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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

SE 2be PAN teen os 0A v 6. t ALS a) rot O 2 NY ug} ete ee oT eee ae an ote a pe Inve 3: Ce Al io ashen KS € nh ees 2 ee a a — - io. °° y ve Ce wh ye . xt 4 a4 ee ee ea ce ‘Q LOL. ae 2 S CE Pant 4 of L- : é ae a oy i 8 BUIES CREEK CH OO - FH POS g tien, Ae oom . 7 YolLyr Ee vas 7 , ad oF § Creek,“North Carolina Fr OLe word WEBSTER TURLINGTON, Associate Editor; JOYCE BLANCHARD, Editor; BETTY DORMAN, Business Manager Education is a door - a gateway to the fuller, richer life, The doors through which we pass,...the corridors, ...the minutes of sociability before class,...the classrooms, ... youth coming and going,...these make up our high school memories. The purpose of the 1956 edition of THE CREEK is to record the deeds of the boys and girls who for the past year have embodied the spirit of Buies Creek High School. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the school scene, but there will be for us this record of the friends we knew, the things we did, and the memories that will still be dear to us. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of ‘56, we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. The Staff Dedication It is with great pleasure that we, the Senior Class, ded- icate this 1955-56 edition of THE CREEK to one who has long deserved the honor, It is but an humble effort to show our appreciation and heartfelt thanks for her hard work and co-op- eration with the students of Buies Creek High School, to our dietitian, MRS, FANNIE C, HARRINGTON Administration BEAMAN KELLEY, Director of Instruction BESSIE MASSENGILL, Supervisor of Instruction Administration COYTE C, LANIER, Principal PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE- - - - Now that you are nearing the completion of your study here at Buies Creek High School, I would like to express my appreciation for the manner in which you respond. Your co-operation, attitude, and persistence have been of such caliber that any school would be proud to have you represent it. Soon we shall separate and go our many ways. Some of you will continue your education; some of you will secure employment; while others will go into the service of your country. Wherever you go,what- ever you do, I trust that your deeds will always be in the spirit that you are doing all you canto make this a better world in which to live. Coyte C, Lanier ELIZABETH STILLWELL A.B.,B.M. Meredith College Public School Music Piano 1gh School Saculh BETTIE E, GILES, B.S. East Carolina College Home Economics, Biology, History DOROTHY P. HOWARD, A.B. Campbell College Woman's College of U.N.C. English, French COYTE C, LANIER, A.B.,M.A. Campbell College East Carolina College Wake Forest Principal, Physics, Math GRAHAM STEWART, A.B.,M.Ed. University of N.C. Math, Science, Physical Education Not Pictured: MRS, JOHN SNIPES MRS, INEZ SADLER Business Education ADA BRICKHOUSE Fifth Grade JOSEPHINE BRADLEY Sixth Grade Clemen tary Facult RUBY WILLIAMS First Grade ERNESTINE WALKER Second Grade MARTHA McKAY Third Grade MABEL BURT Fourth Grade GERTRUDE TAYLOR Seventh Grade O.W. GILES Eighth Grade The VIKAS Seated, left to right: Graham Ryals, Ollie Faye Gaskin, Carolyn Jones, Copy Editor; J. C. Matthews, Class Editor; Jimmy Cates, Sports Editor; Mary Susan Ragland, Senior Class Editor; Reid Rogers, Art Editor, Standing: Fordyce Page, Barbara Lane, Jimmy Baker, Not pictured; Lodis Butts, Feature Editor. President - ------- -------e- FORDYCE PAGE Vice President - -------------- JIMMY CATES BOCECEAD Via Bou meg mur c— ol sh haces ean LODIS BUTTS (not pictured) Treasurer --------- - - - - WEBSTER TURLINGTON JIMMY THOMAS BAKER A friend is worth all the hazards we can Tun, 4-H Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; FTA 4, JOYCE DORMAN BLANCHARD A cheery voice, a gay smile--these characterize this happy girl. Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Basketball 1, 2,3, Captain 3; Softball 1,2,3; Track Team 2,3; Creeklet Staff 1,2,3; Super- lative 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3; Glee Club 3; 4-H Club 1,2; Prom Waitress 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Student Council 2; Halloween Queen 1. BETTY LOU BOYD Sometimes silence is greater than words, Four Oaks High School 1,2,3. LODIS BUTTS With that friendly smile and that kind word for everyone, Lodis ‘loves’ all she meets, Basketball 1,2; 4-H Club 2, Officer 2; FHA 2,4, Officer 2; Class Officer 1,2, 4; Glee Club 1,2,4, Officer 4; Cheer- leader 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. JAMES BRYAN CATES A guy with a sly eye, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; FTA 1,4; Superlative 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Sportsman- ship Award 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Annual Staff 4, LABETTE DRUE DORMAN Fortune favors the bold. 4-H Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,3,4, Of- ficer 4; Superlative 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; FHA 1,3; Mon- ogram Club Officer 4; Class Officer 1, ¢ 2,3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; An- nual Staff 4; Commercial Award 8; Class Historian 4; Prom Waitress 2. OLLIE FAYE GASKIN “The mildest Manners and the greatest heart, 4-H Club 1,2,4; Superlative 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; FHA 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4, CAROLYN SUE JONES A friend to everyone she meets,” 4-H Club 1,2, 3; Superlative 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; FHA 1, 3,4; Monogram Club Officer 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4, BARBARA ANN LANE We predict her future will be as bright as her smile is friendly. 4-H Club 1,2,4; Superlative 1; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; FHA 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4, JAMES CLIFTON MATTHEWS This short guy with the twinkle in his eye is certain to be a success, 4-H Club 1,2,4; Superlative 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Class Officer 1,2, 3; Cheer- leader 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Senior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 3; Marshal 3; M onogram Club 4; FTA 1,4; Algebra I Award 2, JAMES GRAHAM RYALS A Coats-going guy with a twinkle in his eye. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Junior Play 2,3; Senior Play 4; 4-H Club 1,2,4; Glee Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Annual Staff 4, HERMAN FORDYCE PAGE A quiet way with a firm hand--this is Fordyce, Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3; Vice Presi- dent of Class 2; History Award 3; Class President 4; Glee Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Superlative 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, MARY SUSAN RAGLAND Her smile is contagious; her friendliness is superb; and her am- bition is success, 4-H Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, Officer 4; FHA 1,3,4; Super- lative 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Junior Play 3; Sen- ior Play 4; Dancing Club 1, Not pictured; REID REGINALD ROGERS Full of fun, full of glee, where there’s noise, I'll always be. 4-H Club 1, 2; Superlative 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Halloween King Contest 4; Banquet Waiter 1, 2. JOHN CHARLES GREEN ROBERT FRANKLIN DIXON WEBSTER POWELL TURLINGTON A fine guy when you get to know hirn - his bark is worse than his bite, Basketball 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Bus Driver 2,3, 4; Marshal 3,2; Student Government 2,3; Superlative 1,3,4; Class Of- ficer 1,3,4; FTA 1,4;-Glee Club 4; Monogram Club Officer 4; An- nual Co-Editor 4; Class Prophet 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Biolo- gy Award 2; French Award 3; Cen- tennial Award 4, SENIOR CLASS TEN YEARS AGO Best Dressed BETT Y DORMAN REID ROGERS Best Looking JOYCE BLANCHARD BOBBY DIXON Best Personality JOYCE BLANCHARD WEBSTER TURLINGTON Most Popular BETTY DORMAN J. C. MATTHEWS