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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1976 volume:

CONTENTS Appreciation a Seniors DEDICATION ded i ca tion (ded ’e ka shen), n. Zeal, faithfulness, enthu- siasm: The teacher’s dedication was her most outstanding quality. syn: Mrs. Jackie S. Slaughter. We the 1976 Creek Staff dedicate our annual to someone who has meant a great deal to us during our four years of high school. Someone who believes in her students and gets involved. We are proud to dedicate the 1976 Creek to our teacher, and our friend, Mrs. Jackie S. Slaughter PERLE waves Look around, it's perfectly clear. The... Mr. Willoughby For his dedication and deep concern for Buies Creek High School, the 1976 Creek Staff would like to express their gratitude to Mr. John A. Willoughby ie, ig Mrs. Davis The 1976 Creek Staff would ERR cee Hse Bees like to extend a special — Se Ee “Thank you” to someone whose : ? efforts have gone unrewarded until now, Mrs. Letha Davis, for a job well done. 33 va tee 140 oe S64 a b34, dane Sees SRE RAL a Pt: wireeg 2 26S : Bees ganatebaah S) IPI Nil OIE Mr. and Ms. Senior Class John and Sheree Cutest Mark and Sheree eg erp Most Talented John and Lunette Most Athletic Most Dependable Marshall and Ruby John and Mila Most Intellectual Julie and Mila 11 | In Memory Of Ronald David Tolbert October 14, 1958 — August 13, 1973 Is not to die. — Thomas Campbell SS sme To live in hearts we leave behind SS) SS39CSSSS ———— Not Pictured Thereas Morris Arthur Johnson, Jr. Lefflett Teed Easley III Sophia Rachel Boyle — Ae =) @ O a2 + Y) O = Ke) Be Class of Most Attractive Friendliest Anthony and Laura Marshall and Carol Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Mark and Julie Herbert and Carol Wittiest Arthur and Dianne 15 Sponsors and Mascots Mrs. Ellen and Mrs. Adams President — Herbert Chavis, Vice-President — John Phelps, Jay Lamm and Amie Okimoto Secretary — Lunette Stephenson, Treasurer — Julie Byrd 16 WTCCT TEETER CE CEE EE CECECEEES ayy, YY lees A RERERES Pees = cs Class Flowers S p) 4 Class Song Red and White Roses w = “Brian’s Song” Zh a as 776 491© Class Motto Senior Class Officers ST TTTLTCTETCEEEECE ECE CECE CEE CECE EE CECE EEE E CECE CECECE CECE Q Class Colors Red, White, and Blue If aman does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears the beat of a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. — Thoreau SISISSIIAIIIIIAIAI3 33g IIIs sss SSS SSS as sss ess! “oy 3353999999 SSg SSS 99999 9999S 9S 50 () By ‘Dec WHEN IN THE COUR FOR the Class of 19 Arttle Il: Tot your supp et LJ a @4¢ es , leave my sister, Bétsy” ae ret forw jo are t FEN ‘Tl, Carol Byrd, leave my position as Vars Cheerleader to my sister, Cathy. I Julie Byrd, leave my ability to put off.till _ tomorrow what : Bice have done today (a J, Mark a leave my gol tt atican beat me without roy Gaskin, leave Buies kK.H - |, Dianne Vaughn, leave hoping all newcomers ing my term of twelve years of hard find the friendship and fun | found at B.C.H.S. . |, John Wilbourne, leave my love for movies to , Carol Gilchrist, leave my younger brothers and Mrs. Shawver. sisters the best of luck. ; |, Marshall ‘Matt’ Yoder, leave my six-shooters, |, Mila Johnson, leave a banana sandwich anda a silver star, Kitty, and a brown paper bag to thermos of unpasteurized milk to the lunchroom. Donald Mangum. 17 Kk x: SENIOR ID RECT iy LAURA BEALS — Band 1,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; “Creek” Staff; French Club 3,4; Marshal 2,3; Science Club 3; Student Council 1,3. DORIS BISSETTE — FHA 1, Secretary 2; Health Careers Club Treasurer 4; Library Club President 4; Student Council 4. SOPHIA BOYLE — American Field Services 2,3; Health Careers Club 4; National Forensic League 1,2. CAROL BYRD — Cheerleader 2,3; FHA 1,2; French Club 3; Health Careers Club 3, President 4; Homecoming Representative 3; Library Club 3, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 2,3; Office Aide 1; Science Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Queen of Hearts 2. JULIE BYRD — Band 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 2; “Creek” Staff; ESAA Committee 3; FHA 1,2,3; Freshman Class Secretary; French Club 3,4; Homecoming Representative 3; Junior Class Treasurer; Library Aide 3, Library Club 3; Marshal 3; Monogram Club 3; Science Club Secretary 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council Vice-President 4. HERBERT CHAVIS — Baseball 1; Basketball 1,3; Bus Driver 3,4; “Creek’’ Staff; Junior Class Vice- President; Senior Class President; Soccer 2,3,4; Student Advisory Committee 2; Student Council Treasurer 3. MARK COLE — Baseball 1; Basketball 1; ‘““Creek’’ Staff; French Club 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4. LENORA COLLINS — Basketball 3,4; Chorus 2; FHA 4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. 4S 18 TIM EASLEY — Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Golf 4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Soccer 1,2. ELROY GASKIN — Baseball 3,4; Soccer 3,4. CAROL GILCHRIST — Cheerleader 1; FHA 1,2, Officer 4; Harvest Festival Representative 4; Health Careers Club 3,4. MILA JOHNSON — Basketball 2; Beta Club 2, Treasurer 3,4; Chorus 4; “Creek’’ Staff, co-editor; FHA Songleader 1, Pianist 2, Historian 3; French Club 3, President 4; Freshman Class Treasurer; Homecoming Representative 3; Marshal 3; Science Club 3. SHARRY KING — FHA 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Homecoming Representative 4; Monogram Club 4. RUBY KNIGHT — Basketball 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3, Officer 4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Homecoming Representative 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. SHEREE LLOYD — FHA 1,2,3; French Club Secretary 3; Homecoming Representative 1; Marshal 3. ANTHONY MITCHELL — Band 2,3,4; Chorus 4; ‘‘Creek’’ Staff; French Club 3; Health Careers Club 3, Secretary 4: Junior Class President; Sophomore Class Treasurer. JOHN PHELPS — Band 3; Beta Club 2,3, President 4; ‘‘Creek’’ Staff, co- editor; ESAA Committee 4; Golf 2,3,4; Marshal, chief 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Morehead Scholarship Nominee; Senior Class Vice- President; Student Council 1,4. 