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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

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Not pictured: Chris Everhart. Prom Committee: Mitchell S i m p s o n, Entertainment Com- mittee Chairman, Elaine Powers, Food Committee Chairman, David Poe, Decoration Committee Chairman. 14 V i Mr. Gary Andrew Mrs. Irene Smith Student Math Te3.Ch6I' Teacher Aid Mrs. Margaret Gayle Mrs. Diane Buckner Library Aid Teacher Aid 15 Probably nowhere can a more proper application of the term unsung heroes be made than in describing the administration of an American high school. Numerous are the frustrations of those whose responsibility it is to aid the learning process of future citizens. Perhaps this task of our instructors is not the most glamorous or even the most outwardly re- warding, but let them take comfort in this thought: throughout future years, many will be the times their former students will take a cherished glimpse back with this afterthought- l couldn't have made it without them. Qsnlminiisiraiinn .-A Aemmlstnatlon R.C. Fields Duke University, U.N.C.-C.H,, A B M A . ., . . Principal Pattie Stinson Brewer Secretary AM? PRWCIPAL Mae Marshburn Lane Meredith College, U.N.C.-C.H., A.B. Librarian Beta Club, Phantomaire, Library Club Jimmie R. Collins Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S. Assistant Principal Sandra King D, 4b . Ed 1 Ohio University, Pomona College, U.N.C.-C.H, A.B. Dlsgrguivec ucatlon Guidance Counselor ' ' ' ' lub 19 O. Kendall Buckner, Jr. Guilford College, A.B. Economics, Sociology, World History Assistant Coach-Football, Coach-Baseball Boys' Monogram Club Willard I. Clark East Carolina College, B. S. Industrial Cooperative Training V.l.C.A. Club 20 aculty 8 jean H. Chappell University of Tennessee, B. S. Home Economics F.H.A. Club Claude B. Culp Vocational Beauty School, Greensboro Bruna's School of Hair Design Toronto, Canada Cosmetology George A. Dodson East Carolina College Louisburg, B. S. 1 Civics, General Math, Geography, U.S. I-list Introduction to Government Coach-Basketball O Linda Earle Duncan Duke University, Mary Baldwin College, A.B. , M.A. T. Chemistry, General Math Phyllis T. Edwards Allie Grey Fletcher N. C. College- Longwood College, Durham, A.B. Radford College, B. S French, English Commercial Blue 8 White Echo Mamie Andrew Foust U.N.C.-G., B.S. Home Economics, Family Life F.H.A. Club Sarah Ramsey Kaufman Duke University, U.N. C. -Chapel Hill, A.B., M.A. English Virginia P. Howard Meredith College, A.B. Biology, Physical Science Girls' Monogram Club Ifaculty Ida May Liles East Carolina College, A.B. Algebra, Geometry Health Careers Club 22 , A.B. ' t 1, I 5 ' gfffjh Dr. Richard A. Lineberry Jgycg B. Myers Guilford College, U.N.C.-C.H., U,N,C.-G. B-5-, M.3-, Ph- D- French, English Chemistry, Physical Science, Student Council Physics Janet C. Ogle Gardner-Webb Junior College, U.N,C. -C.H. , A,A,, A.B. English V-yi l Fred H. Poston Wake Forest College, U.N.C.-C.H., B.S., M.Ed Advanced Math, Algebra, Geometry, Driver Education F.T,A. Club, Golf Team N U SIX? if 29 E3 2559 NES 1712 1515 ZBCQ 2536 256171 bl S S8 2 1 I .. v 1 SP Ei? its 22 A- 23 -. X fs .. ,fa ms 4--- E 5 2 S? I7 S! I3 WH 'll lb WTS 47 H WN 46 88 MW e 45 89 I6 44 90 David R. Reynolds N.C. State University, B. S. Agriculture F.F.A, Club J: , . U 'ur AD' 'bo All .3 f Catherine jenrette Smith U.N.C.-G. , B. S. Biology, Physical Education Nancy M. Southern Saint Andrews College, U.N.C.-C.H. , A.B English, Speech and Dramatics Drama Club Roberta A. Thompson Lander College, South Carolina, B. S. Business Math, Typing Bible Club 24 1- Y mwNesxswmwwm -------T....: : ti n , we-1 X ' I NNNN E I S 3C . 4' . Billy Ray West Guilford College, A.B. Biology, Health, Physical Education . Coach-Football, Track De An Wmton U.N.C.-G., B.M. Band aculty HY? Ns-sg 'N-pl james Clifford Withers Sarah B. Wrenn N. C. State University, B. S. Greensboro College, A.B. Agriculture English, U.S. History F.F.A. Club F.T.A. Club 25 King Lear dated who? English Diagrams, paragraphs, themes. . . Caesar s Et tu Brutus? . . . Macbeth's ambition. . . essays, limericks, ballads, short stories, and novels. . . vocabulary and speeches. . . stimulating ideas and unconscious growth . . .those extra book reports.. . l'1l never find the time. But you do. . .films and class dra m at i ze d scenes. . . and don't forget that term paper. . . confer- ences and a genuine concern that each of us will experience and triumph in all aspects of our Mother language. i ..pnd ' Stab him in the heart and l'1l drop the curtain. 26 What's the matter, Nancy? Can't you concentrate? Maybe if you'd take your books up to Brownie's. .. math All these problems for homework? . . . Protrac- tors, Compasses, rulers, tables, and chalk dust. . .The new math brings its own problems... equations and theorems and proofs. . . sudden insight andthe satisfac- tion of mastering that problem. . . r e po rts, too, on mathematicians and practical application of math in the past and today... p a rallel reading in the new supplementary books. . . filmstrips to enrich our study and to help us in solving our problems! Xe r E Don't panic, fellag Dally knows the solution. 27 SCIENCE Frogs and crayfish and formaldehyde. . . bugs and unidentifiable leaves. . .unbalanced equations. . . fumes from the lab. . . broken test tubes and burned fingers. . .field trips . . . an awareness and wonder at the world around us. . . study for those TV exams. . . pages of notes. . . Could you p le a se slow down? . . . reports on scientists. . . filmstrips and films to give color and life to m any classes. . . drawings and more drawings-the results of all this will be tomorrow's scien- tists?! ,wk Hey boys, what you got brewing? Grow, little plantsg please get bigger! 28 ' ,...., , - Well, I'm going to take a trip to France. SOCIAL SILIOIGS lf we are to live in the world of tomor- row, we must be acquainted with yesterday and today. If we are to know ourselves, we must know others--and so we study history, economics, sociology, Civics, and govern- ment. Informal and stimulating discussions . . .TV class presentations. . .parallel read- ing reports. . .special projects.. .films, filmstrips, and recordings relative to specif- ic subject of the day-these class activities motivate us in our thinking and make events of yesterday and today more meaningful to us. But what if we thought you said not to study the dates? 29 Exercise. . . ugh. . . and they say it's good for Come gn. , , Whafs holding up the game? u you . physical EOUCAIICH Those freshmen who might have pre- viously believed in the old adage concern- ing a hea1thy mind and healthy -'tg-dy begin to have their doubts about the neces- sity of the ly part somewhere about the 50th lap around the gym floor! Suffer as they may, they know that their p hy s i c al training will be helpful to them by increas- ing their agility and keeping them in shape . . .Well, Faye, if your gym pants weren't so tight, they wou1dn't have spl it!. . .use Right Guard, and skip the showers. . .Fitness queens??! !. . . Mr. West, would you believe we finished our exercises? The form of a pro??!! Don t knock it-we need the extra credit. MRTE Q eeA1ef S nm , fr , Why can't there be a universal langage? Qench Vocabulary and vocabulary. . . Repeat . . .singing carols in French. . . but it's all Greek to me . . . Records and tapes to atune that listening ear. . .pop quizzes- you must keep up . . .projects on country and people to find out about our neighbors and prepare us for better relations in a worl d growing closer together. 31 A new building with lots of new equip- ment. . . type, type, type-practice, prac- tice, practice. . . But I can't transcribe my notes! . . . columns that must b alanc e... credit and debits.. .le tt e rs, all kinds of letters. . . Voc abulary, punctuation and spell- ing... accuracy is the thing that really counts. . .upon completion of the business courses, s t u d e nt s are qualified to assume responsibilities in the business worl d or to pursue further training in the business area. If this is supposed to balance, I'm sunk. Bu H1655 sss, 3 5 Q i i She forgot to say STOP, 32 Why go to a doctor when you can stitch yourself? Long hours preparing for the Christmas floats.. .Let's leave for work five minutes early to check Brownie's . . .Cooperation for city, business and industrial plants with department instructors . . . Milking cows, but I wanted to pump gas! . . . reading and special reports. . . setting up attractive displays. . .di- agrams, drawings, and sales talks th at are acceptable to Mr. Clark and Mr. Collins. . . Preparing a dis- play for the State Fair. . . Who nail- ed my shirt to this board?. . .any- body want to be a scarecrow for the cornfie1d?. . . anybody seen my transmission? . . . learning agricul- tural skills. . . studying new farming methods... p 1 a nt i n g crops-a nd hoping! OCAT,lOY1Al Hot isn't the word! Eighteen inches above the knee ought to be short enough. OCAUOHAl Boys, take my advice aboutthose bucket seats 34 Don't eve r stitch over a pin . . .de- lightful aromas radiating from the kitchen . . .dress rehearsals for mothers after dresses and suits are finished. . .hours and hours of preparation for the Christmas tea for faculty and mothers. . .informative discussions in fa m i ly life. . .presentation of up-to-date information on sewing and cooking tech- niques. . .new, colorful department with the most modern equipment and conveniences . . . get that Brillo pad out of the beans! Styling hair, make-up, and se1f-im- p rov e m e nt are characteristic of our new Cosmetology department. . .what color shall my hair be today?. . .I can't open my eyes, the mascara's too thick. ...I like polka- dotted fingernails! How much would it cost to rent a reindeer? Well, Shirley, what did you expect, a mirac1e?!? Tommy, are you trying to lay down on the job ? 