Needham Broughton High School - Latipac Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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enior H i-Y as G V,A, liz ? R W Q . af if , , fav- 5 sw, 64 ff X 1 QSDEQLJG f '2i1?w5zSf ' 1' T2 'K WSV X in t M 3 v,,-. Z - K . if ,mx X X , N . Q M fg' ,, . ..f Q 'Q , 4 Q. 1 X N IQ A ,S . . ya: J ' fa 5,45 we A3 Q Q Q x. px it 3 , vx -is? Q Q , ,, , M' I 1 Vw f If . ,,,. .J X ri J First row: Reggie Brown, Paul Burroughs, Tom Cannon, Randel Carpenter, Bill Davis. Second frow: Frank Denkins, Grady Ferrell, Lyman Ferrell, Bryant Garner, Dick Hendrickson, Bobby Howell. Third row: Billy Hubbard, Freddy Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Charles Lefort, Allen Millar, Pat Morgan. Fourth row: Skipper Moore, Henry Newton, Roland Noblin, Warren Norman, Bub Pearson, Bill Pierson. Fifth row: N. R. Stell, Roy Stephenson, Steve White. BRYANT GARNER ..... ,...,,,,...,. P resident BILLY HUBBARD ...... ...... V ice-President CHARLES LEFORT ........ ....,.....,. S ecretary During the 1957-1958 year the Senior Hi-Y sponsored many worthwhile projects in their effort to create, maintain, and extend, through- out the home, school, and community high stand- ards of Christian characterf' The sale of football pennants took place shortly after school began, and was a huge success. Just before Christmas the Hi-Y Telephone Directories were published, and the ensuing sale added a considerable sum to the treasury. Selling basketball pins at the be- ginning of the conference season helped to boost i'0peration Spirit and get the team off to a good start. By the end of February the script com- mittee had the parts assigned for the annual pro- duction of the Hi-Y Follies, and following the BILL P1ERsoN .... -. ............--- --TTQGSWQT ALLEN MILLAR ,,..,.. ...... S eTg9a'fLf-C115-ATTHS LYMAN FERRELL .................. .............. ...-- C h 1113161171 partly stag social, all the members, efforts were centered on this project. After the performance, before a full house, we added quite a sum to our growing scholarship fund. The Hi-Y scholarship, given this year in memory of a former member, George Beeker, was presented to an outstanding member of the senior class. Each Sunday the members of the club attended church in a group, and continually strived to pro- mote Hclean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. , With the help and guidance of our advisor, Farmer Smith, the Needham Broughton Senior Hi-Y enjoyed a most successful year.

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4 C 6 N500 , Q5 i A Key Club at J ja, , . . .,..1,, ,I , 421 j X 'V H erfii, t'2A 1 all if 74 '. - . ' . ' V W f- ,M A , M 7--zo.: X. v, , if -.W f:83.flw7e.wMf fr' First row, left to right: Reggie Brown, Tommy Butler, Tom Cannon, Doc Dickinson, Bill Duncan. Second row: Grady Ferrell, Lyman Ferrell, Bryant Garner, Dick Hendrickson, Bill Hubbard. Third row: Bill Hurt, Fred John- son, Jimmy Johnson, Charlie Lefort, Allen Millar. Fourth row: Pat Morgan, Skip Moore, Henry Newton, Bub Pearson, Bill Pierson. Fifth frow: David Poole, Roy Stephenson, Stanton Tuttle, Steve White, Tommy Worth. GRADY FERRELL ......... ................ P resident DICK HENDRICKSON ..... ....... Vice-President The 1957-58 Key Club of Needham Broughton High School undertook many projects to help the community around it. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Raleigh, the club had a most enjoyable and satisfying year. They provided the Kiwanis Club with a most enlightening program at the Hrst of the year, they sold drinks and programs at all the home basketball games, they helped with the local March of Dimes Drive in Raleigh. One of the most satisfying of all their projects was preparing an entire Christmas for a needy family. Among BILLY HUBBARD ....,.. ,..,,, S ecretmy ALLEN MILLAR ....... ........ ,,,,,. T T easurer the other projects were as follows: they helped the Kiwanis Club with their sale of newspapers to send kids to the beach, they presented indi- vidual trophies to the five most valuable players in the spring sports. However it was not all work as the boys held a dance for the entire school and their dates. Also, a most enjoyable social occurred for just the Key Club members. A salute should go to President Grady Ferrell as well as the rest of the club for a great year. Spring Members: Roland Noblin, Gordon Chadwick, Don Carmichael, Smedes York, Johnny Wardlaw. Simon Dixon, Swoosh Phelps, Johnny Daniel, George Lothian, Paul Burroughs.

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Junior H i-Y 1 i First row: Earl Brian, John Cameron, Don Carmichael, Bobby Edgerton, Johnny Daniel, Doc Dickinson. Second row: Simon Dixon, Bill Duncan, Barry Frazelle, Tommy Hines, Bill Hocutt, Forney Holler. Third row: Ivan Jones, Al Lassiter, George Lothian, Bob Martin, David Poole, Bill Price. Fourth row: Bobby Soden, Stanton Tuttle, Johnny Wardlaw, Joe Webb, Tommy Worth, Smedes York. STANTON TUTTLE ....... ............ P resident SMEDES YORK ............ ...... V ice-President Doc DICKINSON ........ .....,...... S ecretary During the year of '57-,58 the Junior Class Hi-Y has worked hard to live up to their purpose to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The most successful money making project was selling Pom-poms. Also, this club was the back- bone of the Hi-Y dance, Cannibal Island. A tur- BoB MARTIN ...... ....... T reasurer BILL DUNCAN ....... ...........,,...,.... C haplain SIMON DIXON ....... .,...... S ergeant-at-Arms key was sent to a needy family at Christmas time. The first Sunday in each month the Jr. Class Hi-Y attended different churches as a group. The last month the club attended the church service at Duke University. During the Work year the president and vice- president attended the Hi-Y Convention which was held in Anderson, South Carolina.