Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

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To preserve these grains so that they may not be forgotten is our aim in the presentation of this 1962 LAUREL. Oeclicat canon We are indebted to a great lady of Millbrook, A kind and understanding woman who has al- ways been a guiding light and in- spiration to the youngsters of our school as they advance to higher standards of life. For the many years she has spent helping the students at we the Senior Class, with deep appreciation, dedicate this 1962 Laurel to Mrs. Essie J. Price. For 6 years Mrs. Price has had a tremendous job teaching a special education class. During these years she has taught without the first sign of im- patience or complaint. 3 Tliose lyVlio Give Til eiF MRS. WHEELER, Secretary Our principal, F. B. WILLIAMS 4 Time for tiers Mrs. Johnston, Millbrook ' s first full-time counselor, deserves the gratitude of many students for her untiring efforts in their behalf. Mrs. Dalton, high school li- brarian, and Mrs. Winslow, elementary librarian; two pa- tient ladies who are always willing to help. Thanks to Mrs. Price, our special education pupils can receive the time and patience they need. 5 .ouirs o f l Vorlk Reap R .ewaFcL Bobby Hicks, Boys ' State Representative Representative Their job: to practice representative government in preparation for the future. ; -jiWtT! is STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT . . . Tommy Wetmore VICE-PRESIDENT . . Alan Jackson SECRETARY . . . Swannee Maddox TREASURER . . . Pat Heinsohn REPORTER . . . Ronnie Carver Advisor: Mrs. Mary Johnston. Officers: Bobby Hicks, Ronnie Carver, Kay LeNeave, and Aaron Womble. T ime Stow ... to our janitorial staff, Left to right; Sam Walker, Jim High, Henry Webster, and Zella Walker. ... to our lunchroom staff, under Mrs. Haith- cock ' s expert direction. From left to right are Ora Lee Haithcock, Mildred Avrette, Georgia Kirkman, Ruby Thompson, Ruby Allen, and Elma Haithcock. . . . to Bunkey Morgan, our mail- man. Neither rain nor sleet nor snow ... o o o . . . to our bus drivers. Millbrook ' s mechanical ■ men are a fine group who know and practice daily the meaning of responsi- bility. ... to Eric Lortz, Judy Bartlett, Pat Heinsohn, Jean Moseley, and Sandi Taylor, who concoct those beautiful bulletin boards in the hall. ... to Larry Tysor, Mill- brook ' s Michaelangelo. His artistic handiwork is in evidence all around the school, and includes the mill scene at last year ' s Junior-Senior, the Madonna and Child at Christmas, several sketches of the teachers, and nearly all the annual illustrations. ADVISOR: Mrs. Mary Johnston OFFICERS: Ann Horton, Lyiida Joyner, Jackie Jeffreys, Patricia Tyndall, Lynda Swiggett, Marie Stephens. ADVISOR: Mrs. Thomas y ' y 66 f OFFICERS: Wayne Jeffreys, Lynda Joyner, Linda Norwood and Bubba Connell. 9 OmOFFOW s a meFica Now all we need is food! FHA OFFICERS - Linda Jones, Betty Jean Edwards, Donna Davis, Jean Mosley, Patricia Smith, Frances Smith, Brenda Boyd, Anna Marie Jones, Advisor - Mrs. Horton. B egiins FFA OFFICERS - Aaron Womble, David Green, Luther Dishman, Gary Owens, Ellis Terry, Hubert Jenks, Advisor - Mr. Winborn. Business ers Vicki writes, Change the pads for the sale readily. ? ! hlrs. Martin demonstrates the art of changing the ribbon ■without getting ink)’ fingers. i-.B.L.A. Oi-rICERS: Ann Horton, Lynda Joyner, Billie Jean McG riff, Billie Ann Stephens, Patricia Tyndall, Barbara Jones, and Patricia Smith. Advisor; Mrs. Martin. of ToraorroTv DECA OFFICERS: Richard Hess, Ronnie Smith, Brenda Bailey, Betsy Jeffreys, Bobby Massey, and Carol Everhart. Advisor: Mrs. Berry. Mrs. Berry teaches her D. E. classes everything about business from displays and styles to job interviews and application. . At the N.E. District Deca Convention, Brenda Bailey von 1st place in the interview contest and Garland Woods 3rd in speaking. . ICS pace e o f The members of Mrs. Madison ' s math class metriculate. Mr. McRae, alias Muk’- Rae, ” manages to clarify the problems of two plane geometry students. Versatile Miss Stainback teaches Algebra I, general science, and health. ' tuiclyiiig tlie Past to UaKfleFstaiKtl tlie Presemt Mrs. Sparks ' TV U. S. History class. (The empty places in this picture are due to the flu. ) GRE4T fXPfCTITI Mrs. Thomas, who also teaches freshman and senior English, enlightens her civics class. cience For T Complicated classwork is forgotten as chemistry students prepare for a Mr. Stephenson explains a density day in the lab. problem to a confused physics class. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Jimmie Dalton, Sheila Wentzel, Maureen Murray, Scott Booth. Advisor: Mr. Stephenson. 18 smA Tomorrow Mrs, Yelton shows some members of her general science class the principles of a wet -dry thermometer. The organs of a frog are explained to biology students by Mrs. Yelton, who also teaches English. ' vfw i ' ' ' f J[ f 1 ' ' ■ 1 umi Mr. Stott ' s girls’ health class illustrates one of the more physical sciences. Had your Wheaties today, girls? 19 ime to Promote P eace FRENCH II OFFICERS President Judy Bartlett Vice-President Jean Moseley Secretary Kay LeNeave Treasur er Ronnie Carver We wish French were this easy all the time! FRENCH I OFFICERS Jim By rum Dale Lord Dorothy Porter Karen Ward Jdne Proctor Stan Beaty Yvonne Majure Pat Averette Tl niFoii :L F o reign L anguage JoAnn finds out about irregular verbs from Mrs. Haywood. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Consul - Sandi Taylor Praetor - Lanny Wood Scriba - Jean Dupree Quaestor - Brenda Perry Pontifex Maximus - Louis Mann Amo, amas, amat; I wonder what I forgot? Einglisli Is Always Mrs. McIntyre, who teaches junior and senior English, is showing Cassie and Donald one of the senior projects. GAVEL CLUB OFFICERS Alan Jackson President Tommy Wagner Vice-President Lloyd Reese Secretary -Treasurer Mrs. Dalton Advisor Mrs. Pollard is Millbrook ' s freshman and sophomore English teacher. HOMECOMING QUEEN TIME FOR SENIOR ATTENDANT Kay LeNeave SENIOR ATTENDANT Edna Roberson Anna Marie Jones and Sandy Wentzel SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS CHEERLEADERS: Carol Dague, Swannee Maddox, and Frances Doak cheer attendants as they come on the field. HARVEST FESTIVAL Annette Barham, Phyllis Smith, Marilyn Jessey, Curt Duke, Jackie Evans, Beverly Barham, Harriet Spenser, Tommy Stevens. Mr. and Miss Moneymaker Mammy is the winner! Curt Duke Jackie Evans M r. Williams 26 €HOOL ACTIVITIE; The green seniors ' first assembly. My boomerang won’t come back! And then the string broke - - - 27 ime , . . To whip up school spirit and to add pleasure to school life. Mr. H. B, Burt, director; Tommy Cox, drum major; officers: Rick Allen, Wilma Knight, and Sandi Taylor; and each member of the band, work many hard hours to bring the sound of music to Millbrook. The Millbrook Band, under the baton of H. B. Burt, brings to life the Big M, Add a dash of color and the flash of twirling batons in the form of our lovely majorettes and bannerettes 28 or M lULSlC The Ensemble, a hard-working group who add a special touch to our musical programs. Accompanists Guy Saunders and Vicki Harper, under the direction of Mrs. Pass, add their musical talent to improve our Glee Club. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Pat Heinsohn President Guy Saunders Vice-President Patsy Wheeler Secretary Gordon Stephenson Treasurer Brenda Boyd Sgt. -at-Arms Director: Mrs. Janet Pass 29 LAUREL STAFF Many hours of hard work are put forth by these students. Unless you have worked on the annual staff, you don ' t know what a demanding and suspenseful job it is; there’s always that creeping fear that you ' re not going to make each deadline, but somehow you do, and here’s the result. Frankly, we couldn ' t be prouder! 30 Jean Moseley Class Co-Ed. Pat Heinsohn Class Co-Ed. Kay LeNeave Business Mgr. Gordon Stephenson Sports Co-Ed. Wayne Jeffreys Spons Co-Ed. Tommy Wagner and Rik Danielson, our photographers, without whom this annual would have had 124 blank spaces! Laurel Karen Schwall, Co -Editors, Brenda Boyd. Advisor: Mrs, Haywood. Larry Tysor Art Ed. Typists: C. Parmalee, P. Smith, B. A. Stephens, B. J. McGriff, and J. Barker (not shown). Sheila Wentzel Feature Co-Ed. Betsy Jeffreys Feature Co-Ed. jndy Bartlett Club and Faculty Ed. Bobby Hicks Sales Co-Mgr. Tommy Wetmore Sales Co-Mgr. BLUENOTES STAFF The Bluenotes staff, under Mrs, Pollard’s direction, produces an interesting issue each month. Editor; MAUREEN MUgRAY Circulation: DOROTHY PORTER Production: LINDA JONES Social: LUCREATIA JONES These people and many other contributors have done a commendable job, and have in- itiated the Junior Bluenotes, which has been a huge success in the elementary department here and at Effie Green. 