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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

FOREWORD. Knowledge is the key to a fuller, richer, more exciting life. Soon after high school days end, youths are dependent upon themselves in the modern business world, This is an opportunity and a challenge = to gain a true education, and to become a truly great person. The 1957 edition of THE CREEK is an attempt to sum- marize a year's activities, and incorporate them into one idea that of the days spent in meeting the challenge be- fore us. THE STAFF DEDICATION With heartfelt love and appreciation for the many times they have helped us in our work, inspired us to set our goals higher, and then en- abled us to reach those goals, we, the Senior Class of 1957, humbly dedicate this edition of THE CREEK to two of our high school teachers, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Giles. ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL COMMITTEE B. F. McLeod D. H. Green; chairman H. D. McLamb Cecil Wilkins S. H. Mitchell BEAMAN KELLEY Director of Instruction BESSIE MASSENGILL Supervisor of Instruction G. T. PROFFIT County Superintendent AY ANUAALA LALA EEE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE We began our work together on September 4, 1953, when you entered High School as freshmen and I joined the staff as Principal, During these four short years many things have happened which altered our thoughts and activities. Ifthese actions were constructive, then our attempts will be fruitful, On May 30 of this year you will have completed your work here at Buies Creek High School, Your formal education should not end here. Continue your studies in the field in which you are best suited in order that you can be of greater service to God and to your fellow man, Your abilities, personality, and persistence enable you to excel at any task that you attempt, It has been an inspiration to work with a group that possesses such fine character, I sincerely hope that you will be happy and successful in your life s work. 7 inc sapucacicinee OT POR een ee « = it see LEELA AEE LN LLL LLLP EE IIE ES iis HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY COYTE C. LANIER, A.B., B.S., M.A. Campbell College, Wake Forest College East Carolina College Principal, Chemistry, Math BETTIE E. GILES, B.S. East Carolina College Home Economics, Biology Physical Science, Civics SARA WOMBLE, A.B. Campbell College University of North Carolina English GRAHAM STEWART, A.B., M.Ed. University of North Carolina Math, Science Health and Physical Education O. W. GILES, B.S. East Carolina College Social Studies, Eighth Grade INEZ SADLER, B.A. North Carolina State College University of Chicago Baylor College Business Education ELIZABETH A. STILLWELL, A.B., B.M. Meredith College Piano, Public School Music VALERIA LANIER Campbell College East Carolina College Hardbarger's Business College Secretary KLEMENTARY FACULTY RUBY WILLIAMS First Grade MILDRED WALKER Second Grade MARTHA McKAY Third Grade BETTY T, BAZEMORE Third and Fourth Combination MABEL BURT Fourth Grade ADA BRICKHOUSE ‘ Fifth Grade JOSEPHINE BRADLEY Sixth Grade GERTRUDE TAYLOR Seventh Grade clipiet: qs THE CREEK STAFF Seated, left to right: MARY) GREEN fetta ie bra vee amen Business Manager BARBARA ANN McLAMB - - = - «= -=+--- = Editor EVELYN ROYALS ------2--- - - - Testator CAROLYN DENTON - = - - - - = Editorial Assistant CLARA DEAN -------- one wee men Typist PEGGY KING ---------- Editorial Assistant CAROLYN BUTLER- ------ 2-2-2 Typist OLA MAE CAPPS - = ------- Editorial Assistant JACKIE MATTHEWS - --=-- - - - - - Prophetess GERALD BYRD - ---------= Editorial