Best All Around CAROLYN JONES WEBSTER TURLINGTON Cutest MARY SUSAN RAGLAND J. C. MATTHEWS Most Studious CAROLYN JONES FORDYCE PAGE oS OU SON OU Most Athletic CAROLYN JONES JIMMY CATES Most Talented LODIS BUTTS JIMMY CATES Last Will and Testament Article I To Mr, Lanier, we wish to express our many thanks for the interest and leader- ship he has shown us during the past years, Article II To the Juniors we leave our place in the Senior Class room, and hope that they will enjoy it as much as we have. Article III I, Betty Dorman, will my boyish ways to Carolyn Butler, I, Mary Susan Ragland, will my love for athletics to Iris Cates, I, Ollie Faye Gaskin, will my quiet, unassuming manner to Bonnie Britt. I, Barbara Ann Lane, will my height to Lillian Ennis and hope she can use it to some advantage, I, Betty Lou Boyd, needing all I have, leave nothing to anyone, I, Lodis Butts, will my grace and charm to Barbara McLamb, I, Joyce Blanchard, will my love for education to Brenda Stewart. I, Reid Rogers, will my ability to bluff the teachers to Embert Page, I, Webster Turlington, will my technique of making love to no one since I need to keep it, I, Fordyce Page, will my individuality to Wayne Boyd, I, Jimmy Baker, will my ability to prepare my lessons to Rosa Mangum. I, Jimmy Cates, will my witty ways and wisecracks to Dick Boykin, I, Bobby Dixon, will my love for girls to Jerry Burkot, I, J. C. Matthews, will my seat in the Coats Theatre to anyone who will pay $. 50. I, Graham Ryals, will my ability to go steady to Billy Byrd, I, Pete Green, will my love for dear old B,C. H.S. to Gerald Byrd, Carolyn Jones, will my basketball ability to anyone interested, Carolyn Jones Testator es ity ne X Ofass Frophecy May 28 -- The Senior Class of Buies Creek High School met last night to talk over old high school days. We had a wonderful time laughing and reminiscing over the good times we have had together. We were happy to learn that: Carolyn Jones is now head coach of the Buies Creek Girls’ Basketball Team. Mary Susan Ragland is still looking with the same ambition in mind. Graham Ryals has finally completed hislittle bungalow down on the banks of Black River. J. C. Matthews is a teammate of Mickey Mantle, but he is expecting to be sent down to a farm club any day now. Reid Rogers is still prolonging his education at State College. Jimmy Cates is now a very successful manager of the New York Knickerbockers. He is scouting around Buies Creek for likely prospects, Betty Boyd is still unmarried and happy. Jimmy Baker is now one of the Buies Creek's more successful farmers with his new Farmall Cub, Who's that zooming over Buies Creek almost every day? Why, it is Betty Dorman with her own private plane. It’s sure nice to have someone just out of the Air Force to teach you how to fly. Fordyce Page tells us he is a happy bachelor teaching history at Campbell. Barbara Lane is having a fine time housekeeping in Erwin. She really seems satisfied and happy. Ollie Faye Gaskin tells us she is a secretary in a large diaper manufacturing firm. Lodis Butts is having a wonderful time going to college and wondering where she will transfer to next. Web Turlington has finally established his own acoounting firm and has secretaries for his secretaries. Pete Green is still farming on his old homeplace, but he is keeping a careful lookout for falling airplane tanks. Bobby Dixon is still getting a new Ford every year and has turned into a regular Herb Thomas, Joyce Blanchard has her own future cut out with two little Blanchards. Webster Turlington J. C. Matthews Class Prophets YY ST | EEA th O Me « rs Ope rr SS Aw LAY QD ASSD Graduatin Gg Olass Front row, left to right: Betty Boyd, Ollie Faye Gaskin, Lodis Butts, Mary Susan Ragland, Carolyn Jones. Second row: Joyce Blanchard, Webster Turlington, Barbara A, Lane, Betty Dorman, J, C. Matthews. Third row: Reid Rogers, Jimmy Cates, Graham Ryals, Jimmy Baker, Fordyce Page. Mascots VICKI BLANCHARD RICKI BLANCHARD Class Stistory A large part of the members of the