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

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Students learn what they live and these five Seniors exemplify a superior code of personal ethics and self-discipline. Depen dability, citizenship, and positive attitudes characterize the high school faculty's selection of Outstanding Seniors for the 1971 school term.

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entor Superlatives MOST ATTRACTIVE Glenda Mitchell Ty Johnson arshals Elizabeth Blackmon, Chief Shirley Mangum, Janet Mabry Leon Jernigan, Bud Nordan 24

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Last Will and Cestament We, the 1971 graduating class of Buies Creek High School, do in this our Last Will and Testa- ment, bequeath the following to those deserving. SECTION I Article I: To our parents, we leave our unending love and appreciation for seeing us through the trials and tribulations of our wonder years. SECTION II Article I: To Mr. Willoughby, our principle, we leave saying, Thank you for your patience, well tested by us this year. Article II: To the faculty we leave our deepest appreciation for patience, understanding, and guid- ance shown us today, knowing it will help make us better citizens of tomorrow. Article III: To the Underclassmen, We leave many money raising projects, classrings, the prom, the annual, and finally graduation, with best wishes. We, the members of the Senior Class, bequeath the following: I, Elizabeth Blackmon, will the fun of being a Senior at BCHS to Bruce, Juanita, and Linda. I, Danny Brown, leave my position at center fullback in Soccer, to anyone who thinks they are good enough to fill it. I, Roger Brown, leave my love (?) for a 193 9 Ford Coupe to anyone that can stand it. I, Cathy Butts, leave the ability to graduate from high school in four years to Mark Johnson. I, Malinda Crawford, ‘will the good times I am having with Donald McKoy to Della Harrington. Hs I, Francis cdinGaeaice-elelelsiclele)« silcle oelelelelclelele lclelel leicielete LAV IDETION . Freddy Rerdec, leave my ability not to drag race to anyone who thinks they can withstand the pressure. I, Joyce Harrington, will all my problems to Jo Ann McLean. I Frankie H Tington, leave the ability to sleep in Mrs. Ledbetter's class to anyone who can get by with ite ae ; “9xéh, Leon Jernigan, leave my ability to pass math without doing any homework to anyone who needs it. Lery. Johnson, ‘leave 7 sees to do whatever I do best, to anyone who thinks they can do it. ‘ all posi to Tony McKoy. out of trouble to David Bunn and Jimmy Lloyd. m to Ronnie Matthews. y bottom locker, and a wild, wild Senior year to the only one ko Youle chandlt hem, Kathy Betts. I, Cae pie Retaat, leave typing tables with nails sticking up on the tops to Mrs. Johnson so the on them like I did. ll my love for Willie Maull to some lucky girl who can stand it. ishing Earl could come, too. VL, my love and popularity for Henry Hicks to anyone that can dig where os : a fer Patricia and Ories. a” See, dy Brox : Math notebook to Mrs. Ledbetter, so she won't have to work d enjoy their Senior year. ome poor, starving soul at lunch. TESTATRIX MALINDA CRAWFORD 26