Assistant CARMELLA AVERY - ------=-- - - - -Historian BILLY BYRD ------------- - Photo Editor ROSA LEE MANGUM - - - - = - - Edi torial Assistant BOBBY DIXON - --------- Editorial Assistant BETTY SMITH - - - - - alte d Coil) Ear Copy Editor NANCY PRYOR - ------- = Editorial Assistant Standing, left to right: ROBERT DEW - - - - - - - - - - - Editorial Assistant JOYCE STONE - - - = = = - = = = = Associate Editor R, E, BOYKIN - -------- - Editorial Assistant BETTY ALTMAN - ------=- Editorial Assistant COYTE C, LANIER------------ - Advisor } FIRST GRADE First row: Donnie Arrington, Brenda Coats, Holly Ann Couch, Cleo Ennis, Jenny Ferrell, Andy Gardner, Jerry Gregory, Rose Mary Hall, Nettean Hall, Second row: Leonard Johnson, Lynn Jones, Frankie Lanier, Wayne Lawrence, Danny Lucas, Ann Lasater, Carolyn Matthews, Katty Matthews, Lynwood McDonald, Third row: Eddie McLeod, Ralph Mitchell, Annette Moore, Paul Wayne Newton, Carol Parker, Stevie Price, Connie Upchurch, Micheal Upchurch, Darrell Reardon, Fourth row: David Reardon, Gene Ryals, Sylvia Slaughter, Wanda Stancil, Beth Stewart, Sheila Stewart, Joe Watterson, Luther West, Jr. ) : le a SECOND GRAD First row: Elaine Betts, Margaret Boyd, Gail Byrd, Joe Bullock, Prentis Capps, Dennis Currin, Ronny Cutts, Peggy Dennis, Jimmy Dixon, Second row: Donnie Durham, Vickie Gaskin, Sheila Gilchirst, Steve Gregory, William Horton, Brenda Jarman, Anna Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Melba Johnson. Third row: Levon Johnson, Phyllis Jones, Willie Lawrence, Judy Lawson, Gail Mabry, Gail Matthews, Gary McLeod, Sharon McLeod, Terry Mitchell, Fourth row; Dennis Moore, Carolyn Norris, Larry Ryals, Linda Sawyer, Patricia Slaughter, Judy Smith, Willie Smith, Ann Upchurch, Cecilia Wilkins, First tow: Shirley Baker, Ronnie Beale, Mickey Bennett, Shirley Bunn, Phyllis Butler, Eddie Cooper, Jerry Dean, Billy Dixon, Jean Dixon, Tommy Dixon, Second row: Greg Durham, Tommy Durham, David Gardner, Don Gregory, Louise Hall, Becky Hill, Bobby Johnson, Gail Johnson, Gwen Johnson, Jesse Johnson, Third row: Shelby Johnson, Calvin Jones, Tommy Lanier, Nancy Matthews, Marion Mitchell, Willa Morris, Carlton Newton, Monroe Norris, Judy Reardon, Patricia Reardon, Fourth row: Walter Shotwell, Dorsie Slaughter, Patricia Stack, Joyce Stewart, Tommy Stewart, Danny Upchurch, Annette Upchurch, Kenny Upchurch, Jerry Williams, Myrtle Walsh, THIRD GRADE First row: Wayne Allen, Jimmy Brown, Ronald Calhoun, Brenda Cooper, Carolyn Currin, Max Gregory, Randy Gregory, Jo Ann Hall, Sherrill Hall, Nancy Harrison, Second row: Donald Johnson, Horace John- son, La Vern Johnson, June Johnson, Billy Langdon, Bill Matthews, Jimmy Matthews, Johnny Matthews, Peggy Matthews, James McLeod, Third row: Norma Carol McDonald, Larry Moore, Roy Parker, Dwight Parrish, Ralph Reardon, Jim Reid, Ruth Reid, Annie Lee Sawyer, Janet Small, Phyllis Sox. Fourth row: Judy Stewart, Marilyn Stewart, Joyner Taylor, David Turlington, Fred Wade, Susan Watterson, Bill Weaver, Kent Wilburn, Frankie Wilder. FOURTH GRADE gouge? oe t PIF TH GRADE First row: Carolyn Amburn, Ann Arrington, Joseph Baucom, Patricia Baucom, Dianne Boyd, Jo Ann Brown, Betty Burkot, Doris Byrd, Sherman Currin, Second row: Norma Jean Cutts, Nell Davis, Joyce Dixon, Kay Dixon, Janet Ellen, Carolyn Gaskin, Sue Johnson, Johnny Lewis, Brenda Matthews, Third row: Catherine Matthews, Edward Matthews, Roy Mangum, Jerry Reaves, Kenneth Stone, Becky Taylor, Alice Turlington, Ginny Upchurch, Hartwell Upchurch. Fourth row: Larry Upchurch, O. B, Wallace, Ray West, Jimmy Walsh, ft hi SIXTH GRADE First row; Glenn Allen, James Altman, Linda Arrington, Sallie Arrington, Janet