Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

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Proudly We Dedicate to Mrs. Margaret Reese As Junior sponsor, Mrs. Reese be- came almost everyone’s friend at one time or another. For three and a half years, Mrs. Reese was at Millbrook and our only wish is that she has stayed longer. Practice what you preach, Mrs. Reese I the 1967 Laurel! If she could, she would help; if she couldn’t, she would tell you so. Here Mrs. Reese prepares to run off several copies of a quiz for her typing I students. 3 Wm ' i- CONTENTS Dedication 2 Foreword - - 6 Features — 7 Activities - - - 33 Sports 51 Classes — - - - - - 73 Advertisements 121 5 jjuirehmrh In this the 20th edition of the Millbrook Laurel, we, the members of the ’67 Laurel Staff have had the responsibility and privilege of preserving for you the memories of Millbrook High 1966- ' 67, We have endeavored to present to you, the student body, an accurate recollection of the experiences and activities of this past year. The title of our yearbook the Laurel was derived from a green foliage of the same name, which represents academic distinction and honor and was used as a crown of victory centuries ago. Today the Laurel is the crowning touch of our school life. It is our wish that, in years to come, you may sit with this book of memories and feel proud of the role you have played in this chapter of the history and progress of Millbrook High School. Mr. Rooks, Millbrook’s new principal, has worked long and hard to make this a successful year. The Hub Of PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE For each of you this marks a mile- stone for which each of you have waited twelve long years. You have experi- enced events you hold with fond re- collections, people you don’t want to forget, memories pleasant to be kept which on retrospect are to be cherished. These have been experiences that will stay with you forever, echoing like the strains of a familiar and haunting melody. I must rejoice, not to see you go, but that you have obtained the goal for which you have long strived. Gradua- tion opens the door of hope, opportunity and happiness. I hope the experiences and knowledge gained during your years at Millbrook will give you the determi- nation to succeed in life, the courage to climb boldly, and the inspiration to set your ambitions high and to strive in- dustriously. 8 Mr. Cobb, our assistant principal, strives to finish his work. )ur School Mrs. Wheeler, Millbrook ' s faithful secretary , Mrs. Creech, our school treasurer, gets her books keeps the phone close at hand while working. i n order. Mr. Rooks pauses to answer the ever -ringing office phone. TheP.T.A. officers are Mrs. Joyce Wingfield, recording secretary; Mr. Worth Kerr, president; Mr. R. E. Cobb, Jr. ; treasurer; and Mrs. R. D. Cruze, first vice-president. 9 English Fundamentals The Freshman English teachers discuss the presenta- tion of high school literature. Mrs. Rooks introduces American literature to her Junior students. Freshman girls study in the library. Mrs. Fisher ' s English class studies the funda- mentals of grammar. 10 or Students English means many different things to differ- ent people. To the Freshmen it means Great Expectations. The Sophomores learn about Silas Marner and the Juniors enjoy reading Our Town. To the Seniors it means much more, for now it means they must combine all their knowledge to apply it to the life that lies before them. r JJ3n Mrs. Seago checks test papers for her Seniors. Mrs. Pollard explains the themes of Silas Marner to her Sophomore students. Seniors work hard on their English term papers. Fran9ais Mrs. Hardee listens carefully as a student reads a French translation. Mrs. Bailey explains her French posters to her class. With the use of films, tapes, and posters, Millbrook ' s French department conveys to the students not only a knowledge of the language , but also an understanding of the French people, their customs, and their habits. Mrs. Bailey tests her French I. students on their homework. Mrs. Hardee is in charge of Audio Visual equipment. 12 Guidance and Aid for Students Mrs. Johnston ' s office helpers; Mary Griffin, Judy Helms, Mary Doggett, Debra Guins, and Jane Danieley; give their time. Mrs. Johnston checks through her records in order to give a student more accurate information. Miss Pate hurries to get to class on time after school preparing math tests, lunch. The advanced algebra and trigonometry class struggles over one of Miss Pate ' s tests. 14 In the Making for Students Mrs. Fisher is busy explaining a math prob- lem to her general math class. Phil Harris begins his general math home- work. Mrs. Harrington pauses for a minute from her algebra class to have her picture taken. John Danieley and Linda Hunter combine efforts to solve a math problem. 15 Experiment and Discovery Mr. Breeden helps students with physics lab. George Gupton, Joe Barbee, and David Burchette find chemistry interesting and fun. Science is carried through all four years of high school. The Freshmen take general science and learn about the forces of nature. The Sophomores learn all about life in biology and the Juniors have fun making oxygen in the chemistry lab. The Seniors who are lucky enough to take physics, learn all about machines, forces, and matter. Miss Lassiter finds much pleasure in her chemistry classes. for Broader Understanding Mr. Stephenson sits in on a general science class. Mrs. Coates listens to one of her stu- dents’ many questions. Mrs. Efird makes friends with a student ' s science project. Biology students learn about the micro- scopic world. 17 Students Learn of a Changing Mr. Cobb is smiling to himself as he makes out his Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Coats, the U. S. and next U. S. History test. World History assistants, check their rolls. The U. S. History students are busy taking notes These World History students seem to be in as Mr. Cobb prepares them for the next quiz. volved in more than the television. 18 World The economics and sociology class learns about its changing society. Mrs. Huggins tries to transmit her knowledge to her students. Mrs. Woods seeks to enlarge the world geography students ' mind. Betty Hatcher and Ronnie Chambers observe foreign ideas and customs. 19 Freshman’s First High Home Economic I students get excited over their first homemade biscuits. Mrs. Pendleton seems to be always smiling. Students enjoy working with machines in the metal shop. Mr. Thomas waits for his metals class to come to order before beginning lec- ture. 20 Experience In School 21 Woody Crenshaw seems to be having trouble with bookkeeping. Preparation for the Typing 1 students have clearly learned the meaning of timings, centering properly , and clearing away erasing dust. Mrs. Reese goes over the theory of short- hand with her students. 22 Business World Linda Barlow works in the book shop at the new Ivey’s. Mrs. Berry discusses school policies with Mr. Rooks. Mrs. Berry gives Steve Currie some helpful information concerning his job. D. E. students study hard in order to be a success at their jobs. 23 Recognition for The cafeteria workers are: Mrs. Mildred Averrette , Mrs. Helen Arrington, Mrs. Bethel Penny, Mrs. Alma Jones, Mrs. Cleta Hilderbran, Mr. D. E. Moody, Mrs. Ruby Allen, Ethel Leggett, Hattie Johnson, and Lessie Robertson. Mrs. Averrette, our new lunchroom super- visor, discovers the importance of accuracy in her duties. Students catch up on the latest gossip during lunch. Appreciated Service a$ag � ' •• 5S Sq Our janitors; Laura Richardson, George Griffin, Zella Walker, Milton Richardson, and Lessie Finch; do a great job of cleaning up the mess we leave behind! Tommy Williams Millbrook’s mailman keeps busy sorting mail. The office assistants; Joy Dell ' Erba, Lois Johnson, Gloria Etheridge, Diane Salmon, Donna Henderson, Dorothy Ritter, Belinda Chamblee, Ellen Waddail, Helen Bloodworth, and Carolyn Marks; work hard to keep the office straight during their study halls. 