Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1958 volume:

: ixt (je� e i Cjf-. -Ucl . r !| ffl ' Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1958, wish to dedicate our prized work and possession to die ones who have helped us through the most important part of our life. These persons have shared our joys and heartaches through the years: tolerated us when we were un- ruly; comforted us when we were depressed; guided us in our decisions; and loved us at all times. Words cannot express our gratitude, but perhaps in this gesture we can in a small way show our devo- tion and appreciation to you who have inspired us to better things. Through all our laughter and all our tears you have always been beside us with deep concern to in- spire us onward into life’s swirling seas of opportunity. Although we owe you more than we could ever re- pay in one mortal’s life, may this be die first steppingstone in expressing our love and gratitude, as we dedicate this edition of the Laurel to you, OUR DEAR PARENTS. Pfifu As we approach our final months in school, we, the seniors, are looking toward graduation which we know must come. It is with great sorrow we leave Millbrook High and the happy years spent here. This annual is our going away present to the school we hold so dear in our hearts. It is our way of thanking everyone who has been a part of these four memorable years. KIT LORTZ , Editor p. Z. A. Officers President MRS. G. E. LORTZ Second Vice President MRS. CHESTER SMITH Secretary MRS. CLAUD BROWN Treasurer MR. W. C. STEPHENSON Not shown: First Vice President MR. WORTH JACKSON School ft oar d MR. J. E. GRICE MR. CHARLES BRADLEY MR. F. B. WILLIAMS MR. JOHN MEARES MR. R. P. HUNT Chairman MR. J. G. GARRETT Mmk. Contents Principal ' s Message Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Class Officers Faculty Class Members Class Members Class Members Class Members Lunchroom Personnel Custodians Class Poem Mascots Senior Snapshots Last Will and Testament Class History Class Prophecy Junior Snapshots High School Snapshots Building Pictures Superlatives Laurel Staff Foreword to Grades 1-8 Advertisements Clubs Athletics Bands Team Pictures Safety Patrol Homecoming Bus Drivers Cheerleaders % Music Students Majorettes Marshals Athletic Snapshots Wake County Personnel County Superintendent MR. FRED A. SMITH Assistant Superintendent MR. A. E. FUSSELL kaiasBiiBE r High School Supervisor MR. T. M. GRIMES Elementary Supervisor MRS. KATHARINE REVELLE Principal and Secretary Principal F. B. WILLIAMS Secretary MRS. J. SHEARIN Principal’s Message Congratulations to a class which has worked together so harmoniously throughout your senior year in high school. Looking back over the years which you have spent as students in the Millbrook School, it is with a certain degree of pride and satisfaction that I assure you that there is evidence of satisfactory growth and development among you as individuals and as a group. As you continue to make progress, may you be reminded that the true greatness of a man is not meas- ured by the amount of this world’s goods which he may be able to accumulate, but rather by the service which he is able to render to his fellow men. With this in mind, may you continue to go forward with the determination to develop and use your abilities to the fullest. Principal, F. B. Williams History and Physical Education MR. BENTON F. CLIFTON, JR. General Science Health and Physical Education MR. JOHN B. WHITE World History American History Civics English and foreign languages MRS. LOIS FISHER English I, m MRS. NETA B. HAYWOOD English n Latin I, n Library MRS. MARY SEARS JOHNSTON English IV French I, n Economics and Sociology Guidance Mathematics and Science MR. JAMES VERNON MARSHALL General Math Algebra I, n Geometry MR. W. C. STEPHENSON General Science Biology Chemistry Physics Agriculture and Home Economics ijfJ MRS. FRANCES HORTON Home Economics MR. WILLARD T. WINBORNE Vocational Agriculture Commercial and Distributive Education MRS. ELIZABETH WEDDINGTON Commercial Courses MRS. ANNE BERRY Distributive Education Music MRS. ELIZABETH A. STILLWELL Piano MISS ALICE BARNES Public School Music Piano MR. JESSE O. SAUNDERSON, JR. Piano MR. HAROLD BURT Band MRS. EUNICE APPLEWHITE MRS. DALE ALLEN MRS. JEWITT THOMPSON Eighth Grade Seventh Grade MRS. JEAN QUESSENBERRY MRS. JULIA WILLIFORD MRS. JOY MERRITT MRS. MARTHA JACKSON MRS. ERNESTINE STEWART MRS. WILLA MORGAN Sixth Grade Tifth Grade MRS. BEVERLY ALLISON MRS. IRENE STEPHENSON MRS. VENA WILBURN fourth Grade MRS. ELVISE GREENE MRS. ELVA FERRELL MRS. ALICE TUTTLE MRS. BERNICE JONES Zhird Grade MRS. BILLIE FUTRELL MRS. NANCY COOK MRS. CHARLOTTE DIDAWICK MRS. ANNA KELLY MRS. FRANCES KELLY MRS. ANNIE HARTSFIELD MRS. WILMA TH ARRINGTON MRS. DORRIS BROOKS Second Grade Sir $t Grade MRS. KATIE ABERNATHY MRS. MARGARET SWARTZ MRS. EMILY CAUSEY MRS. MARY ANN ESKRIDGE MRS. PEGGY JOHNSTON Special Education MRS. ESSIE PRICE Cunekroom Personnel MRS. ELM A HAITHCOCK MRS. GEORGE KIRKMAN MRS. ORA LEE HAITHCOCK MRS. RUBY NORWOOD MRS. MILDRED AVERETTE LOTTIE WEST LESSIE WILLIAMS MOLLIE WARE Custodians THEODORE HIGH LEATHA GILL MOSES MOORE LAURA JEAN HIGH ROSE JEAN SNELLINGS President BUDDY POOLE Vice President JACK GARRETT Secretary BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD Treasurer - Prophet MARGIE HAWKINS Historian TOMMY BUCHANAN Reporter DELORESE HORTON Poet BETTY ROSE KING Testator BONNIE HARVEY JOYCE CLAIRE ADAMS FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Classical League 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Library Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Superlative 4; Blues Notes Staff Editor 4; Lau relette Staff 3; Commercial Club 3; Journalism Club 4; FTA 2; Marshal 3; Majorette 2; Piano Auditions 2. JOHN ALEXANDER AVERETTE FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; DECA Club 4; DEC A Club Representative 4; President DECA Club 4; Junior Play 3; Drill Club 3; Superlative 4. UNWOOD EARL BARHAM FFA 1, 2,3,4, Parliamentary Procedure 2,3,4, President 2,3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 3: Mono- gram 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4; May Day Attendant 1; Junior Play 3; Delegate to FFA Conven- tion 2; Class President 2; Annual Staff 4; Le Cercle Fran- cais 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Marshal 1,2,3; All -Conference Baseball Team 3,4; Scholarship Medal 1; PTA Bulletin 2, 3,4; Paper Contest Winner; Safety Slogan Contest Winner. LUTHER DANIAL BOYKIN Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Monogram 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 2,4; FFA 1,2;- Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; JV Basketball 1; DECA 4; Bus Dri- ver 4, Substitute 3. Seniors 195 $ Seniors DANNY BOYKIN, JOHN BRADY, LINWOOD BARHAM, JOYCE ADAMS, and ALEXANDER AVERETTE are looking at college material to help them decide what they want to do after their graduation. JOHN ROBERT BRADY Virginia Episcopal School 1,2,3; Glee Club 4, Treasurer 4; Football Manager 4; Basketball Manager 4; Blue Notes Staff 4; Monogram Club 4; Senior Superlative 4. WILLIAM TOM BUCHANAN FFA 1; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3, Vice President 