Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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Advertising Manager HARVEY CRABTREE Business Manager BETTY LOOPER I Photogaphers JIMMY KIRKMAN FAYE LAMBETH Club Editor PEGGY COOLEY Picture Editor EDITH BARKER Typists KAYE DILLARD BETTY RICHARDSON JOAN KETNER .-qf. 1 . . -r ' ff-- n use iff, ,-v.fr,fgE.,,gA. -'rw' , .-.gf 11- -pf - n,.f,g:.,,, 3 : ?'r3g',,,', H, .. V N,-f ,,d!1i1.,i ,f gpg. '41!..l3iif-,,fMQn4 ' I I in I In .- 'f- - .Why . '. ' -. .' 'Ur' If' ' 4- s -'sz al'-1.4-'c'-rf.-f .-ig, ,sg.,g1--.1- -,yi . ,'52-'ageff 1-.5 - . ::1,,f'ff',.z-4'.+ ?:j':, :k 'gpg f.j:.f5'-ir. If-.-fi' -sl. in-'5t,3 ' -' Q--. '- L. ' : --:'f1.f..,g- J' 91.-5 ,ag ,-.s,..,g1.- .. - - . ..- 4 ,..,,34,!y,,,., .,,,,', .,' ll.. i V- -U A - , .- sg-a..-2 -, -,I 1--sa'-.'-.-. .:', -.-u,-4. '- ifirf' as C I if r.- 1 J . 1' 4-JFr- 15? v :. 1. iff! ' -aff.. ..'.-',- 7 ' . -Af Y... ,? ff. f i-'1 7.:-'ly f -fg.'6fiZf4-2115: - l r. 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To each of us though, the most wonderful and exciting memories are those of our fellow students. Those few whispered words in chapel, the laughter of young people in the re- '- - N . . . . . V an -'ffff-I creatlon room, that first nervous da of hi h school, that first date '.,'L.L1L our dreamboat, -.q.,q5 y g y ,311 2-nfii the sta arties and the slumber arties, these we remember until the end of time. hz' 3.3.1,-' 'i'-5-f--2' 1-,fgijf .i 1 For this reason, we, the '56 Senior Class of Millbrook High School, wish to leave this seventh volume of the Laurel, for all to enjoy. Our theme is one of human and hillbilly mirth. We hope that this portrays the fellowship and wholesome good will that shall for- if Qfifglf. ever be a part of Millbrook High School. L'-,gg a - 352159. fl' 'ir 3336. 'Q J .-wie' . -rr .1151 ihijfg. 'JJ firearm: fl-5141. 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L',p 0-o' , xssat iziv' 'li vs.-5 4 g QB, ' 'is oe .B'of4oqf sit? if u'4 5 o 0 -0-5 Q.-as .E 54's 4 ' We, the Senior Class of 1956, lovingly and de- votedly dedicate this edition of The Laurel to Miss Doris Stevens, expressing our love and appreciation for the Christian guidance, loving care, and patience, that she has shown us these past two years as our home room teacher and second mother. P 7. . President - MRS. C. H. PRITCHARD First Vice President - MRS. R. DANIELSON Second Vice President - MRS. R. T. BARTHOLOMEW Secretary - MRS. DEWITT PAGE Treasurer - MR. GEORGE STEVENSON Sedan! gown! Chairman, Secretary, MR. ROLAND DANIELSON A. E. FUSSELL JIM HATCHELL V. V. BRIDGERS R. P. HUNT ED GRICE Y Dear Students: Please permit your principal to greet you as the most important part in the Millbrook School. Your school faculty and personnel will endeavor to befriend you, seeking to bring out the best in you and offering you an opportunity to grow and develop in every worthwhile respect. Every community needs outstanding leaders if it is to be the type of community in which we wish to live. Leadership requires enterprise, courage, vigor and preparedness. Leadership requires a program and a purpose. An education develops such qualities. Have you ever thought what life would be like if you had not gone to school? Where would you have found your friends and learned how to get along with other people? I-low would you have gained the knowledge and skill that you already have? Where would you have gained the values of co-operation, assume responsibility, practicing real true democracy, of making wise choices? Your school years should be the happiest ones of your life. In your school you meet and are associated with fine young boys and girls of your own age and with common interests. Many of the people with whom you work and play will be your friends during your entire life. Many of your teachers will have a tremendous influence upon your life after you complete your high school education. You should be very proud that you have had the opportunity to attend a growing school in a cosmopolitan area. You will want to continue to contribute to the growth and development of better public schools in our great state, but more especially you will want to contribute to your local school program. Ihave had a great deal of personal and professional pleasure in working with you in attempt- ing to help you prepare yourself for present day living as well as for future living. I sincerely hope and pray that you continue to grow in building into your life moral and spiritual values that will be a blessing to our community and to humanity. lt is my hope that our school supported by the public, can accomplish the goals that we have set out to reach in the future. 