graduating class of 56 entered the first grade together, Among these were: Jimmy Thomas Baker, Mary Susan Ragland, Webster Powell Turlington, Barbara Ann Lane, Ollie Faye Gaskin, Reid Reginald Rogers, James Graham Ryals, Herman Fordyce Page, James Clifton Matthews, and Robert Franklin Dixon. During the eight following years, many were added and a few of our friends left to join other schools. Those who entered our grades at different intervals during the eight years are: Lodis Butts, Betty Drue Dorman, Joyce Dorman Blanchard, Betty Lou Boyd, Carolyn Sue Jones, John Charles Green, and James Bryan Cates, In September, 1952, we, the class of '56, made our first appearance in high school. We were shy and awed by high school routine but we soon settled down and became ac- customed to the excitement of finally being in high school. Our Freshman year was very eventful, meeting our eager expectations with trips and class parties. Everyone's interest wasn't toward study and books but toward the many new activities we were introduced to. The Sophomore year was patterned after the Freshman except for our more mature ways and our deeper interest in education. Feeling a greater need for closeness as only two years were left to be together in school, we began to co-operate more in school. The Junior year was much more thrilling than the past two because in this year the spotlight focused largely on receiving our class rings and the presentation of A Christ- mas Carol, our Junior Play, We ended the year with a bang at our own banquet given for the Seniors, Candlelight was the theme, This, the Senior and long awaited year of every person in the Senior Class, was to be the most important of all the twelve years, We looked forward to our Senior Play with eagerness and our trip to New York was constantly on our minds, The Junior-Senior banquet would be our last formal gathering with our friends in high school. Then with seriousness and dignity we would proudly walk on the stage to receive our diploma as graduates of Buies Creek High School. Though having received our diplomas and com- pleted high school, we would never forget the fun, work, and the closeness we had de- veloped towards each other over the years, Historian Betty Dorman i Lm eee « ffs? y bina eS ma as ee imny Cates = a ry Se Bet abe Sah ae ae oe 7 Bud OO Ls Rutts Barbara Lane FERS S cs! Two of a kind! The Hapoy two! Four houece Mates! Don! t fall! pew @ Principal and The Senior crew! y i P nMeeNem te aga pen ee ge Be 12. Ford Riders! Three Beaute! TSuntor Class Officers MARY GREEN - - ----------+----- Vice President BARBARA McLAMB - - - -------------- President ROSA MANGUM - - ------------ Social Chairman CAROLYN BUTLER - - - -------------- Treasurer JOY. CEIST ONE aie iJ tone hee LOC CIC LALy, oS uperlatives Best Looking: | JACKIE MATTHEWS BILLY BYRD Best Dressed: CAROLYN BUTLER ROBERT DEW Cutest: CAROLYN BUTLER ROBERT DEW Most Talented: BARBARA McLAMB, DICKIE BOYKIN Most Studious:; BARBARA McLAMB, DICKIE BOYKIN Best Personality: CARMELLA AVERY, BILLY BYRD Best All Around: JOYCE STONE, DICKIE BOYKIN Most Athletic: CLARA DEAN, BILLY BYRD Most Popular: ROSA MANGUM, GERALD BYRD Wittiest: EVELYN ROYALS, ROBERT DEW BETTY ALTMAN CARMELLA AVERY DICK BOYKIN . BONNIE BRITT CAROLYN BUTLER BETTY BYRD BILLY BYRD GERALD BYRD CAROLYN DENTON CLARA DEAN ROBERT DEW MARY GREEN PEGGY KING BARBARA McLAMB ROSA LEE MANGUM JACKIE MATTHEWS NANCY PRYOR EVELYN ROYALS JOYCE STONE BETTY JO WALSTON ) oph omore Olass Officers President - - - = - - - - - - - - - = = Elwood Newton Vice President == = - = = = =| Carolyncarc Secretary 9s. 405 i= = = = oe a Prance site sory Tre asurerin — 9 -) sha == 99 eC arol Vilna Richard Altman Marjorie Baker Billy Baucom Carolyn Beale Wayne Boyd Carolyn Brown Linda Bunn Sherrill Butler Dorothy Cutts Ann Dean Benny Dean Lillian Ennis Frances Gregory Margaret Harmon Walter Harmon Billy Jones Neill Jones Lantz Lackey Robert Lane Howard Marks Hilda Matthews Marie Matthews David Milton Elwood Newton Jolon Norris Embert