Jordan Matthews High School - Phantomaire Yearbook (Siler City, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

Circfea of gxperiencea . ever Aroadening our laerapecfiue of Afe or an-WaffAew5 .jJi9A Scion! A A-M-- IW A ' ' ,gn HS-W5 L if VU K 4 . jxflf 'f 'T' vc f Lu. . l V, My M: P L i f i . ,Mi 'as-.ia lk' mncmwf f ' ,.wKgJf.5i2?'g-xy, g Sifer Cifg, Worfk Carohna 43W , k, ,,, 4 nnwniniillwv' ...s.....L,. ,fe 0' 45 of ScAoof life page 6 Page I8 Cfazidezi page 24 Cb o N ,I f e 0 pafronage Page 98 4 V3 Organizafionzi page 52 3P0ft5 Page 66 jeatufezf Page 82 Qzealicafion MATHEMATICAL EQUATION ADD his willingness to serve, SUBTRACT his hours of toil, DIVIDE with all his knowledge of lines, angles, and figures MULTIPLY his love for the students: The RESULT-a man to whom the Beta Club of 1961-62 with love and gratitude dedicates the 1962 PHANTOMAIRE MR. MURRAY ANDREW 5 Sckoof life Mai P SCAOO! Aff L 2I'.50I1af LIC! gettalfe jk .dfuclenh fear-ne , Discovering the factors which affe ct the swing of a pendulum holds the attention of these physics students. Bookkeeping isn't really so terribly puzzling, says the student on the right. Maybe not, replies the other: l'm the one who's puzzled! just in time, says Mrs. Woodbury when a student hands in his short story as the bell rings. Far corners of the world become more familiar to members of the geography class with the help of map and globe. refaxecl, crea feel, Plans of the Junior-Senior Banquet are dis- cussed by the chairmen and assistants as they keep a sharp lookout for nosey seniors! yr' Those scoring 9O or above on the National Educational Development Test received certi- ficates from Mr. Fields for th e ir outstanding achievement. 4' . A 7 NN Biology students gain a clearer Lmderstanding of algae by observing specimens t h r o u g h the lens of microscopes. all comlaefecl Spanish records give students an idea of how Spanish is really supposed to be pronounced. Through participation this Physical Education class learns not only the rule s of various games but also of good sportsmanship. Worried seniors bone up for the Scholastic Aptitude Test which could very well influence their plans for the near future. 10 I wifA youfA!uf enfiuaiaam. This student finds that the circle, one of A the most useful figures found in geometry, is easily made with the help of a compass. During Glee Club rehearsal all eye s focus on the director to be sure to catch it on the downbeat. Beat Central! the crowd cries during the pep rally held before this big game. The card catalog would seem like a maze without the help of a willing library assistant. 11 .7Aeg, com inecl wifA fAe A highlight found during football season- the crowning of our new Homecoming Queen on a c r i s p, never-to-be-forgotten October night. 51 I, l 3. Six hands are better than two agree these hungry Home Ec. II girls as they learn to fix an appetizing lunch in a short amount of time. Sleeping Beauty was kissed by Prince Charming, so what is Phil Payne waiting for? 12 Which method is faster? More important, which advanced math student will get this trig problem correct? euen fa and fra alifiona QHANHRSQWH Bulletin boards such as this on the pilgrims empha- size important events studied in world history. She must be one of those odd-looking farmers who invade the school on initiation day. Aloha Oe sing last year's juniors to the departing seniors during our evening on a Tropical Isle. yor-alan - Wa ffAew.4 lik K Discussion on the lesson after T.V. instruction helps Plotting the answer to Albegra II problems seems easier make science much clearer. on this large graph. Off goes the agriculture class to parts unknown! We only hope they make it without losing anyone. Sounds issuing from the buzz group would soimd strange to any but a Latin student. 14 C -wud ,High Sckooi x 7 X31 to Ou? ub 'rx Qi bxev do Witch 1 DQS 'act' nQ 00 i U wagnsl 39 N guide ttoubxe. - Se EQQXX XX aSf3XEc'oefh'x om Pencil flies as this shorthand student takes dictation during class. fl Th S9110 1 e S0120 Hewsga days, isa? 13326, rr re per staff big headafglting 11 e w e Ofo , S Ofo ur 11'ldust:EbU.S'y O Us 15 IQFOJMCQJ Let's twist again! say 1. M. Students-then they follow their own advice. Chemistry lab sessions provide students with a chance to test the facts gained in class. These boys are experimenting with the col- lection of oxygen over water. Pg U. S. History projects such as this poster help not only the students who make them but also their fellow classmates. Sedan! life A senior stands all alone at the radiator. Two other students corne along, making the group a little greater. Still others jo in the chattering group. . . How're y'all? Here's how friendly Phantoms gather in the hall. This is a typic al scene at Jordan-Matthews where students take great pride in their tradition of friendliness. What could be a more pleasant tradition to uphold? 17 361611 fo t 2 Cll'C our feacAer5 Aaue Lou I IIOLU 0 99 Clfl lIl5PLI'atL0ll. 1 0 1 To continue a quest for high standards of excellence a student must discipline his mind through the many experiences that add up to make his high school career a success. This he can easily do by applying The Four-Way Test to his thoughts, words, and deeds. Is it the TRUTI-I? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSI-IIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? 20. -Q-M -me Our local school board: Mr. jim Morris, Mr. Burnace Hancock, Mrs. Cecil Budd, and Mr. Norman Jordan. HALLIE BEAVERS ALLRED Woman's College, A. B. Duke University, M.A. Latin and Mathematics MURRAY M. ANDREW U. N. C. , B. S. , M. Ed. Mathematics and Physics GLADYS S. BREWER Woman's College B. S. , M. Ed. Commercial THOMAS I. EMERSON N.C. State College, B. Science MAMIE A. FOUST Woman's College, B. S Home Economics S. PAULA MORGAN CAMERON Flora Macdonald College B. A. History and Spanish WILLIAM L. CHARLTON Guilford College, A. B. U. N. C. , M. Ed. Physical Education and History C. I. CRUTCHFIELD Elon College, A.B. Social Studies and English FRANK L. HALVERSON Stout State College, B. S. U. N. C. , M. Ed. Mechanical Drawing and Diversified Occupations B. D. HOWARD Wake Forest College, A. B. Mathematics VIRGINIA P. HOWARD Meredith College, A. B. Science and Home Economics E. LINDSEY JONES East Carolina College, B. S Music MAE M. LANE . Meredith College, A. B Librarian SIMS C. POINDEXTER Woman's College, B.A English DIANE L. WOODBURY Dulce University, A. B. English SARAH B. WRENN Greensboro College, A. B. History and English FRANCES C. CRIMES Secretary WILLIAM B. POINDEXTER State College, B. S. Agriculture BILLY RAY WEST Guilford College, A. B. Science and Physical Education g!6lJ52:5 Stu cJenf5 are IIOLU lUOI'Llllg tAelI' way LOU! t COI'e t0l,Ual'J5 fAe Olltel' flln WAHI! fealfe, ALOtClIlge fAere wiffafwaygi Le an affafAmenf. en iorri ll At last we really feel like seniors-our rings are here! exclaim our excited officers joe Gunter, treasurer Fredd Andrews, presidentg Judy Messer, secretary, and Eddie Fox, vice president. ELIZABETH ANN ADCOCK Liberty. . . pleasant. . . cheerful Banquet Entertainer 2 3 Paper Staff 4, 4-H Club 1. CLARICE JEAN ANDREWS neat. . . good listener. . . co-operative Library Club 2, 3,45 G le e Club 4, Library Assistant 45 Banquet Enter- tainer 2g Banquet Comm itte e 3 Bible Club 3,4. FREDERICK DUWAYNE ANDREWS Freddie. . . tall. . . friendly Student Trainer 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Track 1, 2,Manager 3,43 Most School Spirited 3, Boys' Monogram Club 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,49 Bible Club 2,Student Council Representative 2, Class President 4. N WILLIAM DAVID ATWATER Chip . . . fickle. . . good looking Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Banquet Com- mittee 