Louisburg High School - Circle Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

 - Class of 1979

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Article 1 To Louisburgh High School we, the Seniors, leave, saying thanks for the everlasting memories that we will always have and cherish. Article 2 To our Article 3 To the To the To the parents we say a very special thank-you for getting us this far successfully, despite all the obstacles. rising Seniors we leave everything, if we haven't used it all. rising luniors we leave 101 ways to pass the Competency test in three easy steps. rising Sophomores we leave a new lunchroom with well up-to-date facilities. Tolthe rising Freshmen we leave a map to guide them around Louisburg High and a book on how to adapt to new changes. Artic e 4 -To Mr. Riggan we leave a pair of roller skates and a comfortable tie. -To Mr. Hunter we leave a sound proof solitary cell in which he can hold conferences with problem students. -To Mrs. Daniel we leave an automatic note-signing pencil. -To Mrs. Livingston we leave a soft voice to use in singing lullabies. -To Mr. Alston we leave a new slat house. -To Mrs. Alston we leave 102 hard-working students who don't think her work is too hard and who will turn their work in on time. -To Mrs. Anderson we leave an ideal choral club. -To Mrs. Andrews we leave a pair of platform shoes. -To Mr. Baker we leave six secretaries to make out his bus report. -To Mrs. Bettini we leave lots of hope that she will keep on smiling. -To Mr. Boyette we leave a pair of pants which are lon enough. -To Mrs. Brannock we leave five classes of Senior Englii so that she won't have to put up with the lower classmen. -To Mrs. Butler we leave an English accent so that her students can understand her. -To Mr. Chadwick we leave a spirit duplicator that will not ruin all of his beautiful diagrams and charts. -To Mrs. Charleston we leave a walking, talking micro-wave oven. -To Mr. Clayton we leave thirty new suits so he can maintain his reputation of being the best dressed man teacher. -To Mrs. Clayton we leave best wishes that one day she will have a little boy as cute as her little girl. -To Mrs. Kocan we leave a hearty welcome to LHS. -To Mr. Cofield we leave a fourth-period class that will not go to lunch too early. -To Mr. Davis we leave six classes of students who really love P.E. -To Mrs. Debnam we leave a box of theatrical make-up so she will look like a teacher instead of a student. -To Mrs. Dozier we leave a dozen baby carriages. ' S' -To Mr. Dunston we leave a class that can do mathematics. V -To Mr. Edmonds we leave a guano sack full of good luck. ,,,,,, -To Mr. Edwards we leave one million dollars so he can buy himself a chainifof1'sto'res by the name of One Way LTD. -To Mrs. Enzor we leave 161 red roses, one from each senior. -To Mrs. Fleming we leave a book entitled How To Take Life With A Smile. -To Mrs. Griffin we leave a dozen perfect secretaries to type all her papers. -To Mrs. Hanzer we leave a classroom large enough to hold her and several students. -To Mrs. Hight we leave a closet with locks in which to keep her bookkeeping practice sets. -To Mrs. Kerly we leave a stool so she can reach the top shelves in the library. -To Mrs. Leonard we leave 24 extra hands to help her with all- the nice things she does for all students. . -To Mrs. Lord we leave an annual staff that will sell Tom Wat items so that she doesn't have to raise any more money for the annual for the next 15 years. -To Mrs. Malarkey we leave a copy of the Circle so she won't forget us. -To Mrs. Massey we leave a set of co-operative cheerleaders. -To Mrs. Moore we leave a new blackboard so the blihds don't have to be closed everytime it is used. -To Mrs. Murphy we leave a room full of cushions so that she can make herself some pillows. -To Mrs. Nelms we leave a hot-line from her room tothe office. -To Mr. Parker we leave a ton of bricks so his students will not have to use the same ones over and over. -To Mr. Perdue we leave a chauffeur so that he won't have to drive while he drinks his coffee. -To Mr. Rhyne we leave a big,ger laboratory for his next year classes. -To Mr. Richards we leave a ook entitled, How To Be Serious. ', -To Mr. Short we leave all our cars so that his auto mechanics class can get some on the iob experience. - -To Mrs. Spivey we leave a well-stocked art room. -To Mrs. Stafford we leave a lot of compassion for the rising seniors so she won't work them as hard as she worked us. -To Mr. Twitty we leave a varsity football team that is guaranteed to win the state championship. -To Mr. Watson we leave a two-liter bottle of Pepsi and a 100 pounds of salted peanuts. -To Mrs. White we leave a helicopter for commuting. -To Mrs. Winn we leave a ten-pound box of chocoiates so that she can gain some weight. -To Mrs. Yow we leave an extra set of keys so she won't have to borrow anymore. Donna Allen leaves her Goldsand class ring to Calen and Arahlyn Allen. Gary Allen, lr. leaves his ability to get in the 12th grade to the coming luniors. Bernella Alston leaves her forehead to lackie Hicks and lessie McKnight. Gene Alston leaves his beautiful smile and charm to Daryll Williams. Sonia Alston leaves her ability to be mischievous, aggravating, devilish, yet sweet to all the dull students at LHS. Timothy L. Alston leaves his ability to make new friends at new school to the upcoming Freshmen. Krista Ayscue leaves her ability to listen patiently to the problems of Sammy Perdue to Sharon Ayscue. Michael Ayscue leaves his hard hitting ability to Coco Wright. Sharon K. Ayscue leaves her beloved number twelve, thirty cents and a special word of thanks to Teresa Young. Meria Ester Ballard leaves her cap and gown to her brother David. john Benton leaves his ability to serve an ace in tennis to Mark Murphy. ' Tim Billings leaves his knowledge and skill to the upcoming students in hope that they are successful. Ester Bro die leaves her beard to lames White. Deion Brown leaves her personality to Lesia Baldwin, because she sure needs one. lackie Br Lisa Burn 60 own leaves her ability to sing to jackie Greene. ett leaves her ability to get into all kinds of trouble and tight situations to anyone who thinks he can do it as well as she did.

