANGDON MARY LEE EVELYN MCELVEEN BRENDA MCGEE LINDA MCLEOD CATHERINE MEEKS PI-IYLLIS MESSER MARY MYERS BRENDA NORRIS JOY OGBURN COY POWELL JUDY SANDERS MARTIN SHERRILL RONALD SMITH BILLY STEPHENSON HELEN STEPHENSON JO ANN STEPHENSON LARRY STEPHENSON JOE WEST JOYCE WEST L f' , Z vf w lf' 412 VN! figv1Iq:8r,.,, . 6- fm E' Meigs U ,W f H W : A , lliiif L fq,x ' v , ige , . gk .sf-'Og nf MM is 111' 'F ophomore Class fficers GERALD OGBURN ........ . . . .President GAYLE SI-IERRILL . . . .... Treasure' KAY YOUNG ..... . . . . Secretary CHARLES POPE .... . . . VICE President The sophomores played an equal part in the life of the school. They held membership in most all of the organizations in the high school. To them life was interesting. They looked forward to the years ahead! 38 oplmmores CHARLES BAKER HAROLD BARBOUR PEGGY BENSON DENNIS BLACKMON PHYLLIS BLALOCK CAROLYN BOWLING DANNY BYRD WANDA BYRD BETTY GAYLE CLIFTON FAYE COBB NATHAN DRY JERRY DUPREE JOE DUPREE JOYCE ELARDEE JACKIE HONEYCUTT CAROIYN JOHNSON EVELYN JOHNSON JERRY JOHNSON SYLVIA JOHNSON -Cf' ELAINE KING SYLVIA LANODON LARRY MOCABE DANFORD MCGEE LARRY MOGEE JUDY MORRIS Iii, it WALTER LANGLEY CLAS S OF '63 4 -r inn' KAY YOUNG ophomores JOAN MYERS PHYLLIS NORRIS GERALD OGBURN GLENWOOD PARRISH JUDY PARRISH CHARLES POPE ALICE FAYE RAYNOR CARRA LEE ROBERTS DONALD SANDERS GAYLE SI-IERRILL JUDITH STANLEY GLORIA STEPHENSON GRAHAM STEPI-IENSON JERRY STEPHENSON MACK STEPI-IENSON STEVE THIGPEN ARTHUR WALL KATHERINE WALTON I-IAYWOOD WHITLEY NINA WIGGINS Doest thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of. Franklin B S ll m un' an ,,...uv- ' ml- -, . . - '95.'ig3fi-w ., A dn reshman Class fficers T TOMMY POPE ..... . . .... Treasurer JOHNNY SMITH . . . . ........ President JUDY MATTHEWS . . . .... Secretary EDITH LANGDON. . . . . . .Vice President The newest and the youngest group formed the freshman class. High school work was new to these students. Teachers, rules, and regulations all had to be learned before very much was accomplished. That, however, did not take long. Soon this class was tightly knitted into the high school body. 42 CLAS S OF '64 2175: 'PT' Yi reshmen ELIZABETH ANDREWS JUDY ANN ANDREWS PEGGY SUE ANDREVNLS JACK AUSTIN BRENDA BARBOUR JANICE BARBOUR LINDA BARBOUR LINDA SUE BARBOUR L. Q MARCELEE BARBOUR STACY BARBOUR 'N BRENDA BEASLEY RAY BEASLEY ANN BLALOCK is n.. Ep- Y., fi EDNA BROWN ov STEVE BUFFKIN TIM BUNN GEORGIA RUTH BYRD GENE CARROLL JUDY CLIFTON MARY RUTH CLIFTON BETTY JEAN COATS REUBEN COATS qs '5x 43 FRANCES ELLEN EARLES WILLIAM HOWARD HATCHER JO ANN HONEYCUTT JOHN HONEYCUTT THOMAS WILLIAM IVES BETTY GAYE JOHNSON ' CLASS OF '64 reshmen N JANET JOHNSON HOWARD HUOES JOHNSON KEITH JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON JERRY KING EDITH ANN LANGDON SALLY KAY LANGDON JUDY MATTHEWS LINDA MESSER MALINDA MCOEE BETTY ELIZABETH MOORE ROBERT GLENN PIERCE KATHY PLEASANT KATHY PRINCE .sqm Ib , . r .44 I Z' TOMMY BRACK POPE I VELATOR SNOW REVELS JUDY ROBERTS JOHN LEO SMITH KEITH SORRELL ' BRENDA STEPHENSON MICHAEL TRADER CHRISTINE WALKER BETTY WALTON RUSSEL ODELL WOOD Make thy study a regular thingg say little and do muchg and meet every man with friendliness. G ? r ' X - I I I L J I I ' I f I . ' -The Tolmud E n . E 5, A 1 - if 4 ' z -13, l bfjf 1 un-.pr 1,1 bug. 'iv' 1,5 2212-l' f ut Mg, 3 5 P. arh0ur's and rs. Coats' Ei hth rade y- 'Q IL I 'Ds z ft fl' fm as I' I 8 an .,- - L -vw... , 7 , wg,-1 -.-f' ...,.,, D ,1 ax ,, 12? YM. . is , f 'I 'Sar i ':l.f . Y 1.4 'I 4 1 I. so ,sl-A I .4 , 4, ,R 1 Q-+I -M -I 'Nbr , ff I-. ff ,L ,, IE gm aw any Q 4 IM, , , JL il ' Z ' H.- i 'rw -1 ' , I N' iz , W I ., I t Swv -, J yt I' I 2 : X I .Is , A I mf A f a 1321 1 M in A J, 4-W 5-A A-if I -11, J f ,Z , , ,-Az I I- I iXfegf'Q55W .. B4M .X X B 4.4, F as ia W 1 fl 1 .2 -:gl 'I' K 35- .I E, . I Aff, N, ,E ' T , ::1, f f ' I I S' '- 35, ' 'Z .XV1 V' X 1, X Wi'-A ni Ii 1 . iii' 'WS 4. ,gl ,S Km G.. QQ. -QE- 46 EVERETT ADAMS BRENDA BENSON BECKY BYRD GAYLE BYRD BETTY DUPREE BERNICE HARDEE KENNETH HARGIS BARBARA HAWKES PEGGY HIGGINS DAISY HONEYGUTT BRENDA JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON JACKY JONES PHYLLIS JONES KEITH LANGDON J.G. MATTHEWS DAN MCGEE HELEN MORRIS ANDY PARTIN JACK PEYSER DEWEY RAYNOR SIDNEY SAULS JOAN SMITH CAROLYN STEPHENSON RONNIE STEPHENSON TERESA STEPHENSON KENT