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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

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' 'f ' A THERE IS NO DEATH There is a plan far greater than the plan you knowg There is a landscape broader than the one'you see. There is a haven where storm-tossed souls may go- You call it death--we, immortality. ' Farewell, dearvoyageur--i'twi1l not long . Your work is done--now may peace rest with thee. Your kindly thoughts and deeds-they will live on. This is not death-'tis immortality. Anonymous ' 1 ......1.:xfg, . MW. s. , -' X lg 11, k ,N A xt .IJ , V j , Y X1 V . 1 X . if 357' x A I 7!wqem4wZZpa44,- pnmawLnwnch,6wZZ!ze swam: life 1963 -'rf w 343- 'Q -sv. Vg., .Q-: ':,v gAQ.,M1-4, fx., L - K f -:xg ' 'i,fiSSiN,,5H , 7 'X seg? ' 55' Cf ff , N-V, mu: ,W m L' K if xi' L , av x gs -Qu' -Qkwnirbis 'N Mn m nf - phy students review what they have learned Oh, these bottom lockers, and Hand me my Geometry book are typical comments h e ar d during the changing of classes. 5 Anticipating graduation, the Senior Com- mittee puzzles over the choice of calling cards I need another penny . . .This is a familiar sight as the students and invitations. gather around the ice cream box for an extra snack. 8 ,H ,,,, - . ,Ld By the use of board work, these geogra- it the mam EXTEND How does my hair look? Give us that mirror! ' ' . t. 49' A student taking freshman English dis- covers the library to be a big asset to her. How do I smile? These are typical comments of stud ents on picture-taking day. xr Attention, might be the order of the day for these Physical Education students as they prepare for their daily exercises. And this is a test? With n i m bl e Q? Q fingers these students remove andreplace pegs in an effort to help determine areas of work for which they are best suited. 10 acfkcffalhem Learning to appreciate the work of the United Nations is a very vital part of the World History course as the students of today prepare them- selves tobetheleadersof tomorrow. Attractive, up-to-date, bulletin b o a r d s help make the rules for English II easier to remember. Working intently, the members of the Typing II class flash fingers over the keys, turning out as m any words as possible in a limited time. Could these be our jolly seniors of 1962? The farewell song by the junior class brings a serious thought in the midst of the Junior- Senior banquet gaiety . '1 l 1 1 f' , . So that's what makes him so lively! The b iol o g y students learn more about nature through their e X a m i n at i o n s of frogs and other specimen. The Adventurers b e a t out quite a rhythm in this jazz concert sponsored by the Student Council.. Is it the path of a roller-coaster? These trigonometry students would tell us, No, this mass of lines is simply graphs of sine and cosine curves. -----.-...-...........,..,.,,.......,.Wr.r.,,,.., .aa ,t I Latin students learn about Roman culture by studying the art and architecture as Well as the language of the Roman people. 'V t YI wifi j Ffsliifllf These chemistry students certainly seem engrossed! Are they r e ally doing an innocent experi- ment, or are they provoking an explosion? 12 I I These bookkeeping students acquire the skill and speed which will help pre- pare them to do proficient Work in any business career. ,Mslkf ,f 1. G e n e r al science laws are more readily 'xx remembered when the students have a chance to test them. Who knows-lthey may dixsiprovekj . T Nl. -px K lx M Q PL I , H, Xi we J N 'ix X 's I is AQ -Q .qi KX L ' . 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Plans for this year's junior-Senior Banquet are already getting und e rw ay as the chairmen and assistants busily discuss tentative ideas. 14 Zkeumaffhaepmii ,aw High excitement spices the air these students breathe as they happily leave for a day at the state fair. No studying all day! Studious looks, d e e p concentration. . .These business arithmetic students are so engrossed in their subject that they can't even stop to give a smile! Tension, worry--hurry! An a s s is t a n t hastily slides a pin off one girl before another needs it for her picture. N lm Finn Two mechanical drawing students hurriedly sketch out their day's assignment for the class. This lesson is hard, complain these Algebra I students, who ask Mrs. Allred for help on home- work. X I fda rl V' The pa p e r staff smile in approval of some of the art work just completed for the school paper. I-Iey! Mov e over! I want part of that mirror, too ! d em a nd th e s e seniors of each other on that picture-taking day when they primp before their big moment. 16 Led by the jordan-Matthews cheer- leaders, all students yell in an enthusi- astic manner. seniors for once are down on their knees as they actout scene from Macbeth in Mrs. Woodbury's English IV class. That's where Fidel lives, points out a U.S. History stude nt, and three other students gather around to get a better view. -5+-T-:.,.,rg.-wx. 15'-A , , x. , I lg , ix Q, I , X L 1-fb 1 T il I X 'X Af f mJ ad4km WWMJWMW mhahwealwambeeneaqw Zlacwlfq 1963 QA- f 9 l :nr ,M ,Q F0053 WAY ns, , B if 'ff fm naw X .Y MX th , Qt, 'WW 1 ,Q up in 1 v B 4 'PwtLcz..,rh2.-amma '! l in ' .., YW E I st fam :Mm um ,mr ra mn um w-W. A my ' 'ii '- Bw ff P-' Klwism Secretary Mrs. Francis Grimes does the office jobs that help keep the school running smoothly. 7' .Q if li f Om' As a high school student you ha ve an opportunity to d e V el o p your scholarship, sportsmanship, and citizen- ship. The extent to which you avail yo ur s e l f of this great opportunity to develop rests squarely in your hands by the attitude t a k e n, the effort put forth, and the energy expended. In t h e spirit of the PHANTOMAIRE theme As Time GoesBy, the four y ea rs of hig h school will s e rv e as a vital foundation for the ni any opportunities that com e your Way after graduation. Let every moment be a challenge, an opportunity, and a pleasure to build this f o u r-y e a r foundation with endurable strength. fi? 5 330522, W1 Scfwaf Bama! Our local school board: Mr. LC. Burgess, Mrs. Cecil Budd, Mr Norman Lisk, Mr Norman jordan 8 V 2 aww, HALLIE BEAVERS ALLRED Woman's College A.B. Duke University M.A. Mathem atics, Latin MURRAY M. ANDREW U.N.C., B.S., M.Ed Mathematics Physics GLADYS S. BREWER Woman's College B.S., M.Ed. Commercial 21 W fu W 4 ,.,, ,, . 