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Seniors MICHAEL EARL WOODARD DARYLL STACY WOODLIEF SHERRY YVONNE WRENN MICHAEL WRIGHT RICKEY SAMUEL WRIGHT IUDY KATHLEEN WYNNE CASSANDRA YARBOROUGH ELIZABETH ANNETTE IACQUELINE WATSON Not Pictured GENE ALSTON QUINCY GARE CAVENESS DON HAROLD EVANS SHIRLEY ANN HOLDEN BETTIE IEAN KELLY DEAN PARRISH LEONARD DONALD LEE TOWNS IOSEPH EARL WALKER IAMES ALEXANDER WILLIAMS IEFFERY FENNER WOOD YARBOROUGH



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Wayne Perry Burnette leaves in order to make room for next year's Freshmen. Mindy Carpenter leaves her ability to leave school on a teacher's car to Billy Rogers. Quincy Caveness leaves his ability to go through twelve years of school to the upcoming Seniors. Linda Lee Clifton leaves her way to be friends with the upcoming Freshmen to Pamela Davis. Sebrenda Clifton leaves her knowledge of young men to her cousin, Annette Harris. Braxton Collins leaves his ability to never get tired of school to anyone who hates it. Linda Coppedge leaves her personality and ability to keep a man to Regina Hartsfield. Lorrine Coppedge leaves her cap and gown to her sister, Roxanna. Dwight Cottrell leaves his cap and gown to the rising Seniors. Gary Taylor Cottrell leaves his good taste in automobiles to Tommy Eury. Roger Cottrell leaves his way with women to jerry Smith. Valeria Daniel leaves the custom to whoever wants it. The keys are in the ignition. judy Davis leaves her sister Lessie one of her eyes and half of her brain. Steve Dement leaves his ability to make those plays at first base to Doug Moore in hopes that he ca Robin Drake leaves her ability to get out of sticky situations to her sister, Becky. Michael Dunn leaves his cap and gown to his younger brother Donald. Angela Durham leaves her famous sneeze to whoever feels they need a lift. Deborah Eaton leaves her hips and legs to Angela Evans in hopes that she will use them to catch all james Edgerton leaves his charm and grace to the upcoming graduates. George Vince Edwards leaves his cap and gown to the juniors. jimmie Epps leaves his light skin color and his ability to play linebacker to Blue Harris. Don Evans leaves everything to his daughter. Kent Evans leaves his great athletic ability to cut across the grain and get good yardage to little jame Bernice Foster leaves her ability to get out of class and walk the halls to Lori and Brenda Foster. Gloria Foster leaves her position in volleyball to Teresa Alfred. Kathy Foster leaves her great ability to love to the upcoming Sophomores. David Goode leaves his ability to get out of U.S. History to Champ Blackwell. Carolyn Green leaves her ability to skip classes and leave campus without getting caught to Curtis G Cynthia Faye Greene leaves her seat on the third sink in the bathroom to people who might deserve it Leonard. Elaine Gregory leaves her cap and gown to Eric johnsoryfbecause he may never get one. Annette Grissom leaves her ability to fall asleep in classtoanyone who thinks Mr. Perdue's teaching Teresa Guin leaves her ability to type without making mistakes to Wendy D., Diane H., and Susan M Deborah Gupton leaves her ability of creatingagmass number of problems and endangering lives to Amy Gina Gupton leaves her ability to walk from one end of the school grounds to opposite end, stopp breathe, and still make it in the door before the bell rings. Wilma