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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1964 volume:

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J, N -fir K ,P .L y 1, J 1 huvi, my 4 .J 1 C .y J Conte Student Life. . Organizations Athletics . Features . . Classes. . Pattonage . . Sta ANN LILES ....... ...... JAMES BROOKS ........ BECKY I-IARE ............. ROSEMARY EnwARDS ..... MARTI-LA. ALLRED ....... GREG BROOKS ..... nts 7 . H27 H41 H59 .69 N101 .V ff . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . . . Associate Editor ......,.....CopyEditor . . . . .Assistant Copy Editor . . . . ,Assistant Copy Editor . . . . . . . . .Sports Editor BILL HUNTER ..... . . . ........... Art Editor RUTH MARSH ..... ............ B usiness Manager SANDRA HUNT .... ,... Assistant Business Manager CHRIS BYERLY ..... .,........ P hotography Editor In Memoriam MR. B.D. HOWARD When the One Great Scorer comes To mark against your name, He writes - not that you won or lost-- But how you played the game. Grantland Rice M., Administration MR. R.C . FIELDS Principal ,E -- w X 9 Q 'Mi' W. -- 'XSS Q Q F -1 in f 5 . -- S Xxsfwxw 5-R . - MRS . FRANCES CRIMES Mr. LD. Burgess, jordan. 5 Mrs. Cecil Budd, Mr. Norman Lisk, Mr. Norman i L 'Q X , ,V 5 ' A 4 4- f X! , , I . -Q 1 ' X, n , ,X , 1 xv f , lg e m 9' .1 X , , X, V -I R! . f ,y 'A K P v , l , A , ' V L ,N , X V W, H Q' f W , X , may . 6 6 , u - , Q , X if' , ,n -.4 i T , ' ,, Q W Q N, , al' W, -1 Aff . V yi,-f ,gf A f r fs ' ' M 1' X . ,I 'Qfin' ' f I x affaxbly ml MW Student Life MURRAY M. ANDREW GERALD J. CARRIER WILLIAM L. CHARLTON U,N,C, , B,S., M. Ed. Salem State College, B. S. Guilford College, A.B. Mathematics, Physics Commercial U. N. C. , M. Ed. Beta Club Physical Education History .FN Physics lab sessions have b e e n known to get on your n e r V e s. Puzzled looks are typical, particularly in ar- ranging a pulley system. Boys' Monogram Club To each of us, The 'Hunt and Peck. My iZP f ' f L, .mr A l-ceener insight into the basic fundamentals of chem- istry is gained by actual experimentation. Hope you boys have 'Someone keepmg a Sharp lookout for mosey Even as down throughhistory,man's past has determined revenooers' his present standard of living, students trace a pattern Best Years of Our Lives . HAROLD I. CHASE, JR. U. of Rochester, B.S. M.A. , U. of Maine Fitchburg State Teachers College Guidance, Social Studies RACHEL E. ETCHISON Woman's College, B.S. Chemistry f '! from events in their study of world history which relate to the trend in current events. One facet of our ever-growing guidance program is the extensive information on colleges, technical schools, and careers provided in the conference room. Personal interviews with Mr. Chase have also proved beneficial. Study hall's ahead and a welcome relief from classes. Whether Mr. Andrew is still dazed about his new son or just caught up in the joviality of the group, he, too, reflects the happy looks typical at J. M. . may impart a NO. 1! Central Tar Heel Champsfiout of4years. Raise it, boys! Shep, that expression isa trifle stony. Don't you like dexterity tests ?. . . So who asked you to take a picture ? 10 It was a lovely fall wedding. The bride was radiant with grease and lipstick smeared all over. As for the groom-- well, she looked good, too. separate meaning. the desire to belong Claudia Byerly and that fine upstanding senior, Hoody Powers, were selected by the cheerleaders as Most School Spirited. ll 1 ,gtg 5.-Q sir? rg- . The moral, gang, is Don't get caught. ll N O v e mb e r 22, 1963--Upon the death of President John F. Kennedy, that which before had been only a section in our history book became a very present reality. We were struck with an awareness of a world la rg e r than the comparatively insignificant one in which we move. The indelible memory of President Kennedy's youthful vitality and courage will remain with us intensifying our sense of duty to this great nation. fl W ' g ll lf, . Q MANIIE A. FOUST E. GENE GOSS VIRGINIA P. HOWARD Woman's College, B. S. Atlantic Christian Meredith College, A.B. Home Economics College, B, S. Science F.H.A. Business Math, Typing Girls' Monogram Club Geography One of our more ambitious seniors. Wake up, Elmer! ! W i th th e mysteries of b o i lin g water solved, th e s e girls move on to t h e n e x t challenging le s s o n, preparing hot chocolate. .WHS SfI'O1'lg. Enduring friendships Classification of plants becomes more vivid when book material is supplemented with living specimens. 2 5 my 4 ,H- , X Pero por que, Senora Irvin?El espanol dos everybody s favorite class. were born . .We were engulfed in something And they call it music! ?! KIMARLY S. IRVIN Elon College, A.B. English, Spanish E. LINDSAY JONES East Carolina College Music Band Director Educational recreation at its finest! RACK! ! ! Last-minute instructions before a rolling conference victory over West Montgomery. I4 . known as school spirit. Time passed and Certainly a part of The Best Years of Our Lives is this display which has remained intact from the first day to the last. with it came the realization We were growing. Vim Tedious toil today! The PI-IANTOMAIRE staff is engaged in secret pursuits behind closed doors. A handsome additionto our athletic program, here in the proc e s s of going up, is this scoreboard donated by the Athletic Boosters Club. Note that no score was placed on the opponent's side throughout the season. The s e smiles will turn to frowns and finally to smiles again when the members of the banquet committee see their ideas materialize in the Jr. -Sr. Chairmen are Cheryl W a s s e r m a n, Ellen Pritchard, and Carroll Jones. Mary Earle, Marilyn Dunn, Mike Gaffney, and Darlene Johnson are their respective assistants. With the first chilling autumn gust comes Home- coming, the magic ofwhich is captured and reflected on the face of our queen, Ann Liles. fd? MAE M. LANE WYNOMA W. LANGLEY Meredith College, A.B. Elon College, A. B. Librarian English Library Aides, Beta Club F, T, A, a A new experience in the field of the social sciences is afforded the students taking Governmental Problems, a course which has captured their interest in topics ranging from democratic principles to marriage. 16 HALLIE M. PARKER WILLIAM B. POINDEXTER Salem College, A.B. N.C. State College, B.S. U. N. C. , M. A. Agriculture Latin, Social Studies F. F. A. Student Council . . as individuals. There problems and, in doing The da i ly drudgery of book assignments is modified by bulletin boards where one may absorb a little knowledge in an entertaining manner. 'T l 1 Serving as center of student life is the library. Here, we group to look over a newspaper, do some badly- needed research, or merely thumb through a magazine. was many a night we solved thc Worlds so, began to form our own concepts of life. Welding is only one of many skills taught in J. M's vocational program. Til WN 17 The lives of Mrs. Grimes right-hand men Qbetter known as office assistantsj are hectic ones in which they obtain a background helpful in the pursuance of a business career. A qu i e t moment in the midst of a busy life. College Day gives students an opportunity to discuss w i t h representatives of various institutions t o pic s dealing with curricula and admission requirements. f Band Concert, '63. Experiences became Artistic ability is an important factor in the make-up of a cheerleader when game time rolls around. I 8 , unforgettable memories O u r newspaper, School D a z e , contains diversi- fied features which appeal to the student body. This year, it is staffed by the follow i ng competent group: Patty Stinson, Editorg Judy Johnson, As- sistant Editorg Joann Ritch, Sports Editor5 D a rl e n e Johnson, Art Editorg Angie Pickard, News Editorg Janice Brafford, Feature Editorg Carolyn Stanton, Circulating Editor. .fietory and defeat, a boy and a girl, a lazy inior class magazine high salesmen find these prizes ad- quate compensation for their sore feet. Those are not miors on the first row, folks. I9 It may sometimes seem trivial to us, the raising and lowering of the flag, but Old Glory symbolizes the freedom of a united people under God. FRED H. POSTON TROY PROCTOR Wake Forest College, B. S. Texas A. S M., B. S. U.N.C., M. Ed. Mechanical Drawing Mathematics I. C. T. . i ,J X :IPK W f T T 1 QE ' s i'L - S BILLY RAY WEST Guilford College, A.B. Physical Education Science Daily trials and tribulations. When our course includes algebra, we'd better burn some midnight oil. This sub j e ct is recognized for its improvement of reasoning power and for its practical value, but it does require concentration. 