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

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Physical Education Department Go, you C h i c k e n Fat, Go echoes throughout the gym as bending, reaching, squatting, P.E. students build stronger, healthier bodies. Quick, peppy records for rhy- thm make exercising fun. When the music stops and the exercising halts, the students gather for instruction and participation in basketball, soccer, volley ball, and oth- er sports. Students exercise their minds in the classroom study of health, an integral part of physical education. MARGARET ANNE RIDEOUT Atlantic Christian College B.S. Health, Physical Education World History Girls' Monogram Club BILLY RAY WEST Guilford College, A . B. Biology, Health, Physical Education Boys' Monogram Club Get that toss! Oh, my a ching back! resounds from the football field as the P.E. boys set up the bleachers for the first football game. 4 , 1 .wh ,,, , rwiwwh bla? ' ff, W, Va' Q 2' , ,nm Wg , L'1r,,on,,,, 1

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OSSIE KENDALL BUCKNER, JR. Guilford College, A.B. Economics, Sociology Introduction to Govern- ment, Physical Science Boys' Monogram Club - 'Ri I SARAH BRUTON WRENN Greensboro College, A .B. English, U. S. History F.T.A. -'is , H HM - ?ZWs ?7f lslfif Oh, look! I see a duck on Lake Michigan! Social Studies Department An insight into the past is made possible by the Social Studies Department. Students learnfrom studying the past why our lives are as they are t od ay. In the traditional courses, such as U.S. history and world histoly, the stu- dents learn of the important events and achievements of the past. In the contemporary courses., the students learn the workings of democracy and the pa rt the individual plays in bettering our society. Mr. Ike Andrews, a guest speak- er forthe U. S. history class, speaks on Andrew ja ckson and jacksonian democracy.

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Foreign Languages Department Offering both French and Latin,the Language Depart- ment tries to acquaint Jordan-Matthews' students with other lands while they learn to speak, read, and write a foreign langua g e. During the space age, as the world grows increasingly smaller, a need for the understanding of other peoplesbecomes apparent. The study of language o ffe rs students a chance to become familiar with other countries and the problems that face these nations. RV X With a little bit of help, French can be fun. C'est drole. 25 I-IALLIE MCLEAN PARKER Salem College DOROTHY B. SHUGART U.N.C.-C.H., A.B. U.N.C.-C.H., A.B. French M.A. Democracy in Action Latin, World History Student C ounc il Board work is a must in the study of Latin as these students are quickly finding out.