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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

■ .■■■ ■ T.. .7-.S . .. -. .- ii.i.:.: - A.-6 ' . ' A3? ?C?4Jk ' 3alHi altf !. ' , S5� tV ' i - Jordan - Matthews High School Siler City North Carolina Edited by The Beta Club ONE HUNDRED AND 2 EIGHTY DAYS IN REVUE 3 Administration 6 . Student Life 16 . Sports 28 . Features 46 . 4 Organizations 52 . Achievement 68 . Classes 76 . Ads 114 6 7 Without faculty, Principal R.C. FIELDS 8 the combined efforts of our principal, and school secretary, Secretary MRS. JERRY GRIMES School Board Standing: NORMAN LISK, ROBERT HANCOCK. Seated: JAKE BURGESS, Chairman: MRS. CECIL BUDD. Not pictured: NORMAN JORDAN. 9 CHARLENE MARIE MADONNA Hofstra University, U, N. C, -C. H. , A. B. English MAE MARSHBURN LANE Meredith College, U. N. C. -C.H. , A. B. Librarian Library Aides, Beta Club, Annual Staff SARAH AILEEN WEBSTER Elon College, A. B. English F.T, A. Jordan - Matthews would CATHERINE DOLEY McMULLDl Maryland Institute, College of Art, A.B. English 10 be an empty, useless building VIRGINIA PENNY HOWARD Meredith College, A.B. Physical Science, Biology Girls ' Monogram Club MURRAY MILTON ANDREW U. N.C.-C.H., B.S., M.Ed. RACHEL ESTES ETCHISON U.N.C. -G., B.S. Chemistry, Physical Science Health Careers Club Mathematics, Physics Beta Club, Annual Staff FRED HASKAL POSTON Wake Forest College, U. N.C.-C.H. , B. S., M.Ed. Algebra, Geometry Golf Team 1 1 SARAH BRUTON WRENN Greensboro College, A. B. French, Guidance Counselor DEMPSEY AARON CAINOUN Campbell College, Wake Forest College U.N.C -C.H. , A.B. , B.D. U. S. History, Economics, Civics, English Their countless hours of work challenge and a HALLIE McLEAN PARKER Salem College, U.N. C.-C.H. , A. B. , M.A. U. S. History, Latin Student Council WILLIAM LOVE CHARLTON Guilford College, U. N, C.-C.H. , A. B. , M. Ed. World History, Health, Physical Education Boys ' Monogram Club 12 and preparation make each school day a stepping stone to the future. TROY IVIARTIN PROCTOR Texas A. M. , Western Carolina College, B. S. Mechanical Drawing, I.C.T, Vocational Industrial Club singer MAMIE ANDREW FOUST Guilford College, U. N. C, -G. , B. S. Home Economics F.H.A. 13 JIMMIE COLLINS Appalachian State Teachers College, B. S. Distributive Education Distributive Education Club For their encouragement, patience, and, most of all, for their BILLY RAY WEST Guilford College, A. B. Biology, Geography, Health, Physical Education Boys ' Monogram Club ALLIE GREY FLETCHER Radford College, B. S. Commercial School Paper POLLY YOW Campbell College, Pembroke State College A. A. , A. B. Band, Chorus 14 genuine concern, we, the students, express our sincere appreciation. Bus drivers and assistants; Tony Williams, Earl McMasters, Mike Fesmire, Lynn Fields, Ronnie White, Sammy Adams, Ricky Dark, Doug Deaton, Jerry White, Jerry McPherson, Billy Siler, Steve Poe, Sammy Moon, Gaither Murray, Jimmy Bare and Steve Frazier. William Siler and John Siler Janitors 15 Student Life Student Life 16 Student Life One Hundred and Eighty Days As the days passed, each of us grew; we The mighty Phantoms out for still another victory. The concession stand at half-time --mass confusion at its best] And they ' re off--fora day at the State Fair com- plete with the traditional cotton candy, teddy bears, breathtaking rides, and a few sore feet for good measure ! 18 in Revue • A Year That Is Already a Lasting Memory studied to become better equipped for the problems of tomorrow; One of the projects of the Girls ' Monogram Club is I selling programs at football games. Ever wonder how ! anyone gets through without one? i 19 We learned the value of friendship, accepted Mr. Collins visits one of his many students who receive on-the-job training through our new Distributive Education program. Marketing students arrange attractive displays as a parallel to their classroom work. Six heads are better than one when you ' re trying to muddle through French 11! I Typist for the 1965 Phantomaire; Pat Goodnight, Pat Andrew, and Sandra Stanley. 20 the bitterness of defeat and the sweet taste of victory A smile, a laugh, and even a joke or two mark the end of weeks of hard work that stand behind each edition ofthe school paper. BRENDA CAMP, Publicity Manager; ZOANN McLaughlin, Associate Feature Editor; BEVERLY SPRINKLE, General News Editor; CAROLE HEARD, Editor- in-Chief; DORIS WELCH, Copy Editor; LIBBY SCOTT, Feature Editor; ELLEN PRITCHARD, Associate Editor; BETTY JEAN BRAY, Art Editor; PAMELA BARTH, Sports Editor. Politics ' 64 took on a youthful aspect as many J. M. students actively campaigned for their chosen candidates. Bus drivers ' officers for 1964: STEVE FRAZIER, Sec- retary-Treasurer; STEVE POE, Vice President; and JERRY McPherson, President. 21 We experienced the joy of belonging and the harshness Grateful citizens of Siler City paid tribute to Coacl Bill Charlton at half-time ceremonies on November 6. Coach Charlton has been an invaluable influence upoi his students and the many players he has instructed. Agaii we say Thank You. Four of the many athletes responsible for our well- stocked trophy case admire several 1964 additions. They are Tommy Elder, Most Valuable Basketball and Baseball Player; Greg Brooks, Most Valuable Trackman; Steve Morris, Most Valuable Football Player; and Frankie Mensch, Best Blocker. J.M, celebrates a successful football season with a victory party. A well-deserved trophy for a mighty Phantom lineman - Jimmy McPherson, J. M. ' sMost Agressive Football Player in 1963. 22 of standing alone for something we believed was right. iii 133 iii ’ Library Aides Beverly Sprinkle and Jenny Phillips put the finishing touches on newly-shelved encyclopedias bought as a part of J. M, ' s accreditation pr ogram. Those who couldn ' t dance were sent back to the nursery when F. H. A. ' ers held their annual initiation. New F. F. A. members model the latest styles on initiation day. The newest fad, boys, is to reverse those overalls ! 23 As the year drew to a close, we realized that soon we would be Many of the details and headaches of Senior life fall into the hands of our Senior Committee; Steve Alderman, Bill Whisnant, Pamelia Barth, Carroll Jones, Greg Phillips, Cheryl Wasserman, Gordon Jacobs, Zoann McLaughlin, Nicky Dark, and Phyllis Pike. Martha Allred, oior school columnist, is re- sponsible for the Jordan-Matthews Roundup that appears weekly in the Chatham News . J. M. ' s newly formed Distributive Education Club has become an active branch of school life under the com- petent leadership of RONNIE WHITE, Parliamentarian; SANDRA STANLEY, Secretary; FRANK HAIRR, Vice President; STEVE ALDERMAN, President; and MARION DOWD, Treasurer. 24 leaving the security of the present for the uncertainty of tomorrovr If lunch isn ' t enough, there ' s always ice cream! One of the highlights of Senior English was the political symposium staged by each class the week before the general elections. 25 Yet we face the future with high hopes and the knowledge that Heading our new Vocational Industrial Club are MARION LEWIS, President; DOUG DEATON, Vice Pres- ident and Reporter; DARRELL ANDREWS, Secretary; and STEVE PHILLIPS, Treasurer. There ' s nothing like a neat locker to brighten up your day! ! Lu nch comes as a welcome break in a busy schedule. 26 each of us has a valuable part in the shaping of tomorrow ' s world. The responsibilities of planning the Junior -Senior Banquet will fall into the capable hands of these students: Vivian Paschal, Entertainment Chairman; Tina Dark, Phil Clark, Barbara Liles, Janice Sessoms , Carolyn Smith, Danny Marley, Carolyn Tanner, Pat Andrew, Decorations Chairman; Steve Frazier, Food Chairman; Ronald Moore, Camellia Thomas, and Cindy Griffith. Okay, Joe, so they painted your shirt. Smile, things could be worse ! ! Hey, kids, Mr, Jones isn ' t singing solo, you know ! 27 28 SPORTS 29 The Phantom Cheerleaders atop ole Betsy , truly a symbol of J.M. spirit. Left to right: Linda Maness, CindyGriffith, Nancy Brower, Jo Ann Ritch, Mary Earle, Cynthia Griffin, Cheryl Wasserman, and Marilyn Dunn. MARY EARLE Chief Cheerleader Part of their job. The posters promote good school spirit and the cheerleaders achieve much by making and displaying these posters. Cheerleaders 30 Varsity Football Front row: Jerry McPherson, Larry DeBrule, Chris Everhart, Greg Phillips, Curt Harris, Tommy Lemons, Ronald Moore, Dalton Brewer, Frankie Mensch, Ben Partin. Back row: Larry Mendenhall, Barry Edwards, Danny Marley, David Barrow, Eddie Blair, Mickey Wrenn, Phil Clark, TommyWrerm, Russell Poole, Steve Frazier, Bub Griffin, Neil Wrenn. COACHES BILL WEST Line Coach BILL CHARLTON Head Coach Left to right: Managers, Butch Barr and Clay Craven; Trainer, Gene Jones. 