2; State Science Fair 1; Le Cercle Francais 2,4; JCL 3; Chief Marshal 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Marshal 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Class Historian 1,2, 3,4; Substitute Bus Dri- ver 4; Science Talent Search Contest 4. PATRICIA ANN BUTLER Band 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Piano 2,3; FHA 1,2; Junior Play 3; Class Secretary 3; Annual Staff 4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Journalism 4; JCL 1,2, Secretary 2; Superlative 4; Library Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Librarian 2; FT A 1,2. CLIFFORD STEPHEN CHAPPELL Hugh Morson High School 1; FFA 2; Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Drill Club 4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4, President 4; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4. MADELINE FAITH DANIELSON Band 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2, President 2; Beta Club 3,4; FTA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 2,3, Secretary 3; JCL 1,2, Vice President 2; Glee Club 1, 2,3; Librarian 3; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; AnnualStaff 4; Student Council 4, Reporter 4; PTA Bulletin Staff 3; Li- brary Assistant 1,2; May Day Attendant 3. Seniors 1958 Here, Seniors ERIC DAVIS, TOMMY BUCHANAN, FAITH DANIELSON, PATRICIA BUTLER, and CLIFFORD CHAPPELL are measuring for their caps and gowns which is one preparation for graduation. ERIC CARLTON DAVIS Glee Club 1,2; FFA 1,2; Le Cercle Fran- cais 2,3; Science Club 1,2; JV Basket- ball 1; Drill Club 2,3; Bus Driver 4; Substitute 3; May Day Court 1. Seniors 1958 CAROLYN OLIVE DEAN FHA 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Parliamentarian 3; Monogram Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1; Le Cercle Francais 2; Commercial Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Library Club 2; FT A 4, Offi- cer 4. JEANNETTA JO FULLER FT A 1; FHA 1,2; Science 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 3; Harvest Festival At- tendant 3; Laurelette Staff 3, Assistant Business Manager 3; Superlative 4; Monogram Club 4; DECA 4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 4. ELIZABETH WILSON FONVILLE FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 2; Glee Club 1; FT A 2,4, Vice President 4, County Representative 4; Superlative 4; Typist for Blue Notes 4. JESSIE LEE DYER FHA 1,2} Library Club 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 2; Junior Play Marshal 3; Commercial Club 3; Laurelette Staff 3; Journalism Club 4; FTA 1,2. One of the exciting events of our Senior year was our football team winning the Wake County Conference Championship trophy in football. Here JESSIE DYER, JEANETTA FULLER, ELIZABETH FONVILLE, and CAROLYN DEAN are gathered around Captain JACK GARRETT. JACK ALLEN GARRETT Football 1, 2,3,4; Senior Bowl Game 4; All-Conference Football Team 4, Cap- tain 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Manager 1; Baseball 2,3,4, Manager 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Su- perlative 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Officer 2,4; Beta Club 3,4; Drill Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; FFA 1,2; Substitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4; JV Basketball 1. BONNIE LEE HARVEY Colorado Springs High School 1,2; Millhrook High School 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Blue Notes Staff 4, Production Man- ager 4; Journalism Club 4; Commercial Club 3; Science Club 3; Superlative 4; Talent Show Chairman 4. MARGIE ALICE HAWKINS Class Officer, President 1, Treasurer 4; Student Council 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Wake County Secretary 4; FTA 1,2,4; FHA 1,2,3, Song Leader 3; Library Club 1,2, Reporter 2; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Annual Staff 4. DONALD GENE HOLLIDAY John Nichols High School 1; Brogden High School 2,3; Mill- brook 4; Baseball 4. DELGRESE FAYE HORTON La Grange 1; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4; Science Club 2; Library Club 1; Commercial Club 3; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 1; Laurelette Staff 3, Business Manager 3; An- nual Staff 4; DECA Club 4, Treasurer 4; Queen of Hearts 3; Junior Play 3; Piano 1; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Officer 4; Superlative 4 , Seniors 1958 Planning the yearbook is one of the biggest projects of the Senior Class. Here MARGIE HAWKINS, KAY HOUSE, DONALD HOLLIDAY, BONNIE HAR- VEY, and DELORESE HORTON are looking over this year’s LAUREL. KAY FRANCES HOUSE FTA 1, 2,3,4, Historian 2, Secretary 4; FHA 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Le Cercle Francais 2; Library Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Commercial Club 3; Journalism Club 3. v NANCY CAROLYN HUNT Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Piano 1; Band 2; Science Club 2; JCL 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Substitute 2; Journalism Club 4; Blue Notes 4, Typist 4, Reporter 4. BETTY ROSE KING FT A 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 3,4; District Meeting FT A 3; FHA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3, President 3; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Junior Play Marshal 3; Le Cercle Francais2,3; Wake County Parliamentarian Candidate FT A 4; Journalism Club 4; School Paper 4; Class Poet 4. JlB-t-k ' .. Q CAROLYN GRACE LOOPER FT A 1,2, 3,4, President 3; FTA State Meeting 2; FTA County Meeting 3,4; FTA District Meeting 3; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Library Assistant 3; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Junior Play Marshal 3; Woman’s Club Essay Winner 3, GEORGE CHRISTIAN LORTZ Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice President 3, President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-Conference Football Team 4; JV Basketball 1; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Class Officer 1, Vice President 3; FFA 1; Shop Contest 1; Editor Annual 4; Drill Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4. Seniors 1958 Seniors BILLY MARTIN, CAROLYN LOOPER, BETTY ROSE KING, CAROLYN HUNT , and KIT LORTZ are seen discussing the activities of their Senior year. 2 WILLIAM THOMAS MARTIN Glee Club 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Cattle Judging 4; DECA 4, Presi- dent 4; District Convention 4; Substi- tute Bus Driver 1,2. JUDITH ANN MATTHEWS FHA 1,2; Band 2,3; Majorette 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Head Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 1, 2,3,4, Secre- tary 4; Library Club 1; Librarian 2; Student Council 2,3,4; May Day Court 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Commer- cial Club 3; Superlative 4, IDA JOYCE MEARES Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Piano 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, Officer 2; FT A 1,3; Science Club 2; Science Award 1; Class Officer 2; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Junior Play 3; Journalism Club 4; Superlative 4; Woman ' s Club Essay Winner 2. EVERETTE EARL NEWTON Glee Club 1; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Sentinel 3, President 4, Wake Co. Federation President 2,3,4; State Crops Contest 2; Wake Co. Public Speaking Contest 3,4; Shop Contest 1, 2; State Shop Contest 2; Parliamentary Procedure 2,3,4; District Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2,3,4; Livestock Judging 2,3,4; Land Judging 2,3; Crops Contest 3,4; Glee Club 1; Junior Play 3; FT A 4. CURTIS CARROLL NIPPER FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Cattle Judging; Substitute Bus Driver 3,4; DECA 4; District Convention 4. Seniors 1958 Seniors CURTIS NIPPER, EVERETTE NEWTON, JOYCE MEARES, JUDY MATTHEWS, and BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD aren’t really skipping; they’re going on business for the Senior Class. BARBARA SUE NORWOOD Basketball 1.2,4, Captain 4; FHA 1,2, 3, Treasurer 2; Library Club 2; FTA 4. Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3, Re- porter 3; Class Officer 1,4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Typist for Blue Notes 4; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4, Substitute 2. JOSEPH SILAS POOLE, JR. FFA 1,2; Drill Club 1,2, 3, 4; Le Cercle Francais 2; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Play 3; Football 2,3,4; DEC A Club 3,4; Parliamentarian 3; Representative to New Bern 4; Class President 4; Superlative 4. CHARLES SCOTT PRITCHARD Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4; Football Manager; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 2; Class Officer 2; FFA 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Junior Play 3; Laurel Staff 4; Journalism Club 4; JV Basketball 1. MARION REEVES QUESSENBERRY FHA 1,2, Reporter 2; FTA 1,2, Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1, 4; Library Club 1,2, Vice President 2; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; May Day Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Secretary 2; Superlative 4. CECIL FRANCIS SMITH, JR. FFA 1, 2,3,4, Vice President 3,4; Shop Contest 1,2; State Shop Contest 2; Soil Judging 2,3; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3,4; Delegate to State FFA Convention 2,3; Crops Contest 2,3; Glee Club 1; Junior Play 3; Journalism Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4. Seniors 1958 JOE SMITH, JIMMY SMITH, MARION QUESSENBERRY, CHARLIE PRITCHARD, and BUDDY POOLE are seen taking a break during their busy schedule. JOSEPH STEWART SMITH FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2,3,4, District Parliamentary Procedure Con- test 2,3,4, State FFA Convention 3, Soil Contest 2,3,4; Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4; Superlative 4; Monogram Club 2,3; Baseball Manager 1,2; Annual Staff 4. JOSEPH EUGENE SPENCE Broughton High School 1; Football 2; Science Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Drill Club 4, President; JCL 2,3; DECA Club 3,4, President 4; Band 3; DECA Speech Contest 4; DECA State Convention 4; District Convention 4. AUTHUR WHITT STALLINGS FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 2, Sentinel 1,4; Livestock Judging; Glee Club 2,3; Basketball Manager 1; Superlative 4; FTA 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2; Drill Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Substitute Driver 2. THOMAS ALVA STEVENS Hugh Morson High School 1; FFA 2; Drill Club 2; Le Cercle Francais 3; DECA Club 4, Reporter 4. JO-ANN STIMPSON FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; FTA 2,4; Science Talent Search Contest 4. Seniors 1958 Receiving class rings is the highlight of the Senior year. Here JO ANN STIMPSON, THOMAS STEVENS, SHIRLEY STRICKLAND, JOE SPENCE, and WHITT STALLINGS admire their new possessions. SHIRLEY ANN STRICKLAND FHA 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Library 2,3, Vice President 3; Librarian 2; Glee Club 2,4; FTA 1,2,4, Reporter 2, President 4; District Meeting FTA 4; Basketball Manager 2; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Betty Crocker ' s Homemaker Award 4. ROBERT RAY WEATHERSPOON FFA 1, 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Sec- retary 4; Shop Contest 2; State Shop Contest 2; Land Judging Contest 2,3; Crops Contest 2, 3; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3,4; Delegate to State FFA Convention 2; Livestock Judging Contest 4; Glee Club 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Beta Club 3,4; Journa- lism Club 4, Assistant Editor 4; Superlative 4. JAMES STEWART WILSON Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1; Monogram 1 2,3,4; Class Officer, Vice President 1; President 3; FFA 1,2, Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2; DEC A Club 3,4; DECA Club Representative; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Drill Club 3,4; Superlative 4. HENRY ODELL YOUNG, JR. FFA 1,2, 3,4; Cattle Judging 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Science Club 2; DECA 4. Seniors 1958 It seems that the new telephone booth that was installed this year distracted HENRY YOUNG, STEWART WILSON, and ROBERT WEATHERSPOON from their studies. Mascots DONNIE BRUCE CAROL COCKMAN Class Poem FAREWELL As these four years come to an end, Our hearts are a little sad To say farewell to a dear old friend And all of the fun we ' ve had. Now we leave with a heavy heart The school we love so dear, But there will always be a part Of us - that will seem to linger here. The joyous memories we have shared We ' ll cherish through the years. For they can never be compared. Through sorrow, joy, -or trouble’s tears. Our high school days will forever be The years we will never regret; The work, the fun, we ' U forever see And our class - We’ll never forget. To those who have strived to guide us - Our parents, our teachers, our friends - You will always walk here beside us, For your patience and love never ends. No more through these halls will we wander, No more will we walk hand in hand; But in memories we ' ll be together Forever — united - - we stand. Though the road to success we may travel, Though our lives be filled with despair; As the secret of life may unravel, We look onward to the sky far up there. May your colors always be flying In all you seek and strive. Leading us always and ever, Leaving your mem ' ry alive. But even though we must leave you, Remember this class long and well. Our hearts will ever be with you! Over the years as your students excel. Keep your banner forever on high! CLASS OF ' 58 Betty Rose King Class Poet Class History The Class of 58 began high school as Freshmen, September 2 , 1954, under the direction of Miss Myra Olive, The officers were: President, MARGIE HAWKINS; Vice President, STEWART WILSON; Sec- retary, CAROL SMITH; Treasurer, BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD; Historian, TOMMY BUCHANAN; Devotional Chairman, KIT LORTZ; Program Co-Chairmen, JACK GARRETT and FAITH DANIELSON. MARGIE HAWKINS and WHITT STALLINGS were the Queen and King for Halloween. They made an excellent showing and had the second largest number of votes, next to the Seniors. A class party was held in November in the recreation room. In February, 1955, the class presented a comedy for an assembly program. The class elected MARGIE HAWKINS and UNWOOD BARHAM to be attendants for the King and Queen of the May Court. STEWART WILSON and LINWOOD BARHAM were on the baseball team and both hit home runs. In the Science Fair, JOYCE MEARES won a red ribbon for her kaleidoscope, and TOMMY BUCH- ANAN won a blue one for his astronomy exhibit. TOMMY ' S project went to both the district and the state science fairs. At last, we moved into the new high school building just in time for final exams! This building was a refreshing change and we found the individual lockers very convenient. For having high scholastic averages, CAROL SMITH, TOMMY BUCHANAN, and LINWOOD BAR- HAM were marshals at the Graduation Exercises. LINW 0OD had the highest average in high school. Added to our forty-nine original members during the year were GENE DAVIS, GEORGE WALTERS, UNDA WHITWORTH, DELQRESE HORTON, and LIDDIE MAE SEAGROVES. But we lost JAMES O ' BRIAN, MYRTLE ANN ADAMS, ISABEL JOURNIGAN, and JULIA HICKS. We gained and lost BARBARA COATS, GERALDINE ROWLAND, and BOBBY MCDONALD. Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Johnson were our Sophomore home room teachers. Our officers were; President, UNWOOD BARHAM; Vice President, JOYCE MEARES; Secretary, MARION QUESSENBERRY; Treasurer, CHARLES PRITCHARD; and Historian, TOMMY BUCHANAN. EVERETTE NEWTON and CAROLYN DEAN were elected to be King and Queen of our class for the Harvest Festival. In April, 1956, we held a class party at Lake Mir!. MARGIE HAWKINS and ALEXANDER AVERETT were our attendants in the May Court. JOYCE MEARES was outstanding in Music that year and represented our class by singing solos before outside groups. She won a prize in the Woman ' s Club Essay Contest. Some of our boys were on winning teams in the F. F. A. contests. Among them were; EVERETTE NEWTON, LINWOOD BARHAM, JIMMY SMITH, ROBERT WEATHERSPOON , and JOE SMITH. UNWOOD showed skill in baseball, pitching a no-score game. He also won the Safety Slogan Contest. CUFFORD CHAPPELL, UNWOOD BARHAM, and TOMMY BUCHANAN were marshals for Graduation Exercises. This year we had gained SHIRLEY DRAKE, THOMAS STEVENS, CUFFORD CHAPPELL, CURTIS NIP- PER, and HOWARD CUPP since the end of last year. At the same time, we had lost HOWARD CUPP, UNDA WHITWORTH, GENE DAVIS, BILLY RAY WEST, and MRS. WILLYS, the former GLORIA LAMM. Next year, the Junior officers were; President, STEWART WILSON; Vice President, KIT LORTZ; Secretary, PATRICIA BUTLER; Treasurer, CAROLYN DEAN; Historian, TOMMY BUCHANAN, with assistant, MARGIE HAWKINS; Reporter, JACK GARRETT. Class History Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Hill were home room teachers. Our attendants for the Homecoming Football Game on October 19 were MARGIE HAWKINS and ALEXANDER AVERETT. WHITT STALLINGS and JEANETTA FULLER were candidates for King and Queen of the Harvest Festival. In our magazine campaign, sales totaled nearly $1,300. The leading salesmen were FAITH DAN- IELSON, TOMMY BUCHANAN, CHARLIE PRITCHARD, JACK GARRETT, KIT LORTZ, and CAROLYN HUNT. On November 30, 1956, after much work, practice, and preparation, we put on our Junior Play, Beauty and the Beef, in which most of us performed. After the exciting experience of acting, we had refreshments in the cafeteria. We enjoyed a party on New Year ' s Eve at the Pritchards ' home and another in May at Doak’s Camp. The former was sponsored by some grade mothers and, strangely, ended before 12:00! In February, at the Sweetheart’s Dance DELORESE HORTON was elected Queen of Hearts from the High School. In April we attended Career Day at Rolesville School. April 12, 1957, was the climax of the year: the Junior-Senior Banquet with the theme - Beneath the Sea. For weeks we painted an underwater scene and cut out fish; for days and nights we decorated the cafeteria and prepared the sea food. The Mermaids danced, and after the meal, the class offi- cers formed a figure, beginning the dances which lasted until midnight. For May Day, MARION QUESSENBERRY was our Maid of Honor; FAITH DANIELSON and JUDY MAT- THEWS were her attendants. CAROLYN LOOPER won the essay contest in our class. The marshals for the Graduation Exercises were LINWOOD BARHAM, JOYCE ADAMS, and TOMMY BUCHANAN, chief marshal, having the highest scholastic average in the class that year. LINWOOD BARHAM was the best hitter in the Wake County conference. His batting average was .500. At the end of school, we had gained THOMAS TURNER, HENRY JESSUP, HENRY YOUNG, JOE SPENCE, BONNIE HARVEY, and SANDRA BUNN in the past year ' s time. We had lost CAROL SMITH, LARRY GOODWIN, ROBERT JOHNSON, SHIRLEY DRAKE, LEATHA NIPPER, DORIS BURNETTE, IMO- GENE CARTER, HENRY JESSUP, and BILLY MARTIN. We elected the officers for the Senior Class as follows: President, BUDDY POOLE; Vice President, JACK GARRETT; Secretary, BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD; Treasurer, MARGIE HAWKINS; Reporter, DELORESE HORTON; Historian, TOMMY BUCHANAN. Our Senior home room teacher was Mrs. Johnston. After weeks of annoying the teachers and new principal with questions, we received our class rings. Being proud of them, we took every opportunity to flash them at the underclassmen. We elected BUDDY POOLE and JUDY MATTHEWS to represent the class in the annual competition for King and Queen of the Halloween Carnival. JEANETTA FULLER represented Millbrook High School in a parade at Angier, N. C. The Homecoming Football Game was on the night of November 4, 1957. MARION QUESSENBERRY, the Queen, was escorted by ALEXANDER AVERETT; JUDY MATTHEWS, the Senior Attendant, was es- corted by CHARLIE PRITCHARD. This game was a special one, because our team won the county cham- pionship that year. We were proud of our Senior boys who led the way to victory. JACK GARRETT and KIT LORTZ were all- conference players in Wake County. JEANETTA FULLER, DELORESE HORTON, and JUDY MATTHEWS were cheerleaders from our class; JUDY was head cheerleader. As class fund-raising projects, we sold flowers and candy at Homecoming and sponsored dances dur- ing the winter. In November we went to College Day at Knightdale School. JO-ANN STIMPSON and TOMMY BUCHANAN, the most apt science students in our class, took a science talent test with other Wake County students in Raleigh. Since last year ended, JOHN BRADY, DONALD HOLLIDAY, and JESSIE SMITH joined us; CLARA BENTON, ELAINE ALLEN, GEORGE WALTERS, and SANDRA BUNN left us. Such activities as the Junior-Senior, the Senior Play, the Senior Trip, and Graduation Night will always linger in our memories of the good old days at Millbrook High! Sr J Class Historian; TOMMY BUCHANAN Prophecy Driving along the new super highway, designed by none other than our own Kit Lortz and Jack Garrett, the state ' s highest paid engineers, a friend and I see two familiar farmers, Whitt Stallings and Alexander Averette, working in their own private pea-patch, and a healthy pea-patch it is too, for the plants came from Pritchard ' s Nursery where we find our own Charlie Pritchard as the best horticulturist in the state. Speeding on down the highway, a little too rapidly, we are stopped by a patrolman who, luckily for us, is Everette Newton with his assistant, Carolyn Dean. After being allowed to go without a ticket, we continue our trip, and soon we meet a big passenger bus. . . the driver?. . . Why, it ' s Carolyn Hunt, the owner of her own bus line. Waving a friendly