4 as S nt My , yum Awww M , DONALD A . DUNSON East Carolina College, B.S. Social Studies H01 Lf 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 History and Math C.I. CRUTCHFIELD Elon College, A.B. Social Studies English Q-...W MAMIE A. FOUST Woman's College B.S. Home Economics FRANK L. I-LALVERSON Stout State College B.S. U.N.C., M.Ed. Mechanical Drawing Diversified Occupations B.D. HOWARD Wake Forest College A.B. U.N.C., M.Ed. Mathematics THOMAS I. EMERSON N.C. State College B. S. Science X, SIMS C. POINDEXT ER Woman's College B.A. English A VIRGINIA P. HOWARD Meredith College A.B. Science E. LINDSAY JONES East Carolina College B . S . Music MAE M. LANE Meredith College A.B. Librarian BILLY RAY WEST Guilford College A.B. Science and Physical Education DIANE L. WOODBURY Duke University, A.B. English SARAH B. WRENN Greensboro College A.B. History and English WILLIAM B . POINDEXT ER N.C. State College B . S . Agriculture v.:-mmfumn-. - ,...a . vzwwwzafw x Q k - yi X, , j ff gy, ,f x Q Y I f X if U1 'whzahihemhahwm afcwwadzaalqeammaqde apmf. 1963 if X 5' 8 I' Ouwgfxfs 'fs Erase -.J 25 1 To serve as a link between students and faculty, to promote good school spirit, and to act as coordinator of all club activities-these are the important purposes of a Student Council.However for the council to function properly and effectively, each student must assume the responsibility of becoming good school citizens. This fact I feel that we, the students of LM., have realized this year more than ever before, and I feel too that we have attempted to make our Student Council a medium through which much good could be accomplished for our school. I Wish to take this opportunity to say T h ank you for your support of the Student Council and to challenge you in the year to follow to set worth- whil e goals to pursue and then work to bring them to pass As Time Goes By. Smdwi C h a i rm a n of the election com- m it t e e, Vice-President Doug Baxley, posts the results. Phil Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Student Council, presents morning devotions over the intercom. W ith her original ideas, Secretary-Treasurer Ann Liles spices the posters for one of the council-sponsored events. 26 Gamez! Vmiie:7-.gps-f.wgre,:-z.' . are the council repre and Danny McLaughlin Hlfxmm During one ofthe assemblies, which are sponsored by the Student Council, Steve Wrenn receives the Citizenship AW ard. This award, along with the recogni- tion of our honorary youth m a y o r and commissioners, climaxed Youth Appreciation Week, sponsored by the local Optimist Club. Passers-by admire a colorful p o s t e r advertising the council- sponsored Hallowe' en Carnival. Participating in this pre-meeting discussion sentatives: Steve Frazier, Mary Beth McDaniel, Cindy Griffith, Cheryl Wasserman, Greg Phillips, Thomas Sheppard, Greg Brooks, President Sara Lynn W ood in an executive m e e t i n g discusses the agenda for theap- proaching meeting with Vic e-President D a v i d Powers, Treasurer Da n Boger, and Secretary Ruth Marsh. Edd 60,4 C a u g h t by the ph o t o g r a ph e r in one of their monthly meetings, these Betas listen attentively to presentation of plans for the convention. Th ey're off! Ea ch year, Beta club members s p end a weekend at the state convention, meeting members from other clubs all around the state and gleaning bits of information to promote the work of their own council. Hard-working Betas assist the annual staff by soliciting ads from local merchants . The Beta Club is a national, non-secret, achievement, service organization which seeks to foster honesty, service, and leadership. Students of the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades whohave attained an average of 90 or above are eligible to join the Beta Club. Th es e members must also exhibit qualities of leadership, scholarship, and character. Ea ch year the Beta Club sponsors the PI-IANTOMAIRE. For most members, the highlight of the year is their attending the state convention which is held each spring .Meetings of the Beta Club are held on the third Wednesday of each month under the leadership of Mrs. Mae Lane and Mr. Murray Andrew. Now y'all-get s erious-no goofing off today! . . .You rn e an LB, will be here tomorrow! . . .Uh-, y'all we're a h undr e d dollars short. . . Panic. . .Where's that copy-you cIidn't throw it away? !. . .Frustration. . .Can't we have even 215 picture in living color? . . .You mean that picture has to be ta ken ag a i n? !. . .wierd jokes. . .uninterrupted thoughts. . . I-IEY GREG! . . .gosh--I'm hungry. . .Ann sitting on the floor. . .I-Iey, they're here! These random thoughts recall to the minds of the staff members days, and days, and days of fun and-yes, believe it or not, of W ORK too! But As Time Goes By, if the results of our labors bring a smile of approval or help recall for you pl e asant events or faces that have eluded your m em ory, then we will feel that our time, after all, has been well spent. Q slay ,mayo MLM I Editor-in-chief Louise Allred searches for ideas while A s s o c i a t e Editor Ann Liles thumbs through the layout book-checking off unfinished pages! S t a ff typists Betty Lou Dowd, Paulette B ar e, and Gay Lane skip speedily through the co py written by Greg Brooks, Rosemary Edwards a nd Lom a Le e Brookbank, copy editors. T his is howlwant it, says Sports Editor S t e v e W r e n n as he explains his ideas forthe sports pages to Art Editor Bill Hunter and photogra- phy Editor Chris Byerly. Business Manager Sara Lynn Wood punches the keys as her associate Ray S t i n s o n calls out the figures of the day's ad sales. gm' fw r Girls' Monogram Club officers- President, Sharon Lutterloh, Vice- President, Linda Brown, Secretary, Shirley Wilson, and Treasurer, Jean Phillips-pay for their supper after their meeting has adjourned. Marilyn and I-I i l d a, members of the Girls' Mono- g ra m Club, participate in the club activities by selling programs at the home foot- ball games. 'I-ley! give us a hand with this piano, plead these monogram members as they are getting ready for the annual Talent Show. To be com e a member of the Girls' Monogram Club, one must earn her letter in either b a s k e t b a ll or cheerleading . Monthly d inner meetings are held at Bill's Good Food with Mrs. B.D. Howard as advisor. To sponsor their yearly projects, the girls sell programs during home football g ames and hold a talent showin the spring. Past projects have been the installation of an amplifying system for the gyin, the erection of a flag pole for the school, and the installation of curtains for the gym stage. The monthly meetings of the Girls' Monogram Club are held at Bill's Good Food where the members enjoy dinner and afterwards participate in a business meeting . , so Fl F Miss Jordan-Matthews leads the p a r a d e of representatives in t h e h a l f-tim e show at Homecoming which is sponsored annually by the Boys' Monogram Club. Haifa' M President Stan Avent leads the way as he and Vice-President Herb Pike, Treasurer Steve Wrenn, and Sergeant-at-Arm s Lester Trogdon enter the stora g e room to check sports equipment. A Willing mothers of the ' N g boys in the club lend a hand ,Jn-.A These athletic boys of LM. gather at the football bleachers-that's an appropriate place, Wouldn't you say? 31 at the annual Brunswick stew supper sponsored by the Boys Monogram Club Busy, energetic, cooperative, enthusi astic-these adjectives aptly describe our Boys' Monogram Club This club was o rg a niz e d to promote and uphold the athletic standards of our school and that is exactly what its members are doing Homecoming is an annual event sponsored by them, an event which is certainly enjoyed by the entire school To raise money for projects, the entire club pulls together to make a Bru.nsw1ck stew supper a big success They alsosellJM pennants a nd monogrammed sweatshirts Lending a helping hand whenever needed is Mr. Bill Charlton, sponsor FEW Www! Ufgmmfdd A crowd of happy homemakers of the future smile in the sunshine. 