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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

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Owens Miss Judy Ashley Bus Drivers: Wayne Johnson, Bruce Blackmon, Rex Sorrell, Earl Jones, Mike Royals Cafeteria Staff: Patricia Massingill, Louise McNeil, Eugene Williams, Lois McLean, Diana Pace Et 0m psy ay acai . : : : : ; g. picture inthe wind eek Things Custodian: Mr. Leon McLean Reading Teacher and Aide: Mrs. Gladys Dixon, Mrs. Letha Davis Librarians: Mrs. Faye Adams, Miss Judy Ashley Guidance Counselors: Mrs. Faye Adams, Mrs. Mary Lu Maxwell f Nd Enea Jae: Ron. me FS Laussisoonsgiie Seniors KEVIN STANFORD BEARD BRUCE BERNARD BLACKMON, JR. KATHRYN LYNN BETTS RANDOLPH BREWINGTON DAVID THOMAS BUNN TERI LORRAINE BROWN eniors GARY VANCE CURRIN CONSTANCE JEANETTA EVANS ROBERTA SUE HANEY LEWIS DAVID JOHNSON, JR. DELORISE ANN HOLLIDAY 10 Seniors MYRA BETH JOHNSON JAMES ROLAND LLOYD NORWOOD EARL JONES, JR. RICHARD DOUGLAS LUCAS CALVIN LEE McKOY LEAH ANN McCALL 11 Seniors DIANNE McKOY JO ANN McLEAN EVELYN McKOY TERRY LEE McLEAN JOHN WILLIE MOYD HILDA McNEILL 12 Seniors BONITA GAIL REARDON MICHAEL EDWARD ROYALS NANCY ELIZABETH ROSEMAN JOHN ROBERT RYALS RACHELLE SHAW DWIGHT RICHARD SAVAGE 13 Seniors REX LYNDELL SORRELL WAYNE HOUSTON SWIERS RUDOLPH ELTON SPEARS DAVID LAWRENCE THORNTON RONALD JAMES TURNER MICHAEL WAYNE TODD 14 Seniors GAYLE HOPE TURNER ANNA BRADEENE VAIL GLENDA SUE UPCHURCH TERRY LYNN VANN DANIEL BRYAN WILLIAMS EDWARD CHARLES WASHBURN 15 z “Procrastinating again?” Firs. Maxwell Ypaag CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Janice Johnson Mrs. Mary Lu Maxwell CLASS MOTTO “Life is like a newly fallen snow; Be careful how you trod it, cause every step will show.” CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold President...... Vice-President . Secretary ...... Treasurer ..... 16 CLASS OFFICERS Fie a eae b aae eee tgs 9 Bie. s ahoraye dete eee ECON Enel enema sd Als bi, OS rt oo aia a ae Oren ach ellens hart Sj a eas Staten, Meee. 5 hens eine bee een CLG EVO Se TiRan Fok Runde diel chee alee 084 Wl alain ea ECE ee CLASS MASCOTS Amy Howard Timmy Lane CLASS FLOWER Daisy CLASS SONG “What the World Needs Now” Marshals Sr een Leah McCall, Chief; Mike Royals, Bruce Blackmon, Robin Haney, Kathy Betts, Earl Jones, David Johnson. Senior Superlatives AEE Rte ws | MOST POPULAR Class of ’72 | 7 AND MISSES SENIOR CLASS MR Kathy Betts Leah McCall Mike Royals ea] i = O = om 2 2 Ee ep) S = 5. a Sa) DPR al o€ oles BEST ALL AROUND Glenda Upchurch Earl Jones 18 MOST ATHLETIC Leah McCall Ricky Lucas MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Delorise Holliday, Beth Johnson Wayne Swiers, Earl Jones MOST INTELLECTUAL Robin Haney Bruce Blackmon FRIENDLIEST Rachelle Shaw Mike Todd Senior MOST DEPENDABLE Delorise Holliday Bruce Blackmon WITTIEST Glenda Upchurch Gary Currin 20 ee Ma MOST TALENTED Robin Haney Superlatives i a CUTEST ; Frances Gregory David Thornton BEST DRESSED Rachelle Shaw Jimmy Lloyd 21 ha if ii ye i ae ts Lee: i Prophecy TIME: 1982 SCENE: Archaeological Excavation I gripped my pencil nervously. Imagine! A chance to interview the great archaeologist, Dr. Wayne Swiers, for my newspaper! It was the chance of a lifetime and it should be easy, for Dr. Swiers and I had graduated from high school