TRADER ANNETTE WALL THOMAS WATKINS BRENDA YOW HAROLD ADAMS RONALD BARBOUR JERRY BRASWELL BERRY BYRD CLEVELAND BYRD BRADFORD CLIFTON THELMA COATS PERSON DENNING GAIL DUPREE BOBBY HARGIS PHYLLIS HIGGINS CAROL HOLDER BRUCE LANGDON LARRY MCLAMB SANDRA PARRISH DORIS RAYNOR L.R. SMITH FRANKIE STEPHENSON GAIL STEPHENSON JERRY TART JANICE THROWER Mrs Ellis' and rs. Creec Qs Seventh rade BONNIE ADAMS FRANKLIN ANDERSON JUDY ANDERSON FRANCES BAKER PI-HLLIP BARBOUR BETTY LOU BYRD WILLA MAE BYRD BOBBY CREECH LOTTIE DRY ANN HAMILTON MONNIE JOHNSON JOHNNY JONES JUDY JONES JERRY LANGDON EMILY LASSITER LARRY MCELVEEN KAY MCGEE EDWARD MCLANIB HUGHLON MCLAMB ALLEN RAFTERY EARLON ROGERS GERALD RYALS BARBARA SURLES GEORGIA TADLOCK JUDY THROWER ANN WI-IITLEY TIM ADAMS RI-IONDA ALLEN FRANK AUSTIN DONALD BARBOUR VICKI BARBOUR KENNETH BYRD NETA BYRD FAYE CARROLL RHONDA CASEY JEANETTE cOATs WAYNE COATS ELAINE HONEYCUTT LINDA JOHNSON JOHNNIE KING JULIA LANGDON LINDA LANGLEY BECKY LEE GARY MOGEE BARBARA MCGEE EDITH PARRISH BRENDA PARRISH ROSE ROBERTS 'S B- -,,, 1 A Q A 7 4:- Q- I... -b.- S? Q C1 -21 Q, -- xl- 2 . xl f RANDY SAULS EARL SMITH BRUCE STEPHENSON CECELIA STEPHENSON A KEN STEPHENSON an - L Q 8 I -A L 'Z J x MARY ANN STEPHENSON ' - 1 ., f J' T TERESA STEPHENSON Q Q: 7 J ' JERRY WEST W5 I I , H N RICKY YOUNG 'iifrqiigglmll 3' QL 3 'I I -'L I., .Aw ,- -E , ,,. vt , 1, ,Q 5 K CW Y, ' 'T+f I -fry' xz',q, .'l I , xy X T! T I I , R , E lj J ,ff A K j F fwbw, .Q-'L' 'GX sf w 5 L I, W If .L I Q4 Wits. I 4- ..- . fs ,' I-Q Hb-X, f Z V rf- v 1 Num S7 ,J I Q . rs. Smitlvs and Mrs. NiXOIl,S Sixth rade ,, ., iv 'gif T71 ,Y UI' ' A I s .lu ' IA I I I A 'xxsxt III 8 K A I , Q 4' 'ia' my L N ,gp 1 ' I L I XI! I 'I , S itz' K K, Y f kSV4s'y,x NY I , 4 5 I XY, I , A,,,,,, I 1 , S.: V, , ' . I ' 1 wud, 'ww I., . ki' g, J V' W j' I-.251 I' I f J A Z I 'P' Q -A., - ,, I ' 'M I Y I r A OSB. I 'S Y '- . IQ and A , 1 'X ,X I-Q Y . .4 L 0 'x. RH fd V '-w5'F 5' I . E 3 'I D7 Tl -3 PJ aw - I' I lf? f y' I 'R , .. - P ' '-NI' J ' , I 7 ':x?f+' , ji, A 'X ' 'f , Q ,av , . Wifi Q fi. 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LOU ANN JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON DANNY JONES DORETTE JONES GAIL KING SAMMY KING IRENE MORRIS PATRICIA MOSS JO ANN MCCABE DANNY PRINCE EDWARD RAYNOR DENNIS STEPHENSON ROGER STEPHENSON, BECKY TRADER JANET WEST PHILIP WOOD BETTY ANDERSON JANICE ANDERSON BETTY BARBOUR DONALD BARBOUR JANETBARBOUR JERRY BARBOUR BOBBY BEASLEY I RUSSELL BLALOCK LANNY CLIFTON BRENDA LOU COATS THOMAS COOK JOHNNY CUMMINGS BONNIE HAMILTON DOROTHY JERNIGAN SANDRA JOHNSON GAIL JONES RONNIE JONES BOBBY RAY LANGDON NANCY LANGDON RAYVON LANGDON TOMMIE LOVE MARIE PARRISH GENE PRINCE GERALD STEPHENSON MARGARET WALKER JOE YOUNG Mrs. N0lS0ll,S and Mrs. arber's ifth Grade DONALD ADAMS KENNETH ALLEN BICKETT ANDREWS DEBORAH BARBOUR SUE BAKER LAVON BENSON ELAINE BLACKMAN DEBORAH BUFFKIN WINBERRY BUTTS ALMA BYRD JOY BYRD C,.H. CARROLL PHYLLIS COATS SHIRLEY COATS JOY LANE EAKES SHARON ENNIS REBECCA HOLLAND RODNEY JOHNSON TONY JONES STEVE LANGDON DAVID LEE BONNIE MATTHEWS DONNIE MATTHEWS KATHY MCGEE CAROLYN PARRISH JOY PARRISH NANCY RAYNOR DAVID SMITH SUE SMITH JIMMY STEPHENSON RHONDA STEPHENSON RONNIE WALKINS JAMES RICHARD ANDREWS i WILMA JEAN ARWQOD , 3 BILLY BARBOUR BONNIE BARBOUR xr' A ROBERT ALAN BARBOUR 'I-7 A .Q CAROLYN SUE BEASLEY A DONNIE GALE BEASLEY LARRY WAYNE BYRD VICKI BELL BYRD ROY WELDON BYRD RONNIE MACK CLIFTON JOHINNIE WAYNE COATS WILLIAM CLIFTON COOK WILLIAM ALBERT DENNING DONALD RAY HIGGINS LIGGIE SHEPHERD HONEYCUTT CURTIS WAYNE JOHNSON JERRY LEWIS JOHNSON JERRY WAYNE JOHNSON MARSHALL EDWARD JOHNSON SANDRA NELL JOHNSON ' JACOB KING, JR. CATI-IY DIANE LILES KENNETH TE RLE MCGEE WAYNE POPE KENNETH PRICE GEORGE RAY RAYNOR WILLIAM GARY ROGERS ROGER DALE STEPI-IENSON DAVY WARREN STEPHENSON RAY STEPHENSON JAMES EARL WIGGINS I I K R5 . X ff xx I , KX f:':q ' . 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A O 5 M.. ...,,W,i ,Q xxx lg, ,X . 