32 GORDON STEPHENSON Tackle EARL WODLIEF Fullback ALLEN TWISDALE End WAYNE JEFFREYS Co -Captain Guard Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 DAVID GREEN TOMMY POOLE BOBBY HICKS AARON WOMBLE All -Conference Co-Captain End James Kenan Apex Benson Smithfield Garner Fuquay Selma Clayton Cary Wake Forest Guard Quarterback Tackle Coach Clifton Faking a throw - giving off to Ward Hodgens gives it all he ' s got CO-CAPTAINS - David Pattishall, COACH FERRELL Bucky Howard ' : 1 I Co -Captains - Bucky Howard and Clem Williams Another foul shot for Millbrook Grab it, Bucky 1 Coach Bobby Stott WILDCAT Just don ' t do something, stand there! Jump, Johnny, Jump ALAN TWISDALE Center Woodlief at the foul line DAVID GREEN Forward BOBBY HICKS Guard BASKETBALL COACH SONNY CLIFTON Quit pushing! Get it, Donald r ' cs H w 00 G I 9 COACH FERRELL VICKI YOUNG Guard PAT HEINSOHN Forward KAY LeNEAVE Forward Co-Captain Senior Senior Co -Captain Senior What next! ! Scorekeeper; LINDA JONES m Pm life ]L 1 w I Brenda Perry, Beverly Carroll, Kristin Moore, Carol Dague, Patsy Wheeler, and Swanee Maddox, head cheerleader, cheer the boys of the varsity squads to victory. (Not shown . . . Joann Ferrell and Frances Doak) Cathy Holden, Beth Gower, Becky Richardson, Ann Carroll, Gail Digh, Faye Tharrington, Toni Ketnor, Betty Brinkley, Cheryl Stephenson of the Junior Varsity cheering squad, do a wonderful job of boosting their teams. 41 COACH BOBBY STOTT Proud Conference Champs (1961) Strike Three! I OUR TEAM: Bobby Hicks, Ivan Hunt, David Green, Earl Woodlief, Tommy Wetmore, and Eddie Evans WILDCAT BASEBALL Evans scoops a grounder. Homerun! ! •im ' WILDCAT TRACK ALLEN TW IS DALE - Highjumper 1st Place, Conference Meet 3rd Place, State Meet Dependable Wildcat Sprinters CANDID If we didn’t know better, we might think he was studying. This student believes in 8 hours of sleep a day. The years grind, the wheels turn, and maybe these scholars will someday learn. It is their honor once a day to have a class with J. A. McRae. Latin, the dead language, always has a lively class. Munch, munch, I couldn’t wait ' til lunch. Class Leaders Ann Carroll Deborah Hux Barbara Young Teena Loizou Siuilk KFesl]! men. Luana Alcorn Lynwood Andrews Becky Anthony Paul Averette Wayne Averette Donna Bailey Ricky Barbour Linda Barlow Linda Barnett Richard Bartlett Judy Batchelor Virginia Beacham Bill Berry David Berry Larry Booth Lois Brantley Tom Brooks Elaine Brown Mary Jean Bruce Harold Burnette G. W. Byrd Ann Carroll Sandra Carter Shirley Casper Ronnie Chambers Billy Chappell Monya Connell Glenda Cordle Patti Cox Terry Creech Tommy Creech Wayne Creech Dwayne Creech Stephen Currie Henrietta Daniel Sandra Davis Malcolm Davis Anthony Descar Joyce Dixon David Edwards Kathy Ellis Janice Ellis Joe Fly the Judy Fox Sheila Franks Gloria Fulture David Girton Howard Glover Larry Granger Dennis Griffin Valarie Green Alice Greene Ben Hagwood Evelyn Hall Catherine Hath Gregory Harper Jay Harward Jerone Hawks Linda Hendricks Larry Hicks Coleen Holden Carolyn Honeycutt Susan Honeycutt Eddie Howard Jimmy Hunt Deborah Sue Hux Nancy Jesse Rita Johnson Laurie Jofinson Andrew Johnson Tommy Jones Rickey Jones Alan Jones Ted Keith Brenda Kennedy Wilma Knight Ricky Latta Teena Loijou Patti Lord Charles Majure Rose Marshall Anna Martin Marsha Massey Pete Mills Peggy Morris Doug Motley Sue Moulthrop Robert Myrick Johnny Nelms Rita Nichols Douglas Norris Glenn Musser Sharon Odle Virginia Oswald Buck Pace Rita Paynter Donnie Perry Betty Jo Perry Cliff Phillips Jan Powell Georgia Reed Michael Reynolds Becky Richardson Barbara Ridgeley Dorothy Ritter Ralph Roberts Russell Rosen Kenneth Roush Linda Sanders Eerie Schwall Tony Sears Sammy Shaw Rhina Sloan Charles Sparenburg Linda Spirvey Sharon Somers Greg Stott John Sullivan Larry Sweat Ann Sykes Athalene Taylor Colon Terrell Josh Tharrington Philip Thomas Robert Van Brunt Frances Walters Bobby Walkup Roben Ward Gail Williams Jimmy Whitaker Steve Womble Lacy Jo Womble Joan Woods Barbara Young Lynn Younger Charles Smith Picture Not Available Patricia Currin Johnny Hill Danny Dixon Liesel Homey Richard Ellington Ethel Jones Barbara Green Donna Shoiln CLASS OFFICERS President: UAR CARTER Vice President: DAVID PATTISHALL Secretary: KATHY HOLDEN Treasurer: JACKIE EVANS Reporter: CLEM WILLIAMS Sgt. -at-Arms: ELLIOT HOWARD FRESHMEN CLASS OF ’65 Joharrah Ali Kathrine Allers Richard Antel William Bailey Donald Barham Ricky Barbrey Hugh Bass Lacy Batchelor Earl Beasley Tommy Berry Mary Ann Bissette Stan Bobbitt Phillip Bordeaux I 1 Robert Boyette Carolyn Brantley Frank Bridges Betty Bridges Marie Bridges Betty Brinkley Donna Brooks Robert Bulter George Burrell Beverly Byrum Patsy Clappse Alma Clifton Ann Cobb Brenda Current Wayne Currie Danny Danieley Judy Davis Jeanette Dawkins Gail Digh Vaneda Dobbins Brenda Draper Billy Dunn Jackie Evans Tommy Farrow Mike Fisher Lorrayne Franks Ruth Ann Flythe Janie Frazier Craig Freas Dan Funderburke Beth Gower Ed Hanson Vicki Harper Glenna Harvey Gloria Henderson Jimmy Herring Linda Hilliard