Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1957 volume:

KATHRYN HUFF Feature Editor annua: JOHNNY NICHOLAS Club Editor PENNY NORWOOD Picture Editor BILLY PRITCHARD MARY LOU FERRELL Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor-in-Chief WHITEY WADE SAMMIE MOORE Sports Editor Sports Editor LENA JONES Photographer DONALD PATE Photographer BILLY PRITCHARD MARY LOU FERRELL WHITEY WADE TAFF ROBERT EARL BASS ROGER ALLEN Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager BARBARA BRIDGERS SUZANNE NESMITH HOMER LAMBETH Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Art Editor SUZANNE NESMITH BARBARA BRIDGERS ROBERT EARL BASS DORIS STEVENS Advisor JEANNE FULCHER Typist FAYE MILLER Typist JEANETTE CARDON Typist FOREWORD With graduation drawing nearer every day, we, the Senior Class of Millbrook High, wish to present to you the 1957 edition of The Laurel. In this book are the cherished memories of our life here at Millbrook High. The dances; the pep rallies; the band rehearsals; the junior and senior plays; that heavenly Junior- Senior Prom and our football, basketball and baseball games are only a few of the activities we will long remember. As we journey down life ' s highway we will realize the importance of the training we have received while in school. The experiments in the lab, those lessons in home ec classes are only a few examples of the training which will prove useful to us as we make a place for ourselves in the world. It is with this idea in mind that we present this annual for your enjoyment and use. (JHillbrook Bigirici Jicljoolg A. E. FUSSELL, PRINCIPAL MILLBROOK. NORTH CAROLINA December 12, 1956 TEMPLE 3-33 84 Dear Students: I am very happy to greet you as the heart of the Millbrook School. lour com- munity is very interested in your health and welfare now and forever. Your school faculty and co-workers are happy to help you grow and develop in one of the best all round schools in this state. An educational program should seek to develop qualities of leadership, courage, enterprise, skill and moral and spiritual values. The Millbrook School program is organized to develop you as good citizens in a democratic society. Where would you have found your friends and experienced any better fellowship and training as you have received in our school? How would you have developed the talents and knowledge without an opportunity to attend a public school system? Where would you have gained the values of team work, individual and group responsibilities, the knowledge to make wise choices? Have you ever thought what you would have been if you had not gone to school? During your school years you have been preparing yourself for the happy days of your life. You will put into practice the preparation that you receive as you grow and develop in a public school in North Carolina. Many of the people with whom you work will be permanent friends to you and to your family throughout your life. Your school friends and teachers will have a tremendous influence on your personality and philosophy. You should be very proud and happy that you have had the opportunity to attend a progressive school system in a cosmopolitan area. You will probably want to continue to appreciate the opportunities that the Millbrook School has presented you. Your school will need your support even after graduation. I have enjoyed working with our students during the past 4 years. You have made a deep impression upon my life. We have all had to work very hard, against obstacles in order to develop our school into the present form. Without your cooperation your principal could not have afforded the leadership necessary to do what has been d one. It is my sincere hope that your school will continue to receive a strong support of the public and that we can accomplish the goals that we have set out to reach in the future. I sincerely hope that you have benefited tremendously from our school pro- gram and that you will share your success with others. I sincerely hope and pray that you will continue to build moral and spiritual values in your life and that you will be an asset to your community and to all of humanity. May God ble3s all of you. A. JS. Fussell Principal DEDICATION With sincere appreciation and deepest gratitude, we, the class, dedicate the 1957 LAUREL to Mr. A. E. Fussell. You have been more than a teacher, Mr. Fussell. You have taught us not only from textbooks but by precept and example. Your Christian character has influenced the students of Millbrook High School to aspire to higher walks of life and greater service. And so, for your personal interest in the students and for your patient guidance as a principal, beloved teacher, and true friend, we dedicate this annual to you. WITHIN THESE PAGES Faculty Class Officers Members of Senior Class Class Poem Mascots Senior Snaphots Last Will and Testament Class History Class Prophecy Clubs Music Students Bands Safety Patrol Bus Drivers Marshals iiu mui ih Class Officers Members of Junior Class Junior Snapshots Class Officers Members of Sophomore Class Sophomore Snapshots Class Officers Members of Freshman Class Freshman Snapshots 111 Forward to Athletics Homecoming Athletic Snapshots Cheerleaders Majorettes Team Pictures Grades 1-8 Advertisement P.T.A President MR. ROLAND DANIELSON First Vice President - -- -- -- -- -- - MR. W. H. JACKSON Second Vice President - ------ -MRS. R. T. BARTHOLOMEW Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - MRS. CLAUDE BROWN Treasurer MR. GEORGE STEPHENSON SCHOOL BOARD Chairman - MR. J. F. HATCHELL MR. A. E. FUSSELL MR. JOHN MEARES MR. R. P. HUNT MR. ED GRICE MR. V. V. BRIDGERS mm sow un W0TO4 AARON E. FUSSELL, Principal B.A., Atlantic Christian College M.E. , University of N. C. MRS. ANNE J. BERRY A.B. , University of Pittsburgh