3. SANDRA KAY BISH Sandy . . . cute. . . mischievous Crosby Adams Mus i c Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Banquet Entertainer 2, Banquet Committee 3, F.T.A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, Majorette 1, 2, Bible Club 13 Homecoming Representative 2,43 Student Council Representative 1. mamma? in BILLY WAYNE BROOKS Bones . . . basketball. . . Halverson's Pet Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Mono- gram Club 4. IEANETTE CAROL BROOKS friendly. . . Mrs. Grimes's right hand man. . . ridin' around 4-H Club 1,25 Glee Club 35 Banquet Committee 3, Paper Staff 3, Office Assistant 4. MARTHA ANN BOWERS shy. . . Silk Hope. . . giggles Bible Club 1, 4-H Club 15 Library Club 4 LEO FRANKLIN BREWER bus jockey. . . flat top. . . friendly Bus Driver 3, 4. Nw N qxwwfff ROBERT JAMES CLARK congenial. . . quiet. . . co-operative WALTER GARLAND DARK No-talk . . . horses. . .lanky Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Football 15 Track 4-I-I Club 2, 3. RITCI-IIE WAYNE BUCKNER clown. . . elusive. . . station wagon Baseball 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Football 43 Boys' Monogram Club 4. DONALD WRENN CAMPBELL Quads , . . Central. . . Tombstones Baseball 1, 2,45 4-H Club 1. ARTHUR LEE DAVIS, JR. roly-poly. . . Larnbert's. . . cut-up Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 4-H Club 1, 2, 33 Football 3. IANICE LOUISE DEATON tall. . . fun-loving. . . trim Bible Club lg F. T.A. 25 Paper Staff 3, Banquet Entertainer 2. TERESA DIANNE DEBRULE dimples. . . boy-Chaser. . . shrewd 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,45 Library Club 43 Bible Club 2,3,4g F.T.A. 3,45 Paper Staff 35 Banquet Entertainer and Accompanist 2. LINDA KAY DORSETT curious. . . cagey. . . goofy Glee Club 43 Library Club 4. A L.. Qu .,,,,-'jInn- SANDRA FAY EFIRD artist. . . Donna's twin. . . Tommy 4-H Club 1,2,3,4,Bible Club 1, 2, Library Club 15 Banquet Entertainer 2. RUBY DIANE ESTRIDGE beach. . . y'all yell. . . pretty hair Bible Club 1,23 Crosby Adams Music Club 1,2, 3,4, President 3, Basketball 13 Homecoming Representative 1,3,45 Class Secretary 25 F. T. A. 2, 3,45 Library Club 25 Girls' Monogram Club 3, 4, Pre sident 45 Banquet Tri-Chairman 3, Cheerleader 3,4, Chief 45 Student Council Representative 35 Banquet Entertainer 23 Paper Staff 4. nu.. JOE LAWRENCE DUNLAP Frezzo. . .haunted houses. . . horses F. F.A. 3, 4-I-I Club 1. DONNA KAY EFIRD friendly. . . active. . . Sandra's twin Bible Club 1, 234-H Club 1, 2, 3,45 Banquet Entertainer 2, Paper Staff 4. f Q1 EDWIN HERITAGE FOX C. W .... Elder Theatre. . . Big Ed Band 1, 2, 35 Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 35 Marshal 2,35 Class Vice President 45 Scholastic Letter 25 N. E. D. T. Certificate 25 PI-IANTOMAIRE Staff 35 Glee Club 3. GLENN McNEIL FRICKEY Frick . . . flyboy. . . '51 Chevy Student C ouncil Representative 15 Boys' Monogram Club 3,45 Bus Driver 2, 3, 45 Acti- vity Bus Driver 45 Banquet Committee 35 Track 1, 25 4-H Club 15 Football 4. JAMES RAY FIELDS C. S. Rooster. . . Central. . . purple convertible Baseball 25 Bus Driver 3,45 F. F. A. 3,45 4-l-I Club 1. ALBERT THOMAS FOX Red . . . absentee. . . quiet JERRI IRENE F RICKEY nurse. . . boys. . . contacts Library Club 2, 3. LAWRENCE FREDERICK GAFFNEY, IR. Freddy . . . quiet. . . basketball Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 4. MARVIN I-IURLEY GLASS Mil-ce's Grill. . . agriculture. . . fun Bus Driver 3, F. F.A. 3,4. JOSEPH CALVIN GUNTER Poss . . .haunted houses. . . Thunder Road ootball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Basketball 1, , Manager 35 Baseball 1,25 Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Beta Club 35 Class President 1, 2, Treasurer 4. BOBBIE JEAN JACKSON Monk , . . pretty eyes. . . clothes Banquet Entertainer 2, Paper Staff 4. MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON cute. . . Libby . . .Asheboro Paper Staff 35 Banquet Committee 3. JOHN STINSON HANCOCK dignified. . . golf. . . brain Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 3, 4,Beta Club 3,45 Convention 3, Marshal 2, 35 Scholastic Letter 1,2,3, Student Council Representative 2, Student Council President 4, Class Presi- dent 3, Banquet Committee 3. CHARLES BROOKS HARRIS Skipper , . . C. C- A. . . . eyes Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2. in., . iv we 'lr: 'f1' is 'G' WILLIAM HOWARD KIDD laughin'. . . bug. . .Silk Hope Baseball 2, Paper Staff 3. CAROLYN LOUISE KIMREY dependable. . . secrets. . . nurse Crosby Adams Music Club 3,4,Beta Club 3, 4, SeCI'Et21I'Y 33 Convention 3,4,Library Club 3, 4, President 4, F. T.A. 2, 3.,4, Secretary 3, Student Council Representative 2, Work- Shop 3, Congress 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Monogram Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Banquet Entertainer 2, Girls' State 3, Student Librarian 3, 4, Banquet Tri-Chairman 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. 'Sun-,lQf,.9, . mm- NANCY KATHRYN JOHNSON artist. . . liberty. . . sweet Banquet Entertainer 2, Paper Staff 4. SYLVIA KAY JOHNSON knock-out 1 . .basketball. . . T-bird Girls' Monogram Club 3,4, Secretary 4,Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, C apt ain 3, All Conference 3, Bible Club 1, F. T.A. 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council Representative 1, Homecoming Representative 2,3,Harvest Festival Representative 1,Banquet Entertainer 2, Banquet Tri-Chairman 3, Paper Staff 4, Most School Spirited 3, PHANTOMAIRE Typist 4, Homecoming Queen 4. Mi PATSY CAROL LOWE giggles. . .boys. . .pretty hair Banquet Entertainer 2, Bible Club 1, F. T.A. 2. WILMA JEAN MCCRARY bookworrn. . . quiet. . .reserved Glee Club 4, Assistant Librarian 4. MARTHA LOUISE MCPHERSON basketball. . .Bill. . . Blondie Basketball 1,25 3,45 Girls' Monogram Club 45 Banquet Entertainer 25 Paper Staff 35Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Library Club 45 Ban- quet Committee 3. JUDY ANN MESSER Freddie. . . transfer. . . primp Cary Senior High School 1, 2, 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 F. T. A. 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1,25 Chorus 1, 25 Future Business Leaders Club 2, 35 Science Club 152, 35 Class Secretary 4. PHILLIP LARRY OLDHAM Byrd's. . . Chicken's friend. . drag races F. F. A. 3,45 Baseball 25 4-H Club 1. RANDALL LEE PARKS Hudson's. . .sports. . ,talkative Boys' Monogram C lub 2, 3,45 4-H C lub 1,25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25.3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Banquet Committee 3. 'Q ww-5 M.. JO ANN MOFFITT Brownie's. . . petite. . .talented Library Club 2,35 Banquet Entertain Paper Staff 3. LINDA CATHERINE MOORE Liberty. . . easy-going. . .likeable Paper Staff 45 Library Club 2, 3. SI' PHILLIP GERRY PAYNE brainy. . . crazy pictures. . . pepsi pumper N. E. D. T. Certificate 15 Scholastic Letter 1,2,35Beta Club 3,4, President 4,Vice Pres- ident 35 Convention 3,45 Student Council Representative 45 Banquet Committee 35 Track 15 Marshal 1,2, 3. JULIA GREGSON PERRY judy . . . popular.. . dream-girl Bet a Club 3,45 Convention 3, 45 Associate Editor of PHANTOMAIRE 35Editor-in-Chief 45 Girls' Monogram Club 3,4,Vice President 45 Bible Club 15 F.T.A. 25 Majorette 1, 25 H o m e c o m i n g Representative 35 Banquet Entertainer 25Banquet Committee 35 Cheer- leader 3,45 Miss jordan-Matthews 45 Crosby- Adams Music Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 3. - -' 'A JAMES EDWARD PARRISH Skippy . . . Jean-Jean. . . soda-jerk Football 1,45Basketball 1,25Track 1,2,-45 Boys' Monogram C lub 2, 3, 45 Crosby Adams Music Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 4-H Club 3,45 Banquet Committee 3. WRENN MARSHALL PATTERSON Helen. . . N. C. State. . .lends