Page Jimmy Smith Betty Jo Tripp Kenneth Williams oo Freshman Olass PI@sid@nti- 93 (-ai-= --be erl eee Vice President --- = - - - - - --- - '-Carroll Leggece Secretary -0-1- = 9) = m= = 0 ee vue TTC aSurel: a7 =e ==) oo aha a ee ee Social Chairmen - - - - - - - - - Daphney Teachey Brenda Stewart Sharley Adams Jerry Burkot Jim Boykin Grace Byrd Iris Cates Orbie Collins Judy Currin Flossie Ennis Judy Gregory Carroll Leggett Roy Lee Matthews Gerald Pollard Ann Rice Johnny Small Larry Stewart Brenda Stewart Henry Stewart Billy Studebaker Daphney Teachey Kenneth Turlington Shirley Weaver Patricia West seicidgeonsseme OE NLA OEE TIRED ESM tei leit iste sinmscesenintns sagen Cighth Grade Marcia Amburm, Charles Bordeaux, Carolyn Boyd, Clara Mae Capps, David Davis, John Davis, Linda Denning, Betty Denton, Laverne Gaskin, Patsy Gregory, Shirley Johnson, Larry Jones, Julia Lane, Jerry Lewis, Freda Marks, Patricia Matthews, Ray Matthews, William Sawyer, Kitty Sue Smith, Christine Stewart, Phillip Turlington, Phyl- lis Turlington, Clyde Upchurch, Joy Walston, Stanley Weaver, Bobbie Weddle. Not pictured: Larry Currin, Joe Gregory, Jo Ann Matthews. Seventh Grade Roger Baker, Jasper Baucom, Hazel Brown, Hewitt Brown, Brenda Butler, Earl Butler, Bill Cates, Willa Dean Lee, Martha Dixon, Hugh Gregory, Sammy Hall, Joe Jackson, Marshall Johnson, Maurice Johnson, Sharon Jones, Tom- my Matthews, Doris McLeod, Sue Ross, Rebecca Smith, Ben Stewart, Kenneth Stewart, Gilbert Tripp, Jr., Mary F, Turlington, Faye Upchurch, Ernest Walker, Gerald Walker, Janice Walker, Shelby Weaver, Lynda Wilder, Not pictured; J.C, Flowers. pe Sixth Grade —- First row: Glenn Allen, Peggy Altman, Herschel Avery, Surrell Baucom, Judy Beale, Mike Brown, Larry Butler, Gloria Butler, Harold Butts, Second row: Morrison Byrd, Ann Currin, Johnny Dixon, si Harry Ennis, Don Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Leon Jones, Paula Jones, Mike Lasater, Third row; Donna Lawrence, James Lockamy, Jimmy Mangum, Dianna Marks, Shirley Matthews, Earl Matthews, Wanda Matthews, Johnny Stone, Bennie Turlington, Fifth row: Emory Upchurch, Not pictured: Royster Matthews, Suvon Gaskin, Fipb Grace First row: James Altman, Linda Arrington, Sallie Arrington, Lynn Butts, Johnny Byrd, Janet Byrd, Donny Cooper, Emma Ann Dean, Janet Ellen. Second row; Susan Gregory, Elaine Gregory, Barry Howard, Sue John- son, Brownie Kennedy, Janice Marks, Gary Matthews, Katherine Matthews, Gerald Matthews. Third row: Marie Matthews, Dianne McLeod, Joyce Newton, Sue Pearce, Jimmy Smith, Gwen Stevens, Patty Sue Stone, Kay Tur- lington, Billie Jean Walsh, Fourth row; Sandra Walston, Betty Weaver, Sue Williams, Not pictured; Virginia Page, Margie Weaver, Carol McLeod. co Fourth Grade First row: Wayne Allen, Carolyn Amburn, Ann Arrington, Joseph Baucom, Patricia Baucom, Carolyn Brown, Jimmy Brown, Dianne Boyd, Betty Burkot, Barbara Champion. Second row; Eligh Champion, Sherman Currin, Norma J. Cutts, Nell Davis, Judy Denton, Joyce Dixon, Kay Dixon, Carolyn Gaskin, June Johnson, Jimmy Kelly. Third row: Douglas Lee, Johnny Lewis, Ray Mangun, Brenda Matthews, Edward Matthews, Peggy Matthews, Thelma Matthews, Dwight Parrish, Jerry Reaves, Jim Reid, Fourth row: Ruth Reid, Kenneth Stone, Alice Turlington, Ginny Upchurch, Hartwell Upchurch, Larry Upchurch, O.B. Wallace, Jimmy Walsh, Bill Weaver, Ray West. Not pictured: Don Flowers, Jack Flowers, A a ik First row: Ann Bullock, Phyllis Butler, Patricia Chance, Brenda Cooper, Carolyn Currin, Billy Dixon, Gerald Flowers, Max Gregory, Randy Gregory, Jo Ann Hall, Second row: Sherrill Hall, Nancy Harrison, Bobby Johnson, Donald John- son, LaVern Johnson, Calvin Jones, Frances Kelly, Thomas Lee, Judy Mangum, Norma McDonald. Third row: Jimmy McLeod, Bill Matthews, Jimmy Matthews, Johnny Matthews, Ralph Reardon, Annie Lee Sawyer, Janet Small, Phyllis Sox, Judy Stewart, Marilyn Stewart. Fourth row: Floyd Taylor, David Turlington, Donny Upchurch, Rent Wilburn, Frankie Wilder, First row: Ronny Beal, Shirley Baker, Mickey