20 June night, ther We were confused, We Jack to the grind! In Physical Education, the girls come to know the spirit of competition per- sonally and, too, they develop a sense of unity with fellow team members. studied, We questioned, and as the meaningless Ne dropped in on the U. S. History Class only to find Xrt Linlcletter on T. V. What a bitter disappointment! DIANNE L. WOODBURY Duke University, A.B. English ,JJQW SARAH B. WRENN Greensboro College, A.B. French, History emerged into a theory, We learned The ne wlv organized chorus under the direction of Mr. FieldsincludesA.Liles,H.Clapp, R. Shelton, C.Griffith, B. Liles, T. Bosman, L. Hough, A. Andrews, G. Dark, T. Elder, D. Shelton, E. Blair, B. Barr, W. Gilmore, S. Davis, and J. Brown. n I E . E x l 2 E 2 , E I-Iomeroom representatives elected afte r Christmas va cation to increase class representation in the stude r c o uncil are David Powers, Pamila Barth, Lee Smitl Brenda Andrews, Curtis Harris, and Vicki Wood. Ryn and I. T. just came along to get out of class and to rai: their picture percentage to 7S'Xv. Phil goofed, too. fm. I' :- I E 5, if Q A Vx, jr A reflection of Phantom support at its peak. When in the future, we call upon the past, gp-gpumuawwr Pictured here are Miss Ruth Lupton and Rev. Rex Thomas who, at the beginning of second semester, stepped into the faculty positions previously filled by Mrs. Woodbury and Mrs. Irvin. Av.. P.D. Justice, wage-earner. Dining over the latest elephant jokes. The best ride of the wee k-it's Friday!! Hallelujah! ! Praise the week-end! ! The responsibility for the d e t ails of Graduation '64 falls on our industrious Q?j Senior C o m m itt e e consisting of P a u 1 e t t e Bare, Greg Brooks, Sandra Hunt, P hi 1 Jo h n s o n, Pat Thompson, Thomas Sheppard, and David Powers. The music of the Jr.-Sr. will drift across Through the Jordan- Matthews R o u n d-Up, a gl im ps e of students and their activities is presented to the public. Becky Hare has represented the school in the capacity of col- umnist. MASCOTS Yvonne Andrew and Tony Roberts Representatives to the leg- endary Boys' State were Dan Shelton, David Powers, Bill Hunter, Steve Morris, Phil Pollet, and W a r r e n Dixon. ii it fjijf f ,nf I H,-uf ' 5-my, mi.-W 3 W.. ,,.t, N ,,,,,Av,,,,,W,..--M ,LT WMWLM ,,, i if o,,, f-.., , t.,, ,...,,....l'iia,-n.mv.,,m ,,,.,,.,,,....MffWfW h K, A V I Hvgfv-1 r the years - Well Walk across the stage, nostalgic, but holding young ambition high. Congratulations a r e d u e t o D a n Boger, an outstanding student in the National Science Foundation Summer Program in C h a p el Hill. Dan was also our only semifinalist for the National Merit Scholarship. Nancy Andrews, Ann Liles, Rosemary Edwards, and Ginna Dark were delegates to Girls' State. 25 Crganizations DOUG BAXLEY, President Student Council DLANNE BEAL, Secretary-Treasurer L RONALD MOORE, Sergeant-at-Arms GREG BROOKS, Vice-President Representatives are Elaine Clark, Bill Hunter, Mike Renn, Larry Mendenhall, Carolyn Tanner, Phil Clark, Sandra Robinson, and Jay Richardson. Voice of the Students Election time is hectic as opponents endeavor to out-do each other in campaigns. Ron is posting some slogans which made his political career a success. Youth Appreciation Week is a project of the Op- timist C lub that pays tribute to the youth of our nation. A well-deserved ovation accompanied the recognition of Greg Brooks as Outstanding Youth. Another facet of this week is the election of an honora ry youth mayor and five commissioners. Mayor Dan Shelton and commissioners Ann Liles, Bill Hunter, David Powers, Dan Boger, and Steve Morris were interviewed on the radio and invited to attend an actual meeting of the town com- missioners. B E TA CLUB O f fi c e r s: DAN BOGER, President: JOHN MORRIS, Vice-President, MARY EARLE, S e c r e t ary, GINNA DARK, Treasurer. The traits of a Beta include scholarship, leadership, and character. Membership consists of the following: D. Boger, B. Hunter, L. Mendenhall, D. Powers, S. Morris, G. Brooks, C. Harris, J. Crump, J. Sizemore, B. Sprinkle, L. Scott, D. Siler, L. Keck, F. Barker, Recognition of Achievement - The commendable work of these ad salesmen made your annual possible. Not pictured is Mary Jo Brewer. K. Dodd, B. Parrish, V. Wood, D. Sloan, L. Johnson, P. Johnson, I. Morris, B. Hare, A. Liles, R. Edwards, C. Jones, G. Dark, N. Andrews, M. Allred, M. Earle, C. Wasserman, S. Hunt, P. Bare, P. Thompson, M. J. Brewer, R. Marsh, I. Brooks, B. Whisnant. An Outlet for riginality ANN LILES, Editor-in-Chief, JAMES BROOKS, As- sistant Editor, BILL HU N T E R, Art Editor, G R EG BROOKS, Sports Editor. : Wx? 5555? PAT THOMPSON, CHERYL WA s s E R MA N, SANDRA STANLEY, Typisrs. BECKY HARE, Copy Editor, ROSEMARY EDWARDS, Assistant Copy E di 1 o r, MARTHA ALLRED, Assistant Copy Editor. RUTH MARSH, Business Manager, SANDRA HUNT, As- sistant Business Manager, CHRIS BYERLY, Photography Editor. Learning valuable homemaking skills are B. Adcock, B. Allen, M. Allred, B. Andrews, F. Barker, N. Barker, P. Barth, P. Barth, D. Beal, B. Bell, E. Brady, N. Bray, T. Brown, F H A B. Camp, R. Cavanaugh, L. Clark, R, Coltrane, V. Cook, C. Dark, D. Davis, S. Davis, ' ' '7 A. Dixon, M. Dorsett, V. Dowd, G. Elder, B. Ferguson, S. Fesmire, D. Fields, S. Flippin, J. Fogleman, B. Hancock, J. Hash, L. Hash, D. Johnson, C. Jones, L. Iones, P. Joyce, L. Keck, C. Lemons, T. McCrary, Z. McLaughlin, K. McPherson, P. McPherson, P. Manness, J. Morris, S. Morris, V. Murray, V. Paschal, B. Perry, J. Phillips, J. Phillips, P. Pike, P. Pitman, E. Pritchard, J. Ritch,S. Robinson, G. Rosenburg, L. Scott, I. Sessoms, S. Siler, I. Sizemore, C. Smith, L. Snyder, D. Souther, B. Sprinkle, P. Stinson, N. Stone, P. Stone, J. Teague, F. Terry, S. Thomas, P. Thompson, L. VonCannon, D. Wan, D. Ward, J. Williams, V. Wood, S. Yow. F. H. A. O f fic e r s: PAT THOMPSON, President, MARTHA -' ALLRED, Vic e-President, PATTY STINSON, S e c r e t a ry, I CARROLL JONES, Treasurer, LIBBY SCOTT, Reporter, VICKI WOOD, Scrapbook Chairman, PAMILA BARTH, Parliamen- tariang VIVIAN PASCHAL, Song Leader - Q I All aboard the dear 'ole activity bus and off to the Y . F. H. A. convention! 