4 NSN eS MIRIAM SMITH — FHA 4; Health Careers Club 4. LUNETTE STEPHENSON — Band 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Chorus 4; FHA 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Junior Class Secretary; Marshal 3; Queen of Hearts Representative 2; Science Club 3; Senior Class Secretary. ROBIN STEWART — Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,4; Bus Driver 4: “Creek” Staff; French Club 3,4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Science Club 3. SHEILA VANN — Beta Club 2; FHA 1,2; Health Careers Club 4; Library Club 3, Vice-President 4; Science Club President 4; Student Council 4. DIANNE VAUGHN — Basketball 1,2; Beta Club 3; Cheerleading 3; Miss Christmas Representative 3; Library Club 2; Marshal 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3; Science Club 3. JOHN WILBOURNE — ‘‘Creek”’ Staff; Golf 2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3, Trainer 1. MARSHALL YODER — Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 4; ‘‘Creek’’ Staff; ESAA Committee 2; French Club 3,4; Freshman Class Vice- President; Golf 2,3,4; Harnett County Advisory Committee 4; Health Careers Club Treasurer 3; Marshal 3; Monogram Club Secretary 2, President 3; Morehead Scholarship, County Nominee; Science Club President 3; Soccer 1,3,4; Sophomore Class President; Student Council 2,3, President 4. x + += “You've Got The Cutest 20 JR. — SR. PROM The 1974-75 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Dutch Inn in Benson. The juniors, who were hard pressed to earn the money for the prom, chose a simple theme — Evening in Holland. There was a live band. Those who went enjoyed themselves and will remember it for quite a while. MARSHALS John Phelps — Chief Marshal; Lunette Stephenson; Sheree Lloyd; Mila Johnson; Dianne Vaughn; Julie Byrd; Laura Beals; Marshall Yoder. These students had an average of 90 or above for their 9-11 grade years. — 1 oe � OAE On en NORE + eRe a OO rater o% 4 O43 — ‘ . fe r Bagh ena +P Band and Chorus Gain New Director BAND. Row 1: Warren Monroe, Donald Stewart, Alisa Jung, Kathy King, Anthony Mitchell, Sid Boyle, Robin Stewart, Kevin Monroe. Row 2: Marshall Yoder. Row 4: Lunette Stephenson, Lynn Beal, Jeff Easley, Paul Tuck, David Maribeth Yoder, Beth King, Dayna Jung, Julie McKnight, Dean Burgess. Row 3: Betty Britt. Byrd. CHORUS OFFICERS. Secre- tary — Sharry King, President — Lenora Collins, Accompa- nist — Lunette Stephenson. Lenora Collins, Carol Gilchrist. Row 3: Mila CHORUS. Row 1: Arthur Johnson, Elroy Gaskin, Marshall Yoder, Gwen Weaver, Sharry King, Johnson, Lunette Stephenson. Row 2: Anthony Mitchell, Thereas Morris, BAND OFFICERS. Concert Mistress — Lunette Stephenson, Captain — David McKnight, Treasurer — Maribeth Yoder, Captain — Marshall Yoder. 22 BETA CLUB. Row 1: Maribeth Yoder, Beth King, Eddie Lunette Stephenson, Sophia Boyle, Laura Beals, Melody Humphrey, Paul Tuck, Marshall Yoder, John Phelps, David Burgess, Mrs. Jean Shawver, Advisor. McKnight. Row 2: Anita Jung, Julie Byrd, Mila Johnson, Beta Requirements Change g ag ee : wens ee % The Beta Club, an organization made up of students who demonstrate good character and achievement, changed its membership requirements this year. BETA CLUB OFFICERS. Treasurer — Eddie Humphrey, Secre- A student must now achieve a 93 tary — Maribeth Yoder, Vice-President — Julie Byrd, Pres- scholastic average, a B in conduct ident — John Phelps. and faculty approval to qualify and to remain a member. lew members were inducted during ceremonies held in lovember. Beta’s received their just awards. a by | | S i 3 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. Vice-President — Julie Byrd, Secretary — Anita Jung, Treasurer — Melody Burgess, President — Marshall Yoder. STUDENT COUNCIL. Row 1: Rusty Scarborough, Paul Tuck, David McKnight, Sharon Smith, Jan McLeod, Cindy McLean, Herbert Chavis, Mrs. Fay Adams, Ad- visor. Row 2: Ray Smith, Warren Monroe, Mark Stewart, Kim Vann, Pamela Hamilton, Doris Bissette, Mila Johnson, John Phelps. Row 3: Marshall Yoder, Anita Jung, Melody Burgess, Julie Byrd. student Boards Promote Understanding ¥ . 3 ® = STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE. Marshall Yoder, Beth King, ESAA COMMITTEE. Therone McKoy, John Phelps, Tony Johnson, Cindy McLean. Beth King, Ruby Knight, Debra Hord. OFFICE WORKERS. Row 1: Herbert Chavis, Cindy McLean, Kathy BUS DRIVERS. Row 1: Mark Cole, Robin Stewart. Row 2: Kathy Moore, Donald Mangum, Sherry Williford. Row 2: Tim Ennis, Ricky Moore, Sherry Williford, Donald Mangum. Row 3: Herbert Chavis, Jorgensen. Marshall Yoder, David McKnight. apple? eo! lee © . . 4 J é : ae i : ‘ y to Sa ol a mm 4 Fa tind OS “2 FRENCH CLUB. Row 1: Robin Stewart, Eddie Humphrey, Ricky Jor- gensen, Tim Ennis, Sid Boyle, Joe Pulley, Chris Jorgensen. Row 2: Sharon Smith, Jan McLeod. Row 3: Dean Burgess, Marty Scar- borough, Paul Tuck, John Jones, David McKnight, Lynn Marsh- banks. Row 4: Pat Easley, Laura Lauffer, Tony Johnson, Rusty Scar- borough. Row 5: Marshall Yoder, Lunette Stephenson, Beth King, Maribeth Yoder, Mark Roberts. Row 6: Julie Byrd, Mila Johnson, Melody Burgess, Linda Strickland, Anita Jung, Kathy King, Karen Sawyer, Sharen Sawyer, Dayna Jung. The French Club at the ’75 Festival. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS. Secretary — Maribeth Yoder, Trea- surer — Anita Jung, Vice-President — Melody Burgess, President — Mila Johnson. French Club Attends Foreign Language Festival The French Club, composed of students interested in the language, attended the Foreign Language Festival held at Campbell College in 1975. They participated by constructing a float used in the parade. Several students planned to travel in France during the Easter holidays with students from other schools. Lafayette meets Washington. Ride-em Mark! illeattpecncrcccseaseti sions F.H.A. Sponsors Halloween Festiva! ay F.H.A. Row 1: Portia Williford, Debra Hord, Barbara Holliday, Rhonda King, Sharry King, Beth King, Vivian Ashworth, Odessa McKoy, Rhonda McKoy, Miriam Smith, Pinda McKoy, Sharen Sawyer, Karen Sawyer, Myrisha Maxwell. Row 2: | i i) Win ki Wi og WTS The Denim Pageant Contestants. 26 Carol Gilchrist, Ruby Knight, Kathy Moore, Lenora Collins, Mrs. Mary Lou Ellen — Advisor, Sherry Williford, Kim Vann, Kathy King. Row 3: Gwen Weaver, Linda Newton, Andrea Ledgerwood, Terry Williams, Kim Thubet, Ann Wade. The F.H.A. sponsored the Halloween Harvest Festival this year which featured talent from Elementary, Junior High, and High School and also “Buies Creek’s Delightful Dozen.’’ The F.H.A. sent six contestants to the Miss Denim Pageant in Erwin last October. They are pictured below. F.H.A. OFFICERS. Reporter — Carol Gilchrist, Parlimen- tarian — Ruby Knight, Secretary — Kathy Moore, Historian — Lenora Collins, Advisor — Mrs. Mary Lou Ellen, Treasurer — Sherry Williford, Vice-President — Kim Vann, President — Kathy King. Library Club Adds Cultural Items LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS. Treasurer — Portia Williford, , Secretary — Carol Byrd, Vice-President — Sheila Vann, Kim, Beth, and Vivian — our hardworking library aids. President — Doris Bissette. The top priority of the Library Club in the 75-76 year was to purchase cultural items to beautify the library. This club, composed of students who are library aids, bought the items with money earned in fund raising projects. The club attended several seminars and conferences this year. LIBRARY CLUB. Row 1: Mrs. Glenda Blackwelder, Beth Mrs. Fay Adams, Advisor. Row 2: Portia Williford, Carol Byrd, Gregory, Kim Thubet, Vivian Ashworth, Mrs. Elaine Dykes, Sheila Vann, Doris Bissette. 27 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB. Row 1: Kathy Moore, Ricky Jor- gensen, Michelle Chalmers, John Wilbourne, Tim Ennis, Chris Jorgensen, Debra Hord, Vivian Ashworth. Row 2: Robin Stewart, Nan Harmon, Odessa McKoy, Barbara Holliday, Sheila Vann. Row 3: Sophia Boyle, Pinda McKoy, Rhonda The Health Careers Club kept a scrapbook this year containing momentos from their activities. The book included pictures and write-ups of field trips, their assembly program, and other activities. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB OFFICERS. Treasurer — Doris Bis- sette, President — Carol Byrd, Vice-President — Ruby Knight, President-Elect — Rhonda McKoy. ht gee, King, Lenora Collins, Carol Gilchrist, Sharry King, Beth Gregory. Row 4: Anthony Mitchell, Ruby Knight, Doris Bis- sette, Rhonda McKoy, Carol Byrd. Row 5: Gwen Weaver, Jan McLeod, Joanie McNeill, Sherry Williford, Myrisha Maxwell. Health Careers Club Plans Scrapbook Club members discussed ideas with their sponsor, Mrs. Williams. “Weighing big decisions.” Science Club Buys New Equipment The major ambition of the Science Club this year was to raise money to purchase necessary items for the Science Lab. They planned to obtain reference books to use for extra research and equipment for experiments and labs. SCIENCE CLUB. Row 1: Chris Jorgensen, Cliff Roseman, Robin Stewart. Row 2: Tim Ennis, Rodney Stewart, Maribeth Yoder, Sharon Smith, Beth Gregory. Row 3: Mr. Robert Smith, Advisor, Robert Anderson, Mark Stewart, Kathy Moore, Gwen SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS. Secretary — Debra Hord, President — Sheila Vann, Treasurer — Calvin Mangum, Vice-President — Myrisha Maxwell. Weaver, Kathy King, Carol Byrd, Doris Bissette, Vivian Ash- worth. Row 4: Debra Hord, Calvin Mangum, Sheila Vann, Myrisha Maxwell, Terry Williams, Joanie McNeill. MONOGRAM CLUB. Row 1: Pat Easley, Sherry Williford, Cindy McLean, Herbert Chavis, David McKnight, Kim Vann, Junior Garner, Rusty Scarborough, Bobby Philbrick, Steve Todd, Donald Mangum, Mark Cole, Jody Johnson, Ricky Jor- gensen, Joe Pulley, Therone McKoy, Mr. Barry Howard, Ad- 30 Monogram Club Sells Leather Goods To raise money for the Monogram Club this year members planned to sell leather goods such as chokers and bracelets. The Monogram Club, made up of students who have a letter in one or more sports, elected the following officers pictured at the left. Treasurer — Kim Vann, President — Rusty Scarborough, Vice-president — David McKnight, Secretary — Steve Todd. visor. Row 2: Warren Monroe, Tim Easley, Arthur Johnson, Sharry King, Lenora Collins, Anthony Knight, Ruby Knight, Robert Harrington, Paul Tuck, John Phelps, John Wilbourne, Rodney Stewart, Elroy Gaskin. The Creek otatt seeks ike Record N ®Sia | Q | (s) THE 1976 CREEK STAFF. Row 1: Herbert Chavis, Laura Beals. Row 2: Mrs. Jean Shawver, Advisor, John Wilbourne, Marshall Yoder, Mark Cole, Julie Byrd, Mila Johnson. Robin Stewart, John Phelps, Anthony Mitchell, The 1976 Creek staff, in order to Organizations Editor; Laura Beals — Carry out and promote our theme Highlights Editor, Business Co-Editor; “The Spirit of ’76,” posed for staff Julie Byrd — Senior Class Editor; portraits in October. Herbert Chavis — K-8 Editor; Mark The positions of the staff are as Cole — Sports Co-Editor; Anthony follows: Mrs. Jean Shawver — Mitchell — Theme Editor; Robin Advisor; Mila Johnson — Co-Editor in Stewart — 9-11 Editor, John Chief, Faculty Editor, Index Editor; Wilbourne — Business Co-Editor; John Phelps — Co-Editor in Chief, Marshall Yoder — Sports Co-Editor. pnt Marshall Yoder and Lunette Stephenson Who’s Who in Music in American High Schools Anita Jung and Kathy King Home Economics II Beth King — Home Ec. I, English | U.S. and N.C. History Mila Johnson — French | Bryan Walker Auto Mechanics Paul Tuck — Health and P.E. Physical Science O-= =mMvoro r John Phelps — English II|, Bookkeeping, Geometry Herbert Chavis Welding a cheiv er — (uh chev ur) n., -s pl. 1. one who: does; gets done; Carries out; brings to a successful end; accomplishes: In Buies Creek School, at the end of each school year, the top acheivers are recognized in aschool assembly. 2. one who reaches (a certain end) by their own efforts: These acheivers are students who have gotten the best grades in their class or other- wise shown themselves to be top students in that area. We are proud of them. Jeff Easley — Junior Band Award Wendy Byrd — Beginner Band Award HOMECOMING 34 Homecoming. . . 24 October1975... Homecoming 24 October 1975. . . Homecoming . . .24 October Homecoming was a special event this year. The cheerleaders conducted Spirit Week during the week before the game, which included a Tacky day, a Sadie Hawkins day, Fifties day, and others. Each class and club elected a representative to the Homecoming Court and the OCTOBER 19s school voted from this selection. Jan McLeod was crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime of the soccer game. To top off the whole evening, the soccer team successfully defeated Goldsboro by a score of 3to1...Homecoming. . . 24 October Homecoming. . . 24 October 1975... Homecoming 24 October 1975. . . Homecoming . . . 24 October HOMECOMING QUEEN Jan McLeod Second Runner Up First Runner Up Sharry King Sherry Williford BKBKSKEKOKE KEKE KEK KEI a3 Re HE HOMECOMING '75 The Homecoming Court The girls are left to right: Melody Burgess, Cindy McLean, Pinda McKoy, Ruby Knight, Sharry King — 2nd runner up, runner up, Kathy King, Kim Thubet, Sophia Boyle, Maribeth Jan McLeod — Homecoming Queen, Sherry Williford — 1st Yoder, Karen Sawyer. 36 The Demons smile after taking the championship. SOCCER SCHEDULE Hale Notre Dame Deep River Broadway Sanford C. Deep River Broadway Sanford C. Hale Ravenscroft Sanderson Hoggard Clement Chapel Hill Clement Goldsboro E. New Hanover Greenfield Broadway Sanford C. New Hanover Ravenscroft + 999999909000099000000000 O-]HYORORWANMDO$ON=HOOARWOW B B B B B B B B B B B B ) B B B B B B B B B D enotes Conference Games The man behind it all Aoon-_-$ANO-$NMN- O+H H oH O aH aH SOCCER TEAM TAKES SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP The 1975 soccer season at Buies Creek High School has gone in history as one of the school’s greatest years. Overall, the Demons compiled a 15-6 record and at the conclusion of the season were the fifth-ranked team in the state. The team marched through its conference schedule with a spotless 8-0 record, outscoring the opposition by a combined total of 34-4. It was the fifth consecutive conference championship for Buies Creek. The Demons placed four players on the all- regional team. They were Rusty Scarborough, Steve Todd, Marshall Yoder, and Arthur Johnson. Rusty Scarborough also made the all-state team. After taking the conference crown, the team faced tough outside competition. They took seven of these games and came very close to winning in several others. Following these games the Demons participated in the sectional tournament at Campbeil College. Here they defeated two opponents to capture the tournament. The Demons then traveled to Wilson to take part in the eastern regional of the state tournament where the Demons took on New Hanover, a highly ranked team from Wilmington. In a tight game the Demons pulled out a victory with Arthur Johnson’s shot from the twelve-yard line to win 1-0. Now only four teams remained in contention for the State title. In the next game the Demons faced Ravenscroft, a top ranked team from Raleigh. The tremendous season finally came to aclose as the Demons lost 5-0 in a game that was much closer than the