Byrd, Johnny Byrd, Donnie Cooper, Emma Ann Dean, Elaine Gregory, Second row: Susan Gregory, Barry Howard, Brownie Kennedy, Janice Marks, Earl Matthews, Gary Matthews, Gerald Matthews, Marie Matthews, Carol McLeod. Third row: Dianne McLeod, Joyce Newton, Woodrow Norris, Ginnie Page, Sue Pierce, Jimmy Smith, Royster Matthews, Patty Sue Stone, Kay Turlington, Fourth row: Sandra Walston, Bettie Weaver, Margie Weaver, Sue Williams, mM: SEVENTH GRADE First row: Peggy Altman, Herschel Avery, Betsy Baucom, Surrell Baucom, Judy Beale, Mike Brown, Brenda Butler, Gloria Butler, Harold Butts, Second row: Janice Byrd, Morrison Byrd, Ann Currin, Floyd Daniel, Johnny Dixon, Harry Ennis, Suvon Gaskin, Barbara Johnson, Don Johnson, Third row: Leon Jones, Paula Jones, Mike Lasater, Donna Lawrence, James Lockamy, Dianna Marks, Shirley Matthews, Wanda Matthews, Doris McLeod. Fourth row: Johnny Stone, Bennie Turlington, Emory Upchurch, Gloria Watterson, Lee e EIGHTH GRADE First row: Roger Baker, Hazel Brown, Hewitt Brown, Bill Cates, Martha Dixon, Hugh Gregory, Joe Jackson, Maurice Johnson, Marshall Johnson, Second row: Sharon Jones, Sammy Hall, Tommy Matthews, Peggy McLeod, Cora Sue Ross, William Sawyer, Becky Smith, Benjamin Stewart, Kenny Stewart, Third row: Gilbert Tripp, Mary Frances Turlington, Faye Upchurch, Earnest Walker, Gerald Walker, Janice Walker, Shelby Weaver, Linda Wilder. ye FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President LARRY CURRIN Vice President JOHN DAVIS Secretary JO ANN MATTHEWS Treasurer LARRY STEWART Marcia Amburn Carolyn Boyd LeRoy Byrd Larry Currin David Davis John Davis Linda Denning Lavern Gaskin Joe Gregory Patsy Gregory Shirley Johnson Larry Jones Julia Lane _™ Jerry Lewis Freda Marks Jo Ann Matthews Patricia Matthews Ray Matthews Jean Pearce Christine Stewart Larry Stewart Eddie Taylor Phillip Turlington Phyllis Turlington Buddy Upchurch Stanley Weaver SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President CARROLL LEGGETT Vice President JOHNNY SMALL Secretary JUDITH CURRIN Treasurer JERRY BURKOT First rows; Sharley Adams, Jim Boykin, Jerry Burkot, Grace Byrd, Iris Cates, Judith Currin, Second row: Flossie Ennis, Judy Gregory, Carroll Leggett, Elwood Newton, Gerald Pollard, Ann Rice, Third row: Johnny Small, Brenda Stewart, Henry Stewart, Kenneth Turlington, Shirley Weaver, Patricia West. Ra JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS EMBERT PAGE - - - ---------- - -President CLYDE PEARCE - - - - - - - - - - = Vice President ROBERT LANE - - - - -------- - - -Treasurer LINDA BUNN - - -- ----------= = Secretary (not pictured) SUPERLA TIVES Best Looking: CAROLYN BEALE BENNY DEAN Best Dressed: MARJORIE BAKER DAVID MILTON Cutest: LINDA BUNN WAYNE BOYD Best All Around: MARJORIE BAKER, DAVID MILTON Most Popular; FRANCES GREGORY, EMBERT PAGE Most Athletic: FRANCES GREGORY, EMBERT PAGE Most Studious: BETTY JO TRIPP, BILLY JONES Best Personality; MARY JO GARDNER, EMBERT PAGE MARJORIE BAKER BILLY RAY BAUCUM CAROLYN BEALE ANNE DEAN MARY JO GARDNER : FRANCES GREGORY MARGARET HARMON WALTER HARMON LANTZ LACKY HOWARD MARKS MARIE MATTHEWS DAVID MILTON EMBERT PAGE CLYDE PEARCE BETTY JO TRIPP KENNETH WILLIAMS ae es SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President = = - - - - - - = = - = CARMELLA AVERY SE Cletalyiey at ire nana nok oe Eh Lp een Nie ; a Treasurer - - - = - = - = - - = JACKIE MATTHEWS | Re i Vice President - - - - - - - = = - OLA MAE CAPPS (not pictured) Mascots KATHY ANN JOHNSON MICHEAL LEE STEVENSON BETTY SUE ALTMAN “If at first you do not succeed, oh well, skip it, Basketball 1, 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3 Monogram Club 