32 E F,F.A. Officers: JERRY MCPHERSON, President,RONALD TEAGUE, Vice-President, MIKE BARTH, S e c r e t a ry, STEVE LEMONS, Treasurer, STEVE SMITH, Sentinel. Participation in contests-such as this cattle judging contest-is promoted. Encouraging Members to Develop FFA. Vocational Abilities In these hands will rest the foundation of our economy, the American farm: D. Andrews, D. Andrews, M. Barth, W. Brooks, K. Budd, R. Cartrette, J. Cooper, L. Craig, R. Dark, R. Dark, L. Dixon, J. Estridge, M. Fesmire, G. Gunter, R. Hicks, I. Johnson, C, johnson, M. Jordan, S. Kotoris, R. Langley, S. Lemons, 1. Liner, M. Lutterloh, D. McDaniel, E. Mc- Masters, I. McPherson, R. Maness, C. Maness, D. Marley, F. Messer, S. Moore, K. Oldham, R. Phillips, S. Poe, B. Poe, R. P o o 1 e, D. Smith, S. Smith, K. Spivey, L. Starr, R. Teague, W.Walker, J. White, J. White, G. Wicker, W. Williams, L. Yow. 33 Eligibility for the Girls' Monogram Club is restricted to those who have excelled in I.M.'s athletic circles. The 1964 roll includes R. Edwards, J. johnson, B. Hare, B. Utley, M. Brewer, M. Dunn, M. Earle, C. Griffith, P. Pike, J. Ritch, S. Smith, C. Wasserman, V. Wood, P. Bare. Monogram Clubs - Girls' Monogram Club Officers: PAULETTE BARE, pres- ident, MARY IO BREWER,Vice-President, BECKY HARE, Secretary, JANICE JOHNSON, Treasurer. Boys' Monogram Officers: DAN BOGER, President, GREG BROGKS, Vice-President, LARRY MENDENHALL, Secretary-Treasurer, DAVID POWERS, Sergeant-at-Arms. With these boys responsible for cleaning up, it's questionable whether or not the concession stand will be open tonight. lnstrurnental in Bettering Our Athletic Program Having exhibited a top-notch per- formance in their select sport or sports, these lettermen are eligible for membership in the Boys' Mono- gram Club: T. Elder, T. Sheppard, D. Powers, M. Fesmire, G. Brooks, C. Harris, F. Mensch, D. Boger, G. Phillips, F. Swain, D. McMasters, M. Wrenn,1. McPherson, G. Johnson, R. Dark, E. Blair, C. Crotts, J. Snyder, T. Lemons, T. Wrenn, L. Mendenhall, P. Clark, R. Moore, D. Moore, D. Barrow, M. Barth, B. Partin, B. Poe, J. Crump, J. Andrews, N. Wrenn, B. Siler, B. Edwards. 35 as J'-'LS To strengthen faith is a personal, aswell as a group, objective of these girls, B. Utley, C. Stanton, J. Fogleman, V. Murray, A, Dixon, Z. McLaughlin, M.J. Brewer, P. Bare, P. Joyce, P. Thompson, J. Johnson, N. Johnson, S. Johnson, J. Brafford, D. Beal, V. Dowd, C. Kucinic, P. Pittman, L. Whitt, D. Wann, S. Lowe, G. Dark, E. Johnson, L. Jones, B. Fields, I. Weaver, N. Harris, R. Marsh, S. Hunt, B. Hare, B. Hancock, D. Johnson, P. Barth, E. Clarke, P. McLaughlin, D. Maness, P. Maness, S. Hamer, N. Stover. Bible Club - Seeking Inspiration in a Busy Life Bible Club O f fi c e r s: MARY JO BREWER, President, G I N NA DA R K, Vice-President, ELAINE CLARK, Sec- retary, PA T THOM P S ON, Treasurer, DIANE WANN, Reporter. The club strives through its programs to present information whichwill help its members to develop an understanding of various religious sects. In November, Father King, of the local Catholic Church, acquainted us with the Sacra- ments and beliefs of Catholicism. 36 F.T.A. - Gaining Valuable Knowledge of Profession The great reward of teaching, the little children themselves, is revealed to Ginna in a practice-teaching session. L. Allred, B. Bell, s. Smith, L. scewm, L. Baldwin, B. L. Johnson, L. Tillman, B. Bray, D. Souther, B. Perry, T. A. Voncannon, D. Ward, C. Byerly, C. Tanner, V. Wood, D. T. Bosman, M. Wrenn, C. Wasserman, E. Pritchard, I. L. Mendenhall, M. Dunn, I. Brooks, S. Morris,B. Parrish, E. P. Bare, G. Phillips, R. Edwards, E. Bullock, M.Dorsett, H. N. Stone, C. Griffith, B. Hare, L. Keck, D. Siler, D. R. Cavanaugh, A. Hackney, C. Thomas, C. Jones, M. L. Whitt, J. Russell, G. Dark, D. Davis, Z. McLaughlin, F. T. A. Officers: PAULETTE BARE, Pre sid e nt, C A R ROLL JONES, Vice-President, CI-IERYL WASSERMAN, Secretary, ROSEMARY EDWARDS, Treasurer, VICKI WOOD, Parliamentarian, MARTHA ALLRED, Song Leader. Utley, S. Hunt, M. Earle, K. Ivey, N. Brower, Dark, P. McLaughlin,A. Smith, P. Andrew, C. Smith, Johnson, B. Sprinkle, P. Barth, N. Stover, F. Terry, Ritch, P. Pike, M. Brewer, S. Chappell, B. Liles, Clark, L. Hough, M. Allred, J. Sizemore, I. Johnson, Clapp, 1. Weaver, R. Dowd, D. Fields, F. Barker, Barrow, J. Phillips, M. Renn, I. Wallace, B. Perry, Wrenn, D. Ward. Quang J.M. Band - Contribution to School Spirit i is 5 p i Z p if jordan-MatthewsBand roster, Flute-T. Bosman, A. Lilesg Clarinet-J. Boling, T. Gaddy, D. Heard, S. johnson, B. Kellam, B. Liles, J. Lisk, M. Pritchard, L. Smith, Saxophone-C. Griffith, P. Hall, L. Hough, Trombone-M. Simpson, D. Sloan, Cornet-B. Barr, B. Fox, G. Jacobs, R. Phillips, S. Roberts, D. Stovall, S. Strickland, C. Thompson, Drums-R. Andrew, E. Blair, R. Sharpeg Color guard-R. Henries, E. Johnson, C. Liles, B. Paschal. Focal point of J. M. 's band is its majorettesg Tiny Bosman, Linda Hough, Sue Johnson, Barbara Liles, Cindy Griffith, and Drum Majorette Ann Liles. Ann Liles and Dana Sloan were Chatham County's nomi- nees for the Governor's School of Music for the summer of 1963. 38 Picking one of four newspapers available in the library, Angie Pickard is just before scanning the news of the day. Vice-President Pat Thompson and Janice Brafford are ready and willing to help students discover the additional material to be obtained in the vertical file. Janice Johnson, President Ruth Marsh, and Elizabeth Bullock pose in front of the desk over which books are checked out to the student body daily. M HU CM Library Aides - Responsible for Library's mooth Operation The e ff i c i e nt upkeep of 2, 900 volumes falls upon our library aides. Engaged in this task are Janice Lemons, Anne Bell, and Secretary-Treasurer Diane Wann. ,ff Y ssrr XO Bulletin boards, such as this one being assembled by Linda Allred and Reporter Judy Weaver, are an attractive asset to the library. M. Athletics . Y. P 5' W-,nf ' 1 'Q rm v 4 , , , ,kk H YL 1 VWW' 51 Jiffy, Q' ivlgwg nw W 5' i ,- W fm W- ,. V, M L- ' A , M WL nk M 4 ,L fy wi, Wg, J, ' wif' QV- X 4, ,, ,,, A fuwg 2 ' f - , y my ' ' y 1, 'wyff' aw f Q 4' ' ' 41 ef .ff an at With the Big Blue - Victory or Defeat BECKY HARE We want a drought! We want. . . Oh, well, can't always Chief Cheerleader have ideal conditions. The cheerleaders attempt to raise the Phantom spirit Hare, Rosemary Edwards, Mary Earle, Marilyn Dunn, in every possible way. Decorating the goal posts, as and Cheryl Wasserman. pictured below, are Betsy Utley, Cindy Griffith, Becky um, ,, 'af' 'aw 42 'First Row: P. Clark, D. Moore, R. Holt, I. Crump, R. Shelton, C. Harris, Third Row: N. Dark, T. Wrenn, D. Barrow, I. McPherson,B. Partin, R. Moore, D. Marley, T. Lemons, T. Sheppard, D. Brewer, S. Morris, D. Boger, J. McPherson, S. Frazier, Second Row: N. Wren, E. Blair, F. Mensch, G. Phillips. M. Wrenn, B. Poe, J. Morris, I.. Mendenhall, B. Edwards, Varsity Football Team . . . J. Mfs Finest Ever Managers, kneeling: B. Glossom, F. SwaingStanding: E. Blair, J. Andrews. Half-back Ronald Moore carries for another long gain as Steve Morris comes up to block. 43 ln... ,nm.h...t fauna: TOMMY WRENN BOB POE PHIL CLARK Guard Center Quarterback THOMAS SHEPPARD Fullback LARRY MENDENI-IALL Quarterback CURTIS HARRIS BILL CHARLTON and BILL WEST End Coaches Phantom lineman dives for loose football. Larry Mendenhall fights for yardage .A-tn. Alum FRANK MENSCH JOHN MORRIS RALPH SHELTON Tackle Center Tackle RONALD MOORE I-Ialfback BEN PARTIN Fullback JIMMY MCPHERSON, STEVE MORRIS, DAN BOGER TOMMY LEMONS Tri-Captains End Ronald Moore engulfed by a host of enemy tacklers. Another bone-crushing Phantom tackle. 1 ' Scoreboard Jordan-Matthews 28 Pittsboro 6 Jordan-Matthews 28 Ledford 6 Jordan-Matthews 6 Liberty O Jordan-Matthews 7 Western Alamance 20 Jordan-Matthews 57 West Montgomery O Jordan-Matthews 42 Madison-Mayodan O Jordan-Matthews 27 East Montgomery 6 jordan-Matthews 87 Chatham Central O jordan-Matthews 38 Southern Alamance O jordan-Matthews 45 Rohanen O STATE 2-A PLAYOFFS Jordan-Matthews 34 Millbrook 6 Jordan-Matthews 13 Elizabethtown 16 The Jordan-Matthews Blue P h a nt o m s finished the 1963 football campaign with an impressive 10-2 record and a seventh ranking inthe state. They swept to an undefeated s e a son in the Central Tar Heel Conference, and they astounded everyone by trouncing Chatham Central, 87-0. A host of Ph anto m s surround fallen opponent in hard- fought Western Alamance game. The Phantoms, led in the backfield by halfbacks Steve Morris and Ronald Moore, attained a third ranking in the state before being whipped on a last-minute field goal by undefeated Elizabethtown. However, no one can say that this was not a triumphant season for the whole team. Steve Morris breaks into the open as J. M. wins in State play-offs with Millbrook. 