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K 7 C ' A I Qfo' r- ', 0 l.M1l'.lg 'yrf:l!Q?. -n.l: lxy gs, 'W -,gf fs. 0 - ,U .- If 'ff1'.'-.fif u..f'?, ' sxav' '05 11',4,'4,.,:t.:,l,'.!,,iE'.,:,',. Q.-fE.,.LIr ' . f. ,',15.',,f,'.T.'A-'n,, -. - ui' A J by 1-aff . .47 ' Q 0 l'!'lp o , 4, fl fl, ,yt-U: MARGUERITE TAYLOR B. S. , University of Tennessee Vocational Home Economics WILLARD T. WIMBORNE B. S. , North Carolina State College Vocational Agriculture MRS. KATIE A. ABERNETHY B. A. , East Carolina College First Grade MRS. MARGARET ADAMS B. A. , Meredith 8a Thoman's College Third Grade MRS. D. K. APPLETON B. A. , Meredith College Second Grade MRS. DORIS BROOKS B. A. , Meredith College Second Grade 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 M. E. , University of N. C. English, French, Guidance MYRA OLIVE A. B. , Meredith College Mathematics, English MRS. LOUISE ROGERS B. S. , Wake Forest Science DORIS E. STEVENS A. B. , East Carolina College Commercial, Mathematics MRS. NETA B. HAYWOOD A. B. , Woman's College of U. N. C. Eighth Grade MRS. MARTHA C. JACKSON East Carolina College Sixth Grade MRS. PEGGY W. JOHNSTON A. B. , Meredith College Second Grade MRS. ANNA KELLEY A. B. , Murray State College Third Grade MRS. WILLA LEE MORGAN A. B. , Meredith College Sixth Grade MRS. ESSIE J. PRICE B. S. , Oxford College First Grade MRS. BARBARA BAILEY A. B. , Meredith College Fifth Grade MR. BENTON F. CLIFTON A. B. , University of N. C. Eighth 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 V MR. A. P. CAPPARELLA A. B. , Wake Forest College University of North Carolina Director of Instrumental Music MISS CAROLYN FARNSWORTH Wake Forest College Piano MRS. ELMA HAITHCOCK Cashier and Lunchroom Book- keeper MRS. CAROL LOOPER Secretary MRS. GUYDANA HOLLAND B. M. , Greensboro College Piano, Glee Club MRS. MARGARET SWARTZ East Carolina College First Grade MRS. ELIZABETH THOMAS A. B. , Meredith College Seventh Grade MRS. ALICE D. TUTTLE East Carolina College, A.B., Auanuc chrisuan College Fourth Grade MRS. LA VERNE WHITMAN B. S. , East Carolina College Seventh Grade MRS. VERA M. WILBURN Elon College North Carolina State College Sixth Grade MRS. JULIA S. WILLIFORD Peace College Western Carolina Teachers College Seventh Grade Q.. , . , Left to right: Lottie West, Mollie Ware, Mrs, Georgia Kirkman, Mrs, Mildred Jones, Mrs, Ora If : Haithcock, Mrs, Elma Haithcock, Cashier, I JQ, . 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For this we ask. May we always remember the things we've learned And use them to further advance, And may we never forget our social relations As our new societies commence. Opportunity is everlasting The world is ours for the asking. if 'All Rite Now' Mabell Ah Young Love S b fv ya f' Aa' 7y, ' :., M . gt x' M i f Z. szmoks w 'ZX k' B' 7' xx . f, 13 + wif 1 Q Y ' 5 f VL Q' I f v W - -'v' , . QI I x Q4 iw If V f P ifhr-'fy 5 mvqq' .f .. i' .1 I -' j - K1-1,5 ' 5 pf. kffiffi 'WL 25517 4 '. 7 . , f 41? I I W ,I 5 7,5 47 1 f, X: -, I, , X' 1 ,f Q. I 4 W Q 2 v '7 A I I I N I 14 I KA? ' ' ff x f f 1 0 5 1 I if 0' 1 X f . X A l 9 ffl f 1 , f Hr s.L X, f I .L M. fa f ,Q N ' j X :X 1 fa. J rg .fx .--Y' 1 X fin, 'Sf 5 7, I President '----'-- - - - JERRY FERGUSON Vice President - - BETTY LOOPER E2 ' g Secretary - ' - ' ' SHIRLEY BARTHOLOMEW 1 0 Treasurer - - ------ JOAN KETNER E , Historian - - - - - PEGGY NORWOOD V ! I 'SK 4 Reporter - - - - MARSHA EVANS ZW or E Q4 H H A L iff? 4 0 , X Z? 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X! x7fQ, 5 EDITH ROSE BARKER 'Edie' 'She's full of pep, she's full of glee, where there is a smile, she'll always be, FHA 1, 2,33 J,V, Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Captain 43 Monogram Club 3,42 Glee Club 2,33 Commercial Club 43 Laurelette Staff 4s Junior Play Marshal 33 Piano 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 Attendant 33 Science Club 2, STEPHEN ROBE BARNES ' Chicken' if I can't I won't, FFA 1, 2,3,43 Officer 3,42 Glee Club 2,35 Football 2,3,43 Baseball 2, 43 Basketball 2,43 Laurel Staff 4g Superlative 43 Monogram 2,3,43 Junior Play 33 Bus Driver 43 Sub, 33 Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3, I SHIRLEY OCTAVIA BARTHOLOMEW 'Shirley Bee' 'Pretty as a picture, busy as a bee, sweetest ,little thing you ever did see, FHA 1, 25394: Co-Historian 3g Glee Club 2,3,43 Secretary-and Treasurer 43 Class Secretary 1,3,43 Beta Club 2,3,4, President 43 Piano 1,2,3,4, Piano Guild Auditions 2,3,4: Junior Play 33 J,V, Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 43 Commercial Club 43 Laure- lette staff 43 FTA 2,33 JCL 3, Vice President 33 Superlative 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 