M.A. , University of Pittsburgh Distributive Education BENTON F. CLIFTON A. B. , University of N. C. Social Studies MRS. HESTER COOK B. A. , Winthrop College Mathematics, Physics MRS. NETA HAYWOOD A. B. , Woman ' s College of U. N. C. English, Latin, Library MRS. BLANCHE HILL A. B. , Wake Forest English, History - i MRS. FRANCES HORTON B. A. , East Carolina College Summer School Woman ' s College Home Economics, General Science MRS. MARY S. JOHNSTON A.B. , Meredith College M.E. , University of N. C. English, French, Guidance, Sociology, and Economics MR. W. C. STEPHENSON A. B. , Wake Forest M. Ed. , U.N.C. Science DORIS E. STEVENS A. B. , East Carolina College Commercial, Math ■ts s 1 — WILLARD T. WINBORNE B. S. N, C. State Vocational Agriculture j MRS. KATIE A. ABERNETHY A. B. , East Carolina College First Grade MRS. DALE W. ALLEN B. A. , Mars Hill Junior College Woman ' s College of U. N. C. Eighth Grade MRS. MARY A. ALTMAN B. S. , East Carolina College Second Grade MRS. EUNICE B. APPLEWHITE A. B. , Wake Forest College Eighth Grade MRS. DORRIS BROOKS A. B. , Meredith College Second Grade MR. HAROLD B. BURT B. S. , N. C„ State College M. A., University of N. C. Band MRS. EMILY S. CAUSEY A. B. , East Carolina College First Grade MRS. NANCY COOK B. S. , East Carolina College Third Grade MRS. CHARLOTTE B. DIDAWICK East Carolina College Third Grade MOLLEY DRINKARD B. S. , Roanoke College M. S. , University of Virginia Fourth Grade MRS. ELVA H_ FERRELL Meredith College Fifth Grade MRS. CORA P. GRASSER B. S. , Georgia Teachers College M.A., Appalachian Teachers College Fifth Grade, Assistant Band Director MRS. RUTH F. HAFLEY B. S. , Pennsylvania State University Piano MRS. ANNIE WOOD HARTSFIELD A.B. , M.A., East Carolina College Second Grade MRS. MARTHA C. JACKSON East Carolina College Sixth Grade MRS. PEGGY W. JOHNSTON A.B. , Meredith College First Grade MRS. ANNA KELLEY A.B. , Murray State Third Grade MRS. FRANCES KELLY University of North Carolina Appalachian State Teachers College Third Grade MRS. PHYLLIS R. LINTZ A.B. , Graduate in Piano Carson-Newman College Duke University Piano MRS. WILLA LEE MORGAN A.B. , Meredith College Sixth Grade MRS. ESSIE J. PRICE B. S. , Oxford College Special Education MRS. JEAN R. QUES SEN BERRY A.B. , East Carolina College Fifth Grade MRS. IRENE STEPHENSON East Carolina Fifth Grade MRS. ERNESTINE STEWART B. S. , Appalachian State Teachers College Sixth Grade MRS. MARGART SWARTZ East Carolina First Grade MRS. AUDREY G. TODD Guilford College Meredith College Seventh Grade MRS. JEWITT THOMPSON A.B. , Atlantic Christian College Eighth Grade MRS. ALICE D. TUTTLE East Carolina College A. B. , Atlantic Christian College Fourth 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 MRS. ELMA HAITHCOCK Cashier and Lunchroom Bookkeeper MRS. CAROL LOOPER Secretary LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL MRS. MILDRED JONES MRS. W. H. HAITHCOCK MRS. GEORGIA KIRKMAN MRS. ELM A HAITHCOCK CUSTODIANS LESSIE ROBERTSON MOLLY WARE LOTTIE WEST LET HA GILL BUNICE CHAVIS OMIA MOORE 855 kyjt (Jfwtiz - s% v yrt ' i ' USiXP «le ik AS ' 1 senior clasSoff: Vf •• JOHNNY -NICHOLAS .SU.ZA-NNE N ESMIT I i MARY “LOU FERRELL - - Will LEY WADE j- KATHRYN HUFF i - - - - - ED ORR President - - Vice ' President Secretary - Treasurer - - Historian - - Reporter - W 1 1 1 1 - 4 , ■ m B vfc • ' b If pv al L ■ ■■D I GLENN ROGER ALLEN FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Substitute Driver 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Band 3; Drill Club 3; DECA 4. ROBERT EARL BASS Basketball 3,4; JV 1; Drill Club 1,2,3; Bus Driver 4; Substitute 3; Representative Science Fair Award 2; FFA 1,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Superlative 4; Representa- tive to Harvest Festival 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Sci- ence club 3; Junior Play 3. L ETHEL BEATRICE BARROW Glee Club 1; FHA 1, 2,3; Library Club 1,3,4; Com- mercial Club 4. BARBARA JEAN BRIDGERS Beta Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2,3 4; Future Teachers of America 1,2,3; President 1,2, Treasurer 2; Library Club 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 3; Junior Classical League 2,3; Reporter 3; Commence- ment Marshal 1,2,3; Commercial Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Laurelette Staff 3,4; Business Manager 3; Production Staff 4; Laurel Staff Business Manager 4; Womans ' Club Essay Winner 3; Science Fair Entry 2; Bus Conductor 1; PTA Bulletin Staff 4; Library Assistant 4. NONA JEANNETTE CARDON Benhaven High School 1; Plymouth High 1; Cary High 2; Panther Staff 2; FT A 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 2; Science Club 2; FHA 1,2,3; An- nual Staff 4; Junior Play Marshal 3; Le Cercle Francais 3; Glee Club 1, 3,4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Assistant Art Editor 3; Art Editor 4; Lau- relette Staff 3,4; Honor Roll Club 1. MILDRED JUANITA CARLTON FHA 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3, Assistant 4; JCL 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Commercial Club 4, Vice President 4; FTA 4, Secretary 4. SHIRLEY ANN DRAKE Glee Club 1,2; FHA 2,4; FTA 2,4; Vice President 4; DE Secretary 4; Library Club 2,4 BILLIE LOU DUNN FHA 1, 2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Treasurer 4; Laurelette Staff 4; FTA 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 1, 2,3; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Junior Play Marshal 3; Science Entry 2; Library Assist- ant 2; Piano 3,4. SALLY WOOD DYER Glee Club 1; FHA 1,2; Library Club 2,4; FTA 3; Commercial Club 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 3. MARY LOU FERRELL Glee Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2, Secretary 2; FHA 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Laurelette