1 Rona ld Moore is up-ended in J. M's rout of Madison Mayodan. In the state play-offs and Steve Morris picks up valuable yardage. An Outstanding Record and a Fine Team Another gang tackle by J. M. , but Western Alamance won anyway. 47 One of the few times Steve Morris is stopped in the slaughter of non-conference Chatham Central. Sitting: J. Stone, S. Moore, R. Holt, D. Marley, B. Johnsong Standing: D. Moore, N. Dark, N. Wrenn, R. Poole, C. Everhart, R. Johnson, L. McDanie1s, E. Craven, K. Budd, B. Edwards, B. Pascha1,,I. Hawker. Coach West wo Fo o tb rks with future all . . . J. Mfs Hope for the Future J. M. stars. These LV. boys work hard and hope to help the varsity in coming seasons. 1 , .M I I E 1 I E E 48 20 X ! G' tg, Q, , fffga ,gg-X fa 95+ WY? . ,k,,.v 411, f if.xQQ J , Q 5 3 'T izl if f' 1 ' -if f. Hi it ?. : x...fA YN. QW .1 x if BILL HUNTER TOMMY ELDER Guard Guard LARRY MENDENHALL GREG BROOKS Forward Forward Hoody Powers pulls down this rebound in the Phantom's home game with Central, but this was only a slight break in a very bad night. DAVID POWERS Center W h a t? Is t h e Phantom's T o m Elder trying to dribble the ball, or is he really try- ing to pick up a first down! ! jane Russell and Paulette Bare battle a host of C e ntral Bears for the elusive round ball. P. Bare,P. Pike, M. Brewer, C. Jones, C. Tanner, T. Brown, I. Johnson, G. Elder, L. Davis, V. Wood, D. Siler, J. Russell, C. Thomas. This year's six starters are PAULETTE BARE, JANICE JOHNSON, VICKI WOOD, PHYLLIS PIKE, CAROLYN TANNER, and DEBBIE SILER. And we see Coach Sm1th and h1s daughter-managers, Anna and Shirley. JANICE JOHNSON and PAULETTE BARE Co-Captains F. Swain, B. Johnson, N. Gaffney, C. Everhart, P. Leonard, J. Cox, B. Paschal, S. Moore, B. Griffin, J. McMillan, A. Norwood, J. Andrews, R. johnson, R. Davis. P. McPherson, L. Clark, B. Brewer, A. Andrews, S. Siler, N. Brown, B. Ferguson, P. Dodd, B. Holt, D. Ward. 53 Kneeling: D. Brewer, P. Clark, D. Moore, K. Musselwhite, C. Harris, J. McPhersong Standing: M. Renn, S. Poe, F. Mensch, T. Allred, B. Hunter, T. Elder, L. Mendenhall. J. M. Baseball Produces Last year's baseball team had many ups and downs, but it managed to finish second to West Montgomery in the conference tournament. This year, many lettermen will be returningg the team hopes to have a good season. C oa ch Guy S m ith with managers Dan McMasters and Grover Johnson. 54 Phil, Kenny, Larry, and Ryne will share the pitching chores for I. M. this year. These boys will shag flies in the out field for J. M. a Great Spring Sport H erb ert Pike and Steve Wrenn were the mighty stalwarts for J. M. last year. Playing in the infield this year are these seven boys. S l I First Row: B. Partin, B. Barr, I. Snyder, D. Barrow, M. Barth, B. Edwards, N. Wrenn, B. Stovall, Second Row: D. Shelton, E. Blair, C. Craven, M. Gaffney, M. Johnson, T. Lemons, I. Crump, B. Siler, Third Row: W. Brooks, P. Pollet, H. Powers, R. Tidy, F. Baldwin, T. Wrenn, J. Andrews. Track ls J.M.'s This year's track team will have many letter winners among its ranks. The only losses were seniors Tony Siler and Stanley Avent, and 1964 should produce a good team. Coach Bill Charlton with managers, Ricky Dark and Mike F esmire. 56 Roderick Tidy puts the shot in the county meet. Second Spring Sport These field men will do the throwing and jumping on this year's team. These track men will do the running for J. M. W W Spectators line up as Winkie tries again. 57 58 if , -,gb ff ,W MWJW M3ffzWQ25f W M o Qjifffyjgi Mr, ,V P jfpw Features W mifiswifii M ZSWXSWM mgww WW AB Wfyw Ww ll Homecoming Queen ANN LILES Boy's Monogram Club 1. ,4 iff 'f 441 If cf 1 ,Jn ' I ,V plan! do L 0- , ff xilffdjv lfjfllfb ,ral all 'I j jar My Y rw: ir! ,ffjl BETSY UTLEY ROSEMARY EDWARDS If fl 0 Girls' Monogram Club F.T.A. U' gf' - if TI-IYLLIS MCLAUGHILIN F.F.A. NANCY ANDREWS Senior Class VIVIAN PASCI-IAL F. H. A. DA RLENE JOHNSON Junior Class JI MARY VIRGINIA EARLE Beta Club LINDA MANESS Sophomore Class 61 DRA HUNT ible Club LINDA ALLRED Library Aides SHARON THOMAS Freshman Class Talent Show King And Queen BETSY UTLEY STEVE MORRIS B eaes f 5 Q 1 - s E gvivi E x Each year, the students from the Sophomore and Junior classes who have maintained the highest scholastic aver- ages are designated to usher at commencement. Attaining Marshals this honor in 1963 were Martha Allred, Ruth Marsh, Mary Earle, Ann Liles, James Brooks, Bill Hunter, Dan Boger, and Greg Brooks. Chief Marshal, BILL HUNTER' SCHOLASTIC LETTER WINNERS: Kris Dodd, Pat Tho mp s o n, Ann Liles, Bill Hunter, Dan Boger, Steve Morris, Greg Brooks, Kenneth Holt, Libby Scott, Martha Allred, Carroll jones, Mary Earle, Cheryl Wasserman, Acknowledgement of RECIPIENTS OF N.E.D.T. CERTIFICATES: Martha Allred, Barbara Liles, Cindy Griffith, Cheryl Wasserman, Mary Earle, Vicki Wood, Pat Goodnight, Nancy Brower, C arroll jones, Archie Norwood, Steve Frazier, Diane Davis, James Brooks, Hal Phillips, Curtis Harris, Dana Slo an, Mike Renn, Mike Gaffney, joe Crump, Danny james Brooks, Joe Crump, Danny Marley, Hall Phillips, Jo e S h aw, Janice Brown, Tony Brown, Pat Goodnight, Vivian Paschal, Darlene Fields, Cindy Griffith, Barbara Liles, Carolyn Tanner, and Carolyn Smith. Creditable Scholarship Marley, Wayne Thomas, joe Shaw, Frank Swain, joe McMillan, Kenneth Holt, Carole Heard, Nancy Stover, Pat Andrew, Carolyn Tanner, Susan Morris, Ruth C a v a n a u g h, L i n d a Johnson, Martha Stover, Martha Gordon, TonyBrown, Carolyn Smith, and Vivian Paschal. oteworthy Graduates STEVE WRENN College Preparatory Valedictorian LGMA LEE B ROOKBAN K Salutatorian BETTY EFIRD Beneficiary of the Frank Justice Award presented by Mr. Justice. LINDA BROWN Business Education E Valedictorian JEAN PHILLIPS CHERYL WASSERMAN Salutatorian Outstanding Typist 66 Class of '63 RAY STINSON Recipient of the Citizenship Award MARY BETH MCDANIEL Best A11-Round Girl by faculty vote SHARON LUTTERLOH Outstanding Business Student TONY SILER BestA11-RoundBoy by faculty vote MARY BETH MCDANIEL And HERBERT PIKE Grantees of the Youth Preferred Scholarship presented by Dr. Mott Blair 67 f, ,. 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K YV '-'x WD J if L A' 5 4 '- , , , if N , w 1 V K 41 - 1 , -'fo gt ui 1 AY J r X fb- - '4 X 1 'A -f 'Y f g fw X' N 'jig Y ' .I aff' V J 1 v J, Liz? ,xy-Luv xj, ,gd M gf' if Q ! r M 1 Av A ' wwf: v -X-M rn , E, 152 1 I r-- . X U 4 K XJ .X . I 9 9, ,WJ ,Q - I 'kj J , A . .va j V -.4 ' I I Iva xj 4 .,- F' 69 Seniors Officers DAVID POWERS President WARREN DIXON Vice-President PAT THOMPSON Secretary SANDRA HUNT Treasurer 2' 'Www-Quay' LINDA CAROL ALLRED Sister. . . ridin' around. . . neat Basketball 1, 2, Homecoming Representative 4, Queen 13 Banquet Waitress 25 Class Vice- President 15 F.T.A. 2,4, Parliamentarian 3, Bible Club 1, 25 Library Club 2, 3, Aides 4. 7u.a,,,,Wg ' THOMAS EXTON ALLRED Ford man. . . Dodger. . . Cousin Brucie Baseball 2, 3, 4. 70 NANCY STELLA ANDREWS physique. . . Roderick. . . Clothes Basketball 1, 25 Girls' Stateg Homecoming Rep- resentative 4, Banquet Entertainer 25 Beta Club 3, 4, F. H.A. 23 Bible Club 2, 3. LINDA PAULETTE BARE Sparky . . . efficient. . . Greg Scholastic Letter 1,Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Superlative, B a nq u e t Entertainer 2, Senior Committee, Beta Club 3,4, Monogram Club 3, President 4, F.T.A. 