hello, we continue on our way. A short distance ahead we stop for a quick lunch where our own Joyce Adams is the dietitian. A delicious lunch it is too, and it should be, for Marion Quessen- berry works there as the tastetester. It seems that Marion ' s experience in chemistry class stayed with her. While still at the luncheon, Joyce tells us about the business next door where Thomas Stevens spends his time teaching muscle building. Wonder how those two businesses managed to be next door to each other? Looking at our watches, we realize that it is time to leave. Soon we stop at Poole’s Station, where Buddy has quite a profitable business. Could it be because Judy Matthews is doing such an efficient job of keeping his books? After leaving the station we meet, head on, on our side of the road, two of our boys, Stewart Wilson and Joe Spence, who are now members of Uncle Sam’s Navy and Marines. Possessing several scratches, we are scurried to the hospital while Henry Young tows our damaged cars to the Martin-Nipper-Young Garage where BiUy, Curtis, and Henry operate quite a prosperous business. While entering the hospital we are met by several reporters who question us about the wreck. One of the cub reporters, whom we are quite surprised to see, is Shirley Strickland, who now spends her time covering new stories. Finally getting inside the hospital, we are taken to the receptionist ' s desk where Jessie Lee Dyer is doing a very neat and efficient job as the hospital’s top secretary. After our scratches have been checked and found to be minor by Dr. Danny Boykin and his private nurse, Delorese Horton, we wait at the receptionist’s desk for our dismissal from the hospital, where we see also Faith Danielson whose name we hear called quite often over the intercom. At last we are allowed to leave the hospital and on our short walk to the garage after our car, we see Fuller- Smith Beauty School where Joe Smith and Jeannetta Fuller are doing rather well at styling and cutting hair. May- be it is because Clifford Chappell is doing such a fine job of drawing those beautiful models for advertising. At last we arrive at the air peart just in time to catch our plane, and what a plane! A new scientific creation designed and piloted by Tommy Buchanan with Jo -Ann Sampson, a very neat and trim stewardess. Taking our seat upon the plane, we are surprised to see John Brady, who is now a wild life conservationist at the mountain resort where we are going, seated across the aisle from us. Talking to him we are very interested to learn that some of our seniors have made stars of themselves. Patricia Butler and Joyce Meares are starring as a song and dance team on Broadway, and Eric Davis is one of the highest paid comedians in his field. Linwood Earl Bar- ham ' s dream finally came true also. He is now a top player for the New York Yankees. We soon reach our destination where we are going to spend a nice long vacation of horseback riding, swim- ming, skiing, and just having fun. More fun than we realize is in store for us, for we find that Bonnie Harvey is the social director. Jimmy Smith teaches swimming, and Donald Holliday is a riding instructor. At last it is time for us to begin our journey home. Relaxing on our flight home, we enjoy a popular maga- zine that has a feature section of poetry by Betty Rose King, who has made quite a name for herself as a poet. Home again, we see four of our seniors who have remained rather close to home. Elizabeth Fonville and Kay House are now proud owners of their own little rose-covered cottages. Carolyn Looper and Robert Weather- spoon are teachers at N. C. State College. Carolyn is a teacher of textiles, and Robert is an English professor. We find Bobbie Sue Norwood back at ole” Millbrook teaching physical education, and our very much loved advisor, Mrs. Mary S. Johnston, with a new class of seniors. Class Prophet Margie Hawkins Cast Will and Zest ament We, the Senior Class of 1958, being of sound mind (??) and body, hereby leave the following to Mill- brook High School: Article I. To our grade mothers, we leave deep appreciation for the many favors done for us during the year. Article II. To Mrs. Alma Haithcock and the lunchroom personnel, we extend our thanks for putting up with us while we decorated for dances. Article HI. To Mrs. Shearin, we leave a pad of paper to write excuses because we ' ve used all the rest. Article IV. To Mr. WiUiams, we leave one year of fond memories and hope that you will enjoy your stay at MiUbrook as much as Millbrook enjoys having you. Article V. To Mrs. Johnston, we leave our love, appreciation and gratitude for being our home room teacher, instructor, friend and other mother.” To Mr. Stephenson, we leave the wish that someday you wiU instruct another Edison. To Mrs. Fisher, we leave another bunch of wild freshmen to give her more grey hairs. To Mrs. Haywood, we leave an extra set of keys for the library. To Mr. BiUings and Mr. MarshaH, we leave a box of chalk so that they can draw triangles for a lot of squares. To Mrs. Weddington, we leave hoping her sixteen years of experience never fail her. To Coach Clifton, we leave one football trophy and hope that it is only the first of his collection. To Mr. White, we leave a new wife, two new windows and an FM radio, so thathe can hear Dreamtime. To Mrs. Horton, we leave a new batch of future homemakers and sincerely wish that they won ' t be old maids. To Mrs. Berry, we leave Crist because we’ve taken everything else. To Mr. Winborne, we leave a manual on Parliamentary Procedure, so that he can continue his fine work. Article VI. To the rising Freshmen, we leave the hope that they wiU survive the next four years until graduation. To the rising Sophomores, we leave a jar of pickled frogs. We hope that they don’t like frog legs now because after studying biology, they will have a different opinion. To the rising Juniors, we leave, hoping that tney will be able to keep secret the theme of the Junior- Senior. To the rising Seniors, we leave Mrs. Johnston. Article VII. To the class of 1959, we leave the following: I, Joyce Adams, leave my scholastic ability to Jane Adams and Faye Bunn (not that they need it). I, Kay House, leave my ability to get one man and hold him to Betsy Jeffreys. I, Thomas Stevens, leave my broad shoulders to De Witt Perry. I, Clifford Chappell, leave my drawing talent to Jo- Ann Jones. I, Danny Boykin, leave my sarcasm to Bruce Nichols and Sue Ann Wade. I, Margie Hawkins, leave my telephone booth technique to Gail Barnes. I, Carolyn Looper, leave my blushes to Carol Faye Barker and Patricia Ricks. I, Alexander Averette, leave my driving ability to Jonathan Montague. Cast Will and Zest ament I, Billy Martin, leave my slim Physique to Millard Aikens. I, Jo-Ann Stimpson, leave bookkeeping to Frances White and Gloria Sanford. I, Carolyn Dean, leave my slim waistline to David Surles and James Johnson. I, Charlie Pritchard, leave my way with women to Glenn Miller. I, Everette Newton, leave my mustache to Robbie Johnson. I, Bobbie Sue Norwood, leave my position as captain of the girls’ basketball team to Clara Benton. I, Elizabeth Fonville, leave my ability to get a diamond to Ruth Lloyd. I, Buddy Poole, leave