4 4-H Club 1, 2 CARMELLA FAYE AVERY A friend to everyone, FHA 2, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3 Cheerleader 4 Student Government 2, 4 Music Club 1 RICHARD ELDRIDGE BOYKIN His hobbies will make him great. Glee Club 3 Student Government 2 4-H Club 1,2 Baseball 2, 3 FTA 3 CAROLYN ANN BUTLER Sometimes cheerful; always neat; she's a girl who is hard to beat, Glee Club 1 FHA 2,3,4 BILLY DALE BYRD “You can't tell what the inside is like by looking at the outsid e, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 Student Government 1, 2 BILLY GERALD BYRD If he doesn't, no one will 4-H Club 1, 2 OLA MAE CAPPS Always has time to listen to someone else's troubles, Beta Club 3 Glee Club 2, 3 FHA 1, 2,3 Basketball 1, 2 CLARA FAYE DEAN “All great people are dying - I feel ill myself,” Glee Club 1, 2,3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club 3, 4 Softball 1 CAROLYN SUE DENTON Speech is great; silence is golden, FHA 2, 3,4 4-H Club 1 ROBERT GLENN DEW His joking ways are always admired. Baseball 1, 2,3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 MARY BARROW GREEN The road of toil leads to the city of success, ™ Glee Club 1, 2,3 FHA 2,3,4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4 Monograin Club 3, 4 Softball 1 PEGGY LOU KING You never can tell what she will do next, Glee Club 1, 2,3 FHA 3,4 4-H Club 1, 2 ESTELLE LANIER “We have only known Estelle for a little while but we'll never forget her, Glee Club 1, 2 ROSA LEE MANGUM “Her smiles and laughter will always be remembered, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4 Monogram 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3 FHA 2, 3,4 JACQUELINE MATTHEWS Vigorous, smart, full of fun, Jackie's a friend to everyone. FHA 2, 3,4 BARBARA ANN McLAMB “Always willing to help anyone in need, FHA 2,3 FTA-2, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,3 Student Government 1, 4 NANCY CAROLE PYROR “Always happy, never sad, Basketball 1 Cheerleader 3,4 Monogram Club 4 4-H Club 1, 2,3 Glee Club 1, 2,3 EVELYN FAYE ROYALS “Always meets you with a smile. Basketball 1 4-H Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 FHA 3,4 BETTY BYRD SMITH If men interfere with your work, quit work, Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 3 Student Government 1 JOYCE DELANEY STONE “A friend indeed to a friend in need. Glee Club 1, 2,3 Basketball 1, 2 Student Government 4 Monogram Club 3,4 Softball 1 BEST PERSONALITY Rosa Lee Mangum Robert Dew BEST ALL AROUND Carmella Avery Billy Byrd Courtesy of GARDNER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Manufacturers of Velvet Ice Cream MOST STUDIOUS Joyce Stone R. E. Boykin Courtesy of LYNWOOD T, STEPHENSON and OPEN AIR MARKET MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Ann McLamb R. E. Boykin Courtesy of BANK OF LILLINGTON Since 1903 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ei) a § = a8 Ve 0 = TS qa H o pe ae 6 8 a eS (Q = Z a3 ‘e) : ao 2 oe [oa] = MOST POPULAR Carmella Avery Billy Byrd BEST LOOKING Jackie Matthews Billy Byrd Pn ee RS MOST ATHLETIC Clara Dean Billy Byrd Courtesy of BALLENTINE'S DAIRY Dairy Products Supreme BEST DRESSED Betty Smith Gerald Byrd CUTEST Robert Dew B 3 bo = a = os n fe) x e i Ray: 5c ety haw — 8 2 op) ors — =} bs DS Say mee LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT SECTION I Article I, To Mr, Lanier, our principal, we leave our deepest appreciation and sincere gratitude for the efforts that he has put forth for us to graduate. Article II, To our faculty, our many thanks for their everlasting interest in us. SECTION II Article I, To the Juniors, we leave our homeroom, Article