25 X tor Millbrook Is Proud of These students received the honor of being chosen as marshalls for the graduating class of 1966. They are Steve Kornegay, Debbie Whithaus, Margaret Haithcock, Georgia Norwood, Gail Bartholomew, Chief; Bonnie Jones, Barbara Jacobs , Theresa Wilkins, and Robert Misenheimer. Barbara Brown was Millbrook ' s representative at Girl ' s State last summer. Julian Riddle, Parks Icenhour, and Robert Misenheimer at- tended Boy ' s State at Wake Forest College. These Hard Won Honors Barbara Brown and Cathy Wheeler represented Mill- brook High School at the Student Council Workshop at Mars Hill last July. Helen Bloodworth purchases supplies from Julian Riddle who operates our school store. Danny McAuliffe. Charles Gower, Gary Jewell, Mac Harward, Julian Riddle, and Paul Beasley attended the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Retreat during the summer. f 27 Homecoming 1966 Everyone had been anticipating the 1966 Home- coming for many weeks because it was our last home game, the last to be played on our present field. Weeks before, the student body decided on the girls who would represent each class on Homecoming night. Finally it arrived, October 28, the 1966 Homecom- ing. The school day was completed with an enthusi- astic pep rally. Our Wildcat team played a tremendous game against the visiting Clayton Comets, but this was not enough. The game ended with a 26-0 defeat for our team. During the magical half time the nine lovely girls and their escorts were introduced. The crowd hushed as the co -captains, Julian Riddly and Charles Gower, paced from one Senior girl to the next. As Barbara Brown was crowned our 1966 Homecoming Queen and was presented with her bouquet and kiss from the co -captains, the crowd gave her a standing ovation. A blissful mood prevailed as everyone attended the dance honoring the Queen and her court after the game. Yet the thoughts of defeat and the last home game touched the hearts of many, especially the SENIORS. Barbara Brown is crowned by our co -captains. The Senior Homecoming attendants with Barbara Brown Homecoming Game and Dance. as our queen are presented to the spectators at the 28 Homecoming Queen Barbara Brown 29 Homecoming Court SENIOR ATTENDANT Barbara Bass SENIOR ATTENDANT Carolyn Marks JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Jeanne Casteen and Carolyn Jessee 30 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Linda Hunter and Connie O ' Hair FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Susan Ferguson and Dejaun Williams The bonfire before the Fuquay game. Millbrook students express their school spirit at the pep rally. These lovely girls are Mill- brook ' s pride and joy. V -I -C -T -O -R-Y -Victory ! 31 Treasured Recollections The many events which are so clear and rele- vant today will tomorrow be cherished, yet fading memories. None of us really want the wheels of time to stop for us yet they seem to turn faster every year. We have much to look forward to and still much to remember. These past years at Millbrook, no matter how many or few, have been some of the most important in our life. For most of us this will be the last year here whether we go on to college or the new high school. The halls, the classrooms, the library, the auditorium, the gym, the football field, the hollow , and the parking lot will long be remembered. But more than this, many long -lasting friendships have grown and matured during the years. How true is the saying Nothing that is can pause or stay . Next year will be an entirely new adventure. As we begin it let us never forget this wonder- ful year, and the many opportunities and activities which have made it important. Some of these have been saved for you in the memory pages of the 1967 LAUREL. Pomp and Circumstance Seniors make lasting friendships. 32 Leadership Practiced in Student Government SEATED: C. Wheeler, Reporter; M. Thompson, Vice-President; J. Riddle, President; M. Wollett, Treas- urer; B. Brown, Secretary; Mrs. Berry, Sponsor. 1st ROW: B. Minter, B. Hatcher, B. Tucker, C. Marks, H. Bloodworth, M. Haithcock, E. Bartholomew, G. Bartholomew, G. Clements, R. McKaig, S. Ferguson, B. Jacobs, D. Johnson, D. Williams. 2nd ROW: J. Long, M. Harward, B. Wunsch, C. Beddingfield, J. Hill, B. Cross, J. Barbee, D. Beacham. 3rd ROW: D. Burchette, R. Sink, M. Carver, D. McAuliffe, L. Laczko. Mrs. Berry, advisor to the Student Council, listens patiently to another of the many com mittee reports. Would everybody please rise for the pledge of allegiance. SEATED: D. Henderson, Head Typist; M. Doggett, Circulation Manager; S. Bradsher, Features Editor; M. Mann, Class and Clubs Editor; R, Funderburk, Assistant Editor; J. Danieley, Editor; Mrs. Pollard, Sponsor. 1st ROW: D. Johnson, M. Wheeler, P. Simmons, D. Layton, S. Warfield, J. Allen, M. Griffin, J. Bass, D. Ritter, J. Casteen, L. Hunter. 2nd ROW: P. Seago, B. Jones, C. Caldwell, D. Peterson, G. Clements, D. Wall, N. Shaw B. Hatcher, p. Layton, D. Dell’Erba, G. Hall, V. Perry, C. Marks, L. Womble, L. Moore, P. Barlow. 3rd ROW: J. Long B. Melin, T. Mullins, J. Chappell, R. Ricks, P. Allen, B. Barnes, D. King, S. Peterson, C. Hairr. Blue Notes Reports MHS News Once again Donna Henderson burns up the key- board to meet a Bluenotes deadline. Mrs. Pollard and Jane Danieley prepare for another publication of the Bluenotes. 35 Miss Pate; Advisor; M. Mann, Assistant Editor; Joe Bargamian, Editor; Mrs. Fisher, Advisor. 1st ROW: B. Jones, A. Bradsher, K. Cooper, T. Wilkins, W. Mattingly, C. Wheeler, D. Whithaus, P. Layton. 2nd ROW: M. Haithcock, J. Long, R. Haithcock, M. Waldo, B. Hardee, G. Bartholomew, G. Norwood, H. Bloodworth. Preparation of the Laurel Is Under the direction of Joe Bargamian. Editor and Margaret Mann, Assistant Editor, ' 67 Laurel becomes a reality . After long hours of soliciting ads. Business Managers Helen Bloodworth and Charles Gower pause to examine their results. 36 Marvin Waldo and Pam Layton decide which sports pictures they will use in their section of the Laurel . Agony, Frustration, and After much conferring, Margaret Haithcock and Wanda Mattingly, Activities Editors, and Georgia Nor- wood and Gail Bartholomew, Features Editors, decide on the layout for their sections. Boundless Pride Typists Susan Lane and Barbara Bass and Photographers Bob Hardee and Roger Haithcock, discuss captions to be typed. With all these feminine minds at work: Teresa Wilkins and Debbie Whithaus, Senior Class Editors; Ann Bradsher and Juanita Long, Junior Class Editors; Kathryn Cooper and Cathy Wheeler, Sophomore Class Editors; and Debbie Blackmon, Freshman Class Editor; there was much discussion and rearrangLng before the final copy was ready. 37 Students’ Enthusiasm J. Alley, T. Barham, B. Boncek, R. Bradsher, S. Brannon, Vice-President; L. Caldwell, C. Casstevens, M. Carver, President; G. Clements, Treasurer; M. Collier, H. Costa, J. Crites, J. Danieley, M. Dillard, D. Franks, N. Franklin M. Gupton, H. Jeffreys, C. Jones, M. Jones, M. King, G. Lupton, M. Monsour, B. Minter, C. O ' Hair, Secretary; M. O ' Neal, S. Owen, R. Page, L. Payne, R. Perry, D. Pickett, C. Pierce, L, Stalvey, C. Tharrington, C. Tilley, D. Ward, V. Wilder, R. Willis, A. Young. MAJORETTES: A. Thompkins, C. O ' Hair, B. Bass. BANNERETTES: P. Bissette, L. Hunter, J. Digh, S. Booker, L. Tippett, J. Spivey, G. Woodlief. DRUM MAJOR; R. Funderburk. Mrs. Willet announces the next selection the band will play at the annual Christmas assembly. Fourth period, the band room comes alive as Mrs. Willet’s baton counts out the beat of a ' new tune for the upcoming state band competition. 38 Expressed In Music The student body joins the Glee Club in sing- ing Christmas carols. The Glee Club is ably led by Charles Gower, President; Claudia Caldwell, Vice-President; Susan Bradsher, Sec- retary; Juanita Long, Treasurer; Linda Ward, Reporter; Gwen Davis and Gary Butler, Sergeant-at-Arms. 1 1st ROW; Miss Johnson, D. Ward, L. Boal, M. Carter, S. Minter, L. Griffin, G. Carter, A. Horton, L. Ward, B. Bass, D. Bailey, M. Bartlett, M. Wheeler, M. Miller, D. Penny, B. Cox, D. Dell ' Erba, A. Bradsher, B. Minter, S. Bradsher. 2nd ROW: B. Boal, R. Carter, I. Copeland, K. Barden, S. Ferguson, P. Simmons, A. Jones, C. Weathersbee, C. Williams, D. Wall, D. Nelson, J. Bender, B. Jones, R. Allen, M. Jones, G. Clements. 