'Sn , Tai nl 4- I '-if f 3 Avi ' 2 J ,xg J' rw, in I ,ik fkrr' X IM A :J 'Y .ilu-E BRUCE ANDREWS EDITH AUSTIN RICHARD BRIDGES DENNIS BYRD GARY COATS DELOIS COOK DONALD COOK BILLY CUMMINGS STEVE GORDON SHERRY HARDEE HORACE JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON TYRA LANGDON THOMAS PARKER THURWOOD PARRISH TROY POPE LINDA PRINCE JIMMY RYALS ROSCOE STEPHENSON ROBERT TADLOCK JULUIS WEST FRANCES WILKINS JEWEL ADAMS BRENDA BEASLEY JIMMY BENSON NEWELL BROOKS JESSE BUTTS BONNIE BYRD BECKY CLIFTON JOY COATS MICHEL COATS SHERRY DUPREE CHESTER ENNIS PAM ENNIS DAWN CRIMES LOU CRIMES TOMMY HONEYCUTT BEVERLY JOHNSON CRAIG JONES MITCHELL LANGDON RAY MCGEE CATHY POPE DONNA ROBERTS DIANE STANCIL ELAINE STEPHENSON JUDY STEPHENSON RANDY STEPHENSON REID STEPHENSON LYLE TRADER CHARLENE WATSON 11.2, , .Einar-mbffu-qA.Q.EL I ,AE-.. . ' rs. ierce's and rs. 'Neil9s EDDIE ANDERSON ROY ANDERSON BRENDA ANDREWS MARSHA ANDREWS KENNETH BEASLEY DARLINE BYRD DANNY CLIFTON TIMMY CLIFTON DICKIE DUPREE GENE HAMILTON BRENDA HARGIS TOMMY HARGIS KENNETH HIGGINS DEBORAH KING RONNY LANGDON DONNIE LILES JUDY MCGEE TERRY MOSS RAY REVELS FRANCES ROBERTS JOYCE STANLEY DONALD STEPHENSON WOODY THIGPEN CHARLONA WALTON DANNY WALTON EARL ANDERSON JUDSON ARWOOD BONNIE BARBOUR JERRY BARBOUR ELIZABETH BUNN JOSEPH CARROLL CATHY DEON COTTEN MARTHA DEANS PHILLIP DUPREE SUSAN GRIMES AMANDA GULLEY MELODY HARGIS DEBRA JOHNSON RHONDA JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON ROGER JOHNSON STEVEN JOHNSON DENISE JONES GWANA LASSITER KEITH NOLES GARY PARSONS JAYNE ROBERTS MICHAEL ROBERTS DEBORAH STEPHENSON SHARON STEPHENSON JEANETTE WHITLEY KATHLEEN WOOD fn... hird Grade Ol J if KN? 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' Q..- A+- 'f i24P?'b4' A wif 0 4 - -. - R .W ,, gf 'S f '31 A 1' I A 'sw ......+'?LE W' , SWR ' ..f, 4. 4' ,. 1 I If ' - .1 I, 1 1 5 ' I lit f A SUSIE ADAMS CHARLIE ANDERSON MARGARET ANDERSON KENNETH BARNES HILDA BEASLEY PAM BRANCH JUNIOR BYRD RICKY BYRD TERESA CLIFTON TONY COATS KELLY CUMMINGS BUD GRIMES GLENDA I-IARGIS BONNIE KING DIANNE KING DOUG LANGDON PHIL LANGDON KEITH LANGDON GENE LOVE ROY MESSER ANDY PARRISH KENNETH PARRISH LARRY PLEASANT RANDY POPE CHRISTINE TAYNOR CATHY ROGERS GARY SAULS A DENNIS SMITH CHARLES TADLOCK CAROLYN WALKER PATRICIA YOUNG JIMMY YOw BETH ANN ADAMS . DIANA LYNN BARBOUR JUDY DELYN BARBOUR JUDY MAE BARBOUR MITCHELL BARBOUR RICKY WAYNE BLALOCK JOHNNY BYRD MARSHA CELESTE BYRD STEVE CARROLL STANLEY BRUCE COATS WANDA GAY ETHERIDGE STEPHAN PATRICK GRIMES SYLVIA HAMILTON CAROLYN HONEYCUTT JIMMY HONEYCUTT DEBRA JOHNSON EDITH JOHNSON ANGELA LANGDON FRANCES ANN LANGDON PATRICIA LANGDON BEVERLY DAWN NORRIS BONNIE PARRISH JIMMY PENNY PHILLIP PLEASANT PAMELA DENICE POSTON KIM REGAN SMITH MYRON SMITH RACHEL LOUISE SMITH SI-IERRY STEPHENSON DONNA SUE TI-IIGPEN BRENDA WATSON GLENDA WATSON BILLY YOUNG , .,.,., ,..1wIA.-I ,.,, Lf4Q:..:.': A -w- -A V NATHAN ADAMS J.w. BEASLEY RANDY BENSON TOMMY BENTON RHONDA BLALOCK RICKY BLALOCK DARRELL CANADY J.H. CARROLL STEVE CARROLL JERRY CLIFTON ANN COATS BENNETTE COTTEN JANET DUPREE MARK EAKES RANDY HALL DEBORAH HOLLAND CHARLOTTE JOI-INSON MARCUS JONES NEAL LANGDON TRUDY MCGEE GAIL MOSS BRENDA PARRISH CELESTE PARRISH JEANETTE POSTON DAVID ROBERSON JENNETTE ROBERTS ROGER STANLEY JOI-HNINY STEPHENSON STEPHANYE STEPHENSON JEANETTE BARBOUR RICKY BARBOUR MARY BEASLEY BECKY BRASWELL PAULETTE COATS RICKY DENNING REVELY DUPREE CAROLYN EUBANKS DEBBIE HARGIS SHIRLEY JERNIGAN TERESA JOHNSON DALE LANGDON GINGER LILES DEBORAH MESSER DANNY NORRIS KENT PLEASANT BUTCH STANCIL WILLIAM STANLEY DANNY STEPHENSON ROCKY TADLOCK REBECCA WILLIAMS BARBARA YOUNG DONALD YOUNG rogdelvs and rs. 0hns0n's First Grade K-5 by 'tr- D , 5-,-,.- ' iw wi :L -'-- . ' ' if E51 I 5 k I. fusing-13, J,1:'g3: 1 3 'rf E: 1' 6- C -A A 'X I L, . fi f la .Q li- Rf. gf l Q., 41 , SI f 1:-. N-C 5 ir, M 4 , J X ilsxmm xi A ' T , f I A. ., J '- I '. 'I J' if 'ff 'R -7- I A T .z Y' X , I Q.. 4 15 1 -I I . I - I LX 4 ,.,. af' - R If' f ' f p K I N X I II N z-ff, 'f :B , F -'I Vw, Q I tl' L A A s. Q -- ' . L 3 I I I fir I TM Bk I ix H ' jp- T. ' x xl! -7 xii ., X f ,sm L'fr.Nn+ Lal, . Y I 'aus - .S 'J 5. :R 'J if ' I 4'- X. f. 4' , I ZA I 5 ff J' Q I A .'R4.' ' I TN, e ' wg 2 'IP Q, Q- 1 ,Ivy I 3 I, ,fy HEL' I - FI , - I U: 53 As the se nlors observe the Charts Jn the counse1or's Many students f1nd1thelpfu1 to examine certain vocation room, they reallze the necess1ty of a hlgh school and books 11'1 the Search for a Sultable occupation. The many problems of high school students, whether they are scho- lastic or personal, are brought before Mr. C o at s, our guidance counselor. Li- --.,1' L I ll 'i K tv, i 3 , 1 l - I 1 1 , '1 5, l I 4 1 i ! i Qin FII Seated, left to right: Judy Gardner, President, Mrs. Mattie Penny, Ad- visor, Billie Byrd, Treasurer, Barbara Trader, Vice President. Standing: Elizabeth johnson, S e C r e t a ry, Charlene Langdon, Program Chairman, Kathryn Raynor, Parliamentariang Peggy Benson, Re porte rg Dorothy Blalock, Historian. 