Staff 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4; Junior Class Play 3; Science Award 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Queen 4; May Day Attendant 1, 2,3. JIMMY ALEXANDER FOREST Glee Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Sub- stitute Driver 3; Bus Driver 4. DENNISE JEANNE FULCHER Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3, Officer 2; Mono- gram Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Laurelette Staff 3,4; Assistant Editor 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Class Officer 2,3; Science Fair Chairman 2; Piano 1. JIM RAY HARVEY Fairfield Texas, Jamestown, N.C., Lebanon, Tennessee 1; Brookins, S. D,, Maintownship High, Chicago, III; Branford, Conneticut 2; Ham- den, Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Gainesville, Florida 3; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Superlative 4; Class Officer 2. KATHRYN LOUISE HUFF Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Monogram Club 3,4; FTA 2; Commercial Club 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Marshal 1,2,3; PTA Bulletin Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Science Fair Award 2; Harvest Queen 4; Superlative 4; Library Club 1,2, Treasurer 2. LARRY ELDON JOHNSON Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Senior Bowl Game 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Drill Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 3; DECA 4; Substitute Bus Driver 2,3,4. RALPH LUCLAIR JOHNSON Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Senior Bowl Game 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Drill Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 3; DECA 4; Substitute Bus Driver 2,3,4. LENA PEARL JONES Student Council 4; Monogram Club 3; FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Historian 2; Vice President 3; Pres ident 4; Commer- cial Club 3; FTA 1,3; Library Club 1,2; Glee Club 1, 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4; May Day attendant 1; Band 3, 4; Majorette 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Basketball Manager 4. HOMER EUGENE LAMBETH FFA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Bus Driver 2; Substitute 1, 3,4; Commercial Club 3; Drill Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; May Day Court 2; Superlative 4; Vice Presi- dent Class 1; DECA Club 4; President 4. RUBY MITCHELL LORREN Student Council 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2; FTA 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Commercial Club 1,2; Editor of Laurelette 4; Sec- retary Student Council 4; Superlative 4; Secretary Library 1. JACQUELENE FAYE MILLER Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Library Club 1, 2; FHA 1,2,3; Mono- gram 1, 2,3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Laurelette Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Le Cercle Franca is 3; Annual Staff 4; Super- lative 4; Junior Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Basketball Co- Captain 4. SAMMIE LEE MOORE FHA 1, 2,3; Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Commercial Club 3,4; Laurelette Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Offi- cer 2,3; Superlative 4; Substitute Bus 4; Basketball Captain 4; Talent Award 3. JEAN JONES MOORE Hugh Morson High School 1,2; Orchestra 1; Assistant Librarian 2; Glee Club 3,4; Vice President DECA 4; Delegate to DE Convention 4; Commercial Club 3,4; Laurelette Staff 3,4; FTA 3,4; Treasurer 4; Le Cercle Francais 3; Substitute Bus Driver 4. SUZANNE NESMITH FHA 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Librarian 3; Secretary Library Club 1,2; Commercial Club 3 ,4; President 4; Laurelette Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Junior Play 3; Science Award 2; Harvest Queen 3; May Day Attend- ant 3; Class Officer 4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Superlative 4; Annual Staff 4. JOHN NICHOLAS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Substitute Driver 1; FHA 3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3 ,4; Senior Bowl Game 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4; Harvest King 2; Library Club 2; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2, 3, 4. 1 FRANCES JEAN NORTON FHA 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; FTA 3; Commercial Club 3; Science Club 3; DECA 4. ROBERT NORMAN NORTON FFA 1; Science Club 3; Glee Club 1,4; JCL 2; Band 4. RUBY PENNY NORWOOD Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; Library Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Song Leader 3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 3,4; Laure- lette Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Homecoming At- tendant 3; Science Award 2. CHARLES EDMOND ORR FFA 1,2; Drill Club 3; Science Club 2; Glee Club 2; Superlative 4; Class Officer 4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Student Council 4. LIN WOOD MILFORD PARRISH Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2, 3,4, President 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2; Drill Club 1,2,4; DECA 4; Bus Driver 1; Superlative 4; Jun ior Play 3; Basketball 2. DONALD QUINCY PATE FFA 1; Drill Club 2,3; Science Club 2; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Science Fair 4; Annual Staff 4; Football 4; Superlative 4; Commercial Club 3. WILLIAM MILES PRITCHARD Football 2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Vice President 3, President 4; Monogram Club 3,4; FFA 1,2; Drill Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class President 1, Vice President 3; Marshal 1, 2; Chief Marshal 3; Senior Bowl Game 4; Superlative 4; Junior Play 3; Le Cercle Francais 3,4. CARLTON LIN WOOD ROCHELLE JR. Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Drill Club 2,4; Football 2,3; Basketball 2; FFA 1, 2; DECA 4; Library Club 4; Monogram Club 3; French Club 3. EUGENE TALMADGE WADE JR. Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Trophy 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Senior Bowl Game 4; Student council 3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4, President 4; Junior Play 3; Drill Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,3; Harvest King 3; Bus Driver 3; Substitute Driver 4; FTA 3. JEAN FRANCES WEBER Elizabeth High, Tennessee; Bible Club 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Library Club 3; FTA 3,4; Junior Play Marshal 3. TOMMY HERBERT WILSON FFA 1,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Drill Club 2; Science 4; DECA Club 4; Football 2,4. CLASS POEM Once again we ' ve fallen, into footsteps of the past, For now we look back on all the days we knew could never last. All the times we ' ve shared our thoughts and all our many dreams, All the times we got in trouble, from using little schemes. Only make up those many months that we ' ve always held so dear. For we all know that they are gone, with time and another year. Neve r could we forget our friends, although we be apart. For they have crept in a tiny place and are hidden in our hearts. And now we must go on into, the new life that we must find, For never again can we go back to those days we ' ve left behind. For they are locked forever now in the Book of Memories, And we the class of ' 57 are the ones who have the keys. BY SAMMIE LEE MOORE CLASS POET CLASS MASCOTS SOPHIA SHEPPARD RICKIE FEREBEE Glamour Galore Pause that Refreshes Dracular Baldy and Friend Service with a Smile Having a Heat Rave Young and Foolish This night I ' ll remember Let me go, Lover Roll Call ! ! ! Rufus PIT i Lo • :• LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Millbrook High School being of sound mind, do hereby will the following articles to our friends and Juniors of our Alma Mater. Article I: To our grademothers, we wish to say a very sincere Thanks for your kindness to us these past four years. Article 11: To Mrs. Elma Haithcock, we say Thank You” for your kindness and patience. Article HI: To Carol Looper, we leave a sharpened pencil to replace the one she wore out signing excuses for us. Article IV: To the Lunchroom Personnel, we wish to leave a sincere Thank You for those many behind the counter lunches. Article V: To those entering High School, we leave our best years of our lives and hope that the school will mean as much to them as it has to us. Article Vh To the rising Sophomores we leave a very interesting sincere class and a well equipped laboratory. Article VII; To the rising Juniors we leave the best play and Junior- Senior ever. Article VIII: To the rising Seniors we leave our sincere wishes that your Senior year will be filled with many happy memories. Article IX: To Mr. Fussell, we leave our hope that you get that 12- room house and our thanks for the many wonderful things you have done for us. To Mr, Winbome, we leave a full page in the annual and a fully equipped shop. To Mr. Whitner, we leave some smoothly paved steps and hope he won ' t scare us all to death again. To Miss Stevens, we leave our love and devotion for your kindness and patience you have shown us our Senior year as we struggled to meet our deadlines and sell that candy. To Mr. Stephenson, we leave a better equipped Chemistry lab and hope your next year students will enjoy it as much as we did. To Mrs. Johnston, we leave our sincerity for the many problems you have helped solve and the guidance that we could not have done without. To Mr. Clifton, we say Thank You for that warm smile that meets us everyday, and hope we shall be able to carry smiles like that one through our lives. To Mrs. Haywood, we leave all of our money for our over-due books, and hope your shelves will overrun with books next year. To Mrs. Hill, we leave many happy and successful years at Millbrook. Article X: To the members of the Junior Class, we, the Seniors, wish to leave the following: I, Kathryn Huff, leave my front porch light to Alexander Averette. I, Linwood Parrish, will my position as Captain of the Football Team to Buddy Poole. I, Billie Lou Dunn, leave my ability to drive a car--safely to Bettie Rose King, Carolyn Looper, and Kay House. I, Jeanne Fulcher, leave my-desire-to take baths without frogs to Jeanette Fuller. I, Suzanne NeSmith, leave my ability to make love with my big blue eyes to Judy Matthews. I, Barbara Bridgers, leave my office as secretary of the Beta Club to Linwood Barham with many hopes that the minutes will be written on time. I, Lena Pearl Jones, leave my rambunctious ways to Whit Stallings. I, Penny Norwood, leave my ability to watch the stars without being bitten by a snake to Tommy Buchanan., I, Jimmy Forest, will my new G.M.C. school bus to Eric Davis, and Carolyn Hunt. I, Jean Weber, will the ability to be kidded to the other suffering Yankee. ” I, Jeanette Cardon, leave my ability to pass to Henry Young. I, Juanita Carlton, will my ability to be quiet in class to Bobbie Sue Norwood. I, Sammie Lee Moore, leave my ability to shoot pool to Carolyn Dean. I, Homer Lambeth, will my old Ford in hopes that they can fix it, to Joyce Adams and Thomas Stevens. I, Robert Earl Bass, leave my short hair to Everette Newton, and George Walters. I, Sally Wood Dyer, will my title of Mrs.” to Jessie Dyer. I, Shirley Drake, will my slim figure to Joe Smith and Robert Weatherspoon. I, Jim Harvey, will my late hour sparkle to Jack Garrett, if he can find it. I, Johnny Nicholas, leave my first place in lunch line to Patrica Butler, and Elaine Allen if they think they are faster than 1. I, Ed Orr, leave my love ' em and leave ' em attitude to Kit Lortz. I, Billy Pritchard, leave my brother Charles, Don ' t you think that ' s enough? I, Donald Pate, leave my endurace to dash from one class to another to Clifford Chappell. I, Mitchie Lorren, leave my blushes to Joyce Meares and Margie Hawkins. I, Mary Lou Ferrell, leave in Stewart Wilson ' s car-hoping to get home safe. I, Jean Moore, will my job at home to Imogene Carter and Clara Benton. 