Kathy Holden Wayne Holiday May Holmquist Glenn Honeycutt Becky House Elliot Howard Jay Irvine Jackie Jefferys Sue Jones Toni Ketner Darrell King Richard Kirkman Linda Kunsman David Lane Charles Link Tisa Loizou Connie Lunsford Freddy Lynn Faye Lyon Glenn Marshall Brenda Mason Karen McDaniel Glen Mills Tommy Mitchell Wilson Montague Marshall Murray Wayne Murray Wanda Muster Jimmy O ' Briant David Pattishall Carolyn Penny Betty Perry Sharon Phelps Dicky Poole Nancy Quinn Kenneth Ricks Paul Roberson Linda Sessons John Shaw Judy Shepherd Shirley Sledge Sonny Sloan Judy Smith Ricky Smith Alison Starling Mary Ann Stephens Cheryl Stephenson Sandra Strickland David Taylor Dicky Taylor Joyce Terry Brenda Thacker Faye Tharrington Phyllis Thomas Charles Thompson David Tilley Dusty Trustlow Carl Turner Billy Walton Cody Watkins Clem Williams George Bowie Patsy Williams Tommy Williams Kenneth Woodard Sylvia Wrenn Tony Young opiiomoires Officers President LUTHER DISHMAN Vice-President EMERSON GOWER Secretary PATSY WHEELER Treasurer ROBERT DAVIS Historian SANDY WENTZEL Sgt. -at-Arms DENNIS MASSEY FRED RICHARDSON Class of 64 Phil Allen Brenda Allred Patricia Averette Alice Ashton Stan Beaty Ward Bell Jerrlyn Bolling Joseph Bowen Davis Bradley Linda Brantley Jimmy Bridges Judy Bridges David Brown Tommy Bruce Ava Buffaloe Henry Bunn Becky Burchette Thomas Burnette Mike Burns Bruce Butler Walter Chambers Randy Clark Danny Connell Tommy Cox Willie Cox Mary F. Craig Billy Dail Robert Dalton Donna Davis Robert Davis Luther Dishman Sandra Dixon Jean Dupree Betty Jean Edwards Woodson Giles Emerson Gower Ann Haywood Crawford Harb Nancy Harmon Donnie Harrell Donna Harris Alan Hart Emily Hilliard Ellen Honeycutt W. D. Honeycutt Hal Hopkins K. C. House Helen Jessup Anna Jones Brenda Jones Dwight Jones Janice Jones Jimmy Jones Glen Joyner Susan Keen Sandra Kelly Kirk Kirkman Eric Lortz Yovonne Majure Gene Mangum Louis Mann Dennis Massey Page McKeller Elton Misner Antha Moody Kristin Moore Judy Morris Janet Myrick Ted Nipper Pat Norris Linda Norwood David Parmallee Clyde Perry Obie Perry Jane Procter Helen Purser Gary Reynolds Fred Richardson Ken Shelden Elizabeth Stimpson Mary Lou Thompson Sandy Wentzel Patsy Wheeler Judy Williams Joyce Woods Tommy Jones H f CLASS OFFICERS Charlie Walton - - President Harry Barnes - - Vice-President Monsour Ali - - Sgt. -at-Arms Cassie lessee — Secretary Sharon Chappell - - Treasurer J UBLiors Cl Monsour Ali Rick Allen James Ayscue Barbara Bailey Judy Barker Lary Barlow Scott Booth J. M. Byrd Jim Byrum Beverly Carrol Sharon Chappell Bubba Connell Tommy Connell Kenneth Cottrell Vicki Creech Clayton Currie Carol Dague Jimmie Dalton Rik Danielson Franklin Davis Mildred Dean Frances Doak Larry Dorman Payton Dunn Donald Edwards Eddie Evens Carol Everhart JoAnn Ferrell Picture Nol Available Pete Freas Connie Gatliff Sandra Glover Gerald Green Richard Haskins Donald Hess Kent Hodgens Scott Hunt Alan Jackson Barbara Jackson Nancy Jackson Kenneth Jarvis Cassie Jessee Darlene Jones Linda Jones Lucretia Jones Charles King Elizabeth Link Dale Lord Swanee Maddox Charles Motley Maureen Murray David Nichols Therodore Nine Gary Owens Bobby Perry Wilbur Perry Dorothy Porter Lee Pucher Sammy Ray Lloyd Reese Gary Reynolds Guy Saunders Wilbur Sessoms Harriet Spencer Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Frances Smith Margaret Smith Larry Strickland Nancy Taylor Jerry Tilley Jerry Vaughn Tom Wagner Jerry Walker Charles Walton Karen Ward Wayne Ward Nancy Watson Eddie Wilkinson Cecil Wilkes Lanny Wood 64 66 Brenda Boyd Wayne Jeffreys est All A rouiindl Connie Ricks Aaron Womble Wlost A mLitiouis 66 Judy Bartlett Bobby Hicks Garland Woods Jean Moseley WLost CouiFteouis 67 Billie Ann Stephens Ronnie Smith Lynda Joyner Ronnie Carver 68 Allen Twisdale Gloria Pollard Lynda Swiggett Johnny Walton Fesse 69 Earl Woodlief Vicki Young WLost Atlkletic Larry Tysor Sandi Taylor Wlost TalemteJ 70 Jeff Looper Debbie Brown M ascots Pres.: Bobby Hicks, Vice-Pres.: Ronnie Carver, Sgt. -at-Arms: David Green, Sec.: Kay LeNeave, Rpr. : Johnny Walton, Treas. : Aaron Womble, Hist. : Gordon Stephenson. 