Cape Fear High School

I, Cindy Huggins, will all my alcoholic beverages to Elnita Strickland, knowing she will put it to use since I have made a new start on something fantastic!	I, Mary Catherine McCoy, leave to any Senior girl of the 1973-74 class my ability to go steady a year without becoming engaged. With my luck it was easy!	I, Charlotte Robinson, would like to leave to Amy Carroll the ability to be a successful Senior and to pass the required course of English IV as a Senior. I would also like to leave her the ability to be a great person along with my brother Charlie!
I, Gloria Smith, leave my seat in English to Alice Anders hoping she will do better than I did. To Anne Nichols and Gwenn Reeves I leave my good times, what little I had, and to Tally Smith I leave.....	I, Aleta Wiggs, leave to Eddie Simmons a little prayer that he can make it tow more long years.	I, Terry Pribbenow, leave to my sister Deborah, the ability to do her best for Mrs. Stancil and also leave to her my shorthand desk.
I, Phyllis Britton, leave my last will to Evelyn Blue who never gets to class on time and to Rachelene Autry who hates being a junior and will gladly be a Senior. To these two, I hope they have as much fun being a senior as I haven't had.	I, Theresa (Cooke) Jackson, leave the 4th period Cooperative Home Ec. room to Kim Maxwell in hopes that she can do better work with it than I did.	I, Kay Fisher, leave my ability to do three hours of English homework in homeroom.
I, Kay Fisher, leave my ability to do three hours of English homework in homeroom.	I, Joe Ezzell, leave my seat in Mrs. Coopers third period class to some poor unfortunate soul like I was and a ragged bus #80 to someone who can put up with the problems.	I, Robert Moore, being of rotten mind and disabled body do hereby will my old Adidas to Caper Fear and especially to Conrad W. so it will have a little class.
I, Bettie Elizabeth Eason, want to leave all my problems and best wishes to Willa Cromedy and I want everybody to be happy in the future. May God bless each and everyone.	I, Carolyn Owens, will to Benny Owens my seat in Mrs. Coopers English class and hope he succeeds in staying there. Fight for your life. That's what I had to do to get out. Good Luck.	I, Dena Bullard, leave as my last will and testament to all females at Cape Fear my memories of kissing Tom Jones. Also, I leave to all rising Seniors my ability to jump in the lunch line, be late to homeroom and skip school. And I leave my desks in English and Co-op to anyone who thinks they can give their teachers a hard a time as I did ---unintentionally, of course.
I, Kent Bowden, will David Sloan to the Seventy-First tennis team---they deserve each other. I also leave 7 broken rackets, 1 warped racket, 2 broken string, best wishes, --and a prayer to next years Cape Fear team.	I, Brenda Locklear, leave to any up-coming Senior my place behind the stove in Family Life.	I, Eugene Bain, bequeath to Scott Culbreth as he strives to become the N.C. State President, the official title of "Son" which is a prerequisite to the office.
I, Glenn Johnson, leave to that dumb junior class Mrs. Cooper and Mr. Bass who will certainly educate them next year and to those lovely girls in the sophomore class I leave the slogan, "More power to you."	I, Carol Leslie, being of sound mind and body (forget body, just mind) do hereby leave to Davy Horne my seat in Mr. Bass's room. (The answers are carved on the seat.) And to Sara Cooper and her "gang" our lunch table.	I, Colton Mckethan, leave to Jerry Robinson and Cheryl McNeil, my speed to all who are fast enough to catch it, my personality to myself, your personality to you, my spot in class to an intelligent (but crazy) person, my love or school to the school.
I, Regina Robinson, wish Cape Fear the best wishes in the coming years. I would like to say to the Seniors 73-74 that I hope your Senior year will be the best.	I, Oliver Jerome Lewis, wish the coming Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores, much happiness. If they want to get out of school, they better study because Cape Fear teachers don't play. Most of all, I'm glad that I'm getting out. Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores, don't be a fool play it cool if you want to get out of school.	I, Garlene Ann Chavis, leave my seat in the office to anyone who can sit there without getting caught. I also leave my desk in Co-op class to anyone who likes to talk.
I, Kenneth Eason, leave my seat in 4th period Agriculture to any poor soul who is crazy enough to take it.	I, Yvonne Williamson, do hereby, bequeath to Mary Beth West my place on the cheerleading squad in hopes that it will bring her as many memories as it brought me.	I, Samuel Council, leave my Bank Stub, because I'm broke from Cape Fear dues.
I, Ron Hicks, being of sound mind and body leave my place in Mr. Bass's English class to Tony Lee. I also hope the Juniors are blessed with a Senior week next year.	I, Barry Lee Simmons, hope that more than two people help put up risers and decorate the stage for the Cape Fear Chorus because Dewitt Richardson and I did it. I hope next years men in the chorus do a fine job.	I, Herman W. Carter, wish the students of Cape Fear the characteristics that no other school has: fairness, peacefulness, pride, and kindness that can not be matched. Most of all, I will knowledge and skills, intelligence and consideration for others. Get in the sprit of 73 Colts. I wish students lots of luck in years to come.
I, Dewitt Richardson, leave best wishes to Cape Fear in the coming years. May you and your futures always be bright.	I, Ron Hicks, being of sound mind and body leave my place in Mr. Bass's English class to Tony Lee. I also hope the Juniors are blessed with a Senior week next year.	I, Carol Chance, leave Bus No. 74 to Kim H. hoping she will have more luck with Willie than I did.
I, Kathy Tatum, will Donna Adair my lock so she can have her own locker next year.	I, Gail McIntyre, leave my ability to drive my car to Garland Slate, and hope that he doesn't use the emergency brake again.	Congratulations Class of 73