32 Busy as bees arethese F. H.A'ers of Jordan-M a t th ew s as they m a k e many new plans for this year's work! Appreciation of home- making grows as the members learn new ways of doing things and new things to do. Interesting programs at the m e eting s and actual practice during class under the guidance of Mrs. Mamie Lee Foust help them in understanding the v ar i e d tasks of a homemaker. President Betty Lou Dowd, Secretary Kay Andrews, Vice-President Pat Thompson, and Treasurer Mary Lee Overman are trying to be expert seamstresses. Can't they tell the machine is unplugged? The F.H.A. members take tim e out for a convention at which they ex eh ang e ideas for better homemaking with students from other schools. Www? The Future Farmers of Am eric a is a national organization that reaches from the state of Maine to Ha W a i i. It is built on the foundation of leadership, character development, and improved agriculture. Future Farm ers spend interesting sessions gaining knowledge which will help them both in the present and the future. Mr. Bill Poindexter, again our advisor this year, has encouraged and directed the group in several helpful projects. Keen competition and interest W er e a ppar ent in the study made in parliamentary procedure, dairy judging, beef and swine judging, and in tool identification contests. 14 Treasurer, Ni c ky Dark, Reporter, Mike Kotorisg Vice-President, Jerry McPherson, Secretary, Ronald Lee T e a g u eg President, Elbert Parting Sentinel, Melvin Messer fNot Picturedj . Bzz. . .Whirr. . .Th es e busy sounds accompany the many activities of the future farmers as they learn intricate parts of farm and shop machinery. These students study that they may best utilize their land and e qu ipm ent when they become farmers. Now in teaching . . . President C am el a Perry and Secretary Ioan Simpson demonstrate teaching technique to Vic e-President Paulette Bare and Treasurer Claudia Andrews. M artha Stone chats with her students after a day of practice teaching . Qwiowe 7eaafLWm of Hmmm The purpose of F.T.A. is to learn about the teaching pro- fession-its opportunities, responsibilities, and its important role in our democracy. Membership is open to any junior or senior who is interested in exploring teaching as a career and who has the high qualities of character, personality, scholarship, and leadership essential to a good teacher. With the guidance of Mrs. Gladys Brewer, sponsor, the members are made aware of the responsibilities, the opportuni- ties, and the satisfying rewards relevant to teaching . ia, ,....-...l No worry about a teacher shortage if all these students go into teaching as a profession! Eddie GLM i Truly leaders in the school, these Bible Club members promote Christian activity in every phase of school life. President Mary Beth McDaniel, Vice-President Mary Io Brewer, Secretary Betty Lou Dowd and Reporter Linda Lopossay View a film before showing it to the club. sum Study to show thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of 1n'uth. The Bible Club seeks to inspire the student to increase his interest in obedience to the Word of God. Members are encouraged to influence each other in setting good examples of Christian living. A meaningful and worth- while project undertaken by the group this year was the spreading of Christmas Cheer to a number of under- privileged children. Mrs. Diane Woodbury is sponsor of the club. I ic:- -XXX, A better informed high school develops as more students learn about and use their library. hook Something new has come to LM. ! The Library Club sponsored a Book Fair which greatly increased the students' interest in books. 36 The purpose of the Library Club is to stimulate reading interests of the s tu d e nt s and to promote ef- ficient o p e r a 1: i o n of the library. Students who have an SO average and a special interest in the library may join this club . The members of the club are responsible for k e e p in g our main bulletin board a ttr a c t iv e and up-to-date. The club also attempts to s t im ul a t e school spirit by keeping a scrapbook inwhich school activities are recorded. Under the leadership of the school librarian, Mrs. Mae Lane, club members learn the responsibil- ities of a librarian's job. President Pat Thompson, Vice- Preside nt Linda Lopossay, and Secretary R uth Marsh make plans for one of their library meetings. Qancfancflwa' sy, 7 ff The 1962 63 school year has been a very active one for the band.The members helped boost school spirit by playing at home g am es during the football season. They also gave concerts and participated in band days and Christmas parades. Adding to the band's appearance with their flashy routines W ere the majorettes-Tiny Bosman, Linda Hough, Barbara Liles, Cindy Griffith, and jane Cox. What a lot of marching ! moans Vice-Presi- dent Mick ey Wrenn to other officers-Ann Liles, Pr e sid e nt, Lind a Hough, Treasurer, and Tiny Bosman, Secretary-as they look over the Christmas parade schedule. Band D ir e ctor Lindsey Jones rehearses a drum beat which is to be used in a half-time show. ' Q .m..m..,4 L 6, , 3 - 3 I x ' r, Z , A J ff X1 95 X Y X , 'mewmwwwwwi ifzeqeafazwlldeqone. 76a haweamjzaaemacfeczn 3710451 1963 Q ,M ww These junior varsity football players worked hard and produced a winning record. Und er the guidance of Coach West, the junior varsity boys have worked many long and hard hours mastering the skill of playing foot- ball. Showing im prov em ent g am e by game, the LV. 