35 The number and variety of a school's organizations and clubs serve as an excellent indication of the true spirit present within the school. Through our organizations, we students have a chance to express ourselves and listen to others and their contrasting ideas. lt is this opportunity for self improvement that acts as the icing on the cake , extending beyond the reading, writing, and arithmetic of day to day school procedure. We are proud of the progress made by our clubs, a wonderful combination of fellowship and different learning processes that will mean much to the students, now and in future years. Qrganizaiinns A V ,X I Stuoent Council Our Student Council has become a vital part of school life, sewing to improve fac- ulty-student relations. . .is Pat laying out of this meeting, too?. . . Steve, behave, you're Sergeant-at-Armsl. . . who swiped the mon- itor's desk?-if you don't tell, you'1l be sent to the Student Faculty Advisory Committee . . . celebrate homecoming right-bring the Hot Nut's alburnn. . . Lee, you get to ride with Mrs. Myers to Kinston. . . Bill, will you quit flirting with Dally and set up this com- mitteel. . .planning for entertainment after games.. .looking forward to attendance at summer workshop at Mars Hill. . . Santa Claus visits the special education class at Paul Braxton School for a Christmas party-an- other student council project. Steve Hughes Sergeant- at-Arms 38 Lee Smith President Pat Collins Secretary-Treasurer Bill Andrew Vice-President 'jay' Jackie, that's a fine young love note, but where's your admit slip? 39 Brenda Andrews Donnie Andrews jimmy Boling Steve Brooks Pat Collins Vickie Cook jimmy Cox Carolyn Crotts Sandra Duncan jackie Ferguson Jeanette johnson Ray Johnson Raymond Johnson Sue Johnson Mike Jones Bonnie Kellam Pheobe Lindley Evelyn Maness Connie Morgan Mary Newman Janice Phillips Rolfe Phillips Debbie Pike Elaine Powers Robert Sharpe Mitchell Simpson Lee Smith Billy Smith Donna Snyder Jane Stout Bobby Teague Elaine Teague Cindy Thornburg Vicki Walters Mitchell Simpson, Vice-President, Brenda Andrew, Secretary, Donna Snyder, Tr e a sure rg and jimmy Boling, President. BETA ClUB Average of 3.2, approved by faculty- and don't leave out conduct grades. Mrs. Lane won't let you forget those anyway. . . thank heavens for probation. . .publication of Phantomaire. . .Will you sign up as a tutor?. . . With tutors like us, who n e e ds help ?. . . must find project to raise money- Scholastic letters to buy, you know, and convention expenses. 40 ,,,,.,, ,, The Constitution Committee in a heated debate on inflation and the rising cost of bubble gum. 'V-W 1-l Sue F e s m i re, Song Leader3 Beulah Brewer, Treasurerg Brenda Andrews, Presidentg Sue Johnson, S e c r e t a ryg Jeanette johnson, Vice-President. Reverend Claude L. Simpson stresses the importance of religion in daily life. BIBLE ClUB Promoting Christian attitudes in the activities of the students is the soul purpose of the Bible Club... Mrs. Thompson, I've finally got the progr am planned. . .you can be Santa Claus in the Christmas play . . .wake up, you've got devotions this morning! Beverly Allred Becky Bray Beulah Brewer Phyllis Brewer Kay Coltrane Brenda Davis Sue F esmire Phyllis Fogleman Chris Harden Debra johnson Kaye Johnson Sandra johnson Sue Johnson janet jones Jean Kivet Jane Lisk Patricia McPherson Diane Pickard The editors are jimmy Boling, Photography, Steve Brooks, Layout, Lee Smith, Sports, Pat Collins, Copy, Robert Sharpe, Editor-in-Chief, and Janice Phillips, Business Manager. Dhantomame Staff 4 ...N The assistant editors are Mary Newman, Sports, Sue Johnson, Layout, Cindy Thornburg, Copy, and Mitchell Simpson, Assistant Editor. 42 A nev e 1' to be forgotten experience- working on the annual.. .we've just got to get organizedl. . . how can we get th at on 148 pages?. . .they're three weeks overdue . . .we can't possibly fit the copy into that little space. . . pepsi on the layout book. . . Pat, quit popping your knuckles!. . . vertical pictures in horizontal s p ac e s. . .you mean copy was supposed to be double-spaced?. . . Sue, can't you spell anything right?. . .B-ug color, Rob e rt?. . . what's your excuse this time, Jimmy? never meet the deadline ! . . . hey, they're finally here ! . . . These random t h o u g h t s recall to the staff members days, and days, and days of fun, and-MQ, believe it or not! But if the results of our labors bring a smile of'approv- al or help recall for you pleasant events or faces that have eluded your memory, then we will feel that our time has been well spent. After weeks of hard work by the school paper staff, the -B-JE-EQ White -Boho is circulated among the student body, with all the news, gossip, and song dedications of jordan-Matthews ...I think you'd better proofre ad this again, P au 1 a. . .wasn't something left out. . . who put that in about me? Blue ADO WHIIZG 5 Echo Staff Ah, the gossip column-who are Benny and Paula mad at this week? My ., Brenda Andrews, Feature Editor, Patsy Farmer, Assistant Editor, Paula Dodd, Editor-in-Chief, Becky Fox, Publicity Manager. Not Pictured: Benny Johnson, Sports Editor. 43 Bill Andrew Steve Barker jimmy Boling Steve Brooks Bill Brower Billy Buckner jimmy Cox Truman Duncan Dubby Edwards Chris Everhart Buddy Fields Bobby Fox Terry Gaddy Bub Griffin Bill Hackney Ben Hancock Steve Hughes Buster lngold Benny johnson Edward Johnson Ray Johnson Raymond johnson Mike jones Mike Key Jimmy Lane Phil Leonard Larry McDaniels Steve Moore Barry Phillips David Poe Russell Poole Jay Richardson Joel Seagroves Robert Sharpe Mitchell Simpson Lewis Smith jerry Stone Robert Stover jackie Whitt Robert Wrenn Larry Yow Steve Moore, Vice-President, Raymond johnson, Sergeant-at-Armsg Phil Leonard, President, Buster lngold, Secretary-Treasurer. Boys' Monogram Club members pl e d g e them- selves to the development of better high school ath- letics at J.M.l-I. and seek to stimulate fellowship and recognition gained through competitive sports. Locker room confusion. . . Who's got my hip pads? . . . Sure, I'm going to sell Brunswick Stew tickets, it's an excuse to get out of the house. . . do we have to buy gl of the homecoming representatives flowers? . . .take it up a little here and there, Buster, and that size 50 monogram jacket will fit perfectly. . .let's finish these plans for the Christmas dance. . . get that rebound?. . .but how canl throw the discus-the man- agers forgot it! ?. . .just one more inning to go! Bu sy, energetic, co-operative, enthusiastic- these qualities certainly describe our Boys' Monogram Club. Boys' monognam CLUB And sign that With Love. . . 44 Sharon Thomas, Vice-President, Nancy Craig, Secretary, Betty Ferguson, President, Georgia Elder, Treasurer. Developing school spirit, promoting the ideals of athletics, and practicing good sportsmanship-these are the main objectives of the Girls' Monogram Club --doggone, do I have to sell programs again tonight? . . .Betty, just because you're president doesn't mean you get the biggest part in the Talent Show Skit! . . . finally got my eighteen quarters-not bad for a senior . . .sorry I'mlate for the meeting, but I had to polish my clods. . .Managers, did you forget the chewing gum again?. . .T-bone steaks for everyoneg. . . don't tell Mrs. Howard it's coming out of the treasury. These club members, through active participa- tion in basketball, cheerleading, or managing are instrumental in bettering our school's athletic program. Qmls' onoonam ClL1B S Ditch it, Judy! Here comes Mrs. Howard. 45 Pat Collins Nancy Craig Paula Dodd Georgia Elder Judy Evans Patsy Farmer Betty Rose Ferguson Jackie Ferguson Becky Fox Sue Johnson Pam Joyce Mary Newman Sandra Robinson Donna Snyder Elaine Teague Sharon Thomas Cindy Thornburg Chris Wrenn Jane Atkinson Cathy Bradley Shelia Bray Ann Brewer Linda Britson Steve Brooks Pat Collins Nancy- Craig Marcia Dark Paula Dodd Georgia Elder Patsy Farmer Fabienne Green Phyllis Hall Susan Holt Sue johnson Jeanette Johnson jane Lisk Evelyn Maness Becky Marsh Connie Morgan Mary Newman Anne Phillips Donna Snyder Tina Souther Cindy Thornburg Patty Wall Nancy Wrenn Fabienne Green, Reporter, Patsy Farmer, Secretary, Georgia Elder, President, Tena Souther, Yearbook Chairman, Nancy Wrenn, Treasurer, Connie Morgan, Parliamentarian and Steve Diana Wasserman Brooks, Vice-President. Eta. F.T.A. members are given a chance to explore the responsibilities and rewards of the teaching p r o f e s s io n. . . for our next bulletin board-An Apple a Day Chalks Up Brownies. . .but she gave me a B on con- duct-do we have to invite her to the student -faculty tea?. . .Teacher Appreciation Week. . .can you se rve at the N.C.E,A. banquet?. . . Career Day hostesses. . . Will I ever be a teacher? 