Bennett, Shirley Bunn, Dianne Butts, Ray Chance, Eddie Cooper, Jerry Dean, Ronny Denning. Second row: Jean Dixon, Tommy Dixon, Don Gregory, Louise Hall, Becky Hill, Gail Johnson, Gwen Johnson, Shelby Johnson, Phyllis Jones, Third row: Tommy Lanier, Willie Lawrence, Nancy Matthews, Bobbie Mitchell, Willa Morris, Carlton Newton, Judy Reardon, Pa- tricia Reardon, Walter Earl Shotwell. Fourth row: Dorsey L. Slaughter, Judy Smith, Joyce Stewart, Tom- my Stewart, Annette Upchurch, Kenny Upchurch, Myrtle Walsh, Not pictured: Jessie Johnson, Jerry Williams, David Gardner. First Grade First row: Elaine Betts, Donna Bordeaux, Margaret Boyd, Joe Bullock, Gale Byrd, Prentis Capps, Dennis Currin, Ronny Cutts, Peggy Dennis. Second row: Jinny Dixon, Benny Flowers, Vickie Gaskin, Sheila Gilchrist, Steve Gregory, William Horton, Jr., Brenda Jarman, Anna Johnson, Carolyn Johnson. Third tow: Lavon Johnson, Jean Johnson, Judy Lawson, Gail Mabry, T.H. Mangum, Gail Matthews, Stacy Man- gum, Sharon McLeod, Terry Mack Mitchell, Fourth row: Larry Ryals, Linda Sawyer, Willie Lee Smith, Patricia Slaughter, Anne Upchurch, Cecelia Wilkins, oe S ‘ . Sfartin 1g Team Betty Dorman, Forward; Frances Gregory, Forward; Ann Dean, Guard; Clara Dean, Guard; Carolyn Brown, Forward; Carolyn Jones, Guard. Kneeling: Betty Dorman, Carolyn Jones, Co-Captains; Graham Stewart, Coach. Left to right; Lillian Ennis, Mary Jo Gardner, Brenda Stewart, Judy Currin, Daphney Teachy, Frances Gregory, Ann Dean, Clara Dean, Carolyn Brown, Iris Cates, Sharlie Adams, Flossie Ennis, Margaret Harmon, a of Ofarting Team Embert Page, Guard; Walter Harmon, Forward; Graham Ryals, Center; Jimmy Cates, Forward; Reid Rogers, Guard.) js Kneeling: Reid Rogers, Jimmy Cates, Co -Captains; Graham Stewart, Coach. Left to right: Jerry Burkot, Larry Stewart, Web Turlington, Fordyce Page, Walter Harmon, Graham Ryals, Johnny Small, Lantz Lackey, Embert Page, Howard Marks, Carroll Leggett, Manager. BETTY BYRD J. C. MATTHEWS LODIS BUTTS Chief BETTY SUE AUTMAN MARJORIE BAKER NANCY PRYOR syst Miss Buies Creek High LODIS BUTTS Essay Contest Winner WEBSTER TURLINGTON Bus Drivers JIMMY CATES WEB TURLINGTON BILLY BYRD LODIS BUTTS Not Pictured Future : Htomemakers O “America Pave tereve OFFICERS OFFICERS President JIMMY CATES Vice President MARY GREEN Secretary ROSA LEE MANGUM OFFICERS President SHELBY WEAVER Vice President LYNDA WILDER Secretary SHARON JONES Senior 4-7 Club Glee Club OFFICERS President BETT Y DORMAN Program Chairman JIMMY CATES Secretary MARY SUSAN RAGLAND OFFICERS President FRANCES GREGORY Secretary and Treasurer DAPHNEY TEACHEY Social Committee CAROLYN BEALE ROBERTE WEDDLE Pelgive OFFICERS MONOGRAM OFFICERS President Frances Gregory Vice President Betty Dorman Secretary and Treasurer Webster Turlington Social Chairman Carolyn Jones President Barbara McLamb Vice President Frances Gregory Secretary and Treasurer Dick Boykin Parliamentarian Embert Page Fuquay, N. C. 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WILBURN'S THOMAS WELDING SHOP WALGREEN'S DUTCH!S DRUGS Lillington, North Carolina PLACE Buies Creek Dunn North Carolina North Carolina LAYTON SUPPLY Phone 3271 LEDER HOME Lillington, North Carolina BROTHERS FURNITURE DEPARTMENT COMPANY STORE Compliments of OVERBY FUNERAL HOME Dunn Dunn North Carolina North Carolina Coats, North Carolina ba ot Sa 44. ; PLA-tt Cc ¢ % , 4 fe- S s CH Li a foe oe ‘ pec (Get le? � @ Ss as e. r Ae ace g ape Se e AP, Carr) A, 7} , Lr Bee + 3 4, Now that we have reached the end of this, our attempt at summarizing this one year in our annual, THE CREEK, we wish to thank our very faithful and helpful advisor, Miss Dorothy Howard, who has given her time and efforts to help make this annual a success. Since this is Miss Howard's first year at Buies Creek High School, we, THE CREEK staff, think that she has done a wonderful job working with the Senior Class, We have enjoyed it very much and sincerely hope that this annual is one of the best. 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