's gained Valuable experience necessary in preparation for future varsity partici- pation . ., ,aa . , The I.V.'s Worked hard in practices as well as in I.V.Coach BillWest intro- games. duced the I.V.'s to the basic fundamentals of football. X 40 WWW Was' U95 35 tai La wg. These boys made up the Jordan-Matthews varsity football team for 1962. W I ,P C o a ch e s B ill Charlton and Bill West directed the Ph a nt o 111 s through their fine season. This year jordan-Matthews fielded a very good football team. A ft er winning the Central Tar Heel Conference championship with a 4-O record, th ey went on to compile a season record of 8-3. Two of the losses came in the regular season at the hands of powerful Sanford and Sumner te ams. The third loss came to a mighty Erwin eleven in the State playoffs. Congratulations on a job well done! Pittsboro Randleman Sanford E. Montgomery Liberty Chatham Central W. Alamance Stunner if W. Montgomery Rohanen 41 Q S , Aw , 531, ,ga -4 I End Tony Siler d ' N V Jordan-Matthews ball carrier is swarmed under by Western 55- V Alamance defenders. V, 5 Qs, Tackle Tommy Edwards NJ '27s Center John Morris game by a score of 12-7 Western Alamance scores, but Jordan-Matthews won the Guard Donny Cole Halfback Mike Andrews Quarterback Stanley Avent 42 I I.M. t a c kl ers stop East Montgomery runner after short gain. Jordan-M a t t h e w s back breaks for long yardage against W est Montg om ery . Fullback Herbert Pike I-Ialfback Steve Morris 43 ' ,iai2,LgLi4i,?'iA ,,',,'5 1 , -' wi V , i End Dan Bog er 21 Guard Lester Trogdon Tackle Frank Mensch Center Mickey Wrerm For his fine play, Lester Trogdon was voted the Most Valua- ble Player by his 1962 teammates. Manager Dan McMasters , yn. These cheerleaders give the team a boost in spirit and morale whether they win or lose. This y ear at LM. there has been a new look in cheer-f leaders. Many new yells were introduced to the student body at frequent pep r all ies. The students have cooperated with the cheerleaders to make this a successful year. Chief Shirley Wilson kept the girls Shown her e are the cheerleaders as they ride in the jmfnping! homecoming parade. 45 Playing hard for the junior varsity basketball team, these freshman and sophomore girls merited real applause! wmcw Wafmlfq gaakefialf The boys' junior varsity basketball team, made up of these players, had a very fine 1962-1963 season. 46 Gm' Eaakeiball Linda Brown, Paulette Bare, Jean Phillips, Sharon Lutterloh, Janice johnson, and Sara Moore played the role of starters for the Phantomettes this year. Coach Smith gets plenty of help hom his managers, Shirley Smith and Camela Perry. These girls-Sara, Hilda, Sharon, Jean, and Linda-alternated as captains for the girls' basketball team. LM. guard fights for possession of Victory brings happiness! Janicelohnson races for the basket. the ball. I. M, OPPONENTS This year jordan-Matthews is very proud of its girls' BENNETT basketball team. Although the team lost two of its players C, CENTRAL last year, Coach Smith found able replacements and, with E, ALAMANCE his new combination, won most of his games. Four seniors E, MONTGOMERY are on this year's starting six, so next year Coach Smith will GRAHAM again have to look for new faces. LIBERTY PITTSBORO RANDLEMAN ROI-IANEN SILK HOPE W. MONTGOMERY Coach Guy Smith worked hard with these girls to form a winning team. 48 .V W. A bil My I V J J - s -' Vial? 'il-3 X. lt aqgt ,, , , 1 n 7' 3 ' w V -- X W! J l 1.1.- 'E' q., fguw-4,5 J , Under Coach Yflesfftlze Phantoms played hard, thereby gaining many victories and bringing glory ion Iordanflxxitdlewsig w 1 we -A ' 1- ' ,,', , 'lr reg x we lp ll ,,,., ,X af' 1. W' fl A 'Kl- 1 '11 5 I, rf . ,ig ,er ali A of' . Manager Ronald Moore was surely a big help to the players-as Well as helpful to ghe coach. ,-W, ff For this year these boys were the five starters for the basketball team. The basketball team's captain and coach Steve Wrenn and Coach Bill West. 49 H., , M fi A ff 4,49 LM. boys rebound against Central . Phantom player makes another basket. 'V 1 Q David Powers goes in for a lay-up. J. M. scores again. Two points for Steve Wrenn. SO 7maA Track coach Bill Charlton talks with last year's star Ch ip Atwater about the prospects for next year. S inc e its start in 1959, track has rapidly become a well-liked sport at LM. Each year new equipment is a dd ed, and each year the track team increases in number. Several boys did very well on the team last year, with Chip Atwater going on to compete in the state meet. C o a c h Charlton hopes to have just as fine a team this year, and hopes to have another state champion. Quaid! These boys are returning from last year's squad to play on the 1963 baseball team. This year the baseball team should have a very CONFERENCE TEAMS good season.The club lost only three boys to gradu- E9-Sf MO11Tl90mBI'y ation last year, so there should be plemy of experi- R9-Hdlefrlah ence on the team. Good luck on the up-coming ROh211611 season 3 West Montgomery Shown here are the five boys who will share the The infield on the baseball team will be handled chores of playing outfield. by these boys, S2 awwm. This second base- shortstop combination that w o r k e d so well last year will be returning this year. The thirdbaseman fromlastyear's team gained valuable experi- ence that can be used in We the 1963 season. sul Shown here is another returnee from last year's Y L team. He played first base li I on the 1962 team. :: 53 Coach Guy Smith hopes to field a good team this s ' ' pring. I-Ie will have many returning lettermen and therefore pl e nty of needed experience . . ... - ana-fm-mv --L. -4 fix l l Kb f 8 A ' I W xx 'ay I N Y x N ,J 0 4JMeWm4mwM MMMWWJMWM WWWW-Www izmfmuwmzzwmzmf Lady. Qealuaei 1963 ivy Nwgig X sg ,, 1, ww , ,,, b4q5wW,fm2fgu.iff!':vMCfWfM W vs, ,'i 5 ' W qw J' wwhqf V SHIRLEY WILSON 7alenZ sw Kang mmf QW JOAN SIMPSON and STEVE WRENN S7 ffhkizififfnx j -:-.3 f W 35- ,,,, ml, ,swf WSW 196.2-63 J! Queen LOUISE ALLRED Boys' Monogram Club 58 - Nm! Jw Gawpl CAMELA PERRY BETTY DOWD JOAN SIMPSON Girls' Monogram Club Beta Club F .T .A. 459. ' KAY ANDREWS BETSY UTLEY NANCY STOVER SANDRA CI-IAPPELL Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class PHYLLIS MCLAUGI-l1.HNT KAYE BUDD PAT THOMPSON IUANITA BARKER Library Club F.F.A. Bible Club F.H.A. 59 Emi 1411-Qwncf SHIRLEY WILSON STAN AVENT MW MSL, Za Succeed SARA WOOD STEVE WRENN M045 jmpemfafde BETTY DOWD RAY STINSON Mm' Inlellwiml LOMA LEE BROOKBANK STEVE WRENN y Mad Qcwwfeawi BETTY DOWD RAY STINSON Mm' Aihleifz LINDA BROWN STAN AVENT XX? Mm UWM! LOMA LEE BROOKBANK T OMMY EDW AR DS RTS- 8050 BETTY DOWD LESTER TROGDON gifs. M WMM! KAYEBUDD GENEIiATLEY A- f.W r 4 . CAROL IESSUP LESTER TROGDON 7 2 vffiff, Y During the spring commencement ex erc is e s, those students with the highest a v era g e s and thereby elgible to serve as ushers were Loma Lee Brookbank, Betty Efird, Bill Hunt er, Betty Lou Dowd, Ruth Marsh, Steve Wrerm, Sara Wood, and Ann Liles. Mwnhah American Le g ion Auxiliary meeting revives for Gay La ne and Sara Wood memories of their trip to Girls' State at Woman's College in Greensboro. 