II, To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to get to class on time. Article II. To the Freshmen, we leave our dignity (?). SECTION II Article I, I, Betty Sue Altman, will my love for cheerleading and basketball to Linda Denning. Article Il, I, Carmella Faye Avery, will my ability to get along with others to Lillian Ennis, Article III, I, Richard Eldridge Boykin, will the largest seat in high school to Buddy Upchurch, Article IV, I, Carolyn Ann Butler, will my ability to go steady to Patricia West. Article V. I, Billy Dale Byrd, will everything I have to anyone who wants it, Article VI, 1, Billy Gerald Byrd, will my ability to go down town without getting caught, to David Milton. Article VII, I, Ola Mae Capps, will my ability to learn science to Kenneth Williams, Article VIII, 1, Clara Fay Dean, will my ability to be a star basketball player to Ana Rice, Article IX, I, Carolyn Sue Denton, will my shy ways to Larry Stewart. Article X. I, Robert Glenn Dew, will nothing to anyone, Article XI, 1, Mary Barrow Green, will my ability to go places and do things to David Milton, Article XI. I, Peggy Lou King, will my ability to go to Dunn and flirt with the boys to Judy Gregory. Article XIII, I, Estelle Kisner Lanier, will my ability to be happily married to Carolyn Brown, Article XIV. I, Rosa Lee Mangum, will my ability to drive all over the country with- out a driver's license to anyone who can live up to it, Article XV. I, Jacqueline Matthews, will my love for Buies Creek High School to Flossie Ennis, Article XVI. I, Barbara Ann McLamb, will my love for helping others to Patricia Matthews, Article XVII, I, Nancy Carole Pryor, will my ability to stay single to Marjorie Baker, Article XVIII, I, Betty Byrd Smith, will my boyish ways to Mary Jo Gardner, Article XIX. I, Joyce Delaney Stone, will my ability to always get a treat on Halloween to Carroll Leggett, Article XX. I, Evelyn Faye Royals, will my height to Ann Dean. ty CLASS HISTORY A large part of our class entered the first grade together, These were Billy Gerald Byrd, Carolyn Ann Butler, Rosa Lee Mangum, Clara Fay Dean, Betty Byrd Smith, Robert Glenn Dew, Joyce Delaney Stone, Carmella Faye Avery, Billy Dale Byrd, Mary Barrow Green, Barbara Ann McLamb, Peggy Lou King, Carolyn Sue Denton, and Richard Eldridge Boykin, As the years went by, many new members were added to our class. These were Evelyn Faye Royals, Jacqueline Matthews, Nancy Carole Pryor, Betty Sue Altman, Estelle Kisner Lanier, and Ola Mae Capps, We started to school in the Kivett Building at Campbell College. When we entered the fourth grade, we had a new building. Our freshman year arrived and we made our first appearance in high school, It was exciting, but we soon learned to settle down to the high school routine, Our sophomore year found us a little more settled. We had fun taking trips and in all had a very successful year, Then came our junior year, It was really a busy one. First we chose our class rings and then gave our junior play, Then came the very much worked for banquet, The theme, “Evening in Paris,” was well carried out, In a short time we were off for our class trip to Washington and New York, Everyone had a wonderful time and it was an experience we shall never forget, After three months which quickly slipped by we began a new year, We were filled with the enthusiasm of being seniors, While we were busy getting The Creek ready for the press, we gave the senior play, titled “Headin’ fer a Weddin’, Our Junior-Senior banquet was held in the spring. We had a wonderful time. We worked hard planning for graduation, but we enjoyed it because we knew we would soon be going our separate