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

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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.

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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

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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! !