together. When I located Dr. Swiers, he was on his knees amidst the excavation, carefully dusting a new discovery. Upon a second glance, we were both amazed to realize it was a faded photograph of the graduating class of 1972 our class. | My pen poised over my notepad, I began the interview. “Exactly what caused the destruction of the building, Dr. Swiers?” “Professor Kevin Beard’s physical science class was conducting an experiment. Needless to say it was a booming success. The principal, James Lloyd and the athlet- ic coach, Richard Lucas, were quite upset. They had planned on dynamite and were aggravated that Professor Beard stole their thunder.” “Who reported the accident?” “Several of the teachers were procrastinating in the lounge and notified the proper authorities. Miss Beth Johnson, the 6th grade teacher, kept the home eco- nomics teachers, Misses Glenda Upchurch and Frances Gregory, quiet while the li- brarian, Miss Delorise Holliday, phoned the police. “Earl Jones, now running for President, and his campaign manager, Bruce Blackmon, rushed home from Washington to offer their assistance and boost their campaign. Their competent staff, composed of James McKoy, Randolph Brewington, and Mike Royals carried on in Washington.” “Was anyone hurt in the explosion?” “Those who were then were treated by either therapist, Kathy Betts, or physiolo- gist, Teri Brown.” “How did the students react?” “Those who were attending were thrilled but graduates were appalled. The famous operatic star, Anna Vail, lost her voice for a week and world-acclaimed artist, Bonita Reardon refused to continue her creations. Constance Evans closed down her nursery school in Raleigh and Beth Roseman, Rachelle Shaw, Ronald and Gayle Turner and Terry Vann were forced to keep their own children for an entire week. David Bunn, Dwight Savage, and David Thornton dropped out of the Indian- apolis 500 and raced home to help construct a new building. Sensational author, Mike Todd was at a loss for words and restaurateur, Rex Sorrell, served nothing but bread and water, even to the famous comedians, Rudolph Spears and Terry McLean. Professor Leah McCall forgot to give a Biology exam to her Duke students and farmers in the area such as Gary Currin, David Johnson, Ralph Ryals and John Moyd failed to cultivate their crops. Employees of Campbell College organized a reconstruction campaign and with leaders like Calvin McKoy, Evelyn McKoy, Jo Ann McLean and Hilda McNeil, there will be a new school in no time flat. Minister Daniel Williams is praying for an immediate reconstruction.” “Thank you, Dr. Swiers. Eddie Washburn, our photographer, has finished his feature shots. I can see the headlines now - Excavation Uncovers Explosive School Scandal.” Class Prophet Robin Haney 23 African Safar NEM y al 2s Apr 24 A pecs, adn eer @ LOTS y Sen | 29 Gliie Gill . 5. BM Ws 3 Only the beginning. 26 ASSES 2 Accepting the challenges. of th ir world, ; : Willing to become involved to combat apathy, i And to conquer he unknown 21 Class a} 76 President.....................Sarah McKnight Vice-President ................Donald Johnson Secretary ......................Bonnie Calvert Treasurer ........ ena Glocta Elasikcins David Bennett Roy Bradshaw Bonnie Calvert Linda Dean Ray Dean John Edgerton Tony Ferrell Jimmy Gregory Joel Hall Gloria Haskins Next Donald Johnson Wayne Johnson 28 ir) Tracey Reardon Joann Stokes Betty Jo Thomas Mich ael Turner Charles Tysinger Ronnie Wimberly Danny Lauffer Mark Lloyd Marcia Lucas Lisa McCall Sarah McKnight Shirley McKoy Douglas MeNeil David Meyer Alvenia Mims David Newton Class of yu President, vue humo ses yee ..... Murray Johnson Vice-President ....... Melee .... Rhonda Matthews Secretary ........ Poe ees eee teobert Mangum Ureasurerine eer ae eee o MN se ebirat Eldon Beard Eldon Beard Bonnie Bouldin Carol Brown Steve Bunn Williard Creighton Rose Haney Lu Ann Holmes Marian Horton Mark Johnson Murray Johnson Pamela Johnson Robert Mangum Rhonda Matthews Perry McKoy Vickie McKoy 30 Donald Turlington Johnny Upchurch Frank Washburn Terry Williams 31 Jean Moore Henry Morris Ronnie Pryor Patricia Savage Lula Shaw Antonio Smith Benjamin Smith Corbin Sorrell Carol Todd Barbara Thornton President 0) eee ees ike. Herrell Vice-President i eee ee hansom Holliday Secretary ican bits enges aas en usan Royals ‘Treasurer eer cee aoe dao See ..... Shelia Walden Juanita Blackmon Connie Byrd Eugene Davis Terry Dean Steve Eddings Robert Ennis Mike Ferrell Ransom Holliday Teresa Humphrey Timothy Johnson Wilbur Johnson Cindy Jones Larry Knight Cathy Lamm Lisa Lauffer 32 Radiating happiness, Initiating action . . . Gnthusiastic, mischievous Uninhibited, talented and united. 33 Kaye Leach Laura Lloyd Sharon Matthews Debra Nelson Diana Newton Windy Pulliam Susan Royals Linda Spears Brent Stewart Debbie Stewart Elaine Stewart Lyvonne Stone Patricia Thomas Shelia Walden Pam West Carey Franklin Jn Memoriam Absence You left, but you left peace of your own gifting Imparted gently through the quiet years; you left, but you left goodness so uplifting That each remembering only endears. You left, but your soft steps of sympathy Move still to each soul turbulent in need, Your gentle going did not set you free Of hearts who loved you through each selfish deed. Your ministering spirit warms us still, Your seeds of goodness still continue growing, You left so much of love it seems to fill The very emptiness about your going. Your presence was a blessing so very dear That even in your absence you are near. - Betty W. Stoffel Carey Franklin and Michael Leach . .. friends to many... active ... cheerful ... participating ... likable... capable... willing ... independent ... a thousand big and little things that make the memories of these, our former friends and students, dear. 34 Michael Leach x Se emir kone perrened ( Howard y m A Pam Johnson, e Hane ) Ro 5 S Shelia Walden Ate DN x) y ida _ Ronee one e Holl is CHEERLEADER Delor ee re S, san Royal Su Jo f, Beth cot). hie (mas 1971 Baseball Geam tf oe) Uses GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: L. Newton (manager), Mr. Howard (coach), D. Newton (manager) Second Row: P. Thomas, S. Matthews, G. Upchurch, S. McKnight, M. Johnson, L. McCall, D. Nelson, C. Lamn, J. Blackmon, M. Lucas, B. Calvert, L. McCall BOYS BASKETBALL : D. Savage, W. Creighton, R. Lucas, M. Knight, R. Matthews. Ts Second Row McKoy, S ae o i=l oS J, . = ne a) 2s ES {eI AS 42) eB aie - = Pa om =s | 5 a ca o;} ois oO os T 9 in Gregory (manager), Mr. , G. Currin, E. Washburn First Row: J. Johnson Coach, Barry Howar Se ie et - x EM RN Io nels iiz NSE Geil: SOCCER First Row: Mr. Howard (coach), M. Johnson, M. Ferrell, D. Newton, R. Lucas, T. Ferrell, F. Washburn, (manager). Second Row: W. Swiers (trainer), J. Lloyd, E. Washburn, D. Turlington, M. Johnson, M. McKoy, T. Knight (scorer). Third Row: J. McNeil, C. McKoy, D. Lauffer, R. Matthews, R. Ryals, Fourth Row: J. McKoy, M. Todd, M. Turner, D. Williams, E. Jones. Fifth Row: C. Tysinger, D. Johnson, K. Beard, D. Johnson. Sixth Row: S. Eddings, T. McKoy. TRI-CAPTAINS Ricky Lucas, Earl Jones, Tony Ferrell The Demons work toward building a strong tradition of soccer at B.C.H.S. 43 The 1971 Buies Creek soccer season left us all with mixed feel- ings. Despite an excellent 8-2-1 record, the game which closed the season in the early stages of district play was a source of disappointment, frustration and anger. With visions of “state tournament” dancing in our heads we invaded Wilmington to take on powerful New Hanover. The contest ground through a 0- 0 score during regulation time. In the first of the two overtime periods the Demons pierced the Wildcat’s defense on David Newton’s 10 yard shot. Then, with only 30 seconds remaining, it happened. The disputed call, the penalty kick, the score - New Hanover 1, Buies Creek 1, New Hanover 2 corner kicks, Buies Creek 1. It is indeed unfortunate that this moment of defeat will be remembered far more vividly than the high points such as Ricky Lucas, Tony Ferrell and Mark Johnson combining for 28 goals in 12 games, our exciting win over Benhaven before Buies Creek’s first soccer Homecoming crowd, the sloppy, rain-soaked team which battled a strong Chapel Hill squad to a 1-1 tie, or the consistently brilliant defensive play of goalie Murray Johnson and backs Tony and James McKoy. It should be remembered that this team, was a very fine soccer team, a powerful team, as evidenced by the fact that they scored a total of 37 goals while holding their opponents to only 9. This year’s team combined to build a tradition of strong soccer at their Alma-Mater, and despite the loss of several fine seniors, the team leaves behind a legacy of skill and experience which should result in another strong team next year. Although wounded severely by the “Wilmington experience,” soccer is alive and well and living in Buies Creek. Even the cheerleaders can’t find the ball Our hustling, exuberant boys. in those lights! “Who’s the wise guy that filled the ball What can you say about a coach that with helium?” wears bermudas in the snow? Who’s that in those Finster Glints beside Mr. Howard? One and two and three and four and one “ Allah be praised!” “Tong distance for Barry who?” and fete | 45 First Row: M. Johnson. Second Row: T. Ferrell, E. Washburn, Mr. Hood (coach), D. Lauffer, M. Lloyd. UV. Basketball : First Row: C. Tysinger, E. Beard, D. Turlington, M. Johnson, L. Knight, J. McNeil. Second Row: Mr. Hood (coach), W. Harrington R. Pryor, A. Smith, M. McKoy, R. Mangum. 