a helping hand Beta Club 45 Student Council Sergeant- at-Arms. REBECCA SUE PHILLIPS boys. . . Becky . . . carefree Banquet Entertainer 25 Paper Staff 3. BONNIE SUE PLEASANT S Alaska. . . active. . . pretty Anchorage High School 15 National Honor Society 15 F. H. A. 15 Beta Club 3,4, Convention 3,45 F. T.A. 3,4, Convention 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Scrapbook Chairman 45 Bible Club 253, 4, President 45 CrosbyAdams Music Club 2,3,45 Girls' State 35 Marshal 35 PHANTOMAIRE Staff Art Editor 3,Associate Editor 45 Student Coun- cil Representative 45 N. E. D.T. Certificate 25 Banquet Entertainer 25 Banquet Committee 35 Class Vice President 2, S e cretary 35 School Columnist 45Homecoming Representative 3,4, GUY WEST PRITCHARD haunted houses. . . Lightnin . . . Mrs. Woodbury 's pefsjt Football 35 4-H Club 152, 3,45 PHANTOMAIRE Typist 45 Paper Staff 3. PHY LLIS ANN ROBBINS basketball. . . snowed. . . good-time girl Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 35 G ir l s' Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 F. T.A. 2, 3, 45 Treas- urer 45 Banquet Entertainer 25 Banquet Commit- tee 35 Bible Club 25 Paper Staff 4. GRAHAM WILSON ROGERS Coolie . . . basketball. . . Lancer Basketball l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Track 45 Bible Club 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 2, Vice President 35Ban- quet Committee 35 Boys' Monogram Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3. JAMES DWIGHT SCOTT Jimmy , . . Snack Shop. . .Esso Baseball 15Basketball 1,25Track 1,454-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA JANE ROE clothes. . . sweet. . . neat Beta Club 4, Tre asurer 4, Convention 45 Crosby Adams Music Club 2,3,4, Vice President 35 Bible Club 1, 25 Glee Club 45 PHANTOMAIRE Typist 45 Ban que t Enter- tainer 25 Banquet Committee 35 Class Treas- urer 35 Student Librarian 45 Library Club 4. JOHN HARVEY ROGERS Snake , . . Western Auto.. . Silk Hope 4-H Club 1, 2, 35 Track 2. JAMES LINUEL SMITH jimmy , . . Oh, me! . . .Whut? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball 1,2, 3,49 Boys' Monogram C lub 3,43 Sergeant-At-Arms 4. MARY ANN STANTON talkative. . . agreeable. . .helpful Pamlico County High School 1,25 F. H. A. 1, Future Business Leaders Club 23 Glee Club 25 Paper Staff 4. LINDA FAYE SCOTT Blondie . . .nice smile. . . clips Banquet Entertainer 2, Bible Club 3,45 Glee Club 4. FLOYD MICHAEL SEALS Mike , . . football. . . Judy Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Boys' Mono- gram Club 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. VIRGINIA WRENN STUTTS friendly. . . freckles. . .librarian Glee Club 4, Library Club 45 Library Assistant 4. JOHN ALBERT TANNER Elder Theatre. . . T-Knocker . . . studious Beta Club 3, 4, Convention 3, 45 B and 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Marshal 3. .ui BRENDA ANN TUCKER Binkie . . .skating. . . gab Paper Staff 45 Office Assistant 4. ALVANA CAROL WICKER Donald. , . Punchie . . .good listener Glee Club 4. M. GARLAND LEE WRIGHT Trouble.. . Brownie's. . . Sonny Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,45Basketball 1,25 Football Manager 1,25 Baseball 1, 2. DAVID RAY YORK PeeDab . . . Teddy Bear . . . girls love him F. F. A. 3, 4. it 1 wr-r X PATRICIA LYNN WILLET Billy... Patsy . . .sense of humor Bible Club 13 F. T. A. 25 Banquet Entertainer 2, Paper Staff 3. GLENN RAY WILSON I give up, what? . . . track. , . Vee Beta Club 3,4, Convention 4, Boys' Mono- gram Club 3,4g Baseball lg Track 2,3,45 Banquet Committee 3. unions Will we ever get enough money from our mag azine s ale to be able to top last year's banquet? These worried officers include Betty Lou Dowd, secretaryg Donnie Cole, vice presidentg Ray Stinson, presidentg and Gay Lane, treas- LlI'eI'. JAMES ALBRIGHT LOUISE ALLRED ALBERT ANDREW KAY ANDREW MIKE ANDREWS CLAUDIA ANDREWS STANLEY AVENT JUANITA BARKER HANK BRADY LOMA LEE BROOKBANK SARA BRIDGES MARY BROWN KAYE BUDD PI-IYLLIS CI-IEEK DONNIE COLE GARY COOPER JOE CORDER HILDA DURHAM CLYDE EDWARDS TOMMY EDWARDS LEE CRAVEN HILDA DARK BILLY DIXON JIMMY DIXON BETTY LOU Down RAEFORD DUNN BETTY EI-IRD WILDA ESTRIDGE CURTIS I-IASH JIMMY GALNES CLARENCE GILLILAND FRANK GORDON LINDA HARPER PEGGY HARRIS GENE I-IATLEY ANITA I-IOLT CAROL JESSUP CAROLYN JONES JACK LANE GAY LANE LINDA LOPOSSAY SHARON LUTTERLOI-I BARBARA MANESS MARY BETH MCDANIEL x 'lua-.- GARY JOYCE RONALD KELLAM MIKE KOTORIS 'sf 'l'1 'f-ff la, Z6 'Q we-Q, WW? ff 'q' JEAN ODOM MARY LEE OVERMAN ELBERT PARTIN DANNY MCLAUGHLIN WAYNE MCMATH MELVIN MESSER IKEY MILHOLEN SARA MOORE KYLE MURRAY CAMELA PERRY JEAN PHILLIPS IOANN PHILLIPS HERBERT PIKE PHIL RICHARDSON ALYCE SCOTTON TONY SILER JOAN SIMPSON RANDALL SMITH TOMMY SMITH TOM STANCELL RAY STINSON BRUCE TUCKER HARRY WILLIAMS SUE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILSON SARA LYNN WOOD STEVE WRENN MARTHA STONE RAYMOND TEAGUE LESTER TROGDON QSDOPAOHIOPQ5 Don't let it touch the ground! warns one patriotic sophomore officer, Rosemary Edwards secretary treasurer, to other officers: Bill Htmter, vice presidentg and Thomas Sheppard, president. V if ,gf 'E 'N if 5, 5 , I V I X 'A ' LINDA ALLRED ' AVA! ,ff MICHAEL ALLRED qw X ji lg Q, TOMMY ALLRED A . t W' N ' fi? A if if ' f 1 X igdx db fxffggji YM' ,'V 'yeh V :J ,+V f 10 . v X! 2 il . in L N VNV ini' I ,5 if p an NANCY ANDREWS U PAULETTE BARE DOUG BAXLEY DIANNE BEAL NORMA BINNS DAN BOGER 44 EARL BOWERS CHARLES ERAY MARY JO BREWER DONALD BRIDGES RUSSEL BRITSON GREG BROOKS SARAH BROOKS NANCY BROWN ELIZABETH BULLOCK NANCY BURKE CHRIS BYERLY HELEN CLAPP TOMMY ELDER JIMMY ELLINGTON JESSIE LEA FOGLEMAN CALVIN FRAZIER JACK GILLILAND NELLIE GORDAN FRANK HALRR SHARON HAMER BECKY HARE NANCY HARRIS JAKE HART JOYCE HASH ELAINE CLARK BETTY COOPER CHARLES CROTTS CHUCK CROTTS JANE CULBERSON GINNA DARK STEVE DAVIS WARREN DIXON KRIS DODD ROSEMARY EDWARDS PAUL JUSTICE BETTY LANGLEY GALE LANGLEY JANICE LEMONS ANN LILES SUE LOWE DORIE MANESS JUDY MARLEY RUTH MARSH ROBERT MCDANIEL BRENDA HOLT SANDRA HUNT BILL HUNTER EDWINTA JOHNSON JANICE JOHNSON JUDY JOHNS ON LARRY JOHNSON LYNN JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON PHILLIP JOHNSON LINDA JONES PHYLLIS MCLAUGHLIN LOUISE MCLAURIN JIMMY MCPHERSON MIKE MENDENHALL DANNY MOFFIT LANE MOORE JOHN MORRIS STEVE MORRIS PAT NEAL SYLVIA PELFREY ANGELINE PICKARD DON PIERCE 3 3 X CAROL PIKE PHIL PIKE ROBERT POE, JR. PPIILLIP POLLET DAVID POWERS THOMAS OUIDLEY, JR. DELBERT REITZEL, JR. TOMMY ROBINSON NORMA ROSE JANICE SCOTT IEFFERY SEALS DAVID SEARS BILLY THOMAS PAT THOMPSON RODERICK TIDY LINDA TILLMAN BETSY UTLEY 'DIANNE WANN JUDY WEAVER MARTHA WEBB RICHARD WENTWORTH ROBERT WENTWORTH LINDA WHITT BOBBY WILLIAMS New Iflblzadi 'Uhr- 'M-w.L,,g,,,,, by , 5-fm-f Yu.. MQQN DAN SHELTON RALPH SHELTON THOMAS SHEPPARD CLYDE SMITH WAYNE SMITH DONALD SPIVEY OAROLYN STANTON PATTY STINSON JIMMY STOUT BILLY SYKES PBJAHIQH We aren't the only new ones around! agree these freshman officers as they investig at e the new wmg ofj M Sherlock Holmes II, III, and IV include Larry Mendenhall, vice presidentg Carol Jones, secretary and treasurer Mlke Renn, president. SAMMY ADAMS MARTHA ALLRED RUTH ANDREW JIMMY AND Raws, JR. F B F LEET BALDWIN, JR UTCH BARR RANCES BARK.ER DAVID BARROW PAMELA BARTH BRENDA BELL TINY BOSMAN ELLEN BRADY ISH BRADY BETTY JEAN BRAY ROBERT BRAY CONNIE BREWER JAMES C. BROOKS BRENDA BROWN LINDA BUC KNER JUDY BUIE BRENDA CAMP RUTH CAVANAUGH CLYDE CLARK JANE Cox CLAY CRAVEN JOE CRUMP NICKY DARK RICKY DARK DIANNE DAVIS an MARION DOWD MARILYN DUNN MARY VIRGINIA EARLE REBECCA EDWARDS TOMMY ELDER JIMMY ESTRIDGE MICHAEL FESMIRE JOYCE FLIPPIN MICHAEL GAFFNEY WILLIAM GILMORE ANN HACKNEY CURTIS HARRIS RUDY HART LINDA HASH CAROLE HEARD V ,' JEUVZQL , Lfeffw ff rgfz v' ' 'L' ' if , R ,V ' 4 HENRY DAVIS JIMMY DAVIS SHARON DAVIS DOUGLAS DEATON LARRY DEBRULE TONY DI MEO ANN DIXON MARY VETT DORSETT gp Ill! o E J SHOWN , 3 FT 2 .ASV 5532?