56 QMAKIQ +C' Io' .r ' H f iif Q f' 1-1 Ce -. og 4,0 ,qu Nfw Ho The Future I-lomemakers Club is: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. To Work for good home and family life for all. To foster the development of Creative leadership in home and community life. To provide Wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. kg., ur-nm umm- in I-lx . ui- mmm mam im!-.UIHHCI HFMTHMGMJIHQM 6 if: 6 6 6 5 6 A 6 f ' ' 9' U - 1-4 I' UI! 'n'1'm ,XIZSIWSK mznulhlt l 6 FFA if ff, f fly! W X f t -rf. ' x 1 - , ,V K f 1 -JF X 'x ? Q n r S f W Seated, left to right: James Coats, Secretary, Gene Stephenson, Presi- GAYLE SI-IERRILL ............. Sweetheart dent, Larry johnson, Reporter. Standing: jerry King, Vice President, jerry Benson, Treasurer, Jerry Moore, Sentinel, jesse Butts, Advisor 57 L-Q if 'VH' yum, isuuef-rf K dqqwn-f QQ' Tw' Q--W-'41 C vqg.,,1,.,,- MRS . MATTIE PENNY I .4-Q--A b ihrarians WS .ii . Vt. A alll ff, 5 'I Q av A V ff Q- 'ff A bf ' P 1 ,B f . F.-.K --.,. ' eta THE .15 L BARBARA TRADER President 6 f i L ' LINDA PHILLIPS Recording Secretary ex , MRS. LOUISE BOYETTE Sponsor lull S P fs 5 A JUDY GARDNER Vice President .56 Q I ' PATSY STEPHENSON JIMMY PIERCE Treasurer 59 Corresponding Secretary - lub -?'6f QQ Motto: To make the best better. First row, left to right: Kay Young, Vice Presidentg Howard Johnson, Pre si d entg jo Ann I-loneycutt, Secretary and Treasurer. Second row: Carol Holder, Song leaderg Sidney Sauls, Song leaderg Bonnie Honeycutt, Reporter. Third row: Mr. Don Williamson, Assistant County Agentg Mrs. Earline Walker, Assistant County Agent. -ff ,... , W f X f ,Q r A 'K V' ,,,. . 0 H ,, A ' Q A--, mW,0,W,V ,sy slggvwy, . , A yffir A 4 www 'Q'- ff. ff J Q ' 5 I N52 V7 ,ggrfgt 65 Bus Drivers M t nnurfin 'WJ ,,,, u SCHUULBQ w m L-j D 61 'W-Pk 4. I 1 V75-'fill' 23 N A ,- ilmmwm MW f E. E ll 1 l L w w r 1 R lu! Seated, left to right: Bruce Coats, Advisorg Mac Jones, Treasure rg Linda Pleasant, Secretary, Sylvia Johnson, f President, Judy Gardner, Prog ra m Chairman, Pat Byrd, Vice President. ly A Monogram I 3,225 GAY ENNIS Scorekeeper l,.,.,,, MAC JONES F Timekeeper 62 ig, f ' f l on lub JUDITH STEPHENSON Announce 1' cf C eerleaders X Aw r CHARLENE LAN GDON C X 5 BRENDA NORRIS X X PHYLL IS BLALOCK BARBARA TRADER JUDY MATTHEWS fmf GLORIA BRASWELL GAYLE SI-IER RILL 'az'--R -qv HQ Q , -, , 'U' ssl: E , X E 1 K I w v 1 Y i I N Marshals Left to right: Linda Phi1lips5 Judy Gardnerg Patsy Stephenson, Chiefg Barbara Traderg jimmy Pierce It would have been very confusing to get Seated in the auditorium if it had not been for the marshals. They did not just direct people to their seatg they found places for Visitors. There was added dignity by the ribbons they wore. They walked with poise and set a pattern for others to follow. l N di 64 si AMOUNT UF SCHUUUNGO WORKERS IN THE BOSS xxx f l Seated, left to right: BARBARA TRADER ......... MR. A.G. MATTHEWS ..... PATSY STEPEHENSON .... . . PATGORDON ....... Standing, left to right: SYLVIA JOHNSON ...... ..... 4 R73i'.1 . nnual Staff . . . . Co -Editor . . . . . . Sponsor . . . . .Co-Editor . . Chief Typist Make -up -Artist DOROTHY BLALOCK ...... . . . BILLIE BYRD ....... JIMMY PIERCE ..... LINDA PHILLIPS .... . Photography Editor Advertising Manager . . Business Manager Circulation Manager JERRY PoPE ......... .... , ........... A mst PATRICIA BYRD .... . .. . .... ...... T ypist DELORES SU RLES . . . 65 . . . . .Typist . 5 . Wi 1: ' ' 'Q , ...N lj., V ,'i 'f.A,... -,, Ai s -K A, 1 H J My gf' unchroom Staff left to right: Mrs. Mae Belle Roberts, Dieticiang Mrs. Annie Williamsg Mrs. Viola Beasleyg Mrs. Hattie Taltong Mrs. Cittie Barbourg Mrs. Doris Cooke. 4 O O I le tlclan MRS. MAE BELLE ROBERTS ................ . . . Dietician 66 'fb' 'K 942 14ff -aff - 1-s1hf'fl , X. 1. XII will RSM '?i,-- Q-gs -Q Q ay M ,mint 'N iff: NN ll -M XX N SQ ,,,f:'.. irls9 askethall left to right: joyce Hardee, Nancy johnson, Linda McLeod, Opal Sorrell, C o - C a pt ain, Mary Lee, Pat Byrd, Lois jo Ann Honeycutt, Gloria Stephenson, Carolyn johnson, Carroll, Sylvia johnson, Judy Parrish, Wanda Byrd. Linda Pleasant, Co-Captain, Mr. james Barbour, Coach, Seated, left to right: Lois C arr ollg james Ba rb our, Coach, Sylvia johnson. Standing: Mary Lee, Opal Sorrell, Co-Captain, Pat Byrd, Linda Pleasant, Co-Captain. 68 Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland ....... Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland 34 50 GIRLS: Princeton. .... . Micro......... Kenly.......... Corinth Holder.'. Wilson's Mills. . . Pine Level ..... Me adow ....... Glendale . . . . . . Princeton ...... Micro.......... Kenly... .... Wilson's Mills. . Meadow ....... Glendale . ..... . 741 N34 li' flfqx , qt D V f Xf rw W N 7 xl? X 0 S9 askethall Kneeling, left to right: G illia rn Austin, james Coats, Bruce Coats, Coach, Cha rle s Pope, Carl Coatsg Danny Bobby Byrd, Dan Honeycuttg jerry Moore, Co-Captain, Byrd, jerry johnson. Not pictured: Charle s Stephenson, jerry King, Randy johnson. Standing: Charles Baker, Larry Co- Captain. johnson, Gerald Ogburng Nathan Dry, Steve Thi gp en, Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland. . . .... Cleveland ....... Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland BOYS: Princeton. . . . . Micro........ Kenly........ Corinth Holder. . . . Wilson's Mills. Pine Level .... Meadow ..... Glendale .... Princeton .... Micro........... Kenly.. .... ..... Wilson's Mills. . . . Meadow ..... . . . . Glendale ..... 28 60 44 47 56 38 56 48 38 45 65 40 52 52 if .. r f Sf QV n Kneeling, left to right: Bruce Coats, Coach, james Coatsg Bobby Byrd, Randy johnson. Standing: jerry Moore, Co-Captain, Dan I-Ioneycutt. .69 Kneeling, left to right: Edith Langdong Brenda Stephenson, Standing: Betty Moore, Betty Johnson, Judy Cliftong Kathy james Barbour, Coach, Malinda McGee, Betty Coats. Pleasant, janet johnson, Velator Revels. . . askethall Kneeling, left to right: Tim Bun, Johnny Smith, Keith Johnson, Bruce Coats, Coachg Bobby Pierce, Michael Sorrell, Russel Woodg jack Austin, Tommy Pope, Howard Trader, Tommy Ives. johnson. Standing: james Parrish, Dicky Hatcher, Keith E U 70 - i 1l.. , I' ff .3 fx xv, -rf al 3' .nl -.2 :lv al First Citizens Bank Established I898 Complete Banking Service Smithfield, North Carolina LARGE ENOUGH T0 SERVE YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU JUNK WHY WORRY? - CASH WAITING We Buy Scrap Iron, Batteries, Radiators and All Kind of Metals. We Pay High Cash Prices for Burned and Wrecked Cars. Buyers of Complete Auto Wrecking Yards Plants Dismantled We Buy War Surplus We Sell I Beams - Channel and Angle Iron and Pipe K and L Auto Service TEE EFF as I . Cleveland Emporium Tastee-Freez Highway 70 and 42 Sundaes - Banana Splits - Shakes Cones - Soft Drinks - Short Orders Hamburger Steaks - Cube Steaks Fried Chicken - Shrimp - Hot Dogs Hamburgers - Cheese Burger Bar-B-Que Sandwich Grilled Cheese - French Fries A Little Bit of Everything SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS DELCO BATTERIES Groceries - Meats - Feeds Hardware - Automotive Supplies Tires Route One Clayton, North Carolina WE 4-89I8 HIH6'S DRIVE IH Hi-401 Raleigh, North Carolina Paul King, Propriefor EM-TE 4-9874 Hamburgers Breakfasf Steaks Barbecue Thick Shakes CURB SERVICE D nl A , . 'lv , ,. V - .. -'w 4, 5- - ' ' v .az ... R- , W vu--' . - R- K .RAR 'Whig' W I wi,3f,x,, 3 M I 73 UllUliG'S IHSURHHBE HGEIICU Roy W. Young, Owner Auto - l'loil - Fire ond Life Mo rie Coots Watson Ask The People Who Hove lnsuronce With Me What Kind Ot Service You Get Office Telephone ME 9-4400 Home Telephone ME 9-2523 Angier, North Corolino 74 Holmes and Morris Best . s R Parrish and Dry Upermor el Benson, North Corolino TE 3-9540 EM 2-3867 RARRISH DRY A PAINTING CONTRACTORS i fftefify f 2 A All Types L SproyOiNork! . L L M Wax ALL WORK INSURED it AND GUARANTEED M W- ' Parker Milling Company Custom Grinding ond Mixing Grain Buyers Phone Benson 3882 Qngrutuluti BE REALLY REFRESHED! nomic UNDER AUTHORITY or THE cocA-con COMRANY av THE CAPITOL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. For nice eating out see us. BRAD'S GRILL Bradford Barbour, Owner JASPER LANGDON TEXACO STATION Firestone Recapping Benson, N.C. Phone 8738 PANTHER LAKE Boating - Skiing - Swimming and Fishing Willow Springs, Route One MEDLIN PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printing Office Supplies Smithfield, North Carolina I34 S-Third St. Phone WE 4-3434 Compliments of S. Sl P. PEANUT PRODUCTS Potato Chips - Candies Compliments of DUVAL WEEKS GROCERY Route One, Benson, N.C. W. CARROLL STEPHENSON INSURANCE The Johnston County Bank Building Smithfield, North Carolina Phone: WE 4-2606 p Route 43 Box I27 Benson, North Carolina LANGDON'S GROCERY BAGWELL'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Hillsboro Street Raleigh, North Carolina C. H. PARRISH GROCERY Route 3 Benson, North Carolina C.R. FERRELL, JEWELER Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Angier, North Carolina Have Camera Will TraveI Charles Parrish Angier, North Carolina PENNY'S BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Waving Hair Styling Angier, North Carolina Route ffl Phone Benson 8787 'THE GARNER FLORIST Mrs. Lucy Jones, Prop. IO5 Main St. Garner, North Carolina SAULS AND CARROLI.'S Service and Grocery Route iIl3, Raleigh, N.C. WOODLEY'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all Occasions Gladys O. Woodley, Prop. Mel. 9-2522 Angier, N.C. Angier Farmer's Supply Feed Seed Fertilizer Angier, North Carolina Compliments of Whitley-Bain Drug Company clayton, North Carolina First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. X yi 6 fi ff X ' , ig-6 : 1455 X -54' X, A jtfeg-, tt Q 0 1 ff t fs , f s f Complete Bonking Service Angier, North Ccrolino Akins and Dale Gold Leaf Warehouse Fuquoy-Vorinc: North Corolino Howard Mitchiner Clayton, North Carolina Cotton Ginning Smith Douglas Fertilizer Service Station Gas and Oils Phone WA 2 -7400 Compliments of Ruth's Beauty Shop Garner, North Carolina Phone EM 2-335I McGee Sheetrock Company and Paint Contractor IBO6 Wake Forest Road Raleigh, North Carolina Phone VA 8-979i Stephenson's Barbeque House Now Open 7 Days Weekly Featuring the Best In PIT COOKED BARBEQUE PIG and CHICKEN Located Between Garner and Benson Highway F50 Phone 3877 PERMANENT WAVE BEAUTY SHOP Phone WE 4-256i Smithfield, North Carolina THE SMITHFIELD HERALD Your Country Newspaper Published Twice A Week rw HUGH AUSTIN'S For Good Clothes and Shoes A Trial is All We Ask Smithfield North Carolina CLAYTON SUPPLY CO., INC Farm Supplies : Wayne Feeds Armour's Fertilizers Phone: WA 264i Clayton, North Carolina SELMA STYLE SHOP Smart Stylish Styles For Ladies Coats - Suits - Dresses - Lingerie Miss Cassie Abdalla, Prop. Phone WO 5-2903 Selma, North Carolina MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Finest Fashions Insurance Building Raleigh, North Carolina I Compliments of .l.G. BARBOUR 8: SONS Compliments of E. W. ELLIS 8: CO., INC. General Merchandise Hardware Farm Supplies Dry Goods Clayton, North Carolina Clayton, North Carolina General Services Agency, Inc. All Types ' of lnsuronce 226 Eost Moin Street Cloyton, North Corolincn H. Noppier Doyton Poole Wolker Stone John Stone Liberty Warehouses For the Sole of Leof Tobocco A SALE EVERY DAY STONE BROS. , Owners ond Props. Durhctm , North Corolino :ffl 014 Compliments of Johnston County Oil Dealers Association Serve QC MARVIN BLALOCK Q Roig Communi ore ' . Route 25:6 Willow Springs, North Corolino Your Business is AppreciotecI! I ' THE FRESHER REFRESHER J. I.. CANADY ADAIVIS CONCRETE INSURANCE AGENCY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE WA 2-6469 MU 7-2252 . WA 2- 4 7 Vcrino' North Corolmo 4I3 Eost Secianil Street Cloyton, North Corolino BEDDINGFIELD'S CO'f'P'I'f'e fS of PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone WA 2-6224 Cloyton, North Corolino I3ARBOUR'VVI'IITNEY CO. Cloyton, North CoroIino WILLOW SPRINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Doy MU 7-27II Night MU 7-5253 Willow Springs, North CoroIino It's better to have insurance ond not need it, then to need it ond not hove it. I LC: -A It I I I HONEYCUTT SUPPLY CO. Groceries, Feeds and Hardware Complete Sinclair Service Leonard Honeycutt, Owner Phone 367i Benson, N.C. McLAMB FASHIONS E.V. McLamb Mrs. Annalean Johnson Ladies' and Children's Wear Phone 8661 Benson, .C. WHITTINGTON ELECTRIC SERVICE J Benson, North Carolina Electrical Contracting and Repairs BENSON DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store Benson, North Carolina LEE AND JOHNSON Benson, N.C. Phone 421-T Statesville Feeds and Flour VC and Armour Fertilizers Fancy