P,T,A, Bulletin Staff 3,4, Student Re- porter 3,4, CLARENCE OWEN BOWLES 'Buddy' 'SometimesI sit and think, sometimes I just sit. Basketball 2,43 FFA 1, 2,33 Drill Club 43 May Day Court 23 Harvest Court 2, X 1 I'll study if I feel like it, and won't if I don't3 I'll pass if l can, and I MARIORIE ELIZABETH CARDON 'Margie' 'The only way to have a friend is to be one, Rosepine High, La, 13 Plymouth High 13 Benhaven High 23 Cary High 33 4-H 1, 2,33 FHA 1, 23 Cheerleader 13 Library Club 33 Costumist for Senior Play 33 Commercial Club 43 FTA 43 Production Staff of Laure- lette 4, PEGGY ANN COOLEY 'Sparkie' 'Sweet and lovely, nice and neat, just to know her is a treat, Glee Club 2,35 FHA 1, 2,3, Secretary 33 Commercial Club 3,4, Sec- retary 43 FTA 2,3,4, Librarian 2, Reporter 3, Vice President 4s An- nual Staff 43 Laurelette Staff 4, Assistant Editor 43 Library Club 13 Junior Play 33 Superlative 43 Usher for Piano Recital 2. HARVEY EARL CRABTREE 'Crabapple' 'Take everybody's advice, then do as you please, FFA 1, 2,33 Bus Driver 3,42 Sub, Bus Driver 23 Junior Play 33 Superlative 43 Commercial Club 43 olee Club 33 May Day Court 2, 3, 5 JAMES CLIFTON DAVIS ' n J-irnn 'Never too careless, never too sad, never too studious, always glai' Q 'FFA 13 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Drill Club 23 Science Club 3,42 President 33 Football 2,3942 French Club 33 Superlative 43 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 23 LV, Basketball 1, 2, 33 Manager 2. MARSHA SUZANNE EVANS Honeysuckle KAYE YVONNE DILLARD 'Pool Srark' 'A hearty laugh, a mischievous smile makes for her a l.i.fe worth while, FHA 1.2.33 Glee Club 2.3, Librarian 23 Commercial Club 3.4, Vice President 33 Laurelette Staff, Editor 43 FTA 2.3.43 Song Leader 3, Sec- retary 43 Library Club 13 Piano 13 J, V, Basketball 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play 33 Usher for Piano Recital 23 Superlative 4. There was a young girl, who lived in a shoe, she had so many beaux, she dldn't know what to do, J, V, Basketball 1. 23 FHA 1,2.3,4, Vice President 3, Parliamentarlan 2, President 43 Glee Club 2,35 Student Council 233,42 FTA 2,3.43 Commencement Marshal 2. 33 JCL 3, Secretary 33 Junior Play 33 Commercial Club 43 Superlative 4g Class Officer 43 Beta Club 2.3.43 PTA Bulletin Staff 3.4, CARL IUDD FERGUSON 'Curly' 'All great men are dying, I dou't feel very well myself, ' FFA 1. 2.3.4, Officer 43 Bus Driver 4, Sub. 33 Football 2.3.43 Base- ball 3,43 Monogram Club 2,3343 Cattle Judging 2.3.43 Parliamentary Procedure Contest 4. TERRY HILL FERGUSON Ferg 'First in sports, first in the game, he has made fa himself a re- membered name, Basketball 2.3.4. Manager 13 LV, 1. Football 2.3.4. Man- ager 1. Captain 43 Baseball 2. 3.43 Monogram Club 1.2.3.4. Vice President 3, President 43 FFA 1, 2.3, Officer 1.2.3, Chapter Officer as Glee Club ' 2,3 4 Officer 3, Commercial Club 4s Iunlor Play 33 May Day Court 33 Commencement Marshal 33 Essay Award 33 Scholarship Medal 13 Laure- lette Staff 43 Annual Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief3 Safety Patrol Captain 13 Co. Speaking Contest Winner 2,3s Srperlative 43 ICL 1, 23 Beta Club 2, 3.43 Parliamentary Procedure Conte! 33 P, T.A, Bulletin Staff 2.3.43 Class President 1, 2,3.43 All-Eastem Football Team 4, Basketball Cap- tain A. ALAN LEE GOODWIN ' Shakespeare' 'The boy who wins is the boy who works, the boy who toils while the next one shirks, ' FFA 1, 233,45 Glee Club 2,3,4: Livestock Judging 2,31 Superlative 43 Baseball 4. l V WALTER FRANKLIN HASKINS 'Winchell' A loyal heart, a peaceful mind, a better friend you'll never find FFA 1, 2,3,4, Officer 43 Livestock Judging 2,3,4Q Shop Contest 23 Crop Contest 3,42 Parliamentary Procedure Contest 43 Basketball Timekeeper 3,4, ' DONALD LEON IOHNSON 'Prunell' 'Sometimes foolish, sometimes wise, often brilliant for his size, Garner High 1,22 Glee Club 1, 2,3,43 Dramatic? Club 2s Science Club 3,4, President 4g Bench Club 3,4, Vice President 43 Class Officer 43 Superlative, EDWARD JUDD JOHNSON 'Tarzan' 'I came, I saw, Iconquered,' FFA 1, 2.3.4, Secretary 23 Bus Driver 3,4: Football 43 Junior Play 33 May Day Court 23 Superlative 4, L. IOAN CAROLYN KETNER Pokey 'So earnest in the work and fun, we know not half the work she's done, Williams High 1, Class Treasurer 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Pianist 2,3,4, FTA 3, Vice President 3, Science Club 2, President 2, Monogram Club 4, Marshal Junior Play 3, Commercial Club 3,4, Laurelette Staff 3,4, P, T,A, Bulletin Staff 3,4, Student Typist, Cheerleader 3,4, Head 4, Piano 1,2,4, Piano Guild Audi- tion 4, Annual Staff 4, Superla- tive 4, J, V, Basketball 2, Com- mencement Marshal 2,3, Chief 3, Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, JIMMY ROGER KIRKMAN 'Footsie' Roll on world, and I'll roll with you, FFA 1, 2,3, Bus Driver 4, Annual Staff 4, Football 4, Commercial Club 4, Junior Play 3, Monogram Club 3,4, LV, Basketball 1, 2,33 Glee Club 2,3,4, Band 1, 2,3,4, Manager of Basketball 2, Sub, Bus Driver 3, FAYE WALKER LAMBETH Pete Sweet and gracious and loving, too, always doing things for you, FTA 2, Vice President 2, FHA 1, 2, Glee Club 2,3, Library Club 2, May Day Court Attendant 2, Commercial Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Superlative 4, Laurelette Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 4, SHIRLEY JEAN LLOYD 'Blondie' . r 1-nd observant always go far, ' f1Hcil3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Rep, to Student Con- : . . resident 4, C0-Historian 4, Glee Club 2,3, FHA 1, 2,3 ., 1 1' 'taff 4, Laurelette Staff 4, Commercial Club 4, JCL 3,4, Pre' sl f 4, Superlative 4, Basketball Manager 3, Class Officer 2, -mior Play Usher 3, Usher at Piano Recital 2, Library Club 1, J,V, Basketball 1, 2, wg,-, w1q.r.w, ,f , -1 j.. 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'W BETTY SUE LOOPER 'Birdlegs' 'A very sweet girl, quiet and demure, one of those friends of whom you'll always be sure, Wake Forest High 13 Williams' High 23 Latin Club 1, 23 Student Council 13 Piano 13 Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y 23 Class Officer 1,43 Commercial Club, Secretary 3, President 43 French Club, Secretary 3, President 43 Glee Club 3,43 FTA 43 Beta Club 43 Annual Staff 43 Superlative 4, WILLIAM HORACE MARTIN, HI I 'The world would be mine if I had time to take care of it, FFA 1, 23 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 23 Junior Play 33 Band 1, 2,42 Science Club 43 Boys' State 33 French Club 3, NANCY MOORE NEWTON 'Nancy' 'Tis the songs you sing and the smiles you wear, that makes the sun shine everywhere, FHA 13 Glee Club 2,3,4, President 43 Commercial Club 3,4, Vice President 43 Laurelette Staff 43 FTA 43 Science Club 2, Secretary and Treasurer 23 May Day Court 23 Superlative 4, PEGGY JEAN NORWOOD lpegl Your teasing, won't you kindly hush, when you see how easily I blush. Student Council 2.3.4. Secretary 33 FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 43 Glee Club 23 Class Officer 1,2.3,43 Cheerleader 1, 2.3.43 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 43 Beta Club 2.3.4, Officer 43 Commercial Club 43 Laurelette staff 43 superlative 43 Bus Driver 3.4, Substitute 23 Commencement Marshal 23 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play 33 LV, Basketball 13 P,,T,A, Bulletin staff 3.4, FRANK PEERY QUESSE NBERRY 'Speedy' Don't let his silence fool you, he gets his share of ftm. FFA 1, 2,33 JCL 1: Superlative 43 Drill Club 4, Science Club 3, X X .. BETTY ELIZABETH RICHARDSON Flossie Quiet and modest, thoughtful and meek, knowing much more, than she lets herself speak, FHA 1, 2,33 Glee Club 2,3: Library Club 2,33 Commercial Club 4g Annual Staff 43 Superlative 45 Laurelette staff 4. BRUCE WILLIAM ROGERS 'Hot Rod' A man of few words, fair and square. FFA 1,2,3,4g Livestock Judging 2,33 Seed Contest 35 Football 33 Drill Club 35 Glee Club 2, DANIEL EUGENE ROGERS Duck He put all his troubles in a box, sat on the lid, then smiled, A Sylvan High 1, Football 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,4g Monogram Club 45 French Club 33 Superlative 4, 'Always laughing, never sad. sometimes naughty, but never bad. 2 ELVIN HOYLE SORRELL, JR, 'Bunny' 'He is gentle. he is shy, but he has mischief in his eye, FFA 1.2.35 Drill Club 4. elk gi PEGGY KATHLEEN TURNER 'Kat' i 32 FHA 1.2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Laurelette Staff 45 Monogram S 15 Club 2.3.45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Basketball 1.3.45 Glee Club 2,35 Student Council 45 Usher at ,5 Junior Play 35 Class Officer 2.3. gi 3 55 51 2 BE'I I'Y RUTH USHER 'Little Usher' 'She is little. she is wise. she's a corker for her size, ' FHA 1. 2.3.45 Beta Club 2.3.45 Vice President 45 J, V, Basketball 1, 25 Cheerleader 45 Commercial Club 45 Junior Play Usher 35 Glee Club 2.3.45 Class Treasurer 15 FTA 2.35 Librarian 35 Annual staff 45 JCL 3. ELIZABETH JANE VAN MATER 'Betty' The reasons for her popularity are not hard to define. she's sincere and friendly with an excellent mind, Student Council 1. 2.3.4. Secretary 2. Vice President 3, President 45 Glee C'.vb 2.35 Monogram Club 1. 