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

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WE APPRECIATE For the time and effort they have put into our school, and the willingness with which they have done so, we appreciate Mr. and Mrs. Todd Scarborough. Not only have they given of themselves to create highlights at Buies Creek High School, making them something to be remembered and treasured, but also, with them, the Scarboroughs have brought the enthusiasm which has often kept the faculty, students, and parents going. Mrs. Scarborough, president of the 1976-1977 PTA, has been a leader in the development of many school programs. This year she helped to bring back a part of Buies Creek that had been absent for years — this year we had a Halloween Carnival. She, too, has been one of our more loyal sports’ supporters, as was apparent by her presence and spirit at our games. At all of our soccer games, basketball games, prom, and other special events we were always in need of a photographer. Were it not for Mr. Scarborough, Buies Creek High School would probably have been lost. He has been there when we needed his services, and he has served us with a smile. To these two great people, who have been our friends and done more than would ever have been expected, we wish to express our deep appreciation. To them we say “thank you.”

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She Last Wl Wed Piatament We, the Senior class of 1977, being the last graduating class of Buies Creek High School, feel that we should leave those who follow, and those that have assisted us, a token of appreciation. That is why we have designated this to be our final Last Will and Testament. To our Parents: Without whom all this would not have been possible, we leave you our love, and a lifetime of gratitude - for the love and ea shown towards us. To Mr. Willoughby: We lee our appreciation for the firm hand of guidance that you applied to help us stay straight and out of mischief (at least most times.) To the Faculty: We oe thanking you for - eS your help and concern in preparing us for what lies ahead, most of all, for bearing with us all this time. : I, jeceon Anthony Brooks leave Joe 2 ane Chrisco, 130 the Cannon and Bazooka to be © used in good health. 1, Melody Lynn Burgess, leave to my brothers the wisdom to know who they are, what a believe, and what they want. . 1, Michelle Chalmers, leave hoping to find enjoyment and successful life in the future. |, Charles Randall Dark, leave Tim Ennis in full charge of Buies. Creek s soccer team for the next two years. |, Cindy Garner, leave my intellectual values to Debbie Hord, if she can find them. |, Junior Garner, leave my good looks to Benjie who | hope will also enjoy my hairy chest. |, David Green, leave all the dry veekends in B. C. to Joe Pulley, Rodney, and Chris. |, Nan Nora Harmon, leave to the LTD Kid, the : - Summer of 76 and a lifetime of rags. |, Robert Lee Harrington, leave Buies Creek searching for a better future. |, Barbara Ann Holliday, leave BCHS with all the love in my heart, and my sewing machine to whoever wants it. |, Eddie Humphrey, loan because it seems like the sensible thing to do. |, Jody Johnson, leave my personal flower garden to Joe, Rodney, and Chris. |, Daryn Anita Jung, leave hoping to have left a bad impression rather than no impression at all. |, Emric Ricky Jorgensen, leave my Kiss recordings on Casablanca tapes and albums to anyone with the class to listen. |, Kathryn Campbell King, leave my sympathy to anyone taking Algebra. |, Sherry Lee, leave because Johnny Lee left. |, Donald Ray Mangum, leave B.C. to further my education at Dorthea Dix University. to my brother, Ted. af Kathy Moore, . Bus ST to whoever c can Stand the noise. : I, Rusty Scarborough, leave my ability to play . . To the Junior Class: We leave all the luck and happiness we had, to carry with 14 to your new and better school. To the Sophomore Class: We leave you two more years of hard work and a lot of good times. To the Freshmen Class: We leave hoping you succeed in all that vou 7 to a m Maie-Vann, leave. my ability ta ost a Wipe (6 Galt sacl Vian l, David McKnight, leave my ability to be in Study Hall with Nan for two years in a row to anyone who can handle it. |, Odessa McKoy, leave B.C. to hale a successful life in the morning. |, Pinda Marie McKoy, leave my Ls in Denim Days to Iris Smith. |, Rhonda O’Rell McKoy, leave my classifications of knowledge to my sister iva. Barnes, hoping that she does better. |, Therone McKoy, leave B.C. with one foot i in front of the other. |, Cindy Lee McLean, jeave B. C. pep to fulfill some dreams I've always wanted. |, Jan McLeod, leave my ability to do what | — should have done yesterday, yet saving it for tomorrow, and being able to get “ with L - sports. and my “A” average to my brother, Bennett. | |, Cary Steven Todd, leave a lot of memories to my dear friend, Sharen Sawyer. |, Johnny Turlington, leave all my memory: years at B.C. to Myrisha and Danny. |, Brian Upchurch, leave my ability to take life as it comes and not a minute sooner to anyone who likes to rush things. |, Tom Waddill, leave all my books to the upcoming Seniors. |, Reginald Walden, leave my English desk to the next person who may be as smart as | was. |, Debbie Wester, leave hoping to find happiness in the future to come. |, Maribeth Gail Yoder, leave my love for Doritos, Oreos, and mushroom pizzas to Beth King.