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Phantomaire Typist 3. ' sr. 3 assi. vt if W fe N5 DAN CALVIN BOGER ambition. . . Hunt's. . . No 36 Marshal 3, Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 3, N. E. D. T. Certificate 1, 2, National Merit Semi-finalist 4, Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4, National Science Foundation Summer Program 3,Foot- ball 1, 2, 4, All-Conference 3, Tri-Captain 4, Senior Superlative, Beta Club Treasurer 3, President 4, Monogram Club 2, 3,President 4. DOUGLAS WOOLEY BAXLEY Babb1y . . . guitar man. . . reserved N. E. D. T. Certificate 2, Football 3, Senior Superlative,Hon0rary Commissioner 3,Banquet Entertainer 2, Talent Show Winner 2, 3, Student Council Vice-President 3, President 4, F. F. A. 1, 2. vv 1' 'RSV' Writ EARLE GARLAND BOWERS PAYE DIANNE BEAL Kendall. . . office. . . undecided Banquet Entertainer 2, Student Council Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, F. H.A. 4, Secretary 2, Parliamentarian 3, Bible Club 3, 4, Library Club 3. f IANICE SCOTT Jf long, tall Texanf?J. . . sense of humor Ronnie. . . married Basketball 1, 2, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, F. F.A. 1, B a nq u e Committee, 4-H 1. Club 2,3 4, Y l f ' l . Z WWW' V' . I b A, 4 , Q If A 7' J 7 1 . - lf' 4. ,F . fj if J, A L' N , -FA' ,f 4 71 Af 4' ? CHARLES EDWARD BRAY Charles. . .lover of Studebakers Bus Driver 3, 4, 4-H1. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Liles and Dan Boger MARY JOSEPHINE BREWER Carolina. . . Myrtle . . . relatives Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 B anquet Entertainer 2, Banquet Committeeg B e ta Club 3, 45 Mono- gram Club Vice-President 4, F. T.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Treasurer 2,Bible Club 2, Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4, Library Club 2. WILLIAM DONALD BRIDGES horses. . . cute. . . fun lovin' Baseball 1, 2, F.F.A. 2, Secretary 1. 72 RUSSELL ALAN BRITSON Tr-3, , , M, D .... cut-up Football 3. W WfQ DAVID GREGORY BROOKS dry wit. . . versatile. . . Wink Marshal 3, Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 3, N. E. D. T. Certificate 1, 2, Morehead Scholarship Nomi- nee 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Base- ball Managerl, 2, Banquet Entertainer 25 Sen- ior Committee, Student Council Representa- tive 3, Vice-President 45Beta Club 3, 45 Mon- ogram Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Phantomaire Staff 3, 4, Outstanding Youth 4. SARAH ALICE BROOKS NANCY ELIZABETH BROWN dark hair. . . kind. . . co-operative quiet. . . puzzling. . . sandy coloring GLORAS ELIZABETH BULLOCK Liz. . . Lumberton. . . I-'reezo Basketball 1, 2, Banquet Entertainer 2, F. T.A 4, F.H.A. 2, Bible Club 2,45 Library Club 3 Aides 4, 4-H 1, Glee Club 1, 2. NANCY HELEN BURKE CHRISTOPHER LYNN BYERLY considerate. . . freckles. . . polite golf. . . Wake Forest. . . Bird . F,I-LA, 2, Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Banquet 2, Band 1,2 , Glee Club 1, 2, Phantomaire Staff 2, 3, 4. 73 HELEN ANNE CIAPP White Lake. . . Sis . . . original Band 1,2, Majorette 1,2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. MARY ELAINE CLARK soft-spoken. . . brothers. . . wistful S e n i o r Superlative, Student Council Repre- sentative 4, F. T.A. 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 1, 3, Secretary 4. RAYMOND CHARLES CROTTS, JR. Chuck. . . crazy. . . accomplice Football 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN DARK midnight oil. . . dimples. . . Ginna B a sketb all 1, 2, 3, Girls' State, Banquet 23 Banquet Committee, Beta Club 3, Treasurer 4, F.T.A. 2, 3,4, F.H.A. 2, Bible Club 2, 3, Vice-Presidegntyl. X nm, X 1 -x I 1 s X 5 3 74- BLANCHE ELIZABETH COOPER friendly. . . carefree. . . Betty 4-H 1, 2. DEWEY WARREN DIXON, JR. Mr. Nice Guy. . . Dewey . . . our scribe N.E. D. T. Certificate 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Boys State, Senior Committee,Band 15 Class Vice- President 4, Glee Club 1. KRISTEN LEE DODD Lambert's. . . Billy. . . Soapstone Scholastic Letter 35 N. E. D. T. Certificate 25 Beta Club 3, 4. ROSEMARY LEE EDWARDS Yea, Duke. . . Windy Hill. . . Do the Dog Scholastic L e tt e r 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Girls' Stategliomecoming Representative 45 Banquet Entertainer 25 B a nq u e t Committee5 Cheer- leg de r 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Beta Club 3545 Monogram Club 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Bible Club 2, 35 Crosby Adams Music Club 1, 25 Phantomaire Staff 3, 4. JESSIE LEA FOGLEMAN shorthand. . . Ralph. . . competent Class Secretary 35 F.H.A, 25 3545 Bible Club 2, 35 45 Library Club 25 Paper Staff 4. TOMMY CARL ELDER hustler. . . speed shift. . . Elmer Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 15 Ban quet Entertainer5 Monogram Club 15 25 35 4. BEST LOOKING Betsy Utley and Dan Shelton CALVIN JUNIOR FRAZIER LARRY JACKSON GILLILAND NELUE GRAY GORDON demerits. . . Naggets! . . . talker to sleep. , . to talk. , . to have fun 9i99195- - - 391'993b19-- v CUFIY FOP BEST ALL-ROUND Arm Liles and David Powers SHARON BETH HAMER short. . . Manhunt. . . peanuts REBECCA SUZANNE HARE personality. . . O. G .... the Phantom spirit Scholastic Letter 15 N. E. D.T. Certificate 1, 25 Basketball 15 S e nior Superlative5 Banquet Entertainer 25 Banquet Chairman5 M. C. Talent Show, Cheerleader 2, 3, Chief 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, Scrap- book 35 Phantomaire Staff 45 School Columnist 4. JOYCE LOUISE HASH nice. . . bows. . . eyelashes Cary High School5 Pep Club 15 Library Club 15 F. H. A. 4. NANCY LURLINE HARRIS petite. . . yakity-yak. . . smile Bible Club 4. JAMES HAROLD HART Jake. . . lanky. . .jokes Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Bus Driver 3, 4. SANDRA ELAINE HUNT poised. . . Dan. . . aspiring nurse N.E. D. T. Certificate 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Representative 45 Banquet Enter- tainer 25 Senior Committee5 Band 2, Majorette 25 Class Treasurer 1, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 F. T.A. 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Phantomaire Staff 4. 77 WILLIAM WESLEY HUNTER Ryne . . . Rack! . . .loves Basketball Marshal 2, Chief 35 Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 35 N. E. D. T. Certificate 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' State5 Banquet Entertainer 1, 25 Band 1, Vice-President 25 Student Council Repre- sentative 45 Class Vice-President 2, President 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25Pl1a.ntOI1'1airB Staff 3, 45 Honorary Commissioner 4. EDWINTA KAY JOHNSON Weinie . . . witty. . . wacky Bible Club 4. JUDY FAYE JOHNSON dependable worker. . . Odell. . . '63 Chevy JANICE FAYE JOHNSON fouls. . . mischievous. . . gg times Basketb all 1, 2, 4, All Conference, Most Valuable Guard, Captain 35Senior Superlativeg Miss Jordan-Matthews 45 Banquet Entertainer 25 Band 1, 2, Majorette 1, 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 1, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, Aides 45 Crosby Adams Music Club 1, 25G1ee Club 1, 2. NANCY LOU JOHNSON Linwood. . . engaged. . . Sue? JESSE LYNN JOHNSON song-bird. . . drugstore. . . M-G PAUL LARRY JOHNSON outgoing. . . happy-go-lucky. . . flirt Banquet Committee 35 Paper Staff 4. Bible Club 4. Senior Superlativeg Beta Club 3, 45 4-H 1 78 PHILLIP HENRY JOHNSON Patsy. . . trouble. . . capable N.E.D.T. Certificate 1, 25 Senior Committeeg Student Council Representative 2, Sergeant at-Arms 35 Beta Club 3, 4. MOST ORIGINAL Becky Hare and Phil Pollet mf I-IETTIE SUE JOHNSON LINDA KAY JONES PAUL DAVID JUSTICE Charlie. . . '58 Chevy. . . twin witty. . . bookkeeping, . . talking Byrd'5, , , those Saturday Bites, Bible Club F. H.A. 