31 The Phantoms came; 71 Mfl A V J LARRY MENDENHALL Quarterback Our dearest sympathy goes to the Liberty Bulldogs. BEN PARTIN Fullback RONALD MOORE Halfback PHIL CLARK Ha Ifback 32 The Phantoms won I I I I NEIL WRENN Tackle Scoreboard J. M. 62. . J. M. 18. . J. M. 60. . J. M. 39. . J. M. 30. . . . . .Western Alamance 6 J.M. 53. . . . . . West Montgomery 0 J.M. 68. . J.M. 26. . J. M. 48. . . .Southern Alamance 13 J. M. 18.. Regional 2-A Play Off J.M. 0. . . Massey Hill 13 FRANKIE MENSCH Tackle The J o r d a n-M a 1 1 h e w s Blue Phant oms began a very successful , season with the first game of the year, ja vi ct ory over non-conference Pittsboro. The Phantoms wouldn ' t let up, and romped over another non- conference and very powerful Sanford jteam, Ledford came next, only to jfall to the blue and white, 60-0. The Bulldogs of Liberty, always a hard- fighting rival of J. M. , met with the powerful Phantoms to return home with a 30-0 defeat. These few games passed and J. M. remained on top. i i 1 The Phantoms, poised and ready for the attack. 33 A triumphant season Another Phantom rush in J. M. ' s victory over Rohanen ' s Rebels. MICKEY WRENN Center DAVID BARROW TOMMY WRENN What ' s up, Doc Guard Guard 34 for the blue and white. CURT HARRIS End The season progressed, and the unbeaten Phantoms went to Western Alamance to bring home a 20-6 victory. The whistle blew, and the first conference game of the season came into sight. The team traveled to West Montgomery and returned home with a score of 53-0--the Phantoms still on top. J, M. romped over East Montgomery 68-0, com- pleting one more conference game. The Rebels of Rohanen were next on the schedule, and true to course, the Big Blue came home smiling, 26-6. The team had worked hard, but there was still more to come. Phantom end, Tommy Lemons, pulls down Mendenhall ' s pass for yard- age in J. M. ' s victory over Western Alamance. TOMMY LEMONS End The Confederates of Southern Alamance came to ' Thantom country, but didn ' t succeed in their plot to rise again ! They returned home with a 48-13 defeat. For the ' 64- ' 65 season, a new member was added to the Central Tarheel Conference— Wadesboro, a team that was consid- ered capable of winning the confer- ence title. 35 J.V. Football Kneeling; Manager Johnnie ! Lemons, Jerry Stone, Joel j Seagroves, Buddy Glosson, Billy Andrew, David j Welbome, Sitting: Steve • Barker, Steve Moore, Ken Budd, Andy Ritch, Raymond Johnson, Jimmy Lane, Terry Gaddy, Bill Brower, Raymond Davis. j BILL WEST Coach These younger Phantoms will soon compose the J. M, varsity squad. Realizing that in everything experience and practice is important, Coach Bill West is preparing these future Phantoms for what is to come. Although the team skidded into a few defeats, the games were very valuable to these boys. Hard work and determination will develop these boys into a fine varsity team. The J.V. boys often practiced, and some played, with the varsity. Here they are beginning their daily workout. 36 Boys ' Varsity Basketball Left to right: Donald Moore, Benny Johnson, Steve Moore, Frank Swain, Jerry Snyder, Mike Renn, Greg Phillips, Larry Mendenhall, Raymond Davis, Phil Leonard, Curt Harris, Frankie Mensch, Sammy Moon, Bill Whisnant. ' 1 ifLrJ ; Coach Bill West with his never— failing manager, Ronald 1 Moore. 37 LARRY MENDENHALL and CURT HARRIS Co-Captains It looks like two more for the Phantoms of J. M, This shot is only an example of many other identical ones. The Blue Phantoms had many returning letter- winners forthe 1964-1965 season. All the boys proved their ability and exhibited their many good points during the yea r. The season progressed, and the ' blue and white ' came home with the victories, leaving defeat ringing in the ears of their opponents. The conference being juggled this year, the Phantoms were confronted with new faces and new abilities, but only to the despair of the new Central Tarheel teams. This year ' s team certainly deserves astanding ovation. Larry Mendenhall executing the perfect three-point play. Great shot, ' Vic. ' The ' Big Blue ' starting five. Left to right: Larry Mendenhall, Curt Harris, Mike Renn, Frankie Mensch, Bill Whisnant. 38 Curt Harris puts two in against Southern Alamance, This game proved to be another victory for the Phantoms. Girls ' Varsity Basketball A r 511 Left to right; Chris Wrenn, Sue Johnson, Phyllis Pike, Vicki Wood, Debby Siler, Cindy Thornburg, Linda Davis, Mary Leigh Newman, Donna Snyder, Carolyn Tanner, Jane Russell, Camellia Thomas. Georgia Elder, Betty Ferguson, Tony Brown, Pat Collins, - ' Vr|| h 3H L - W - 1 Coach Guy Smith and his able managers, Anna and Shirley DEBBY SILER, PHYLLIS PIKE, VICKI WOOD Smith. So what if it is impolite to point! Tri-captains 39 Another fine season for the Phantomettes from J, M. Only hard work and real determination can produce a satisfactory result. These girls fromJ.M. have surely proved themselves and certainly have the right to the satisfaction that they truly deserve. Congratulations goes to these hard working, female members of the ' Blue and White. ' That ' s the way to go up, Vicki! Notice the look of satisfaction on her face. What a peaceful scene ! A fight for the rebound in the Liberty game. Phyllis goes up, in the Southern Alamance game. Another example of the J„ M. girls doing a fine job. 40 ' Come on, George ' , is the cry ringing from the stands as Georgia Elder has t a k e n the a d va nt a g e of an opponent ' s mistake. Girls ' J. V. Basketball First row; left to right; Judy Johnson, Judy Webster, Chris Wrenn, Sue Johnson, Mary Leigh Newman, Beulah Brewer, Pat Collins. Second row: Phyllis Hall, Diana Wasserman, Donna Snyder, Connie Morgan, Deborah Sue Johnson, Pat Clark, Cindy Thornburg. Boys ' J. V. Basketball Fi rst row: le ft to right; David Welborne, Mike Jones, Charlie Hart, Robert Andrews, Joel Seagroves, Billy Andrew, Mitchell Simpson. Second row; Robert Stover, Gary Moon, Sammy Jones, Andy Ritch, Bill Brower,. Billy Buckner, Ray Johnson, David Poe, Louis Smith. I 41 Baseball Front row: Mike Rerm, Jerry McPherson, Steve Frazier, Steve Poe. Second row: Frankie Mensch, Dalton Brewer, Russell Poole, Danny Marley, Phil Clark. Third row: Curt Harris, Larry Mendenhall, Donald Moore , Ronald Moore, Bub Griffin. BILL WEST Coach 42 Last year ' s captains, Tommy Elder and Bill Rh- -ne ' Hunter, discuss that last call. Third baseman, Dalton Brewer, makes the throw to catcher, Frankie Mensch, to head off Donald Moore at the bag. Outfielder, Curt Harris, brings down a fly ball. Don ' t stumble, Whash. ; The Phantom sandlot boys fought hard this ; year. The season was a difficult one, but the victories : outnumbered the defeats. The team consisted of many i players who will be returning for the following season, thereby insuring J, M, of a good starter team next year. The squad truly deserves credit for ' a job well done. Phil Clark, second baseman, and Mike Renn, shortstop, team up for two as they execute a double play. The season contained many such plays. Pitcher, Larry Mendenhall, had a fine record for the I Phantom season. Here he warms up with catcher, I Frankie Mensch. 43 Track Kneeling: Ben Partin, Chris Everhart, Randy Holt, Gerald standing; Roger Phillips, Jerry Snyder, Billy Siler, Neil Gunter. First row, standing: Jerry Andrews, Eddie Blair, Wrerm, David Barrow, Joe Crump, Clay Craven. Second row. BILL CHARLTON Coach EUGENE JONES and GARRY EDWARDS Managers 44 Track is a relatively new sport at Jordan— Matthews. The boys worked very hard and many were very successful. The competition was keen in every meet but many of our boys were able to bring home valuable points. Several trackmen will be returning to jump even further, and run even faster. Keep it up boys. Joe Crump, as he lofts the shot put into the air. Joe had a fine season with the Phantoms. The broad jump, as executed by David Barrow. Go Yogi; it looks like twenty. The bar remains untouched as Jerry Andrews clears his mark with ease. Jerry is a fine jumper and gained points for J. M. Ben Partin, poised to hurl the disc into space. Ben also threw the shot for the team. Fine work, Ben. 45 i Features Features i VIVIAN PASCHAL Junior Class CARROLL JONES Beta Club NANCY THOMAS F. H.A. JANE WILLIAMS Sophomore Class FRANCES TERRY F.T.A. CAROLYN TANNER Girls ' Monogram GLORIA MURRAY D. E. C. A. PAT COLLINS Freshman Class DARLENE JOHNSON Bible Club SANDY CHAPPELL Boys ' Monogram LILA ROBINSON V. I. C. Homecoming JENNY PHILLIPS Library Aides TINY BOSNIAN Health Careers zoANN McLaughlin F.F. A. 48 Queen and Court JO ANN RETCH 49 Miss Jordan -Matthews MARY VIRGINIA EARI£ Talent Show King and Queen MARY VIRGINIA EARLE and CURTIS HARRIS 52 Organizations Organizations Organizations 53 Student Council JAMES BROOKS President Plans are underway for the Homecoming Dance--the final event of a festive night. Serving as a media for faculty-studen t relations, the Student Coitncil has become a vital part of school life In the fall, the officers and representatives participated in a state student council conference workshop held at Charlotte, and gained useful ideas for the promotion of more effective council work. The group has charge of presiding over the regular chapel programs and during the year has sponsored student dances at Homecoming and Thanksgiving. Presently the point system for student activities is under study for revision by the group. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Wrenn are co-advisers for the Council. GREG PHILLIPS Vice President 54 an Avenue of Communication First row: Nancy Thomas, Diane Teague, Shirley Stevens, Darlene Johnsoo. Second row: David Poe, Ronald Moore, Betty Rose Ferguson, Sue Johnson, Barbara Liles, Sharon Thomas, Pamelia Barth, Third row: Mitchell Simpson, Bill Brower, Raymond Johnson, Joe Bray, Ellen Pritchard, Debby Siler, Danny Marley, Phil Clark. Fourth row: Curtis Harris, Bill Whisnant, Jerry Andrews, James Brooks, Dan McMasters, Greg Phillips, Steve Frazier. BARBARA LILES Secretary PHIL CLARK Sergeant-at-Arms 55 Beta Club First row; Martha Allred, Barbara Liles, Toney Brovm, Jenny Sizemore, Sandra Stanley, Pat Apdrew, Carolyn Smith, Nancy Thomas, Frances Barker, Martha Gordon, Beverly Sprinkle. Sec- ond row; Hal Phillips, Tina Dark, Cindy Griffith, Vivian Paschal, Donald Moore, Mike Renn, Curtis Harris, Joe Crump, Danny Marie y, Ronald Moore, Joe Shaw, Thirdrow: NancyTeague, Pat Goodnight, Darlene Fields, Nancy Bray, Larry Mendenhall, James Brooks, Kenneth Holt, Carolyn Tanner, Dana Sloan, Mary Virginia Earle, Brenda Dunn. Fourth row: Debby Siler, Lenore Keck, Libby Scott, Brenda Parrish , Kathy Ivey, Cheryl Wasserman, Vicki Wood, Bill Whisnant, Camellia Thomas, Nancy Brower, Carroll Jones, Janice Brown. CAROLYN TANNER, Treasurer; CARROLL JONES, Sec- retary; CURT HARRIS, Vice President; BILL WHISNANT, President. 56 Working to promote the ideals of honesty, ser- vice, and leadership, the Beta Club endeavors to create a better school environment and higher stand- ards of personal conduct. The Phantomaire is its sole project, and proceeds are used for school improve- ment. Last year the club presented new encyclopedias and over a hundred books to the library. Members attend the annual state convention which has become the largest convention of its type in the United States. Phantomaire Staff HAL PHILLIPS, Photography Editor; MIKE RENN, Sports Editor; MARY VIRGINIA EARLE, Editor-in-Chief. Staff members VIVIAN PASCHAL, Assistant Editor; BEVERLY SPRINKLE, Art Editor; and CINDY GRIFFITH, Assistant Sports Editor, arrange students for a group picture for the annual. Hours of work, a good deal of imagination, and many sleepless nights help make the Phantomaire a reality. Planning begins almost as soon as the current annuals reach the students and it never ends until the deadline day finally arrives. Missing pictures, im- possible copy, endless corrections, and limitless typing become a recurring nightmare as the deadline draws closer and closer. What seems an impossibility finally materializes, and each member of the staff can onlyhope that the students will be well satisfied. CHERYL WASSERMAN, Copy Editor; BARBARA LILES, Assistant Copy Editor. VICKI WOOD, Business Manager; NANCY BROWER, Assistant Business Manager. 57 Bible Club Promoting Christian at- titudes in the daily lives of the students is the sole purpose of the Bible Club, By learning about various religions, the members seek to develop harmony and understanding among themselves and others, and by helping needy families they hope to endow them- selves and others with the true spirit of Christmas. First row: Carolyn Tanner, Jo Ann Ritch, Shirley Stevens, Diana Wasserman, Linda Snyder, Gloria Shue, Thelma McCrary, Brenda Adcock, Jane Smith, Becky Fields. Second row: Mr, Calhoun, Darlene Johnson, Carole Heard, Linda Hough, Sharon Seals, Anna Smith, Sue Johnson, Beverly Perry, Mary Leigh Newman, Jeanette Johnson, Sharon Pickard, Janice Sessoms, Christine Wrenn, Donna Gay Snyder, Linda Langley, Betty Lou Maness, Connie Harris, Third row: Ann Dixon, Vicky Murray, Pat Andrew, Nancy Stover, Pamelia Barth, Ann Hackney, Marilyn Dunn, Beverly Sprinkle, Emma Dunn, Mary Lou Dudek, Deborah Sessoms, Pat Collins, Linda Stewart, Carolyn Dark. Fourth row: Jane Russell, Brenda Andrews, Delores Coltrane, Sue Fesmire, Jenny Phillips, Claudia Byerly, Linda Baldwin, Patricia McPherson, Beulah Brewer, Phyllis Maness, Frances Terry, Camellia Thomas, Georgia Elder, Beverly Allred, Deborah Johnson, Fifth row: Marion Dowd, ZoAnn McLaughlin, Nancy Stone, Phyllis Hall, Barbara Hancock, Tina Dark, Dianne Davis, Pat Clark, Martha Stover, Patsy Barth, Linda Maness, Rhonda Dowd, Cindy Thornburg, Nancy Wrenn. DARLENE JOHNSON, President; ANN DIXON, Secretary; JANE RUSSELL, Song Leader; DIANNE DAVIS, Reporter; NANCY STOVER, Treasurer; PAMILA BARTH, Vice President. Mr. Calhoun explained the pitfalls religion may encounter during a student ' s college years. 58 Health Careers The Health Careers Club was organized to ex- plore the requirements and opportunities of the many fields of public health. It provides a means of work- ing with others and learn- ing about community life in which its members will soon become active par- ticipants. Plans are being promoted forthe members to aid in hospital work and also become familiar with the work of the Welfare Department. First row: Sally Crotts, Shirley Smith, Nancy Stover, Pamelia Barth, Gwen Paschal, Dillard Stovall, Second row: Brenda Andrew, Linda Hough, Georgia Elder, Phyllis Maness, Beulah Brewer, Carroll Jones, Linda Stewart, Becky Fields, Tiny Bosman, Debby Siler, Third row: Patsy Barth, Sue Fesmire, Patsy Pittman, Paula Dodd, Jenny Phillips, Dianne Souther, Ruth Cavanaugh, Linda Langley, Frances Barker, Lenore Keck, TonyDiMeo. Pourth row: Ronnie White, Janice Sessoms, Darlene Fields, Nancy Bray, Vicki Wood, Nancy Stone, Penny Payne, Ellen Brady, Sue Flippin, Martha Stover, Beverly Allred, Rhonda Dowd, Pam Smith. GEORGIA ELDER, Treasurer; NANCY STOVER, Vice President; CARROLL JONES, President; JANICE SESSOMS, President-elect; GWEN PASCHAL, Secretary. Members mailed cards to the patients in the local hospital as a Christmas project. 59 Future Teachers of America Students who plan to enter the teaching profes- sion are encouragedto join the Future Teachers of America. Emphasis is placed upon the impor- tance of the role of educa- tion in democracy and the character traits valuable to a teacher. F. T.A. mem- bers participate in student teaching in the elementary schools when there is a need for a teacher ' s relief from duty for a short period. They also sponsor a Teacher Appreciation week in the local schools. F. T.A, members played an active part in the recognition of American Education Week. First row: Martha Allred, Linda Hough, Darlene Johnson, Nancy Stover, Phyllis Pike, Jo Ann Ritch, Marilyn Dimn, Anna Smith, Linda Lambert, Gloria Murray, Carolyn Smith, Beverly Perry ' , Jenny Sizemore, Brenda Bell, Sharon Seals, Kay Coltrane, Gwen Paschal. Second row: Beverly Allred, Georgia Elder, Carroll Jones, Claudia Byerly, Betty Jean Bray, Sally Crotts, Patsy Pittman, Nancy Price, Pamelia Barth, Cindy Griffith, Ann Hackney, Pat Andrew, Beverly Sprinkle, Cynthia Griffin, Nancy Craig, Frances Barker, Doris Ward. Third row: Steve Brooks, Nancy Brower, Linda Maness, Camellia Thomas, Frances Terry, Linda Stewart, Barbara Hancock, Linda Baldwin, Patsy Barth, Phil Clark, Donald Moore, Dianne Davis, Jenny Phillips, Tiny Bosman, Tina Dark, Ann Voncannon, Carolyn Dark, Dianne Souther, Linda Johnson. Fourth row: Janice Sessoms, Paula Dodd, Kathy Ivey, Mike Renn, Larry Mendenhall, Greg Phillips, Dan McMasters, Mary Earle, Zoann McLaughlin, Jane Russell, Ellen Pritchard, Carolyn Tanner, Debby Siler, Brenda Parrish, Ruth Cavanaugh, Lenore Keck. 60 Library Club Arranging attractive bulletin boards is one of the many responsibilities of a Library Aide. Now let ' s see, this one goes. . . GEORGIA ELDER, Secretary-Treasurer; SALLY CROTTS, Vice President; VICKI WOOD, President; MARILYN DUNN, Reporter. The Library Aides help maintain our well-organ- ized library and are respon- sible for bulletin boards at the main entrance of the building and in the library. They help shelve hundreds of new books in addition to their work with audio- visual materials, checking out books, and collecting over-due fees. They also assist students doing refer- ence work and sell paper- back books displayed in the Reference Room. First row: Marilyn Dunn, Sally Crotts, Beverly Sprinkle, Georgia Elder, Linda Davis, Brenda Camp, Jo Ann Ritch. Second row: Frances Barker, Linda Johnson, Vicki Wood, Doris Welch, Dianne Davis, Jenny Phillips. 61 F.H.A. The importance of homemaking is stressed by the Fitture Homemakers of America. Designedtohelp students plan forthe future, the monthly programs em- phasize the importance of wholesome family life as a key to a better world. Each Year F.H. A. mem- bers, along with the F. F. A. , sponsor a Mother- Daughter, Father-Son ban- quet in honor of their respective parents. First row: Debbie Baker, Judy Webster, Deborah Johnson, Betty Maness, Deborah Phillips, Sylvia Perry, Jackie Payne, Martha Allred, Jenny Sizemore, Darlene Johnson, Brenda Bell, Nancy Stover, Brenda Camp, Mary Newman, Jeanette Johnson, Harriet Murray, Deborah Davis, Tina Souther, Thelma McCrary, Linda Hash, Kaye McPherson, Wanda Culberson, Debbie Pike, Jane Smith, Brenda Adcock, Vicky Murray, Sharon Thomas, Patricia Stone, Kaye Coltrane., Beverly Perry, Nancy Thomas. Second row: Jo Ann Ritch, Nancy Crider, Linda Holt, Pam Johnson, Janice Phillips, Sandra Robinson, Laura Maness, Carolyn Mensch, Connie Harris, Carolyn Crotts, Martha Hackney, Becky Fox, Pamelia Barth, ToneyBrown, Linda Gilmore, Sue Johnson, Sharon Pickard, Phyllis Fogleman, Becky Fields, Gwen Gee, Penny Payne, Linda Langley, Gloria Shue, Beulah Brewer, Phyllis Maness, Ann Dixon, Linda Snyder, Frances Terry, Beverly Sprinkle, Darlene Johnson, Cynthia Griffin. Third row: Nancy Stone, Jenny Phillips, Georgia Elder, Virginia Dowd, Linda Langley, Shirley Moore, Darlene Fields, Nancy Bray, Patsy Barth, Carolyn Dark, Patsy Pittman, Sue Fesmire, Patricia McPherson, Betty Rose Ferguson, Nancy Wrenn, Ruth Cavanaugh, Donna Snyder, Pat Collins, Connie Morgan, Wanda West, Sue Flippin, Ellen Brady, Frankie Gaines, Vivian Paschal, Barbara Hancock, Brenda Andrews, Doris Ward, Dianne Davis, Fourth row: Jane Lisk, Bonnie Kellam, Vickie Cook, Jane Morris, Rhonda Dowd, Libby Scott, Janice Sessoms, Kathy Ivey, Nancy Price, Jane Stout, Cindy Thornburg, Jane Williams, Lenore Keck, Martha Stover, Deborah Sessoms, Elaine Powers, Frances Barker, Diane Souther, Sandra Johnson, Linda Davis, Zoann McLaughlin, Diane Teague, Nancy Teague. LIBBY SCOTT, Secretary; DARLENE JOHNSON, Vice President; JENNY SIZEMORE, President; MARTHA ALLRED, Historian; GEORGIA ELDER, Parliamentarian; JANICE SESSOMS, Reporter; VIVIAN PASCHAL, Song Leader; BRENDA BELL, Treasurer. Members begin each meeting by reciting the club motto. 