1, Frances Norton, leave my ride to work to Sandra Bunn. 1, Carlton Rochelle, leave my flirtatious ways to Jimmy Smith. I, Robert Norton, leave my robust vocabulary to Thomas Turner. I, Faye Miller, leave my ability to type 70 words a minute to Delorese Horton. I, Ralph Johnson, leave my ability to chew gum in class to Jo Anne Stimpson. I, Beatrice Barrow, leave my love for Millbrook to Leatha Nipper, and Doris Burnette. I, Roger Allen, leave my ability to get out of every class to Faith Danielson, and Marion Ques- senberry. I, Tommy Wilson, leave my school bus and gas to Danny Boykin. I, Larry Johnson, leave my good times at the cabin to Elizabeth Fonville and Shirley Strickland. I, Eugene Talmadge Wade Jr. ; (Whitey, that is) leave and why not. Testator: Penny Norwood Witnesses: Faye Miller Sammie Lee Moore CLASS HISTORY In September 1953, we, the class of 1957, made our first appearance in high school. We were rather shy and quite awed by the upperclassmen. After our first excitement had subsided, we began to get into the swing of high school life, under the watchful eye of Miss Olive. We elected our class officers with Bill Pritchard, President; Homer Lambeth, Vice President; Ralph Johnson, Secretary; Linwood Parrish, Treasurer; and Kathryn Huff, Historian. Many boys and girls went out for the different sports and several earned letters. Those playing were Penny Norwood, Jeanne Fulcher, Mary Lou Ferrell, Faye Miller, Sammie Moore, Suzanne Ne- Smith, Ralph Johnson, Larry Johnson, Johnny Nicholas, Linwood Parrish, and Patsy Eason was the ninth grade cheerleader. The traditional May Day program was held on the football field and the king and queen attendants from the freshman class were Mary Lou Ferrell, Linwood Parrish, Lena Jones, and Johnny Nicholas. The members elected for the student council from the freshman class were Mary Lou Ferrell, Bill Pritchard, Johnny Nicholas, and Mitchie Lorren. On Monday, May 7, the freshman class held its annual class party at Crabtree State Park with the help of its grademothers and Mr. Johnson. Before we knew it, the year was completed and we were then sophomores. We entered this year with a little more confidence, under the leadership of our home room teacher, Mrs. Yelton and our class officers, who were President, Johnny Nicholas; Vice President, Kathryn Huff; Secretary, Jeanne Fulcher; Treasurer, Whitey Wade; Historian, Barbara Bridgers; Parliamentarian, Bill Pritchard; Sergeant- at-Arms; Linwood Parrish; and Reporter, Sammie Moore. Patsy Eason and Dennie Clifton returned to their former schools, and to occupy their places, we found new friends in the personalities of Bob Knipe, Eugene Whitey Wade, Joe Spence, Sally Wood, Frank Stokes, Barbara King, Jeanette Perry. Those who left during the year were Bruce Flanary, Barbara King and Roy Lambeth. The boys and girls who participated in the different sports, again played their sophomore year. Linwood Parrish, Ralph Johnson, Whitey Wade, and Donald Massengill received merit for outstanding work on the baseball team. Johnny Nicholas and Homer Lambeth received recognition for having a safety record as bus drivers, while five of our students received perfect attendance certificates. Homer Lambeth again received fame when he carried his carvings of ancient animals to the State Science Fair in Chapel Hill. On April, the twenty-third, twelve girls were chosen waitresses for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Not only did they serve, but they helped to carry out the Hawaiian theme by dancing the Hulu. Then we realized it, another year had passed. When we entered as Juniors in the fall of ' 55, we were very much aware of the responsibility placed upon our shoulders. There were class rings to be ordered, class play to be given, and numerous activi- ties leading up to the all-important Junior- Senior Banquet at which we were to be hosts. Miss Taylor was our home room teacher and again we got into the swing of school by electing our class officers, who were President, Johnny Nicholas; Vice President, Bill Pritchard; Secretary, Mary Lou Ferrell; Treasurer, Penny Norwood: Historian, Sammie Moore, and Reporter, Jeanne Fulcher. During our Junior year, we were very glad to have Mike Fraiser, Jean Moore, Jim Harvey, Jean Weber, Wilbur Barriman, and Jeannette Cardon join our class, but we regret very much to have Donald Massengill leave at the end of the year. Some of the projects which the Junior Class had to make money was the selling of magazines, socks, and hose. Finally, with magazines selling over, we went to work on our Junior play. To the Juniors, this was one of the most exciting times of the year. The title was MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN, and cast consisted of Mary Lou Ferrell, Sammie Lee Moore, Lena Jones, Faye Miller, Penny Norwood, Jeanne Fulcher, Suzanne NeSmith, Robert Earl Bass, Barbara Bridgers, Whitey Wade, Kathryn Huff, Johnny Nicholas, Linwood Parrish, Billy Pritchard, Donald Massengill, and all the many others who helped to produce the play. Many of the same boys and girls still participated in the sports and the two cheerleaders were Kathryn Huff and Lena Jones. Later in the year, Lena quit cheerleading to become a majorette in the high school band. The gala event of the year was annual Junior-Senior Banquet which took place on the twentieth of April, about 7:30 p. m. The theme was the Mardi Gras and was so well managed and decorated that it was rated as one of the