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 2, 3, 4. 79 EQ L Wt? ff! fl lf' 1 5 i ,,,,.4 JANICE FAYE LEMONS future nurse. . . nice. . . considerate Library Aides 4. BEST PERSONALITY Elaine Clarke and Larry johnson MARIE ANN LILES busy. . . talented. . . the dear old band Marshal 2, 33 Scholastic Letter 1,2, 3, N. E,D. T. Certificate 1, 2, Girls' State, Senior Superlative, Homecoming Representative 2 , Queen 45 Banquet Entertainer 2, Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Commencement Pianist 1, 2, 33 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 33 Class Secretary 1, Beta Club 3, 4, F. T.A. 2, 35 Bible Club 2, Phantomaire Staff 3, 4, Honorary Commissioner 4, Glee Club 1, 2. DELLA SUE LOWE DORIS ELLEN MANESS quiet. . . Gary. . . City Park blonde. . . pretty. . . slim Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 80 JUDITH CAROLYN MARLEY Poochie. . . quiet. . . books LYDLA RUTH MARSH neat. . . culture . . . big brain Marshal 2, 35 Scholastic Letter 1, 25 Banquet Waitress 2, Banquet Chair-man5 Beta Club 4, S e c ret ary 35 Library Club 1, 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, A i de s President 45 Phantomaire Staff 4. ROBERT LEE MCDANIEL Butch , . . M. C. . . . Fiat 'Hu-J' PHYLLIS ANNE MCLAUGHLIN Liberty. . . Chatter. . . pretty eyes H o m e C o m i n g Representative 3, 45 Banquet Entertainer 25 F. T.A. 45 Bible Club 45 Library Club 2, 3. JIMMY DARYL MCPHERSON Mac , . . athletic. . . worker Football 1,35 Tri-Captain 45Baseball 152, 3, 45 Senior Superlative5 Class Vice-President 3. 81 PHILLIP MICHAEL NHENDENHALL snakes. . . pepsi pumper. . . fun time JAMES LANE MOORE black chevy. . . inconspicuous. . . nice JOHN OSBORNE MORRIS gridiron. . . questions. . . brief case Scholastic Letter 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4. M if MPM DAVID STEPHEN MORRIS U. N. C .... B. U .... T. D's Summerfield H. S. lg Scholastic L e t t e r 1, 35 Football 1, All-Conference 3, Tri-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 45 Ba seb all 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, Student Council Representative 15 Cla ss President 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Mon gram CAROL LEE PIKE PHILLIP MICHAEL PIKE MARY ANGELENE PICKARD tiny. . . redhead. . .funny truck. . . smoke. . . curls Angie. . . snowed. . . quiet F. H.A. 3. Bible Club, Library Aides 45 Paper Staff 3, 4. 82 Club 1, Honorary Commissio Y D ROBERT D. POE, JR. Poopsie . . . football. . . nut Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, Monogram Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1. PHILLIP EUGENE POLLET artist. . . H3'V3l'd. . . individualist N. E. D. T. Certificate 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' S tate, Senior Superlative, Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2. DAVID PAUL POWERS Hoody . . . chickens. . . State N. E. D, T. Certificate 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Football Manager 13 Boys' State, Senior S u p e r 1 a t i v e, Banquet Entertainer 2, Most School Spirited 4, Student Council Rep- resentative 1, 25 Class President 1, 4,Beta Club 4, Vice-President 3, Honorary Commissioner 4. JEFFERY STROTHER SEALS mathematician. . .Falcoon. . .Ann Basketball 3. WITTIEST Paulette Bare and Ralph Shelton be Iizzii-Qiififvnwf nam' f -Y f 1- 5-'wfg,,1f1mfm DAVID GREGORY SEARS BENNETT DODD SHELTON, JR. Ford, , . l2 mile trek. . . fish D.J .... bass tones.. . masculine appeal Football 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Senior Superlativeg Banquet Entertainer 25 Ta l e nt Show Winner5 Honorary Mayor 4. MOST ATHLETIC Janice johnson and jimmy McPherson . N RALPH PHILLIP SHELTON R. P .,.. class-Clown. . . tenor Footb all 2, 45 Baseball Manager 25 Se nior Superlativeg B a n q u e t Entertainer 25 Talent Show Winner. JAMES THOMAS SHEPPARD Shep. . . easy-going. . . retired '51 Chevy Scholastic Letter 13 N,E.D. T. Certificate 1, 29 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 45 Track 25 Senior C o m rn i t t e eg Banquet Entertainer 25 Student Council Representative 35 Class Pres- ident 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. 'Kuna' CLYDE HOWARD SMITH, JR. GERALD WAYNE SMITH ARCHIE DONALD SPIVEY C. S. ,. Gus . . .apple cider late. . . cars. . .Bus 57 science fiction. . .always getting caught Football 1, 2, 7 1 'fly 9'-saw-.1 iff' GEORGIA CAROLYN STANTON PATRICIA HOPE STINSON JIMMY CARLTON STOUT transfer, . .that accent. . .lovely complexion School Daze . . . worries. . .teachers? Paula. . .LambCrL'S. . ,Sleepy-head Baseball 2, Bible Club 45 Paper Staff 4. 85 PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON active. . .Pat. . .attractive Scholastic Letter 2, 35 Homecoming Represent- MIAL RODERICK TIDY, IR. good looking. . . T-Bird. . .the Olympics??? Track 2, 3, 45 Banquet Entertainer 25 Monogram LINDA GAII. TILLMAN David. . . develish. . .blue eyes F, T A, 2, 3, 45Bible Club' 1, 2, 45 Library Cltib I ative 35 Senior Committee5 Class Treasurer 3, Club 4. ' I A 2, 3. 1' f G, 7' 7' X' seeremy 4, Beta Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, vice- 4 ff 5 Jtyj' 7 159 ,J,,ff ' fl ylff 5,41 President 3, President 4, Bible Club 1,2,3, , ,ff , Ac ' l if - ,Lf-f J ff5'i'3' A ' - Treasurer45 Library Club 2, President 3, Aides uf' U f' ! !J , ' ,JQJJ !, 7,41 ' ,V ' 1' ,i J, Vice-President 45 Phantomaire Typist 45 Paper I ' I I ,II i -V 1,7 if 7 - Staff4. - J' f ,rf 5 . M if ' ' ' 'J i fdf' . J U' f U f I JJ JI j , ffgfffyf I V L, W . P Z J ll Q pf' HT 595 .M ,L ff' I ,W ffwf' M f ffl' ft f U ' ' rj 1 41.1 X I H! Mfg 5 751 ,Jf I gf ' , ' , Z . .0 7 ,Lf A , ff we 5 f 1. f f 1 fl We if HELEN ELIZABETH UTLEY Raunch!. . , impish. . ,plays it cool Basketball 25 Senior Superlative5 Homecoming Representative 3, 45 B a n q u e t Entertainer 2 5 Banquet Committee5 Cheerleader 45 Monogram Club 45F. T.A. 2, 3, 45Bible Club 3,45 Crosby Adams Music Club I, 25 Talent Show Queen 4. ww Mlyyfffj ,sa ,lmwqib all SANDRA DIANE WANN ' likable.. . thoughtful. . . new gal F. H.A. 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 3, 45 Library Club 3, Library Aides Secretary-Treasurer 45 Paper Staff 4. 86 JUDITH ANN WIMVER home again. . .good friend. . . never a dull moment Walter Williams H. S., Saluda H. S. 35 N. E. D. T, Certificate 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Banquet Entertainer 25 Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident 35 Beta Club 35 F.T.A, 1, 2, 3,45 Bible Club 1, 2, 45 Library Club 2, Library Aides 4. I Jf i gff HW ,fi I ROBERT CHARLES WENTWORTH Bobsey. . . short. . .Raise it! N,E.D.T. Certificate 25 Baseball 4g Basket- ball Manager 2. LINDA KAYE WHITT boys. . . artistic. . .impulsive Banquet 25 F. T.A. 3,45 Bible Club 45 Library Club 2, 3. MOST TALENTED Ann Liles and Doug Baxley BOBBY RAY WILLIAMS Clover Farm. . .noisy. . . scamp Juniors Officers JAMES BROOKS President GREG PHILLIPS Vice-President CHERYL WA S SE RMAN Secretary MARY VIRGINIA EARLE Treasurer XA T3 88 SAMMY ADAMS STEVE ALDERMAN MARTHA ALLRED JIMMY ANDREWS FLEET BALDWIN FRANCIS BARKER BUTCI-I BARR DAVID BARROW PAMILA BARTH BRENDA BELL TINY BOSMAN ELLEN BRADY BETTY JEAN BRAY JAMES BROOKS BRENDA BROWN 'JF ROSA COLTRANE CLAY CRAVEN JOE CRUMP CHARLIE CROTTS NICKY DARK RICKY DARK DIANNE DAVIS SHARON DAVIS STEVE DAVIS DOUGLAS DEATON TONY DIMEO ANN DIXON MARY VETT DORSETT MARION DOWD MARILYN DUNN MARY VIRGINIA EARLE JIMMY ELLINGTON JIMMY ESTRIDGE MICHAEL FESMIRE MICHAEL GAFFNEY WILLIAM GILMORE