3rd ROW: K. Liggott, P. Boyette, P. Hinton, C. Caldwell, G. Davis, S. Bolling, E. Bartholomew, N. Shaw, P. Seago, W. Walker, R. McKaig, G. Hall, J. Long, C. Hagwood, S. Terry. 4th ROW; M. Debnam, R. Layton, D. Cranfill, S. Baldrige, J. Danieley, T. Jewell, J. Chappell, A. Wall, R. Harrell, 5th ROW: P. Allen, S. Dobbins, D. Cranfill, E. Hinsley, A. Fussell, H. Kidd, G. But- ler, D. Beacham, C. Beddingfield, E. Beacham, L. Bailey, M. Monsour. 39 Students Donate Time Helping with the Beta Club project, Robert Misenheimer sets out shrubs around our school. Mrs. Johnston, advisor; Gail Bartholomew, President; and Bob Hardee, Vice-President; plan the spring induction cere- mony. (Character! Achievement, character, and leadership are the characteristics of Beta Club members. These ideals plus a high scholastic average are the bases on which each member is carefully chosen. SEATED; R. Funderburk, Treasurer; G. Norwood, Secretary; G. Bartholomew, President; B. Hardee, Vice- President. 1st ROW; M. Carter, M. Mann, B. Jones; M. Haithcock, B. Jacobs, Mrs. Johnston, advisor. 2nd ROW; C. Weant, R. Misenheimer, S. Kornegay, M. Thompson, R. Haithcock, M. Wollett. 40 lOfRSHiP and Energy to School Library Assistants SEATED: P. Layton, D. Layton, D. Blackmon, L. Layton, B. Griffin, J. Seago, G. Norwood, N. Shaw, S. Warfield. 1st ROW: C. lessee, D. Johnson, G. Moss, M. lessee, B. Coates, S. Powell, Mrs. Dalton, Sponsor; S. Pittman, P. Barlow, M. Hunter, B. Bryant, J. House, D. Thomas, D. Cranfield. , R. Layton. 2nd ROW; B. Jacobs, J. Bass, R. Ricks, P. Beasley, M. Harward. A-V Club SEATED: J. Weaver, Vice-President; R. Chambers, President; B. Jones, Secretary. 1st ROW: D. Hender- son, R. Misenheimer, P. Shaw, F. Denton, C. Griffin, R. Watkins, N. Braglin, T. Ashton, G. Wiggs, M. Carver, R. Harp, M. Haithcock. 2nd ROW: P. Beasley, T. Barden, D. Jones, P. Johnston, M. Hinsley, D. Crocker, J. Boyette, P. Icenhour, S. Komegay, B. Hardee, Mrs. Hardee, Sponsor. 41 Students Prepare gssW ' Wftaa ' CLU8SQF 0 AHER.W SEATED: Mrs. Berry, Sponsor; L. Tippett, Reporter; L. Grainger, Parliamentarian; B. Tucker, Vice-Presi- dent; J. Hill, President; C. Hairr, Treasurer; L. Barlow, Secretary; T. Mullins, Assistant Vice-President. 1st ROW: B. Earp, B. Mills, S. Anderson, L. Barham, L. Hunt, J. Choplin, V. Lewis, P. Mitchell, L. Womble, L. Spivey. 2nd ROW: R. Wells, L. Andrews, E. Stimpson, W. Crenshaw, J. Lowery, R. Latta, J. Hardee, T. Ellington, G. Daves, P. Averette, S. Currie. 3rd ROW: N. Goodwin, W. Calhoun, N. Overton, M. Murray, J. Nelms, J. Spencer, J. Wilson, R. Warfield. Mrs. Berry, Advisor, and Johnny Hill, President, lead a DECA meeting discussion. Millbrook students are proud of Brenda Tucker who is President of the District DECA club, Vice- President of the State DECA club, and Vice-President of the Millbrook DECA club. 42 for Future Careers SEATED: Mrs. Reese, advisor; E. Waddail, Reporter; C. Mangum, Secretary; C. Marks, President; J. House, Vice-President; G. Horton, Treasurer. 1st ROW: J. Danieley; M. Doggett, B. Griffin, J. Allen, C. lessee, J. Digit, H. Jones M. Carter, P. Thompkins, B. Bass. 2nd ROW: G. Fulcher, S. Lane, M. lessee, K. Nipper, S. Booker, N. Shaw, G. Clements, B. Hester, V. Stephens, B. G ' arrett, D. Fulcher, L. Layton. UTU RE USINESS EADERS MERICA A typical shorthand class studying hard?? Caught in the act. . .a speed writing! 43 Domestic and Educational 1st ROW; Cathy Wheeler, Reporter; Georgia Norwood, Treasurer; Juanita Long, Recreational Leader; Barbara Jacobs, President; Margaret Mann, Historian; Susan Bradsher, Vice-President; Jane Danieley, Secretary; Mrs. Pendleton, Advisor. 2nd ROW; L. Smith, J. Freeman, C. Bowers, L. Boal, L. Griffin, S. Warfield, G. Carter, A. Horton, M. Bartlett, C. Brown, D. Wall, B. Cox, M. Doggett, S. Pittman, S. Burdick, J. A. Hodgens, C. Somers. 3rd ROW; B. Bass, P. Smith, L. Warfield, S. Driver, P. Harp, D. Bailey, D. Nel- son, K. Barden, D. Penny, J. Bender, R. Hodges A. Douglas, B. Rooks. 4th ROW: R. Allen, G. Boyd, V. Dean, S. Lloyd, D. Blackmon, S. Ferguson, M. Wheeler, C. Wetherspoon, C. Williams, A. Jones, K. Cooper, B. Coats, B. A. Griffen, M. Carter, M. L. Carter. 5th ROW: B. Chamblee, B. Iler, S. Botts, P. Boyette, P. Hinton, E. Bartholomew, B. Parker, R. McKaig, W. Walker, G. Etheridge, V. Stephens, M. Burnell, V. Perry, L. Layton, B. Lassiter. mm Barbara Jacobs, President; and Mrs. Pendle- ton, Advisor; plan the program for a FHA Club meeting. Future Homemakers of America At Christmas a girl ' s artistic abilities shine if she is lucky enough to be a home economics student. 44 Careers Taught to Students 1st ROW; D. Henderson, Secretary; S. Bradsher, Vice-President; D. Johnson, President; B. Jacobs, Historian; M. Smith, Treasurer; M. Haithcock, Parliamentarian. 2nd ROW: B. Griffin, M. Jessee, C. Jessee, S. Powell, J. Digh, J. Casteen, B. Lassiter, B. Minter, W. Strickland, D. Whithaus, S. Pittman. 3rd ROW; Mrs. Rooks, C. Faulkner, P. White, J. Helms, M. Hunter, P. Layton, J. Seago, V. Stephens, L. Moore, J. Dell ' Erba, J. Allen, L. Ward, Mrs. Johnston, Sponsor. By teaching a special education class, Caren Faulkner gains experience for her future career. Donna Henderson and Margaret Haithcock examine booklets which are to be sold by the FTA. 45 KNEELING: B. Barnes, D. Pickett, A. Wall, G. Wiggs, M. Jones, D. Nipper, J. Chappell SEATED: M. Monsour, Vice-President; E. Waddail, Secretary; J. Bargamian, President. 1st ROW: J. Dell’Erba, L. Ward, S. Pittman, D. Whithaus, L. Moore, J. Allen, C. Faulkner, B. Minter, D. Ward, M. Jones, L. Jones, L. Warfield, P. Hood, Mrs. Woods, Advisor. 2nd ROW: M. Smith, P. Williams, T. Ashton, L. Badger, T. Williams, J. Long, M. Mann, P. White, V. Perry. srn� Rho Alpha Delta Members of Rho Alpha Delta Club demonstrate their dramatic talents at an FBLA Meeting. Bob Hardee and Jones set U P the sllde P rojec tor for Photography Club meeting. 46 Science Club SEATED: Mrs. Efird, Sponsor; L. Badger, Vice-President; J. Dell ' Erba, Secretary-Treasurer; T. Ashton, President. 1st ROW: J. Alley, G. Murray, B. Mason, C. Weant, D. Pickett, D. King, D. Barbour. 2nd ROW; E. Corse, D. Stone, R. Kimble, R. Bunn, D. Scurry, M. Finch, J. Buchannan, C. Chambers, R. Mason, J. Terry. Photography Club SEATED; C. Williams, Reporter; D. Jones, President; G. Jeffries, Vice-President; S. Thompson, Secretary; B. Hardee, Chairman Program Committee. 1st ROW: Mrs. Harrington, Sponsor; T. Barden, J. Barbee, J. Doughey, G. Wiggs, R. Harp, C. Griffin, N. Braglin, Miss Lassiter, Sponsor. 2nd ROW: S. Peterson, G. Jewell, M. Harward, S. Naylor, R. Haithcock, L. Williams, G. Gupton, B. Wunsch, D. Weaver, M. Walton, M. Waldo, P. Icenhour. 47 Students Show School Spirit 1st ROW: Mrs. Coates, Sponsor; D. Wall, Secretary -Treasurer; R. Ricks, Vice-President; H. Bloodworth, President; K. Stallings, Reporter; P. King, W. G. Marcom, Sergeants-at-Arms. 2nd ROW: J. Casteen, D. McAuliffe, M. Harward, J. Riddle, D. Blackmon, S. Bradsher, J. Dell’Erba, D. Henderson, J. Allen, L. Moore, N. Shaw, M. Mann, A. Bradsher, C. Jones, G. Fulcher, L. Johnson, W. Mattingly, G. Davis, C. Hagwood, S. Bolling, S. Minter, B. Lassiter, M. Miller, I. Copeland, D. Dell’Erba. 3rd ROW; B. Hatcher, B. Jo nes, N. Watkins, C. Bass, C. Caldwell, B. Coates, M. Jessee W. Weeks, C. Jessee, E. Faulkner, B. Brown, R. Lee, G. Wiggs, E. Lyon, M. Griffin, L. O’Briant, P. Williams, S. Register, S. Warfield, V. Perry. 4th ROW: W. Ferebee, P. Seago, M. Burney, M. Carter, C. Hux, J. Bass, D. Bashford, C. Marks, D. Kornegay, D. Peterson, D. Barlow, L. Barlow, R. Allen, P. Layton, D. Bailey, P. Simmons, B. Cox, A. Jones, P. Hinton, C. Brown. 5th ROW: J. Long, D. Clifton, D. Layton, L. Layton, L. Hawkins, R. Jarvis, P. Icenhour. D. Nipper, B. Griffin, J. Oliver, R. Jones, T. Jewell, M. Clifton, S. Thompson, W. Moore, C. Danskin, R. Carter, C. Brown, S. Terry, G. Hall. 6th ROW; G. Moss, R. Futrell, T. Britt, W. O ' Neal, G. Murray, B. Chappell. This is the force behind the mighty Wildcats! 48 Recognition Shown for Athletic Achievement 1st ROW: Mark Bowie, Reporter; D. McAuliffe, President; Mac Harward, Vice-President. 2nd ROW; A. Fussell, M. Walton, B. Wunsch, T. Lynn, J. Riddle, S. McKaig, M. Waldo, R. Wethington. 