46 We give. . trading stamps? ' 7 Mary Newman, Chaplaing Kaye Coltrane, Reporterg Betty Ferguson, Vice-Presidentg Linda Voncannon, Treasurerg Pat Collins, Presidentg Donna Snyder, Secretary. No, Diana, your illness for today is not listed. l.lBl2Al2 Clus A hard-working crew. . . an es- sential part of J.M.'s effective operations. . . books to go on shelves . . . magazines to go on racks and to be filed forlater circulation. . . desk duty. . .reference duty. . . overdue fee checks.. .books to mend. . . poste rs to make. . . equipment to circulate. . . film to mail. . . house- keeping duties. . . books on reserve ...tea for teachers to show-off new books, . . . I didn't know there was so much to do . . .All working together to make our library a help- ful place to visit. Beverly Allred Beulah Brewer Pat Collins Kay Coltrane Diane Elder Judy Evans Betty Rose Ferguson Jackie Ferguson Paulette Harris Melinda Lindley Patricia McPherson Becky Marsh Brenda Moon Judi Mueller Mary Newman Patsy Pittman Ann Robbins Sandra Robinson Rose Rodgers Susan Siler Donna Snyder Cindy Thornburg Linda Voncannon Jan Ward Beverly Allred Brenda Andrews Becky Bray Beulah Brewer Phyllis Brewer Carolyn Crotts Brenda Davis Sue Fesmire Phyllis Fogleman Phyllis Hall Debra johnson Jeanette johnson Kay Johnson Pam Johnson Sandra Johnson Jean Kivett V jane Lisk Betty Maness Phyllis Maness Patricia McPherson Ann Robbins Linda Voncarmon David Wentworth Evelyn Whitaker Sue Fesmire, Treasurerg Carolyn Crotts, Report- erg Beulah Brewer, Presidentg jane Lisk, Vice- Presidentg Patricia McPherson, Secretary. health Caneens Cluls Health Careers. . . so many areas of service to become informed about. . .cooperation with hospital on projects. . .regular visits to our meetings by Mr. Lisk, Chatham County Hospital Administrator. . . v i s i t to hospital at Ft. Bragg military base. . . I'm afraid I couldn't give some- one a shot-it's too much like torture to me.. . . picnic at nurs e s' home. . .Can't wait to wear one of those cute little hats. 48 Hey, Beulah, wonder if those big brown ones are chocolate. Health Careers guest spe aker, Mr. Jack Brooks, talks to the members on pharmaceu- tical processes. Debbie Sessoms, Historian, Jeanette Johnson, Song Leader, Sue Fesmire, Reporter, Diane Teague, President, Elaine Teague, Treasurer, Elaine Powers, Prliamentariang Bonnie Kellam, Vice- President, Brenda Andrews, Secretary. Wonder if we cooked this water long enough? Fha. A growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemakers is gained by the members of the F.H.A.. . . but if you don't have a husband, what good is being able to cook?. . .Quit smiling, members, initiation isn't fun for everyone. . . polka-dotted curtains and striped furniture -who saysl have develop- ed good taste ?. . . the district rally, F.I-I.A. -F.F.A. Banquet-fun fo r everyone. Betty Andrew Brenda Andrews Terri Atkinson Nancy Beard Cathy Bradley Patti Brady Beulah Brewer Phillis Brewer Sandra Brewer Jean Brooks Sara Brooks Merilyn Card Linda Clark Pat Collins Kay Coltrane Sandra Cook Vickie Cook Yvonne Culberson Marcia Dark Sharon Dark Jean Davis Ruby Davis Cecelia Dixon Sharon Edwards Georgia Elder Donna Ellington Kathy Ellis Diane Ferguson Sue F esmire Brenda Fields Connie Gilbert Dally Glosson Sara Hackney Faye Hall Lana Hamer Cathy Harris Paulette Harris Pat Hilton Rosemary Ingle Martha Jessup Debra Johnson Jeanette Johnson Pam Johnson Sue Johnson Janet Jones Jo Elaine Jones Vicky Jones Judy Justice Bonny Kellam Mary Beth Kelly Jackanette Lane Zoanne Lemons Malinda Lindley Jane Lisk Pam McDaniel Patricia McPherson Evelyn Maness Gloria Martin Brenda Moon Doris Morrison Cynthia Nunn Jo Dean Phniips Dianna Phillips Elaine Phillips Elaine Powers Ruby Powers Ann Rector Ann Robbins Bonnie Rogers Debbie Sessoms Dureen Short Brenda Stephens Jane Stout Debbie Stovall Annette Swain Carol Teague Diane Teague Elaine Teague Linda Thomas Sue Thomas Linda Thompson Terri Thomburg Becky Tillman Cindy Vestal Patty Wall Edith Ward Betty Wilson Connie Wright Steve Barker Jim Blanton Judy Edwards Donald Heard Phyllis Horton Bonnie Kellam Tommy Norwood Alcine Price Mike Pritchard Dillard Stovall Steve Strickland Becky Allen Regina Bare Pamela Burgette Jane Culberson Wanda Culberson Debra Davis Kay Frazier Linda Gunter Connie Harris Sylvia Harris Jeanette Johnson Judy Johnson Carolyn Mensch Shirley Stephens Clara Stovall Janet Teague Evelyn Whitaker Pansy Yow BAND Jim Blanton, Librarian, Donald Heard, Sergeant-at-Arms, Bonnie Kellam, Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Pritchard, Vice-President, Steve Barker, President, Tommy Norwood, Librarian, Mrs. Winton, Director. Cosmetolog Band members are given an opportunity to develop their rhythm and appreciation for music. . .on the downbeat, people ! . . . you've got a spider in your mouth piece. . .Bonnie, your clarinet's flat. . .Barker, quit blowing smoke rings through your trombone. The Cosmetology Club gives high school girls the chance to learn the basics of beauty and culture. . . unless you fix the hair dryer, I'll have to go to English class in curlers. . . fix this hang nail. . . make me look sharp, I've got a big date tonight. Jeanette Johnson, Vice-President, Clara Stovall, Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Johnson, President, Wanda Culberson, Reporter. 50 Cnama Clue Our Drama Club gives its m embers a chance to express their individual talents in acting and an opportunity to attend profes- sional plays in other cities. . . my permission letter ?. . . whata you meanl gotta wear atie . . .ah, can't we stop by the Rat , . . girls, you're suppose to watch the play, not the boys. Alice, it's my turn. Don't lift the merchandise, boys! I'm the good fairy of the North. Steve Brooks, President, Pam Burgette, Treasur- er, Steve Moore, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Sharon Thomas, Secretary. 51 Beverly Allred Alice Andrews Roger Andrews Phil Arrington Jayne Atkinson Terry Atkinson jim Boling Cathy Bradley Ann Brewer Sara Brooks Steve Brooks Pam Burgette Merilyn Card Kay Coltrane Jimmy Cox Connie Gilbert Bill Hackney Phyllis Hall Cecil Holiday Susan Holt Steve Hughes Wanda lngold Jill Januzik jim Januzik Janet jones jo Elaine jones Jean johnson Raymond Johnson Susan johnson Pam Joyce Kay Knight Phil Leonard Larry McDaniel Patricia McSwain Steve Moore Anne Phillips Patsy Pittman Sandra Robinson Rose Rogers Glenda Russell Robert Sharpe Dale Short Mitchell Simpson Lee Smith Carolyn Stone Gary Stone Jerry Stone Sharon Thomas Patty Wall Jackie Walters Vicky Albright Wayne Brooks Ronald Cartrette Lucy Clark Johnny Cooper Tommy Davis Sandra Duncan Alan Fields Bub Griffin Ann Johnson Ray Johnson Richard LaRue Terry McDowell David Marley Shirley Moore Judi Mueller Harriet Murray Bruce Poe Mark Scott David Smith Eddie Suits Philip Thompson Ricky York Judy Lynch Judi Mueller, Vice-President, Sandra Duncan, Reporter, Ronald Cartrette, President, Vicky Albright, Secretary, and Ann Johnson, Treasurer. .l.C.A. Leaders in tomorrow's business world. . .learning what it's like to re ally participate in community projects. . .that space capsule won 1st pl ac e for us in the Christmas parade. . .Judi Mueller elected re- porter at district meeting. . . chal- lenged by Mr. Clark's experiences in the Peace Corps. Your guess is as good as mine. 52 Chris Hardin, Treasurerg Beulah Brewer, Secretaryg Michael Holt, Presidentg Mike Crouse, Vice- Presidentg and Susan Siler, Parliamentarian. ,pw Even at putting up b u l 1 e t i n boards, blondes have more fun! ! ! 0.E.C.A. A career of our own in a short while -that's wh at we're hoping. . . District meeting. . .Judy and Phyllis in the run- ning. . . Santa Claus sleigh in Commu- nity floats-3rd prize. . . Display s for special meetings. . .on the run-when Mr. Collins' around. 53 Mike Crouse Susan Siler Rose Rodgers Jody Minor Chris Hardin Joe Hawker Beulah Brewer Phyllis Maness Helen Caudle Ronnie Fox Don Fuquay Judy Webster Donald Johnson Frankie Cockm an Mike Holt Jimmy Liner Boyd Culberson Mr. Collins Winfred Allen Jimmy Blanton Dewey Boggs Gregg Bray Douglas Brinkley Roe Brooks Dwight Brown Troy Brown Mickey Buckner Mike Burke Keith Campbell Darryl Cartrette Harold Caudle Rocky Cook David Creason Archie Culberson Boyd Culberson Glen Culberson jerry Culberson Phil Culberson Alex Davis Ronnie Davis Michael Dixon Steve Dowd Tommy Duncan Truman Duncan Donald Dunn Terry Eamhardt Elvin Easter Larry Easter Buddy Fields Ted Frazier Donald Fuquay Bud Goldston Ricky Goodnight Jerald Gunter Eddie Haith Donald Hale Darryl Harris Jerry Harris Frank Jessup Steve Jordan Dell Johnson johnny johnson Mike Johnson Jerry Keck Robert Keck Jerry Kidd Roger Langley Richard LaRue Johnny Lemons Larry Lemons George Lindley Sammy Lindley Sherrill Lindley David Marley Charles McLaurin Donnie Morris Barry Newlin jerry Perry Lacy Perry David Phillips Robert Phillips Tommy Pickard Donald Pike Bruce Poe Russell Poole David Poplin Anthony Scott Mark Scott Ronald Scott Mike Scotton Anthony Siler Donald Siler David Smith Junior Smith Kermit Spivey Phillip Stout Danny Stover Eddie Suits Ralph Teague Ritchie Teague Mike Terry Tommy Terry Donald Thomas Phillip Thompson Jerry Thurman Sammy Vestal Frank White Ronald White Wayne Williams Edward York Larry Yow , A Tony Estridge, Treasurer, Billy Smith, Secretary, Rolfe Phillips, Reporter, Doug Clark, President, Donnie Andrews, Vice-President, and Van Culberson, Sentinel. F-PA. Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve. FFA members are learning to live by this motto through the various activities ranging from tool identi- fic ation to parliamentary procedure drills. . .just because you raised the cow, don't be prejudice in the judging. . . If I learn the creed, can I get measured for my ring ?. . . after initiation-if you're able !-you put two two-barrels on your f ather's tractor! !! With active participa- tion in all these events, each person becomes a better rounded individ- ual. When he kicks downthe lever, act like nothing happened! 54 wall. Three o'c1ock at last. --.,., Rolfe Phillips, Secretary-Treasurerg Edward York, Presidentg and Donald Pike, Vice-President. Adjustments must be made. Bus Omvens The Bus Drivers give of their time and energy to provide effi- cient transportation for us every day. . .key, kid, find your seat and sit down. . . stop that fighting in the back of the bus. . . get your he a d back in the window or I'11 report you. . . pick up that paper or you'll swe ep the bus.. .Because of their untiring efforts to serve us well, their services deserve a great vote of thanks. Donnie Andrew Greg Bray Roe Brooks Dwight Brown Mickey Buckner Ronald Cartrette jerry Culberson Dell Johnson Malinda Lindley Billy Smith Ronnie Smith Bobby Teague Frank White Achievement: The prize gained through diligent en- deavorg the recognition of superior accomplishment in the areas of scholastics. It is only fair that to those who have shown unusual abilities in their work should go the prize of recognition. Achievement at one stage of life is often indicative of success later on. Thus, honors received in high school are a favorable sign of things to comeg and so we extend our congratulations and respect to those among us who have risen to this position of admiration and honor. QA hiB1IB1IIBIIf le sg, fi .ag ze? ag. -iz ,-Q x. 4 57 1 lTlAl2ShAlS L,,I M 4 During the spring commencement of '66, these five juniors and three sophomores maintaining the highest scholastic averages in their classes received the honor of serving as marshals. Firstrow: MaryNewman, Pat Collins, Cindy Thornburg, Brenda Andrews. Second row: Lee Smith, Jimmy Boling, Jimmy Cox, Bobby Teague. l 58 honoms Toney Brown Darlene Fields Cindy Griffith Barbara Liles ,V , M at l iir , ,n riii 4 is.. Q f Vivian Paschal Carolyn Smith Nancy Thom as Janice Phillips Outstanding Typist ll' ' Q 2 H if 'S Tig 'W K wi -x 59 Carolyn Tanner Nancy Teague By maintaining an average of 3.6 throughout their high school years, these senior girls have earned the highest positions of honor in scholas- tic achievement. Through the development of this Honor Group an increased number of students are now recognized. The Outstanding Typ i st is chosen by Mrs. Allie G. Fletcher, commercial teacher, for work excelling that of the average student. Janice has shown distinctive effort in typing, both in speed and in accuracy. Sammy Jones, Lewis Smith, David Poe, Ann Robbins, Charles Thompson, Mitchell Simpson, Pat Collins, Connie Gilbert, jane Stout, Sharon Siler, Jayne Atkinson, Connie Morgan, Jane Lisk, Patty Wall, Bonnie Kellam, Betty Andrew, Mary Newman, Rhonda johnson, Cindy Thornburg, Diane Wasserman, Susan Holt, and Ann Phillips. honons Freshman and sophomore students scor- ing 90 and 93 respectively on the National Educational Development Tests were given certificates for their fine work. To ac qu aint the young men of today with basic governmental p r i n c ip l e s, the A m e ri c a n Legion sponsors Boys' State at Wake Forest each summer. Boys to attend are s e le c t e d on recommendation by the faculty. Steve Brooks, Steve Moore, and Robert Sharpe. 60 First Row: Pat Collins, Donna Snyder, Cindy Thornburg, Mary Newman, Janice Phillips, Brenda Andrews, Marcia Dark, Susan Holt, Betty Andrews, Susan Johnson, Linda Thomas, and Linda Britson. Second Row: Vicki Walters, Sheila McLaurin, Elaine Teague, Tena Souther, Fabienne Green, EvelynManess, Gail Goldston, Deborah Corder, Rhonda Johnson, Edith Ward, Janet Jones, Jayne Atkinson, Sharyn Siler, and Ann Brewer. Third Row: Jerry Stone, Steve Moore, Steve Brooks, Jane Stout, Bonnie Kellam, Jimmy Cox, Connie Morgan, Mitchell Simpson, Lee Smith, Ray Johnson, Jimmy Boling, Glenda Russell, Robert Sharpe, Jan Ward, Bobby Teague, Billy Smith, and Rolfe Phillips. honons All students maintaining a 3. 42-average for a year of study are awarded Scholastic letters and stars for their achievement. The American LegionAuxillary sponsors Girls' State each year at U.N.C. -G. This gives the girls an opportunity to learn the importance of functional government. Judi Mueller and Sharon Thomas. 61 1966 Commencement Awanos Kenneth I-Iolt Siler City Manufacturing Scholarship Darlene Fields Youth Preferred Pat Andrew Best All-Round Girl Robert Culberson Best All-Round Boy Local organizations, as well as individuals, pre- sent various scholarships during the commencement exercises. Every senior is eligible to apply for four scholarships: the Youth Preferred Scholarship of one thousand dollars contributed voluntarily by citizens of the communityg the Fr ank N. justice Memorial Scholarship of five hundred dollars established by the late Mr. Frank N. Justiceg and the Bessie Brooks Gilbert Memorial Scholarships g iv e n for training in health careers. Siler City Manufacturing offers atwo hundred dollar scholarship to a deserving student recommended by the faculty. Collins and Aikman presents a fifty dollar scholarship to the senior with the highest scho- lastic average. Other honors for which students may aspire are Best-All-Round boy and girl, Outstanding Citizen, O u t s t a n d i n g Bus Driver and Outstanding Business Student. 62 QUZTQW L. Nancy Thomas Collins and Aikman Scholarship Nancy Teague Frank N. justice Memorial Scholarship Billy Teague Ronald Moore Citizenship Award Best Bus Driver Brenda Dunn Outstanding Business Student Recognition of Achlevement iz '.v-- Eff Honorary Mayor Lee Smithg Honorary Commissioners Raymond Johnson, jimmy Cox, Phil Leonard, Chris Everhart, and Steve Hughes. Steve Brooks National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Jimmy Cox Morehead Nominee ,fr Brenda Andrews Lee Smith Betty Crocker Homemaker N. C. State Beta Club Award Vice-President 63 In a student election sponsored by the Optimist Club during Youth Appreciation Week, honorary mayor and town commissioners were e- lected. These students had the opportunity to observe city govern- ment in action when they later at- tended a 1ive session of the town board. Students achievement in state and national contests brought honor to both themselves and their gchgol, Throughout the history of Jordan-Matthews, the term athletics has come to mean more than simply trying or testing physical ability-it has come to symbolize success. We are proud of our coaching staff, proud of the interest exhibited by the school and community, but most of all, proud of the determination and triumph that have gradually come to be tradition at Jordan-Matthews. It is our goal to be gallant in defeat, but above all determined to conduct ourselves in such manner as to bring honorable acknowledge- ment to our school and its students. Qsilyleiirs V n gs 5 M 4 , w I ' + , 1-,N M ' , , Y -J. wr 65 J. M. cheerleaders-never c o u 1 d keep their feet on the ground. Sharon Thomas Chief CHGEIHGACGRS The Lady Phantoms sooth their g olde n throats during a hard-earned Coke break at half-time of J. M. -Chatham Central battle. A hearty thanks goes out to these girls for a year of untiring, buoyant cheering. - I , Nancy Craig Pam Joyce Patsy Farmer Judy Evans Sandra Robinson Jackie Ferguson 66 Team work and rugged determination were key attributes of the I-M varsity squad this year. Overcoming the loss of about twelve starting players, and at times having only fourteen eligible varsity players in the game, the Phantom gridders triumphed to a fine season. Rebounding from a bitter 20-3 loss to non-conference Sanford, the J-M boys sent archrival Liberty back home 7-6. The Phantoms disgraced Southern Pines 48-7 and the West Montgomery Warriors 28-O, only to be robbed 12-7 in the last seconds by East Montgomery. North Moore bowed 34-7, as did Union Pines 21-13 at Hom e coming. Scorching the Aberdeen Red Devils 21-6 the week before, the Phantoms traveled to Rohanen, but Lady Luck was absent and our boys were handed a 40-6 defeat. 6 i 1 Pre-game huddle of the Phantom gridiron greats. Bill West Head Coach ansltv Footsall Phantom Chris Everhart races to bring home a TD in the I-M smear over Southern Pines. I-Ialfback Raymond Johnson comes down for the vital block. 