Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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SCHOOL BOARD W. B. Massengill. W. V. Bridgers, R. N. Bass, Jr., Chair- man. Roland F. Danielson. James F. Hatchell. PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President MRS. C. E. ORR Vice President MRS. ROLAND F. DANIELSON Secretary MRS. PEGGY W. JOHN STON Treasurer MR. LESTER CREECH

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Greetings : I am very happy to greet you who are a part of the Millbrook School. It is our endeavor to try to make the Millbrook School an ever-present friend of yours, offering you an unlimited opportunity to prove yourselves and your worth and to guide you toward development, seeking to bring out the best in you at all times. Your community, your teachers, your principal, and your school representatives are all vitally interested in your welfare here in school and the type of life that you shall live before graduation and following graduation. I sincerely believe that it is the hope and the prayer of everyone that you at all times carry with you the necessary equipment in order to serve your co mmunity as a good citizen. The tradition of a school should always be good citizenship. It is a valu- able asset to any organization either to the family, the home or the school. Let’s put that tradition into practice. Y ou should be proud of he fact that you have had the opportunity to attend a grow- ing school that has the basis of a well-organized program. You should strive to work for a better school each and every day. We will want you to continue to contribute to the total growth and development of one of the better schools in North Carolina. As principal of the Millbrook School. I take a great deal of personal and profes- sional pride in what has been accomplished in the past two school years. Let us con- tinue to go forward. We must have the support and good will of all the people. It is my hope that our school, led by a forceful and progressive student body, can ac- complish the dreams, goals and the prayers of the sincere, loyal and cooperative stu- dents. It has been a great pleasure to work with you and for you in a democratic society towards the greatest cause on the face of the earth . . . the cause of building moral and spiritual values in the lives of the youth of our land. Now that we have the equipment, let us not fail to use it to the maximum. May God bless our noble efforts.

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AARON E. FUSSELL. Principal B.A., Atlantic Christian College M.E., University of N. C. Algebra JAMES D JOHNSON B.S., East Carolina College M.A., Peabody College Physical Education, Social Studies MRS. MARY S. JOHNSTON A.B., Meredith College English, French, Latin MYRA OLIVE A.B., Meredith College Mathematics, English DORIS E. STEVENS A. B., East Carolina College Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping MARGUERITE TAYLOR B. S., University of Tennessee Vocational Home Economics WILLARD T. WINBORNE B.S., North Carolina State College Vocational Agriculture MRS. LOIS YELTON Mars Hill College B.S., Limestone College Natural and Social Sciences, Mathematics MRS. KATIE A. ABERNETHY B.A., East Carolina College First Grade MRS. DORRIS BROOKS B.A., Meredith College Second Grade MRS. CHARLOTTE B. DIDAWICK East Carolina College Third Grade MOLLYE DRINKARD B.S., Roanoke College M.S., University of Virginia Fourth Grade MRS. ELVA H. FERRELL Meredith College Fifth Grade MRS. ANNIE WOOD HARTSFIELD A.B., East Carolina College Second Grade MRS. NETA B. HAYWOOD A.B., Woman’s College of U.N.C. Eighth Grade