score indicated. The Demons lost many outstanding seniors, but should continue to be one of the top teams in the state. ‘“‘We’re Number One” Get A Kick Out Of Soccer “Hello, | Love You, Won’t Yor Tell Me Your Name’’ aS ae en eer pee Rusty Scores Again Matt Boots One Marshall Yoder ar Mark Cole Herbert Chavis Arthur Johnson 40 Rusty Scarborough Junior Garner � ee, Mark Roberts Mark Stewart David McKnight panes Steve Todd 41 Golf Team Drives For Championship SMP: Hard work, patience, dedication, and talent made up achampionship team. Under the direction of Coach Bill Tyson, Buies Creek hoped to win their first golf championship in 1976 after finishing in second place for the past three years. The Demons were led by their four senior starters: Mark Cole, who was 1975 all conference golfer and captain of the team; Marshall Yoder, who was the power of the team; John Phelps, who was the most improved since he joined the team four years ago; and John Wilbourne, who was looking for his senior year on the golf team to be the best of his career. In 1975 the golf team compiled a record of 42 Row 1: Coach Tyson, John Wilbourne, Marshall Yoder, John Phelps. Row 2: Dean Burgess, Mark Cole. fifteen wins against only four losses. In 1977 the Demons, with the loss of four seniors, will be hit hard, but look to the youth in the team to carry on the winning tradition. The golf team planned to ask younger boys or girls to take up the game of golf so that Buies Creek will always have a strong team. With this in mind the future for Buies Creek in the golf realm is very bright. The golf team sends this note of thanks to Keith Hills Country Club for the use of the championship golf course, enabling the Demons to make their bid for their first conference championship. his a Matt roughing it! (ape | To the victors, go the spoils. —— | Coach Tyson amazed at such low Dean chips it in again. Having fun at the beach? scores, Boys Basketball Shows Improvement How’s your love life, Mar- shall? Ultra-Brite’s dying to know. ERR Top: Junior Garner, Donald Mangum, Steve Todd, David McKnight, Herbert Chavis, Anthony Knight, Rusty Scarborough, Marshall Yoder, Clif Roseman, Therone McKoy, Elroy Gaskin, Ronnie McLean, Arthur Johnson, Warren Monroe, Coach Barry How- ard, Manager: Tim Easley. 44 _In Action NS) “Burned your eyes, Turkey!” what a relief it is! Demons demonstrate aggressive rebounding. 45 Lady Demons Overcome Rebuilding Season Row 1: Sharry King, Wanda Thomas, Ruby Knight, Cindy Garner, Sherry Williford, Genine Matthews, Lenora Collins, Michelle Chalmers, Coach Tyson. Row 2: Linda Newton, Kim Thubet, Portia Williford, Teresa Haire, Mary Morris. What’s everybody looking at? Good shot, Ruby. You better not slap me. Look at Mary sky. Let go I’ve got it. Sharon Smith Joanie McNeil Laura Lauffer Spirited Cheerleaders Cheer Demons To Victory Junior High Cagers Row 1: Tony Morris, Ray Harmon, Ray Todd Smith, Danny King, Hoggie Davis, Marty Scarborough, Chris Harrington, Mark Stewart, Coach Howard. Row 2: Tony Johnson, Barry Monroe, Guy Pagent, Mark Roberts, Calvin Mangum, Scott Scarborough, Jeff Easley. POPP PP PHP TPPPPPPTTH Row 1: Lisa Jung, Iris Smith, Linda Blackmon, Lynn Beal, Gwen Spears, Tammy Johnson, Sheila Knight, Karen Sawyer, Laura Lauffer, Dawn Franklin, Coach Tyson. Row 2: Betsy Beals, Debbie Collins, Angela Brantley, Wendy Byrd, Dianna Denton, Allison Jones. Outstanding Athletes Win Awards Mark Cole Marshall Yoder Golf — All Conference Soccer — All District All Tournament (Eastern Regional) Basketball — All Conference Rusty Scarborough Arthur Johnson Steve Todd Soccer — All District, All State Soccer — All District Soccer — All District All Tournament (Eastern Regional) All Tournament (Eastern Regional) All Tournament (Eastern Regional) Most Valuable Player (Sectional Tournament) GZ Baseball — All Conference ‘ Basketball — All Conference RY RY RR SA Q ‘ 50 STUDENTS ISIE: UNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Melody Burgess Michelle Chalmers Cindy Garner Junior Garner David Green Gail Hamilton Nan Harmon Robert Harrington Barbara Holliday Eddie Humphrey Jody Johnson Ricky Jorgensen Anita Jung Kathy King Rhonda King Juniors know what’s going on. 52 CEASSol 7 7 CLASSof 7 Class officers: Treasurer — David McKnight, Secretary — Jan McLeod, Presid — Humphrey, Vice-President — Maribeth Yoder 3 es aaah pens Donald Mangum Ermma McCutchen David McKnight Rhonda McKoy Therone McKoy Cindy McLean Jan McLeod Kathy Moore Joe Pulley Rusty Scarborough Wanda Thomas Steve Todd Johnny Turlington Kim Vann Gwen Weaver Debbie Wester Sherry Williford Maribeth Yoder 53 SOPHOMORESSOPHOMORES Vivian Ashworth Sid Boyle Vikki Brantley Arlene Brown-Page Monica Denton Mary Pat Easley Tim Ennis Beth Gregory David Hale Debbie Hord Linda Ingram Chris Jorgensen Paul Keller Beth King Anthony Knight Genine Matthews Myrisha Maxwell Pinda McKoy Odessa McKoy Can’t you tell Sophomores think English is fun? Sen Ssoor CCLASSot 8 Aivin McLean Ronnie McLean Joanie McNeill Warren Monroe Della Morris Mary Morris Bobby Philbrick Clif Roseman Sharon Smith Ken Sorrell Vann Sorrell Rodney Stewart Eric Stevenson Linda Strickland Jodie Thatcher Class officers: Row 1 President — Paul Tuck, Trea- surer — Myrisha Maxwell. Row 2 Vice-President — Debbie Hord, Secretary — Sharon Smith. Paul Tuck Bryan Walker “ “te GE %, t5 Gary Walker Terry Williams 4 '‘Z CZ Js WT 4%, te SS 55 FRESHMANFRESHMAN Robert Anderson Stan Boyle Dean Burgess Dennis Collins Hargrove Davis Teresa Haire Pamela Hamilton Chris Harrington Elvis Ingram Tony Johnson John Jones Dayna Jung Class officers: Row 1: Vice-President — Tony F Johnson, President — Mike Keller John Jones. Row 2: Daniel King Wyvondar Knight Laura Lauffer Andrea Ledgerwood Caivin Mangum Lynn Marshbanks Kenneth McKoy Howard keeps’ them hopping in PE 1. 56 CLASSof’79CLASSof’79 Alfonza McLean Sandra McNeill Barry Monroe Mary Morris Linda Newton Russell Pryor Dennis Riewestah! Mark Roberts Charles Sanders Debbie Sanders Karen Sawyer Sharen Sawyer Treasurer — Sharen Sawyer, Secretary — Linda Newton. Marty Scarborough Carolyn Faye Shaw Ray Todd Smith Mark Stewart Kim Thubet Danny Turlington Easy does it. = ¥ 14 Ann Wade Portia Williford 57 58 Mrs. Martin's 8th Grade Man, Finally Made It! Tamer Allen Calvin Ashworth Lynn Beal Betsy Beals Linda Blackmon Angela Brantley Betty Britt Claude Burgess Wendy Byrd Debbie Collins Donna Dean Sandra Dean Diana Denton Jeff Easley Dawn Franklin Benjamin Garner Robert Gilchrist Victor Gilchrist Jeffrey Harmon Richard Hord Alisa Jung Lenora McLean Thomas McNeill Kevin Monroe Tony Morris Scott Scarborough Iris Smith Chuck Sorrell Donald Stewart Lester Washington Kim Walker Willie Allen Hal Bain Sanford Boyle David Bryant Jamie Ferrell Jodie Harrington Diana Harris Louise Holliday Daryle Jarmon Reginald Johnson Tammy Johnson Allison Jones Chris Jones Ricky Jones Ellis King Sheila Knight Elizabeth Linney Matthew Lloyd Alice Marshbanks Ronnie Martin Larry Maynard Talbor McKoy Joyce Morris William Morris Linda Pierce Janie Shaw Debbie Slaughter Gwendolyn Spears Nicky Stewart Frankie Taylor WILY! Mark Anderson Kenneth Carroll Terry Douglas Maurice Elliott