2.3.45 Basketball 1.2.3.45 FTA 3g Beta Club 2.3.45 Treasurer 45 Commercial Club 45 Junior Play 35 Class Officer 15 Annual Staff 45 FHA 1, 2.3.45 French Club 1.35 President 35 Superlative 45 JCL 3, President 35 Homecoming Attendant 3. Queen 4, GEORGIA ANN WHITE Smoochy 'She s not so quiet if you knew her, FHA 1,23 French Club lg FTA 2, Song Leader 23 Glee Club 2,3g Library Club 23 Commercial Club 3,43 Laurelette Staff 4, GILBERT EARL YOUNG 'Shorty' 'As crazy as Dopey, as cute as Doc, as mean as Grumpy, but a good ole sock, Bus Driver 43 Substitute 33 Baseball 1.3.43 FFA 1,2,4g Drill Club 33 Class Officer 2g Superlative 4, MIKE THOMPSON and BETSY QUESSENBERRY Nr' 2 if SZ' W I if Y f 10 f f 1 N .LT 2 .X .... fl V, Q 5 'M 'K K,-A- 'S-N 4 4 c 0. Z 4 Tffcbtozq As the final door is about to close on the school career of the class of 1956, let us again bring some of our most precious memories to mind. We shall begin with the late summer of 1952 when forty-four green freshmen entered the home room of Miss Olive. There we opened the first door to our high school career. Some of us opened this door with eagerness, gladness, and with suspicion, but through the patience and guidance of our teachers, we all managed to secure entrance. We were very happy that year to have Harvey Crabtree, Branson Meachum, Shirley Phillips and Betty Stokes join our class. We were just as sad to lose Shirley Martin, Elma Giddens, Donald Hewitt, Sonja Whit- worth, Mary Linda Brummitt, Jean Ford, Shirley Phillips, Betty Stokes, Gail Shearin, Eliza- beth Clifton, and Shirley Freeman to various places. Some of our activities for this year con- sisted of a Christmas party and a weiner roast at the end of the year. So the door closed on our first experience in high school. The next September, with the aid of Mrs. Lois Yelton, we opened the second door. The activities we enjoyed that year were a Christmas party held at Wilder's Grove Club House, a going away party for two of our fellow classmates, and a weiner roast at the end of the year. We were happy to find four new faces among us that year. They were Joe Frye, Danny Rogers, Doris Horton, and Ioan Ketner. We were also happy to have Shirley Freeman rejoin our class. Our hearts were saddened by the loss of our classmates Shirley Drake, Ronald Nichols, Doris Horton, and Frances Carter. We also lost three of our boys to 'Uncle Sam's Navy. They were Branson Meachum, Joe Frye, and Joe Dunn. Time must go on so we continued with our studies and fun to complete our Sophomore year. The third door of our school life was opened with a bang. We were now known as the Jolly Juniors and we surely lived up to the name. As we entered the room, we found Miss Doris Stevens, our home room teacher. It was through her patience and direction that we were able to present the hit comedy Just Ducky. We will long remember the laughs we received from its performance. The next big eve nt of this year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. For this one big night, it seemed as though we had by some magic wand traveled to the beauti- ful island of Hawaii. This year we gained several new classmates. Betty Looper and William Wood joined us from another school. Carol Looper and Leona Crutchfield decided to leave their housework long enough to continue their education. This year we also welcomed Faye Ray from Wake Forest in exchange for Gertie Bailey and Betty Jo Carter. Then at the end of the year Leona Crutchfield and William Wood decided to leave us again. Our annual Christ- mas party for this year was held at Mrs. Kirkman's home. It seemed to have been enjoyed by everyone. To close out the school year, we had a swimming party and a picnic at Beacon Lake. The play, banquet, and parties made this a very joyous year for everyone. Now as we have entered our fourth and final door at Millbrook, we find Miss Stevens is again our home room teacher. We know that through her guidance this final year will be a successful one. In September our class rings arrived, but to our disappointment they were of the wrong pattern. We reordered, and in about six weeks the other pattern arrived. This year Faye Ray decided to return to Wake Forest and Shirley Freeman again moved to Pittsboro. Marjorie Cardon came to us from Cary High. We find this year is one of hard work. Some of our big tasks for this year are the publication of The Laurel, working and planning toward a trip to New York, the presentation of the Senior Play, entitled 'Tumblin' Creek, and the graduation exercises. As this fourth door is gradually coming to a close, our hearts are saddened at the thought of leaving Millbrook and our many friends, but in our hearts lie memories that will last forever. ' SJR? !'fLT.?f?.fiEf- O 79 On my way to work as a secretary for the governor, I stopped by my uncle's mountain shack to get a little swig befme beginning my day's work, Guess what I saw as I looked into the