very best, if not the best, ever to be presented in the history of Millbrook High School. During the Junior year, our student council representatives were Ed Orr and Whitey Wade. Ed Orr also represented our class at Boys’ State. Barbara Bridgers, Bill Pritchard, and Kathryn Huff were the marshals for the class the three years in high school according to scholastic averages. Whitey Wade and Suzanne NeSmith won the title of king and queen for the Harvest Festival. To close out the school year, we had a party and picnic at Truby ' s Lake. The play, banquet, and all of the many parties made our Junior year, a year we will never forget. Seniors! How marvelous the sound of the word ! Aside from the fact that we held the name and had the usual privilege of front seat in assembly, somehow, we didn ' t feel too different. However, our class- mates held all of the high offices in school. Bill Pritchard was elected President of the Student Council, Kathryn Huff was elected President of the Beta Club, Linwood Parrish was elected President of the Mono- gram Club, Lena Jones, President of the F. H.A. , Penny Norwood, President of Glee Club, Whitey Wade, President of the French Club, and the Senior Class officers were as follows: Johnny Nicholas, President; Suzanne NeSmith, Vice President; Mary Lou Ferrell, Secretary; Ed Orr, Reporter; and Kathryn Huff, His- torian. This was Millbrook ' s first successful football season and those on the team from our class were Linwood Parrish, Captain; Bill Pritchard, Co-Captain; Donald Pate, Ralph Johnson, Larry Johnson, Jim Harvey, Tommy Wilson, Whitey Wade, and Johnny Nicholas. As usual, we had the annual Homecoming with Mary Lou Ferrell reigning as Queen with Suzanne NeSmith as one of her attendants. For the first time, a Senior Bowl Football game was held and the boys participating were: Jim Harvey, Whitey Wade, Linwood Parrish, Ralph Johnson, Larry Johnson, Johnny Nicholas, and the Senior Cheerleader was Kathryn Huff. Again the Senior class won the Harvest Festival Contest with Kathryn Huff as Queen and Robert Earl Bass as King. All of these things happened so fast that we sometimes thought of pinching ourselves to be sure that they were real. Some of the other things which stand out in our minds are the Senior play, Junior- Senior Banquet, and the trip to New York. They are times that will be long remembered. Now we see ourselves walking down the aisle one last time to receive that one small piece of paper, and to us, it represents not just a time but a place. Hard work has gone into making that piece of paper, happy times and much despair and many disappointments. We would like to thank our Senior Home Room Advisor, Miss Stevens, our Grademothers, friends, teachers, and principal, who have helped guide and direct us along the way. It is with deep fondness that we say, It ' s a great school, it ' s a wonderful school, it ' s our school. Kathryn Huff Historian CLASS PROPHECY Though coach Whitey Wade has a steady eye, One thing will distract his attention Just you let a certain young lady stroll by, Or a name like Suzanne NeSmith be mentioned. Jim Harvey kissed all the babies; Won the election; got to be Mayor of our little city. He ' ll be governor; wait and see. Bless my soul. There ' s Mary Lou Ferrell Cutting capers on broadway; Signing contracts by the dozen, She ' s a star that ' s come to stay. Train dispatcher in Grand Central, Carl Rochelle ' s booming voice is heard. Blasts your ear drums; but the catch is; You can ' t understand a word. ' Mongst files and typing; books and ledgers; Faye Miller’s never at a mental loss; Most efficient in an office. (And she weds that bald-headed boss). We find Henry Jessup, and Tommy Wilson In their new ESSO ' s Where oiling and greasing is their work, On Raleigh’s best Auto ' s. Our big business women; Have gone a long way, Barbara Bridgers, Juanita Carlton and Jeanette Cardon are secretaries to stay. Penny Norwood and Kathryn Huff, Are Laboratory Technicians to stay This work never ends for them, They slave both night and day. At home we find our three new wives, Mitchie Lorren, Jean Moore and Sally Wood. There they ' ll slave the rest of their lives, Trying to please husbands, as if they could. Johnny Nicholas is now our President Sitting in the big White House. He had to prove to all the boys. That ' s he ' s a man and not a mouse. Roger Allen has reached his quota Working now for General Motors. He drives a big bad Cadillac, Loaded with money by the stack. Artist Homer Lambeth paints strange pictures; Masterpieces by the score; While a dozen luscious models Wait outside the studio door. Chef in Big Heart Break Hotel; Robert Norton is doing well; He can make hash in just three minutes. But Heaven only knows what ' s in it. Notice our friend Billie Lou Dunn, Teacher in a Sunday School; Busy making saints of sinners; Laying down the Golden Rule. She can cure your chills and fever That is Doctor Lena Jones’s boast. Which is worse, the ills or treatment? That ' s what puzzles us the most. Husky Larry Johnson rolls in wealth; Teaching course based on health. Of vim and vigor” he has a load; Step aside, he may explode. Solemn undertaker Donald Pate Chuckles when you sneeze or cough; Hoping some bewhiskered microbe Soon will cause you to pop off. Someone should shoot uncle Eddie Orr Growling on the radio; Scaring tots with nightmare horrors As, shivering, off the bed they go. Fifty miles from the nearest neighbor, Jimmy Forest sits; As fire warden in a tower; People near him give him fits. Beatrice Barrow is a nurse of the navy; Where she waits on soldiers galore. Here she hopes to find her man. And she has her pick of over a score. One of our girls is with the state now, Where she has well made her place. As typist and filing clerk. We find Frances