Needham Broughton High School -- Raleigh, N.C.
Class of 1957
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PROFILE UPDATES
| • | Howard M. Ellis 8/17 |
| • | Ted Bales 7/31 |
| • | Brookshire Wynne (McDonald) 7/28 |
| • | B. J. Lloyd (Stapen) 7/8 |
| • | Evelyn C. Hill (Spence) 2/27 |
| • | Thomas B. Carroll 2/6 |
| • | Gilbert (Tom) Moody 2/1 |
| • | Samuel C. (Sandy) Matthews 1/5 |
| • | James B. Bradshaw 12/9 |
| • | David Ward Jones 4/8 |
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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
| • | F. Edward Broadwell, Jr 12/17 |
| • | William Nance 12/23 |
| • | Dan A. Jones 1/1 |
| • | Cornelia Burch (Holmes) 1/2 |
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW
WHERE WE LIVE
Who lives where - click links below to find out.
3 live in Alabama
7 live in California
1 lives in Colorado
10 live in Florida
11 live in Georgia
1 lives in Kansas
1 lives in Kentucky
1 lives in Louisiana
1 lives in Maryland
1 lives in Massachusetts
1 lives in Mississippi
1 lives in Missouri
1 lives in Nevada
3 live in New Jersey
2 live in New York
178 live in North Carolina
2 live in Pennsylvania
5 live in South Carolina
3 live in Tennessee
2 live in Texas
15 live in Virginia
1 lives in Ontario
23 location unknown
144 are deceased
JOINED CLASSMATES
Percentage of Joined Classmates: 29.2%
| A: | 80 | Joined |
| B: | 194 | Not Joined |
A Poetic Welcome
by Brookshire Wynne McDonald
Welcome to the class
Of ‘57 website.
Hope keeping up with classmates
Brings much delight.
Many accomplishments occurred
In years past.
Some of which we know
Will last and last.
We must admit we are the best class
Broughton did graduate
Including the most recent
Up to date!
May our lives
Continue to inspire
‘Tho we’re way beyond
Looking for hire!
We’ve lost many in our class
It’s sad to say,
But we’ll continue to remember them
Day to day.
We studied long hours
And worked hard, too.
Our teachers were great-
Except for a few.
They were all brave
To put up with us,
Leading us daily
Without a fuss.
And when in years to come
We all meet in heaven,
May no one ever forget
The Class of 1957!!!
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Needham Broughton High School
Class of 1957 Website
NBHS circa 1930-1945 postcard courtesy of Boston Public Library
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