ANN I-LACKNEY FRANK HAIRR BARBARA HANCOCK CURTIS HARRIS LINDA HASH CA ROLE HEARD BOBBY HOLT LINDA HOUGH GORDON JACOBS LINDA BUCKNER JUDY BUIE WAYNE BURGESS BRENDA CAMP RUTH CAVANAUGI-I 'JF ffx ,,--. V? DARLENE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON MELVIN JOHNSON CARROLL JONES LENORE KECK STEVE KOTORIS CAROL KUCINIC TOMMY LEMoNs MITCHELL LUTTERLOH JIMMY MARTIN DAVID MCDANIEL ZOANN MCLAUGI-ILIN EARL MCMASTERS JERRY MCPHERSON LARRY MENDENI-IALL JANE MORRIS SUSAN MORRIS VICKY MURRAY BRENDA PARRISH BEN PARTIN BEVERLY PERRY GREG PHILLIPS JENNY PHILLIPS STEVE PHILLIPS PHYLLIS PIKE STEVE POE ELLEN PRITCHARD MIKE RENN JOANN RITCH LIBBY SCOTT SHARON SEALS DPBBY SILER JENNY SIZEMORE DANA SLOAN JILL SMITH MARY SUE SIVHTH PAM SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH STEVE SIVLITH LINDA SNY DER DIANNE SOUTHER BEVERLY SPRINKLE SANDRA STANLEY LINDA STEWART NANCY STONE NANCY STOVER RONALD TEAGUE FRANCES TERRY BILLY THOMAS VICKY TRACY JIMMY UNDERWOOD JEANNIE WALLACE CHERYL WASSERMAN DORIS WELCH BILL WHI SNAN T JERRY WHITE RONNIE WHITE VICKI WOOD MICKEY WRENN TOMMY WRENN 'Gael- A 5 ii 'YK Officers STEVE FRAZIER President DAN MCMASTERS Vice-President DORIS WARD Secretary JERRY SNYDER Treasurer BRENDA ADC OCK PAT ANDREW DARRELL ANDREWS JERRY ANDREWS LINDA BALDWIN JIMMY BARE MIKE BARTH PAULA BELL EDDIE BLAIR WARREN BOWERS ISH BRADY ANN BRAY NANCY BRAY DALTON BREWER CLARA BROOKS Sophomores 92 NANCY BROWER JANICE BROWN JOHNNY BROWN TONEY BROWN KENNY BUDD PETER BURGETT CLAUDLA BYERLY RONALD CARTRETTE SANDRA CHAPPELL PHIL CLARK LYNN CRAIG SALLY CROTTS TINA DARK LINDA DAVIS RAYMOND DAVIS BRENDA DUNN EMMA DUNN BARRY EDWARDS GARRY EDWARDS TOMMY ELDER BETTY ELLINGTON VERNITA ELLINGTON BECKY FIELDS DARLENE FIELDS LYNN FIELDS MARGARET FIELDS SUE FLIPPINS DAVID FRAZIER Not Pictured STEVE F RAZIER BUDDY GLOSSON PAT GOODNIGHT MARTHA GORDON CINDY GRIFFITH JIMMY HARRIS BRENDA HART PAMELA HATFIELD BRENDA HOLT KENNETH HOLT LINDA HOLT RANDY HOLT KATHY IVEY GROVER JOHNSON EUGENE JONES JANICE KECK LINDA LAMBERT DANNY MARLEY KATHRYN MARLEY THELMA MCCRARY DAN MCMASTERS Jon MCMILLAN KAYE MCPHERSON FRANKIE NIEN SCH FLOYD MESSER DONALD VMOORE RONALD MOORE GAITHA MURRAY GLORIA MURRAY KENNY MUSSELWI-IITE BOBBY NEWMAN ARCHIE NORWOOD CAROLYN LEMONS STEVE LEMONS BARBARA LILES DOROTHY LINEBERRY LINDA MANESS VIVIAN PASCHAL PENNY PAYNE CAROLYN PETTY HAL PHILLIPS RONNIE PHILLIPS LOU ANN PICKARD PAULA PICKETT NANCY PRICE DICKY ROBBINS STEVE ROBERTS JANE RUSSELL JANICE SESSOMS JOE SHAW GLORLA SI-TUE BILLY SILER . a 1 we, I K Q ' MARTHA STOVER FRANK SWAIN CAROLYN TANNER DONALD TERRY CAMELLIA THOMAS WAYNE THOMAS LINDA THURMAN ANN VONCANNON DORIS WARD DORIS WELCH RICHARD WENTWORTH BILLIE JEAN WHITE JOHN WHITE TONY WILLIAMS NEIL WRENN ,, .V ,vsp , w- Freshmen Officers BENNY JOHNSON President LEE SMITH Vice-President GWEN PASCHAL Secretary-Treasurer REBECCA ALLEN BEVERLY LYNN ALLRED DONALD ANDREW ALICE ANDREWS BRENDA ANDREWS PATSY BARTH JIMMY BOLING BEULAH BREWER STEVE BROOKS WAYNE BROOKS FRANCES BROWN PAMELA BURGETTE LUCY CLARK DELORES COLTRANE VICKI COOK -3 .-A-A Y A fi CHRIS EVERI-IART BETTY FERGUSON SUE FESMIRE KAY FRAZIER MARY FRAZIER NEIL GAFFNEY JEANETTE GALLIMO RE ' GERALD CUNTER ALMA I-IAMER JOE HAWKES RONNIE HICKS Not Pictured MARY ANN HILLIARD CECIL HOLLIDAY MICHAEL HOLT BEN JOHNSON CARY JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON RAYMOND JOHNSON RUBY JOHNSON MICHAEL JORDAN gin 0 ? ! i- Z., -an - L JOHNNY COOPER JAMES COX NANCY CRAIG EDDIE CRAVEN CAROLYN DARK GARLAND DARK JAMES DAVIS PAULA DODD PEGGY DUNN DELANE EDWARDS DUBBY EDWARDS GEORGIA ELDER may PAM JOYCE STEVE KELLY WINERED KENNEDY ROGER LANCLEY PHIL LEONARD JIMMY LINER CHARLES MANESS PI-IYLLIS MANESS RUSSELL MANESS DAVID MARLEY LARRY MCDANIEL ELLEN MCLAURIN YH' PATRICLA MCPHERSON JODY MINOR SAMMY MOORE STEVE MOORE CAROL NEVILLE Not: Pictured KEITH OLDI-IAM RITA OLDI-IAM ANN PAIGE BAIRD PASCI-IAL GWEN PASCI-IAL JANICE PHILLIPS ROLF E PHILLIPS ROGER PHILLIPS RONNIE PICKARD DONALD PIKE PATSY PITMAN BRUCE POE RUSSELL POOLE CAROLE REVILLE JAY RICHARDSON GARY STONE JERRY STONE PAT STONE CHARLOTTE STOUT CLARA STOVALL CAROLYN TARTAR JANET TEAGUE SHARON THOMAS LINDA VONCANNON WAYNE WALKER JAC KIE WALTER S DAVID WENTWORTH KAY WHITE GAY WIC KER DAVID WILLLA MS JANE WILLLAMS ROBERT WRENN LARRY YOW SUE YOW SANDRA ROBINSON NOLA ROSE GERI ROSENBURG ROBERT SHARPE JEAN SHEPHERD Not Pictured STEVE SHORT SUSAN SILER LARRY SINGLETARY Not Pictured GEORGE SMITH LEE SMITH KERMIT SPIVEY FLOYD STARR R-Qu WIN' 4 Patronagci Steve Smith, Jake Hart, Wayne Smith, Earl Bowers, Earl McMasters, Lynn Fields, Charles Bray, Ricky Dark, Melvin Johnson. Bus Drivers . Cafeteria Staff. . 102 Mrs. Irene White, Mrs. Virtle C rave n, Mrs. Howard Sears, Mrs. Audrey White, and Mrs. Frankie Warfford. XF W Wwf lwfffdfv J Q We JP U BEST WISHES KWQJVVB SENIOR cmssgi, M1964 VSV JJ 'wif flyxpl JJ ml 103 fri Typical chairs Manufactured by BOLING CHAIR COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina Established 1904 Distributed by Dealers Throughout the United States and in Puerto Rico Warehouses in Seattle, San Francisco Los Angeles, Denver, and New York The Grey Brownie - Lu House , Drive - In 217 East Raleigh Street Phone Sherwood Phone Sherwood 2-3497 Siler City 2-2134 Siler City, North n l Carolina Curb Service Plenty of Parking Space Collins and Aikmen Weavers of Fine Upholstery Fabrics Compliments of the Siler City Plant 104 DON'T SAY BREAD, SAY HGLSUM A , Compliments of 5 CLYDE BURKE . 522 East 3rd Street aj I Siler City, North Corolino 8.NOil ll? West Dolphin Street P. O. Box 585 Siler City, North Carolina W. R. Smith - Vice-President E 5 Compliments of FABRIC SHOP Sewing Needs Siler City, North Carolina BUDD TIRE COMPANY Phone Sherwood 2-2322 l T8 East 3rd Street Siler City, North Carolina Telephone Sherwood 2-4163 HURRAH FOR J. M. Hurrah for J. M. Hurrah For J. M., Compliments of RANCH HOUSE Hwy. 64, Siler City, North Corolino Compliments of Key Tire Someone in the crowd lsyelling:Hurroh ForJ.M. One, two, three, four, Phone Sherwood 2-4184 who We gonna yell for? Siler City, North Carolina J. M., thot's who! 106 J. W. Stone Clothing Cheer H2 South Chatham Avenue . Q n , J. M. Hugh School Siler Cnty, North Carolina Phone 742-4213 Cheer J. M. High School, J. M. must win, Fight to the Finish, Never give in. Rah, rah, rah. You do your best, boys, l We'II do the rest, boys, You get the best quality in boys' and men's clothing Fight On t0 Vic-to-ry! Chatham Foods Incorporated Makers of those Famous Smokies Phone SH2-2141 P.O. Box 426 Siler City, North Carolina 107 ,J ,P V v Ki ily i J 1 fr Amd fJ1iiQ9't WV ,, . W N dll 3,2 if V U Qi ? Rfijrf 1 1 'M wli vi' it if V Vi . lfiil Ol! Ni! by 1 , XJ ,nt J I L,-' fl IDP' LL! .Y I 7 1' I 71 'V I L tm fn! , yh U!! ,Lf Q J if Mft ff Sw ' if 1 1 Dv f if 131 in 1 ' 1 lf M . , v 1 li H ' f xx!