Denise Gilchrist David Hamilton Ray Harmon Lisa Harris Renee Hord Elonda Johnson Sharona Johnson Lantz Lackey Mike Lee Vanessa McKoy Arlanda McLean Edward McLean Shirley McLean Steve McLean Travis McLean Todd McNeill Haywood Reardon Gloria Roberts Patricia Shaw Lynn Tadlock Kenneth Thubet David Todd Jimmy Walker Brenda Weaver Karen Weaver Samantha White 59 Mrs. Rand’s 5th 6th Grades Only 6 more to go! Bryan Avery Margaret Barrett Susan Beals Dwayne Brantley Cathy Byrd Chris Carr Gary Carter Joel Elliott Andy Ferrell Carolyn Folwell Scott Johnson Willie Johnson Ray Jones David Jung Ann Marshbanks Levon Matthews Sonya Maxwell Raymond McAlister Cynthia McKoy Mary McLamb Kevin Nelson June Pierce George Roberts Brent Royals Billy Sanders Andrew Shaw Ellen Skiles Tracy Spears Dwayne Wiggins Monty Yoder Mrs. Dupree’s Sth Grade “Back In The Same Place” Stacey Boyle Kevin Brantley John Britt Lisa Bryant Scotty Garner Kim Gregory Rita Harris Beverly Johnson Jeff Jones Wendy Jones Donald Jorgensen Jerry Massengill Anita Matthews Stuart Maynard Jackie McKoy Theodore McKoy Beverly McLean Lyman McLean Ted McLeod Rodney McNeill Tommie Monk Thelma Reardon April Simon Janice Spears Susan Thatcher Russell Turlington Jeffrey Walker Melissa Weaver Rene Wimberly Mrs. Lawrence’s 4th Grade: Knows How To Add!! Scott Avery lva Barnes Michael Barone Simone Boyle William Day Sherry Harris Denise Johnson Pamela Johnson Kenneth Jones Krystal Jung Daniel Langdon Johnsye Lee Renay Lewis Christopher McKoy Michael McKoy Robbie Pulliam Keith Riewestahl Jean Roberts 61 Beverly Stewart Jon Stewart Renee Suggs Betty Tearry April Thatcher Randy West The United States of America Keith Whitman Melanie Yoder Mrs. Jones’ 3rd Grade Loves Reading Daily! Dion Blue Jerry Brown Teresa Carroll Mark Davis Matthew Davis Roderick Douglas Chad Drake Ashley Edwards Tonya Ennis Tulesa Hunt Amy Howard Lee Jones Amie Madsen Todd Martin Richard McAllister Amie McKoy Kathy McNeill Randy Shaw Eric Skaggs Steven Turlington Donald Upchurch Matthew Waters Jenny Williford Cindy Wright Karen Barone Bobby Gilchrist Randy Hare Hule Harris Todd Lawrence Danny Linney Angela McKoy Ricky McKoy Fay McLamb Benita McLean Willie Murchison Starlette Ockletree Jerry Sanders Jeffrey Spears Gregg Taylor Todd Taylor Tommy Thatcher Patrick Wallace Mark West Matth ows hie ; Tyrone Williams ° ° tl of CO , €..: A Mrs. Williams’ 1st Grade “Oh Boy Report Card Time’ Brennan Day Barby Dees Rita Gilbert Mike Hall Paul Hulsey Barry Ingram Horace Johnson Wendy Johnson Darlene Jones Gail Langdon Darrell Long Lisa Martin Kimble McKoy Jerry McNeill Chris Poindexter Karen Sheffield Wesley Spears Penelope White Darryl Cameron Chris Ennis Patricia Gilchrist Angela Hamilton Alexis Harris Tesa Johnson Stephanie Jones Keith Lackey Rhonda Lee Sharon Lewis Peter Madsen Timothy Maynard 63 Vickie McKoy Andy Riewestahl Bennett Scarborough Darlette Stewart Josh Taylor Neta Thompson Freedom Frank Upchurch Donald Avery Tony Brown Reginald Cameron Tricia Carr John Chambers Kenneth Dixon Barry Gaskin Lisa Holliday Wendy Lawrence Charles Lee Jacqueline McKoy Jamie McNeill Jeremy McNeill Rethel Matthews David Okimoto Jason Smith Kimbley Smith Sean Smith Twana Spears Russell Upchurch Michael Weaver Charles West Annette Williams Tonya Wood 64 “a @ iS A « LET REAAAAN ht BRA Mr. John A. Willoughby Mrs. Letha Davis Principal Secretary ny RN 8 TN SN TN TN TN ON SN SN kN 8 Faculty Returns For Another Year Ss kN kN NN NN NN NN SN kN AN SN Mrs. Fay Adams Mrs. Mary Lou Ellen Mr. Charles B. Howard Business and Librarian Home Economics Social Studies and P.E., Library Club, Senior Sponsor FHA and Senior Sponsor Coach, Monogram Sponsor Mrs. Carolyn Kindley Mrs. Jean Shawver Mrs. Jackie Slaughter Band, Chorus English, Annual, and French and English, Beta Sponsor French Club, Cheerleaders SSS SNES SSS SSS Faculty Returns For Another Year SN NN NN NN NS NN NS ke NS Mr. Robert Smith Miss Myrtle Rose Smith Science, Science Club, Mr. Bobby Temple _ Math, Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Auto Mechanics and Welding oe 8 @ 8 a: 83a 2 6 8 8S a2:-a 8 3 op 2 fa a o o a a a o 2 o a QB a Mrs. Glenda Blackwelder, Mrs. Elaine Dykes Mrs. Faye Wharton, Mrs. Debra McLean Library Aides ESAA Reading and Math Lab, Aide Teachers Get Into The Spiri ing Lab, Aide Mrs. Gladys Dixon, Mrs. Lona Gregory ESEA Read Miss Beth Monds, Mrs. Gay Thomas ESAA Math Lab Aide, ESAA Math Lab ce genau en eT Mrs. Geneva Martin Mrs. Mary Jo McLamb Mr. Duncan Williams Eighth Grade Seventh and Eighth Grades Sixth and Seventh Grades Teachers Get Into The Spirit Mrs. Louise Rand Mrs. Blanche Dupree Mrs. Phyllis Lawrence Fifth and Sixth Grades Fifth Grade Fourth Grade rete ey ba al 2 Mrs. Sandra Byrd Mrs. Terry Jones Mrs. Brenda McNeill COP Student Third Grade Second Grade Sn FN oN AN NN ON ON kN kN SN kN Faculty Is Helpful In Special Ways So FN tt ON AN tN SON AN SON te SN ON tN NS Mrs. Ellie Leigh Currin Mrs. Helen Williams Mrs. Deborah Clark ESEA First Grade Reading First Grade First Grade Tutor OO OTR ' a eee Mrs. Jean Adcock, Mrs. Betty Jo Morris Mrs. Bonnie Howard Kindergarten Aide, Kindergarten Special Education Faculty Is Helpful In Special Ways Mr. William Tyson Mrs. Elaine Cook Mrs. E.P. Williams Special Education ESAA Home School Coordinator Guidance Staff Helos Students In Many Ways Cafeteria staff Mr. Leon McLean Mrs. Cathryn McRae, Mrs. Madeline Wiggs, Custodian Mrs. Louvenia Lee, Mrs. Barbara Vuncannon, Mrs. Lois McLean: Manager Bi . ss aS � vnc ung nna geen een tnele PTA Officers Mr. Robert Gray Mrs. Susie Carr, Mr. Dan Linney, Police Liaison Officer SS ATA Bicentennial 1776-1976 The High School Teachers participated in Fifties Mr. Howard modeled his fall dress at Day to help school spirit. the Halloween talent show. Gu Cape re rage her tna Ss Cael Oi Paste SA NR ZEKE FAQS: STARE IF A place to Be...and, a place to Become! Compliments of CAMPBELL COLLEGE KEITH HILLS COUNTRY CLUB Write: Director of Adiesiene Box 546-A Campbell College Buies Creek, N.C. Phone: (919) 893 - 4111 Main St. Dunn, North Carolina SHORT STOP FOOD MART Buies Creek, NC 74 (919) 897-7998 Night (919) 892-5401 Village Mobile Home Sales, Inc. More for your money Bill Holt Highway 421 West President Erwin, North Carolina Plaza 162 ROCKING CHAIR THEATRES “All that mankind has done, 892-4356 ® Dunn Plaza Shopping Center thought, gained or been: it is lying as in magic preservation in the pages of books.”’ Thomas Carlyle Compliments of: oo: COATS MOTOR CO. INC. CHRYSLER Coats, North Carolina Bus. Phone 897-5726 Ply mouth Res. Phone 897-8872 Dr. and Mrs. Grover A. Smith 75 G. E. Magnavox Lillington, North Carolina D North Carol WILBOURNE FURNITURE CO. Compliments of BUIES CREEK CAR WASH KEEN’S BODY SHOP AND RADIATOR REPAIR Route 1, Erwin, NC 28339 Phone: 897-8621 GODWIN BUILDING SUPPLY “Everything to Build With” Carolina’s Most Complete Building Suppliers DUNN, N.C. 28334 LILLINGTON AUTO PARTS Your NAPA Jobber is a Good Man to Know! 18 W. Ivey St. — P.O. Box 998 — Lillington, NC 27546 GRADY L. MATTHEWS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Agent Coats, NC Life—Hospital—Hail—Fire—Auto Office Phone 897-5610 Home Phone 897-8337 MATTHEWS NEEDLECRAFTS All Materials for Your Knitting, Crochet, Needlepoint Instruction Classes Owner and operator Ruby (Dutch) Matthews Phone 893-5672 Highway 27 Buies Creek ERWIN FUNERAL HOME Hallie K. Price, Sr. H. Kenneth Price, Jr. Phone 897-5008 KHB ELECTRONICS SUPERSCOPE | You never heard it so good. U.S. 421 Buies Creek rere Bek Your Happy Shopping Store Store Hours Open Monday through Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Dunn, North Carolina LANIER DRUG COMPANY, INC. 103 “H” Street Erwin, North Carolina 28339 Member TR Phones: N.C. = Day 897-5661 Mutual Nite 897-5658 SKIVVER CHEVROLET, Dunn, N.C. Compliments of Employees and Store J.A. Holmes’ Hardware Highway 217 South Erwin, N.C. Phone 897-8552 78 Capital Marble Creations P.O. Box 1546 Buies Creek, N.C. Thomas E. Wood Any Custom Marble Work Vanity Tops Bus. Ph. 893-2691 Table Tops Home Ph. 893-5028 LAMP POST FLORIST COLLEGE AMERICAN STATION Charles Pulliam Factory Trained Mechanic Buies Creek Phone 893-3589 Buies Creek, N.C. Phone 893-9308 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Polly’s Fashions East Erwin North Carolina Phone: Junior Styles are our specialty 892-3033 Tommy Sexton Sales Representative SEXTON MOTOR SALES Lillington, NC Off. Phone 893-4164 Direct line from Raleigh 828-3247 Res. Phone 893-3780 79 Complete Line of Sears Products Appliances Tires Air Conditioners Batteries Sears Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant Ray Smith 127 S. Main Street 552-2296 Fuquay-Varina, N.C. AHRENS ELLIOTT’S PHARMACY Buick — Opel — Pontiac Drug Service Since 1914 103 E. Edgerton St. Dunn, N.C. Phone 552-2277 Fuquay-Varina, NC Dealer No. 2247 Paul L. Strickland, Dealer COATS AUTO AND TRACTOR PARTS Pen yy � P.O. Box 637 Coats, NC 27521 Phone: 897-7359 ASHWORTH’S TARTS Barber and Style Clothes for Men and Boys Shop Ladies Wear Shoes for the Family Dunn, N.C. 592-5201 Fuquay, North Carolina 80 Hidden Valley Your independent dealer Fuel oil, k : Golf Course, Inc. uel oil, kerosene, and gasoline C.M. JOHNSON OIL CO. Telephone 639-4071 Route 2 Highway 55 Willow Springs, N.C. 27592 Route 1, Lillington, NC 27546 Phone: 893-4829 POWELL’S PHARMACY e) SoereaTy Compliments of 20 W. James St.—P.O. Box 728 Lillington, NC 27501 LILLINGTON FARMERS vhs EXCHANGE, INC. ao) ie REXal! Your Friendly FCX Res. 893-4878 Bus 893-3103 LILLINGTON TRACTOR Preston’s Kar Care AND IMPL. CO., INC. 6 West Ivey Street, P.O. Box 338 Gas — oil — tires — tubes — batteries Lillington, North Carolina 27546 Preston Matthews Bondsman State Inspection Station No. 10361 Phone (919) 893-5757 U.S. Hwy. 401 North Lillington, N.C. McLeod, Watson, and Coats, Inc. Phones: 897-5259 and 897-6131 Post Office Box 217 Coats, North Carolina 27521 ala ndependent Insurance ff |AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST Bernard McLeod Marie Watson Ronald Coats 81 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ERWIN PLANT BURLINGTON SPORTSWEAR DIVISION A Division of Burlington Industries Erwin, North Carolina Compliments of JOSEPH’S DEPARTMENT STORE “Home of Name Brands” Compliments of Phone 897-5111 Erwin, NC 28339 Central Carolina Bank HILL’S GROCERY Erwin, N.C. Ruby S. Hill, owner Complete line of Groceries and Pre-Packaged Meats, Ice, Hard- ware, Seeds, and Phillips 66 Gas Hwy 27—Between Buies Creek and Coats 82 First:Citizens. | The Can Do Bank. 3 Were here on your account. We believe in you! Member F.D.I1.C © 1973 First-Citizens Bank Trust Company f§ Compliments of Lanes Soda Shop Coffee Shop Recreation Room Du nn Foosball Pool Air-Hockey ; Jukebox Pin Ball Spo rting Center Pizzas and all types of Sundaes Athletic Equipment, Trophies and Plaques for All Sports ANN’S WORLD OF John T. and Gary Faircloth CERAMICS 116 West Broad Street Phone: Old Post Road Dunn, N.C. 28334 892-8229 Erwin, North Carolina Hours: Mon.-Thur. 10:00-6:00 p.m. Mon. night 7:00-10:00 p.m. Thur. night 7:00-10:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00-4:00 p.m. Instructions to age 6 and over. Gifts. 83 84 Compliments of O’QUINN’S FUNERAL HOME Lillington Compliments of FOREST HILLS PHARMACY Forest Hills Shopping Center Lillington, North Carolina CITY MARKET Staple and Fancy Groceries Quality Meats and Seafoods Phone 639-4981 Angier, NC REA Le SENG Two Beauties Dennis Cadillac Olds TEMPLE’S AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR Old 421 West Lillington, N.C. Insure With THOMSON-DAVIS AGENCY Lillington, N.C. Youthful Driver Auto Insurance Specialists other forms too (919) 833-2128 Carolina Custom Golf shop Custom Club Work and Repairs Julian W. Bunn III 1805 Glenwood Ave. Owner Raleigh, N.C. 27608 WIMBERLY FEED MILL Feeds—Seeds Chick and Livestock Equipment Route 1—Angier, NC 27501 Phone 632-9332 J.E. WOMBLE AND SONS, INC. Lillington, N.C. Phone 893-3447 THE FABRIC SHOP Lillington, NC Compliments of HARNETT COUNTY NEWS Lillington, N.C. “For more than 52 years, Harnett County’s dependable paper.” Phone 893-5121 893-5122 McKnight Drugstore Prescription Service Angier, N.C. Coats, N.C. 85 BROCK CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Telephone 893-4961 or 893-3585 Main Street Lillington, North Carolina 27546 Since 1950 Clifton Brock Compliments of LYNCH PHARMACY Wayne Ave. Shopping Center Tel—892-2348 Dunn, NC Telephone — 892-2181 Free Parking, Free Delivery West Cumberland St. Dunn, N.C. ROBERTS JEWELERS 112 South Wilson Ave. Dunn, NC Diamonds— Watches Fine Jewelry MRRERHRM EHH, Crystal China—Silver Anchor’s End Seafood Restaurant Hours Sunday thru Thursday 5:00 pm — 10:00 pm Friday and Saturday 5:00 pm — 11:00 pm Luncheon Special Tuesday thru Thursday 11:00 am — 2:00 pm “Come and Visit us, all Our Seafood is Special”’ Also visit our Oyster Roast Highway 301 South — Dunn, N.C. 86 Congratulations Seniors Roy Lee’s Shell Station and Speed Shop Main Street Buies Creek, North Carolina Compliments of FIRS. r SHAFT DEN FEDERAL SAVINGS Hours: 9:00 am-Midnight 110 N. Clinton Ave. Dunn, N.C. HA. 0 : Erbie McLean — Owner, Manager and Lown Assocation 200 EAST CUMBERLAND STREET DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA 28334 QUALITY TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE FIG LEAF BOUTIQUE Highway 301 South—Box 429 Tops and Bottoms Phone 892-6171 For guys and girls Dunn, NC 28334 Dunn, NC TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS 87 Whirlpool McDONALD FU Leo Mel Whirlpool Appl LANKY’S BICYCLE SHOP Mot Home Phone 893-4185 Store Phone 893-3442 Sales and Service Phone 892-2610 oes pre 0 Compl Joe Robert My bom Wi hy fi anu So SS SOS a ie Hi itz gases Phone 552-5866 WESTERN AUTO 217 in gra LAFAYETTE van DRUG COMPANY Lillington, NC 893-8278 Serving the health needs of the heart of Harnett 88 RCA ITURE CO., INC. 1, Owner s—RCA Television Carpet P.O2B0 205 Lillington, NC 27546 ‘ents of Forrest Hills Shopping Center Lillington, NC Warehouse Adams and Kinton Nursing Home ee Fuquay-Varina “A Home away from Home” Skilled — 84 Beds John H. Kinton, Jr. A.D.M. |.C.F. — 45 Beds Qualified for Medicare and Medicade VA Approved Doctors on Call 24 Hr. Nursing Care SEXTON’S DEPT. STORE There is no Discrimination Among RESIDENTS or Ladies’ Sportswear EMPLOYEES