3rd ROW: J. Weaver, J. Boyette, R. Chambers, S. Naylor, P. Johnston, G. Jewell, D. Jones, G. Jones, B. Chappell, T. Barden, J. Barbee, S. Brannan. 4th ROW: G. Jeffries, G. Gupton, C. William, M. Carver, D. Cran- fill, J. Dougher, B. Montague, D. Burchette, R. Lee, R. Watkins, D. Nipper. Monogram sweaters indicate that the people who wear them have been rec- ognized for their donation of time and energy to bring athletic honor and vic- tory to their school. Discussion was lively before Monogram members decided to change their symbol from white letter sweaters to navy blue. 49 Red Cross SEATED: C. Bowers, Secretary -Treasurer; S. Arnold, Reporter; N. Bashford, Chaplain; M. Jones, Vice-President; L. Hunter, President; Mrs. Huggins, Advisor. 2nd ROW; L. Jones, L. Warfield, D. Stephens, S. Powell, S. Bar- wick, B. Icenhour, C. Summers, P. Smith, P. Hood. 3rd ROW: S. Driver, B. Chamblee, M. Hunter, J. Seago, N. Shaw, N. Pearce, G. Etheridge , C. Faulkner, B. Her, G. Boyd, S. Alford, J. Freeman, S. Batts. 1st ROW; J. Gunter, R. Griffin, D. Hall, M. Smith, L. Ward, L. . Johnson, T. Lynn, R. Funderburk. 2nd ROW: E. House, D. Buffaloe, I3US DriVCfS K. Jones, P. Icenhour. 3rd ROW: R. Ricks, P. Beasley, J. Boyette, M. Jones, B. Chappell, M. Hinsley. 50 The ’66 Wildcats 1st ROW: Crocker, Beacham, Jewell, Lattimore, Chambers, Johnston, McKaig, Jones, Haithcock, Barden. 2nd ROW: Dobbins, Cross, Blackburn, Weaver, Barbee, Griffin, Pasqualone, Williams. 3rd ROW: Walton, Weant, Beasley, Gower, Riddle, McAuliffe, Faulkner, Harp, Wunsch, Gupton, Lee. Managers; Marcom, Weeks, Burchette. Scoreboard Millbrook 6 Gamer 13 Millbrook 6 Apex 0 Millbrook 6 Benson 20 Millbrook 12 Smith field 12 Millbrook 34 Vaiden Whitley 0 Millbrook 19 Fuquay 19 Millbrook 6 Selma 18 Millbrook 6 Clayton 27 Millbrook 26 North Johnston 13 Millbrook 0 Wake Forest 20 52 Co-captains Julian Riddle and Charles Gower sparked the squad. The Wildcats are very proud of Julian Riddle who made honorable mention All-East and first team All-Confer- ence, and Charles Gower who made first team All-Conference. Behind them are hon- orable mention All- Conference performers Matt Walton, Ronnie Pasqualone, Ronnie Chambers and Dan McAuliffe. Cat’s Head Coach Fred Williams and Assistant Coaches Don Hinton and Wallace Parker were valuable assets to the squad. Millbrook ' s managers David Burchette, W. G. Marcom and Warren Weeks anxiously await the opening kickoff. 53 The Opponents’ View The Offensive ’Cats The Millbrook offense provided the punch for the Wildcats. Their running game was strong due to fine blocking and swift backs. The Wildcat Bandits Defense is seldom recognized but ours was worth noting. These boys played inspired football throughout the year. 54 Determined Effort Is Keynote Chipper Williams struggles for a loose ball but Julian Riddle has a clear shot at it. Julian Riddle, Chipper Williams, and Bob Wunsch team up to stop a Clayton back at Homecoming. Charles Gower ' s block seems in vain as Gary Blackburn is grabbed by a Clayton tackle. Action Jimmy Weaver starts to roll away from Whitley defenders. 56 A Hard Fought Season Ronnie Chambers throws a block as Ronnie Pasqualone slips through the hole. 57 Steve McKaig grabs a rebound from the hands of a Whitley player as Marvin Waldo reaches in vain. Roy Wethington clears the boards contested by Fletchei Williams (41) and Bennie Montgomery (11) of North Johnston as Steve McKaig watches. Cage Cats ’67 Scoreboard Millbrook 55 Garner 64 Millbrook 64 Wake Forest 76 Millbrook 63 Selma 73 Millbrook 64 Apex 54 Millbrook 75 V. Whitley 58 Millbrook 67 Clayton 54 Millbrook 43 Gamer 48 Millbrook 73 Fuquay 51 Millbrook 68 Smith field 80 Millbrook 74 Wake Forest 75 Millbrook 68 Benson 43 Millbrook 86 Selma 70 Millbrook 69 Apex 62 Millbrook 66 V. Whitley 64 Millbrook 68 N. Johnston 72 Millbrook 67 Clay ton 53 Millbrook 45 N. Johnston 67 Millbrook 82 Smithfield 68 Millbrook 76 Fuquay 70 Millbrook 90 Benson 54 CAC TOURNAMENT Millbrook 79 V. Whitley 66 Millbrook 57 Selma 55 CHAMPIONSHIP Millbrook 67 Wake Forest 75 REGIONAL- Millbrook 61 West Montgomery 77 The Winning Combination 58 C. Beddingfield D. Burchette C. Griffin G. Gupton B. Hardee M. Harward G. Jeffreys S. McKaig P. Mullen J. Riddle M. Waldo R. ' Wethington 59 George Gupton drives for two points against Selma ' s Hugh Woodard. Mac Harward appears all alone for a basket in a crucial home game against Fuquay. Head coach Fred Williams, kneeling, and assistant Don Hinton, back to camera, talk to the players during a time out. The Wildcat tri-captains: Julian Riddle, Roy Wethington, and Mac Harward. 60 The five Millbrook starters appear ready for the Capital Area Conference Championship game with Wake Forest. The Wildcats survived the opener and the semi-finals for a crack at the Devils. Game Time Managers Randy Lee and Billy Height get the warm-up jackets out to prepare for a home game. Millbrook ' s Roy Wethington and Marvin Waldo were chosen to the first team All-Conference squad. They combined for a total of 1,025 points. 61 Left to right: Coach Efird; J. Seago; P. Seago; R. McKaig; D. Sharp; B. Jones; P. Boyette; P. White; G. Horton; E. Lyon; D. Wall; L. Payne; D. Ward; B. Griffin. The Season Was Hard Fought Linda Payne prepares to pass off to Griselda Horton. 62 Under the leadership of Coach Efird, Jen- nifer Seago and Griselda Horton co-captain the team. Jennifer Seago exhibits her All-Conference ability for the opening tap against Benson. Congratulations Jennifer! For Our Girls Linda Payne tries for 2 more. Griselda Horton has some complications in mak- ing this shot. 63 Cheerleaders Boost Left to right: V. Perry; P. Layton; D. Dell’Erba; Alternate, J. Long; Head, B. Brown; G. Hall; J. Casteen; C. Marks; B. Hatcher. Miss Pate, Sponsor Senior cheerleaders, Barbara Brown and Carolyn Marks, help raise school spirit. 64 School Spirit The cheerleaders attended a convention in Wilson last summer. There experts from the American Cheer- leaders Association intro- duced new techniques in cheering. Hurrah’s go out to the girls! ” The cheerleaders are still convinced that carrying your own support helps. Cheers to Victory Pep rallies help create enthusiasm. 65 Wildcat George Gupton pole-vaults. FIRST ROW; Coach Williams, S. McKaig, J. Boy- ette, C. Gower, D. Nipper, R. Jones, B. Hester, C. Terrell, assistant coach. SECOND ROW: R. Harp, J. Weaver, E. Beacham, D. Beacham, C. Williams, G. Gupton, C. Weant. THIRD ROW: J. Alley, J. Misenheimer, L. Wollett, R. Sink, J. Owens, A. Thompson, B. Cross. FOURTH ROW: R. Jenks, M. Canady, A. Winter, A. Massey, J. Hil- liard, A. Young, R. Perry. FIFTH ROW; B. Boncek, C. Dickerson, B. Height, D. Topps, L. Lacqko, F. Funderburk. 66 The track team is instructed by Colon Terrell, who is assisting the coaches. Track Chipper Williams (left) and Paul Beasley (right) hurl the discus at the State Track Meet. Jimmy Weaver, running the 100-yard dash represents Millbrook at the Sectional Track Meet held at North Carolina State University. 67 Bob Wunsch and Julian Riddle plan strategy to use on the next batter. Springtime Is A Millbrook hitter starts off the season right. Coach Hinton checks with an injured Apex player. 68 KNEELING: E. Beacham, R. Chambers, R. Wethington, M. Thompson, S. Naylor, D. Beacham, J. Rid- dle, G. Jeffreys, B. Wunsch, R. Blankenship. STANDING: Coach Hinton, B. Montague, R. Watkins, P. Mullen, R. Lee, T. Sloan, R. Harp, P. Norton, D. Thompkins, Manager. Baseball The Wildcats get toget- her” before every game. Catcher Julian Riddle waits for the pitch. 69 KNEELING: D. Blackmon; D. Simmons; S. Ferguson, Head; K. Barden; J. Jacobs; BACK: S. Warfield; N. Bradley; D. Layton; N. Bashford; D. Williams; M. Miller J.Y. Football Has Winning Season FRONT ROW; B. Watson, T. Sloan, C. Beddingfield, tri-captains; B. Beacham, B. Tyson, J. Owens, J. Haithcock. SECOND ROW: J. Danieley, P. Shaw, L. Laczko, B. Lassiter, D. Makepeace, D. Hicks, J. Grainger, R. Jenks, D. Thompkins, E. Beacham. THIRD ROW: G. Butler, J. Hillard, J. Flyth, M. Perry, D. Moore, A. Winters, P. Norton, L. Wollett, D. Nance, D. Moore. FOURTH ROW: R. Page, B. Smith, B. Payne, R. Thompson, S. Chappell, C. Dickerson, J. Robinson, K. Latta. FIFTH ROW; S. Waddeil, R. Ferebee, E. Wilson, C. Jones, A. Massey, D. Jones, E. O ' Dale. 70 J.V. Basketball Improves TENTH: KNEELING: Co-Captains, B. Montague; R. Lee; Coach Hin- ton. STANDING: W. Weeks; R. Watkins; D. Beacham; P. Mullen; T. Britt; R. Wadford. NINTH: KNEELING: D. Hicks Captain; Coach Parker. STANDING: P. Norton; L. Wollet D. Makepeace; E. Beacham; H. Kidd; T. Smith; J. Owens H. Jeffreys. EIGHTH: KNEELING: S. Castleberry; D. Moore; Coach Parker; D. Thompkins; K. Latta; STANDING: A. Win- ters; R. Register; B. Wilson; A. Young; B. Honeycutt; R. Jenks; L. Lloyd; J. Hillard. 