5 3 i S5 QM!! Side Making preparation to give a report at an CAQQ E 2 N BWARE A-,CWA ' slide Walking across campus, Jordan-Matthews delegates Fr ed Br ow n and Lee C r av en briefly review the day's meetings at Boys' State in Chapel Hill. 66 If you want to catch up on the lat est school news, just get a copy of the CHATI-IAM NEWS and find Hilda Durham's column Jordan-Matthews Roundup. She has certainly done a fine job of getting the news and meeting that deadline. Need any typing done? Just give it to Paulette Bare and it'll be done much sooner than you expected. Needless to say, she deserves the title of Outstanding Typist. N Z 2 7 These students received certificates by scoring as high as 88 or above on . . . . the National Educational Development Test. 796-2 Q Nmmch Receiver of the Citizenship award was JIMMY SMITH. F' f J 5 5 s J Valedictorians: College Preparatory, JOHN I-lANCOCKg Business Education, MARY ANN STANTON. Salutatorians:College Preparatory, PHIL PAYNEgBusinessEdu- cation, L IBBY JOHNSON. Best All-Round g irl by faculty vote was JUDY PERRY. Best All-Round boy by faculty vote was FREDDIE ANDREWS. 68 These students have been awarded scholastic letters for maintaining a ninety-three or above average for the year Sylvia johnson was awardedthe Youth Preferred Scholarship by the Rev. Douglas L. Paulson. A Phyllis Robbins and Teresa DeBrule were co- recipients of the new Hadley-Peoples Scholarship. 69 The justice A- ward was given to GlennWilson by Mr. Floyd K. Griffith. .fr:- yn-mu - ,..:. ' X l 5 fs V J ff Q '55 ,f N X f WFOQWWWW 6101444 1963 X in ' 'G 5 j f DARRELL ANDREWS JERRY ANDREWS LINDA BALDWIN JIMMY RARE MICHAEL BARTI-I ANN BELL EDDIE BLAIR WARREN BOWERS ANN BRAY NANCY ERAY DALTON BREWER CLARA BROOKS NANCY EROWER IANICE BROWN UWM DONALD MOORE Vice -President: R ONALD MOORE President VIVIAN PASC I-IAL Secretary -Treasurer BRENDA ADCOCK PAT ANDREW JOHN BROWN TONEY BROWN KEN BUDD ALLEN BURGETT CLAUDLA BYERLY RONALD CARTRETTE SANDRA CHAPPELL CLYDE CLARK PHIL CLARK LYNN CRAIG SALLY CROTTS TINA DARK LINDA DAVIS LEE DIXON RHONDA DOWD GARRY EDWARDS VIRGINIA DOWD MARY DUDEK BRENDA DUNN TOMMY ELDER BETTY ELLINGTON EMMA DUNN I I BARRY EDWARDS VERNITA ELLINGTON BECKY FIELDS DARLENE FIELDS DELANE EDWARDS LYNN FIELDS SUE FLIPPEN BILLY JOE Fox STEVE FRAZIER BARBARA FREEMAN BUDDY GLOSSON PATRICIA GOODNIGHT MARTHA GORDON CINDY GRIFFITI-I 73 - , ff, ANN KECK FRED KELLY CAROLYN LEMONS STEVE LEMONS BARBARA LILES DOROTHY LINEBER RY LINDA MANESS KAYE MCPI-IERSON FRANKIE MENSCH FLOYD MESSER DANNY MARLEY DONALD MOORE RONALD MOORE SAMMY MOORE GAITI-IA MURRAY GLORIA MURRAY ARCI-IIE NORWOOD VIVIAN PASCHAL PENNY PAYNE HAL PHILLIPS 74 LINDA LAIVIBERT DAN MCMASTERS JOE MOMILLAN AOOIE HAMER JIMMY HARRIS BRENDA HART RUDY HART BRENDA HOLT KENNETH HOLT LINDA HOLT RANDY HOLT KATHY IVEY CARY JOHNSON OROVER JOHNSON EUGENE JONES T I-IELMA MCCRARY M, YW 5 RONNIE PHILLIPS LOU ANN PICKARD PAULA PICKETT NANCY PRICE STEVE ROBERTS DICKIE ROBBINS JUDY RUSTIN JANE RUSSELL WILMA JEAN SCOTT JIMMY SELLERS JANICE SESSOMS vm 'ix JOE SHAW GLORIA SHUE BILLY SILER JERRY SNYDER CAR OLYN TANNER DONALD TER RY CAMELLIA THOMAS ANNA SMITH C AR OLYN SMIT H JANE SMITH BUD STOVALL MARTHA STOVER WAYNE THOMAS LINDA THURMAN LEWIS TOWNSEND FRANK SWAIN ANN VON CANNON DORIS WARD DORIS WELCH BILLIE JEAN WHITE 75 LEONARD WHITE TONY WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS JIMMY WILSON NEIL WRENN we I X 5 PAMILA BARTI-I BRENDA BELL TINY BOSMAN ELLEN BRADY KENNETH BRADY BETTY BRAY RUT H ANDR EW JIMMY ANDREWS FLEET BALDWIN FRANCES BARKER BUTCH BARR PEGGY BARR DAVID BARROW UMW LARRY MENDENHALL President NICKY DARK Vice-President CARROLL JONES Secretary-Treasurer SAMMY ADAMS MARTHA ALLRED LARRY DE BRULE TONY DI MEO ,-A. ls ANN DIXON MIKE GAFFNEY WILLIAM GILMORE CYNTHIA GRIFFIN ANN HACKNEY FRANK I-IAIRR CURTIS HARRIS LINDA I-IASI-I CAROL I-IEARD BOBBY HOLT 1. BRENDA HOLT LINDA HOUGH GORDON JACOBS DARLENE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON MELVIN JOHNSON CARROLL IONES LENORE KECK STEVE KOTORIS CAROL KUCINIC TOMMY LEMONS MITCHELL LUTTERLOI-I LINDA LYNCH KATHY MARLEY ROY MARSHALL SUSAN MORRIS IER RY Mc PI-IER SON LAR RY MENDENI-IALL JANE MORRIS CAROLYN PETTY GREG PHILLIPS JENNY PHILLIPS STEVE PHILLIPS PHYLLIS PIKE STEVE POE ELLEN PRITCI-LARD MIKE RENN IO ANN RITCH DAVID MGDANIEL ZOANN MOLAUGI-IIN EARL MGMASTERS BRENDA PARRISH BEN PARTIN BEVERLY PERRY VICKY MURRAY KENNIE MUSSELWI-LITE ,IS M, LIBBY SCOTT SHARON SEALS RABON SELLERS DEBBY SILER JENNY SIZEMORE DANA SLOAN JILL SMITH MARY SUE SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH PAM SMITH STEVE SMITH LINDA SNYDER DIANE SOUTHERN BEVERLY SPRINKLE KAREN SPURRIER BILLY T HOMA S LAR RY THURMAN VICKY TR ACY SANDRA STANLEY LINDA STEWART NANCY STONE 'WW wqeih' in NANCY STOVER RONALD TEAGUE JIMMY UNDERWOOD JENNIE WALLACE CHERYL WASSERMAN FRANCES TERRY GEORGE WEBBER DORIS WELCH RICHARD WENTWORTH BILL WHISNANT JERRY WHITE RONNIE WHITE g f VICKI WOOD MICKEY WRENN TOMMY WRENN Qi 'Viiig BOQKS 4 PAULETTE BARE DOUGLAS BAXLEY DIANNE BEAL DAN BOGER LINDA ALLRED TOMMY ALLRED NANCY ANDREWS UMW President, BILL HUNTER3 Vic e-President, JIMMY MCPI-IER SON3 Secretary, JESSIE LEE FOGLEMAN5 Treasurer, PAT THOMPSON. ,Amee EARL BOWERS CHARLES BRAY MARY Jo BREWER DON BRIDGES CHRIS BYERLY gpm, RUSSEL BRITSON GREG BROOKS SARAH BROOKS NANCY BROWN ELIZABETH BULLOCK HELEN CLAPP ELAINE CLARK w w ' gms NANCY BURKE j J W--gg ,, at 'Y 1 1 yy, 7 2 gf' 3, 1 I 4, BETTY COOPER CHUCK CROOTS GINNA DARK WARREN DIXON M X is Qnnr' 4-v-N Tawau' JIMMY ELLINGT ON C ALVIN FR AZ IER JACK GILLILAND KRIS DODD ROSEMARY EDWARDS TOMMY ELDER IESSIE FOGLEMAN 'Qu SHARON HAMER JOYCE HASH SANDRA HUNT BILL HUNTER EDWINTA JOHNSON NELLIE GORDON R OBERT GRAY NANCY HARRIS JAKE HART BECKY HARE '? A we-..,,,,,,. A JANICE JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON LYNN JOHNSON ANN LILES 'DW NEW, 'iffy' J Y A S - A J A A NANCY JOHNSON ' J SUE JOHNSON f' wg, PI-HL JOHNSON J SH L- A W ...Lg LINDA JONES PAUL JUSTICE fa-ff IAN ICE LEMON S fir -ww...-L 'rig SUE LOW E DOR IS MANES S JUDY MARLEY RUTH MARSH ROBERT MCDANHEL PHYLLIS MCLAUGHLIN fiisiyiif' X. R Q MIKE MENDENHALL IQKWFWNQ 'inf' PHIL POLLET PHIL PIKE BOB POE -- 'NN LANE MOORE JOHN MORRIS ,wg JIMMY MCPI-IERSON X iw STEVE MORRIS ANGIE PICHARD CAROL PIKE DEIBERT REITZEL DAVID POWER S I JANICE SCOTT DAVID SEALS DAVID SEARS DAN SI-IELTON RALPH SI-IELTON THOMAS SI-IEPPARD c.H. SMITH, JR. R ANDALL SMITH WAYNE SMITH 'iv-u. we DONALD SPIVEY CAROLYN STANTON PATTY STIN SON R ODER ICK TIDY LINDA TILLMAN BETSY UTLEY JIMMY STOUT BILLY SYKES PAT THOMPSON 38 N x Wiwj DIANNE WANN ' ROBERT WENTWORTH LINDA WHITT BOBBY WILLIAMS UWM M' Secretary, LINDA BROWN5 President, STEVE WRENN3 Vice- President, ELBERT PARTIN, and Treasurer, HERBERT PIKE RHONDA COCKMAN MGACGQ JOE BRIDGERS A , .,gQg,i.m.z MARY LOUISE ALLRED Class Secretary 15 Class Treasurer 25 Homecoming Representative 1, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 2, 3,45 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President Student Council3, Editor-in-Chief PHANTOMAIRE 4, Banquet Waitress 2, Scholastic Letter 25 Senior Superlative 4 . JAMES RICHARD ALBRIGI-IT ALBERT WAYNE 4-H Club, Basketball 2, Track 4. ANDREW SANDRA KAY ANDREW F.H.A. 3,4, President 3, Secre- tary 43 Bible Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 35 Homecoming Repre- sentative45 Paper Staff4, Banquet Entertainer 2 . 