67 First Row: Craig Thomas, Joel Seagroves, Billy Buckner, Terry Gaddy, Jerry Stone, Billy Andrew, Andy Ritch, Raymond Johnson, Chris Everhart, Russell Poole, Steve Moore, Steve Hughes. Second Row: Donny Ferguson, Johnny Brewer, joe Pai-tin, Ritchie Teague, Larry Rogers, Gary Moon, Jimmy L ane, Steve Barker, Bill Browe r, David Poe, Larry Seals, Elliot Moffitt. Third Row: Stuart Fields, Bud Goldston, Kary Dixon, Barry Newlin, Ronnie I-Ienries, Frank White, Don Morris. l. Billy Andrew Chris Everhart Elliot Moffitt Quarterback Fullback Fullback RQYTHOHCI Johnson Steve Hughes Billy Buckner Halfback Halfback Quarterback Coach West pondering his strategy before the I-M Home- coming victory over Union Pines. .... A Steve Moore, Russell Poole, Chris Everhart, Raymond Johnson, Co-Captains. ...L ,L The '66 season ended with sweet victory over Wade sboro 9-6, giving J-M second place in the Central Tarheel Conference. SCOREBOARD J-M 3 Sanford 20 I-M 7 Liberty 6 .I-M 48 Southern Pines 7 J-M 28 West Montgomery O J-M 7 East Montgomery 12 I-M 34 North Moore 7 J-M 21 Union Pines 13 J-M 21 Aberdeen 6 J-M 6 Rohanen 40 J-M 9 Wadesboro 6 Managers Danny Stover and Steve Ellington LQTTY ROQCTS Jimmy Lane Jerry Stone End Tackle Guard 70 , enum Q Joel Seagroves Ritchie Teague Andy Ritch Halfback Tackle I-lalfback - an l Terry Gaddy Russell Poole Bill Brower Guard Tackle End 71 Jah- .. Lal, Steve Barker Gary Moon Center Guard I-Ialfback Raymond Johnson 40 drives for the kill in the Phantom rout over Union Pines, with Russell Poole 65 and Larry Rogers 83 blocking. 72 Steve Moore Center Larry Seals Guard Standing: Ray johnson, Randy Justice, Elliot Moffit, Bill Brower, Billy Buckner, Phil Leonard, Captain and Larry Rodgers. Kne eling: Bill Andrew, Steve Hughes, Steve Moore, Mike Jones, Mitchel Simpson, and Buddy Fields. anslty Basketsall Jimmy Boling, Trainerg Steve Ellington, Managerg and George Dodson, Coach. Mike jumps for two for the Big Blue. . . 73 YQ T0 ffm Let's get those hands on the ball, boysl. . .A slight en- tanglement in the Rohanen game. Faced with the problems of inexperience and lack of height, the Phantoms suffereda rather hard season. Defeats outnumbered victories, but the Big Blue displayed un- failing hustle and gained much valuable experience. Al- though four seniors will be leaving the scene, including high-scorer and Captain Phil Leonard, next year's ranks have a better outlook. High hopes for next season-right, boys? Bill leaps for two against the North Moore Mustangs, 74 Managers Rose Rodgers and Jayne Atkinson, Coach Guy Smith. Showing Big Blue skill and determination, the Lady Phantoms kept bringing those conference victories home all season. Next year's team holds great promise, also, since only co-captains Georgia Elder and Betty Ferguson graduate this year. Congrats for a fine season, girls! Don't I know you from somewhere? 75 Debra Corder in a rather desperate situation in the North Moore match. Okay, we'll play catch, snickers Georgia. Front Row: Glenda Russell, Pat Collins, Georgia Elder, Sue johnson. Second Row: Betty Ferguson, Ann Brewer, Phyllis Horton, Io Den Phillips. Third Row: Rosemary lngle, Faye Hall, Debra Corder, Phyllis Hall. Fourth Row: Mary Newman, Durene Short, Terri Atkinson, Sandra Ward. Rf Front Row: Terry Thornburg, Gloria Martin, jean Kivett, Phyllis Brewer. Second Row: Brenda Mote, Sandra Ward, J I O I2 S Durene Short. Terri Atkinson. Front Row: Stuart Fields, Danny Stover, Mike Key,I-Iarold Phillips, Donny Ferguson, Edwin Clapp, Jimmy Brewer Henson, Alex Davis. Second Row: Mike Burke, Eric Richard Dimeo. 77 Q F. .K 'RM a e A ff - X' Qi , -is . . S M - , . . . A ,was M ,kr a . if Left to right: Steve Brooks, Dubbie Edwards, jimmy Cox, Bill Hackney, Jimmy Brewer, joe Williams Bill Northington. Not pictured: Mike Key, Tommy Duncan. Golf With returning lettermen jimmy Cox, Mike Key, Bill Hackney, and Steve Brooks bearing the main load, I-M's golf team aspires to a better record thanlast year's. Froshjimmy Brewer, Joe Williams, Bill North- ington, and Tommy Du nc an will back up the starters. jf f. ' .. gg ....n o, I didn't steal your other ball, Brooks.' . . . .maybe it went in the pond, Winkie? m K. ,lm-tmggf ,, , . M M, W , , A ' 1 XZ' mt Q ,..- . ifwgji ' 'Q L, , --Newry H , 44-fe PV 5 m Khumbu , is 4' Ace jimmy Cox demonstrates his masterful form. Strong wind that day. Right, Steve? Left to right: Buddy Fields, Benny Johnson, Billy Andrews, Billy Buckner, Charlie Hart, Mike Jones, Ray Johnson. BASGBAU Each spring there is a re-occur- ring fever w hic h only those who love baseball can shareg those at I-M who possess this love form our Big Nine. The starters, having seen much action in past seasons, hold great expectations for a fine sandlot season. . N-L. Stalwart Billy Buckner winds up for the pitch past Benny johnson to catcher Charlie Hart. 1. ,- is is B B A i Outfielder Ray johnson ready for the snare. Coach Kendall Buckner shows Robert Stover the correct grip, as manager Buster Ingold looks on. First baseman Mike jones catches Buddy Fields playing FielderBil1 Andrew snags a fly ball. off the bag. 81 .-in Al., First Row: Steve White, Ronny Henries, Craig Thomas, Steve Hughes, Steve Moore, joel Seagroves, Truman Duncan, Steve Short. Second Row: Clyde Liles, Terry Gaddy, Lewis Smith, Steve Barker, Bill Brower, Raymond johnson, Mitchell Simpson, David Poe, Charles Thompson, Donald Dunn. tnack Track, as a varsity activity, is not one of the most long-established SPOITS at I-M. However, there is a growing amount of interest and participation in track each spring. Over the years we have produced several outstanding thin-clads, and we look forward with confidence to the prospects of this year's team. Pole vaulter Truman Duncan readies for the run. 82 w Phantom stars Steve Moore, Raymond Johnson, and Steve Short await the whistle 'ww Steve Hughes gets all up in the air about hisbroad jumps. Coach Bill West. 83 To highlight the year and add variety and flavor to the students' school life, there is an annual selection of various outstanding students. It is the responsibility of those selected to uphold the highest standards of our school at all times in the continuing effort to maintain a healthful school spirit. 7 wiures 1 W .-... miss Jonoan-matthews SHARON THOMAS 86 talent Show kmq A110 queen 87 homeoommo Count First Row: Sue Fesmire, Chris Hardin, and Kay johnson. Second Row: Pam Sloan, Patsy Farmer, Janice Phillips, Judy Johnson, Patty Wall, Phyllis Maness, Betty Fe rguson. Third Row: Elaine Powers, Sandy Am. K . Q 4nL...,,,, 88 homecommo queen Ward, Diane Teague, Pat Collins, Cindy Thornburg, and Nancy Craig. JUDY DIANE EVANS 89 The four classes of high school offer as classic example of development as can be assembled. The freshman year brings with it added responsibilities, but, more important, extra freedom and association with the big kids of high school. Clumsiness seems to be inherent in fre sh m e n, but it is just one of those painfully wonderful processes to be indured. Sophomore-itis strikes full force with that wonde rful felling of we own this place. There is also the advantage of no longer being the youngest members of the student body. Sophomores find themselves with more influence in the affairs of their school. As juniors, there is a very acute awareness of things to come. The responsibility of choosing a college looms ominously before those education minded students. Juniors feel at ease in their dealings with school affairs and have only the seniors to consider as upper classmen. The dignified, stately seniors, chewing bubble gum as they write their term papers, are looked to as examples by their fellow classmates. Along with their relation and pride at attaining this cherished position, there is a traditional wisp of sad- ness as they turn one last time to look' at their four memorable years at Jordan-Matthews. Qllaeses Senior Class Officers:Cecil Holliday, Treasurerg Diane Teague, Secretaryg Robert Sharpe, President Steve Short, Vice-President. SEDIGRS f A s r 3 75,72 . Beverly Lynn Allred Donald Clark Andrew Alice Cecilia Andrews 92 Brenda Faye Andrews f .,,.,f? Q A James Keith Boling, Ir. Thomas Wayne Brooks V f, ,V -V ,.,,g Af' , ff V Thomas Dewey Boggs fa Beulah Lee Brewer MM vflflf ssef Pamela Sue Burgette 93 W H z Steven Edwards Brooks , 1 1 f 1 f ff gf f Keith Love C ampbell Eddie Ronald Cartrette Helen Maire Caudle Lucy Kathryn Clark DGIOYCS Kay Coltrane Vickie Diana Cook john Carson Cooper in james R. Cox, II Nancy Elizabeth Craig 94 r , i ,, Z V A Q M f Michael David Crouse james Thom as Davis Truman Delano Dunc an Glenn Barrie Culberson Carolyn Deane Dark Paula Ruth Dodd Sandra Robinson Duncan ww 1 2 W.J. Edwards, Ir. Georgia Lane Elder 95 1 f 'z L V JL 1 Mary Sue Fesmire Judy Diane Evans Chris Clay Everhart Patricia Ann Farmer Betty Rose Ferguson J0dY I-H119 Fields , X nw- , lb., Phyllis Inez Fogleman Becky Ann Fox Ronald Lewis Fox 96 Brenda Kaye FraZi61' Donald Kirkrnan Fuquay Edward Kent Griffin mr ' l Wayne Jerald Gunter Garrett Donald Hale Deloris Christine Hardin Sylvia Jean Harris William Cecil Holliday 97 ,,.