71 KNEELING: C. Hux; D. Marshburn; T. O ' Neal; J. Honeycutt; D. Hicks; T. Smith. STANDING: Mr. Cobb, Coach; M. Carver; J. Dougher; A. Fussell; J. Barbee; S. Brannon. Golf Drives Into Third Season Exactly where did the ball go? Our golfers fol- low Danny Marshburn ’s drive. a zpvtf ' ■ ? ?’ $ y Will Doug Hicks master the art of putting? 72 The 1966-67 Senior Class officers through long and hard work made this a year to remember for all Seniors. They are as follows: President, Mac Harward; Vice-President, Parks Icenhour; Secretary, Bar- bara Brown; Treasurer, Gail Bartholomew; Reporter, Barbara Jacobs; and Historian, Donna Henderson. 74 “Though we leave, we still learn, and though we have finished, we have just begun.” JOEL BARGAMIAN Joe Bar LINDA KAY BARLOW Linda CAROLYN GAIL BARTHOLOMEW Gail The 1967 Senior mascots are Glen Harward and Vicki Forrest. The mascots symbolize the departing of one class and the beginning of another. 75 BARBARA JANE BASS Babs JOHNNY ARTHUR BOYETTE Johnny HELEN MARGUERITE BLOODWORTH Helen MARK STEPHEN BOWIE Goob SUSAN ELDRIDGE BRADSHER Susan THE RINGS ARRIVE! 76 BARBARA KATE BROWN Barbara HAROLD WINFRED CAREY Harold MICHAEL WAYNE CARVER Mickey WALTER ARCHIE CALHOUN Walter Whatever goes up must come down! RONNIE EDWARD CHAMBERS Ronnie 77 BILLY CLEVELAND CHAPPELL Billy WOODY GRAVES CRENSHAW Woody HELEN JOY DELL’ERBA Joy BETTY JEANETTE CHOPLIN Net STEPHEN FRANKLIN CURRIE Porky Millbrook couldn ' t be prouder of Julian Riddle and Charles Gower, All- Conference football players. JANE CAROL DANIELEY Janie 78 Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Seago, and Mrs. Hardee, the Senior Class ad- visors, examine the cap and gown. JOAN ELIZABETH DIGH Joan MARY ESTHER DOGGETT Doggie BARBARA JEAN EARP Barb BEVERLY DIANE FULCHER Diane LOIS REBECCA GARRETT Becky JOSEPH NEAL GOODWIN Neal CHARLES EDWARD GOWER Charles 79 JAMES LARRY GRAINGER Sparky CHARLES WESLEY HAIRR Charlie. MARGARET JENKINS HAITHCOCK Margaret” All we do is work, work, work! JOSEPH FRANKLIN HARDEE, JR. Joe JUNIUS McRAE HARWARD Mac” 80 Ballentine’s was never like this! MICHAEL FERRELL HINSLEY Mike GRISELDA ROSE HORTON Greasy JOHN OTHO HILL Johnny JO ANN HOUSE Jo Ann 81 EMILY LEE HUNT Lee Don ' t let our school spirit fall. GARY ANTHONY JEWELL Gary LINDA DIANE JOHNSON Diane BONNIE JEAN JONES Bonnie 82 HELEN MARIE JONES Sis LINDA ELAINE JONES Linda ROBERT LEE JONES, JR. Robert WILLIAM PHILIP KING Phil STEPHEN LESTER KORNEGAY Steve SUSAN MADELINE LANE Sluzie Julian Riddle, President of the Student Council typifies the spirit of the Senior Class. PAUL RICHARD LATTA Ricky 83 JOHN WAYNE LOWERY Butch KATHY ARMENTIA MANGUM Kitten CAROLYN LARUE MARKS Carolyn ■Hi TERRY GLEN MASON Terry Proudly the Seniors march. . . 84 SHEILA FRANKS MATTHEWS Sheila DAN EDWARD McAULIFFE Dan ROBERT LEE MISENHEIMER Micey LINDA SUE MOORE Linda . . . to their place of honor. MICHAEL EUGENE MURRAY Mike 85 STEVE VAN NAYLOR Steve JOHNNY RAY NELMS Johnny” DWIGHT ECTOR NIPPER Dwight GEORGIA ANNE NORWOOD Georgia ” RONALD RAYMOND PASQUALONE Ronnie SUSAN LUCRETIA PITTMAN Suzie JAMES ALVIN POWELL Jim Crow What was the lecture about? 86 DOROTHY LENORA RITTER Critter NANCY ROSE SHAW Blondie CHARLES ANDERSON SMITH Charles GLORIA JEAN THIGPEN Jeanie Millbrook ' s Senior Class was privileged to attend the Wake County College Day. They, along with students from all over Wake County, investigated institutes of higher learning. PATRICIA ANN TIPPETT Pat PHILLIP JAMES THOMAS Phil BRENDA NAN TUCKER Brenda MARGARET ELLEN WADDAIL Ellen 88 What are the boys up to now? JIMMY BENTON WADE Jimmy LINDA SUE WARD Linda RONALD STEVEN WARFIELD Ronnie DONALD EDWARD WEAVER Don JAMES ROY WETHINGTON Roy 89 BARBARA LEE WHITE Barb DEBORAH BERNADINE WHITHAUS Debbie CHARLES THOMAS WILLIAMS Tommy TERESA ANNE WILKINS Teresa Seniors learn about the world around them on a sociology field trip. CLASS QF HI It was a good year. 90 JANE ALLEN Blue Notes; Wildcat Club 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4; F. T. A . 4;OralArts 4; Teen writer 4; WKIX correspon- dent 4. SUE ANDERSON Glee Club 2, 3; DECA 4; FHA 2, 3. LELAND BAILEY FFA 1,2,3; Photography Club 4. JOE BARG A MIAN Track 3, 4; Laurel Staff 3,4- Editor 4; French Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Oral Arts Club - President 4. LINDA BARLOW Band - Bannerette 3; Glee Club 1; Wildcat Club 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 1,2,3 - Rep- resentative 1 - Treasurer 3; DECA 4 - Secretary 4; D.E. Sweetheart 4. GAIL BARTHOLOMEW Senior Class Treasurer; Homeroom president 1; Homeroom secre tary 2, 3; Laurel Staff 1, 2,3,4 - Features Editor 4; Student Council Represen- tative 4; Wildcat Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4 - President 4; Chief Marshall 3; FHA 1,2,3; French Club 2, 3; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3. BARBARA BASS Band - Bannerette 3 - Majorette 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 - Accompanist - 4; Laurel Staff 4 - Typist; Wildcat Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; FHA 1,4; FTA 1; FBLA 4; Red Cross 1; Senior Homecoming Attendant. HELEN BLOODWORTH Class officer - Parliamentarian 1; Historian 2,3; Homeroom Vice- President 3; JV Cheerleader - Head 1; Cheerleader 3; Student Council 4; Wildcat Club 1, 2, 3, 4, - Presi- dent 4; French Club 2, 3; Laurel Staff 4; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant. MARK BOWIE Basketball 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Monogram Club - Reporter 4; Photo- graphy Club 4. JOHNNY BOYETTE Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Homeroom Sergeant-at-arms 3; Wildcat Club 4; French Club 3; Monogram Club 4; A-V Club 4. SUSAN BRADSHER Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 - Secretary 4; Ensemble 1, 2,3,4; Blue Notes 1, 2, 3,4 - Feature Editor 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4 - Vice-President 4; Wildcat Club 2, 3; Red Cross; Latin Club 1, 2; French 2,3; FTA 3, 4 - Vice President 4. BARBARA BROWN Class Historian 1 - Class Secretary 2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Stu- dent Council 1, 2,3,4 - Reporter 2 - Secretary 4; JV Cheerleader 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4 - Head 4; Wild- cat Club 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4 - Queen 4; Blue Notes 2,3- Reporter 2 - Feature Editor 3; Oral Arts 4. HAROLD CAREY MICKEY CARVER JV Football 1; Golf 2,3,4; Dance 3,4 - President 4; Dance Band 3,4; Student Council 4; French Club 2, 3; Wildcat Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 4; A-V Club 4. WALTER CALHOUN FFA 1,2,3; DECA 4. RONNIE CHAMBERS Entered Millbrook 1964. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Wildcat Club 3; A-V Club 4 - President 4. BILLY CHAPPELL Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1; Wildcat Club 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; French Club 2,3- President 2; Monogram Club 4. JEANETTE CHOPLIN FHA 1,2; DECA 3,4. GAIL CLEMENTS Glee Club 2,3,4; Ensemble 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4 - Bannerette 2,3- Treas- urer 4; Blue Notes 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Wildcat Club 2; French Club 3 - Secretary; FBLA 4; FHA 1,2,3. WOODY CRENSHAW Entered Millbrook 1966. DECA 4. STEVE CURRIE FFA 1,2, 3,4; DECA 3,4. JANE DANIELEY Wildcat Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Blue Notes - Assistant Editor 3 - Editor 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; French Club 2, 3; FBLA 4. JOY DELL ' ERBA Entered Millbrook 1965. Wildcat Club 3,4; Science Club - Secretary 4; French Club 3; Oral Arts Club 4. JOAN DIGH Class officer - Reporter 3; Band - Ban- nerette 2, 3, 4 - Head 4; Wildcat Club 1,2,3; JV Cheerleader 1; Blue Notes Staff 3,4 - Reporter 3 - Typist 4; French Club 2, 3 - Reporter 2; FTA 4; FBLA 4. MARY DOGGETT Wildcat Club 2; Blue Notes Staff 3,4 - Circulation Manager 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4. BARBARA EARP Entered Millbrook 1965. Wildcat Club 3; French Club 3; DECA 4. DIANNE FULCHER Wildcat Club 4; Red Cross 1,2; French Club 2,3. BECKY GARRETT Wildcat Club 4; Red Cross 1, 2; French Club 2, 3. NEAL GOODWIN Entered Millbrook 1965. DECA 4. CHARLES GOWER Football 1,2, 3, 4 - Co-captain 1,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Class President 1,2; Vice-President 3; Home- room Vice-President 1; Band 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 - Sergeant-at- Arms 1, President 4; Student Council 1,2,4; FC A 3,4; Wildcat Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Laurel Staff 4 - Ad- vertising Manager 4; A-V Club 4. 