46 ays that are but fleetin FIRST RUNNER UP 197] Bonnie Calvert Escort: Mike Royals Homecoming Contestants . . SS “ NRX SS SY aN SS SECOND RUNNER UP THIRD RUNNER UP FOURTH RUNNER UP Carol Brown Leah McCall Lisa McCall Escort: Dwight Savage Escort: Gary Currin Escort: Douglas McKnight Homecoming Queen Delorise Holliday Representative to Harnett County Tip-Off Tournament Terry Vann, Juanita Blackmon, Finalist; Anna Vail Harvest Royalty 50 F.H.A. Belle and Attendants Tracey Reardon, Glenda Upchurch, Lisa Lauffer, Belle - Pam Johnson F.H.A. Beau and Attendants Donald Johnson, Beau - Gary Currin, Robert Mangum, Steve Eddings 51 B.C.H.S. - A Collagé 52 1eS . of Memor 53 Beth Johnson Leah McCall TYPING CHEMISTRY, ENGLISH FRENCH, HISTORY Eldon Beard : Sarah McKnight ALGEBRA I BIOLOGY Pam Johnson Rachelle Shaw HOME EC. I HOME EC. ACHIEVEMENT Beta Club MELE Beth Johnson ......... President Glenda Upchurch . Vice-President Bruce Blackmon ...... Secretary Mike Royals .......... Treasurer crete DIN OP PRAY Wayne Swiers............... President Kathy Betts............. Vice-President Lisa McCall................. Secretary Glenda Upchurch ........... Treasurer French Club 56. : SIMIAN. Bonita Reardon................ President Beth Johnson .............. Vice-President LisaiicGallaa Ancien eee Secretary Keah McGall ieee cert cree Treasurer Marilyn Johnson ............... Historian Frances Gregory .......:........ Reporter Glenda Upchurch ........ Parliamentarian Uyvonne, Stone anaes ais ee Songleader RobiniEHaney eae cone: Pianist enteric ein eo Nt RO GALI Delorise Holliday .............. President MikelHerrell err eeiieenee Vice-President ENErr ya AMIN oss ficou tars oye Secretary Bruce Blackmon .............-- Treasurer Library Club si Judy Ashley ............. Advisor Mike Royals ....... Editor-in-Chief Student Government Earl Jones..................... President Delorise Holliday .......... Vice-President Marcia Lucas .................. Secretary Rachelle Shaw ................. Treasurer 98 Ghe Creek Staff Editor-in-Chief...............Mike Royals Assistant Editor .......... Bruce Blackmon Sports Editors . Wayne Swiers, Kathy Betts Class Editor ............Delorise Holliday ArtEditor............... Bonita Reardon Business Manager ...........Beth Johnson Features Editor ......... Glenda Upchurch 59 Monogram Club Ricky Lucas ................ President Kathy Betts.............Vice-Preisdent Glenda Upchurch ........... Secretary Leah McCall ................ Treasurer IAdVisoni ses ee nL Hood Editor-in-Chief.......... Wayne Swiers Assistant Editor ....... Donald Johnson Newspaper Staff 60 ementary Paicetrattien Ria coserirarcieasnestsmtee (SHORT VOWEL SOUNDS. 3 Aa £ the children of today will be the rehitects of our country’s destiny | 61 Sighth Grade - Mrs. Lanier R. Allen, H. Blackmon, P. Blackmon, J. Bolton, D. Bradshaw, C. Byrd, J. Byrd, M. Cole, L. Collins, D. Dean, T. Easly, C. Gilchrist, D. Hatfield, K. Hatfield, J. Holmes, R. Ingram, A. Johnson, M. Johnson, D. Keller, S. King, R. Knight, S. Lloyd, L. Meyer, A. Mitchell, M. McLean, J. Phelps, L. Stephenson, R. Stewart, O. Thomas, W. Thomas, R. Tolbert, 5. Vann, S. Washburn, J. Wilbourne, M. Yoder Seventh Grade - Mrs. McLamb D. Brown, E. McCutchin, L. Engram, C. Garner, J. Garner, E. Leathers, N. Harmon, E. Humphrey, J. Johnson, A. Jung, K. King, R. King, D. Mangum, D. McKnight, R. McKoy, T. McKoy, K. Moore, D. Morris, L. Naylor, A. Roberts, R. Scarborough, L. Snipes, B. Stokes, S. Stone, S. Todd, J. Turlington, K. Vann, G. Weaver, B. Walker, D. Wester, B. Williams, M. Yoder 62 Seventh and Sixth Grade - Mrs. Martin M. C halmers, T. Ennis, B. Gregory, M. Harrington, R. Harrington, D. Hord, B. King, A. Knight, G. Matthews, M. Maxwell, J. McKoy, O. McKoy, P. McKoy, A. McKoy, A. McLean, C. McLean, R. McLean, M. Morris, A. Page, D. Polard, R. Reeves, C. Roseman, C. Sanders, B. Shaw, K. Sorrell, R. Stewart, L. Strickland, D. Tolbert, P. Tuck, L. Piper, G. Walker, D. White