at ADAMS and Old Salem and Country Miss KINTON NURSING HOME Men’s fc For Further Information Call Farah Slacks — Arrow Shirts 393-5141 Located on Hwy. 421 BRN ROME ot Between Campbell College and Lillington Banquets — Socials — Weddings Phone 893-3323 Lillington, N.C. 89 MORRIS WADE SALES CO. Baysden’s Red and Cash Registers — New and Used; Folding Machines; Remington Typewriters; Calculators Adding Ma- White chines; Insulated Files, Safes, and Filing Products; Checkwriters; Office Supplies and Posting Equip- Superm arket ment; Spirit Duplicators, Mimeograph Machines and Supplies; Rebuilt Duplicators, and Business Ma- chines. Sales and Service 121 N. Wilson Ave. Dunn, N.C. Phone 892-6148 PAGE AND NIXON TIRE COMPANY R.E. Page W.G. Nixon Guaranteed Recapping : caiaanal ge Phone 892-3629 Day 892-2576 Night Jesse Baysden 893-5839 Dunn, North Carolina Owner-Manager Lillington, N.C. Ralph JOHNSON ZENITH SALES Manufacturing RADIO SHACK Co., Inc. Manufacturers of Component Machine Parts Welding Repair Work Powell Avenue , Precision Machine Work Behind Plaza Theater Ornamental Iron Works of any Kind Phone 892-2020 Highway 421 Erwin, N.C. Phone 897-5826 “9 ms Che Souire’s Shop, ‘Lid. THE PIZZA HOUSE Dunn, N.C. 892-8250 Mens Clothing Hwy. 421 Wayne Av. Shopping Center Dunn, N.C. 892-4403 90 Compliments of DUNN PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Dunn, N.C. Phone 892-4065 Psi Phone 592-8121 Ag? | ssociation HOME SAVINGS LOAN Member FSLIC Dunn Lillington Cromartie — Pearsall Funeral Home Mr. Cromartie Mr. Pearsall Mr. Smith 892-2077 401 W. Cumberland St. Dunn, N.C. Clinton, N.C. THE ATTIC Above Pizza House Favorite Beverage on Tap Dunn, N.C. HARDY'S, INC. READY-TO-WEAR MEN’S WEAR LADIES’ WEAR—MISSES AND JR. SIZES Phone 919—892-2028 203 E. Pope St. Dunn, N. C. 28334 COATS DISTRIBUTORS Highwa y 421, West Phone 892-8161 Dunn, North Carolina 23834 Compliments of COLLEGE MARKET 91 SORENSEN CHRIS TIAN INDUSTRIES “I CORP O12 cu Ew Highway 210 West Angier, North Carolina Manufacturers Of Better Things For Athletics TEACHER'S PET ELMORE FURNITURE COMPANY AND FABRIC CENTER G.E. Appliances—Television Stereo—Fine Furniture Dunn, NC: Phone 892-6324 P.O. Box 678 It’s the real thing. Coke. Hwy. 421 West Dunn Coca-Cola Co. 92 Compliments of the Eighth Grade Betsy Lynn We the Eighth Debbie Mrs. Martin Grade Class Thomas Linda Leave Wishing Paula Iris the Seventh Wendy Claude Grade would Dawn Angela Have Luck Alisa Hardees, Lillington, N.C. 93 When all Te else is gone, the Ree Terran ee nmaeallli, se desanrmneeal tin INDEX A GilCHriSt=RattiCtaes ica ey noes 63 Carroll; Kenneth. ss ee oe es 59 ao roe TOSS At sg ches ea ae a AGADEMIGS ii ier er eo uk enn ee 65 Carroll, Teresacun ee ee es 62 rs . ; ee ee a AG EIMERIES Wane s iaves oiia rehane reine. 21 Carter Gary 96 ee 60 Bee o . i Yas ernie cae en ee ae o ADAMS, Mrs. Fay........ 16, 24, 27, 66 Chalmers, Michelle ............ 28, 52 eR ee hs ADGOGK A MisiJeanoe wae steak 71 Chambers John) ¢200) 64 nee ao ia ica eee 5h ba be ADS ire Son a heccat ce ny, S een tne ees Ze Chavis, Herbert ........ 42.48, 16, 24, ee a 1 Sea bie oanaee tt ree , 28, 29, a Allen: Tamer; 2. 3 a ee 58 30, 31, 33, 40, 44 FEGOLY, IKI Gi ce ene en are eg i Allen, Wihlteose cee ees ar 58 CHEERLEADERS GREGORY, Mrs- Lomas) 303 eee Anderson, Mark cic: imunieaouabncnamniies ad CHORUS ee .C—C'—Ci‘(‘Nsi‘tiCWGLF.... 0 ee Anderson, Robert........... 29, 41, 56 CLARK, Mrs. Deborah” oe. 70 Ashworth, CAIVID. «6 o. 58 Cole, Mark . 10, 13 45, 24, 30, 31, 40. 42 Ashworth, Vivian ..... 26, 27, 28, 29, 54 Collins, Debbie Avery, Bryan: 01 60 Collins, Dennis ney liane ee a. a Collins, Lenora. 2 22, 26, 28, 30, 4 VEG OCOM shee ee Lee ee COOK, Mrs. Miroe sd is 71 ee 63 AWARDS, erasonrss A a a B CURRIN, Mes. Ellie Leigh: scoxsongh Ove. Hamilton, Gail .. - — oe | D SF Hamilton, Pamela. . BABYPICTURES coo. 19 co — | eh Ge Bein hal. oe 58 Davis; Hargrove 2). 225 oo 5 Harmon, Je OY AYO el 22 DAVIS, seed Letha 22). (o5) 6 66 a Jorn. Nan a Barnes, iva oo. 320 ae ee 61 Davis Mark. 1653 3 Barone; Karen® ec ee Ge Davis: Matthew. a. Barone, Michael caicsimnes come. ; ay ahi ke 61 Day-Brénfian =) PD ALF CLM AIG al Clans ee. 6 ee ia 60 Day, William ........ — BASKEI BALL. 2... mea So Dean, Donne 8° BOYSoine en eee es a4 °° Dean Sandra... Ss Girlsy ee eee 45 Dees, Barby ....... os Junior ome WE ee 49 Denion, Diana: 36. 6 Beal, Lynn. 2.86 20..7. | ee 49, 58 Denton, Monica 2.5550. Beals, Betsy. masseuse. ee. 49, 58 DIXON, Mrs. Gladys....... oe eC Beals, Caur a. cccmnuccas 13, 14, 20,23,31 Dixon, Kenneth.......... 8 ermentia seer Beals Susan 60 Douglas, Roderick — =). 26 arris, Sherry......-.... BETA CLUB 23 Deligldk Tere) Bissette, Doris ...... a 1Qe24,.2 ,28, 29 Drake, Chad Blackmon, bind@: se, 49, 58 DUPREE, Mrs. Blanche : ss : BLACKWELDER, Mrs. Glenda . 27, 68 DYKES, Mrs. Elaine liday, Louise . Biuie, DION. - cevmcmaramnsns 6 - 2. 62 HOMECOMING . Bovie, Sapigig ee 58 Di Boyle Src. semecrnmnae ty 7 22, 25, 54 Jord, Renee .. Boyle, SIMONE oc ee 0) fasley,. Jef .07) 4.05), | ord, Richard. . be Boyle, Sophid 35 13,23, 28, 35 oa Besley: Pati 2 | Boyle, Siacey .... a, .. 60 Easley, Tim... fe Boyle; Stan... 5 a, 56 Edwards, Ashley oo Brantley, Angela ........ 6 a 249, 58 ELLEN, aie Mor Lous. Brantley, Dwayne...... ee 60 Elliott Joel Brantley, Kevin............ 9m 60 Elliott, KiSiviCS Brantley ikWicumewa i 54 Ennis, Chris Britt, Belty. 3... a 22, 58 Ennis, Tim. Britt, SONA. CON Fee. = 60 Ennis, Tonya.. : | | — : Brown-Page, Arlene 67 oA. = SAA STUDENT ADVISORY COM- SOON OO ee 62 a9 MIPIER...... ee a Ingram ee oo BROWN, Mrs. Peggy ...... ea Aieal Mare) = oo — g ee, a BROWN TORY 5 oe ees 64 : = Ngram, LINGA..... 1.1... see eae - a Bryant, David ..... ae lL 58. Bryant Lisa... ei — (60 Ferrell, Andy... Burgess, Claude). 7 32s. ee. 58 Ferrell, Jamie . � Burgess, Dean ....... 22, 25,41,.42,56 ———s- Franklin, Dawn . _ Burgess, Melody . . 23, 24, 25, 35, 48,52 _ _ FRENCH CLUB... : : ionneon Bevery = BUS DRIVERS 4 oa ; oS dercae Denice Byrd, Carol. 7.7... oe 12, ai, 28, 29 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA a a oksson: Elonda Byrd Cay i 60 oF i 26 cree apie Byrd, Julie ...,.... oo 11s 12, 15 16, oy onneoe Jody aU 6G, 29) a tne) eee Johnson. Milas = 2 BYRD, Mrs. Sandra.) | 70 spe pata oo aes ae Arner CINCY ee. ; Byrd, Wendy... 33, 49, 58 Gea. ae bo 50 aii da 52 SShASOK. Pamela C Fie pooly Laas eC Os Oh 6 feel Aye Oe er wee so askin Gary os eee re ee: pSCOW ee eee Cameron, Daryl . 63 Gaskin, Elroy........ 12, 22, 30, 40, 44 Jolinson, Tammy. a, 49, 58 Cameron, Regginald .............. OA Een Ria... a 63 Johnson, Tesa ................. bes Carr, Chris 20 Le eee 6 | Gilehust Bobby = 2. ek 62 Johnson, Fony ....-.. 24, 25, 40, 49, 56 CARR, Mrs. Susievg 0. 6 ce 7a... . Giléhrist, Carcl....°.12, 14, 15, 22, 26, 28 Johnson, Wendy...) 400) 63 Cart tngia oo 64 Pulchtist; Denise 4. soui 2s 59 Johnson, WiHlié.c5 225 60 VON ESUALISON Mie at. noe eee ae 49, 58 Massengill; Jerry (2.0 fo 08 le. 60 Morris: Manyins fs ape : VOMES GHILIS Hs sig te pete een eupup oy Hi. 59 MatthtiewssAnitaieece eae eens 60 Morris, Theresa .........--- : Jomess Darlene ta .c% ven he es tle 63 Matthews, Genine ............. 