62 F.F.A. STEVE LEMONS, Reporter; STEVE POE, Secretary; RICKY DARK, T reasurer ; DARRELL ANDREWS, Sentinel: BILLY TEAGUE, Vice President; JERRY McPHERSON, President. These F. F. A. ' ers work busily on one of their worth- while projects. it ' First rows Donald DmoBj Donald Johnson, Johnny Lemons, Larry Lemons, Odell Lhlliard, Ronnie Scott, Billy Joe Bray, DwightBrown, Johnny Cooper, Bill Shaw, Garry Moon, Mitchell Lutterloh, Bobby Hudson, Steve Lemons, Richard LaRue, Edward York, Bobby Smith, Joel Seagroves. Second row: Ronald Cartrette, Ritchie Teague, Ralph Phillips, Bruce Poe, Wayne Brooks, Eli Brooks , Larry Yow, David Marley, Gordon Messer, Buck Wicker, Greg Bray, Lloyd Starr, Steve ; Phillips, Darrell Andrews, Wayne Brafford, Ricky Dark, Russell Poole , Jerry McPherson, Douglas Clark, Phillip Thompson, ' MarkScott. Thxrdrow: Bobby Teague, Lee Dixon, Kermit Spivey, Wayne Williams, Kenneth Beal, John White, Roger Langley, Donnie Andrews, Wayne Dark, Frankie Cockman, Larry Poe, Earl McMasteis, Tommy Phillips, Mike Barth, Steve Poe, Lynn Craig, Billy Teague, Steve Kotoris, Michael Fesmire, Jimmy Estridge. MembeK of the Future Farmers of America strive to better acquaint them- selves with modem meth- ods of farming through study, observation, and participation in home pro- jects. They work to im- prove their present farm sites and to equip them- selves to become useful members in their chosen field. During the past year, the group practiced their knowledge of machinery by restoring old jeeps and offering them for sale. They also built bookcases, cabinets, and shelves which they contributed to the school. 63 Girls ' Monogram Club MRS. HOWARD, Advisor; PHYLLIS PIKE, President; DEBBY SILER, Treasurer; MARILYN DUNN, Secretary; JO ANN RITCH, Vice President. Maintaining school spirit and upholding the ideals of athletics and good sportsmanship are key objectives of the Girls ' Monogram Club. Members are responsible for pre-game posters, basketball victory hoops, and for selling football programs and booster ribbons. At Christmas, members honor their mothers at a Mother- Daughter tea. The club ' s main project is the annual Talent Showsponsoredeachspring. Proceeds are used foragiftthat will benefit the school. In ' 63 the club assisted the Athletic Boosters Club in obtaining new uniforms for the girls ' basketball team. Sing out! could well be the theme of the annual Girls ' Monogram Club Talent Show! First row: Anna Smith, Shirley Smith, Phyllis Pike, Jo Arm Ritch, Marilyn Georgia Elder. Third rorv: Linda Maness, Cher d Wasserman, Jane Russell, Dunn, Elaine Teague, Nancy Thomas, Becky Fox. Second row: Nancy Debby Siler, Vicki Wood, Mary Earle, Carolyn Tanner. Brower, Carroll Jones, Nancy Teague, Cynthia Griffin, Cindy Griffith, 64 Boys ' Monogram Club First row: Greg Phillips, Jerry Snyder, Archie Norwood, Donald Moore, Phil Clark, David Barrow, Jerry Andrews, Buddy Glosson, Jimmy Cox, Tommy Wrenn, Larry DeBrule, Curtis Harris, Mike Renn. Second row: Mickey Wrenn, Steve Frazier, Eddie Blair, Russell Poole, Clay Craven, Ronald Moore, Grover Johnson, Larry Mendenhall, Frank Swain, Randy Holt. Third row: CURT HARRIS, Sergeant-at-Arms; DONALD MOORE, Secretary-Treasurer; RONALD MOORE, Vice President; LARRY MENDENHALL, President. Robert Wrenn, Butch Barr, Ben Partin, Chris Everhart, Danny Marley, Bub Griffin, Neil Wrenn, Billy Siler, Garry Edwards, Billy Teague, Jerry McPherson. Fourth row: Ricky Dark, Frank Hairr, Sammy Moon, Joe Crump, Dan McMasters, Frankie Mensch, Dalton Brewer, Nicky Dark, Bill Whisnant, Steve Poe. Boys ' Monogram Club members pledge their co- operation to promote and uphold athletic standards at J, M, Each year during football season they sponsor a Homecoming game, beginning with a brunswick stew supper before the game, and culminating in the crowning of a Homecoming Queen at half-time ceremonies. With money from the brunswick stew supper, they purchase a gift to be used by the school. 65 Cooking can be fun! I J.M. Band and Chorus First row: Tina Souther, Gloria Murray, Linda Hough, Connie Morgan, Gwen Paschal, Brenda Camp, Cindy Griffith, Sue Johnson, Mary Newman, Darlene Fields, Patsy Pittman, Shirley Stephens, Paula Dodd. Second row: Bonnie Kellam, Gwen Gee, Deborah Sessoms, Tiny Bosman, Alice Andrews, Nancy Craig, Ruth Cavanaugh, Mary Dudek, Pat Collins, Tina Dark, Cindy Thornburg, Dianna Wasserman, Jane Williams, Donna Snyder, AnnDixon, Marion Dowd, Rhonda Dowd. Third row: Barbara Liles, Steve Strickland, Bobby Fox, Mike Pritchard, Steve Barker, Mitchell Simpson, Dan McMastere, Bub Griffin, Phil Clark, Russel Poole, Fleet Baldwin, Eddie Blair, Dana Sloan, Randy Holt, Jerry Stone, Dillard Stovall, Donald Heard. First row: Majorettes Linda Hough, Sue Johnson; Barbara Liles, Drum Majorette; Cindy Griffith, Tiny Bosman. Second row: Billy West, Paul Tew, Mitdiell Simpson, SteveBarker, CraigThomas, Clyde Liles, Roger Phillips. Third row: Bonnie Kellam, Lynn McLaughlin, Dillard Stovall, Mike Pritchard, Edward Johnson, Ronnie Henries, Barton Paschal, Terry Gaddy. Fourtli row: Phyllis Hall, Jane Lisk, Braddy McHargue, Donald Heard, Robert Andrews, Robert Sharpe, Steve Roberts. The musically talented members of our student body re- ceive competent instruction from Miss Yow, our new band and chorus leader. The band entertains at football games, participates in parades in the surrounding areas, and pre- sents a concert each spring. The chorus plans to mahe several performances throughout the year. All right, now let ' s hear it! D.E.C.A. 1 � By aiding students in study- ing for a specific career, the Distributive Education Club wishes to promote re- spect for free enterprise, and self-confidence ob- tained from first-hand ex- perience. In its first year at J, M. , D, E. C.A, en- tered a float in the Christmas parade and two of the members were elected officers in the dis- trict D. E. C. A. organ- ization. First row: Gloria Murray, Vicky Murray, Linda Snyder, Ben Partin, Tony DiMeo. Second row: Marion Lewis,.Margaret Fields, Sandra Stanley, Jimmy Underwood, Frank Hairr, Linda Stewart. Third row: Linda Holt, Brinda Brown, Brenda Parrish, William Gilmore, Sammy Adams, Charlie Crotts. Fourth row; Linda Langley, Lila Robinson, Jill Smith, Grover Johnson, Bud Stovall, Mike Fesmire, Garry Edwards. Fifth row: Linda Hash, Pam Smith, Marion Dowd, Jerry Snyder, Steve Kot oris. Standing: Jane Smith, Gloria Shue, Sharon Davis, Brenda Adcock, Becky Fields, Martha Gordon, Vicky Tracy, Brenda Hart, Kenny Budd, Billie Jean White, Betty Ellington, Steve Roberts, Janice Brown, Thelma McCrary, EarlMcMasters, Ann Bell, Jimmy Andrews, Ronnie Phillips, Tommy Elder, Tommy Lemons, Roimie White, Rickey Dark, Steve Alderman, Michael Gaffney. V. I. C. The Vocational Industrial Club teaches its members a usable skill, thus de- veloping in them a sense of job security and independ- ence. The club ' s prime purpose is to provide valuable leaders for the business world. Members plan to contribute mirrors to the school and to attend the state convention in Raleigh. First row: Ronald Teague, Steve Smith, Lila Robinson, J.W. Gray, Darrell Andrews, Michael Barth, Steve Davis, Tony Williams. Second row: Dicky Robbins, Jimmy Andrews , Barry Edwards, Jimmy Ellington, Marion Lewis, Martha Stover, Lenore Keck. Third row: Douglas Deaton, Warren Bowers, Jerry White, Jimmy Estridge, Steve Phillips, John White. 67 Achievement 68 Achievement Achievement I 69 ment exercises. In 1964 they were Martha Allred, Barbara Liles, Vivian Paschal, Carolyn Tanner, Carroll Jones, Mary Virginia Earle, James Brooks, and Cheryl Wasserman. Marshals Five Juniors and three Sophomores who have attained the highest scholastic average in their respective classes are chosen each year to usher at the various commence - MARY VIRGINIA EARLE Chief Marshal 70 Valedictorians and Salutatorians College Preparatory DAN ROGER Commercial Valedictorian PAULETTE BARE College Preparatory Salutatorian BILL HUNTER Commercial Salutatorian PAT THOMPSON Outstanding Business Student Outstanding Typist PAT GOODNIGHT SANDRA STANLEY 71 Boys ' State is sponsored each summer by the American Legion in an en- deavor to better acquaint today ' s youth with the principles upon which our governments is founded. Larry Mendenhall, Mike Renn, and Dana Sloan were chosen to attend the conferences in June, 1964. National Educational Development Test The following members of the Freshmen and Sopho- more classes who made respective scores of 90 and 93 or above on the National Educational Development Tests were presented certificates for their achievement: Hal Phillips, Brenda Andrews, Carolyn Tarter, Carolyn Smith, Nancy Thomas, Barbara Liles, Ken Holt, Chris Evediart, Cindy Griffith, Nancy Teague, Carolyn Tanner, Jimmy Cox, Raymond J o h n s o n, Lee Smith, Rolfe Phillips, Donald Andrew, Joe Hawker, Steve Brooks, Danny Marley, and Joe Shaw. 72 Scholastic Letters Students who attained yearly averages of 92. 