91 LARRY GRAINGER JV Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Wildcat Club 3; Monogram Club 4; FFA 1,2,3 - Sentinel 3,4; Glee Club 1; Science Club 1; DECA - Parliamentarian 4. CHARLES HAIRR Track 1; Bus Driver 2, 3; DECA 3, 4; Blue Notes 4. MARGARET HAITHCOCK Library Assistant 1,2; Latin Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Club 3; Laurel Staff 3,4- Activities Editor 4; Student Council 4; FTA 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Marshall 3; A-V Club 4. JOE HARDEE Basketball 1,2; FFA 2; DECA 3,4. MAC HARWARD Track 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 3; Class Officer - Sergeant - at-Arms 2, President 4; Homeroom President 2, 3; Wildcat Club 2; Student Council 4; Monogram Club President 4; FCA 3,4; French Club 2,3; A-V Club 4. DONNA HENDERSON FHA 1,3; Class Historian 4; FTA 3,4 - Secretary 4; Wildcat Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Blue Notes 4; A-V Club 4. JOHNNY HILL Football 1,2 - Manager 2; Wildcat Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Red Cross 1,2; Science Club 1; DECA 3,4 - President 4; Oral Arts Club 4. MIKE HINSLEY Glee Club 2; French Club 2,3- Secretary 2; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Photography Club 4; A -V Club 4. GRISELDA HORTON JV Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2,3,4 - Cocaptain 4; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA - Treasurer 4. LEE HUNT JV Cheerleader 1; FHA 1; Glee Club 1; Wildcat Club - Sergeant-at-Arms 1; French Club 2, 3; DECA 4. JO ANN HOUSE Glee Club 1,2,3; Ensembles 3; Wild- cat Club 1; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; FBLA 3, 4 - Vice-President 4. PARKS ICENHOUR Class Vice-President 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Boy ' s State 3; Wildcat Club 4; Glee Club 1; Ensemble 1; Gavel Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Photography Club 4; A -V Club 4. BARBARA JACOBS Class Reporter 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Wildcat Club 3; FHA 1, 2,3,4 - Sec- retary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; FTA 3,4; Class Historian 4; Library Assistant 3,4, Marshal 4. ROY JARVIS Football 1; Track 2; Homeroom Vice- President 3; Photography Club 4; Oral Arts Club 4. GARY JEWELL Entered Millbrook 1965. Football 3,4; Wildcat Club 3, 4; FAC 3, 4 - Secretary- Treasurer 3; French Club 3; Photography Club 4. DIANE JOHNSON Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 3,4 - President 4; Homeroom Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Blue Notes 4; Laurel Staff 4. BONNIE JONES Basketball 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Wildcat Club 3, 4; Marshall 3; Blue Notes 3; Laurel Staff 4; FTA 1; Red Cross 1; French 2; Library Assistant 2; Latin Club 3; A-V Secretary 4. HELEN JONES FBLA 4. LINDA JONES Entered Millbrook 1966; Oral Arts 4; Red Cross 4. ROBERT JONES PHIL KING Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; FFA 2. STEVE KORNEGAY Entered Millbrook 1964. Beta 2, 3, 4; French 2, 3; A -V 4. SUSAN LANE JV Cheerleader 1; Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1, 2 - Secre- tary 2; Wildcat Club 1, 2; Red Cross 1; French Club 2, 3 - Secretary 3; FBLA 4; Laurel Staff 4 - Typist 4; Freshman Homecoming Attendant. RICKY LATTA Football 1,2,3; Baseball 3; Wildcat Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Red Cross 1; DECA 4. LYNDA LAYTON Glee Club 1; Wildcat Club 1,2,4; FHA 1,2,4; FBLA 3,4; Library As- sistant 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN LOWERY Football 1,2,3; FFA 2,3; DECA 4. KATHY MANGUM FTA 1; FHA 2; FBLA - Secretary 4. CAROLYN MARKS Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Wildcat Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band - Ban- nerette 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Student Council 4; French Club 2, 3; Blue Notes 4; FBLA - President 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; TERRY MASON FFA 2; DECA 3,4. SHEILA MATTHEWS Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Wildcat Club 1,2; FHA 2,3; DECA 3, 4 - Reporter 3. DAN McAULIFFE Entered Millbrook 1964. Football 2, 3,4; Wildcat Club 2, 3 - Sergeant-at- arms 3; Student Council 4; FCA 3,4; 92 Monogram Club - President 4; French Club 2,3. ROBERT MISENHEIMER Track 1,2; Class President 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; FFA 1,2; French Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 4; A-V 4. LINDA MOORE Wildcat Club 3, 4; Blue Notes 4; Laurel Staff 4; Oral Arts 4. MIKE MURRAY JV Football 1; Football 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Homeroom Vice-President 4; FFA 1,2,3; DECA 4. STEVE NAYLOR Baseball 3,4; Wildcat Club 3; Mono- gram Club 4; FFA 1,2; Bus Driver 3. JOHNNY NELMS FFA 1,3; DECA 4. DWIGHT NIPPER JV Football 1; Football Manager 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wild- cat Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3; Photography Club 4; Monogram Club 4. GEORGIA NORWOOD Homeroom President 3; Beta Club 2,3,4 - Secretary 4; Marshall 3; FHA 1,2, 3, 4 - Historian 3, Treas- urer 4; Laurel Staff 3, 4 - Feature Editor 4; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 2,3,4. RONNIE PASQUALONE Entered Millbrook 1964. Football 2,3,4; French 2, 3; Wildcat Club 3; Monogram 4. SUZIE PITTMAN FHA 1, 2,3,4 - Treasurer 2; Red Cross 2; Blue Notes 3; Oral Arts 4; FTA 4; Library Assistant 4. JIMMY POWELL Entered Millbrook 1964; FFA 2,3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. JULIAN RIDDLE Football 1,2, 3,4 - Tri-captain 1; Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,4 - Co-captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1,2; Home- room President 1,2; Student Coun- cil Vice-President 3, President 4; Wildcat 2; Monogram 4; FCA 3,4 - Vice-President 3; French Club 2, 3; Boys ’s State 3. DOROTHY RITTER Glee Club 1; Wildcat Club - Ser- geant-at-Arms 2; Library Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4; Blue Notes 4. NANCY SHAW FHA 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; Gavel Club 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4, Ensemble 3,4; FBLA 4; Oral Arts 4; Library Assistant 4; Blue Notes 4. CHARLES SMITH Track 2; Gavel Club 1; Glee Club 1; FFA 3. MARTHA SMITH Bus Driver -3, 4; FHA 1,2; Oral Arts 4; FTA - Treasurer 4. JEANIE THIGPEN FHA 1; French 3. PAT TIPPETT Wildcat 3; French 2, 3. BRENDA TUCKER JV Cheerleader 1; Homeroom Sec- retary 4, President 1,3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2,3- Reporter 2; DECA 3,4 - Local Assistant President 3, District Vice-President 3, State Vice-President 3, Local Vice-Presi- dent 4, District President 4. ELLEN WADDAIL JV Cheerleader 1; Basketball 2,4; Class Treasurer 3; Homeroom Presi- dent 4; Wildcat Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 2 - Reporter 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; FBLA Reporter 4; Oral Arts 4. JIMMY WADE French 2, 3; Photography 4. LINDA WARD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Reporter 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Blue Notes 2; Laurel Staff 1; Wildcat Club 3; FHA 1; FTA 4; Oral Arts 4; Bus Driver 4. RONNIE WARFIELD Latin Club 1; DECA 3,4. DONALD WEAVER Band 1; Basketball 2; FFA 1; Student Council 3; French Club 2; Library Assistant 1; Lab. Assistant 4. ROY WETHINGTON Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Base- ball 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3; French Club 2, 3; Monogram 4. BARBARA WHITE Oral Arts 4; FHA 4; Red Cross 4; Wild- cat Club 4. DEBBIE WHITHAUS Entered Millbrook 1965. Marshall 3; Laurel Staff 4 - Senior Editor 4; Oral Arts 4; FTA 4. TERESA WILKINS Homeroom President 2; Student Coun- cil 2; Wildcats 1, 2; Blue Notes 3,4- Art Editor 4; French Club 2, 3; FHA 3; Band 3; Laurel Staff - Senior Editor 4; Marshall 3. TOMMY WILLIAMS Football 1,2; DECA 3; Oral Arts 4. 