-mr MLW X FKA .I A ' Vx., 1 -.1 it PDQ ER1 1 Q ioNAL T . , if ' 1 , 4 be 0' . rw JN LQJILZ I W 1' if lv K1 V1 1 fy 9.1 V M ,Q , 1 IH I ii :N 1 ,, 1 .Ex V, 1, -1 1 lil, vw Mill, QP i V , lat : f llvkll Wi ,W Bill ond Bill Selig Service Stotion of North Corolino 201 North Second Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Siler CNY Phone Sherwood 2-3661 North CC1I'0l1nC' We 108 I'm a Blue Phantom Born I'm a Blue Phantom born, I'm a Blue Phantom bred, And when I die I'II be a Blue Phantom dead. So it's rah, rah Blue Phantoms, Phantoms, Rah, rah, Blue Phantoms, Phantoms, Rah, rah, Blue Phantoms, Rah, rah, rah! HU NT' S DEPARTMENT STORE Siler City's Leading Department Store Featuring Better Quality Clothing for the Entire Family PAUL'S FAMILY SHOE STORE Siler City's Only Complete Shoe Store Specializing in Shoes For Men, Women, and Children CLAPP BROTHERS Farm Equipment Sales and Service Siler City, North Carolina RUTH'S DRIVE IN Open 24 Hours a Day Hwy. 64 By-Pass Pizza to your order Siler City, North Carolina fZ9.4M,g 'byeaiq til? Z4 my jj adj if y?,,,, 4-SQQJTTDC, M, W Q 4-f 'W MJ? rd, ees, ,gg TSONJIPOULTRY l rl Q2,Q2g,J I' wmoni Nscmecqfalinu ,J 1 ,rlvoylw f , MLM lu S' ll WL Ask for Wotson's Chickens WATSON S CHICKENS A fasy freaf Complimentsot Country Sfgfe SILER CITY TIRE Siler CNY Siler City, North Carolina Body ond Fender Repairs-Auto Pointing JONES' DEPARTMENT STORE TILLMAN BODY SHOP Phone Sherwood 2-3242 Siler City Compliments of Siler City, North Corolinci Compliments of CRUTCHFIELD'S STORE Crutchfield's Cross Roads Siler City, North Carolina 110 CHATHAM HOTEL Steam heat-Air conditioned Siler City, North Carolina Phone Sherwood 2-3626 Compliments of INSTANT SERVICE STATION Siler City, North Carolina All that the name implies- FOREMOST All wool-worsted yarns JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT CARRY THIS IABEI... ARE GRADE A - All THE WAY! U xx II ' , I I' XXMXMXIXI it lxlllilllxlll' l I WILL... mx I H i -I-rttill Ii' .RIIXIIIII N '. L' V I , A I ? J COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER Compliments of GULF OIL PRODUCTS CHATHAIVI OIL COIVIPANY, INC. Phone Sherwood 2-2844 Siler City, North Carolina FARMERS ALLIANCE STORE, INC. General Merchandise Free Parking Lot Phone Sherwood 2-3020 BREWER REALTY II6 South Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina SILER CITY MILLS, INC. Mr. J.L. Sheppard, shown here with his son Thomas, serves the peopIe of Siler City as General Superintendent of Siler City MiIIs, Inc. Siler City, North Carolina Chatham Dog Food Purity-Chatham Lily Flour Siler C ity CAROLINA PRIDE D C ITI BRAND rug D?l ia POULTRY Prescriptions Other, Sundays Distributed by Carolina Poultry, Inc Siler City, North Carolina Ready Fryers to cook Sherwood 2-2551 Sherwood 2-2421 Two Registered Pharmacists: Frank G. Brooks, Jr. C. M. Ferguson, Jr. Our prescriptions are accurately compounded with the exact care your doctor demands. Registered pharmacists on duty at all timesi Free DeIivery Service IO2 South Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina SILER CITY DRIVE-IN and CURTIS THEATER at Liberty Past-Present-Future Your fondest memories always include the movies Save where it pays H o m e S a vi n g s and Loan Association Home Loans Insured savings 4? Current Dividend 113 East Raleigh Street Phone 742-4186 Siler City, North Carolina BURKE'S RECORD SHOP ...,.. if N E X! Asheboro and Siler City North Carolina Compliments CHATHANI MOTORS Sherwood 2-2191 Siler City, North Carolina MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Beauty made more beautiful Phone SH2-2886 CHATHAM FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Phone SH2-3311 THE BOOK STORE Qpposgfe posf office CHATHAM CLEANERS and LAUNDERETTE Siler Cify, Norfh Carolina Siler City's only drive-in cleaners SH2-2817 School Supplies. . . Stationery. . . Office Supplies. . . Gifts of all kinds Phone SH2-3511 WREN 8. WREN INSURANCE Insurance for more than 45 years 215 East Beaver Street SH2-3451 GRIMES CHINA 8. GIFT SHOP Chatham Hotel Building Siler City, North Carolina Phone SH2-2220 Compliments of SESSOMS ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Siler City, North Carolina JUSTICE REALTY 84 INVESTMENT CO Real Estate and Rentals I44 North Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina FRIENDLY CLEANERS TOWN 8. REMNANT SHOP Siler City, North Carolina Phone SH2-3034 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 Siler City, North Carolina Dwight W. Beane-Manager Phone SH2-ZI37 QW 1595136 ' fl Wy jfllqrst Union National Bank I North CaroIina's Family of Home Town Banks Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation II4 CHATHANI INSURANCE COmP'I 'e IS of and BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY REALTY COMPANY 801 East Third Street Hlnsure and be Swett Siler City, North Carolina 0 . Il ' kll B ' E S DIC rldgers Phone Sherwood 2-3644 VALUE VARIETY Rose-'s 5-1 O?2,5C Store Shop ROSE's cmd Scve Siler City, North Carolina WILLIAM SILER, JR. Janitor Compliments of Compliments of VAN THOMAS CONTRACTOR, INC. CHICK SALES Sherwood 2-4148 Telephone Sherwood 2-2410 Siler City, North Carolina S'le CUY' North Carolina 115 REES CLCDTHING ,Q Clothing for men and young men Siler City, North Carolina HACKNEY INSURANCE COMPANY 144 North Chatham Avenue Phone Sherwood 2-3422 Siler City, North Carolina Complete insurance service HOME ELECTRIC CO. Sherwood 2-3353 Phone me-l'll wire you Compliments of SILER CITY COAL AND ICE CO. 2l7 West Raleigh Street Siler City, North Carolina Telephone Sherwood 2-3639 SUDDIY Dial Sherwood 2-3577 Dedicated Service P.O. Box 268 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of Buckner Iron ancl Metal Co. Structural Steel Chatham Novelties and South Chatham Avenue Ext. Fabrlccllon Siler City, North Carolina Dial SH2-3385 Siler City, North Carolina H. H. Elder Gil Co JOHN SILER Janitor Phone SH2-2585 Siler City, North Carolina 7Qh4,w! ,wwbiffmffyio www ' ' MJ f7 compnmenfsof Qffy-6, aww! ndustrial Hardb Phone Sherwood 2-4121 Siler City, North Carolina Elder Motor Company Siler City, North Carolina Langley Refrigeration Company Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sales and Service Siler City, North Carolina Phone Sherwood 2-2777 York McCray Air Conditioning Retrigeratio 118 Home Loans Savings Accopnts 406 Current Dividend , Q Compounded Semi-annually Siler City Branch - ' -- A A SANFORD SAVINGS Western Auto AND LOAN ASSOCIATION . 22l East Raleigh Street Siler City, North Carolina Home owned by Borens lnc . D Phone Sherwood 2-2I26 h A General Woodworking 202 North Chat am venue Kitchen Micarta . . . S I C , N h C I Cabinets Cabinet and Table Tops l er 'ly on are ma Phone Sherwood 2-3782 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of SILER CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. II9 CITY AUTO SERVICE CENTER II9 North Second Avenue Phone 742-4I73 SMITH AND BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME Phone Sherwood 2-2I5I Siler City, North Carolina D I XON BEAUTY SHOP East Raleigh Street Ext. Siler City, North Carolina 'Y ly,f,,?V,ff lfrf wt CYP' if, l iff Compliments of Harcourt and Company Cards-I nvitations-Diplomas Sanitary Barber Shop I24 North Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Young and old enioy the convenient service at Sanitary Barber shop. Coble Sporting Goods Company Greensboro, North Carolina Make our store your headquarters for Athletic Equipment and Sport Goods We specialize in varsity iackets and sweaters lt pays to play Central Insurance B. C. MOORE gl SONS A Q e n C Y DEPARTMENT STORE Robert D, Poe Buy from Moore and Save More Dial Sherwood 2-2611 Phone Sherwood 2-3117 Siler City, North Carolina All kinds of insurance CHATHAM GULF SERVICE Phone Sherwood 2-2615 Siler City, North Carolina CHATHAM LANES Jifyyyl, 1 ' N L f WW rt ll QD U, SilerCity Bowl Ten Pins Join our Teen Fun Club Join a Junior League 121 CL., Cjwf .wiwjgvt Affffsff Schm ng Eh-W Wrenn Brothers Siler City, North Carolina Where can you Find a school ore more Full of' p Q .lust look at us, Our teachers, ils, en s - - 2 ' the rest, Of all of these we surely have the very best. And so we'll try, try, try, with all our might, ln work or play we'll always choose the right, So .l.M, High we'll always cherish you, cherish you, Dear 'ole school! Phone SH2-3329 CHATHAM GROCERY 1 . ,,. ,,,...w--- MwM yly,,,.. 122 Wholesale Grocers Phone SH2-2544 Siler City, North Carolina I x ' Y EP PM I . , S ' Uiglff' ,?If 'Iff X JIM Ifdli . 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