5 or above and who were awarded scholastic letters include Brenda Andrews, Carolyn Tarter, Barbara Liles, Sharon Seals, Martha Allred, Carolyn Tanner, Toney Brown, Carroll Jones, CindyGriffith, Mary Virginia Earle, Nancy Bray, Vivian Paschal, Janice Phillips, Ken Holt, Lee Smith, Raymond Johnson, Jimmy Cox, James Brooks, Hal Phillips, Bill Whisnant, and Joe Shaw. Girls ' State, sponsored by the Women ' s Auxiliary of the American Legion, is also an a 1 1 e m p t to introduce young people to the functions of gov- ernment. J, M. delegates for 1964 were Carroll Jones and Mary Virginia Earle. 73 Pat Thompson and Greg Brooks were chosen Best All- Round Girl and Boy by the faculty. Awards and Ann Liles was chosen by her fellow students as Teen- ager of the Year in 1964. David Powers, chosen by the faculty for his character, scholastic ability, and well-rounded personality, received the Citizenship award. James Brooks was chosen mayor and Curt Harris, Larr ' Mendenhall, Greg Phillips, and Mike Renn were chosen as honorary comissioners in a student election sponsored by the local Optimist Club as apart of Youth Appreciation Week. The Optimist Club sponsors the election to em- phasize the importance of today ' s youth and the role he will play in government in the very near future. Not pictured; Steve Alderman, honorary commissioner. 74 Recognitions David Powers and Pat Thompson were presented Youth Preferred Scholarships by Mr. Marvin B. Utley. In another election held during Youth Appre- ciation Week, Larry Mendenhall was selected as the school ' s Outstanding Youth of 1964. Ruth Marsh received the Frank N. Justice Scholarship. 75 76 77 Seniors Officers MIKE RENN, Vice Pres- ident ; PHYLLIS PIKE, Sec- retary; NICKY DARK, President; BRENDA PARRISH, Treasurer. SAMUEL PERSHING ADAMS, JR. Adams . . . drugstore ... D. J. Basketball 1;F. F. A. 1;D. E. C.A. 4, STEVE WRIGHT ALDERMAN Marion . . . active . . . enthusiastic Science Club 1, Treasurer; Home- room President 2; D. E. C. A. Pres- ident 4, District President 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH ALLRED Blondie . . . goldentones . . . Marty F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Songleader 1,2, Vice Presidents, Historian 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Songleader 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Health Careers Club 3; Marshal 2, 3; N. E, D. T. Certificate 1, 2; S ch o 1 a s t i c Letterl,2,3; Phantom a ire Staff 3; School Col- umnist 4; Senior Superlative. 78 JIMMY LEE ANDREWS Von Dutch . . . Corvair . . . Pat D. E.C.A. 4; V. I. C. 4. THOMAS FLEET BALDWIN, JR. Byrd ' s . . . future lawyer . . . English? ! Track 1,2,3; Basketball 2; F, T. A. 2; Band 2; Glee Club 2, 4, FRANCES ELIZABETH BARKER dimples . . . secrets . . , Wood ' s Beta Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3; F, H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 4; Health Careers Club 3, 4. WAYNE COLUMBUS BARR, JR. Butch . . . Parker . . . Clown Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball Manager 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3; F.T.A. 2; Band 1 . 2 , 3 , HENRY DAVID BARROW, III Latin Brain ... Yogi ... spelling Class Reporter 1; Foreign Language Representative 1 ; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 . PAMELA KAYE BARTH Austin Healy . . . on-the-go Student Council Representative 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 3;FoT,A. 2,3,4; Bible Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Paper Staff 4; Senior Committee. 79 BRENDA MARIE BELL Cute . . . Petite . . . Worker F. H„A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; F. T.A. 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4. BETTY JEAN BRAY Bojo ... Easy-going ... Quiet F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Paper Typist 3, Art Editor 4. SELENA MARIE BOSMAN Tiny . . . State fan . . . Pretty Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Pres- ident 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Representative 1, 4; F, T.A. 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4; Senior Superlative. CECIL JAMES BROOKS, JR. Intelligent . . . Money-mad . . . Science Fiction Student Council President 4; Class President 3; Beta Club 3,4; F. T.A. 2;J. V. Basketball 1; Track 1; Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 3; Marshal 2, 3; N.E.D.T. Certificate 1,2; Phantomaire Staff 3; Senior Super- lative. MARTHA ELLEN BRADY Perry ' s . . . Seamstress . . . Fun time F.H. A. 2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3,4. BRINDA MAE BROWN Darrell . . . Scottie . . . Rodeos D. E. C.A. 4. 80 I BRENDA KAY CAMP Shug ... Crash Junior ... Live -wire A. 1,2,3, 4; Library Aide 4 ; C. A. 4; Newspaper Staff 4. RUTH MARGARET CAVANAUGH Yankee accent . . . Paper girl . . . Rebel Heart F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; N. E, D. T. Certificate 1, 2. CHESTER CLAY CRAVEN, JR. Polevault ... Cassius ... No. 1 Manager Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 4; Boys ' Monogram Club 4. Most Versatile JOSEPH HENRY CRUMP, II Hemi ... Latin II! ... Crump Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; N. E, D. T. 1,2; Scholastic Letter 1,2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. MIKE RENN and CARROLL JONES NICHOLAS BRAY DARK, JR. Nick ... Raise it! ... Speed Shift Class Vice-President 2, President 4; Boys ' Monogram Club 3, 4; Track 1; Football 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM RICKEY DARK Horse lover ... Old 76 ... Friendly F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2,4; I. C.T. 3; Boys ' Monogram 3, 4; Bus driver 3, 4; Basketba 11 2; Track Manager 2. DIANNE DAVIS T alkative . . . Flirt . . . Aspiring model N. E. D. T. Certificate 1,2; Bible Club 3, Reporter 4; F. T.A. 2,3, 4; F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library ' Aide 4. 82 SHARON ANN DAVIS Shorty ... Quinley, Va ... Lively F.H.A. 2,3,4; D. E.C.A. 4; Glee Club 3; Home Ec. II Reporter 2. ANTHONY JOSEPH DiMEO Belk ' s ... Pencil Pirate ... Undecided 4-H Club 1; Football 1,2; F.F. A. 1;V.I.C. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; D. E.C.A. 4; Class Reporter 4; 3aseball 4. GARY DOUGLAS DEATON Guitar man . . . Daytona 500 . . . Doug F.F.A. 1; Talent Show Winner 3; V. I. C. 4; Senior Superlative. MARGARET ANN DIXON Ann . . . Vivacious . . . Cheerful F. H, A. 3,4; Bible Club 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Glee Club 4. LARRY DAMON DeBRULE Home once more. . . Interceptions. . . Problems Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Boys ' Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,4; N. E. D. T. Certificate 3; Banquet Chairman 3. MARY VETT DORSETT Hal . . . Contacts . . . Temper F.T.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Health Careers Club 4, 83 MARION LEA DOWD Reserved ... Steve ... Tingle F. H. A. 1,2;D. E. C.A. 4, Treas- urer 4; Bible Club 4; Glee Club 4. JAMES HOLT ELLINGTON Old-times ... Jimmy... Mrs. Madonna MARILYN LEE DUNN O. D. ... Go, Blue! ... Kinky F. H.A. 1;F.T.A. 2,3,4; Girls ' Monogram 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Bible Club _4; Library Aide 4, Reporter 4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Banquet Co-Chairman 3; Senior Superlative. MARY VIRGINIA EARLE Parties . . . Poised . . . Attractive Class T r e as ure r 3; Banquet Co- Chairman 3;F, H.A. 1, Vice Pres- ident 1;F. T.A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Phantomaire Staff 4; Cheer- leader 3,4, Chief 4; Basketball 1; N„E. D.T. Certificate 1,2; Girls ' State 3; Scholastic Letter 1,2,3; Marshal 2, 3, Chief 3; Homecoming Representative 3; Miss Jordan- Matthews 4; Senior Superlative. JAMES RANDALL EST RIDGE Big Jim . . . Cowboy boots F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; I. C.T. 3,4. JAMES MICHAEL FESMIRE I ' m late again . .. 78 . . . Mike F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Banquet Chairman 3; Bo s ' Monogram Club 3, 4; Track Manager 2; Bus driver 3,4. 84 KENNETH MICHAEL GAFFNEY Folk music . . . art . . . Linda Basketball 1; Track 2; N. E. D. T, Certificate 1,2; Banquet Co-Chair- man 3; D. E, C. A. 4; Senior Super- lative. Most Original MIKE GAFFNEY and ELLEN PRITCHARD WILLIAM EARL GILMORE Well-I-I . . . polite . . . individualist Glee Club 3; D.E.C.A. 4; F.F.A. 1. J. W. GRAY (Jake) Terry ' s ... transfer ... Coleridge Basketball 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3; V. I. C. 3,4. CYNTHIA FAYE GRIFFIN Shorthand? . . . Newton . . . back home Girls ' Monogram Club4;F. T.A, 2,3,4; F. H.