93 Juniors The leaders of the Junior Class are: David Burchette, President; Pam Layton, Secretary; Bob Wunsch, Vice-President; Ann Bradsher, Reporter; Joe Barbee, Sergeant-at-Arms; Carolyn Jessee, Treasurer. Paul Averette Joe Barbee Tony Barden Lynwood Andrews John Barham Paul Beasley Peggy Bissette Linda Boal 94 Ann Bradsher Norman Braglin Sandra Bolling Sandra Booker Sonny Brannon Bennie Bryant David Burchette Sue Burdick Harold Burnette Marilyn Burney Claudia Caldwell Margaret Carter Mary Carter Mary Lou Carter Jeanne Casteen Carol Cavey 95 Martha Clifton Gwen Davis John Dougher Thomas Ellington Caron Faulkner Wayne Ferebee Gayle Fulcher Rex Funderburk Matching? No, Mike Thompson and Michael Wollett are penny-pinching to balance school store books. Chris Griffin Billie Anne Griffin George Gupton Cynthia Hagwood 96 Roger Haithcock Bob Hardee Dianne Headman David Hodgens Jay Honeycutt Mahlon Hunter Charles Hux Giles Jeffreys Carolyn Jessee Marilyn Jessee Glen Johnson Lois Johnson Charlotte Jones Doug Jones I Gary Jones Brenda Lassiter 97 Thomas Lynn Margaret Mann Beth Martin Wanda Mattingly John McDaniel Steve McKaig Bobbie Melin Betsy Mills Sherron Minter Polly Mitchell Steve Mitchell Gloria Moss 98 Tim Mullen Mary Alice Nine Kathy Nipper Thed O ' Neal Judy Paynter Nancy Pearce Another of life’s ponderous moments has hit Margaret Mann. Vickie Perry Sylvia Powell Ronnie Ricks Sam Rogers 99 Pat Thompkins Mike Thompson Linda Tippett Mike Turner Marvin Waldo Carol Walton Matt Walton Connie Watkins 100 Michael Wollet Lacy Jo Womble Bob Wunsch Gwen Davis, Carol Cavey, and Norman Braglin demonstrate their favorite pastimes: taking make-up tests and chemistry labs. 101 The big wheels of the Sophomore Class are: Randy Lee, Reporter; Eddie Faulkner, Vice-president; Bill Cross, President; Bert Montague, Secretary and Treasurer; and Tommy Britt, Sergeant-at-arms. Sophomores Paul Allen Jimmy Arnold Tommy Ashton Jerry Ayscue Lee Badger Jackie Bailey Linda Barham Delories Barlow Peggy Barlow Bill Barnes 102 Dwan Bashford Bill Bason Bonnie Bass Cathy Bass Class of ’69 Judy Bass Susan Batts David Beacham Lee B eard Jean Bender Gary Blackburn Bruce Blalock Ricky Blankenship Michael Booth Tommy Britt David Buffaloe Jackie Butler Cynthia Burner Dennis Capps Charlene Casstevens John Chappell 103 Frankie Denton Marvin Dickinson Steve Dobbins Ann Douglas Gloria Etheridge Eddie Faulkner Robert Ferguson Aaron Fussell 104 Rickey Futrell Mary Griffin Randy Griffin Jerry Gunter Buck Hagwood David Hall Gwen Hall Roy Harp Characterize Sophomores Sophomores use a different approach in studying ratios in genetics. Robert Harrell Phil Harris Betty Hatcher Larry Hawkins Judy Helms Earl Hinsley Regina Hodges Pam Hood 105 Elbert House Judy House Michael Hoyle Linda Hunter Brenda Icenhour Phil Johnston A1 Jones Ann Jones Randy Lee will go to all heights to top Randy Watkins ! Betty Jones Kerby Jones Mary Jones Mickey Jones Wayne Jones Ray Kimble De Inter King Dale Kornegay 106 Randy Lee Nancy Lowery Mohammad Mansour W. G. Marcom Danny Marshburn Ricky Mason Barbara Minter Bert Montague Wilma Moore Phil Mullen Jewel Murray John Muster George Nance Jerry Nelson Mary Pat Norby Connie O ' Hair Imagine meeting you here ! 107 Donnie Perry Debbie Peterson Skipper Peterson Danny Pickett Dorthelia Rogers Brenda Rooks Diane Salmon Rickie Sink Melissa Smith Jan Spivey Debbie Stephens Wanda Strickland Debbie Thomas Allen Thompson Sammy Thompson Ricky Wadford Sophomores agree that television isn ' t all it’s played up to be, es- pecially when it comes to World History. 108 It will take more than gritted teeth to survive this ordeal. Andy Wall David Waller Donna Ward Linda Warfield Nadine Watkins Randy Watkins Bruce Watts Jimmy Weaver Marilyn Weeks Warren Weeks Cathy Wheeler Peggy White Graham Wiggs Lynwood Williams Pam Williams 109 Susan Alford Danny Allen Rhonda Allen Joe Alley Sue Arnold Donna Bailey Gail Bailey L. G. Bailey Shirley Bailey Steve Baldridge Leading the Freshmen on the way up is President, Chuck Beddingfield; Vice-Presi- dent, Rosemary McKaig; Secretary, Su- san Ferguson; Treasurer, Jimmy Robinson; Reporter, De Juan Williams. Kaye Barden Elaine Bartholomew Marceia Bartlett Nancy Bashford Buddy Beacham Eddie Beacham Chuck Beddingfield Dennis Berry Debbie Blackmon Rodney Blankenship Barbara Boal Cathy Bowers Glenn Boyd Peggy Boyette Carol Brown 1 10 Cindy Brown Ray Bunn Memory Burgess Steve Burnett Gary Butler Gary Capps Gail Carter Roni Carter Jimmy Casteen Mr. Yarborough reveals to Freshman the com- plicated world of science. Ted Cecil Charles Chambers Belinda Chamblee Scott Chappell Brenda Choplin Michael Collier Ina Copeland Jack Copeland Eric Corse Beryl Cox Donnie Cranfill Debbie Cruze Randy Dail John Danieley Chris Danskin Virginia Dean Mike Debnam Michael Desse Charles Dickenson Sandra Driver Ricky Ferebee Susan Ferguson Mike Finch JoAnn Freeman E. W. Garrett Kenny Glover Shelvia Gray Thomas Gray Linda Griffin Sarah Griffin Vocational train- ing in metal works is not all practi- cal as Mr. Thomas indicates. Mike Gupton Debra Gwins James Haithcock Melvin Hamey Pat Harp Roger Hedman Billy Height Douglas Hicks Patty Hinton JoAnn Hodgens Ann Horton Barbara Iler Herbert Jeffreys Tim Jewell Pam Johnson 112 Anna Jones Corky Jones Ronnie Jones Glenn Kennedy Henry Kidd Michael King With the help of Mrs. Pendleton, Freshman girls conquer the art of homemaking. Larry Laczko Lynn Lashlee Billy Lassiter Debbie Layton Ricky Layton Judy Leonard Karen Liggell Sandy Lloyd Elsie Lyon Dana Makepeace Mike Marks Barry Mason Rosemary McKaig Margie Miller John Misenheimer Paul Montague Buddy Moore Grady Moss Gordon Murray Bill Muster 113 Throughout the year the Freshman join with the other classes in promoting school spirit. Diane Nelson Bill Nipper Steve Norby Pat Norton Charles Norwood Leah O ' Briant Sammy Oliver Wayne O ' Neal Jim Owens Bonnie Parker Melinda Payne Donna Penny Johnny Perry Mike Perry Sara Register Jimmy Robinson Susan Sanders Penny Seago Ralph Sermersheim Delaine Sharp Oral Sharpe I 14 Wayne Sharpe Porter Shaw Alan Shephard Pattie Simmons Tim Sloan Linda Smith Pam Smith Tim Smith Carol Somers David Sparenberg Jimmy Stephens Danny Stone Mike Sweat Sandra Terry Ross Thompson Donald Topps Bobby Tyson Steve Waddail Wendy Walker Deborah Wall Sandy Warfield Caroline Weathersbee Mark Weddle Marilyn Wheeler Cynthia Williams Dejuan Williams Eddie Wilson Larry Wollett Gail Woodlief Subfreshmen Carol Allen Mary Allen Cindy Ashworth Deborah Averette Carol Ayscue Cece Bailey Phillip Bailey Dail Barbour Cheryl Barham Class Leaders are, left to right: T. Williams, M. Perry, D. Simmons, J. Jacobs, M. Stott, B. Watson. Deborah Barham Donald Barham Nanette Barham Sandra Barham Tommy Barham Searcy Bason Donna Bass Janet Bass Steven Batts Becky Beaty Debra Bowl Bill Boncek Joy Booth Brenda Boyd Wendy Bradfield Nita Bradley Robert Bradsher Paula Brisson Jerry Brown Donnie Bruce Mike Buffaloe Gary Burney Randy Burton Lamar Caldwell Joyce Calhoun Mike Canady James Carter Sandy Castleberry Bobby Clifton Carol Cockman Kay Copeland Harry Costa Earnest Creekmore Connie Critcher Jim Crites Billy Daniel Dod Davis Britt Davis Theresa Dawson Linda Denning Steve Dickerson Mike Dilliard Gene Doggett Ray Doggett Sally Dougher Edith Duncan George Eichbush Karen Emory Sylvia Emory Bobby Fisher Jimmy Flythe Nancy Franklin David Franks Jerry Frazier Debbie Freeman Terry Freeman Ralph Funderburk Patsy Gay Jeanne Giles Glenda Gossom Jerry Grainger Jackie Hamilton Sheree Hardin Bobby Hardin Bobby Hayes Bruce Hearn Jerry Hilliard Sammy Holder Janet Holt