-.W f w g V G. Michael Holt cf n Z Ted Steven Hughes james A. Januzik Barbara Ann Paige johnson Obed Benjamin johnson Raymond Eugene Johnson 98 . jean Johnson Sandra Johnson QW A2 Pamela Susan Joyce Ralph Steven Kelly Francis Kay Knight John Phillip Leonard George Coble Lindley Lula Malinda Lindley ,V Pheobe Louise Lindley james Allen Liner Phyllis jo Maness 99 ,X David Franklin Marley , Larry Clark McDanie1s Sheila Ann Mclaurin Patricia Ann McPherson Patricia McSwain Jody Kirkman Minor Joseph Steven Moore Judith Lee Mueller 100 H, 1 V 12 fled 1 David Warren Phillips Janice Ann phiuips Rolfe Lee Phillips Donald Lee Pike Patricia Ann Pittman Bruce Allen Poe Russell Roy Poole, Jr. Brenda Kay Ray 101 . ' ' xls jay Allen Richardson Sandra Fay Robinson Robert Odell Sharpe Rodney Stevenson Short William Covert Smith Walter L66 Smith 102 Rose Esther Rodgers Martha Susan Siler 62525-i if We 6:32:11 2 rw Q-, Kermit Freeland Spivey Gary Russell Stone Jerry Milton Stone Clara Mae Stovall Ernest Edward Suits Bobby Blake Teague Brenda Diane Teague Sandra Elaine Teague Janet Lorane Teague RCVH Gail Teague 103 Sharon Bernice Thomas Linda Brooks VonC annon ill. Vicki jo Walters David George Wentworth Robert Carrol Wrenn Larry Wayne YOW 104 Q5 f W f.,?j,1f ,, W, . ' M5 3 jasper Howard Walters Ronald Gale White Not Pictured: Becky Ann Allen Paul joe Hawker George David Smith Walter Guy Wicker Verilin Wayne Williams BZzI1?E3l4rE5riIIfvi313li.EE2?1i?h S WITTIEST Cecil Holliday and Paula Dodd 105 1 F RIENDLIEST Betty Ferguson and Phil Leonard MASCOTS Gary Beard and Tammy Martin H MOST ORIGINAL MOST VERSATILE Alice Andrews and Jay Richardson Steve Hughes and Sharon Thomas 107 Vicky Albright Bill Andrew Robert Andrews Junior Class Officers: JIMMY LANE, Presidentg TERRY GADDY, Treasurerg KAY JOHNSON, Secretaryg MIKE JONES, Vice-Presi- dent. JUHIORS 108 Nw A 109 JUDIORS Regina Bare Steve Barker Becky Bray Greg Bray Eli Brooks Bill Brower Alice Brown Dwight Brown Billy Buckner Mitchell Buckner Wanda Buckner Mary Lou Caldwell Doug Clark Frankie Cockman Pat Collins Nancy Crider Carolyn Crotts jane Culberson Wanda Culberson Debra Davis Elvin Easter Larry Easter Judy Edwards Jackie Ferguson JUDIORS Murphy Ferguson Allen Fields Carol Finn Bobby Fox Terry Gaddy Frankie Gaines Gwen Gee Linda Scrubby Fabienne Greene Linda Gunter Bill Hackney Martha Hackney Phyllis Hall Ben Hancock Connie I-Iarris Charlie Hart Donald Heard Phyllis Horton Buster Ingold Debra johnson Dell Johnson Donald Johnson Jeanette johnson Judy johnson Gilmore 5523 Jumons Kay Johnson Pam Johnson Ray H. Johnson Sue Johnson W. Ray Johnson Mike Jones Sammy Jones Judi Justice Bonnie Kellam Jimmy Lane Richard LaRue Johnny Lemons Larry Lemons Janie Lindley Jane Lisk Judy Lynch Charles Maness Evelyn Maness Terry McDowell Carolyn Mensch Elliott Moffit Gary Moon Shirley Moore Connie Morgan UHIQRS Harriet Murray Mary Newman Pete Perry Dianne Pickard Debby Pike David Poe Elaine Powers Alcene Price Mike Pritchard Andy Ritch Larry Rodgers Mark Scott Ronald Scott joel Seagroves Larry Seals Debbie Sessoms Brenda Shue Mitchell Simpson Lewis Smith Ronald Smith Donna Snyder Tena Souther Shirley Stevens Jane Stout Pansy Yow Not Pictured: Boyd Culberson james Perry Phillip Thompson Jumorzs Dillard Stovall Robert Stover Steve Strickland Ritchie Teague Charles Thompson Cindy Thornburg Diana Wasserman Judy Webster Wanda West Evelyn Whitaker Frank White Chris Wrenn Nancy Wrenn Edward York Rickey York Harold Aldred Betty Andrew Roger Andrews Phil Arrington Jayne Atkinson jim Barbour Carol Bowman Cathy Bradley Kathy Bradford Sheila Bray Ann Brewer Phyllis Brewer Linda Britson Roe Brooks Larry Brown Wayne Burgette Stanford Burke Charles Cartrette 1 N Sophomore Class Officers: JEAN WELCH, Secretary-Trea- surerg STEVE XVI-IITE, P r e sid e ntg GLENDA RUSSELL, Vice-President. Sophomones Winfred Allen 4 Y 1 it 114 SCDNQITIORES Darryl Cartrette Rocky Cook Mary Cooper Debra Corder David Creason Bruce Crouse Archie Culberson Jerry Culberson Phil Culberson Van Culberson Marcia Dark Ola Dark Brenda Davis Ronnie Davis Michael Dixon Teresa Dodd Donald Dunn Terry Earnhardt Diane Elder Tony Estridge Mike Fields Nancy Foust Janice Fox Ted Frazier Connie Gilbert Gail Goldston Ricky Goodnight Darrel Harris Linda Harris Paulette Harris . S .Eg so Q ...V 5 .5 J Bill Heidinger, jr. ,riir I is Ronald Ivan Henries j g W by l yyl' Harold T. Hinson, lr. L ' ia m' M .y 5 Q ' yi C Helen Hinshaw Connie Holt Sandra Holt Susan I-Iolt Pam Hunnicutt Pam lngle F rank Jessup I 'K nl me 115 : 1 is , SODNOIUGRGS Edward johnson john Johnson Margaret johnson Rhonda johnson June Carol ,lOhnson Susan Johnson jerry joines Janet Jones Steve Jordan Randy justice jerry Keck Linda Kelly Brenda Kennedy Mike Key jean Kivett Roger Langley Dee Lee Lemons Zoanne Lemons Clyde Liles Ronnie Lindley Betty Maness James Marley Becky Marsh Lynn McLaughlin Brenda Moon Sandra Moore Connie Morris Donnie Morris Terry Mueller Barry Newlin is Aix 5 X SR X Q, 5 t 6 QA Janice Paige f i rg 'iii' Patty Paschal Y i P Sylvia Perry B X .KX xi' 3 Ann Phillips ' Barry Phillips - Cathy Phillips J Madge Phillips G A i Robert Phillips .'- , ' - , ii 5 ' Kay Pickard h Q 5 ,zrb B - L Tommy Pickard ' ii B if i i : s . Ii 116 Ll AVF S5 SEV fi 'gm KX N l' PMN 2 , .:.... ,X Mk .hs X Shelby Williams Not Pictured: Eddie Haith Sophomone S Gerald Pike Ruby Powers Phyllis Price Ann Robbins Glenda Russell Anthony Scott Michael Scotton Dale Short Anthony Siler Donald Siler Gail Siler Sharyn Siler Pam Sloan Debbie Smith Junior Smith Mary Smith Sue Smith Molly Stafford Terry Stalker Carolyn Stone Boyd Stout Danny Stover Donald Ray Te ague Ralph Teague Tommy Terry Paul Tew Craig Thomas Linda Thomas Linda Thompson Patty Wall Edith Ward jan Ward Jeanne Welch Steve White Jackie Whitt Pheobe Allen B. I. Andrews Terri Atkinson J. B. Baldwin Richard Barker Nancy Beard James Blanton Stan Brady Patricia Jean Brady Jimmy Brewer Johnny Brewer Sandra Brewer Douglas Brinkley George Brinkley jean Brooks Sara Brooks Mike Brower Troy Brown 5 2 RGSHITIED XJJVV V -', ' iz H ,, WW at ,f 3 Hfvzw,-I 'Yi' WW V 1 Q. A 9' as limi? H 421.11453 Freshman Class Officers: DALLY GLOSSON, Treasurerg RICHARD HEIDINGER, Vice-Presidentg JO DEANE PHILLIPS, Secretaryg DONNIE FERGUSON, President. 7' , arf, - ,. 4 2 V 'Vu Q 4-4 L Q, , 355 ,, ,, 1.f 7 915- f ' -,vi X , I , I 5 , ,,s, ,P ,.,,, 23 if T A Q A Fneshmen Mike Burke Merilyn Card Harold Caudle Edwin Clapp Linda Clark Sandra Cook Sara Coward Frank Craig Joe Craig Yvonne Culberson Sharon Dark Alex Davis jean Davis Ruby Davis Richard Dimeo Cecilia Dixon Kerry Dixon Steve Dowd Tommy Duncan Sharon Edwards Donna Ellington Steve Ellington Doug Ellis Kathy Ellis Diane Ferguson Donnie Ferguson Yvonne Ferguson Brenda Fields Stuart Fields Randy Gilliland Nancy Gilmore Dally Glosson Bud Goldston Leanne Gunter Sara Hackney Faye Hall Lana Hamer Cathy Harris Jerry Harris Richard Heidinger Pat Hilton Rosemary lngle Wanda Ingold jill januzik Beverly Jessup L .A S F. , .,,., ... A U , e. 5 . J N 'E P' -r X kr: Wt, fl nl i f'NN 7' 1 ,Egfr X, 13. Q su 5. ,N a N Pi in X N .- ,.. 3, Q- Q 3 H E .. W M sa acas A i ' fnri . 5 , . 'Dk 119 Q 5 'F ik' 9 X , gy Q ' .::, ' ' B i E b ,. Q,, 1 .: , ,:.'. ss y HI Q if W .F Q, ,If rs. 4 ., X c X ': 590 -Q- 'kr an '- l '- . U r' in f 'sl - ff -is , 1 A Ar s it .,., N fs ' qz, mA, - .L p . . . , . :Q . if 57 5? l26Shm6l1 Martha Jessup Tony Johnson Mike johnson Jo Elaine Jones Wanda jones Vickie Jones Bobby Keck Mary Beth Kelly jerry Kidd I. C. King Wade Kirkman jackanette Lane Vonna LaRue Sammy Lindley Sherrill Lindley Craig Lisk Joanie Lowe Pam McDaniel Tom McLaughlin Charles McLaurin joe McMasters Gwen McPherson Eddie McSwain Gloria Martin Don Morris Barbara Morrison Doris Morrison Brenda Mote Tommy Murray Bill Northington Tommy Norwood Cynthia Nunn Edna Overman Joe Partin Deborah Perry Lacy Petty Dianna Phillips Eric Phillips Elaine Phillips Jo Dean Phillips Terri Phillips Donald Pike David Poplin Barbara Price Ann Rector Fneshmen Rebecca Ritter Tim Ritter Bonnie Rogers Cynthia Scott Janie Scott Herbert Selig Wayne Selig Durene Short Sue Siler Mary Smith Fay Snow Kay Starr Brenda Stephens James Stewart Phillip Stout Debbie Stovall Danny Stinson Annette Swain Elaine Swann Carol Teague Mike Terry Deborah Thomas Donald Thomas Sue Thomas Linda Thompson Terri Thornburg Elizabeth Thrift Jerry Thurman Becky Tillman Eddie Truett Teresa Tuttle Cindy Vestal Sammy Vestal Sandy Ward Steve West Graham Williams Joe Williams Susan Williams Betty Wilson Connie Wright K ni 4 . Q3- 5- - km' v E S 'Es n,,,. it 2 - 9 9 n r i ': S ,,, ' --gg i' S ' it 1 ..,, 5 , N . A ist k . .1 N Xi nv - A - 8 it Y. fo ffl? S ry! w mnin John David wright iill liii Diane York T T Q? pp Linda Younger p A 6 Q E Not Pictured: ' ' : Janice Flippin if li,pg - V Q i. ' Geofge My A TAL I 121 Best Wishes Senior Class of i967 l ii S Typical Chairs manufactured by BOLING CHAIR CDMPANY Siler City, North Carolina Established i904 Distributed by dealers throughout the United States and in Puerto Rico Seattle, San Francisco Los Angeles, Denver, and New York FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK sr y UNION,-A mu-ONA. MM, North CaroIina's Family of Home Town Banks Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation W. Stone Varsity Shop Siler City, North Carolina Traditional clothing For young men and ladies The BeIIe's Den Sportswear for the fashion-minded girI Compliments of BYRD'S FOOD CENTER Siler City, North Carolina BUDD TIRE COMPANY Phone 742-2322 II8 East 3rd Street Siler City, North Carolina ' 123 SMITH AND BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME Since I933 Phone 742-2I5I Siler City, North Carolina SILER CITY DRUG COMPANY Dial For Prescriptions For Sundries Phone 742-2551 Phone 742-2421 Three Registered Pharmacists: Frank G . Brooks, Jr. C. M. Ferguson, Jr. G. Jackie Brooks, Jr. Our Prescriptions are Accurately Compounded with the Exact Care Your Doctor Demands. Registered Pharmacist on Duty at All Times Free Delivery Service T02 South Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina 124 PLANTER'S NATIONAL The PLACE to BANK ...and SAVE Siler Cify, North Carolina CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY 605 Eosf Third Sf. Phone Siler City, N. C. 742-4I84 i J 125 John's Place Highway 42l North Bruce Porch, Manager Mary Carter Paint Store over 2,000 colors Two Gal . for Low Price of One Complete Fishing Line Live and Artificial Bait Barber Shop John K. Smith 8 Steve Cook Chatham Motors, Inc Siler City, North Carolina Your Chevrolet Dealer CHATHAM GROCERY Wholesale Grocers Phone 742-2544 Siler City, North Carolina FRIENDLY CLEANERS THE SEWING BASKET Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-3034 Today's Pleasure -Tomorrow's Treasure Knitting and Needlecrafts ORPHIE'S KNIT SHOP Phone 742-4617 Siler City, N. C BANNER TRUELDVE, INC. Groceries, lnstitutional and Frozen Foods 218 Hughes Street Greensboro, Zone 2, North Carolina The Book Store Opposite Post Office Siler City, North Carolina School Supplies . . . Stationery. . . Compliments of Buckner Iron And Metal Structural Steel Fabrication and Broiler Erection Siler City, North Carolina LANGLEY REFRIGERATI ON CO. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sales and Service Siler City, North Carolina York McCray Air Conditioning Refrigeration FARMERS' ALLIANCE STORE, INC. General Merchandise Free Parking Lot Phone 742-3020 RElD'S BARBER SHOP Ernest Brown - Reid Marley Siler City, North Carolina SILER CITY MILLS, INCORPORATED WELFORD-HARRIS FORD Your Friendly Ford Dealer Siler City, North Carolina 128 SI cym hCI chi, DgFd chi, F hFcl P ychh LlyFI Flynt's Florist Let Flowers Say What Words Cannot Express Compliments of HOME CREDIT COMPANY 207 S. Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of JACK M. BREWER INSURANCE AGENCY 209 S. Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina REE'S CLOTHING STORE Clothes for Men and Young Men Collegiate 8. Ivy Models COPPER PENNY DRIVE-IN Best in Sandwiches Mrs. Audrey White, Mrs. Irene White, Mrs. Virtle C raven, a nd Mrs. Emma Beave r work together to give us well balanced meals. CRUTCHF I ELD' S STORE Crutchfield's Cross Roads Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of SES SONIS ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Siler City, North Carolina CHATHAIVI OIL CO., INC. Gulf Oil Products Phone 742-2844 Com Iiments of Siler City, North Corolino p M id-State Fo rms HACKNEY INSURANCE 81 REALTY CO. 144 N CHATHAM AVENUE SILER CITY N. C. HIADQUARTERS FOR POLICIES I Pou Itry 81 Processing 602 S. Chothcm Avenue Siler City, North Corolino TELEPHONES BUS 742 3422 RES.: 742-2663 TH THE 1 W I u ff vsusoNAL ssnvics The Bright Sound of TocIcuy Siler City, North Ccirolino 130 A. J. SCHNEIERSON 8g SONS, INC. Siler City, North Carolina Manufacturers of Lingerie, Nightwear and Dresses School Song Save Where It Pays Home Savings and Loan Association Where can you find a school more full of pep? Home Loans Insured Sava ngs just look at us, we surely have the repg Our teachers, pupils, friends, and all the rest, Of all of these we surely have the very best. And so we'1l try, try, try, will all om' might, In work or play we'll always choose the rightg So I. ,M. High we'll always cherish you, cherish You: Dear 'ole school! S 131 4 lf2fAa Current Dividend H3 East Raleigh Street Phone 742-4i86 Siler City, North Carolina H. H. Elder Oil Co. Phone 742-2585 Siler City, North Carolina Chatham Novelties 3:22242 f.. fa Wgifw., W..,.g,i f:Pgggaa14e...iz.fnm.. in Q5,1gggsfigg5ige3aQi5.sg:sase?Lt..s1'rig ew. X.,,,.,N.,..,,.,.,i. t,r. .Wy .Q .ef f 1?i1lifQlEj5fQffif'f'?f5 gig I ' t t- SO'-Jilq Chatham Ave ' Ext ' . 2 tllt rrte .K , . . . .,,. .g ,AW, ,.A......, ..fq,......, ' .7 f- .--f:-',: .N . ..,:.A:,:t..,. ,..L. ,. .vb.v ,. .,, .,..e - K i-55:-:sh i j i Si ler City North Carol i na je . I - '--'- If Am caun1T1QusssfffiQ5s'5Bmfa H. H. ELDER Oil. CQ. Dial 742 -3385 in :X . ,L M.,, . I ., 5, .. Cl J. ..y.b . 1. iCi e . QC W GQHFD R A,Ep 55.2 C. C. Routh Mills Ideal Brand Livestock and Poultry Feeds Bonlee, North Carolina 132 Compliments of CRANFORD STUDIO gc CAMERA SHOP Portraits - Camera Supplies Siler City, North Carolina WlLSON'S TAXI SERVICE and AMBUALNCE SERVICE of CHATHAM Prompt and Courteous Service Siler City, N. C. Phone 742-4205 Compliments of JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina Van Thomas Contractor, Inc. Residential - Commercial Building Phone 742-4l48 Siler City, North Carolind Hinshaw Esso Service U. S. Hwy. 64 Siler City, N. C. Phone 742-3337 See America Best. . .By Carl Woody's General Merchandise TV Electrical Appliances Paints and Hardware Admiral TV Soles 8. Service Wright Chain Saw Sales ALL WORK GUARANTEED Siler City, North Carolina Chatham Foods, Incorporated Makers of Those Famous Smokies Phone 742-2l4l P. O. Box 426 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX 103 N . Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-27l2 South's Largest Jewelers Over 60 Stores to Serve You BURK'S RECORD SHOP All kinds of music Asheboro, N. C. Siler City, N C . 134 . Carolina Poultry OLINA p Cy? BRAND-F49 POULTRY COLLINS AND AIKMEN CORPORATICN Weavers of Fine Upholstery Fabrics Compliments ofthe Siler City Plant Selig of North Carolina, Brownie-Lu Drive-In Incorporated Siler City North Carolina Phone 742-3497 Siler City Curb Service Plenty of Parking Space 135 Brewer Realty and Insurance Co. Siler City Professional Bldg. 235 East Raleigh Street Siler City, North Carolina Phone 742-4I74 James L. Brewer - Paul T. Beane Agents SILER CITY DRIVE-IN and CURTIS THEATER at Liberty Past - Present - Future Your Fondest Memories Always Include the Movies SPENCE BUILDING SUPPLIES Building Materials Bi Hardware 506 Chatham Ave . Siler City, North Carolina Foremost Yarn Mills VALUE VARIETY Siler City, North Carolina Serving the Community Blake I Silk Hope Ruritan Club Home Builclers, Inc. RIT P. 0. BOX 487 Liberty, N. C. w 6 Phone 665-2662 D E 6- Co Complete Line oFQuc1lity 4 W Build r ' Material e s s KELLWOOD COMPANY The h The b SILER DIVISION ome ofthe Cling-Alon Stocking. . . est wearing cmd best Fitting stockin 9 in the world . 137 WRENN BROTHERS Siler City, North Corolinc Phone 742-3329 Compliments of CHICK SALES Siler City, North Ccrrolino CHATHAM HOTEL Steam Heot Air Conditioned Siler City, North Corolino Phone 742-3226 FURNITURE EXCHANGE Antiques ond Used Furniture South Chothom Avenue Siler City, North Corolino COOK'S RADIATOR SHOP Siler City, N. C. Box 266 Phone 742-4425 Compliments of JONES' DEPARTMENT STORE Siler City, North Corolincr William Siler, Sr. SILER CITY Brunch of I-,edu , 4154- l- .was K Q ll 'lil TREF!-QR.-'EE uvingsmhll T ff? ft AND I.0AN ASSGGIATIUN 221 E. RALEIGH ST. Insured Sovings Accounts ond Home Loons C. R. PERRY POULTRY, lNC. Wholesale Poultry Buyer Office Phone 742-4161 Route 3 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments ot SILER CITY ICE 8: COAL We Carry A Complete Line of Athletic Equipment for High Schools and Summer Sports Programs. Make Our Store Your Headquarters. lt Pays to Play Coble Sporting Goods Greensboro, North Carolina t. . KT 6-Law STATIONERS - JEWELERS 418 West Main St. 139 3 Congratulations to the Class of '67 General Creosoting CHATHAM REXALL Park Shopping Center 24 Hour Prescription Sewlce Willis Whitehead, Pharmacist Company O. K. GAS AND OIL CO Gulf Nom' CC 'Ollm Phone 742-4622 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of Greensboro Bottling Company Greensboro, N. C. l'M A BLUE PHANTOM BORN l'm a Blue Phantom born, l'm a Blue Phantom bred, And when l die l'll be a Blue Phantom dead So it's Rah! Rah! Blue Rah! Blue Rah! Blue Rah! Phantoms, Phantoms Rah! Phantoms, Phantoms Rah! Phantoms Rah! Rah! Compliments ol Blair Esso Station Woods 5 8 TO General Technicians, lnc. Siler City Tire Ruth's Drive-ln T. T. Teague .lohnson's Produce Market Clyde Burke 8 Associates, lnc. Bramco, lnc. Phillips '66 Chatham Auto 8 Tractor Parts, lnc . A 8 P Grimes China 8 Gift Shop Carolina Pharmacy Bill's Grill, lnc. Brady's Florist Western Auto 8 Associate Store Friendly Florist Harris Furniture Company Bish Scrap Metal, lnc. Justice Realty 8 Investment Co. Belk Yates Co. Chatham Cleaners 8 Launderette Banks Clothing Store Pittsboro Builders' Supply Central Carolina Farmers' Exchange Without the contributions made by many ofour local merchants, this edition of the Phantomaire could never have gone to press. We students have a great deal of pride in the businesses and firms in the Siler City area, and we realize what a large part they play in the growth and prosperity of this section. For the support they have shown we extend our sincere appreciation . 