Groceries and Feeds J.L. KING, JR. Groceries, Gas, Oil Angier, North Carolina Compliments of l i i f , THE JEWEL BOX r X-if Smithfield, North Carolina . gg, . Compliments of i' JORDAN S JEWELERS , b f .., . , X U4 ' ggi Smithfield, North Carolina FLEMlNG'S PHARMACY . Complete Prescription Service Opposite the Court House Smithfield, North Carolina RICE'S PHOTO SHOP Photography - Arts - Crafts Smithfield, North Carolina EAKES GROCERY Hardware and Groceries Route One Garner, North Carolina HUDSON'S HARDWARE 8- GROCERY CO. Garner, North Carolina PlTTMAN'S JEWELERS Luggage, China Silverware, Typewriters Clayton, North Carolina SORRELL'S BEAUTY SHOP Frances Sorrell -'Operator LEE'S GROCERY L.F. Lee, Operator Willow Springs, North Carolina D.H. JOHNSON 8K SONS, INC. Growers and Packers of Danny Boy Yams Benson, North Carolina WALTON'S POU LTRY FARM Fresh Dressed Fryers Custom Dressing Tuesdoy ond Thursday Phone Benson 841i Route One Willow Springs, North Corolino THE CLAYTON NEWS For The Most News OF The Folks You Know Best Clayton, North Corolino Compliments ot Compliments of I-ASSlTER'5 FOOD CENTER VARINA FARMERS EXCHANGE Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer Phone MU 7-2236 Vorino North Corolino Sherwood Lossiter, Prop. Cloyton North Cclrolino Compliments of The Little Shop, Clayton, North Carolina J. B. Raynor, Angier, North Carolina Capital Service G Garage, Fuquay, North Carolina Crawfords, Angier, North Carolina City Market, Benson, North Carolina Brantley's Variety, Benson, North Carolina Creech Barber Shop, Benson, North Carolina Henry Buffkin Grocery, Route Three, Benson, North Carolina Reuben Barbour Grocery, Benson, North Carolina Oliver's Market, Selma, North Carolina H. C. Hicks Grocery, Route One, Willow Springs, North Carolina Clayton Auto Parts, Clayton, North Carolina Battens Radio 8 T.V. Service, Clayton, North Carolina Smith's Grocery, Route One, Clayton, North Carolina ' Johnsons Cross Roads Grocery 8 Grill, Clayton, North Carolina 83 Brain people ...fora quick, refreshing lift! '35 f X 5195, ZYSEQM ,,,,,m-I-'gl X34 Q, ,gy Q - N in 'V .,, V U ' I .1 -x-7 I gc. 'A I sf '-.' , Q. , Q ,e , -H. -4 . ' Qu ,' N 'W A if 'S f 5 mi 'Q 1 - -- .' 12 . 5 : ' I .Vid-',:f.1V . V I , . 72' 3 1 I ,VKX ui B:c,.,.-- I-at Y J I v -2:4 if . i--av ' '12 -ug-, n, A , . ff '!.i5'F, ' .,li,:1gg,Lir4?Ai5! Hg. IV LJ, .- 5: wmv. '-mmm., ., in H-in .J Q- ,hy nk: V k 'L msg and 1-, 'Cd ' if 4 Ji Q I' 1 j 65555 Compliments of Charles W. Langdon Texaco Service 2908 South Sanders Street WASH and GREASE SERVICE Phone TE 4-6989 Congratulations Seniors l. Stephenson Enterprises, Inc. 2. Stephenson Investment Corporation 3. Stephenson Farms, Inc. 4. Carolina Equipment and Parts Company 5. AAA Truck ancl Trailer Rentals, Inc. 6. AL-Bren Corporation 7. S.T.S., lnc. Harrel P. Stephenson - President Columbia, South Carolina 85 Compliments of NICKNIGHT DRUG STORE Angier, North Carol ina PARKER'S FURNITURE STORES Fine Furniture at Reasonable Prices Fuquay Springs Varina, North Carolina TRAVELERS' SERVICE STA. CARROLLS' DEPT. STORE . Shoes Rlclwrd H- GUI el' Dry Goods - Notions Garner, North Carolina Clayton North Carolina BRITT'S SERVICE STATION Highway tfso 5 Miles South of Garner, North Carolina R.L. COOPER AND COIVIPANY Cotton Merchants Insurance Clayton, North Carolina Xxll, E 1 CITY SERVICE STATION Goodyear Tires 'fl' X I and Accessories Goodyear Batteries Washing, Polishing and Greasing Dick Woodard Clayton, N.C WALL S SHOE SER. SHOP D. Glenn Wall, Owner 3l5 E. Main Street Clayton, North Carolina REASONABLE PRICES Compliments of DAILY FOOD STORE Marshall Branham Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of TALTON FURNITURE CO., INC General Electric Clayton, North Carolina IDEAL OIL COIVIPANY, INC. Elbert Stephenson, Co-signer Shell Products Highway 2IO Angier, North Carolina NOLES SELF-SERVICE Phone Benson 8-657 Groceries Meats Junction Highways 2IO and 50 Route One Angier, North Carolina Phone 8-766 or 6026 Benson B 8: S IVIASONARY CO. Carlton W. Stephenson and Gerald Benson Route Gne Angier, North Carolina NIEDLIN gc DORIVIAN, INC. Hardware, Groceries Fertilizers, Cotton and Country Produce Benson, North Carol ina CHARLIF'S Now in New Building Just South of City Limits! Serving - Frozen Custard Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Pork and Chicken