- ,- K-,S J JIMMY LYNCH LINDA LYNCH DAVID MCDANIEL ZOAN MCLAUGHLIN EARL MCMASTERS JERRY MCPHERSON LARRY MENDENHALL FLOYD MESSER BOBBY HOLT LINDA HOUOH GORDON JACOBS DARLENE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON MELVLN JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON CARROLL JONES LENORE KECK STEVE KOTORIS CAROL KUCINIC DONALD LANGLEY TOMMY LEMONS PAUL LOPOSSAY MICHAEL LUTTERLOH JANE MORRIS VIOKY MURRAY DENNIE MUS SELWHITE BRENDA PARRISH BEN PARTIN BEVERLY PERRY CAROLYN PETTY GREG PHILLIPS JENNY PHILLIPS STEVE PHILLIPS PHYLLIS PIKE STEVE POE ELLEN PRITCHARD BARBARA REEVES MIKE RENN JO ANN RICH LIBBY SCOTT SHARON SEALS RABON SELLERS WILLIAM SHEPPARD JENNY SIZEMORE DEBORAH SILER DANNA SLOAN JILL SMITH MARY SUE SMITH PAM SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH LINDA SNYDER STEVE SMITH DIANNE SOUTHER 'S' RUBY JEAN THOMAS LARRY THURMAN VICKY TRACY JIMMY UNDERWOOD JEANNIE WALLACE CHERYL WASSERMAN DORIS WELCH BILL WHISNATT JERRY WHITE RONNIE WHITE WAYNE WILLIAMS JIMMY WILSON VICKI WOOD MICKEY WRENN TOMMY WRENN BEVERLY SPRINKLE KAREN SPURRIER SANDRA STANLEY NANCY STONE NANCY STOVER LINDA STUART RONALD TEAGUE FRANCES TERRY ary Ns- YW AQ, Or-ganizafiona X Organizafiond, WMA give fAe f.fuJmf4 an ouffef for Mei, fafen mfafge the mpg of the Caffe. 4 1 pdanfomaire Sfa!! A never-to-be-forgotten experience -W ork i n g on the annual. . .let's get organized! -optimistic idea. . . how can we get all gg on 96 pages?. . .Tommy, can't you draw a straight line?. . . where are our pictures?they're three weeks overdue. . . what do you want to eat?. . . y'all get busy! we don't have forever. . .we can't possibly fit the copy into that little space. . . muted groans. . . pepsi on the layout book. . . where did those drawings go?. . . sudden screams. . . you mean c o py was supposed to be double-spaced?. . .mistakes and more mistakes. . .we'll never meet the deadline!. . .how do you spell this?. . .what are Judy and Bonnie doing on the roof?. . . gotta leave early today, I have a meeting at 8. . . aren't those pictures back ygfi . .what a me ss! . . . but we can't hold o ut another page. . .Johnny, stop popping your I If feems thaf Judy RSFFYQ editopin' knuckles! . . .what do you mean, you reckon?. . . splitting Chleff 15 Caught ln the mldst Ofouf theme headache. . . work, work. . . there Went the deadline. . . utter the Circle- H confusion. . . vertical pictures in horizontal spaces. . . Chris, can't you do anything right?. . .excuses and more excuses. . . like our new section?. . . more pages in wastebasket than in envelope. . . Dec. 18 is coming. . . hurry! . . .layout finally mailed. . . proofreading. . .finished! . . . hey, OUR ANNUALS HAVE ARRIVED! ! ! Shh. . .assoc- iate editor at Work! B o n ni e Pleasants is busy working on the layout book, our annual staff's Nmap. ll Typists Martha Roe, Sylvia johnson, and Guy Pritchard not only type copy but also send thank you notes to every merchant who gave us an ad. While Steve Wrenn, sports editor, waits for Tommy Edwards, art editor, to sketch a helmet, he observes Johnny Tanner, busi- Y Y' ' ness manager, working on ads. Wood, copy e ditor, and Lorna Lee Brookbank, assistant copy editor, that with just one more picture on page 12 there will still be enough room for copy. Chris B erl photography editor assures Sara 311211.11215-1:t,1t1,.f: 1, -fs-Wren..1QAmswssfwaefnsfasmmmwsstwvfszzwsw.szmsmwawm.. ..saser1mqsavmmmmffszsraa4m1n .,1,.- -f.!11f..s,.e mawrvfaws1.1w1uw,s:fsf.r'1s1fmwff eszzseesssaa Seniors a r e off to the Beta Convention - a wonderfulweek- e n d filled with n e w f a c e s, meetings, and fun. V-.,,. . ., 1 - Refreshments for a post-meeting snack are being prepared by officers Ray Stinson, Vic e president, Sara Wood, secretary, and Martha Roe, treasurer. President S t e V e Wrenn seems to be snitching a cookie! ! ! ..-L. Betas agreed to pose for pictures but seem mainly concerned in receiving their latest Beta journals. First row: Gay Lane, Linda Lopossay, jean Phillips, Betty Dowd, Lorna Brookbank. Second row: Steve Wrenn, Camela Perry, Linda Brown, Hilda Durham, Mary McDaniels, Judy Perry, Sara Wood. Third row: Glenn Wilson, Sara Bridges, Louise Allred, Claudia Andrews, Ronald Kellam, Martha Roe, Johnny Tanner, Bonnie Pleasants. Fourth row: Wrenn Patterson, Ray Stinson, john Hancock, Carolyn Kimrey, Betty Efird, Phil Payne. Beta CLA The piles of popcorn, cokes, and candy con- sumed by spec- tators are sold by several members during a ball game t o r a is e money for vari- ous projects. The mention of scholar- ship, character, and leader- ship brings to mind the Beta Club, anational, non-secret, achievement, service org ani- zation. Not only studying to keep grades up but also work- ing in the concession stand, worrying about the annual- that's a Beta. The profit from food sold at J. M. football and basketball games is used for v a r io us projects. Sponsors, Mrs. Mae Lane and Mr. Murray Andrew, have spent many hours helping the mem- bers with their many club activities. Sfuclenf gounci Active in the various phases of student council work are our class representatives: seniors, Bonnie Pleasants and Phil Payneg juniors, Shirley Wilson and Stanley Aventg sophomores, David Powers and Phil johnsong freshmen, Greg Phillips and Bill Whisnant. O ur student organization may be thought of as a wheel: the student body composes the r i mg c l a s s representatives form spokes linking this rim to the hubg and student coun- cil officers make up the hub. The student council h as strived to serve the students in all possible ways. Its members have served as our hospitality committee, wel- coming all J. M. vis itorsg awarded G o o d Sportsman- ship ribbons at all home bas- ketball g a in e sg effectively supervised our assembly pro- gramsg and made numerous o th e r contributions to o ur school. Increasing not only the t r e a s u ry but also school spirit is the duty of these little Phantom pins sold by our student council officers:Wrenn Patterson, sergent-at-armsg john Hancock, presidentg Carolyn Kimrey, secretaryg Louise Allred, vice-president. S6 Crepe paper every where and not an idea to spare- as plans take shape for our Holiday Prom. arcding Zgancl Led by snappy majorettes, the J. M. Marching Band has marched its way to becoming an outstanding organi- zation. Under the direction of Mr. Lindsey Jones, it has certainly grown and improved. Its members are gain- ing both an appreciation of music and personal satisfac- tion. The b and played during half-time at our football games and marched in the Siler City Christmas parade. Its participation promoted school spirit and added color as well as music to the activities at hand. Its energetic members have also presented a concert and performed for numerous groups. Relax, take a b an d break-and goof off! Band officers, Dana Sloan, secretary, Eddie Blair, g V treasurer, Bill Hunter, vice president, and Wilson .p.- ,gg f ,D Rogers, president, seem to agree with the slogan. Q I a - is gyg. 1 '.p' as I diy, ,.. 15' ff'-515,95 1. L:if'xfi.':3p :K -It I-in Nervous majorettes take adeep breath before I Q. f 5' it their first half-time P6ff0fff1H11Ce- AU, eXCePt drum majorette Ann Liles, are performing this jff:.3.,-:jr-Zzigi ye ar for the fust time' ': jordan-Matthews band forms a heart for our sweethearts at half-time during the homecoming game. Members include Bonnie Kellam, Jimmy Underwood, jimmy Boling, Debbie Rogers, Linda Hough, Tiny Bosman, Helen Clapp, Sandra Hunt, Janice Johnson, Fleet Baldwin, Ronald Kellam, Bill Hunter, Chris Byerly, Roger Phillips, Ann Bray, Cindy Griffith, Sue Johnson, Steve Strickland, Jane Cox, Barbara Liles, Wilson Rogers, Robert Sharp, Tommy Rogers, Phil Pollet, Eddie Blaire, Bobby Fox, Butch Barr, Gordon Jacobs, Steve Roberts, Mickey Wrenn, Larry DeBrule, Neil Wrenn, Tommy Elder, Robert Wrenn, Dana Sloan, Ann Liles. Not pictured is Carolyn Jones. 