ways. Now that we must part, we hope we will meet often, We shall always look back to these days and the cherished memories of our school life at dear ole Buies Creek High,” Carmella Avery, Historian CLASS PROPHECY After being parted for ten years it was interesting to think of the dear ole Buies Creek Senior Class of 1957. Today, May 30, 1967, while the class was meeting we found that: Betty Sue Altman is single but is still looking for the right one while being manager of McKnight's Drug Store. Carmella Faye Avery has succeeded as a beautician. She now has her own shop and her wonderful personality has won her many customers, Richard Eldridge Boykin is now happy with his own Jet Air Base in Buies Creek. Carolyn Ann Butler is happily married to a Sampson County farmer and is raising huckleberries for the market. Betty Byrd Smith is very busy keeping up with her little Smiths. Billy Dale Byrd is a happy bachelor teaching mathematics at Campbell to the pretty college girls, Billy Gerald Byrd still has a new Chevrolet and enjoys telling of its power. Ola Mae Capps is still happily married and has a beautiful new home in Coats. Carolyn Sue Denton has a secretarial job with an insurance agency in Durham but still visits Dunn for a special reason, Clara Fay Dean is now manager of the girls’ basketball team at Campbell College. Robert Glenn Dew has decided to be a 20-year man in the Air Force, Mary Barrow Green is now an efficient secretary in Raleigh but is still visiting Camp- bell College. Peggy Lou King, being single, is now working at State Hospital and enjoying it, Estelle Kisner Lanier is having trouble finding a baby sitter while she teaches a Christian course at Campbell College. Barbara Ann McLamb is now a member of the faculty at Buies Creek High School, where she is teaching geometry, Jacqueline Matthews, after a few years of working, has settled down and is happily married, Nancy Carole Pryor liked Buies Creek High School so much she couldn't leave! She is now a very efficient secretary for the school, Evelyn Faye Royals tells us she is still looking for a nice guy with a new Ford, Joyce Delaney Stone is now happily married to a former B, C. flame and is busy teaching the little Pats, Jackie Matthews, Prophetess anes aS STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS PRESIDENT Barbara Ann McLamb VICE PRESIDENT Embert Page SECRET ARY Joyce Stone TREASURER Carmella Avery Fo sAe OFFICERS PRESIDENT Barbara Ann McLamb VICE PRESIDENT Embert Page LIBRARIAN Judy Currin FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA shondow, { a mabe a vis } i UTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERIC Ps IAD F.H.A, OFFICERS PRESIDENT pet=oy=0 = ) a pei ih ael eee ea Nate TCen VICE. 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Sey BASIN BALE Cee pSRRERSA BS. heoak ret re BASEBALL MISS BUIES CREEK HIG ROSA LEE MANGUM ea ba nea oie 4 ) ; 43 ‘ asd Crea i as mY PY To one who has meant so much in making our high school days a happy experience, who has helped us see the importance of a good character, who has taught us with patience and understanding, and who has been a per- sonal friend to each of us, it is difficult to show the appreciation we feel. Inadequate as the expression is, we, THE CREEK staff, wish to say Thank you to our advisor, Mr. Coyte C. Lanier, for the wonderful work he has done at Buies Creek High School, He has given of his time, his efforts, and of himself to enable us to be better students and better people. The Best Yearbooks Are TAYLOR-MADE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS, TEXAS : ¥ % : a Ls ; ans 6 Pee L j ; ’ SRN ve - a Ee iz J F age a y a pf Se Pate