my football playing ability to David Chappell. I, Faith Danielson, leave my way with a Garrett to Peggy Billings. I, Joe Smith, leave my bus 39 to Brantley Barbour with the hope that he will oil those squeaky brakes. I, Carolyn Hunt, leave my ability to drive a school bus to Nancy Ferrell. I, Betty Rose King, leave my slim jim figure to Rosemary Antel. I, Stewart Wilson, leave my picturesque speech (?) to Jessie Tabor. I, Linwood Barham, leave two shoe boxes to Cecil Leonard and hope they will fit his feet. I, Kit Lortz, leave my ability to make all-state football squad to Eugene Adams. I, Robert Weatherspoon, leave my talent for cutting up on the bus without getting caught to Bobby Martin. I, Delorese Horton, leave my dimples to Gloria Morgan. I, Judy Matthews, leave my position as head cheerleader to the three Junior cheerleaders, Brenda Rober- son, Ann Juff, and Nancy Bass. May the best one win! ! I, Don Holliday, leave my crew cut to R. E. Morris and Tony Jordan. I, Eric Davis, leave my corny jokes to Wayne Dillard and David Blackburn. I, John Brady, leave high school finally and a pack of cigarettes to Jimmy Ferguson. I, Marion Quessenberry, leave my big brown eyes to Jean Ayscue. I, Joyce Meares, leave my ability to do all the majorette routines correctly to Peggy Qualls. I, Jack Garrett, leave my sporting talents to L. P. Bunn, Thomas Green, and Bobby Qualls. I, Tommy Buchanan, leave James Bailey the ability to install television antennas in attics without falling through the ceiling. I, Joe Spence, leave my talent for skipping school without getting caught to Howard Whitley. I, Bonnie Harvey, leave my blond hair to Billie Jean Moore and Edith Rogers. I, Jessie Dyer, leave my good times at Gresham’s to Brenda Usher. I, Jimmie Smith, leave my position as third base coach to Bill Porter. I, Jeannetta Fuller, leave my ability to cut up in class to Gilbert Tart and James Massey. I, Patricia Butler, leave my long hair to Patricia Rochelle. I, Shirley Strickland, leave my flirtatious ways to Joyce Lassiter and Betty Young. I, Curtis Nipper, leave everything that is nailed down or too heavy to cany. I, Henry Young, leave. Ain ' t that enough? I, Whitt Stallings, leave my quiet ways to Freddy Smith. Testator: BONNIE HARVEY Witnesses: CAROLYN LOOPER BETTY ROSE KING CLASS OFFICERS President — GAIL BARNES Secretary Vice President JAMES MASSEY Treasurer Historian and Reporter FAYE BUNN BETTY YOUNG NANCY FERRELL t EUGENE ADAMS JANE ADAMS ROSEMARY ANTEL JEAN AYSCUE JAMES BAILEY BRANTLEY BARBOUR CAROL BARKER GAIL BARNES NANCY BASS CLARA BENTON PEGGY BILLINGS DAVID BLACKBURN FAYE BUNN L. P. BUNN DAVID CHAPPELL WAYNE DILLARD JIMMY FERGUSON NANCY FERRELL LARRY GOODWIN THOMAS GREEN EDNA HARRELL ANN HUFF BETSY JEFFREYS JO ANN JONES BOB JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON TONY JORDON JOYCE LASSITER CECIL LEONARD RUTH LLOYD BOBBY MARTIN JAMES MASSEY GLENN MILLER JONATHAN MONTAGUE BILLIE JEAN MOORE GLORIA MORGAN BRUCE NICHOLS DENNIS O’HARA DEWITT PERRY BILL PORTER BOBBY QUALLS PEGGY QUALLS HENRY RAMBEAUT PATRICIA RICKS BRENDA ROBERSON PATRICIA ROCHELLE EDITH ROGERS GLORIA SANFORD FREDDY SMITH DAVID SURLES JESSE TABOR GILBERT TART BRENDA USHER SUE ANN WADE FRANCIS WHITE HOWARD WHITLEY BETTY YOUNG Not Shown MILLARD AIKENS m M m JUNIOR PLAY SCENES - BROTHER GOOSE ' 1. Cheesecake 2. Bathing Beauties?? 3. Geometry Class 4. Let ' s have a party. 5. Does your little leg hurt? 6. Sheena of the jungle. 7. Wonder where the yellow went? 8. Pixie 9. How sweet! 10. Flapper of M.H.S. CLASS OFFICERS President GEORGE FISHER Vice President - MAC REEDER Secretary THEDA HAITHCOCK Treasurer - - NANCY BLACKBURN Historian BETTY COX Reporter ROBERT BOYD Bill Allen Betty Faye Barham Clara Barham Rudy Bartholemew Jerry Benton Crist Berry Nancy Blackburn Robert Boyd Jimmy Boyette Joan Buffaloe Beulah Carlton Linda Carver Carolyn Catlette Betty Cox Bill Cranford Phyllis Dean Reggy Dillard Nell Dunn George Fisher Nola Mae Frazier Kenny Garrett Norman Gorsuch Theda Haithcock Douglas Hayes G. B. Hill Henry Holiday Freddy Holland Barbara House Baker Hunt Carlton Jackson Sylvia Jenks Edna Jones Harriet Keen Carol Kelly Cynthia Kennedy Betty Lamm Bill Laws Linda Mangum Sammy Martin Bobby Massey Ed AUen Paul Dean Jack Ferguson Paul Haskins Tommy Nicholas Nellie Smith Lawrence Stephens Not shown Patsy Massey Ronald Misner Gilbert Murray Robbie NeSmith Ann Page Faye Perry Pam Porter Clayton Powell Henry Price Faye Purser Doug Prescott Mac Reeder Marion Ribitzki James Sealey Miriam Smith Loretta Tart Becky Terry Jane Turner Jimmy Turner Donald Walters Sallie Faye Watson Susan Weber Millie Wilkins Delores Williams Betty Woodard Peggy Woodlief CLASS OFFICERS President - - - - — JEFF LORTZ Vice President SALLY LAWS Treasurer R„ B. STOKES Secretary - JOYCE SANDERS Reporter MIKE CHAPPELL Historian DONNA JOHNSON Alfred Adams Ronny Antel Ruth Ann Bailey Phyllis Barlow Judy Barker Ashley Bass Patsy Bass Beverly Belch Billy Bell Joyce Benton Faye Bordeaux Brenda Bunn Jeff Byrum William Cardon Danny Carroll Jerry Carter - Frank Cashwell Mike Chappell Wilbur Dishman Maureen Dunn Alvin Early Ida Bell Edwards Louise Evans Susan Evans Roy Goodwin Frank Green Lamar Green Mebane Green William Green George Haithcock Carolyn Haskins Becky Hawkins Betty Hawkins Marie Hayes Phoebe Hedrick Richard Hess Ruth Honeycutt Billy Homey Doris Jeffreys Richard Jessup Donna Johnson Johnny Johnson Randy Johnson Elva Jones Frank Jones Jackie Jones Phillip Keith Tommy Kelly Kenny Lane Sally Laws Wayne Lowrey Jeff Lortz Talmadge Mitchell Winston Montague Peggy Nipper Minnie Bell Nipper Marie Oakley Virginia Orr Jimmy Paal Bobby Raikes David Ray Marie Ray Connie Ricks Larry Ritchie Edna Roberson Joyce Sanders Sandy Sanford Catherine Sledge Ronnie Smith Jimmie Faye Solomon James Spence Billie Ann Stephens R. B. Stokes Jerry Tilley Lynda Tyndall Henry Walden Jo-Ann Waldo Gary Watkins Marguriete Wheeler Not shown; Judy Canipe Billy Gresham Peggy Hilliard Judy Hoffman James Smith Glen Whitley 1. Class picture, 2. Muscles - - 3. Touche ' 4. Where ' s the bucket? 5. Who ' s the boy? 6. Whose hands? 1 , I ' m available, 8. Scalpel - Pliers - Screwdriver - - 9, Too much ether? 10. Stepped in what? 11. Totem pole. 12. Let ' s daoce. ELEMENTARY BUILDING Campus Scenes The present elementary build- ing is the original school build- ing built in 1927. In 1937 the south wings were added. In this building is the auditorium used for all assemblies, band and glee club practice, and all public programs. Seniors recall with pleasure the carefree years spent in the elementary grades. LITCHFORD GYMNASIUM In the fall of 1936 the Litch- ford Gymnasium was added to the campus. It was renovated in the summer of 1956. This gym has been the scene of many conference and intramural events, sock hops, carnivals, and donkey basketball games. Campus Scenes RANDOLPH BENTON VOCATIONAL BUILDING The Ag and Home Ec build- ing, named in honor of the late Superintendent of Wake County Schools, was formally dedicated on Valentine ' s Day in 1947. This building has been used for many educational and social activities including community club meet- ings, teas, receptions, and courses in first aid, home nursing, and shop work for adults, in addition to the regular vocational courses for students. PRIMARY BUILDING In 1954 the Primary Building was completed along with a new cafeteria. Students appreciate the modern and spacious new lunchroom, the scene of Junior- Senior, Athletic and F.F.A.