Norton ' s smiling face. For his speed at battle General Linwood Parrish has at last hit the top. He ' s better known now, As Johnny on the spot. Bill Pritchard is found in his big firm Working in the engineering field. Sitting at the president ' s desk. Where bossing is his skill. Ralph Johnson is now on a Hospital Staff, Where wooing girls is his best craft. He spends his time flirting with nurses, And taking dead bodies off the hearses. Robert Bass ' s co-operation Is a big success in the motor line His sufficient secretary, Jeanne Fulcher is doing fine. Playing the organ is Sammie Moore ' s delight As she plays in Carnegie Hall. And when it comes to playing her jazz. She ' s always the bell of the ball. Hat designer in the city; Shirley Drake ' s mind runs a riot; No one should make hats of spinach-- But watch our little Shirley try it ! Jean Weber is now perfecting Home canning in a better way. Is it that it was her house, That blew up the other day? m WAS YOUf JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS President ------ - - - - STEWART WILSON Treasurer- - ■ CAROLYN DEAN Vice President - - - - - KIT LORTZ Historian - - TOMMY BUCHANNAN Secretary ------ PATRICIA BUTLER Reporter - - - JACK GARRETT JOYCE ADAMS ELAINE ALLEN ALEXANDER AVERETTE LIN WOOD BARHAM CLARA BENTON DANNY BOYKIN TOMMY BUCHANAN PATRICIA BUTLER SANDRA BUNN DORIS BURNETTE IMOGEN E CARTER CLIFFORD CHAPPELL FAITH DANIELSON ERIC DAVIS CAROLYN DEAN JESSIE DYER ELIZABETH FONVILLE JEANNETTA FULLER JACK GARRET MARGIE HAWKINS DELORES HORTON KAY HOUSE CAROLYN HUNT BETTY ROSE KING CAROLYN LOOPER KIT LORTZ JUDY MATTHEWS JOYCE MEARES EVERETTE NEWTON LEATHA NIPPER BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD BUDDY POOLE CHARLES PRITCHARD MARION QUESSEN BERRY JIMMY SMITH JOE SMITH WHITT STALLINGS THOMAS STEVENS JO ANNE STIMPSON SHIRLEY STRICKLAND THOMAS TURNER GEORGE WALTERS ROBERT WEATHERSPOON STEWART WILSON HENRY YOUNG 1. Curtain Call. 2. My Buddy. 3. Beauty and the Beef. 4. Don ' t Be Cruel. 5. Baby Face. 6. Cheese cake. 7. Smile Awhile. 8. Ebb Tide. 9. Lazy Bones. 10. School Days. 11. Sleepy Time Blues. 1 Ik 1 i raw i lij v CTW § lr % pMntt JK i • J ft T EjjZZZ S V J - S fi S • u.’S® It a2l me 2 Hhm« | J w p 5 js W 4Mfc 1 - Hilfre jam i S Ir •ilKw 9 I : I j L, ift t l 9MB 9 I -:• i l£ I9====9 «? | wriP iBH 3 fj .- aXXJOO rl C ,- ' t ii 9 1 ® 21 ■ 1 1 sr ■ ; ™j| ' ! SOPHOMORES President - - Vice President CLASS OFFICERS - - GAIL BARNES Historian - - - - - NANCY FERRELL Reporter - - - - Secretary and Treasurer - BETTY YOUNG JONATHAN MONTAGUE ANN HUFF Eugene Adams Jane Adams Millard Aikens Rosemary Antel Jean Ayscue James Bailey Carol Barker Gail Barnes Nancy Bass David Blackburn Faye Bunn L. P. Bunn David Chappell Wayne Dilliard Nancy Ferrell Nelson Fitts Larry Goodwin Thomas Green Barbara Harb Edna Harrell Marietta Holmes Ann Huff Callie Jacobs Betsy Jeffries Bob Johnson James Johnson Edna Jones Jo Ann Jones Tony Jordon Joyce Lassiter Cecil Leonard Ruth Lloyd Billy Martin Bobby Martin James Massey Silvia Merrett rite Glenn Miller Johnthan Montague Billie Jean Moore Gloria Morgan Bruce Nichols Tommy Nichols Curtis Nipper Dennis O ' Hara DeWitt Perry Joyce Phelps Bill Porter Peggy Qualls Bobby Qualls Henry Rambeaut Patricia Ricks Brenda Roberson Patricia Rochelle Edith Rogers Gloria Sanford Freddy Smith David Surles Gilbert Tart Brenda Usher Sue Ann Wade 1 :: . . ' ! f 1 . 1. Totem Pole 2. We ' re Scared 3. Curly-Locks 4. Waiting 5. A-lo-ha 6. Here comes the principal 7. Bathing Beauty 8. Smokey Hollow 1. A Date With Judy 2. Cool Man, Cool 3. Liberace and Friends 4. Me and My Teddy Bear 5. What You Talking About? 6. A Charming Crew 7. But We ' re Just Little Country Girls! 8. Baby It ' s Cold Outside 9. Sitting Pretty FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President - KENNETH GARRETT Treasurer Vice President - - - - - - -RICHARD RANDALL Historian Secretary - -- -- -- -- - CLARA BARHAM MIRLAN SMITH SUSAN WEBER Bill Allen Ed Allen McDonald Arnold Betty Barham Clara Barham Rudy Bartholomew Jerry Benton Chris Berry Nancy Blackburn Jimmy Boyette Robert Boyd Joan Buffaloe Beulah Carlton Carolyn Catlett Bill Cranford Betty Cox Phyllis Dean Paul Dean Reggie Dillard Nell Dunn Jack Ferguson Jimmy Ferguson Johhny Fitts Nola Fragier Kenneth Garrett Norman Gorsuch Theda Haithcock Clifton Haskins Paul Haskins Douglas Hayes G. B. Hill Freddie Holland Barbara House Baker Hunt Carlton Jackson Billy Jeans Edward Jeans Sylvia Jenks D. R. Johnson Elva Jones Bobby Joumigan Harriet Keen Carol Kelly Bill Laws Douglas Lynn Linda Mangum Patsy Massey Ronald Misner Gilbert Murray Robby NeSmith Ann Pace Linda Parrish Ruby Parrish Faye Perry Donald Poole Pam Porter Clayton Powell Douglas Prescott Richard Randall Mac Reeder Marion Ribitzki James Sealy Miriam Smith Lena Stell Louise Stell Laurence Stephens Loretta Tart Becky Terry Joseph Terry Jimmy Turner Donald Walters Sallie Watson Susan Weber Deloris Williams Hampton Williams Marie Wilson Betty Woodard Peggy Woodlief | I. Bobby socks 2. The Three Stooges 3. The sand, the sea, and me. 4. Those dog-gone days, 5. Rah - Rah - Rah 6. White suede shoes 7. Sitting pretty 8. Conceited 9. Dreaming 10. Lonesome II. Red River Valley Gal 12. Our Hearts were Young and Gay 13. Sweet and inno ' cent. ACTIVITY IN CLASS ROOMS . . . in the office. . . . in the . in vocational agriculture. laboratory. PREPARE STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE . . . in homemaking. . . . in the library. . . . in the music world. . . . in the classroom. BETA CLUB President - KATHRYN HUFF Vice President - KIT LORTZ Secretary - BARBARA BRIDGERS Treasurer - JO ANN STIMPSON Advisor - MRS. JOHNSTON STUDENT COUNCIL l HIM Mil ' i— HilTiWi ' ■■I HIM— l« — i mb am in ■HMtl MMM President - BILLY PRITCHARD Vice President - MARGIE HAWKINS Secretary - MITCHIE LORREN Treasurer - LINWOOD BARHAM Advisor - MRS. HORTON F.H.A President ------ lena JONES Secretary - NANCY FERRELL Vice President - CAROLYN DEAN Treasurer ----- SHIRLEY STRICKLAND Advisor - MRS. HORTON F.F.A. President ------- LINWOOD BARHAM Secretary JOE SMITH Vice President JIMMY SMITH Treasurer JAMES BAILEY Advisor - MR. WINBORNE MONOGRAM CLUB President - UNWOOD PARRISH Vice President - KIT LORTZ Secretary-Treasurer - JEANNE FULCHER Reporter - BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD Advisor - MR. CLIFTON GLEE CLUB President PENNY NORWOOD Vice President JOHNNY NICHOLAS Secretary SUZANNE NESMITH Treasurer - - — — GAIL BARNES Librarian - - — ------ FAYE MILLER Reporter FAITH DANIELSON Pianist NANCY FERRELL Director ------- W. C. STEPHENSON DRILL CLUB President Secretary - BILLY PRITCHARD Vice President WHITEY WADE LINWOOD PARRISH Treasurer JIM HARVEY Advisor - MR. CLIFTON SCIENCE CLUB A: f i ■ ■ President DAVID CHAPPELL Vice President ED ORR Secretary - - - DE WHITT PERRY Treasurer - DENNIS O ' HARA Advisor - W. C. STEPHENSON COMMERCIAL CLUB President - SUZANNE NESMITH Vice President - JUANITA CARLTON Secretary - BARBARA BRIDGERS Treasurer - BILLIE LOU DUNN LAURELETTE STAFF Editor-in-Chief MIT C HIE LORREN Assistant Editor JEANNE FULCHER Business Manager - — DELORIS HORTON Assistant Business Manager - - JEANNETTA FULLER Advisor - MISS STEVENS FUTURE TEACHERS President Secretary - CAROLYN LOOPER ■ JUANITA CARLTON Advisor Vice President Treasurer MRS. JOHNSTON SHIRLEY DRAKE - JEAN MOORE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Librarian MRS. HAYWOOD LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President Secretary - - WHITEY WADE Vice President DENNIS O’HARA FAITH DANIELSON Treasurer BILL PORTER Advisor MRS. JOHNSTON J. C. L. President Vice President Secretary — - Treasurer — - DAVID CHAPPELL NANCY FERRELL - -BETTY YOUNG PAM PORTER Reporter EDITH ROGERS Program Chairman - - JONATHAN MONTAGUE Parliamentarian PEGGY QUALLS Advisor MRS. HAYWOOD MUSIC STUDENTS mmm 4AJS . � “? if J ' : iik iufm k i Music Instructors MRS. LINTZ MRS. HAFLEY JUNIOR BAND Instructor MRS. CORA CRASSER HIGH SCHOOL BAND Instructor MR. BURT DECA CLUB President HOMER LAMBERT Treasurer ROGER ALLEN Vice President - JEAN MOORE Parliamentarian BUDDY POOLE Secretary SHIRLEY DRAKE Editor D. R. JOHNSON SAFETY PATROL Advisor MRS. MARTHA JACKSON BUS DRIVERS ROBERT EARL BASS ALEXANDER AVERETTE HENRY YOUNG RALPH JOHNSON CAROLYN HUNT JOHNNY NICHOLAS BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD TOMMY WILSON JIMMY FORREST WHITT STALLINGS LINWOOD BARHAM BILLY MARTIN MARSHALS BILL PRITCHARD BETTY YOUNG KATHRYN HUFF BARBARA BRIDGES CLIFFORD CHAPPELL TOMMY BUCHANNAN DAVID CHAPPELL LINWOOD BARHAM K, ilk ' SKHM 1‘UKSON u rn-as kF ■■■ pn : 1 v P 1 :4 i - 1 •1 C 9 i ,99 | If n‘M fi| I r : f 2BB f 5 f a® I -cG F mm +;I f Jf ' J fl § ■ i 4f GH ' JrSSS J8 § -‘ A r$ I r p {ss ra • .: . ” i .r . i : ; .y ?!;Mi |||if i$IS •k|lir ' E wz |®Wj : ; ; ; j ’ , ' ; . ; pftl |hh| mmM Wmmk ' iWiW ' P MR. AND MISS MARY LOU FERRELL LIN WOOD PARRISH « 0 4fC r ag� MOST POPULAR KATHRYN HUFF JOHNNY NICHOLAS - L l ” 3 . - ■ t- « ; ■wmm - K :f WITTIEST FAYE MILLER DONALD PATE f sci it oft : [‘ j ’«■ ' y I 1 tffl Hi J s r $| t - 1 1 1 B Wki jH FOREWORD TO ATHLETICS SAMMIE LEE MOORE Participating in Athletics teaches one much about what an athlete is and what makes a good one or not one at all. I truly believe that athletics have a big part in making a suc- cessful school, and programs for athletics develop things nec- essary for a good student body as well as for athletes. It is not hard to be an athlete, for there are many people with athletic ability; however, with skill, other personal qual- ities are needed. Through participation in athletics you may learn the true meanings of co-ordination, co-operation, sportsmanship and confidence. Participating in sports helps people gain skills and tech- niques which they will use in later life. A sound athletic program is part of a full high school life and has become one of the main cornerstones and symbols of high school activities. It channels energies that have to be released, it builds a person physically, teaches confidence, co-ordination, teamwork, and its games are a common way to arouse the loyalties of students, faculty, and Alumni. Athletics teach us to lead and follow wisely; and to direct our own lives with expertness, purpose, and decency. Through athletics we get technical, intellectual training, and ethical guidance to prepare us better for the world of tomorrow. WHITEY WADE HOMECOMING Homecoming Court Queen MARY LOU FERRELL Maid of Honor SUZANNE NESMITH ifitefciWii Cut out that smooching Long live the Queen Where did it go? The team was in a huddle Basket bound Man down All Star It’s a great feeling Line up Warsaw or Bust” Tense moment CHEERLEADERS CAROL KELLEY JUDY MATTHEWS KATHRYN HUFF DELORESE HORTON NANCY BASS MAJORETTES JOYCE MEARS BETTY COX FAITH DANIELSON JUDY WILSON PATRICIA BUTLER LENA JONES MARION QUESSENBERRY FOOTBALL Coach and Co-Captains BILLY PRITCHARD, MR. CLIFTON, LIN WOOD PARRISH J. HARVEY W. WADE D. PATE L. JOHNSON T. WILSON R. JOHNSON B. PRITCHARD J. NICHOLAS K. GARRETTE D. BOYKIN K. LORTZ J. GARRETTE W. STALLINGS B. POOLE S. WILSON J. MASSEY R. RANDALL D. SURLES G. BARNES E. ADAMS COACH SONNY CLIFTON J. MONTAGUE R. BOYD N. GORSUCH ; :■ JOHNNY NICHOLAS, STEWART WILSON, JIM HARVEY Our Team in Action JIM HARVEY RALPH JOHNSON WHITEY WADE BUDDY POOLE BASKETBALL Coach and Co-captains SAMMIE MOORE, MRS. STEWART, FAYE MILLER M. Smith, A. Pace, B. Cox, T. Haithcock, C. Barker, R. Loyd, B. Carlton, B. Young, B. House, Mrs. Stewart, P. Norwood, S. NeSmith, S. Moore, F. Miller, M. Ferrell, J. 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