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

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SCHOOL BOARD: Jesse O. Sanderson, Mrs. J. L. Hough, Lewis H. Powell, Maurice Thiem, Cliff Cameron, and Fred Carnage MR. MR. MRS MRS MRS MRS. MR. MRS. BROUGHTON PTA OFFICERS HENRY H. SINK, President SAMUEL R. LEAGER, First Vice-President GRAHAM TANNERY, Second Vice-President DAN H. GREEN, Recording Secretary SHEARON HARRIS, Corresponding Secretary DAVID LEE, Treasurer . ALBERT L. HASKINS, Auditor HUGH F. MCMANUS, Parliamentarian Jesse O. Sanderson

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ga, ,R ,Tl W 6 an ts' gi- ' W 5 iw' -QS I Frank Willard Steed, B.S., M.A., Science, Mrs. Hattie Ellice Stell, B.S., M.Ed., Mathematics, Mrs. Jimmy A. Stimpson, B.A., Spanish, Mrs. Dorothy Parker Stowe, B.A., English, Ralph Michael Stricker, B.S., Industrial Arts, James Allen Stutts, B.A., Physical Education, Mrs. Virginia Sloan Swain, B.S., HE., M.A., Home Economics and Guidance. ,AX xn-. ,X , , ,WM W .Q A' Robert Taylor, B.A., M.Ed., Social Studiesg Ben Saunders Tench, B.S., M.A., Physical Education, Wrestling Coach, Clyde L. Walker, B.A., M.Ed., Physical Education, Football Coach, Miss Katherine Badger Walker, A.B., M.A., Englishg Miss Nancy Lou Walker, B.S., Physical Educationg Mrs. Alice K. Ware, A.B., Special Education, Philip C. Watts, B.S., German. ' - mx SQ' V , Aw IN, ' V ,QF 5 .px 5, .AA g,-X f 4, W , ,. R, f , .. ing-fr 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Weddington, B.S., Business Education, Miss Ann Whitmire, A.B., Spanish, Mrs. Julia K. Williams, B.S., M.A., Business Education, Miss Lou Williamson, A.B., English and History, Mrs. Virginia A. Wilson, A.B., M.A.T., Historyg Mrs. Margaret Cox Wooten, B.A., M.Ed., English, Oral English, Dramaticsg Mrs. Reba H. Worsley, B.S., Business Education. 5 H' , W, - l , s MUNNW.. sk ,5' ?.fk:1g1's - 'X , 5 ,,.. .,.,,, . ii L M , 5 ' Mrs. Zelota Yates w B.S. Home Economics 20 at if 2

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Classes: Seniors The candle burned so quickly, three years of flame now wax, perfumed with memories, hardened with wisdom. The projects, the dances, the disappointments, College Boards, decisions to make, lifetimes to mold-all of it has been an incredible journey g incred- ible that it should ever end. And yet it is ended. But the memories are long abiding, barbecue that tasted of success, scholarship and athletic honors that distinguished our class, feeling strange knowing it was the glastg Broughton Homecoming, riding by Broughton at night and seeing it so stately and quiet, cherishing friendships and wondering, Where will we all be next year?, the hush of the crowd as the National Anthem was played at the last home basketball game, the fun of the Student-Faculty Olympics, watching the reigns of Broughton leadership shift, the Senior Prom and thereafterl, exams, the special sound of Class of '65. And there was so much more. Strange, the feeling of watching Broughton slip away into the dark- ness, yet knowing a new dawn is come ....