- F. H.A. Banquets as well as bar- becues, dances, and various community affairs. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Campus Scenes The Class of ’58 moved into the present high school building during the last few weeks of their freshman year. Finally after three years of studying, much learning, many activities, book losing and little locker slamming, the ’58 ' ers are graduating from this memorable building. THE MILLBROOK QUADRANGLE Through this quadrangle of buildings have passed many friends, never to be forgotten. May the future classes enjoy these buildings as the outgoing seniors have enjoyed them. fv it I •fl ij % BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD STEWART WILSON rmpT ' jm r,v , m ■ ' iwir ' A 1 mi ' m¥ • ' hti ■ 4nbBh ■ i JW ySHH 1 V lmw. , riMr Wr ... ill mm q . . . . ■ $$$- •• ' , f v $ • • ' . . . • VV •■‘‘..T ' „ • ■ :• ■ ' r ■ -V ■ ' ■ ! v • ' ■■ - ' • • - • H; V r : ■ � . r. •• fc j i MkjfV m pfe ' jfsbllii ?wW I ■ ■ ' H ' j, ' • 4£j 4 h V ' ' 4 ; ■ ' •; BONNIE HARVEY JOHN BRADY ais r v 9 wT rr � � — f K , Vi Editor-in-Chief KIT LORTZ Assistant Editor-In-Chief MARGIE HAWKINS Business Manager FAITH DANIELSON Sports Editor JACK GARRETT Sports Editor BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD Art Editor CLIFFORD CHAPPELL Club Editor UN WOOD BARHAM Picture Editor PATRICIA BUTLER Came Came Assistant Business Manager CHARLIE PRITCHARD Typist CAROLYN DEAN Advertising Manager STEWART WILSON Assistant Advertising Manager THOMAS STEVENS Photographer JOE SMITH Photographer SHIRLEY STRICKLAND Beta Club President: KIT LORTZ Vice President: CLIFFORD CHAPPELL Secretary: JOYCE ADAMS Treasurer; BILL PORTER Advisor-. MRS. JOHNSTON junior Classical Ceague Bus drivers Drivers: ERIC DAVIS JACK GARRETT BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD CAROLYN HUNT LINWOOD BARHAM DANNY BOYKIN ALEXANDER AVEEETTE WHITT STALLINGS BILLY MARTIN DAVID SURLES DAVID BLACKBURN Substitute Bus Drivers i i. : Drivers: TOMMY BUCHANAN JOE SMITH JIMMY SMITH GAIL BARNES HOWARD WHITLEY BILL PORTER L. P. BUNN Deca Club President: JOE SPENCE Associate President: BILLY MARTIN Secretary-Treasurer: JEANNETTA FULLER Editor; THOMAS STEVENS Advisor; MRS. BERRY ; Drill Club Commanding Officer; JOE SPENCE Advisor; MR. WHITE ?. . 1 . 4 . President: EVERETT E NEWTON Vice President; JIMMY SMITH Secretary: ROBERT WEATHERSPOON Treasurer; UNWOOD BARHAM Reporter; JOE SMITH Sentinel: WHITT STALLINGS Advisor: MR. WINBORNE 9. M . A. President: CAROLYN HUNT Vice President: ANN HUFF Secretary: RUTH LLOYD Treasurer; BRENDA USHER Song Leader; JEAN AYSCUE Historian; MARGURIETE WHEELER Parliamentarian; BETTY YOUNG Reporter: SALLY LAWS Advisor; MRS. HORTON £ C A ' f ' JTWif If, a MERICA President: SHIRLEY STRICKLAND Vice President: ELIZABETH FONVILLE Secretary: KAY HOUSE Treasurer: BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD Reporter: BARBARA HOUSE Advisor: MRS. JOHNSTON Qlee Club President: CHARLES PRITCHARD Vice President: JOYCE MEARES Secretary: BRENDA USHER Treasurer; JOHN BRADY Sergeant-at-Arms: JACK GARRETT Accompanists: NANCY FERRELL PEGGY BILLINGS Director: MR. STEPHENSON Mlgk School Wand Director: MR. BURT Drum Major: JIMMY PAAL junior Band Director: MR. BURT journalism Club Advisor; MRS. WEDDINGTON Blue Notes Staff Editor-in-Chief; JOYCE ADAMS Assistant Editors: BILL PORTER ROBERT WEATHERSPOON Production Manager: BONNIE HARVEY Assistant Managers; DENNIS O ' HARA LINWOOD BARHAM Advisors; MRS. FISHER MRS. WEDDINGTON MRS. BERRY £e Cercie Jrancais President: CUFFORD CHAPPELL Vice President: DAVID CHAPPELL Secretary: FAYE BUNN Treasurer; PEGGY BILLINGS Advisor: MRS. JOHNSTON jCltmry Assistants President; HARRIET KEEN Vice President: CLARA BARHAM Secretary: ANN DEAN Treasurer; NOLA MAE FRASIER Advisor; MRS. HAYWOOD Marshals Chief Marshal: DAVID CHAPPELL Marshals: DeWITT PERRY FAYE BUNN BILL PORTER BETSY JEFFREYS BETTY YOUNG President: KIT LORTZ Vice President; GAIL BARNES Secretary: JUDY MATTHEWS Treasurer; LINWOOD BARHAM Advisors: MR. CLIFTON MRS. STEWART Monogram Club ij Music Students Music Teachers: MISS BARNES MRS. STILWELL Safety Patrol Captain: AARON WOMBLE Co-Captain; BOBBY HICKS Lieutenants; RUSSELL McCOY TOMMY WETMORE DAVID GREEN Advisor; MRS. JACKSON Science Club President; DAVID CHAPPELL Vice President; BRUCE NICHOLS Secretary; DeWITT PERRY Treasurer; JAMES JOHNSON Advisor; MR. STEPHENSON Student Council President; MARGIE HAWKINS Vice President; JONATHAN MONTAGUE Secretary; BETTY YOUNG Treasurer; JAMES MASSEY Advisor; MRS. HORTON foreword to Athletics MR. CLIFTON MRS. STEWART The purpose of the high school curriculum is to provide experiences that enable students to progress toward the established educational goals of the school. Athletics are a vital part of this objective and for that reason should receive the same recognition and support accorded other school activities. Justification for athletics should be based on the number of participants and the benefits derived by the individual, the school and the community. Sports develop a desire to excel, and offer the physical, moral, and social training that can be equalled in no other activity. The vigorous competition in an athletic contest provides a desirable out- let for excess energy and emotional tensions, possessed by high school students. Such qualities as sportsmanship, sociability, self-control, cooperation, leadership and followership are developed. Our demo- cratic society is based on these qualities. Athletics with their rules and penalties provide a lifelike situation, promote community interest and school morale. A student that is not offered these opportunities certainly is not receiving the well-rounded education necessary to face the challenge and competition in the game of life. The game is played to win, because victory, with honor, should be the goal of every athletic team. There should be no patience with the player who does not hate defeat; but we learn to accept defeat, if we are to be winners in the game of life. COACH C UFT ON MR. WHITE MR. B. F. CLIFTON Coach KIT LORTZ JACK GARRETT STEWART WILSON JIMMY SMITH DANNY BOYKIN WHITT STALLINGS BUDDY POOLE WAYNE DILLARD Manager DAVID CHAPPELL JAMES MASSEY BILL CRANFORD JIMMY BOYETTE GEORGE FISHER RUDY BARTHOLOMEW G. B. HELL GLENN MILLER JOHN BRADY Trainer NORMAN GORSUCH GAIL BARNES EUGENE ADAMS JONATHAN MONTAGUE CECIL LEONARD KENNY GARRETT BILL PORTER DAVID SURLES DOUGLAS HAYES FREDDY SMITH JIMMY FERGUSON ROBERT BOYD football FIRST TEAM MR. B. F. CLIFTON - Coach G. BARNES E. ADAMS J. SMITH KIT LORTZ - - - - -Co-Captain S. WILSON W. STALLINGS K. GARRETT JACK GARRETT - ------- Co-Captain K. LORTZ G. MILLER J. GARRETT D. SURLES B. POOLE football LARRY RITCHIE JEFF LORTZ FRANK JONES EARL W OODLIEF LUTHER DISHMAN KENNY LANE TOMMY KELLEY GEORGE HAITHCOCK JERRY CARTER FRANK CASH WELL LEMAR GREEN MIKE CHAPPELL HUBERT JENKS WAYNE JEFFREYS DENISE LEONARD AARON WOMBLE IVAN HUNT JIMMY EDWARDS MR. JOHN WHITE Coach CHARLIE WATSON BOBBY HICKS WAYNE WARD JACK MATTHEWS TOMMY DANIELS HOWARD JOHNSON 1. They ' re in there. 