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club 2; Cheerleader 4. 85 BOYCE ANN HACKNEY sweet . . . redhead . . . dependable F.T.A. 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1; Bible Club 4. FRANKLIN GENTRY HAIRR sandlot . . . Maynard . . . Northbound Football 1,2; Baseball 3; Boys ' Monogram Club 3,4; D. E. C.A. 4, Vice President 4. BARBARA JANE FIANCOCK Southern drawl . . . giggles . . . enthusiastic Woodruff High School 1,2;F, H,A, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4, Reporter 4. Best Personality CHERYL WASSERMAN and CURTIS HARRIS JAMES CURTIS HARRIS Whash . . . pumpkins . . . personality plus Student Coimcil Representative 3, 4; Class Reporter 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Governor ' s Youth Fitness Confer- ence 3; N. E. D. T. Certificate 1, 2; Senior Superlative. LINDA MARIE HASH Chris . . . sparkling eyes . . . long hair F. H.A, 3,4. CAROLE CLAUDETTE HEARD efficient . . . laughter . . . musical F. HoA. 1; F.T.A. 2,4; Bible Club 4;N. EoD.To Certificate 2; Paper Staff, Editor 3, 4; Office Assistant 3,4; Senior Superlative. LINDA FAYE HOUGH pizza . . . sax . . . specs Band 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Ma- jorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3, 4. HAROLD GORDON JACOBS, JR. Phantom booster . . . Goldwater . . . advanced math f ? ! Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Base- ball 1 ; Senior Committee. ROBERT BOYCE HOLT Bobby . . . bashful . . . chewing gum CAROLYN DARLENE JOHNSON Sailor Boy . . . future plans . . . office Student Council Senator 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; F, T. A. 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3,4, President 4; Homecoming Representative 3, 4; Banquet Co-Chairman 3; News- paper Staff 3. 87 LINDA KAY JOHNSON peaches ' n ' cream . . . futiire teacher F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 4; Paper Staff 4; N, E. D. T. Certif- icate 3. ADDIE LENORE KECK Bookworm ... Freckles ... friendly smile F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 3;I.C,T. 4; Scholastic Letter 1. MELVILLE RAY JOHNSON hustler . . . soda-jerk . . . squeaky F.T.A. 2,4; Bus Driver 2,3; Base- ball 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,4. CARROLL FAYE JONES Samson ... flash ... versatile Class Secretar y-Treasurer 1, 2; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Beta Club 3,4, Sec- retary 4; Health Careers Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; N. E. D. T. Cer- tificate 1, 2; Scholastic Letter 1,2, 3; Marshal 3; Girls ' State 3; Home- coming Representative 4; Girls ' Monogram Club 4; Senior Super- lative. STEPHEN METRO KOTORIS horse ... pick-up ... Brenda F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. LINDA BUCKNER LANGLEY Guilford . . . nurse . . . wedding band Bible Club 4; Health Careers Club 3,4; D. E.C.A. 4; Glee Club 2; 4-H Club 1. 88 THOMAS EDWARD LEMONS football... happy birthday ... girl problems Boys ' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri -captain 4; All-Conference 3 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Bus driver 3. MARION JEANETTE LEWIS young married . . . coach ' s choice . . . bicy girl F. H. A, 1; National Honor Society 2, 3; V, I, C. President 4; Bus driver 3; Marshal 3; Photography Club 1. MITCHELL LEE LUTTERLOH Wily . . . curly hair . . . agreeable F.F.A. 1,3,4. zoANN McLaughlin blonde , . . Poe ' s . . . good friend F. H. A. 1, 3, 4; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Homecoming Rep- resentative 4; Paper Staff 4; Coun- selor ' s Aide 3, 4. i Most Athletic PHYLLIS PIKE and LARRY MENDENHALL Best Looking TINY BOSMAN and STEVE POE JERRY LANE McPHERSON sports ... Mac ... muscular FoF. A. 1, Vice President 2, Pres- ident 3,4; Boys ' Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. JAMES CFIALMER MARTIN, II Sleepyhead ... mischievous ... math lover LARRY IVAN MENDENHALL Ah, Ref . . . athletic . . . Larryl Student Council Representative 3; Class Vice President 1; Class Pres- ident 2; Boys ' Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 3, President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 3, Most Valuable Tournament Player 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; T r a c k 3, 4; Bo ' s ' State 3; Senior Superlative. 90 VICKY ANN MURRAY gabby . . . short stuff . . . jinx F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3,4; D. E. C.A. 4; Paper Staff 3. BEVERLY JEAN PERRY Mike . . . pretty clothes . . . bright smile F.H„A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Bible Club 4. SAMUEL CALHOUN MOON Sammy . . „ basketball . . . always late Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council, Sergeant-at-Arms 3;F,F.A, 1; Bus Driver 4; Silk Hope Most Valuable Player 3; Chatham County Most Valuable Player and All-Conference 3, BRENDA SUE PARRISH BROWNIE ' S .... New Orleans . . . Pick-up-truck F. H. A. 1,2;F. T.A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; D. E. C. A. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Scholastic Letter 1; Class Re- porter 2, 4; Class Treasurer 4. LOIS JANE MORRIS piney . . . working girl . . . outgoing F.H.A. 3,4. BENJAMM FRANCE PARTIN football . . . Ellen ... Ruth ' s Football 1,2, 3,4, Tri-Captain 4; Boys ' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Sectional 3. 91 JENNY LYNN PHILLIPS Scatterbrain . . . Jimmy . . . chatter F. T, A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Bible Club 4; Health Careers Club 4; Li bra ay Aide 4; Homecoming Representative 4. KENNETH GREGORY PHILLIPS Paulette . . . UNC . . . sports Student Council Representative 1, 2, Vice President 4; Class Vice President 3; Boys ' Monogram Club 2,3,4; F„T.A. 2,3, Treasurer 4; Baseball 1, STEVE CLARK PHILLIPS Bucky o . . green hornet . . . cattleman F. F. A, 1, 2, 3; V, I. C. , Treasurer 4. PHYLLIS ANN PIKE basketball ... 50 pounds little bit Class Secretary 4; Girls ' Monogram Club 3, 4, President 4; F. T.A. 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative. WILLIAM STEPHEN POE M. P. ... outfielder . . . good looking Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative. ELLEN IRENE PRITCHARD Ben . . . thoughtful . . . capable Student C ounc i 1 4; F. H. A. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; N. E.D.T. Certificate 1,2; Banquet Chairman 3; Associate Editor School P ap e r 4; S e ni or Superlative. 92 Most Talented DOUGLAS DEATON and MARTHA ALLRED MICHAEL THOMAS RENN Mikie ... B. U. ... Chapel Hill Student Council Representative 3; Class President 1; Class Vice Pres- ident 4; Vice President F. T.A. 4; Boys ' Monogram 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; N. E. D. T. Certificate 1,2; Boys ' State 3; Phantomaire Staff 4; Class Reporter 2; Senior Super- lative. JO ANN RITCH Summer fun .. . Bush ... Guilford Girls ' Monogram 3,4, Vice Pres- ident 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; F. T. A. 2,3,4; Bible Club 4; Sports Editor Paper Staff 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Homecoming Representative 4; Library Aide 4. LILLA ANNE ROBINSON White Lake . . . Gary . . . dimples Elizabethtown High School 1, 2, 3, Library 2,3;D. E.C.A. 4;-LC.T. Representative 4, Reporter 4; V.LC. 4. ELIZABETH ANN SCOTT Hurley ... Libby... office F. T.A. 2;F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3, Secretary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Scholastic Letter 2. J 93 SHARON GAYLE SEALS Ronnie . . . engaged . . . secretary Library Aide 1; Bible Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Offi ce Assistant 4; Scholastic Letter 3. DEBORAH MARGARET SILER Debby . . . tall . . . basketball Student Council Representative 4; Girls ' Monogram Club 4, Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. JENNY LEE SIZEMORE TR-3 . . . politics ' 64 ... petite F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; F. H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Office Assistant 4. Most Dependable CAROLE HEARD and BILL WHISNANT DANA HUGH SLOAN Knowing ! . . . Charge ! . . . music man BetaClub3,4;Bandl,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Chorus 1,4; Bo ' ' s ' State 3; N.E.D.T. Certificate 1,2; Governor ' s School Nominee 2. MARY SUE SMITH friendly . . . carefree . . . Poofy STEPHEN LARUE SMITH boots ... horses ... John ' s Place LINDA GAIL SNYDER Drive-in . . . good natured . . . Central D. E. C, A. 4;F. H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Bible Club 4. PAMELA ELAINE SMITH Smitty . . . teacher ' s . . . pe(s)t . . . stooge ! Basketball 1 ; D. E, C. A. 4; Health Careers Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH petite . . . Jones ' . . . manager F„T, A„ 3,4; Girls ' Monogram 3, 4, Reporter 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 3, 4. JILL EARLEANE SMITH Square . . . yakety-yak . . . ready smile D. E. C. A. 4; Bible Club 4. 95 CHERYL DIANE SOUTHER future nurse . . . Beattie fan . . . dependable F.T.A. 