57 girfa , onogram Bright smiles can be found on a bright afternoon before a game as officers-Carolyn Kimrey, treasLu'erg Sylvia Johnson, secretary, Diane Estridge, president, and Judy Perry, vice president-decorate the goalpost. This deep sea diver is all dressed for the oc c a s i o n on initiation day. Hope the water isn't too cold, Norma! . X fum lzmumnr ik tm In Hun lr Sem lm: lineman Sw vonlia? G Y- AT HIE' SEA Maintaining school spirit and upholding the ideals of athletics and good sportsmanship is the big job cheerfully tackled by members of the Girls' Monogram Club. These girls, all who have earned a lett er in either basketball or cheerleading, certainly contribute much through their untiring efforts. To raise money for their year's proj e c t, they sell programs during our ball games. The members often sponsor bon- fires before big games. Each spring S ile r City enjoys a talent show which is produced by this club. An annual event is the mother-daughter tea held during the Christmas season. Their sponsor, who has certainly contributed much to the Girls' Monogram Club in the way of time and suggestions, is Mrs. Virginia Howard. Norma Binns, Martha McPherson, Sara Moore, Becky Hare, Shirley Wilson, and Gay Lane look over the programs they'll be selling in a few I1'101'1'19I'ltS . One, two, three! and everybody is out of step. This is, since you'd probably never guess, a rehearsal for the talent show skit. Those practic- ing are Linda Brown, Jean Phillips, Sharon Lutterloh, Janice johnson, Phyllis Robbins, Sue Williams, Wilda Estridge, and Kaye Budd. 58 Oyzf , 0ll0gl'aln l Busy members pause for a group shot. First row: A rthur Davis, Billy Syk e s, Stanley Avent, Lester Trogdon, Tommy Elder, M i k e Andrews. Second row: Gre g Brooks, Joe Gunter, Chip Atwater, D a V i d Powers, Steve Wrenn, Tony Siler, B us y, energetic, co- operative, enthusiastic - these adjectives apt ly describe our Boys' Monogram Club. This Club was organized to promote and uphold the athletic standards of our school, and that is exactly what its rn e mb e rs are doing. Freddie Andrews, Wilson Rogers, Billy B r o ok s, Glenn F r i c k e y. Third row: Donnie Cole, Fr e d Brown, Randall P a r k s, jimmy Dixon, Herbert Pike, jimmy Smith, Mike Seals, Glenn Wilson, Skippy Parrish. which is certainly enjoyed by the entire school. To raise money for projects, the entire club pulls together to make a brunswick stew supper a big success. They also sell J. M. penn ants and monogrammed sweatshirts. Lending a helping hand when- H01T1eC0TT1iH9 is an 9-H3119-1 CV'-int After w a iting three long years for the chance, ever needed is SPOUSO1' Mr' Bill SPOYISOTCCI by them, HD G V Slit jim my S m ith, sergeant-at-arms, M ik e S e a ls, Charlton- secretary-treasurerg joe Gunter, vice president, and Chip Atwater, president, happily measure for the ir monogram jackets. Members-Herbert Pike, Freddie Andrews, Donnie Cole, Steve Wrenn, Guy Pritchard, and Skippy Parrish- get as big a kick while decorating this convertible a few hours before the homecoming game as their repre- sentative will by riding. Although we cannot vouch for these boys as cooks, we are sure that Lester Trogdon, jimmy Dixon, David Powers, and Freddie Andrews are capable of helping in other ways for the bruns- wick stew supper. ogidrary A special interest taken in the library by its members m akes our Library Club the enthusiastic, active organization it is. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mae Lane, students have the chance to serve as library assistants. They're the ones responsible for keeping our main bulletin board attractive and up-to-date. During the year members have learned about the jobs open to them in the library field and have been intro- duced to anumber of outstanding books and magazines available in our school library. Caught in the act! Those sneak- ing a glance at new books are our officers Gay Lane, vice president, Carolyn Kimrey, president, Louise Allred, secretary, and Alyce Scotton, treasurer. W e ll, scrapbook committee, 'md MM U5 think your school scrapbook will be better than the one you 're admiring ? Wh a t, n o comments from Teresa DeBrule, Martha Roe, or chairman Bonnie Ple asants ? E . . ,Mm . GONE WITH TI-LE WIND, JANE EYRE, GREAT EXPECTATIONS-it's C roll call. Naming the books they're currently re a d ing are the following. First row: Teresa DeBrule, Martha McPherson, Hilda Durham, Sara Moore, Kaye Budd, Becky Hare, Bonnie Pleasants, Second row: Betty Dowd, Mary McDaniel, A n it a Holt, Martha Stone, Sharon L ut t e r lo h, Martha Roe, Phyllis McLaughlin, Mary jo Brewer, Linda Whitt, Ruth Marsh. Third row: Linda Lopossay, Pat Thompson, Clarice Andrews, Linda Allred, Sandra Hunt, Dianne Beal. A current report of the world is posted weekly in the library. The events are being c h art e d here by Carolyn Kimrey. Lending an ear to the music while this picture is being made are, in first row Diane Estridge, Rosemary Edwards, Sandy B i sh, Wilda Estridge, Linda Brown, Kaye Budd, Carolyn Kimrey. Second row: Martha Roe, Betsy Utley, Judy Perry, Anita Holt, Gay Lane, Sara Wood, Bonnie Pleasants, Janice johnson. Third row John Hancock, Skippy Parrish, Stanley Avent, Dan Boger, Danny McLaughlin, Steve Wrenn, Ed Fox, Ray Stinson. This could hardly be called a bar- bershop q u a r t e t, but officers K a y e Budd, secretary, Gay Lane, president, Linda Brown, tre asurerg Danny McLaughlin, v i c e president, do har- CI'05Lg ..f4Jaln5 Once a month sounds of c l a s s ic al and semi-classical music may be heard floating through Bill's Good Food--a Crosby Adams m e e t i n g is in progress. Through study, members have found many little-known facts about the compositions they enjoy. During Christmas v a c at i on, those in this club became Christmas carolers and spent an e nj O y ab l e evening singing to shut-ins. Miss Ruth Smith is the advisor of Crosby Adams Music Club. monize. 61 Before the meeting, John Hancock looks over the a lb um which will be played tonight. MM CLA Gaining an understanding of the many denom- inations has been the desire of this year's Bible Club members. To receive accurate information on this subject, the members invited ministers of the different chtuches to meet to tell about their individual faiths. After finding that our school needed a rostrum, this club, using the money earned by sponsoring a bake sale, bought one and presented it to Mr, Fie lds. The advisor is Mrs. Mollie Poindexter. Officers Bonnie P l e a s a n t s, presidentg Kaye Andrews, vice presidentg Mary McDaniel, secretary and treasurer, hold a council meeting to discuss the new constitu- tion drawn up this year. Front row: Ruth Marsh. Linda jones, Mary Overman, Linda Lopossay, Norma Binns, Second row: Martha McPherson, Sandra Hunt. joann Phillips. Sara Wood. Third row: Ann Liles, Alyce Scotton, Louise Allred. Fourth row: Janice johnson, Linda Allred. Bonnie Ple asants. Linda Dowd. Fifth row: Ginna Dark, Pat Thompson. Judy Weaver. Mary McDaniel. Sixth row: Nancy Andrews. Teresa De Brule, Paulette Bare. Rosemary Edwards. Seventh row: Becky Hare, Jessie Fogleman. Linda Tillman, Mary Brewer. 