Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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.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

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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

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