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 3, 4. BEVTRLY KAYE SPRINKLE Jacky o . . pretty . . . bright future Fo T, A. 2,3,4; F. H.A. 1,3,4, Parliamentarian 1; Beta Club 3, 4; LibraryAide 4; Bible Club 4; Phantomaire Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. SANDRA KAYE STANLEY Sandy . . . busy . . . cuz Beta Club 3, 4; D. E. C, A. 4; Sec- retary 4, District Secretary 4; Most Outstanding Business Student 3 ; Banquet Chairman 3; Talent Show Winner 1; Office Assistant 4. LINDA SUE STEWART Mike ... soft voice... sandy coloring Bible Club 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; D. E.C.A. 4; Health Careers Club 3,4. NANCY CARROLL STONE Loy ... spaghetti ... cut-up Basketba 11 1; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Health Careers Club 4. NANCY JEAN STOVER mischievous . . . lively . . . sweet N. E. D. T. Certificate 1, 2; Home- coming Representative 2; F. H.A. 1,4, Historian 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3, 4; Bible Club 3, Treasurer 4; Health Careers Club 4, Vice President 4. 96 RONALD LEE TEAGUE physique . . . masculine appeal F. F„A. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, 3; V„LC. 4. Wittiest MARILYN DUNN and RONNIE WHITE FRANCES LEIGH TERRY Chapel Hill ... V. W. ... pretty clothes F. T� A. 2,3,4; Homecoming Rep- resentative 4; F. FLA. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4. JAMES RAY UNDERWOOD Jimmy . . . reserved . . . puzzling F.F. A. 1; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2, 3; D. E.C.A. 4. ANITA CHERYL WASSERMAN smear ' em! ... sentimental ... Mutt Student Council Representative 2; Class Secretary 3; Banquet Chair- man 3; F. H„ A. 1,2;F. T.A. 2, Secretary 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Mon- ogram Club 3, 4; Phantomaire Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4;N. E. D. T. Certificate 1,2; Scholastic letter 1,2; Marshal 3; Outstanding Typist 3; Senior Superlative. 97 DORIS JEAN WELCH slim . . . Franklin . . . always laughing FoH„A. Ij F„T„A. 2; Library Aide 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. WILLIAM HOWARD WHISNANT Willy . . . swish . . . easy going Student Council Representative 3, 4; Boys ' Monogram Club 3,4; F. To A, 2; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 3,4; Scholastic letter 4; Senior Superlative. Mascots DAVID HART and ANGELA HANCOCK JERRY RAY WHITE history hound! . . curly black hair FoF.A. 1,2,3. ROBERT RONALD WTIITE, JR. top cat ... just messing around. Football 1,2; Track 2; D. E, C, A, Flistorian 4; Health Career 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Senior Superlative. VICKI ANNE WOOD active . . . the thinker . . . annual worries Student Council Representative 3| Beta Club 3, 4| Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Fo T. A. 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3; Library Aide 4, President 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, His- torian 3; Bible C lub 1, 2; Health Careers Club 3, 4; Phantomaire Staff 3, 4; N. E. Do T„ Certificate 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. CHARLES MITCHELL WRENN 51 ... G. D, L ... Harry Football 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Band 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3. WILLIAM THOMAS WRENN snowman . . . mechanic . . . Lumberjack Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. T, A, 4. I Remember that first d a y a t s chool?— seems like yerterday, doesn ' t it? ■4 Juniors Officers DALTON BREWER, Vice President; KENNETH HOLT, President; NANCY BROWER, Secretary; BRENDA HART, Treasurer, BRENDA ADCOCK DARRELL ANDREWS JERRY ANDREWS PAT ANDREW LINDA BALDWIN JIMMY BARE MIKE BARTH KEN BEANE ANN BELL 100 EDDIE BLAIR WARREN BOWERS ANN BRAY NANCY BRAY DALTON BREWER CLARA BROOKS NANCY BROWER JANICE BROWN JOHNNY BROWN I TONEY BROWN KEN BIJDD ALLEN BURGETTE, JR. CLAUDIA BYERLY RONALD CARTRETTE SANDY CHAPPELL PHIL CLARK LYNN CRAIG SALLY CROTTS TINA DARK LINDA DAVIS RAYMOND DAVIS 101 STEVE DAVIS LEE DIXON MARY LORE DUDEK BRENDA DUNN EMMA DUNN RHONDA DOWD VIRGINIA DOWD BARRY EDWARDS GARRY EDWARDS TOMMY ELDER BETTY ELLINGTON VERNEITA ELLINGTON BECKY FIELDS DARLENE FIELDS LYNN FIELDS MARGARET FIELDS SUE FLIPPIN STEVE FRAZIER BUDDY GLOSSON PAT GOODNIGHT MARTHA GORDON 102 CINDY GRIFFITH JIMMY HARRIS BRENDA HART PAM HATFIELD BRENDA HOLT KENNETH HOLT LINDA HOLT RANDY HOLT KATHY IVEY GROVER JOHNSON GENE JONES ANN KECK LINDA LAMBERT CAROL LEMONS STEVE LEMONS BARBARA LILES LINDA MANESS DANNY MARLEY THELMA McCRARY DAN McMASTERS KAY McPherson 103 FRANKIE MENSCH DONALD MOORE RONALD MOORE GAITHER MURRAY GLORIA MURRAY ARCHIE NORWOOD PENNY PAYNE VIVIAN PASCHAL CAROLYN PETTY HAL PHILLIPS RONNIE PHILLIPS LOU ANN PICKARD NANCY PRICE DICKEY ROBBINS STEVE ROBERTS JANE RUSSELL JAN SESSOMS JOE SHAW GLORIA SHUE BILLY SILER ANNA SMITH 104 CAROLYN SMITH JANE SMITH JERRY SNYDER BUDMIRE STOVALL MARTHA STOVER FRANK SWAIN CAROLYN TANNER BILLY TEAGUE NANCY TEAGUE DON TERRY CAMELLIA THOMAS NANCY THOMAS WAYNE THOMAS LINDA THURMAN VICKY TRACY ANN VONCANNON DORIS WARD BILLIE JEAN WHITE JOHN WHITE TONY WILLIAMS NEIL WRENN 105 Sophomores Officers SANDRA ROBINSON, Vice President; CAROLYN TARTER, Secretary-Treas- urer; PHIL LEONARD, President. REBECCA ALLEN BEVERLY ALLRED DONNY ANDREW ALICE ANDREWS BRENDA ANDREWS PATSY BARTH JIMMY BOLING BEULAH BREWER STEVE BROOKS THOMAS WAYNE BROOKS PAMELA BURGETT DOUG CLARK 106 PAT CLARK FRANKIE COCKMAN KAY COLTRANE VICKIE COOK JOHNNY COOPER JIMMY COX NANCY CRAIG CAROLYN DARK RAY DARK TOMMY DAVIS PAULA DODD DUBBY EDWARDS GEORGIA ELDER CHRIS EVERHART BETTY ROSE FERGUSON SUE FESMIRE PHYLLIS FOGLEMAN BECKY FOX KAY FRAZIER MARY CAROL FRAZIER NEIL GAFFNEY BUB GRIFFIN GERALD GUNTER JOE HAWKER CECIL HOLLIDAY MICHAEL HOLT BENNIE JOHNSON JEAN JOHNSON RAYMOND JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON 107 PAM JOYCE STEVE KELLY ROGER LANGLEY PHIL LEONARD JAMES ALLEN LINER LARRY McDaniel ELLEN McLAURIN PATRICIA McPherson PHYLLIS MANESS RUSSELL MANESS DAVID MARLEY FLOYD MESSER JODY MINOR SAMMY MOORE STEVE MOORE JUDITH MUELLER BOB NEWMAN ANN PAIGE GWEN PASCHAL JANICE PHILLIPS ROGER PHILLffS ROLFE PH ILLIPS RONNIE PICKARD DONALD PIKE PATSY PITTMAN BRUCE POE RUSSELL POOLE CAROL REVILLE JAY RICHARDSON SANDRA ROBINSON 108 ROBERT SHARPE STEVE SHORT SUSAN SILER DAVID SMITH LEE SMITH KERMIT SPIVEY LLOYD STARR GARY STONE JERRY STONE PAT STONE CLARA STOVALL EDDIE SUITS BRENDA SWAIN CAROLYN TARTER BOBBY TEAGUE DIANE TEAGUE ELADIE TEAGUE JANET TEAGUE SHARON THOIvIAS LINDA VONCANNON JACKIE WALTERS DAVID WENTWORTH KAY WHITE BUCK WICKER JANE WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS ROBERT WRENN RICKEY YORK LARRY YOW SUE YOW 109 .-jjjjjgyiia g Freshmen Officers PAT COLLINS, Secretary- Treasurer; JOE BRAY, President; BILL ANDREW, Vice President. DOUG ADAMS BILL ANDREW ROBERT ANDREWS DEBORAH BAKER STEVE BARKER KENNETH BEAL WATOE BRAFFORD BECKY BRAY BILLY BRAY GREGORY BRAY JOE BRAY ELI BROOKS BILL BROWER ALICE BROWN DWIGHT BROWN BILLY BUCKNER WANDA BUCKNER JIMMY CAVANAUGH PAT COLLINS NANCY CRIDER no CAROLYN CRCTTS MIKE CROUSE JANE CULBERSON WANDA SUE CULBERSON CLYDE CUTLER DEBRA DAVIS DONALD DUNN DELANE DEWARDS ANN ELIXSON BOBBY EZZELL JACKIE FERGUSON MURPHY FERGUSON AL FIELDS BOBBY FOX ANDY FRIX TERRY GADDY FRANKIE GAINES JEANETTE GALLIMORE GWEN GEE LINDA GILMORE FABIENNE GREENE LINDA GUNTER BILL HACKNEY MARTHA HACKNEY PHYLLIS HALL BEN HANCOCK CONNIE HARRIS CHARLIE HART DONALD HEARD ODELL HILLIARD SHIRLEY HOYLE BOBBY HUDSON SYLVIA HUNNICUTT FLOYD BUSTER INGOLD DEBORAH JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON JEANETTE JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON LINDA KAY JOHNSON PAMELA SUE JOHNSON RAYH. JOHNSON W. RAY JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON MIKE JONES SAMMY JONES MICHAEL JORDAN JUDY JUSTICE BONNIE KELLAM JIMMY LANE LINDA LANGLEY RICHARD LARUE JOHNNY LEMONS LARRY LEMONS JANE LISK SHIRLEY LOWE JUDY LYNCH BETTY MANESS EVELYN MANESS LAURA MANESS ANGELA MANGUM TERRY McDowell CAROLYN MENSCH GORDON MESSER PEGGY MOODY GARY MOORE SHIRLEY MOORE CONNIE MORGAN HARRIET MURRAY MARY LEIGH NEWMAN JACKIE PAYNE SYLVIA PERRY DEBORAH PHILLIPS TOMMY PHILLIPS SHARON PICKARD DEBBI PIKE DAVID POE LARRY POE ELAINE POWERS MIKE PRITCHARD FREDDIE QUIDLEY 112 ANDY RITCH MARK SCOTT RONALD SCOTT JOEL SEAGROVES LARRY SEALS DEBBIE SESSOMS BRENDA SHUE MITCHELL SIMPSON BOBBY SMITH LEWIS SMITH DONNA SNYDER TINA SOUTHER SHIRLEY STEPHENS JANE STOUT DILLARD STOVALL ROBERT STOVER STEVE STRICKLAND CAROLYN SWAIN RITCHIE TEAGUE CHARLES THOMPSON PHILLIP THOMPSON CINDY THORNBURG GEORGE TRACY WAYNE WALKER DIANA WASSERMAN JUDY WEBSTER DAVE WELBORNE WANDA WEST EVELYN WHITAKER FRANK WHITE CHRIS WRENN NANCY WRENN DIANE WRIGHT EDWARD YORK PANSY YOW Not Pictiired LARRY BROWN LESTER BROWN KEITH OLDHAM BILL SHAW 113 ]14 Ads 1 15 Best Wishes Senior Class of 1965 Typical Chairs manufactured by BOLING CHAIR COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina Established 1904 Distributed by dealers Throughout the Unites States and in Puerto Rico Warehouses In Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, and New York 1 16 First Union National Bank North Carolina ' s Family of Home Town Banks Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation City Barber Shop FARMER ' S ALLIANCE STORE, INC. General Merchandise Free Parking Lot Phone 742-3020 West Raleigh Street SI ler City, North Carolina The best equipped barber shop in Si ler City Newby Smith Bo Heritage Jack Lane TEAGUE ' S ESSO STATION Si ler City, North Carolina Phone 742-2324 Tommy Teague BUDD TIRE COMPANY Phone 