62 Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gladys Brewer and Miss Paula Cameron, our future teachers are always busy doing something --from shining apples to substituting in the lower grades. Through programs on various aspects of teaching, they have gained an insight on what preparation is neces- sary for teaching as acareer and have learned more about the many opportunities awaiting them to learn, to serve, and to earn not only money but also a great deal of satis- faction, Sylvia johnson, president, Phillis Robbins, treas- urer, Sandy Bish, secretaryg and Camela Perry, vice president, have paused to a d mir e their handiwork, Don't stop yet, girls-we know the insides are missing even though the camera doesn't tell. Janice johnson informs members seated--Linda Allred, Becky Hare, Paulette Bare. Linda Tillman, Linda Whitt. Norma Binns-and members standing-- Ann Liles, Sandra Hunt. Rosemary Edwards, Cyinna D ark. Be tsy Utley, Mary jo Brewer, and Elaine Clark-of scholarships available to those who wish to teach. jufure eacaern of ,America Apples for Teacher Appreciation Day are getting all polished up! S e at e dz Kaye Budd, Sara Moore, Carolyn Kimrey, Teresa DeBrule, Sue Williams, and Hilda Durham. S t a n d i n g: joan Simpson, Gay Lane, Freddie Andrews, Shirley Wilson, Bonnie Pleasants, Martha Stone, Skippy Parrish, Barbara Maness, and Cla ud i a Andrews. Diane Estridge sneaks a big bite while the others aren't looking. tg A-J!! Pj sflifz A future teacher spends an enjoyable day teaching. How- ever, her little students aren't the only ones who learn some- thing new-Sylvia is ablei to'find out what teaching is really like. jufure omema er5 of .America Mary Jo Brewer, treasurerg Diane Beal, secretary, Mary Virginia Earle, vice president, and Kay Andrew, president, enjoy glancing over F. H. A. material-the official guide and TEEN TIMES. The delicious dinner they've prepared smells good to these hungry future homemakers: Joanne Phillips, Diane Wann, jenny Sizemore, Elizabeth Bullock, Pat Thompson, Carol Heard, Mary Lee Overman. What's cookin'?-Ideas for bake sales, plans for a mother-daughter tea, plus the beginnings of other projects. The place?-F. I-l. A. meeting. The Future I-lomemakers club is anewcomer to jordan-Matthews this year. A grow- ing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemak- ing is gained by its members under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mamie Lee Foust. Through informative programs and actual practice, Future I-lomemakers have learned many new skills which will be useful to them. What about blue, or yellow, or. . . ? They're all so pretty. Those having trouble making up their minds are Frances Barker, Lenore Keck, Ruth Cavanaugh, Martha Allred, Vicki Wood, Carroll Jones, Pamela Barth, Darlene Johnson, Diane Davis, Diane Souther, Ruth Andrew, Karen Spurrier, Anne Hackney, and Beverly Perry. Fingers fly and so does time when you sew with friends, a g r e e Vicky Marray, Phyllis Pike, Betty Dowd, Nancy Stover, Joanne Phillips,juanita Barker, and Mary Vett Dorsett. Busy as little bees! Wonder what Connie Brewer, Zoann McLaughlin, Beverly Sprinkle, Cheryl Wasserman, and Doris Welch are making? 64 jufure armer.4 of .xdmerica First row: Steve Phillips, David McDaniel, Mitchell Lutterloh, Jerry McPherson, jimmy Underwood, Steve Smith, jimmy Wilson, Ray York. Second row: Earl McMasters, Donald Langley, Henry Davis, jimmy Davis, Douglas Deaton, Ricky Dark, Danny Moffitt, Ray Fields, Phil Richardson, jimmy Burchett. Third row: Steve Kotoris, Rudy Hart, William Sheppard, Mike Kotoris, Larry Oldham, Hurley Glass, Larry Thurman, William Gilmore, Leo Brewer, Raymond Teague, Elbert Partin. Fourth row: Wayne Williams, Sammy Adams, Jimmy Estridge, Ronald Teague, Floyd Messer, Kenny Musselwhite, Douglas Baxley, Michael Fesmire, Steve Poe, Tommy Smith, Tony Dimeo, Mr. Poindexter. Interested in the improvement of agriculture practice and rural living, our Future Farmers spend interesting sessions gaining know- ledge which will help the m in both the present and future. The members have the opportunity to compete with other F.F.A. clubs in various types of contests. Their team in parliamentary procedure placed second in Lee and Chatham countyschools. This club, now in its second year at J. M. under the sponsorship of Mr. Bill Poindexter, has continued to encourage leadership and character development of its members. Better put those masks on, H e n ry D a v i s, president Elbert Partin, and vice president Raymond Teague. Sparks are about to fly! Don't act so discouraged! Maybe we'll invent so m e th i n g new, says optimist Phil Richardson to Ray York, Larry Oldham, and secretary Leo Brewer. 65 Sporfa Spam mate enfAu.4ia5m and a ,pmt 0 Competition in tie czfffe. gootla ff Our first string: Chip Atwater, Endg John Morris, Tackleg Randall Parks, I-lalfbackg Lester Trogdon, Guardg Mike Seals, Centergjoe Gunter, QuarterbackgDonnie Cole, Guardg Ritchie He a d coach Bill Charlton explains a new play to the two leaders of the Phantom team- Buckner, Fullbackgjimmy Dixon, Tacklegjimmy Smith, End Steve Morris, Halfback. Co-captains joe Gunter and Mike Seals. l f r IEC The following boys make up our '61 team. First row: White, N. Dark, B. Partin, D. Reitzel, B. Poe, Mendenhall, T. Wrenn. Second row: E. Partin, Dimeo, R. Parks, M. Andrews, J. Morris, D. Cole, Berra, C. Crotts, S. Avent, L. Trogdon. Third row: X VARSITY SCOREBOARD f I. M. f 13 Pittsboro 6 O Sanford 41 7 Liberty O 7 Rankin O X 28 W. Montgomery 121, if 18 Randleman Y' 14 E. Montgomery 16d 46 Chatham Central O Sumner 272, 0 Mebane 26Xf?l1.l. F. Andrews, manager, R. Shelton, D. Pierce, D. Shelton, J. Smith, T. Lemmons, S. Morris, M. Seals, G. Frickey, R. Buckner, G. Smith. Fourth row: T.Edwards, J. Dixon, J. Gunter, C. Atwater, S. Parrish, T. Siler, T. Sheppard, M. Kotoris, D. Bolger, H. Pike. FOOTBALL LIMELIGI-IT This year we give special tribute to our 1961 varsity foot- ball team. Although J. M. lost eighteen boys at graduation last year, Coach Bill Charlton still pulled out a winning Phantom team. With only two starters back from last year'steam, the Phantoms compiled a very respectable 7-3 record. Losses were to strong Sanford, Sumner, and Mebane teams. J. M. finished second in the Central Tar Heel Conference with a 2-1 record. Co-captain Mike S e als won the Most Valuable Player award. 70 Student Trainer Freddie J. M. fans cheer the Phantoms for having scored a touchdown. Andrews and Manager Elbert Partin played an im- portant role in the team's success this fall. Mike Seals was chosen most Valuable player by his football teammates. FOI' his fine WOFR, Coaches B111 Charlton and Bill Kendall Buckner received West guided thej M Phantoms to the Best B10Cke1 'U'0PhY' a fine 7-3 won lost record 71 unior arnify joofdaff Front row: D. Berra, R. White, N. Dark, B. Poe, D. Reitzel, B. Partin, L. Mendenhall, T. Wrenn. Second row: G. Smith, D. Shelton, D. Pierce, T. Lemmons, C. Crotts, T. Dimeo, M. Kotoris, H. Pike. Under capable guidance the junior Varsity and future varsity is intro- duced to the basic fundamentals of football. Coach West and the boys have worked long and hard hours. Showing improvement in every game, J. V. Coach Bill West trained the boys for possible varsity compe- tition next year. the J. V. 's gained v aluable experience necessary in preparation for Varsity participation. J. M. 's jayvees, shown here running a play, work hard in practice. 72 aeeffea Jefzf Encouraging school spirit is the mainjob of our cheerleaders. They are always enthusiastic and ready to help the student body ch e e r its team on to victory. They sponsor bonfires before big games to help boost morale and introduce new yells to students at frequent pep rallies. Wilda Estridge, Shirley W1lSOH, Judy Perry, Diane Estridge, Sue Williams, Becky Hare, Kaye Budd. 73 GDL , gaahfga f Coach Guy Smith gives apointer to j.M. 's f i r s t s t r i n g forwards-Phyllis Robbins, jean Phillips, and Linda Brown. J. M. 