Buies Creek High School - Legend Yearbook (Buies Creek, NC)

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CLASS PROPHECY As I glance over the roll of the Buie’s Creek High School Senior Class of 49-50, I am surprised at the progress and success they have accom- plished and realized in only ten years. The first name I see is Eston Betts. After completing a course in radio broadcasting in Chicago, Illinois, he has had a few years experience at WCKB. He is now president of Buie’s Creek own station, WBCB. Sue Byrd has completed her studies at Campbell College. She has been married for four years and has four little Tucks who are making her wish she were single again. Sue Brown, after finishing college where she majored in science and minored in journalism, has completed her nurses’ training at Rex Hos- pital. She is now head surgical nurse at Johns-Hopkins, which was her life ambition. Helen Ennis, I hear, is the most popular telephone operator in Raleigh. Calls keep the line busy asking for dates with that cute little red- headed operator. She has so many boy-friends she just can’t decide which to marry. Barbara Johnson, after finishing a beauty course at Raleigh, has open- ed her own beauty shop. Her hair styling is the favorite of all Raleigh women. Mazelle Mangum, after going to Campbell for two years, has finally married A. J. and settled down to married life. Her two little Punies are just like their old man, so mean that they drive her wild. A. J. Stephenson, alias ““Puny,’”’ has completed his law studies at Har- vard, and after receiving great fame as a lawyer, is the youngest D. A. that North Carolina has ever had. His two little Punies follow him every- where he goes and call him Puny too. Rosalie Stone is still unable to decide which man she loves most, Eirk or Bobby. She has worked at several jobs, but has never decided what she really wants to do. Billy Tally, after completing his studies in dentistry at Emory Uni- versity, has established his dental practice in Atlanta, Ga. He seems to be enjoying married life with Carol Johnson and the two little Parham Jrs. are just as energetic as he used to be. Betty Walton is well known in Lillington and surrounding communi- ties for her attractive and original hair styling. She is the owner and operator of Lillington’s most modern and best known beauty shop. She has been Mrs. Alfred Goins for several years and is the proud mother of three little papooses. Fleming Walker has completed two years at Campbell College where he was well-known for his activity in sports, especially baseball and basketball. He is now holding the position of center-field for the Yan- kees. He still seems to have that certain little something that makes him so attractive to women. Cecil Waddell, after finishing his studies at Campbell where he was well-known as a star basketball player, has been coach at Wake Forest | and is now coach at Carolina. I hear he is thinking of going into pro- fessional ball coaching. |

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Having put our stamp of approval on these halls and classrooms, we, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty, do hereby proclaim this document official. The following acts are to be executed by whomever they may concern. SECTION I Article I. To Mr Johnson, our beloved piincipal, we leave our many thanks to your unerring guidance through this, our Senior year. Article II. To the faculty we leave our love and devotion for the many times they have raised our grades that necessary point. SECTION II Article I. To the Junior Class we will our love for Buie’s Creek High with all its privileges. Article Il. To the Sophomore Class we will our keen mind and intel- lectual ability. Article III. To the Freshman Class we will our good manners and dignified ways. SECTION III Article I. I, A. J. Stephenson, will my ability for making points in ball games to Peaches. Article IJ. I, Mazelle Mangum, will my time in study hall, pecking on the school’s typewriter to Betty Stephenson. Article III. I, Fleming Walker, will my ability for getting to school on time to Tommy Lloyd. Article IV. I, Eston Betts, will my ability for studying and making good use of my time to Ken Stafford. Article V. I, Sue Brown, will my love of basketball to Jean Ferrell, even though it will not be half as interesting next year. Article VI. I, Rosalie Stone, will my love for the back booth of the College Grill to Betty Talley. Article VII. Article VIII. I, Helen Ennis, will my love of working in Dunn to Sue Turlington. Article IX. I, Barbara Johnson, will my love for going downtown every morning to Billie Wood. Article X. Article XI. I, Billy Tally, will my school bus to Tommy Lloyd, and all my reckless drivin g. Article XII. I, Betty Walton, will my volley ball technique to Mary Ellen Cotton. Article XIII. Pulley. I, Doris Page, will my love of reading to Gerry Butler. I, Cecil Waddell, will my girl friends to William Dechent. I, Sue Byrd, will my quietness in class to Elizabeth

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SUPERLATIVES Most Likely To Succeed Sue Brown A. J. Stephenson. Best Looking Helen Ennis Billy Tally Best Dressed Betty Walton Billy Tally Ee Be i Most Athletic Rosalie Stone Cecil Waddell Most Popular Rosalie Stone Cecil Waddell HH Wittiest Betty Walton Billy Tally Best All-Around Doris Page Fleming Walker Most Studious Doris Page Esten Betts