Lee Gupton leaves her sexy 'smile and her great personality to all those who have that same p Stanley Harper leaves his place in the band to next year's Freshmen. Audrey Harris leaves her sister Sandra, the big responsibility of becoming a Senior one day. Blondina Harris leaves her pictures of j.T. to Angela Kearney. Thomas Harris leaves his sweet personality and smooth operation to Zeigler and Ann Collins. Susan Hasty leaves her driving abilities to Teresa Young in hopes that she will improve them. Cassie Hawkins leaves her desk, paper and pencils to Gloria Hawkins who always uses them anyway Adell Hayes leaves her pet Sarah, to her niece Clestine Monique Lawrence. n walk after a game. the guys. s White. reen. , like Dora Greene and Sherry is boring. Burnette and Donna Elam. ing three times to catch her otential. joanna Hayes leaves her ability to stay awake long enough to do her homework to her sister Sneak Dwight Henderson leaves his ability to skip class without getting caught to Curtis Kearney james Hilliard leaves his l'bop to Bobby Massenburg. Shirley Holden leaves her love for LHS to the students in Franklinton. Devone Holmes leaves his bus to any state worker who wants to clean ditches with it. john Holton leaves his ability to confuse the teachers to the rising Seniors. james Huntly leaves his wardrobe to Fred Alston. Lisa lnscoe leaves her ability to skip school without getting caught to Rachelle Edgerton in hopes sh Lorijohnson leaves her photography ability to all the students of LHS. glfauline johnson leaves her great ability to start something and to finish it to her brother Thomas. kwesley johnson leaves his intelligent brain in geometry to Bonita H. and Warrenetta M. ifmna' jones leaves her noisy ways to her sister, Yvonne. Angela joyner Toote, leaves her cap and gown to Tweety Henderson in hopes she'lI graduate. .Tony Kearney leaves his ability to skip and not get caught to Ray Ragland. Bettie'-jean Kelly leaves her quietness to her sister, Regina. Leroy' Kelly leaves his music box and ability to rap to foxy ladies to George Robinson. Willie Lee leaves his good behavior and ability to learn to the upcoming students. Barry Leonard leaves his pole-vaulting ability to Bryan Cash with hopes that he will have enough cou Kim Leonard leaves her ability to WACKO to Terri Capell who doesn't really need it anyway. Parrish Leonard leaves his robot dance and his ability to flex muscles to Bill Bolton, hoping he can d Quinton Leonard leaves his size 1316 basketball sneakers to Mr. Davis, but they'll probably be too sm Alicia Lester leaves Carole and Candy to anybody who can force them on the bus in the morning. Rebecca Lewis leaves her talent of speaking French to Wanda Henderson and Eric johnson. Greg Lloyd leaves his crazy ways and a book on how to tear a transmission out of a car and bend th Donna Macon leaves her seat in the 12th grade homeroom to Stephanie Macon. Remonia Macon leaves her ability to get a main man without it being someone else's man to the ris Terry Manning leaves everything to the rising Seniors. Maxine Massenburg leaves her cap and gown to Faye Long in hopes that she will get a chance to we jimmy May leaves his tennis-playing ability to Wayne Champion. e will use it successfully. rage to use it. o them both. all. em up to his brother, Tim. ing Sophomores. ar it. 61

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