crystal cleamess of the Apple Cider Jug, nothing but Steve Barnes at his Open-Air Chicken Farm with Betty Jane Van Mater as the prettiest chick on the farm, As we look deeper into the crystal cleamess of the cider jug, we see Marsha Evans and Betty Looper teaching at Edwards Military Institute, Any particular reason, Girls!! Edith Barker now manages her own little dress shop, On her afternoons off, she shops for her wedding trousseau, When Jerry Ferguson enters his office where he practices law, he greets his effi- cient secretary, Kaye Dillard with a cheerful 'Good morning,' Now we see the courageous boys from Millbrook, Jimmy Davis and Danny Rogers defending their country with such pretty nurses as Srirley Lloyd and Betty Ruth Usher to look after them, In the Broadway lights of New York we see our own Billy Martin who is now a top TV producer, Ahhhhl Is that Peggy Cooley we see accepting the award as 'Mother of the Year' for 1965, and is that Kathleen Turner as her greatest competitor? Wait! I believe I see Marjorie Cardon buying a ticket on Edd Iohnson's powerful new streamliner, Could it be she is visiting her sweetheart at Fort Iacksonlr As we look across the beautiful Wheat and Tobacco Fields of North Carolina, we think of no one but our own Frank Quessenberry, Carl Ferguson and Gilbert Young who have contributed so much to the progress of agriculture, As an efficient secretary in the Engineering Department of State College, we see Betty Richardson with Donald Johnson as her employer, Who is that we see spinning around the block in a long gold Cadillac? Why, it's Georgia White, the wife of one of Raleigh's most prominent businessmen, As we gaze further into the clearness of the Cider jug we see Walter Haskins crowned Mr, Universe for 1970. There's Jimmy Kirkman in his beautiful new yacht beneath the Glendocks Bridge which was constructed and engineered by Clarence Bowles and Bunny Sorrell, Who is the rising new star with the golden voice in Metropolitan Opera? Could it be Nancy Newton with her accompanist, Joan Ketnet? Let us peep into the postoffice of Raleigh, N, C, where we see Harvey Crabtree as General Postmaster, As one of our leading career girls, we see Peggy Jean Norwood as a teletypsetter for a leading New Ycrk paper, She is working for the Editor's position, As I prepare to leave my Uncle's shack I take one last look into the Cider jug and what should I see but Shirley Bartholomew at the Friendly Garage as a secretary for Brutx Rogers and Allen Goodwin, who are the proprietors, FAYE LAMBETH, Prophet .Zur Wdlmd We,the senior class of Millbrook High School, being of sound mind, we hope, do hereby bequeath the following to those remaining at our Alma Mater. Article I. To our grademothers, we wish to extend our love and appreciation for the many kind thoughts and deeds which they have given us throughout our school year. Article II. To Mrs. Elma Hairhcock, we wish to leave our most sincere appreciation for those small yet large favors which you have shown to the Seniors this year. Article III. To Carol Looper, we leave an office full of Juniors and we hope she will be as kind and sweet to them as she has been to the Seniors this year. Article IV. To the Luncbroom Personnel, we wish to leave our warmest thanks for numerous extra helpings which we received this year. Article V. To those entering High School, we leave our best wishes for a happy High School future filled with fun and success. Article VI. To the rising Sophomores, we leave a year of Biology full of frogs and worms. Article VIII. To the rising Sen.iors, we leave best wishes for a happy Senior Year. Article IX. To Mr. Johnson, we leave hopes for a winning football team. To Mr. Winborne, we leave our best wishes and hopes that he receives the shop equipment he has tried so hard to obtain. To Miss Olive, we leave our deepest appreciation for a wonderful beginning for our High School Days. To Miss Stevens our wonderful home room teacher and an- nual staff advisor, we leave our warmest love and deepest affection for the kindness and patience that you have so graciously shown us throughout our Junior and Senior years. To Mrs. Rogers, we leave hopes for a fully equipped Chemistry lab for her next year's class. To Mrs. Johnston, we leave a very intellectual class that will enjoy Macbeth. To Mr. Fussell, we leave a wonderful rising Senior class and we hope that they won't be as much of a headache as we have been. Article X. To the Junior Class, the Seniors wish to leave the following things: I, Peggy Jean Norwood, will my bus to Kathryn Huff hoping it won't fall apart. I, Marsha Evans, will my walk to Frances Norton in hopes that she can take the teasing that goes with it. I, Peggy Cooley, will my short, but cute ways to Wilber Berryman. I, Harvey Crabtree, will my ability to skip school in Mr, Fussell's car, to Robert Earl Bass. I, Jimmy Kirkman, will my ability to flirt with all the ' girls to Donald Massengill and Carlton Rochelle. I, Betty Looper, will my little black notebook, full of poems to Ed Orr and Sammie Lee Moore. L I. 1. 