45, 54 MOTRISMIODY eee wrt mire caer: : MOM CSMOCH mek cia kins cineit: coer ope iacodee Aha 70) 60 Matthews: Levon ime tein 60 Morris, William............-. ‘ JONES JONNic: Sa Se 25, 41, 56 Matthews, Rethel................. 64 Murchison, Willie : +E TeTCWOTSOM G21 eV RT) | 9 ERR ETM Sena Se i ome 61 Maxwell, Myrisha..... Jones, Lee Maxwell, Sonya...) 2.203. 8e. sevdonespRaye. PEER UTR oe Maynardekarnryerrsunweney Jones, Ricky... ae te 89 _ Maynard, Stuart Jones, Stephanie i 63 | Mavoard Timothy - 63 SONES ils Terry errr Toor ICA oter, hayinignG .. 0°... . eee 6 venes Wendy... 4. McAllister, Richard... 0.05 2..045).. Jorgensen, Chris : SURE Ceateleh Sue as. jueniy eee 23, 24, 25, 32, 52 MGKOY ANG Cla ee es 0 Os in Re McKoy, Chulstonh sta. CES spo C Ls SOY su ncrsspeisnens manens aise sinu cement AD ny oN oe UicKoy, A : ae a oe ce Ce Phelps, John. LOR On 8, 10, i, 16, 20, a Jacki : - Philbrick, Bobby. Pierce June . Coe Sanders, Debbi: Sanders, erry Lee, means: oe LOWS, ReONOy ee LEWis, S2aron.. 2 a LIBRARY CLUB ........... . “LINNEY, Mr. Dan .-... Linney, Danny : b: ue oS ReeLY Mrs Guikny gs a, co Pall ged aae a ae Modeon Amie: ol aoe 62 Mitchell, Anthony. ..... 8, 14, 22, 28, 34) 4 Skegosieee™ Se 62 Maeeeg Poter 2 ke 63 MONDS, Miss Beth ..........-.... 68 Skiles, Rilfehwli ae 60 Mangum, Calvin......... 29, 41, 49, 56 MOT il AY oe ey 61 Siaughier Debbie 4... 59 Mangum, Donald ..... 24, 30, 41, 44, 53 MONOGREM ELC 1. 80 SLAUGHTER, Mrs. Jackie........ 3, 66 Marchbanks Alice 0 0. 59 Monroe, Barry .........-..+.-. Cy Bas 49, 58 Marenbanks, Ann... -0-. 0s. 60 Montoe, Kevin, 68 al, 22, 58 _ Smith Jason’. nee 64 Marshbanks, Lynn... 2. bec: 25, 56 Monroe, Warren ...... 22, 24, 30, 44,55 Smith) Kinbley. ow et 64 MARTIN, Mrs. Geneva........--5-- 69 Moore, Kathy ........ 24, 26, 28, 29, 53 Sinith Milian. 00 oe 8, 26 Martine Lisa: 2.0.80. ee oo. ae ee 63 MORRIS, Mrs. Betty Jo ............ fA SMITH, Miss Myrtle Rose .......... 67 Martins Honnie 2.660 ee. 59 Morris, Della.......... Pas ea oe 55 Smith, Ray Todd 2..0...... 24, 49, 57 Maine odd.) oC a ee 62 Morris, Joyce in sve 59 SMITH, Mr. Robert............. 29, 67 Viteeicnt ee 16 Morris, Mary...-.-7 45, 69 SminGean bbe ae ek | 64 Smith; sharon. nts 24, 25, 29, 48, 55 SOGGER MR Reactor ae ne ene 38 Sorrell Ghuckdiaenetancaaeiie Crear 58 SOrrel EK Crikey. Vie ee nae ace ea ee 55 Syor ae WAG a6 aa hw ois beldio.c oS dice 55 Spears, Gwendolyn ............ 49, 59 SpearsiJanic Chere eye auis 61 Spears, vefireyaneisle sae yom 63 SP Cars aCy e Uereters crc hereto eetee eee 60 Spears LwWaria sues sc anes saereme 64 Spears, Wesley)... scveci- tee nec 63 SPOR FS Ranier: ean ere ae Ae oy ers 37 Stephenson, Lunette ..... 9, 10, 16, 20, IPR PIS), A5., Si Stewarts evierlyeaaer eerie eres 62 Stewart Darlettesaanee as eee 64 SieWanteWonal Cae eet eee 22, 58 SHWE Cola) We eS seu bs sto due o co bes 62 Stewart, Mark........ 24, 29, 41, 49, 57 Stewart iNickyimins apwatnstiiee ae eeer 59 Stewart, Robin ..9, 22, 24, 25, 28, 29, 31 Stewart, Rodney............ 29, 30, 55 SteVienSOn sehiCm ee eae ieee 55 Strickland ating aera eee Posy, BS SHUDENT GOVERNMENT 33 ee 24 SUD ENT Sie eee cea pn uae 51 SUGGSPRENCe NER ete ee eee 62 SUPERLEATIVES Bes sae eee 10 Y MmadlockAEyinnitepeaiee ee eee 59 TMAaviorgerankicwik we sean en ses ere 59 Maylote Greg geen eine ee arse eee 63 TREN GKoNRs Sota ce) obi oldielo dio wo’ ticis iota. ot ¢ 64 RavlonwlOdC eae moar ae nen nia stare 63 hearrys Betty ameryseiels eae erator: Were. MIP IOI, a ooo aden adodes ithatchertAn ciliaris ere ihiateherJOCiCu Re aeiyr ey eter gee inhateh ere SusSanineeecen ty eee eae WMENCINGT, WOM? a6 sos ool So bob bole THOMAS, MrsniGay @ isin ae eye TOMAS VV ali Cayenne ihompsons Netalaeeassenrare An uloxete, TSENG on woo eee code be Uinibxee INA 5 6 dor AAs) Bi, BS, ais), AS) Bi The ‘Creek’ Staff ex- tends kind thanks to Mr. Dan Linney and the Camp- bell College Drama Depart- ment for the use of the colo- nial costumes used for staff photographs. x We would also like to thank Mr. Todd Scar- borough for taking the fol- lowing photographs: all full- color, Prom, Annual Staff, Golf, Homecoming, Soccer and Basketball Action shots, and others. His ser- vice has been __ indis- pensable to the ’76 Creek. 98 AE Pies Ce dned t boo 30, 41, 44, 53 Tuck, Paul. .22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 33, 40, 55 Turlington, Danny Turlington, Johnny Turlington, Russell Turlington, Steven TYSON, Mr. William Upchurch, Donald Upchurch, Frank Upchurch, Russell Vann, Sheila Vaughn, Dianne VUNCANNON, Mrs. Barbara Walker, Bryan Walker, Gary Walker, Jeffrey Walker, Jimmy Wallace, Patrick Washington, Lester Waters, Matthew Weaver, Brenda Weaver, Gwen Weaver, Karen Weaver, Melissa Weaver. Michael oe uence aaa 64 West: Charles o 4a oe cee 64 West) Mark ies s few one re shee ere 63 West, Matthew ................... 63 West):Randy nine se iene cere 62 Wester Debbie eye 5 eee 56 WHARTON. Mrsshaye ae eee 68 White: Penelopes. 212) 0s ae 63 WhitesSamanthalen re eaenenene 59 Whitriana Kelthieanense iin iene 62 Wiggins) Dway meee ere eens 60 WIGGS, Mrs. Madeline ............ 72 Wilbourne, John... .8, 10, 28, 30, 31, 42 WilliamsPAnnetter. meinen renee 64 WILLIAMS, Mr. Duncan............ 69 WIEEVAM SS Mrs E: Pane 71 WILLIAMS, Mrs. Helen ............ 70 VAUIMETING) UGTA s cco eccoucces 26, 29, 55 Wilitamsi hy rOne er ieee 63 Williford sJ eniny eee 62 Williford, Portia ...... 26, 27, 45, 49, 57 Williford ashi his) satin ienene 24, 26, 28, 30,735) 45506 WILLOUGHBY, Mr. John......... 6, 66 Wimberly) Renee ei eee 61 Wood, Tonya... 22. oa eee 64 Wright Cindy... ae. tee eaeenene 62 Wright, Darren). 22 700s ao eee 63 Yi Yoder, Maribeth 22, 23, 25, 29, 33, 35, 53 Yoder, Marshall ... 8, 11, 14, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 31, 32, 40, 42, 44 Yoder: Melanie... 2.52.2) ioe 62 Yoder, Monty 2254.0. scene 60 oe pee if a mY a nee Ler iy ; (ti) ‘ hve 4 iy oa ; 2 7 yin 0 rye) One RettAten My Leeman Nits ' ¥ af ’ ie Ge Ole 1 ‘77 rie . ih i yf Pe A | i i. i if Wee é he a i yew 4 : } dite ti WH) ‘ ni iy) i Ne ri j bad et in ie t i? ¥ } 4 iy iF f ' sy ’ aiw® rd { ! 4 4 ‘ F. t : if ny ’ Hy i i e+ hos ; i 1 V iy Wi a ee i. rene oa j i ia i si.) @ An if ae ‘+ i i a | Here : ’ : F ( i Py a jive aM BIZK j : ee) | a PM jie . i? b , uy r a 7 = i ; Kd ' 1 Ma . | ; . 1% nf : ake , H i] : 7 [ i ' 7 i 7 a | i i ' t i ? rf i i wd = eaters } Lot ‘ 7 ; ‘ | ; ; i 4 A . i Att ] f ( : H v1 iv f ; i Hi i I f i | . | ora a y mt ik i! hat nian are Mey a ia hi ny oe be bie ate LM Re ic w ti) Tina | en a eae ii } Tha - | | a i ist 4 a aN SE aa Pb A at MOE ma Dh non i ye ba i on) ie: i } : 7 ‘ Cath ry Av) iG ; ri ii i; wanes il! rien ruts j i Pa : ul i . nc i a: A ay aes s r Ni on) mt q i 4 t : HG | vo Wi y . i i Ni Ati Bho om ) aes | ad on en ih Me mn ite aa i AL ee y i ne i i oa ; c 19 s ‘ i i PUTA WALK as 4 fi oO 6 ot ba a +s i) Al ¥ Muy Nhl rd i fen, W200 woe AGE ma ontes made ck tHrorah YOK — YOLr Mesuepe a ae s miurt Year. 0 cam't say ef'we Re UN Ne ia fe gat ,. many good MNannerlLin . cf car ya jor a ; | +o that chuich progtam| Good vat Me v ere OF A 1._che. 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