Banks Honeycutt Gloria Horton Debbie Hughes Cathy Inge Gary Jackson Mary Alice Johnson Jackie Jacobs Ronald Jenks Joy Johnson Marcia Johnson Charles Jones Clarence Jones Donald Jones Jean Jones Susie Jones Mike Keeler Carson Keith Jackie Land Fred Lane Donnie Langdon Bobby Langston Ken Latta Johnny Liverman Sharon Long Charles Lowery Judy Lowery Sadie Lowery Louis Loyd George Lupton Ashly Massey Cherry Maynard 118 pt— ' - Eddie McCallum Cathy McDonald Kenneth Me Lamb Nancy Mears Darlyne Minscer Ronald Milam Alice Milham Donald Moore Donnie Moore Brenda Mullen Danny Murray Dickie Murray Elaine Murry Gary Musser Danny Nance Judy Nelms Timmy Nine Thomas Norby Bruce Norris Edward O ' dell Mike O ' Neal Steve Owens Wayne Owens Vanessa Overton Randy Page Ronald Page Tim Page Bobby Payne Virginia Peacock Bonnie Pearce Marcia Perry Ricky Perry Ronnie Perry Teresa Perry Charles Pierce Marvin Pollard Melinda Poston Sharon Powell Hobby Raines Robby Raines 1 19 Regie Register Leron Rogers Kenneth Rudd Max Seagroves Diane Shaw Sophia Shepard Cindy Shepard Wayne Sherron Donna Simmons Brent Smith Cathy Smith Ross Smith Stephanie Smith Wanda Smith Vicki Spivey Mitchell Stott George Talley Cathy Tharrington Theresa Tharrington David Tompkins Margaret Thompson Carl Tilley Robert Tippet Howard Walters Cathy Wilton Joey Ward Bruce Watson Mary Weant Donna Wells Kathleen Whalen Van Wilder Debbie Williams Terri Williams Chester Williamson Randy Willis Brad Wilson A1 Winters Buddy Woodlief Danny Wright Alan Young 120 ZZ Com pliments of v ESTATES C ADAMS-BILT HOMES -tn J. R. ADAMS PAUL G. ADAMS Compliments of R. L. DRESSER Flooring and Ceiling Contractor Wake Forest Rd. 828-8258 THE DANCER’S SHOP 218 S. Wilmington St. 832-8724 Sample Shoe Store Raleigh, N. C. BARBOUR’S TEXACO 24 Hour Wrecker Service 3320 North Blvd. We Welcome High Schools Compliments of JEAN’S Downtown Cameron Village 122 FERGUSON’S ESSO GROCERY HOLIDAY INN GULF SERVICE 2811 North Blvd. Hgwy . 50 Two Miles North J. Compliments of FALLON’S FLORISTS Uptown Cameron Village How a stubborn Army man unknowingly helped start Pine State Creamery Company BY JAMES D. KILGORE President, Pine State Creamery Co. Back during the frantic days of World War I, military bases were popping up throughout the country. In Raleigh, plans were being made for the establishment of Camp Polk on the western outskirts of the city. When it was ready, the Army began preparing to send men to train for the fighting in the trenches of France and Germany. Rather suddenly, however, the movement of men and equipment was halted. The commanding officer of the new base, it seems, had learned that Raleigh offered no source of pasteurized milk. No milk, no base, he said rather firmly. Despite the critical need for training bases, the Army agreed with the commanding officer. ★ ★ ★ dairy farmers joined with N. C. State College to set up a small creamery on the college campus. Throughout the war, the facility provided badly- needed pasteurized milk to the rmlitary men. When the war ended, the same group of men decided to continue the enterprise as a private business. Under the direction of Mr. Alvin Reid, Pine State Creamery Company was established at 116 South Salisbury Street in Raleigh. In 1932, Dr. B. W. Kilgore became owner of the company and expanded its services into many other areas of the State. Ea ch year has brought further expansion and more products and services from the company. As we plan for further growth and expansion, one can’t help but wonder what would have hap- pened if it had not been for the stubbornness of After considerable negotiation, a small group of that Army officer more than four decades ago. 123 E. P. BUCHANAN MUSIC CO. Millbrook, Charge Accounts Invited N. C. PIANOS ORGANS BAND INSTRUMENTS North Hills Raleigh, N. C. 787-41Z3 JUNIOR SHOE WORLD North Hills Monday and F riday Night STEPHENSON MUSIC CO. enneuf iimvc cmcT r� i iai itv ™ ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY Best Sounds In Town Cameron Village Raleigh, N. C. It Pays to Shop at Penney ' s of Raleigh Shop Monday, Thursday, and Friday ' til 9 P. M. 24 SHARPE’S If It ' s Fresh, It ' s Better Formal Wear For Men HUNEYCUTT FRUIT PRODUCE Rentals and Sales Complete Accessories State Farmers Market Hillsboro Street 834-8804 833-7596 Raleigh, N. C. Compliments of VILLAGE OPTICIANS SANDER’S FORD Bryan Bldg. Suite 236 329 South Blount Street Raleigh, N. C. 834-7301 Raleigh, N. C. BILL BARBOUR 828-2078 MITCHELL PRINTING CO. FASHION TREND Engraved Weddings Gold Stamping on Leather Visiting Cards HAIRSTYUNG Four Operators 17 W. Hargett St. 832-5313 116 West Hargett St. TOMMY STUART Mgr. -Stylist HAYES BARTON PHARMACY NEW HOPE BEAUTY SHOP Over 35 Years Service JUANITA O ' BRIANT 2000 Fairview Rd. 834-4853 834-4472 Raleigh, N. C. 832-4641 4308 Louisburg Road 125 R. M. MOORE, JR. CARPET CO. Binding 832-0534 Seaming Cleaning 832-0535 Upholstery 3308 North Blvd. Starmount Shopping Center Raleigh, N. C. Wall to Wall Carpet Repairing MUSTER POULTRY FARM Farm Fresh Eggs Route 6 Phone 787-0843 J. H. MUSTER Wholesale Compliments of VIRGINIA CRABTREE’S MITCHELL’S HAIR STYLING ACADEMY 132 South Salisbury St. 828-0264 Raleigh, N. C. Some pay attention, some don ' t, but who cares! ? ! KEN-BEN STORES 2506 Hillsboro St. Raleigh, N. C. Main Street Cary, N. C. PERSON STREET PHARMACY Y our Dependable Druggist 62u N. 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Northside Shopping Center 28 HAITHCOCK’S STORE Compliments of Hardware Gas Fuel Oil Kerosene ROBON 4304 Louisburg Rd. Development Company Sales Insurance Property Mgr. BOB TERRY, INC. Builders and Developers REALTOR North Hills 517 Hillsboro St. Raleigh, N. C„ 828-9393 Center 787-0241 Raleigh, N. C. C. R. ’’BOB TERRY CAROLINA MAINTENANCE COMPANY, INC. Southeastern Sales, Inc. Janitorial Supplies and Maintenance Consultants RALEIGH DURHAM WINSTON-SALEM GREENSBORO Trash Disposal Division of Carolina Maintenance Company- Refuse Storage and Collection for Commercial and Industrial Users. Dempster Dumpmaster System Used. RONNIE SHAVLIK STEVE WEBB CHUCK O ' BRIANT BOB BUCK 129 Gold Medallion When you buy or build specify a Gold Medallion Home, and step up to the joy of All-Electric living. The whole family will love it. In a Gold Medallion Home clean, flameless electricity keeps you warm and cooks your meals, heats the water and gives you light for living. And it works in so many other ways to make housekeeping chores easier and living better. P.S. CP L’s rate for all-electric homes has been reduced four t imes since 1960. Electric living is cheaper than ever. CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY An investor-owned, taxpaying public utility company YOUR STORE . . . for more famous brands, more fine quality! 130 N. C. PAPER COMPANY Noted for Quality Blount Street Raleigh, North Carolina IVEY’S Downtown and North Hills Raleigh, N. C. TE 2-8341 MEDLIN-DAVIS Cleaners of Distinction Gateway Plaza-U.S. 1 North 2028 Cameron Villiage 123 North Salisbury NATIONAL FOOD MARKET Quality Meats Fresh Produce 208 East Martin Street Raleigh, N. C. EMERSON GOWER 131 things go better with Coke TRADE-MARK 30TTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY 132 GORDON’S OPEN AIR MARKET The Secret of Smart Hairstyling is at BRENTWOOD HAIRSTYLING Chestnut Hills 2911 Brentwood Road 5269 Six Forks Road Phone 832-1151 DELL’ERBA HOUSE OF BEAUTY TRIANGLE TOOL AND DIE INC. 3405 New Hope Road A A Welders Inc. Cutting Coloring 4501 New Hope Road 834-0232 Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. CARY WOODY ARD MONTAGUE’S NEW USED FURNITURE Office: 467-1965 The Rest For T , e s s Home: 834-1721 1 1 10 S. Saunders St. 833-9785 PULPWOOD DAVIS MILAM We Buy Standing Timber and Pulpwood GARAGE We Specialize in Owned and Operated by HARDEE TIMBER CO. Automatic Transmissions 1611 North Blvd. 833-9729 133 KING OF THE SEA Catering To: Families, Civic Groups, Banquets, Parties Daily Specials - -Fast Take-Out Service NORTH HILLS SHOPPING CENTER ON U.S. 1 BYPASS AT SIX FORKS ROAD CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 134 BULLOCK 2000 Wake Forest Road PLUMBING AND HEATING Raleigh, N. 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