Sixth and Fifth Peeirsesleasito V. Ashworth, C. Bradshaw, R. Bunn, H. Davis, W. Earl, M. Easly, L. Ferrell, T. Haire, A. Johnson, D. Jung, L. Lauffer, C. Mangum, K. Matthews, E. McKinney, L. McLean, J. McNeal, S. McNeal, W. Monroe, M. Morris, L. Newton, R. Pryor, T. Reeves, D. Rievestuhl, D. Sanders, M. Scarborough, V. Sorrell, E. Stevensen, T. Washington, S. White, L. Williams, T. Williams 63 Fifth and Fourth Grade - Mrs. Rand T. Allen, C. Ashworth, B. Britt, D. Collins, D. Collins, D. Franklin, C. Harrington, G. Hatfield, D. Jackson, M. Keller, D. King, W. Knight, K. Lamn, E. Matthews, J. McDaniell, B. Monroe, K. Monroe, P. Reeves, M. Roberts, K. Sawyer, S. Sawyer, I. Smith, R. Smith, J. Spears, M. Stewart, C. Thornley, K. Thubet, D. Turlington, D. Upchurch, C. Washburn, A. Wimberly Fourth Grade - Mrs. Dupree L. Blackmon, W. Byrd, S. Dean, J. Easley, B. Fox, B. Garner, R. Gilchrist, T. Gilchrist, V. Gilchrist, J. Harmon, K. Holmes, R. Hord, S. Jones, A. Jung, T. McNeil, T. Sanders, S. Scarborough, J. Shaw, C. Sorrell, G. Spears, D. Spence, M. Stewart, S. Thornley, W. Upchurch, K. Walker, L. Washington, P. West, S. White, B. Williams 64 Ohird Grade - Mrs. Gurner i —— ‘, H. Bain, K. Carroll, K. DeFranco, M. Elliot, J. Ferrell, J. Harrington, D. Jarman, E. Johnson, R. Johnson, A. Jones, E. King, B. Leith, E. Linney, M. Lloyd, J. Marks, L. Matthews, A. McLean, E. McLean, S. McLean, T. McLean, T. McNeill, P. Pace, D. Todd, L. Turlington, J. Walker, G. Washington, C. Williams, S. Williams Ohird and Second Grade - Mrs. Williams B. Avery, D. Bryant, C. Byrd, J. Elliot, A. Ferrell, D. Gilchrist, R. Harmon, D. Harris, L. Harris, R. Hord, T. Johnson, W. Johnson, S. Knight, M. Lee, R. McDaniel, C. McKoy, T. McKoy, V. McKoy, W. Morris, K. Reeves, A. Shaw, D. Slaughter, K. Thubet, L. Pollard, L. Tolbert, L. Tolbert, R. Turlington, B. Weaver, J. Williams Second and Jirst Grade - Mrs. Mooney M. Chiolas, C. DeFranco, R. Harris, B. Johnson, S. Johnson, L. Lackey, T. Leith, L. Matthews, T. Matthews, S. Maxwell, S. McLean, C. McNeil, K. Nelson, J. Pace, M. Ramsey, G. Roberts, B. Royals, H. Sinclair, E. Skiles, L. Snipes, A. Spears, L. Tadlock, M. Turlington, D. Wiggins, M. Yoder, S. Zeedyk First Grade - Mrs. Walker M. Barrett, J. Britt, L. Bryant, C. Folwell, 5. Garner, D. Hoffman, S. Johnson, C. Jones, R. Jones, D. Jung, A. Matthews, J. Massingil, J. McKoy, T. McKoy, M. McLamb, R. McNeill, T. Monk, D. Piper, K. Reeves, B. Sanders, A. Sinclair, D. Spears, J. Spears, T. Spears, V. Spears, J. Walker, L. Weaver, R. Wimberly 66 u HP if i =A BILLIARDS 3m BOTTLES i fh Bega Hi, ee i a a iy ne Hy et Cho% BREA A es oth took fo Pad WIMBERLY FEED MILI, of oft | Custom Mixing Gri fi wt yw Compliments of ANGIER SEAFOOD MARKET Highway 55 Angier, N.C. Compliments of Angier Knitting Corporation Compliments of Paul Bailey Chev rolet 639-2222 Angier, N.C. “See Paul Bailey, he’s your Chevy Man!” Antiques Che Bin Wheel Don Fish Phone 639-2387 Raleigh St. Angier, N.C. FCX Angier Farmers Supply, Inc. Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers - Insecticides General Farm Supplies Phone 639-2919 Angier, N.C. Compliments of COLLEGE AMERICAN STATION STEPHENSON’S SODA Factory Trained Mechanic AND COFFEE SHOP Buies Creek, N.C. Buies Creek, N.C. Phone 893-9308 Compliments of Erwin Mills, Inc. A Division of Burlington Industries Erwin, N.C. LAMP POST FLORIST Charles Pulliam Welcome see Nee BUIES CREEK CAR WASH Phone 893-3589 Congratulations Seniors 69 en Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Buies Creek High School Class of 1972 SORENSEN CHRIS TIAN INDUSTRIES TN GORPORA TED Highway 210 West Angier, North Carolina Manufacturers Of Better Things For Athletics aaa reer eeee er ee ee e eee eeeeeee ere—e i Herbert L. Johnson J. D. Norris Phone Res. 897-5288 Res. 897-5239 Compliments of JOHNSON AND NORRIS a les FLEETWOOD’S BARBER SHOP Private or Auction Coats, N.C. Phone Office 897-8257 Coats, N.C. VIC LEE CO. EARL’S SELF SERVICE Coats Top Grade Meats - Fancy Groceries North Carolina Phone 897-5820 Phone 897-5601 Coats, N.C. 70 ENNIS AGRI SUPPLY GERALD W. HAYES ABATTOIR Fertilizer Coats, N.C. Plant Home “Doesn’t cost - it pays” 897-8885 897-5725 Custom Slaughtering and Processing Phone 897-5182 Coats, N.C. C. R. FERRELL, JEWELER watches - diamonds - jewelry Phone me 639-2688 Angier, N.C. 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Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline Phone 893-3560 Lillington, N.C. 893-3442 Lillington Compliments of YARBROUGH FURNITURE CO. FCA Television and Whirlpool Appliances LO-RA FASHIONS Lollie Yarbrough Ramona Bethune Hats - Bags - Gloves Famous Brand Names Butte Knits, Stacy Ames, Forever Young and others Phone 893-5148 77 WESTERN AUTO ... the family store Catalog Order Center Bob Knight, owner Lillington, N.C. Compliments of SANITARY CLEANERS Dial 893-3431 Lillington, N.C. Compliments of HARNETT COUNTY NEWS Lillington, N.C. “For more than 52 years, Harnett County’s dependable paper.” Phone 893-5121 893-5122 SEXTON’S DEPT. STORE Ladies Sportswear Men’s Ivy - Traditional - Staple Rent Formal Wear Phone 893-3323 Lillington, N.C. Compliments of ELECTRIC SALES SERVICE, INC. Angier, N.C. Your plumbing, heating, air conditioning and electrical contractors . Phone: 639-4407 ROBERT’S JEWELERS Watches - Jewelry China - Crystal - Silver Bridal Service Dial 892-2303 112 S. Wilson Ave. Dunn, N.C. J.D. LAMM Grocery Market Coats, North Carolina Tel. 897-5860 STRICKLAND MOTOR CO. “Where Things Are Happening” Opel Dunn, N.C. Dealer No. 2247 Pontiac Buick Sexton Motor Sales New Ford Cars Ford Trucks Used Cars of All Makes Lillington, N.C. Direct line from Raleigh 828-3247 Home: 893-4260 Office: 893-4164 Compliments of ROSES Dunn, N.C. ASSL ALTE SETS ES ERE ET DBE SESE IEE SLATE AL SEES DE LR EE ST IIE SSC ED SBOE We make things happen. WW)Waccamaw WACCAMAW BANK TRUST Member UNITED CAROLINA BANCSHARES ucbd Member FDIC CURRIN DORMAN, INC. Builders - Real Estate Brokers Septic Tank Work Builders of Selected Homes Phone 897-5676 P.O. Box 415 Coats, N.C Congratulations to the Senior Class of Buies Creek High School EJP Systems Buies Creek, North Carolina DICKEN’S INSURANCE AGENCY Box 265 Wake Chapel Road Fuquay, North Carolina Telephone 552-5603 Belk 210 East Broad Street P.O. Box 648 Dunn, N.C. 28334 Telephone 919 892-6107 Dunn Coca-Cola Bottling Company 19 J.E. WOMBLE SONS Womble Feed Mill Phone 893-3447 Lillington, N.C. Compliments of LILLINGTON AUTO PARTS Your NAPA Jobber Lillington, North Carolina SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Lillington, N.C. Compliments of JIMMY’S RESTAURANT Lillington, N.C. Intersection Hwys. 401 201 Students, their families, and friends are always invited to Fine Food enjoy friendly service All kinds be of beverages 80 Compliments of O’QUINN FUNERAL HOME Phone 893-3232 Lillington, N.C. LAFAYETTE DRUG CO. Lillington, N.C. Serving the Heart of Harnett “Congratulations to the Class of 1972” David N. Henderson Member of Congress C D Insurance Service, Ine. If It’s Insurance - Ask C D “Hank” Currin, Danny Burch, D. W. Denning, Sr. Phone 639-3990 P.O. Box 215 Angier, N.C. Almost Everyone Loves Pine State Milk the popular preference in Dairy Products since 1919 ASHWORTH’S Clothes for Men Boys Ladies Wear Shoes for the Family 992-5201 Fuquay, North Carolina 81 Compliments POPE’S FAMILY CENTER Downtown Dunn McLeod Insurance Agency Phone 897-5259 P.O. Box 217 Coats, North Carolina 27521 SERveEes You Fiest”™ YOUR ndependent Insurance AGENT FIRST- CITIZENS BANK Were here on your account. We believe in you! Member F.D.1.C. © First-Citizens Bank Trust Company 1965 WIMBERLY FEED MILL COATS MOTOR CO. INC. Custom Mixing Grinding Coats, North Carolina CHRYSLER Purina Chows | Plymouth | And Health Products Bus. Phone 897-5726 ; Phone 639-2322 Res. Phone 897-8872 Route Oue Angier, N.C. MA’S PLACE Compliments of: Fine eae OGBURN’S BEAUTY SHOP r Short Orders 411 West Depot St. Hwy. 55 Angier, N.C. North of Coats Phone: 639-2927 Coats, N.C. PLAZA ESSO 1801 Cumberland St. Dunn, N.C. Phone 892-4155 Service with a smile makes Happy Motoring LILLINGTON ROLLER MILLS, INC. Lillington, N.C. Manufacturers of Golden Eagle Flour, Red Circle and Blue Circle Feeds Corn Meal Compliments of 1971-1972 BUS DRIVERS “You ride ’em, we drive ’em!” Compliments of BANK NORTH CAROLINA N.A. Lillington, N.C. Phone 893-5154 Member FDIC LILLINGTON HARDWARE FURNITURE CO., INC. Phone 893-3651 Bruce Blackmon Earl Jones oA. Joel Hall Mike Royals Lillington, N.C. Wayne Johnson Rex Sorrell To Yusuke Best Wishes to : Buies Creek Seniors of ’72 Compliments of go UU AM Nike 8 ony Pargas % Ohare Po: Buies Creek, N.C. LS, Yor, LDR lle Ae pliments Mg Buies Creek, N.C. THE FABRIC CENTER 906 W. Broad St. P.O. Box 678 Phone 892-5816 Dunn, N.C. 28334 “In The Red House” Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 200 EAST CUMBERLAND STREET DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA 28334 84 Compliments of COLLEGE CAFE in downtown Buies Creek “Quality Food With Fast Service At Low Prices” Compliments of GODWIN BUILDI NG SUPPLY “Everything to build with” Dunn, N.C. Phone: 892-6121 BELOTE’S Clothing of Distinction Formal Wear Rental Dunn Plaza Dunn, N.C. Compliments of oe Stewart's Tastee Freez Bure Creek © 85 MATTHEWS OIL COMPANY, INC. Compliments of FUEL, OIL, KEROSENE, GASOLINE DUCHESS MARKET Phone 893-3560 CONVENIENCE SHOPPING LILLINGTON, N.C. 27546 Ask the man we serve LOUIS BAER DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Dunn’s Leading Department Store Mobile Home Division 5322 Fayetteville Rd. D. M. Kimmel, President Raleigh, N.C. Ronald M. Kimmel, Secy.-Treas. Dunn, N.C. 28334 C. Maurice Johnson Vice Pres. Sales Mer. 919 772-5399 BANK NORTH CAROLINA N.A. | Benson, Dunn, Lillington Member F DIC INCORPORATED ss | . 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