1. Jerry Ferguson, will my ability to play football to Henry Jessup. Ed Johnson, leave anything that couldn't be carried with me. Clarence Bowles, will my ability to skip school to Bill Pritchard and Donald Pate. Gilbert Young, leave my sophomore girl friend to Jimmy Forrest. We, Danny and Bruce Rogers, will our last names to I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. 1. 1. 1. I. I. I. 1. 1. I. I. I. L 1. I. any girls interested in matrimony. Edith Barker, will my position as captain of the Basketball team to Billie Lou Dunn. Carl Ferguson, leave my best wishes with the Junior Class, hoping they enjoyed my short stay with them this year. Joan Ketner, will my position as head cheerleader to Lena Jones. Bunny Sorrell, will my knowledge of Italian Motor- cycles to Suzanne NeSmith and Penny Norwood. Kathleen Turner, will my No 19 Basketball suit to Juanita Carlton. Frank Quessenberry, will my quiet but mischievous ways to Mitchie Lorren and Jean Moore. Steve Barnes, will my good gas mileage on Bus 62, to Johnny Nicholas. Shirley Bartholomew, will my position as President of the Beta Club to Mary Lou Ferrell. Donald Johnson, will my scientific mind to Henry Young and Michael Frazier. Betty Ruth Usher, will my neatness to Joe Spence and Thomas Turner. Shirley Lloyd, will my baby blue eyes to Faye Miller Betty Jane Van Mater, will my position as head of the Student Body, to Larry Johnson because we think he is big enough to fill the job. Kaye Dillard, will my position as score keeper to Jean Weber. Jimmy Davis, leave my willingness to be of service to others, to Whitey Wade and Ralph Johnson, Billy Martin, leave my quiet and subdued ways to Tommy Wilson and Roger Allen. Allen Goodwin, leave my ability to drive an auto to Sally Wood and Barbara Bridgers. Faye Lambeth, will all my love and devotion to my husband to Jeanne Fulcher. Betty Richardson, leave my slimness to Sandra Bunn. Walter Haskins, leave my job as time keeper to Robert Norton. Marjorie Cardon, leave my ability to get a soldier to Jeannette Cardon. Nancy Newton, will my high soprano voice to Lin'- wood Parrish. Testators: Betty Jane Van Mater Jimmy Kirkman Witnesses: Kathleen Turner Joan Ketner Edith Barker WT . ,d ff y af 3 N 5 ? M, 7' f grim wg' Q j 5 ,ffl 1 r In v af mx3'g,af'p!,'W in: 4' 3 M Q wi wwg Xxx N. WA V5 Q WH 'Q ,. , l Q WQQAK. '- . i. fiiifffi , fi 5 Xufzz'ssm x U Q? 3. ,pm ,Q , wh vw, QQ ,fi,,. 5 ,4 -+21-...,,,,w.M., ,. ,M-N 5 kf.' ' W Jag, X S 1 S J 1 , Q af 'ex A848 K A we K , -W ,1 E If ea, A 41 5 , K .W Sw ., M ,Q N: 5 P f WSE p y :QS k . 4 4 'WW 4, , Q 5 i f ,KJU x ' . 4 Q E by is 0R55 4 5 ff S , ff L. ' ' I 0 V W bf - I I J X AM :KZ .V x, f ' 4 , ! 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W ' W nw Eemdlad ww Seated, Betty Jane Van Mater, Treasurer, Betty Usher, Vice President, Shirley Bartholomew, President Peggy Norwood, Secretary, Standing, Jerry Ferguson, Betty Looper, Barbara Bridgers, Mrs, Johnston, Advisor, Kathryn Huff, Marsha Evans, Joan Ketner, Billy Pritchard, i'.'..AA Seated, Miss Olive, Advisor, Margie Hawkins, Treasurer, Betty Van Mater, President, Mary Ferrell Secretary, Billy Pritchard, Vice President, Standing: Marion Quessenberry, Shirley Lloyd, Betty Young, Peggy Norwood, Linwood Barham, Kathleen Turner, Mitchie Lorren, Jonathan Montague, Marsha Evans, Robert Weatherspoon, Whitey Wade, Dennis O'Hara, Billy Martin, mddad' f ? P if P Y? 1 QP President --------------- Jerry Ferguson d Vice President ----- - - Linwood Parrish Secretary-Treasurer - - - - Peggy Norwood xx Reporter -------- - - -Johnny Nicholas gpm J? 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Q9 9229 tk' 3' President --------- Linwood Barham Secretary ---------- Whit Stallings Vice President - - ---- Steve Bames Treasurer ----- - Walter Haskins Advisor --------- Mr, Winborne 71,-gf, X? ke., 5 4232 ' I QT-I 1iI?:'..s w1,,fs.f-' ' President ----------- Marsha Evans Secretary - - - - - - ---- Carolyn Dean Vice President - - ---- Lena Jones Treasurer - - ----- Bobbie Sue Norwood Advisor ----- - - - Miss Taylor Duwdwd Drill Sergeant ------------ Linwood Parrish Advisor ----- - - Mr, Johnston President ---------- Donald Johnson Secretary and Treasurer - - Charlie Pritchard Vice President - - - - Tommy Buchanan Advisor ----------- Mrs, Rogers President - - 4 ------- Betty Looper Vice President ---- - - Nancy Newton Secretary --------- Peggy Cooley Treasurer - - B ------ Faye Lambeth Advisor ----- - - - - Miss Stevens 4f .1- Z' -4 Ai-Y LAURELETTE Editor-in-Chief - -' ----- Kaye Dillard . Assistant Editor - - - -Peggy Cooley Business Manager - - - -Barbara Bridgers Assistant Business Manager- - -Edith Barker Sports Editors - - - - Mary Lou Ferrell and Jerry Ferguson Grade News Editor - - - - - Joan kemer Class News Editor - - -Shirley Bartholomew LSTAFF Club Reporter ---- Peggy Jean Norwood Circulation Manager- - - Social Editor ---- - Art Editor - -- Assistant Art Editor Joke Editor - - Snooper ---- - - Shirley Lloyd Betty Richardson Kathleen Turner - - - - Jeanette Cardon Suzanne NeSmith ' ' ??????? 'SY 4 X .a 4 ahve M A . - a ai 4 no E ,g for NA fl-If P X M..--4 1. 'A ' N - 'F cdwze President, Shirley Lloyd Vice President, Peggy Cooley - Secretary, Kaye Dillard Treasurer, Marion Quessenberry L' President ----- --------- F aith Danielson Vice President ---------- Marion Quessenberry Secretary- - - - Carolyn Looper Treasurer ---- ----- E laine Allen Reporter - Margie Hawkins 6046044 'K President ----- - - Nancy Newton Vice President- - - ' ' ' ' ' Johnny Nicholas Secretary-Treasurer - - - - Shirley Bartholomew Librarian -------- - - -Suzanne NeSmith Director ------- - - Mrs. A. O. Holland cuzdafz gauze! Director - Mr. A, P. Cannarrella e I President --------- Betty Looper Vice President ------ Donald Johnson Secretary - - - - Sammie Moore Social Leader - - - -Mary L, Ferrell Advisor --------- Mrs, Johnston gg, , President --------- Shirley Lloyd Vice President ------ Faith Danielson Secretary - - ---- Patricia Butler Treasurer - - - -- - Robert Norton Advisor - - - - - - - -Mrs, Haywood Music Directors MRS. A. O. HOLLAND MISS CAROLYN FARNSWORTH Safety 7940146 g5:?5f'2f, ,K .',,-' ' W' ' :5'f: 'K,'1'fW, i' ' 1 if .wpfk xv V , awe' 'gp-CM A' ,Y,,jr4'?58?ff'?f, ,' . MRS. MARTHA JACKSON, Advisor Jimmy Kirkman Whitey Wade Johnny Nicholas Tommy Wilson Linwood Parrish Ralph Johnson 2644 Duhon Harvey Crabtree Steve Barnes Edd Johnson Carl Ferguson Shorty Young Peggy Jean Norwood Q -- We ,l Q S 1' Q .ir ff A 'VIE 3 XY mr- new WALTER HASKINS BETTY VAN MATER 776z.Md77Zaw HARVEY CRABTREE PEGGY JEAN NORWOOD DONALD JOHNSON NANCY NEWTON 77:44:79 JERRY FERGUSON KATHLEEN TURNER X 1' to ALLEN GOODWIN JOAN KETNER eu'-D BUNNY SORRELL MARSHA EVANS :A V X2, A f J? X-sm,'f ,:'gQz.f?:Q:,xf' S!,fl,i'gfg2Mi4w th xslrfmgi ' ff? gxgyv Q 44 QV Tiagm, W . at Wirsgw fa fbi: JERRY FERGUSON BETTY LOOPER Q fri! 6' fm ! 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The physical strain that an athlete goes through night after night, day after day builds his strength and character. An athlete gives his time in getting his knowledge of sports. He thus gives an example of his skill in any athletic exercise. When he plays a sport he is rendering a personal service to his school whether he wins or not. To play a sport or participate in any form of athletics you have to be in shape, This is one of the better reasons for having a well-rounded athletic program at every school. Competition is the greatest test of any kind to see just how much a person can do, His control of temper has a lot to do with his ability, An outburst of anger can have him put out of the contest by the referee or replaced by a substitute, When he can control this he is placed physically and mentally over his opponent, Athletics have done a lot for him as he fights hard for superior teams in his school Maybe that day will come and maybe never, but he is now prepared to meet any obligationtthat may fall his way. Left to right: Peggy Jean Norwood, Judy Matthews, Shirley Freeman, Joan Ketner, Head Cheerleader, Kathryn Huff, Betty Ruth Usher, The purpose of the cheerleaders is to create a love of sports, to foster the ideals of sportsmanship, and to promote school spirit among themselves, the teams, and the student body, With this purpose in mind they have been adding much spirit and moral support to the school and teams, They have fulfilled this purpose with their ever- present vim, vigor, and vitality, We are very proud of our cheerleaders for supporting our teams in times of defeat as well as times of victory, They are doing a great job in keeping the morale and school spirit of the alumni and student body at an ever-increasing high, igyowyw 777a.2eTU qfwwe swd T e r r i b T w o s o 1 m e e Snake Hips Qi , V, I ,,-- f Crazy Legs C 1 ez ' J 3 ZZ? Co -C aptains Grrrrr1 ' Big John' S. ev 4, ' In Coaches Lloyd Norwood Miller Moore Young Ferrell Fulcher NeSmith Bartholomew Norwood C. 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