75 ,, CLAUDIA VIRGINIA ANDREWS Beta Club 3,4,Bible Club 15F.T.A. 2, 3,4, Songleader 2, Historian3, Treasur- er 43 Banquet Waitress 2. 87 ROBERT MICHAEL ANDREWS Football 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Track 23 Boys' Mono- gram Club 3,4. 14? 'W44 STANLEY GRAY AVENT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' Monogram Club 3,4, President 43 Student Council Representa- tive 3, Class Vice-President 1, C rosby Adams Music Club 2, Senior Superlative 4 . SARA FRANCES BRIDGES Beta Club 3,45 Bible Club 4, F.H.A. 4. IUANITA ALDENE BARKER F.l-LA. 3,4, Reporter 35 Homecoming Representative 4, Banquet Waitress 25 Library Assistant 4. JU!! LOMA LEE BROOKBANK B eta Club 3, 45 N.E.D.T. Certificate 25 Marshal 35 Scholastic Letter 2, 35 PHANTOMAIRE St a ff 3, 43 Senior Su- perlative 4. 88 SI-IERRILL DAVID BRADY Crosby Ad am s Music Club 1,2 Baseball 2, 3, Senior Superlative 4 . AGNES RUTH BROWN Bible Club 1,45 F.H.A, 4, 4-H Club 1. in fn-wr' LL , V Z Vziv l A ,, ss, 1 -W ' FREDERIC CHESTER BROWN, JR. B oy s S t a t e Representative 35 Senior Class Committee 43 Sports Columnist 2, Football 1, 4, Track 3,45 N.E,D.T. Certificate 1, 2, Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Baseball Scorekeeper 2. PI-IYLLIS ANN Cl-IEEK Bible Club 1, 4, F.H.A.4, Library Club 43 Assistant 4. wg,-wa-Wi , ' Y , LINDA ROSE BROWN B eta Club 3,43 Girls' Monogram Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Representative 2, 35 Banquet Waitress 2, Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 3 . L - DONALD WADE COLE Class Vice-President 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Monogram Club 2,3,4, Senior Committee 4, Basketball Manager 3. 89 ANNA KATHRYN BUDD Girls' Monogram Club 3,45 Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 13 Basketball 1, Banquet Chairman 3, Banquet Entertainer 2, Hom e C om i ng Representative 3, 4 . GARY MATTHEW COOPER Football 1, 2, Tra ck 1, 3, Bus Driver 4 . JoE GLENN CORQR 4-H Club 1, 2. JAMES ALFRED DIXON Football 2, 3 5 Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 2. THOMAS LEE CRAVEN Basketball 1, 23 Boys' State Representa- tive 3 . m..,..,,,,r WILLIAM HOWARD DIXON 4-H Club 1, 2, Bus Driver 3,4. 90 MMV HILDA JOYCE DARK Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Mono- gram C lu b 43 Banquet Waitress 2. BETTY LOU DOWD B et a Club 3, 4, Pl-IANTOMAIRE Typist 45 Bible Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, F.I-I.A. 3, 4, Presi- dent 43 Class Secretary 3, Marshal 33 Scholastic L e t t e r 25 Home- coming R epresentative 3,4, Banquet Waitress 25 Library Club 2, 35 Office Assistant 43 F.T.A. 25 Senior Superlative 4. WILLIAM RAEFORD DUNN Bus Driver 3,43 4-H Club 1,25 Baseball 4. THOMAS SI-ELTON EDWARDS Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, N.E.D.T. Certificate 23 PHANTOMAIRE staff 3, F.T.A. 45 Sports Columnist 2. HILDA GRAY DURHAM Beta Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cheer- leader 4, Girls' Monogram Club 4, F.T.A.2, 3, 43 B anqu et Entertainer 2, Banquet Committee 3, School Columnist 4, Library Club 2, 3,45 Bible Club 1. . ' Hz. ' K, , BETTY ELISE EFIRD Beta Club 3,43 Bible Club 1,43 Library Club 45 Library Assistant 4, F.H.A. 4, Historian 4 5 Banquet Waitress 2, Student Council Representative 1, Marshal 2, 3, Scholastic Letter 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, Senior Class Committee 43 F.T.A. 2. 91 CLYDE THCMAS EDWARDS WILDA KAYE ESTRIDGE Cheerleader 3,45 Girls' Mono- gram Club 3, 4,Banquet Enter- tainer 2, Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 3, Class R eporter 33 Bible Club 1. LINDA GAIL HARPER Paper Staff 3, Bible Club 45 F.H.A. 4. DONNIE GENE I-IATLEY Basketball lg 4-H Club 1, 23 F.T.A. 45 Senior Superlative 4. Www PEGGY ANN HARRIS Bible Club 4, F.H.A. 4. 'Mm - A ANITA LAVERN HOLT Basketball 15 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 35 Banquet Enter- tainer Zg Banquet Committee 35 Office Assistant 4. CURTIS WAYNE HASH Cary High School 1, 25 Book Club 2, Track 3. CAROL ANN IESSUP Banquet Waitress 2, F.H.A. 45 Library Club 43 Library Assistant 43 Senior Superlative 4. GARY ALLEN JOYCE Bus Driver 4 . L. COR INNE GAY LANE Beta Club 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Girls' State Representative 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls' Monogram Club 3,45 Library Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 3, President 35 Banquet Waitress 25 Bible Club 15 Basketball 15 PI-IANTOMAIRE Typist 4 . RONALD MARTIN KELLAM Beta Club 3, 45 Bus Driver 3,4 Basketball 1, 25 B and 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3 . JACK RANDOLPH LANE Basketball 2. 4-4 LINDA LOUISE LOPOSSAY Library Club 2, 3,4, Vice- President 45 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2,43 Beta Club 2, 33 Office Assistant 4 . MARY BETI-I MCDANIEL Beta Club 3,45 Library Club 2, 3,45 F.T.A. 4, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent4, Student Council Repre- sentative 45 Senior Class Committee 4, Banquet Waitress 2. 1 tfq,,t VELDA SHARON LUTTERLOH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Monogram C lub 2, 3, President 43 Banquet Com- mittee 35Banquet Waitress 23 4-I-I Club 1, 2, Library Club 33 Library Assistant 3 . ff ,V K DAVID KEITH MCLAUGHLIN, JR . Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Committee 4,Track 1, 2, F.T.A. 45 Banquet Com- mittee 35 Crosby Adams Music Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Student Council Representative 43 Band 1,23 Football Manager 1 . aw ,X BARBARA JEAN MANESS Banquet Accompanist 2, F.T.A. 3,45 Bible Club F.I-l.A. 4, Library Club 4. ROBERT WAYNE MCMATH 4-H Club 2, 3. 94 MELVIN DANIEL MES SER Cary High School 1, 2. KYLE FISHER MURRAY Baseball 1,2,45 Basketball 1,25 4-H Club 1,2. E 2 ew is 5 E Z 91 9? C e 3 4 5 3 5 ai? f, fi Q A my W QQ M ,QQ , ag, ,mf f f fee Qs if ERNEST DWIGHT MILI-IOLEN Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2,4,. 29 2 V W 45 Z 2 ARA JEAN oDoM Bible Club 1,45 F.H.A. 4. 95 SARA NEWTON MOORE B asketb all 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Monogram Club 3, 45 Banquet Waitress 35 Banquet Committee 35 Library Club 2, 3,45 Library Assistant 45 F.T,A. 3, 45 Bible Club 1 . MARY LEE OVERMAN Bible Club 1, 2, 3,45 F.H.