2. What a play! 3. Get that ball! Homecoming 1. Here she comes! 2. Her Court 3. Cadillac Kid 4. Bashful? 5. Sitting Pretty 6. We Won! ! ! 7. Hey! Mambo! Cheerleaders BRENDA ROBERSON SAMMIE MARTIN CAROL KELLY JUDY MATTHEWS Head Cheerleader DELORESE HORTON NANCY BASS ANN HUFF Not shown JEANNETTA FULLER Majorettes PEGGY QUALLS FAITH DANIELSON JO-ANN WALDO PATRICIA BUTLER CINDY BURT JOYCE ME ARES MARION QUESSENBERRY BETTY COX Boys ' Basketball KENNY GARRETT WAYNE DILLARD ROBBY NESMITH GEORGE FISHER JACK GARRETT MR. B. F. CLIFTON Coach BILL PORTER CHARLIE PRITCHARD KIT LORTZ DOUG PRESCOTT GAIL BARNES GLENN MILLER FREDDY SMITH JOHN BRADY Manager FIRST TEAM MR. B. F. CLIFTON - Coach CHARLIE PRITCHARD GAIL BARNES GLENN MILLER Co-Captain KENNY GARRETT KIT LORTZ CHARLIE PRITCHARD Co-Captain GLENN MILLER - 5 ' | rV I , 1. Rebound. 2. Foul!!! 3. It ' s in there! 4. Lay-up. 5. Don’t just stand there — 6. Follow the leader. 7. Oops! Who ' s got the ball? 8. Now when you get in there 9. Captain. 10. Low blow. Q iris ' Basketball THEDA HAITHCOCK CAROL BARKER BARBARA HOUSE BOBBIE NORWOOD BETTY YOUNG PEGGY BILLINGS RUTH LLOYD BEULAH CARLTON MRS. STEWART Coach EDITH ROGERS MIRIAM SMITH LORETTA TART ANN PACE BETTY COX SYLVIA JENKS SUE ANN WADE BRENDA USHER Manager FIRST TEAM MRS. STEWART - Coach BARBARA HOUSE BETTY YOUNG BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD Co-Captain BOBBIE SUE NORWOOD RUTH LLOYD BETTY YOUNG Co-Captain CAROL BARKER PEGGY BILLINGS Maseball EUGENE ADAMS JIMMY SMITH DANNY BOYKIN UNWOOD BARHAM DONALD HOLLIDAY GAIL BARNES JONATHAN MONTAGUE BILL PORTER MR. B. F. CLIFTON Coach WAYNE DILLARD KENNY GARRETT CECIL LEONARD CHARLIE PRITCHARD KIT LORTZ JACK GARRETT 1. Home run! 2. Cheer up. 3. He’s off! 4. Let’s go gettum” ! 5. Recess??? 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . Guess who won? Pardon my modesty. Camera shy?? Before half-time. The team was in a huddle - - The line-up. Play Ball. Football supper. 1. Say Whisky 2. Don’t fence me in 3. Side by Side 4. Momma’s little baby 5. Big Chief Wahoo 6. I’m hiding 7. Evolution??? 8. Buddies 9. Let me be your teddy bear. 10. Familiar Face??? 11. Dignified?? 12. Elvis Junior. Qrade $ Teachers: MRS. DALE ALLEN MRS. JEWITT THOMPSON MRS. EUNICE APPLEWHITE Qrade 7 Teachers: MRS. JOY MERRITT MRS. JEAN QUESSENBERRY MRS. JULIA WILLIFORD Q rode 6 Teachers: MRS. ERNESTINE STEWART MRS. MARTHA JACKSON MRS. WILLA MORGAN Qrade 5 mtu Bhi Teachers: MRS. ALICE BIGHAM MRS. IRENE STEPHENSON MRS. VENA WILBURN MRS. BEVERLY ALLISON Qmde 4 1. ■ •?% ; l tfl FSESiw Teachers: MRS. ELVA FERRELL MRS. ELOISE GREENE MRS. BERNICE JONES MRS. ALICE TUTTLE Qrade 3 Teachers: MRS. NANCY COOK MRS. CHARLOTTE DIDAWICK MRS. BILLIE FUTRELL MRS. ANNA KELLY infer ■pun pUf Q rode 2 Teachers: MRS. DORRIS BROOKS MRS. ANNIE HARTSFIELD MRS. FRANCES KELLY MRS. WILMA T HARRINGTON Qrade 1 Teachers: MRS. KATIE ABERNATHY MRS. EMILY CAUSEY MRS. PEGGY JOHNSTON MRS. MARGARET SWARTZ MRS. MARY ANN ESKRIDGE mm - w 1. Now, children!!! 2. ?? •! ?! Call Gus 3. Smiley 4. Who, me? 5. OUR Principal 6. Do you have a problem? 7. Ballet, anyone? 8. Hot Dog - - 9. Sunglasses and guitar - Coach Elvis. 1. Teenage Heart 2. M. C. 3. Pretty girl and pretty song 4. Sing, boys, sing 5. Just My Bill 6. You won! ! Before After Maybe Don’t Coffee Break Day after the night before, At the Hop Hey, Charlie Brown Don’t Let Go Just Reeling and Rocking ' Where’s Buddy? ccsuy = y jy r CL S y? a C ■ ■ - 1 ' y t -g £g-S d c ? Z f 2u Sj C -Z ' - - 2- £ z ' TZ Z. ? ?B- - ' s 2-gjz — J= 5 - £ _ - C - The senior class wishes to thank all the following firms for buying ads in our 1958 Laurel. We hope you readers will give them your business. SEE US ROYfe REPAIR SHOP MR. R. E. HAWKINS Proprietor Falls of Neuse Road R. B. STOKES CONCRETE CONTRACTORS 927 S. Saunders Raleigh Phone TE -42736 Air -Dried Lumber Neuse, N. C. “See Us and Save” Office Phone TE -2 52 59 JEFFREYS FOOD MARKET ‘Where Your Food Dollar Buys More” Raleigh, N. C. HELPING TO BUILD _ i©l CONGRATULATION ( CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY) CAPITAL WELDING CO. W (5 Yl IS OUR Stop Arc and Acetylene Welding FIRST THOUGHT at Portable and Shop B. l - Phone TE-23915 1022 S. Saunders St. Cy MORGAN’S Raleigh, N. C. SERVICE STATION M ORGAN ' S BARBER SHOP Four Barbers KERR REXALL DRUGS Fast Service Cameron Village Five Points Raleigh, N. C. P, -R. POOI P Compliments MUSIC CO. “Everything Musical’’ BEAUTY SHOP Raleigh, N. C. Phone TE -24364 Raleigh, N. C. ECONOMY 1 Compliments SHOE SHOP iji oiM Raleigh, N. C. Congratulates l W OIL CO. Seniors Wake Forest Highway Raleigh, N. C. Congratulations BARHAM AND Shaw-Walker WALL Time-Engineered Office Equipment is designed functionally. as well as comfortably and attractively, to help you and your staff AMOCO SERVICE make the most of every working minute ... If you contemplate setting up new offices, or modernizing old ones, we think it will be well worth your while to come and see us— or phone, and we’ll come to see you. U. S. No. 1 , North Capital Printing Company Shaw-Walker Distributors Phone 8316 110 West Hargett St. RALEIGH, N. C. Phone TE -43557 Congratulations caroli n a Seniors BUILDERS CORP. From Your I.R.H.A. Dealer Builders Supplies FERGUSONS Since 1922 HARDWARE 217 North Dawson St. 2900 Hillsboro St. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. RUSSWIN HARDWARE Phone TE -24877 or Phone TE-2-7563 TE-23030 SHH ' RIOAN ARMS Compliments of MOTOR HOTEL CUT —RATE On U. S. 1 - N. C. 401 FOOD STORE 2 Miles North of Raleigh Member of Courtesy Courts Millbrook, N. C. United Compliments Congratulations, Seniors F rom JOHNSON OAK 1 AM3E CITY CO. LAUNDRY 322 South Salisbury St. Raleigh, N. C. 436 S. Salisbury St. TE -28848 Raleigh, N. C. TE -24478 j Compliments Good Luck, Seniors ! WRENN- NORWOOD LUMBER COMPANY Young Men and Boys’ Outfitters Cameron Village Millbrook, N. C. P. O. Box 10386 Raleigh, North Carolina TE-23325 j farmer ' s CONTAINER SUPPLY COMPANY PERSON ST. PHARMACY Farmers Market Prescription Specialists Raleigh, N. C. TE 40945 Phone TE -26432 Compliments O. S. Compliments STR I C K LAND ff GROCERY STORE CgiTO)? GULF SERVICE Falls of Neuse Road jy S. Saunders St. Raleigh Raleigh One to grow on half (tun min IRIBI draw Good heolth is our business. We take a deep personal pride in watching the growth and development of youngsters raised on Pine State’s good, health-giving milk and dairy foods. We feel great satisfaction in the knowledge that we contribute to the grow th of the com- munity as we do to the growth of its citizens. We’re proud of the fact that we re grow- ing, too . . . that more and more fam- ilies are asking for Pine State ' s pure, delicious milk, ice cream and other fine dairy foods. North Carolina’s Choice Since 1919 RADIO STATION WM SN 649 Maywood Avenue Raleigh Good Luck, Seniors ANTHONEVS SERVICE STATION Gas - Groceries Falls of Neuse Road For Comfort — For D URABILITY For Style CABINET SHOP Raleigh, N. C. rs a piEASUREl TO SERVE YOU AND YOUR COMMUNITY Compliments NORTH CAROLI NA PAPER CO. 307 South Blount St. Raleigh, N. C. 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