71 WILUAM CARSON ALLEN Bill Better faithful than famous. JUDITH ANN BARTLETT Bartelettie” If I do not understand, I pause; I examine. BRENDA JOYCE BAILEY Bunny Bailey A loving heart is the begin- ning of all knowledge. BRENDA LOU BOYD Fats She looketh well to the ways of homemaking and eateth not the bread of idleness. CATHERINE MADGE BRIDGES Catherine Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness, and her paths are paths of peace. LELIA OUVE FRANK Olive What sweet delight a quiet life affords. RONALD VERNON CARVER Carve In every deed of mischief he has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to ex- ecute. DAVID FREEMAN GREEN David The glory of young men is their strength. THOMAS EUGENE EVERHART Tommy Oh, me, life is a wonderful thing, as long as it isn ' t taken too seriously. JAMES STUART GREEN Jimmy Swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. RICHARD LLOYD HESS Richard We grant although he has much wit, he is rather shy of using it. SANDRA KAY HENDRICKS Sandra Who can find a virtuous woman, for her price is far above rubies. PATRICIA JANE HEINSOHN Pat Smile and the world smiles with you; frown and you wrinkle your face. BOBBY EDWARD HICKS Monsieur To look up and not down, to look forward and not back, to look out and not in. FEIEDERICK JAMES HOLLAND Freddie” Take thing s as they come, And they will always turn out for the best. RICHARD IVAN HUNT Rat Make two grins grow where there was one grouch before. WILLIAM RAY HORNE Y BETSY JEAN JEFFREYS Little Betsy Happy as a mosquito that just passed her screen test. HAROLD WILLFORD JOHNSON Harold I love work, it fascinates me; I could sit and watch it for hours. EUGENE WAYNE JEFFREYS Wino Cheer up; the worst is yet to come. ” BARBARA JEAN JONES Bones Her laughter throws sunlight on all paths of life. LINDA FAYE KING Linda A great overflow of kindness. THOMAS NORMAN KELLEY T. K. ' If worry were the only cause of death, I would live forever. DAVID GARY LOOPER David An honest man, close-button- ed to the chin; broadcloth with- out, and warm heart within. LYNDA ANN JOYNER Lynda Pretty, witty, full of fun, A swell girl, she ' s all in one. CLAUDIA KAY LeNEAVE Casey From a good beginning cometh a good end. ROBERT NEIL MASSEY Bobby Whosoever findeth a wife, findeth a good thing. MARIE EUZABETH MOODY Marie Keep smiling; it makes every- one wonder what you ' ve been up to, JEAN LOUISE MOSELEY Jeanie Smart, capable, always kind. In fact, she just can ' t be de- fined. CECIL ANNETTE MILLS JAMES EDWARD NELMS Jimmy I grow old learning something new every day. CINDA RAE PARMELEE Cindy Ah, you flavor everything; you are the vanilla of society. SAMUEL EARNEST NICHOLS Sammy Let others do the working - I ' ll do the resting. GLORIA MERRILL POLLARD Gloria Always a friendly smile for everyone . THOMAS MELVIN POOLE Toole To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and reg- ulations, MARY AUCE QUALLS Mary Alice Full of chatter, full of pep, never quiet, that ' s her rep. NANCY ANN POWELL Nancy Thy modesty ' s a candle to thy merit. CONNIE LOU RICKS Connie” Good humour is the clear blue sky of the soul I FRANKLIN GARY PRICE Gary Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. EDNA DIANE ROBERSON Eggna ’’Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. KAREN LEE SCHWALL Karo She ' s a girl you ' d love to meet, and a pal that can ' t be beat. DOROTHY ANN SALMON Dorothy It ' s quality rather than quantity that matters. GERALD WAYNE SMITH Jerry A man with God is always in the majority. ROBIN PHYLLIS SANDERS ” Phyllis A kind heart is a fountain, making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles. PATRICIA ANN SMITH ”Po-tricia Fond, outspoken ways, those about her to amaze. DOROTHY MAE STEPHENS Dotty She who plants kindness gathers love, RONNIE SMITH Ronnie Bear Sometimes I sit and think - mostly I just sit. MARIE BRIGHT STEPHENS Bright Little people have big hearts. BILUE ANN STEPHENS Billie Ann A hearty laugh, a mischievous smile, make for her a life worthwhile. GORDON LESUE STEPHENSON Stevo The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and plea- sure my business. ELLIS LEE TERRY Ellis A winner never quits; a quitter never wins. LYNDA LEIGH SWIGGETT Swigget She ' s always full of fun and joy, a favorite with any girl or boy. ALLEN MELTON TWISDALE Twis If at first you don ' t succeed, give up; don ' t make a fool of yourself. SANDRA LOIS TAYLOR Sandi Rings on her fingers, bells on her toes, and so she makes music where ever she goes. PATRICIA FAY TYNDALL Patricia Her voice is soft, her manner sweet; she’s gentle, dainty, and petite. LARRY GENE TYSOR Larry Time for work, but take much holiday for art’s and friendship’s sake. JOHNNY DEE WALTON Big John The way to have a friend is to be one. JOE ALBERT VAUGHN Joe Happy am I, from care I’m free! Why can’t they all be contented like me? THOMAS HUGH WETMORE, JUNIOR Tommy A man’s task is always light if his heart is light. SHEILA MAE WENTZEL Sheila Happiness reflects like the light of heaven. BENNY AARON WOMBLE Aaron ■ ' Either that or a reasonable facsimile thereof ... EDWARD EARL WOODLIEF Rufus Keep your temper, no one else wants it. VICKI WHITE YOUNG Vicki Her lively ways, her friendly smile, make her friendship well worthwhile. GARLAND MAYER WOODS Garland He who sows courtesy reaps friendship. CATHERINE PAGE MASSEY Page Thou art like a flower, so sweet and pure and fair. At last the day has arrived for measuring caps and gowns. The line-up. So what if we have big heads? We ' re SENIORS! 