Glen Alpine High School - Turkey Tail Yearbook (Glen Alpine, NC)

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ANGIE VANCE HENRY WALLACE STEVE WHITE PHILLIP WILSON Phillip’s “Soul Brother” “Whitey” nice-looking That Bubble gum! a4 23m “55”? Chev. hunter Funny Most Athletic Always sleepy comical RICK WISE SAMMY WISEMAN Bus no. 5 Cute Friendliest Small... but? Sheriff’s son Gets Around 1969 SENIOR

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} JUDY ROSS Ford hater Curb hop Likes the lake CONNIE STAMEY Mrs. Talkative Earl’s RITA SCOTT WARREN SCOTT “Allman” “Horn” “Rita Red” Popular Vette lover Cute BILLY SOUTH BETTY DULA Sak le Married Gambler 59 Ford Sinclair Dear Lulu MONA STAVER BRENDA STILLWELL Mr. Curry? Married Professional talker Well-dressed “Now honey”’ Polite MICHAEL SHELL Always around Girl Crazy Talented JANET TEAGUE eo EAR Lots of fun Basketball, Inc.

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