742-2322 1 1 8 East 3rd Street Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of JONES ' DEPARTMENT STORE Siler City, North Carolina 117 WATSON POULTRY Siler City, North Carolina For a Rewarding Career, register now for our Summer term! Write: SOUTH EASTERN COLLEGE of BEAUTY CULTURE, INC. 301 East Trade Street Charlotte, North Carolina RUTH ' S DRIVE IN Open 25 Hours a Day Hwy. 64 By-Pass Pizza to your order Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of Key Tire and Appliance Phone 742-4184 Siler City, North Carolina VAN THOMAS CONTRACTOR, INC. SMITH AND BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME Since 1933 Phone 742-2151 Siler City, North Carolina HACKNEY INSURANCE REALTY COMPANY Insurance-Real Estate-Property Management Phone 742-3422 Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-4148 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of FLYNT ' S FLORIST FRIENDLY CLEANERS TOWEL REMNANT SHOP Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-3034 CARDINAL CAFETERIA Highway 421 North Lunch served from 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Siler City, North Carolina SILER CITY MILLS, INCORPORA TED Mr. Glenn Phillips, shown here with his brother Greg, is Traffic Manager for Siler City Mills. Siler City, North Carolina Chatham Dog Food Chatham Fresh Feed Purity-Chatham Lily Flour Collins and Aikmen Corporation Weavers of Fine Upholstery Fabrics Compliments of the Siler City Plant Country Store Siler City, North Carolina Roses Stores, Inc. Siler City, North Carolina 120 THE FABRIC SHOP Sewing Needs Siler City, North Carolina COPPER PENNY DRIVE-IN Highway 421 Payne Collins CLYDE BURKE AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 522 East 3rd Street Siler City, North Carolina SILER CITY Branch of AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 221 E. RALEIGH ST. Compliments of BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina GRIMES CHINA GIFT SHOP Chatham Hotel Bui Iding Si ler City, North Carolina Phone 742-2220 SILER CITY DRUG COMPANY Dial For prescriptions For Sundries Phone 742-2551 Phone 742-2421 Two Registered Pharmacists: Frank G . Brooks, Jr, C.M. Ferguson, Jr. Our Prescriptions are accurately compounded with the exact care your doctor demands. Registered pharmacist on duty at all times Free Delivery Service 121 102 South Chatham Avenue Si ler City, North Carolina PLANTER’S NATIONAL The PLACE fo BANK ...and SAVE IMMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM B. C. MOORE SONS DEPARTMENT STORE Buy from Moore and Save More Phone 742-3117 Pandemonium. . . 10-mInute break 122 CHATHAM HOTEL Steam Heat Air conditioned Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-3226 Compliments of Buckner Iron and Metal Co. Period Furniture Old Glass THE SPINNING WHEEL Highway 64 E. Siler City, N.C. Pictures, Frames Phone 742-4139 BILL BILL SERVICE STATION W.R. Fitts Phone 742-3661 MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Beauty made more Beautiful Phone 742-2886 Structural Steel and Fabrication Siler City, North Carolina STRUCTURAL STEEL U USED CUTTINC UELDING Western Auto Associate Store Home owned by Borens Inc . Phone 742-2126 202 North Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina A. J. SCHNEIERSON SONS, INC. Siler City, North Carolina Manufacturers of lingerie, nightwear, and dresses SILER CITY USED CARS Phone 742-301 6 Siler City, North Carolina Bob St inson, owner 123 ELDER MOTOR COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina Langley Refrigeration Co. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sales and Service Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-2777 York McCray Air Conditioning Refrigeration P N Oil Company P. O. Box 585 1 19 West Dolphin Street Siler City, North Carolina W. R. Smith - Vice-President Telephone 742-4163 124 Brownie - Lu Drive - In Phone 742-3497 Siler City Curb Service Plenty of Parking Space CHATHAM GULF SERVICE Phone 742-2615 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of SILER CITY TIRE Si ler City BURKE ' S RECORD SHOP Asheboro and Siler City North Carolina CHATHAM GROCERY Wholesale Grocers Phone 742-2544 Siler City, North Carolina 125 ELLIS LADIES ' SHOP Phone 742-2224 Siler City, North Carolina Wrenn Brothers Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-3329 HARRIS FURNITURE CO. 623 East 3rd St, Siler City, North Carolina CHATHAM CLEANERS AND LAUNDERETTE Siler City ' s only drive-in cleaners 742-3451 FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SERVICE 742-41 17 Siler City, North Carolina Save where it pays Home Savings and Loan Association Home Loans Insured Savings 4 1 4% Current Dividend 113 East Raleigh Street-Phone 742-41 86 Siler City, North Carolina BREWER REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. I n our new location Siler City Professional Bldg. 234 East Raleigh St . Siler City, North Carolina DIXON CABINET SHOP General Woodworking Kitchen Micarta cabinets Cabinet and Table Tops Phone 742-3782 Siler City, North Carolina 126 Chatham Novelties South Chatham Avenue Ext. Siler City, North Carolina Dial 742-3385 The Grey House 217 East Raleigh Street Phone 742-2134 Siler City, North Carolina pi I WNCA The Bright Sound of Today Siler City, North Carolina 127 CHATHAM OIL CO., INC. Gulf Oil Products Phone 742-2844 Siler City, North Carolina Chatham Motors, Inc. SPENCE BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Siler City, North Caroline JUSTICE REALTY INVESTMENT CO. Real Esate and Rentals 144 North Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina THE BOOK STORE Opposite post office Siler City, North Carolina School Supp lies. . . Stationery. . . Foremost Yarn Mills Today ' s Pleasure-Tomorrow ' s Treasure Knitting and Needlecrafts ORPHIE ' S KNIT SHOP 742-4617 Siler City, N.C. 128 Adele’s 128 North Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-2015 Compliments of Chick Sales, Inc. Telephone 742-2410 Siler City, North Carolina Hilltop Lanes Siler City, North Carolina Home Electric Co. contrac ting -repair! ng-fixtures Phone me-l ' ll wire you 132 North Chatham Ave. Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-3353 129 CHATHAM FOODS INCORPORATED Makers of those famous Smokies Phone 742-2141 P. O. Box 426 Siler City, North Carolina CHATHAM INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY Insure and be sure E. S. Dick Bridgers SILER CITY OIL CO. Greensboro Highway Telephone 742-3051 Compliments of CRUTCHFIELD ' S STORE Crutchfield ' s Cross Roads Siler City, North Carolina J. W. Stone Clothing 112 South Chatham Ave. Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-4213 You get the best quality In boys ' and men ' s clothing. 130 There’s a one and only” in refreshment, too Asheboro Bottling Company H. H. Elder Oil Co. Phone 742-2585 Siler City, North Carolina DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT CARRY THIS LABEL... ARE GRADE A” ALL THE WAYl 131 We carry a complete line of athletic equipment for high schools and summer sports programs. Make our store your headquarters It Pays to Play Coble Sporting Goods Company Johnson Cotton Company Siler City, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of SESSOMS ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Compliments of Siler City, North Carolina Clapp O.K. GAS AND OIL SERVICE Phone 742-4622 Siler City, North Carolina Brothers Implement BANNER-TRULOVE COMPANY, INC. and Supply Company Groceries, institutional and frozen foods. Farm Equipment Sales and Service 218 Hughes Street Greensboro, Zone 2, North Carolina 132 Siler City, North Carolina Your Doorway fo Protection Compliments of Harcourt and Company STATE CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Raleigh, North Carolina Life, Group, and Accident Insurance Cards-Invitations-Diplomas Compliments of BYRD ' S FOOD CENTER Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of SILER CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 133 DON ' T SAY BREAD, SAY HOLSUM Selig of North Carolina Incorporated Siler City North Carolina 134 Compliments of THE FRIENDLY FLORIST AND NURSERY CRANFORD ' S STUDIO LAMBERT ' DRIVE-IN CAROLINA FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO BILL ' S GOOD FOOD DOLLY MADISON BEAUTY SHOP WILSON ' S 64 AUTO SALES CENTRAL CAROLINA FARMERS ' EXCHANGE BELK-YATES CO. SILER CITY SEAFOOD MARKET S. H. OIL CO. WOOD ' S 5 10 LILES PLUMBING AND HEATING B. L. AUTO SERVICE HUNT ' S DEPARTMENT STORE AMERICAN SERVICE STATION THE ABC SHOPPE CHATHAM AUTO TRACTOR PARTS CO. BLAIR ESSO STATION GLAMOUR SPOT BEAUTY SHOPPE DIXON ' S BEAUTY SHOP CAROLINA PHARMACY THE ELMS TEA ROOM BRADY FLORIST HOLLAND RADIO CO. JIM ' S DISCOUNT HOUSE BUCKNER ' S FOOD CENTER WILSON ' S 64 GULF SERVICE BILL ' S GRILL, INC. ELDER PRINTING FURNITURE EXCHANGE BRADSHAW SUPPLY CO. McMASTERS-BROOKS 135 As the years pass, each of us will go his separate way in search of happiness, success, and the fulfillment of his dreams. And in some quiet moment in the distant future, each one will return to J.M. as these ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DAYS again pass IN REVUE. 136 I 0 I liuL r. .... . A PRODUCT OF unter 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N C fLlliluiiLdlk I nmu ' dm m, (‘■iikii L : � .. .. — .-. ' ■