86 HISTORY CLASS In the fall of 1958, we, a class of ninety-nine freshmen, the largest in the history of the school, entered Millbrook High School. We were expected to live up to our size - to do things in a big way. We started our freshman year by electing Earl Woodlief, Tommy Wetmore, Susan Van Brunt, Jimmy Edwards, Betsy Jeffreys, and Kay LeNeave to lead our class. The student council broke the social ice surrounding us green” freshmen by giving a very successful dance in our honor. Crossing the obstacles that lay ahead for all beginners was a hard task for our class; but finally we surmounted these barriers which opened the path to a bright and hopeful future as sophomores. With the coming of September, 1959, the class of ' 62 prepared for a new school year - a little less doubtful and a little more confident of that which was in store for the next nine months. Of course, to start the year, we elected Butch Martin, Bobby Hicks, Su- san Van Brunt, Betsy Jeffreys, Pat Smith, and Gayle Paige as class officers. To raise funds in order to sponsor our Junior -Senior, the Sophomore Class gave its traditional Sweetheart Dance. Truly, this dance was one of the most beautiful and memorable oc- casions of our sophomore year. Somehow we managed to have a good fling and still squeeze in enough time for studies to make it into our Junior year. To most of us, the school year of 1960- ' 61 is one that will remain very dear to our hearts. Work was nothing to us; we were preparing for the most wonderful time of our lives. To get the ball rolling, we elected Tommy Wetmore, Bobby Hicks, Kay Le- Neave, Ronnie Carver, Brenda Boyd, and Linda Swiggett as our officers. Quickly we set up the committees for our magazine sales, which were a big success. We were re- lieved to find that we had enough money to give the seniors, and ourselves, a grand Junior -Senior. Finally, all our dreams, schemes, and hard work became a reality - a dance that everyone who attended will always remember as the night of nights. The setting was the beautiful Plantation Inn, befitting the theme of The Old South ; the theme song, Carolina Moon, certainly complimented that lovely night. But all dreams come to an end, and we finished our Junior year, awaiting eagerly the climax of our high school years. September, 1961, finally rolled around. That first day of school we all looked around expecting everything to have changed - why? We knew but nobody else seemed to have noticed - we were SENIORS! We saw those timid freshmen; memories recalled that first fearful day for us, also. We have come a long way. We have traveled a rough path, but are filled with sweet, nostalgic memories. We, above everyone else, can sense a dearness to that familiar hall and those well-worn desks. There is only one day we wait for, but meanwhile life must go on as usual. We elected Bobby Hicks, president; Ronnie Carver, vice president; Kay LeNeave, secretary; Aaron Womble, treasurer; Johnny Walton, reporter; and Gordon Stephenson, historian; to accept a large responsibility as officers of the Senior Class. To be assured that our senior memories would be preserved, Brenda Boyd and Karen Schwall were made editors of our annual this brings us to the present. We look forward to graduation with eagerness and antici- pation. We will leave Millbrook behind us, but we will carry her memory many years and many miles away. With each drop of sand that sifts through the hour-glass, the Senior Class of 1962 moves forward. 87 One Stop Se RVICE Groceries - Oil - Gas Dry Goods - Tires Gravel for Driveways MORE FOR LESS AT POWELL ' S POWELL’S ESSO STATION BROGDEN PRODUCE CO., INC. Raleigh, N. C. Wholesale Fruits and Produce Institutional Size Canned Goods Established 1905 DONALD G. JOYNER Reinforcing STEEL CONTRACTOR Ornamental Mis cellaneous Decking Route Six Raleigh, North Carolina TE 4-1519 ADAMS GROCERY AND MARKET U. S. 1 North Across From Westinghouse TE 2-3571 TUTTLE APPLIANCE COMPANY Your Frigidaire Dealer RCA Victor TV and Stereo 612 N. Person Street TE 4-8978 Raleigh, North Carolina WALKER MARTIN, INCORPORATED distributors GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES BEKERAL EUCTRIC appliances GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTOR Raleigh, N. C. GROW! HUDSON-BELK CO. EFIRDS Raleigh, North Carolina WHITAKER PARK-- 1, 2, AND 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS J. S. STRICKLAND GROCERY Falls of Neuse Road MRS. J.. A. SAPP Groceries - Feeds - Seeds Gas - Oil Resident Manager TE 3-5540 WHITAKER PARK INC. Raleigh, North Carolina HAITHCOCK’S STORE Louisburg Road Meats Groceries Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina STEEL NEW AND USED MASSE Y-FERGUSON I Beams, Angle Iron Channel Iron Plates, Sheets, Flats Squares, Rounds and Reinforcing Black and Galvanized Pipe Boiler Tubes Fabricators of All Kinds and Ornamental Work VA 8-5427 K L STEEL SUPPLIES CURTIS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Garner Road Phone TE 2-7422 Raleigh, N. C. J. I. CASE FARM MACHINERY SKYCREST GROCERETTE Trawick Road Raleigh, N. C. BROOKSIDE SHOPPING CENTER BROOKSIDE SUPER MARKET 1032 Brookside Drive FREE DELIVERY TE 4-4228 WE SELL USDA CHOICE BEEF LET US FILL YOUR FREEZER BROOKSIDE BEAUTY SHOP BROOKSIDE BARBER SHOP 604 Glascock St. TE 3-0472 Raleigh, N. C. LOW PRICES AND LATEST STYLES 1030 Brookside Drive TE 2-9453 WE SPECIALIZE IN FLAT-TOPS BROOKSIDE SELF-SERV LAUNDRY WASH - 15 and 25 DRY - 5 Minutes for 5 FAMILY WASH 1 1 2 Hours for $1.50 BROOKSIDE PHARMACY Brookside and Glascock St. Raleigh, North Carolina TRY OUR STORE FIRST We Appreciate Your Business Prescriptions Priced With Uniform Economy CHESTNUT HILLS GULF SERVICE FRANK TERRY VA 8-7861 Six Forks Road GARNER’S ESSO SERVICE 701 North Person Raleigh, North Carolina R. L. DRESSER FLOORING COMPANY Wake Forest Road Raleigh North Carolina E. R. POOLL MUSIC COMPANY 116 S. Salisbury Rent An Instrument $4. 00 Per Month Phone VA 8-5766 Raleigh, North Carolina R. B. STOKES CONCRETE CONTRACTOR 927 South Saunders St. Phone TE 4-2736 Raleigh, N. C. GARLAND JONES FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND U. S. 1 North 6 Miles Raleigh, N. C. North Blvd. Raleigh, N. C. REBECCA ANN’S NEW HOPE BEAUTY SALON BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Your Beauty Is Our Profession At Haithcock ' s Store Chestnut Hills Shopping Center 4306 Louisburg Highway Owner Six Forks Road B. M. CORBETT SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT PERRY’S BOYETTE’S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE road service TE 4-4915 U. S. 1 North Raleigh, North Carolina HAYES BARTON 329 W. Martin St. TE 3-6091 J. L. BOYETTE Federal Grant Mogul Piston Bearings Rings Raleigh DOB’S RESTAURANT A Complete Selection of the F inest F oods Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Civic, Social, and Banquet Room Facilities South on U. S. 70 and U. S. 401 For Reservations Call TE 3-0073 LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING ' Look for the Checker Board Stack ' 1917 Fairview Road Raleigh, North Carolina CHARLIE’S GULF SERVICE 1942 Wake Forest Road Raleigh, N. C. TE 4-911 1 d Qmpkii Uml o| DAIRY FOODS MILK AND ICE CREAM ★ At your nearby store AND DAIRY FOODS ★ By convenient home delivery PINE STATE RALEIGH • OXFORD HENDERSON DUNN • GOLDSBORO North Carolina ' S Choice Since 1919 %-m vUi .gj=s5=5f ® 0” m the TOTAL ELECTRIC MEDALLION HOME Bronze and Gold Medallion Homes are designed to deliver the ultimate In comfort and convenience. In fact, they must be modern or they can’t be Medallion. Whether you plan to buy, build or remodel, electricity can make your home a Medallion Home. So think in terms of this more gracious way to live. Set your sights and your heart on a Total Electric Medallion Home where electri- city does everything — safely, cleanly, quietly. (CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPAnT) An investor-owned, taxpaying, public utility company JEFFREYS FOOD STORE AND SEA FOOD STORE Corner New Bern Avenue and Tarboro Road Raleigh, North Carolina JACKSON’S PURE STATION Service Since 1922 ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS, INC. 911 North West Street Wake Forest Road TE 3-5588 TE 2-9209 Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. MONTGOMERY GREEN CO. JOHN ASKEW Cafeteria and Food Service PAINT STORE Equipment 110 Glenwood Avenue 424 S. McDowell Raleigh, N. C. TE 2-6824 Phone TE 2-6617 T. K. TAYLOR, Owner Also Located at Kinston, N. C. ARNOLD BUiLDiNG COMPANY Homes and Lots for Sale Residential Specialists in New Constructions Phone TE 2-3622 3814 Sue Lane Raleigh, North Carolina Compliments of MITCHELL FUNERAL, INC. St. Marys at Johnson Street Raleigh, North Carolina DRIVE CAREFULLY Your Automobile Is Not a Toy. The Life You Save May Be Your Own. T. A. 