's top guards, Martha McPherson, Sylvia johnson, Sharon Lutterloh, and Janice johnson, try to take the ball away from Coach Smith. Winor lose, these girls, exhibiting good sportsmanship and skillful playing, have represented our s c h ool well. Congratulations to Coach Smith and the Phantomettes! Our 1961 Phantomette team in front row: Manager Carolyn Kimrey, I. johnson, P. Bare, I-I. Durham, H. Dark, L. Brown, S. Moore, I. Phillips, Manager Camela Perry. Second row: S. johnson, L. Allred, S. Hunt, V. Wood, N. Binns, S. Lutterloh, P. Robbins, M. McPherson. sl. M. 's guards always pose a threat. A typical qirls' practice. Forward J e a n Phillips makes it good. Phyllis maintains h e r 20 plus average. i 75 og.4 , gcwlfefgaf j'.M.'s 1961 Phantoms in front row: R. Parks, W. Rogers, I. Smith, D. McLaughlin, T.Edwards, R. Stinson. Second row: G. Dark, F. Gaffney, F. Andrews, S. Wrenn, T. Siler, D. Powers, B. Brooks. , , , 1 vu In top 1 R . . , o s, Coach West and his s ' x: R. Par s G. D'1rk,B. Bro 14 F. Gaffney, S. Wrenn I, Smith. Co-Captains Billy Brooks and Freddie Gaffney pose with Coach West. 76 amzssswwm Managers Donnie. Cole and Robe rt Wentworth are the tg am s handy men. beti-he misses. 3 0? ' Zfiif Front row: Ruth Marsh, Brenda Parrish, Nancy Andrews, Judy Weaver, Debbie Siler, Nancy Stone, Pamela Smith, Phyllis Pike, B r e n d a B e l l, Mary jo Brewer, Rosemary Elizabeth Bullock. , Edwards, Diane Davis. Back row:Carol jones, Ginna Dark, unior ar-:Sify ga5LefLaW Front row: Chris Byerly, Mike Gaffney, Bill Whisnant, Sammy Adams, Larry Mendenhall, Greg Phillips, Don Curtis H arr i s, Mike Renn, Melvin Johnson, Butch Barr, Pierce, Earl Bowers, Tommy Sheppard, Bill Hunter, Greg Gordon Jacobs, Larry De Brule, jeff Seals. Back row: Brooks, james Brooks, Tommy Elder. 78 l'aC Returning track men, fro nt row: Phil Pollett, Danny Moffi tt, Glenn Wilson, Delbert Reitzel, Stan Avent. B a c k row: Warren Dixon, Tony Siler, Chip Atwater, Tommy Edwards. Track star demonstrates the form which carried him to the state meet last year. I Glenn Wilson will handle the discus throwing chores this year. Track is a new and successful sport at jordan-Matthews. For the fourth consecutive year our boys have shown much enthusiasm and improvement. Our track program has recently been enlarged by the purchase of new equipment. Last spring, Ray Kernodle and Chip Atwater qualified to compete in the state track meet. Manager Freddie Andrews and Coach Bill Charlton hope to produce a winning track team this spring. 79 L Banda!! Infielders-Steve Wrenn, Lester Trogdon, jimmy McPherson, Herbert Pike, and Donny Cole. Sluggers Randall Parks and jimmy Smith give each other a few tips. Both have real good power. Coach Smith e xp e c ts a fine team this spring, even though ten players on last year's team graduated. S 0 pho m o r e S John Morris and Jimmy McPherson will he lp the team a great deal this year. Outfielders-John M o r r is, Randall Parks, and jimmy Smith. 25' -. 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Wig.-,.z11'15,.5'EY1f.5,,Rs1'G '1 -2..W,.s:mrs,ws 'e, ..,,.- gsssim.wfeg.11.,,,..,,L.,,,,..Q,,,f,. 11.3, f. , fg1g1e21mgQ2zamsa,15g , :-J: gxs'ii3isw:5gss1i4-Sf fg'fn.ss1f1g:s111ff A - zizwisfits' '- ' 1' '1.ssz1,ff. it , . : :' W :staff we 53531 . 11:81 :gf W 1 .sn is fs, .. .W 1 Sf .Eggm K5--Silas swf-.sw ws ,Q r g 2' W 1 -iff' , Q, .Wi .,,.t Nga .aa s.,,.2 .sw.V 113:1:-1,.s-wssfifiv:-K . w as ,.w,gq,.ss,, .sms-f,.m ,i W 'Q was ,LL ,. 3 . raw an ,.s,s.,,,,.e1.fs, mm, if 7 ,gsg3:?s,,f4,2f ' ssiisfgsgsei'Mei-1:15451 ibgliiflri' 5 W'3'1s11s1' wif LV fsiw1.iw mi' 1 szz1s1s1,.:w-mesa' A 5 mf Wim 5 junior Herbert Pike shows form in catch- ing high flies. Ten boys from last year's team will be m iss e d greatly this spring, but s enior Randall Parks should provide plenty of spark and vitality. Even though the te am will be in a rebuilding process, it should be a winning team. Enthusiasm and determination will be prevalent among all the boys participating. First baseman Steve Wrenn hopes to improve his batting average this year. Lester Trogdon slid e s into home plate just ahead of the ball and the tag. 3061, tllferf I' Clrf e I compkfeaf wLfA t I'eC0glllfl0ll 0 t 0I'l0l'5 galil? g flzeae oumanflmg aiu enfa ulaerfa fiued Wad clzilfefy jo uccee BONNIE PLEASANTS and JOHN HANCOCK N I geaf Jo 0 Lin 9 JUDY PERRY and RITCHIE BUCKNER Ben JQWJQO .4 n SYLVIA JOHNSON and JOE GUNTER zs92'iL:eiRmL.QrL-Q42 o A f .xdf A fefic PHYLLIS ROBBINS and RANDALL PARKS vw 0 Ji' 60 ll I'te0 Ll 5 CLARICE ANDREWS and WRENN PATTERSON wt ja fm fm! TERESA DEBRULE and JOHN HANCOCK Mmg1nmmm vAn w..,wQ Wwfwi- m,mfW,h IGI AL JUNE 1962 N gwf pef50na SYLVIA JOHNSON and JIMMY SMITH o af Ori g i n a BONNIE PLEASANTS and GUY PRITCHARD I VGIU E7 NUMBEI C f 1 M ,QM ,ff 1 W... 2 N Aj,-ww. . m Mx '-um-...Km-v f Wogf Jnfefhgenf BONNIE PLEASANTS and JOHN HANCOCK 5t QQPQIIJGLKQ CAROLYN KIMREY and WRENN PATTERSON ri en J e5f DONNA EFIRD and JIMMY SMITH 5 ?fUzme5f PATSY LOWE and JIMMY SMITH 7,7255 jordan- 7WaffAew5 JUDY PERRY 90 igafenf ,Slow ing anal Queen DIANE ESTRIDGE and CHIP ATWATER 91 omecoming ueen SYLVIA JOHNSON Boys' Monogram Club 92 2411! Cyel' Courf 1 - fs? ---:.. DIANE ESTRIDGE JOAN SIMPSON ANN LILES TINY BOSMAN Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class LINDA BROWN KAYE BUDD LOUISE ALLRED Beta Club Girls' Monogram Club Library Club SANDY BISH BETTY LOU DOWD BONNIE PLEASANTS MARY LEE OVERMAN Crosby Adams Bible Club F. T. A. F. I-I. A. 93 aacofa Chosen by seniors to be nigscots are Robin Seals and Billy Wrenn. ff? , ?,. i V ff? S' b ar.4AaZ4 ,W-fifty ' ' Gfau Wolfe It isn't how much you learn, it's what you do with what you learn. Slfowef White Rose C., for Sky Blue and Snow White Marshals ushering at commencement include, in first row: Loma Lee Brookbank, Sara Wood, Ann Liles. Second row: Steve Wrenn, Ruth Marsh, Betty Lou Dowd, Betty Efird, Bill Hunter. 94 eeflage get girfa , .gfafe CAROLYN KIMREY and BONNIE PLEASANTS hurriedly stuff the last few for g o tt e n items in before leaving for awonderful week at Woman's College. These girls were Chosen as Jordan-Matthews 1961 delegates to Girls' State. Puzzling over this week's news is BONNIE PLEASANTS, writer of a weekly column for THE Cl-IATI-IAM NEWS. Through this medium, stu- dents and pub l ic are kept informed of our school acti- vities. To meet that Tuesday deadline is often a headache. It is remarkable that Bonnie has not failed yet in her race against time. Oufafancling gpbf When STEVE WRENN sits down to a typewriter, a pile of copy or letters to be typed is soon reduced to nothing. In recognition of his excellent work, S t e vie W a s chosen Most Outstanding Typist of 1961. 60n'llneIlCelnellt MAHHBPJ Outstanding in the class of 19 6 1 are, standing: Nancy Beane, Business Valedictoriang Mary Alice Cotner, College Preparatory Valedictoriang seated: Dee DeMarcus, College Preparatory Salutatoriang Barbara Kellam, Bu.s1ness Saluta torian. Patsy Fox was cho s e n Best-All-Round by faculty of 1961. Best-All-Round b o y, selected by 19 61 faculty, was Donald Powers. By popular stude nt vote Robert Franks was chosen to be the receiver of the Citizen- ship Award. 96 The coveted YOUTH PREFERRED SCHOLARSHIP is awarded to FLETCHER WILSON by Mr. C. C. Brewer, jr. With his thoughts probably focused on the future, EDDIE LUTTERLOH r e c e i V e s the JU S T IC E SCHOLARSHIP from Mr. Frank justice. SCHOLAS TIC LETTER WINNERS admire the much deserved letters of their classmates while posing for pictures. These honor students in first row are Louise Allred, Phil Payne, Betty Efred, Loma Lee Brookbank, Betty Wood. Second row: john Hancock, Paulette Bare, john Morris, Rosemary Edwards, Becky Hare, Ann Liles, Ruth Marsh, Dan Boger, Steve Wrenn, Bill Hunter, Greg Brooks, Thomas Sheppard. 