Barbecue Benson, North Carol ina All Kinds of Insurance H. D. DENNING Phone 5III Benson , North Carolina Compliments of BENSON FEED lVlll.l.S, INC. Benson, North Carol ina HOLLOVVAY TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Four Oaks, North Carolina Phone 395l One Day Service On All Recapping FAY'S SANDWICH CO. Phone 2693 Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of J. F. VVOODALI. Benson , North Carol ina N-, NC KELLY'S DEPARTMENT STORE When you think of something to wear Think of Us Phone 37l6 Benson, North Carolina THE VARIETY STORE General Merchandise Hardware and Fertilizer Angier, North Carolina R.G. ADAMS Groceries - Feeds - Seeds and Country Produce Phone 3376 Benson, North Carolina J.L. PEED GROCERY General Merchandise Seeds - Feeds - Groceries Route I, Angier, North Carolina Compliments of LEE'S GROCERY L.F. and .I.F. Lee Willow Springs, North Caroli Compliments of AB DALLA'S Benson , North Carol ina CECIL'S SERVICENTER C. A. BENNETT Agent for Washing Lubrico ARMOUR FERTILIZERS Polishing Willow Springs Phone MU 7-4I95 Your Doorway to Protection STATE CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Raleigh, North Carol ina Phone WA 2-63I2 stEvE's FLORIST The Finest in Floral Desig If Lloyd D. Stephenson ' IO3 Blanche Street Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of P. B. JOHNSON 8: SONS ADAIVIS' OPEN AIR MARKET FARM SUPPLIES Benson, North Carolina Smithfield, North Carolina lf' I Business Resident WO 5-229I WO 5-2294 Selma, North Carolina SELIVIA RADIO, 8: IVIUSIC. CO. We Service What We Sell Norman Creech, Owner Maytag and G.E. Appliances R.C.A. and O.E. Appliances Compliments of ANNIE V'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Phone WA 2-72I9 I2I E. Hinton Street Clayton, North Carolina NIRS. L.V. BARBOUR AND SONS Groceries, Meats, Feeds, and Hardware Route One Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND of the Senior Class ooo? L CK ESQUIRE BARBER SHOP Regular Hair Cuts Crew Cuts Flat Tops Shaves Open Friday Until 8 P.M. S. Duke Lee Clayton, North Carolina 1 Compliments of LEDER BROS. DEPT. STORE Complete Clothing Needs Smithfield, North Carolina JOHNSON FLORI ST FIowers for all Occasions Phone WE 4-2630 Night WE 4-2I7O 209 E. 2nd Street Smithfield, North Carolina Compliments of GRANTHAIWS BOY'S and YOUNG NIEN'S SHOP Smithfield, North Carolina lx! XX cg!!! 9 mf' ,f,' - X .f e fziii- J G f' T O l Friends ln The ?lZv2FdndOScl:loiol Community , Xl S56 BANK OF FUQUAY .X I , , Xl N' i ll V 5 XXQQQ Home of Savers For 4 !'f X l ff More Than Half A Century - We Always Pay The Highest Interest Rate On Savings Permitted By An Insured Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YOUNG'S DEPARTMENT STORE Robert S. Young Garther B. Stwart We have at all times large assortments ot living room suitesp assorted patterns of wool rugs at the most popular prices and sizesp mahogany and walnut dining room suitesp a full assortment of breakfast room and dinette suites. We carry a full line of appliances, oil heaters and refrigerators. Hardware Furniture Phone ME 9-8809 Angier, North Carolina 91 Compliments of Niall, ,v c S CLAY JEVVELERS Clifton Creech Clayton, North Carolina GLENN COBB LIVESTOCK Clayton, North Carolina Phone WA 2-6371 ACME CLEANERS Caretakers of Clothes Cleaners of Leather Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Telephone 234-T Benson, North Carolina A. Nl. JONES Xi SONS lf it's good to eat or gas to burn We have it Route Three Benson, North Carolina FOREST HILLS BARBER SHOP Hours 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Garner, North Carol ina Compliments of ADAlVlS BEAUTY SHOP Clifford Adams Raleigh, North Carolina Office Resident HO 7-9337 Benson 8283 S. Rudolph Byrd NTASONERY CONTRACTORY Route One Angier, North Carolina Meet Your Friends at the BURGER-KING DRIVE-IN Excellent Food Quick Curb Services Horace Barbour, Owner Highway 3Ol South Benson , North Carol ina 5... ' 4, .,-,Q - ill: Mr. A qi, . A..Y--I UT 1 1 QS 73,134 wx , ff if 2 CP' A , L, ' l , . . .. X x Autographs :A :product of Autographs n'I'er CUIIPMIY 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. A' A A 1 .3 3 W JoHNsToN coumv HERITAGE CENTER smm-lEuEl.o. N.c. RNC 373.756 cle JC W' Cleveland High School lClayton, N.C.7 Yearbook. - rx' u 1 1 ,u 9 if 14 F l , 1 a P 1 A 1 1 if A 5 1 . WI, F i E a I A