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Phone TE 4-5292 Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, North Carolina Best Wishes From McLEOD JORDAN, INC. Builders and Developers of Winter Park J. C. JORDAN INSURANCE Compliments of REAL ESTATE SANDERS Auto - Fire - Home-Owners Life TE 4-9693 TE 2-3724 4308 Louisburg Road MOTOR COMPANY Raleigh, N. C. Business Phone TE 3-2805 Residence Phone TE 2-2544 ROY L. WATSON INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR Insuran ROY L. WATSON First Citizens Bank Building SERVES YOU ' YFiRST INAIA Raleigh, North Carolina Compliments of MAYFLOWER ALLEN’S MOTOR COURT SINCLAIR SERVICE 2 Miles Out U. S. 1 U. S. 1 North Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N C. Member of ATA (In Front of Westinghouse) Television Telephone Congratulations, Seniors Air Conditioning Room Music RALEIGH RETAIL Swimming Pool FURNITURE DEALERS TE 3-9514 JAMES F. JOHNSON, Manager MORGAN’S CABINET SHOP Shop Addres s : Blue Ridge Road Mail Address; 3121 Nathan Road Hair Styling Phone TE 4-8221 Cameron Village Raleigh, North Carolina CAROLINA BUILDERS, INC. 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Phone VA 8-5660 - - Rebuilt- - Motors - Transmissions Differentials New and Used Parts Body Parts for All Makes of Cars If We Do Not Have It, We Can Get It. HILL’S, INC. Hunting and Fishing Headquarters Compliments of Schwinn- Shelby Bicycles Motor Boats Guns - Ammunition 1720 North Blvd. U. S. 1 North GEORGE E. LORTZ Phone TE 2-8172 PERSON STREET VARIETY STORE Congratulations to the Seniors Raleigh, N. C. MAC’S PRODUCE Farmers ' Market Raleigh, North Carolin a PEPSI-COLA. BOTTLING CO. OF RALEIGH, N. C. , INC. 3705-07 Hillsboro Street Raleigh, N. C. TE 3-1071 WACO HEIGHTS OPEN AIR MARKET Raleigh, North Carolina CLYDE COOPER’S LEON BYRUM BAR-B-Q Parties and Clubs Served OPTICIANS We Serve IN or OUT of Town One Day Service Parties Contact Lenses T. CLYDE COOPER 109 Davie Street TE 2-0538 TE 2-7614 Raleigh, N. C. J. M. THOMPSON COMPANY General Contractors Since 1921 VILLAGE BOOK AND STATIONERY, INC. Cameron Village Phone TE 4-62 34 Raleigh, North Carolina Commercial Building Phone TE 4-7371 Raleigh, North Carolina BARHAM AMOCO SERVICE Road Service - General Repairs Phone TE 4-9708 U. S. 1 North TROUTMAN’S IFIT S COOP FOOD CAROLINA BEAUTY COLLEGE YOU WAMT- All of the Best Trained Are From Troutman ' s 202 1 2 S. Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina FINCH’S DRIVE-IN, INC. Open 11 A. M. ' til Midnight Raleigh ' s First Carport for Curb Service N « T 1 0 N L L V J K. C U A R A N T E E D ZACK B. STARRITT U. S. 1 North Raleigh, N. C. Dial TE 4-7396 401 W. Peace Street Raleigh, North Carolina MULLEN TV SERVICE Louisburg Highway Route No. 7 Complete TV Service C. G. MULLEN Owner Phone TE 3-2209 Bus. TE 2-4342 Res. TE 4-6711 C. E. (KAISER) HENDRICKS Representative of PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Box 706 Raleigh, N. C. THE YOU GET ‘Tgf best SAUSAGE Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Home- Owned Food Stores Raleigh Garner Franklinton Repairs to Radios Television Antennas TV Record Players Hotel Master Systems 407 Peace Street Phone TE 4-4991 Raleigh, N. C. DANIELSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY No Job Too Large or Too Small ' Security Bank Building TE 4-4831 Raleigh, N. C. WALTON’S PHARMACY, INC. Prescription Druggist ' TE 2-6449 Raleigh, N. C, ZeuUit ( iocen4e4- at COMMUNITY GROCERY 901 Oberlin Road Raleigh, N. C. TE 4-9313 HILLCREST ESSO SERVICE RICHARD STEVENS, Owner TE 4-9912 Raleigh, N, C. SUPERIOR STONE CO. WAKESTONE GARDENS Crushed Stone Distinctive Designing Gravel and Unusual Containers Sand Stone Screenings Flowers Wired Anywhere Rip Rap Jetty Stone Railroad Ballast Phone TE 3-3149 CHESTNUT HILLS Phone TE 4-8421 BARBER SHOP 414 Fayetteville Hair today- -gone tomorrow Crabtree Quarry Chestnut Hills Shopping Center Phone VA 8-3225 Phone VA 8-4529 Prison Farm Rd. 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TE 4-6455 GARNER’S ESSO SERVICENTER Minor Repairs - Road Service Raleigh 701 N. Person TE 4-3314 JIMMY DUPREE ESSO FUEL OIL SERVICE 3520 Marsh Creek Rd. Raleigh, N. C. TE 3-9624 WAKE OIL CO., INC. Crown Oil Products Wake Forest Road TE 2-0334 NATIONAL FOOD MARKET 208 East Martin TE 2-4186 Raleigh, N. C. BYRD’S DRIVE IN Highway 15-A South TE 3-8461 ROBERTS FLORIST Novelty Arrangements - Corsages Potted Plants PERSON STREET PHARMACY, DRUGGIST 620 N. Person St. TE 2-6432 KING’S AUTO SERVICE Specialists in Brake and Motor Tune-Up Automobile Repair LINWOOD KING 517 Downtown Blvd. Proprietor Raleigh, N. C. Phone TE 3-3627 vu . a. I ,. UjT ' -jjo ■-d TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made