97 pa tI'0l'ld.ge ju conhclence exprefued Ay fAe.6e ,aafro AGU? eIlC0uI'a9eJ u5 fo :Jo our Leaf. 3' 'il' WY It 1 NEW mi M EM , - 1 .. ...' . . ' K 5' N '. . Z 1 , v 'W ' v ,, Q l 5 -f n 'Y I . ' V' . A 615 ' 5 . ,, 5 ' 5-. X 1 - . 1 o - K o ' s . Qt 'N-K.-2 ..'-W,.. .., . , .' . ' ' 51 . . A , ' . 'Q - - M H-. ' . : .1 .N s-7 - ,, 4 .':,t.,-JAY.. . .A :I 'I if 11.411, A 3' KOH. Q I I if. ,Q ' I. , . ,P YR' 1- , f'f.A n. A ' .' I W- 'S' , I 1 -- 'Q Q I , 3,1 A., n 1- 5 . - Q is ,b A 5 ' n , ' 'xwl 34053 0 Seflle 5 What's for lunch today? These faithful members of the lunchroom staffsolve that problem for us students in a most satisfying manner. Mrs. Frankie Warfford, Audry White, Mrs. Alene McMillian, Mrs. Johnnie Sears, Mrs. Virtle Craven. 100 Through rain, sleet and snow these boys kept our buses moving. Front row: Larry Thurman, Glenn Frickey, Wilson Rogers, Billy Dixon. Second row: Ronald K e lla m, Ray Fields, Leo Brewer, Raymond Teague, Frank Gordon. What would we do without the help of Claude Fouchee and William S i le r? They've rescued o ur books from tops of lockers and sundry places! Of course, that's a part of keeping our school home n e at and clean. NAYIONAI. BANK J on Noam :nm --IA 4 Compliments of FIRST UNION NATIQNAL BANK North Carolina's Family of Home Town Banks Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chatham Dog Food Purity - Chatham Lily Flour SILER CITY MILLS, INC. Siler City, North Carolina 101 Compliments ot CHATHAM NOVELTIES CO. WRENN 8. WRENN Insurance For more than 45 years I07 S. Chatham Avenue Phone SH 2-346I BRADSHAW SUPPLY COMPANY Manfacturers and Distributors of Drugs-Vaccines-Equipment For Poultry and Livestock Phone 742-4124 Siler City, N. C. Since T934 HOLLAND RADIO COMPANY Electrical Appliances 8 TV Siler City, North Carolina FARMER'S ALLIANCE STORE, INC. General Merchandise Phone SH 2-3020 Free Parking Lot HOME ELECTRIC CO. SH 2-3353 Phone Me - I'lI Wire You BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY Phone SH 2-3644 Siler City, North Carolina Save Where It Pays HOME SAVINGS Si LOAN ASSOCIATION Siler City, North Carolina SEE E.S. Dick BRIDGES CHATHAHAM INSURANCE 8 REALTY CO. Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of SILER CITY MOTOR LODGE RICHARDSONS TAXI SERVICE Phone SH 2-2244 CENTRAL INSURANCE AGENCY Robert D . Poe Siler City, North Carolina Dial Sl-l 2-26ll Siler CIW' N'C REES CLOTHING THE COUNTRY STORE Clothing For Men ancl Young Men S.I C. Sanford I-llgliwoy Ph Siler City, North Carolina I er 'ty one ' North Carolina SH 2-2454 Compliments of CRUTCHFIELD'S STORE Crutchtields Cross Roads Rtflll Siler cify, N.c. GRIMES JEWELERY Phone SH 2-2220 Siler City, North Carolina Af gf' , G, b .V P xigfff 'E-611' ?-XJ! Q7-1,xifY:f,lff T 'ily' I ,lll 137 ,ff ' . ',Zf:2,2 :V '-f' ' 4' ' ' ' , 1 41zLdZ762'fX4 ffff?!2QfwW in at .25 ff ff EE T -1-ffffff 6 ' L .f14MvPf V ' ' iff ' X64 W IQ44 -75 -- M, ,fp hi EW. Z!!-Zi A357-0 E 1 4,f MW ' 1, ' ! Z GXLCJ, V J' V f- X, DAIRY rnonucrs nm cmv THIS lABEl...iS' ' ARE anno: A - All me wuz PET Xa1n:LELLalll n A I n Y v n o D u c ix T TT mv M COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER 103 Ia ng CHATHAM FOODS INCORPORATED Makers of Those Famous Smokies Ph SH 2 2141 P O B 426 S l C N h C l CHAD BOURN GOTHAM, INC. 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Your Eonclest Memories Always Include The Movies Elder Theatre Siler City Drive-in Q Incorporated M27 - I Q I 217 East Raleigh Street Phone SH 2-2104 Siler City, North Carolina 107 Compliments ot CHATHAM REXALL Siler City, North Corolino Compliments of Bil1's Good Food and Bi11's Copper Penny Brownie Lu Drive-in Where Goocl Friends Meet Curb Service Plenty of Porking Spoce Delicious French Fries, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Open from 6:00 A.M. To l:00 A.M. Except Friclciy oncl Soturdoy 6:00 A.M. To l:OO A.M. Phone SH 2-9497 Siler City, North Corolino 108 Stare Capital Life Insurance Co. Representatives: R. P. Spurrier J. F. Albright H. L. Owens A. D. Langley B. C. Brewer F. D. Williams R. Howard Coltrane Small Enough to Know You, Large Enough to Serve You. Auto Loans Financing and Refinancing Ask about our Insured Loan Plan EB. Stone Finance Company 224 North Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Phone SH 2-2137 Selig Compliments of Manufacturing Company Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of Buckner Scr ap Me t al Dealers in Fabrication Scrap Metal anal Pipes BEST WISHES SENIOR CLASS OF T962 W IWW IIISWM II ,I .QI I TYPICAL CHAIRS MANUFACTURED BY BOLING CHAIR COMPANY Siler Cify, North Carolina Esfcblislwed I904 Disfribufed by DeoIers THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND IN PUERTO RICO Wore houses In SEATTLE, SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGLELES, DENVER AND NEW YORK CITY O To Serve X-ou Now... and in the Future The PLACE to BANK ...and SAVE i-f':' Siler City Drug Company Dial Prescriptions Other Sundries SHerwood 2-255i Sl-lerwood 2-2421 3 REGISTERED Pl-IARMACISTS Frank G. Brooks Frank G. Brooks, Jr. C. M. Ferguson, Jr. Our prescriptions are accurately compounded with the exacting care your doctor demands. . . FREE DELIVERY SERVICE IO2 South Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Farmers' Exchange Elder Printing Company Brewer's Laundry Ellis Ladies' Shop Buckner's Food Center Justice Realty 8. Investment Company Everhart Furniture Company Chatham News Publishing Company Western Auto Associate Store Tillman Body Shop Chatham Motors, Inc. Langley Refrigeration Company BeaI's Esso Service Station Blair's Esso Service Station Teague's Esso Service Station Bill 8. Bill Service Station Wood's 5 - IO - 25g Stores QQ Promise of a 55, C-D 3 sparkling evening ,,eeee ,f e sv :Q ff 1 JZ? -J- K - 3 ., 3... ef W ', I I 4 2 f e e Qzonuonceazxonaoncroraonaonwas M I x 33 E iff H 33132 f f f Complimenfs of GIN'S PARTY-O SI Cty Nor'rlwC l 112 Hunt's Department Store See the Biggest and Best Selection of Shoes for the Family at Paul's Family Shoe Store SILER CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC Make our Store your Headquarters For Athletic Equipment and Sports Goods We Specialize in Varsity Jackets and Sweaters IT PAYS TO PLAY Coble Sporting Goods Co. Greensboro , North Carol ina 113 4.4,,ff . xi.. ff - ,rn .4 Aid' VV ,.,,1-4.,Afz3 WEB fQff......, fear If.. .,. , WATSONZSSCT-H'C gg.e,fAZc,..,,w Processed by WATSON POULTRY CO. Siler City, North Carolina 2'!'+'IT3.?E'I'v2 QXMEUQQ A fasg ffeaf 7 SUSE? DIPAITMENY OF AGRICULTURE P-16 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF American Service Center Shell Tower Service Station Kale I-Iomes, lnc. Budd Tire Company The Friendly Florist and Nursery A. B. C. Shoppe Brady Florist Bish Scrap Metal Company The Spinning Wheel The Elms l-Iarris Furniture Company Billls Grill, lnc. Nell Lane Insurance Agency Adele's Ladies Shop Dixon's Shoe Shop Compliments of DOSSENBACH'S Always a Saving Phone SH 2-32II T20 W. Raleigh St. Compliments of B Si L AUTO SERVICE Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of P 84 N OIL COMPANY Phone 742-4I65 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of S 81 H OIL COMPANY Phone 742-4I65 Siler City, North Carolina 114 Compliments of Siler City Ice 8 Coal Company Compliments of Hackney Insurance Agency Be sure anal Insure Phone SH 2-3422 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of CHICK SALES, INC. Telephone SH 2-24I0 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of Chatham Hotel Steam Heat-Air Condition' P. O. Box 286 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of School Equipment, Inc. Siler City, North Carolina .Z it I if I I FH The Finest Milk Sold ,Xt t fl? 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