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Homecoming R epresentative35Banquet Waitress 25 Library Assistant 4. ij E. ELBERT ALLAN PARTIN Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Mono- gram Club 3,45 Class Vice- President 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3,4gBasketball 45 Cary High School 1. JOANN PHILLIPS Bible Club 3,4, F.H.A. 3,4. CAMELA PAULETTE PER RY F.T .A,2, 3, 4, President 45 Girls' Mono- gram Club 45 Girls' Basketball Manager 3, 43 Hom e c om i ng Representative 4, B eta Club 3,43 Banquet Committee 33 Banquet Entertainer 25 Library Club 1, 2, Bible Club 1. y 64 ,. ,gf 'iw IEAN PARKER PHILLIPS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Mono- gram Club 3,4, 'Treasurer 45 Banquet Entertainer 23 Beta Club 3,4, Banquet Committe e 35 S enior Committee 4, SCHOOL DAZE Editor. HERBERT FRANKLIN PIKE Class Treasurer 4,Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Football 3,4,Basketball 1,Boys' Mono- gram Club 3,4, Vice-President4, F.T.A. 4. 96 GEORGE DAVID PLEASANTS, IR. Class President 2, Augusta Mili- tary Academy 35 Chemistry Medal 3 . JIAR ILYN KAY RICHARDSON Silk Hope High School 1, 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 35 Glee Club 1, 23 Library Club 1, 2, Banquet Entertainer 2, F.H.A, 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, 2. BENJAMIN TASSO SILER Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45T1'aCli 2, 3, 43 Boys' Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4 . A ROBERT PHILLIP RICHARDSON E.F.A. 3,4, 4-H Club 1,2. JOAN ELIZABETH SIMPSON Class Treasurer 13 F.T.A. 3,4, Secre- tary 4, Homecoming Representative 3, 45 Paper Staff 4, Banquet Entertainer 25 Banquet Committee 35 Bible Club 1, 25 Glee Club 33 Senior Superlative 4. ALYCE AURELIA SCOTTON Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Library As- sistant 2,35 Banquet Waitress 25 F.H.A. 4, R eport er 45 Office Assistant 2, 4. TOMMY EUGENE SMITH F.F.A. 3,4. .1-il, THOMAS BUCKLEN STANCELL Baseball 1, 4. LESTER OWEN TROGDON Student Council Representa- tive 15 Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 43 Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-At-Arms 45 S e n i o r Superlative 4 . WESLEY RAY STINSON Class President 35 Student Council Presi- dent 43 Student Council Representative 15 Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 35 Crosby Adams Music Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Senior Superlative 4. ,Mft BRUCE EARLE TUCKER Track 2, Bus Driver 3 , 4, Senior Superla- tive 4. 98 MARTHA LEE STONE Bible Club lg Library Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 25 Banquet Waitress 2 F.T.A. 3, 4. HARRY DANIEL WILLIAMS Baseball lg Bus Driver 3,4. SUSAN CAROL WILLIAMS Girls' Monogram Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Songleader 35 Banquet Entertainer 25 Banquet Com- mittee 35 Basketball 15 Library Club 45 Bible Club 1,4. SARA LYNN WOOD Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 PI-IANTOMAIRE Staff 3,4, Copy Editor 3, Business Manager 45 Bible Club 1, 2, 3,4, Reporter 1, Vice-President 25 LV. Basketball 25 Banquet Waitress 25 Girls' State 35 Marshal 1, 2, 35 Scholastic Letter 15 N.E,D.T. Certificate 1,25 N.S.F. Scholorship 15 Senior Superlative 45 Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 3. , H ' V ii i ' , 5 1 ,,, 5, 5 SHIRLEY ANN WILSON Central High School 15 Class Secretary 1, 2, Reporter 45 Student Council Representative 35 Miss Jordan-Matthews 45 Girls' Monogram Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Cheerleader 3,4, Chief 45 Glee Club 15 Bible Club 25 F.T,A. 3,45 Homecoming Representative 25 Banquet Committee 35 Banquet Entertainer 2 5 Basketball 15 Valentine Sweetheart 15 Senior Superlative 4. STEPHEN WILSON WRENN Class President 1,45 Beta Club 3,4, President 35 Crosby Adams Music Club 2, 35 Boys' Monogram Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 45 Marshal 2, 3, Chief 45 Scholastic Letter 1, 25 Foot- ball Manager 15 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Banquet Ch a irm an 35 Senior Committee 45 N.E.D.T. Certificate 25 Senior Superlative 4. 1 M19 N , If '-i' V X 1 - 1-- 1 X 1 . x Q 59 is Y ff x 7Uewd'encZZha,nMllcecw1fL pahwumMkaw wzcfmfmwlwemeadlefaaewad WMMW44 7am Gm Eff, pahonaqe 1963 x 5 W- Samoa . . Zhanba. W ill iam Siler, Ir. , and john Siler are Johnny on the spot when there's sweeping or cleaning to be done. if 3, ' pf' ., I V Q r 14 Z Gary I oy c e Ronald Kellam, Ricky Dark, Gary C o o p e r, Earl Bowers, Larry Thurman, Billy D ix on, Raeford D u n n, M i k e Andrews-all de- serve a hand for their safe driving and for the per- formance of other e Xtra duties en- t a il e d by b u S drivers. .I r ,- What's for, llmgh? These women have always- ln e ep' :rble'to give the aww!-ef. Theydhave served .us well, Mrs, Audrey White, Mrs. Fannie Martin, Mrs. Frankie Warfford, Mrs. Virtle Craven, Nlrs, M5ssie Sears. ' 4 ,T Q i F- V I '-4 e e ll nw 'X . J ' i 3+ ,s f as lr! . I 51 - V Tj' I'-,,..JZ-J 0 A 1 ,fl ' J .9 ,xr - A ' f FJ, - M r ,.Yr.'j5,f ' 09! ff-FV,.'7' Q J , A Awfif'-P 39 ,fr X ' - A fy' 29' . --,J . .f- -- uf! J ,I ,J J ' ,,7J 31, Us .Ag N Pj gif ' rf Exe, hi ' -,R ral- J I 7x f T Q F. . C2 . Y. . 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X I' ,X 'J ' , , 3 N' J W Compl imenfs of SILER CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC 103 TRY FLAVOR FAMGUS HCJLSUM State Capitol Lite Insurance C D.L. Stanley, Manager R.P. Spurrier, Assistant Representatives J.F. Albright H.L. Owens M.D. Langley B.C. Brewer Kent Griffin J.M. James A.D. Phillips Billy Holt Best Wishes Senior Class ot I963 Typical Chairs Man utac 'fared By BOLING CHAIR COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina Established I904 Distributed by Dealers THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND IN PUERTO RICO Warehouses In Seattle, San Francisco Los Angeles, Denver and New York City 106 I READY TO COOK me s ,R Qffff, W A WELL DRE SED B I R D D l CPP-f BRAND -fQ'0 , POULTRY ' DISTRIBUTEDBY I 75 -f'i'g2 CAROUNA POULTRY, INC. SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA DWITMIN1' AGIICULTUII tc, Shop Rose's and Sove R0 E' 5'-'IO' Siler City, North Corolino J.R. Lawson, Monoger Compliments of THE COUNTRY STORE SMITH 8. BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME Sanford Highway h - S'l C' Ph P one 2 2I5l I er ity one Siler City, North Corolino North Corolino SH 2 2454 Compliments of RIMES G JErfiZR?HC53ggg'gNY' INC' P 8. N OIL COMPANY Phone 742-4I65 S'I C' , N h C l' I er 'fy OH Gro mc Siler City, North Corolino 107 Compliments of HARCOURT AND COMPANY cords - Invitations - Diplomas Compliments of Opposite Post Office Siler City, N.C. Phone SH 2-3511 WRENN BRGTHERS, INC School Supplies . .. Stationery . . . . . . Office Supplies Phone SH 2-3329 Siler City, North Carolina Gifts of All Kinds Brownie Lu Drive-In Where Good Friends Meet Curb Service Plenty of Parking Space Delicious French Fries, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Open from l:OO P.M. to l2:OO A.M. Except Friday and Saturday 6:00 A.M. to l:OO A.M. Phone SH 2-9497 Siler City, North Carolina 108 3332338333833 mm Promise of a 951, II sparkling evening -ff. 6 V 3 l 7 ' ' . , ow' i T --H T'-1 'frame-nmzzxxasisrasliv F 'E , ff4 jigigix! ? 'S ' l . l I I - , l I 'Y ll I aauuumswnauncn-uucupqw I FARMER'S ALLIANCE STORE, INC. General Merchandise Phone SH 2-3020 Free Parking Lot Compliments of J.W. STONE CLOTHING Clothes for Young Men 8. Men Siler City, North Carolina HOME ELECTRIC CO. SH 2-3353 Phone Me - l'll Wire You Compliments of JONES DEPARTMENT STORE Siler City, North Carolina Nell Lane Insurance Agency Teague's Esso Service Station BIair's Esso Service Station Western Auto Associate Store Ellis' Ladies Shop Bracly Florist The Friendly Florist and Nursery Aclele's Ladies Shop Belk-Yates Company Carolina Power 8. Light Cooke's Firestone Home 8. Auto Supply DAIRY PRODUCTS TH AT CARRY THIS IA Bnfooo ARE GRADE NAM- AI.I. THE WATT Y sllkllfwvll X ellilllifk N 'fllwx lxxlxxxixxxixllixlli ' 2 i ' DAIRY Pnooucrs ' X xiii? N if COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER Records Compliments of - SILER CITY HARDWARE 1 NW Opposite the Post Office 63? -.:'--:Ep I . I We-.E I E Compliments of BURICS RECORD SHOP CHATHAM HOTEL Steam Heot - Air Condition S-I C- Phone SH 2-3626 I er my Aslieboro Siler City, North Corolino Compliments of HUDSON RED 8. WHITE i Always o Soving COmP 'e 'fS of Phone si-1 2-2353 820 Eost 3rd Street .lOHNSON'S PRODUCE MARKET C Siler City, North Corolino ompliments of CLAPP BROTHE RS Form Equipment S I ' o es 8- Service 110 I THIS GAL starts oi? her bowling party with a strike-and is on her way to a fun-fi led evening. CHATHAM LANES ' Siler City Bowl Ten Pins Join our Teen Fun Club Join ci Junior League Compliments of INSTANT SERVICE STATION Siler City, North Corolino Compliments of B Si L AUTO SERVICE Siler City, North Corolino Compliments of JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Siler City, North Corolino Compliments of SANITARY BARBER SHOP Siler City, North Corolinci Compliments of VAN THOMAS CONTRACTOR, INC. 742-4I48 Siler City, North Corolinci Compliments of CHATHAM MOTORS SH 2-2119 Sil-er City, North Ccirolino 111 WSJ MXN -ff' Compliments of lsr fsftwvltfgfl vii by tgf8P,?Kw5'Klb99iNTire 81 Appliance Co. 'VN' QW Phone SH 2-4184 Siler City, North Corolino iw Elder Motor Compony Siler City, North Ccnrolino Compliments of lnclustriol Hoirdboords, Inc Phone SH 2-4l2l Siler City, North Cclrolino 112 iff fu40cz?a,cafwL-a,c Zcfwf sc, ,sffeq , we S ey ,oc Uv ,- ago ,fy Qjrj, V 41.11 JQ6 EIQMZLEIBSZD ND AIKMAN I Weavers o ine Llgfo'isl'gFabrics Compliments ofthe Siler City Plant 5 1 D o s s e n la a c h s Always A Saving Phone SH 2-32'll l2O West Raleigh Street lncorporatecl 2l7 East Raleigh Street Phone SH 2-2104 Siler City, North Carolina 113 Compliments of SESSOMS ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Siler City, North Carolina BUDD TIRE COMPANY Recapping Phone SH 2-2322 II8 East 3rd Street Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of SOUTHEASTERN HATCHERIES 333 S. Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Phone SH 2-37I4 REES CLOTHING Clothing For Men and Young Men PAST . . . Siler City, North Carolina PRESENT . . . Compliments ot SILER CITY TIRE CO. Siler City, North Carolina FUTURE .. . Your Fonclest Memories Always Include the Movies SILER CITY DRIVE-IN Compliments of Cen trol Insurance Agency Robert D. Poe Dial SH 2-26II Siler City, North Carolina WRENN 8. WRENN Insurance For more than 45 years 2I5 E. Beaver Street SH 2-345I Compliments of BREWER REALTY 8: INSURANCE CO II6 South Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of CHATHAM OIL CO. , INC. Phone SH 2-2844 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments ot GUY'S PLACE Phone SH 2-2535 Siler City, North Carolina Ask For WATSON'S CHICKENS Processed by WATSON POULTRY CO. Siler City, North Carolina 3'+if:?i?E'iIi3 QEC G, , r A faszy freaf DEPAITFAEVZT OF AGIICULTUIE P-16 Small Enough to Know You, Large Enough to Serve You Auto Loans Financing and Refinancing Ask about our Insured Loan Plan E. B. Stone Finance Company 224 North Chatham Avenue Dwight W. Beane - Manager Siler City, North Carolina Phone SH 2-2I37 Save Where It Pays HOME SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of SILER CITY ICE 8. COAL COMPANY Compliments of BILL'S GOOD FOOD AND BILL'S COPPER PENNY Compliments of BEANE'S GROCERY Siler City, North Carolina 115 Chatham Dog Food Purity - Chatham LiIy FIour SILER CITY MILLS, INC. SiIer City, North Carolina Compliments of Chatham Novelties Co Manufacturers of Occasional Tables SiIer City, North Carolina Compliments of H. H. EIder Oil Co Phone SH 2-2585 Siler City, North Carolina 116 a CHATHAM FGODS INCORPORATED Mokers of Those Famous Smokies Phone SH 2-2141 P. O. Box 426 Sjl r City, North Carolina M9fJffi? W wid Qffgfyjfdfy 1 PL c K ,Q d Ave ,,f rffrsf ie? ebdurfiyo . 4fZWMkQ .AQJQ F PM fb'-JOAJC QAWZVWYVLO-'LMAAMW 1196--L. . ei QQQL 6ffvumc, Compliments of 7201, fmwul Farmer's Exchange Elder Printing Company The Elms A.B.C. Shoppe Justice Realty 8. Investment Co. Shoffner Supply Company Cranford Studio Bil,l's Grill lnc. Teague's Cafe Brewer's Laundry 8. Home Credit Company Butler Furniture Company Compliments of Buckner Iron 8K Metal Co. Structural Steel 8. Fabrication Siler City Drug Company Dial Prescriptions Other Sundries SH 2-255i SH 2-2421 3 Registered Pharmacists 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 T02 South Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of Philip's Plumbing 8. Heating Com Hackney Insurance Agency Byrd's Food Center Beal's Esso Service Station Shell Tower Service Station Bill 8. Bill Service Station Everhart Furniture Company Harris Furniture Company Sears' Cedar Chest Company Wood's 5-lO-25c Store Auto Trim Shop PGHY 118 Hunt's Department Store UNAN,MOUSl See the Biggest cmd Best Selection of Shoes for the Family at 0fJ'll7.9ff ! PAUL'S FAMILY SHOE STORE if , lil 3iff?,0,Qef.9 Compliments of Chatham Grocery Company, Inc. Wholesale Grocers Phone S H 2-2544 Home Loans savings Accounts FRIENDLY CLEANERS 4CX: Current Dividend on Savings and Compounded Semi-Annually gt S I lf it's cloth, we've got it. lf it's dirty, we clean it. 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION I . h h 4 Phone 742-3034 E' R0,e'9 ist' P one,7 2-41 I6 Siler City, North Carolina Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of CRUTCHFlELD'S STORE Crutchfield's Cross Roads Siler City, North Carolina 119 M k S y H clq F Athletic Equipment ancl Sports Goods We specialize in Varsity Jackets and Sweaters IT PAYS TO PLAY Coble Sporting Goods Co. 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