141 Semon Omecton BECKY ANN ALLEN D.E.C.A. 1, F.H.A. 1, Health Careers Club 1. BEVERLY LYNN ALLRED Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Cosmetology Club 4, Drama Club 3,4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. DONALD CLARK ANDREW Beta Club 3,4, Bus Driver 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, N.E. D.T. Certificate 1, 2. ALICE CECILIA ANDREWS Basketball 1, Bible Club 1,2, 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, F.T.A. 1, 2, 4, Yearbook Chairman 3, Health Ca- reers 1, 2, 3, Senior Superlative. BRENDA PAYE ANDREWS Beta Club 3, S e cre t a ry 4, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Health Careers Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, N. E. D. T. Certificate 1, 2, Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, Senior Superlative, PHANTOMAIRE Typist 4. THOMAS DEWEY BOGGS Silk Hope High School 1, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES KEITH BOLING, JR. Basketball Trainer 3,4, Beta Club 3, President 4, Boys' M o no g r a m Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Foot- ball Trainer 3, 4, Morehead Nomi- nee 4, N. E. D.T. Certificate 1, 2, PHANTOMAIRE Staff 3, Photogra- phy Editor 4, Scholastic Letter 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. BEULAH LEE BREWER Basketball 1, 2, Bible Club 2, 3,4, D.E.C.A. 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. STEVEN EDWARDS BROOKS Beta Club 3, 4, Boys' Mono gr am Club 3, 4, Boys' State Auditor 3, Drama Club 3, President 4, Foot- ball Statistician 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4, More- head Nominee 4, N.E. D.T. Certif- icate 1, 2, PHANTOMAIRE Staff 3, Layout Editor 4, Scholastic Letter 2, 3, Senior Committee. THOMAS WAYNE BRooKs F.F.A. 1,2,3, 1.c.T. 1,2, Track 1. PAMELA SUE BURGETTE Cosmetology Club 4, Drama Club Treasurer 4. KEITH LOVE CAMPBELL F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Silk Hope School 1, 2, EDDIE RONALD CARTRETTE Bus Driver 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V.I.C. President 4. HELEN MARIE CAUDLE D.E.C.A. 4, 4-H Club 1, F.F.A. 3, F.H.A. 1, 3, President 2, Home- coming Representative 2, Silk Hope School 1, 2. LUCY KATHRYN CLARK Basketball 1,2, Bibie Club 2, F.H.A. 1,2, v.1.c. 4. DELORES KAY COLTRANE Banquet Committee 2, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3,4, Library Club 4. VICKIE DIANA COOK Beta Club 3,4, BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Editor 3, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, PHANTOMAIRE Typist 4, Scholas- tic Letter 2. 142 JOHN CARSON COOPER FoF.A. 1, 2, 3,V.I.C.4. JAMES R. COX, II Basketball 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Vice-President 3, Golf 1, 2, 3,4, Governor's School 2, More- headNominee 4, N.E.D,T, Cel-tif.. icate 1, 2, PHANTOMAIRE Staff 3, Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 3, School Columnist 3,4, Student Council 1, 2, 3. NANCY ELIZABETH CRAIG Banquet Co-Chairman 3, C h e e r- leader 3,4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Girls' Monogram Club 3, Secretary 4, Health Careers Club 3, 4, Homecoming Representative 4, Senior Committee. MICHAEL DAVID cRoUsE D.E.c.A. 4, F.T.A. 4. GLENN BARRIE CULBERSON Bus Driver 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN DEANE DARK Banquet Committee 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3. JAMES THOMAS DAVIS Senior Superlative, T al e nt Show Winner 1, V.l.C. 4. PAULA RUTH DODD Banquet Co-Chairman 3, Basketball 1, Manager 3, BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Editor 4, F.T.A. 2, Girls' Monogram Club 3,4, Glee Club 2, Health Careers Club 2, Senior Superlative, Student Council 4. SANDRA ROBINSON DUNCAN Beta Club 3,4, BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Typist 3, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, F.H.A. 1,2, I.C.T. 4, Student Council 1, V.I.C. 4. SENIOR onzectony TRUMAN DELANO DUNCAN Boys' Monogram Club 4, F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. WJ. EDWARDS, JR. Boys' Monogram Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 4, Golf 1, 2,N.E.D.T. Certificate 2. GEORGIA LANE ELDER Basketball 1, 3, Co-Captain 2, 4, Bible Club 1,2, 4, B L U E AND WHITE ECHO Staff 3, Drama Club 3, 45 F.I-LA. 1, 2, 4, F.T.A. 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers Club 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Senior Su- perlative. JUDY DIANE EVANS ALEXANDRIAN Staff 1, 2, Cheer- leader 4, Drama Club 3, F.H.A. 1, Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, Yearbook Chairman 4, Homecom- ing Queen 4, Library Club 4, TAHIAN Staff 1, 2, Taylorsville High School 1, 2. CHRIS CLAY EVERHART Basketball 1,Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Drama Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain4, N.E.D.T. Cer- tificate 1, 2, S e ni or Committee, Student Council 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 4. PATRICIA ANN FARMER Bible Club 3, BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Staff 4, Broughton High School 1, 2, Cheerleader 4, Drama Club 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Monogram Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Health Careers Club 3, Home- coming Representative 4, Library Club 1, Social Studies Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Student Council 4, HI TIMES Staff 2. BETTY ROSE FERGUSON Banquet Committee 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, F.H.A. 1, Girls' Monogram Club 3, Presi- dent 4, Homecoming Representa- tive 4, Library Club Vice-President 4, Senior Committee, Senior Super- lative, Student Council 2. MARY SUE FESMIRE Banquet Committee 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Health Careers Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4, Homecoming Representative 4. JODY IANE FIELDS Baseb all 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS INEZ FOGLEMAN Banquet Committee 3, Bible Club 4, Drama Club 4, F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, HealthCareers Club 2, 4, Silk Hope School 1. BECKY ANN FOX BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Staff 4, Cheerleader 1, Drama Club 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, Yearbook Chairman 4, Homecoming Representative 1. RONALD LEWIS FOX Silk Hope School 1, 2. BRENDA KAYE FRAZIER Cosmetology Club 4. DONALD KIRKMAN FUQUAY Silk Hope School 1, 2. EDWARD KENT GRIFFIN Baseball 1,-2, Basketball 1, 2, Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, V.l.C. 4. WAYNE JERALD GUNTER F.F.A. 1, 2,4, Track 1. 143 GARRETT DONALD HALE 4-H Club 1, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DELORIS CHRISTINE HARDIN Bible Club 4, D.E.C.A. Treasurer 4, Debating Club 1, East Rutherford High School 1, 2,F.H.A. 1,Home- coming Representative 4. SYLVIA JEAN HARRIS Cosmetology Club 4, F,H.A. 1, 2, 3, Silk Hope School 1, 2. PAUL JOE HAWKER D.E.C.A. 4, Football 1, N.E.D.T. Certificate 1, 2. WILLIAM CECIL HOLLIDAY Class Treasurer 4, Drama Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Superlative. G. MICHAEL HOLT D.E.C.A. President 4, N.E.D.T. Certificate 2. TED STEVEN HUGHES Basketball 3, 4, Boys' M on o g r a m Club 3, 4, Football 4, Senior Super- lative, Student Council 2, 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4, Track 3, 4. JAMES A. JANUZIK Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Drama Club 4, Swim Team 1, 2, Tennis Team 1, 2. BARBARA ANN PAIGE JOHNSON BLUE AND WHITE Eci-Io Typist 3, V.I.C. Treasurer 4. JEAN JOHNSON D.E.C.A. 3, Drama Club 4. OBED BENJAMIN JOHNSON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Class President 1. Semen Omectom RAYMOND EUGENE JOHNSON Baseb all 1, 25 Beta Club 45 Boys' Monogram C lub 3, Sergeant-at- Arms 45 Drama Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3, Tri-C aptain 45 N.E.D.T. Certificate 1, 25 Scholastic Letter 15 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Track 3, 4. SANDRA JOHNSON Basketball 15 Bible Club 45 BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Typist 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Health Careers Club 45 Silk Hope School 1. PAMELA SUSAN JOYCE Banquet Co-Chairman 35 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 3, 45 Girls' Monogram Club 45 Health Careers Club 3, 45 Home- coming Representative 35 S e n i o r Committee. RALPH STEVEN KELLY Basketball 15 N.E. D. T. Certificate 2. FRANCES KAY KNIGHT Drama Club 45 Health Careers Club 3. JOHN PHILLIP LEONARD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Mono- gram Club 2, 3, President 45 Class President 25 Drama Club 3,45 F.T.A, 2, 3, 45 Outstanding Junior5 Senior Committee5 Senior Super- lative5 Student Council 4, Vice- President 35 Track 2, 3, 4. GEORGE coBLE LINDLEY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. LULA MALINDA LINDLEY Basketball 1, 25 BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Staff 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Monogram Club 25 Library Club 4. PHEOBE LOUISE LINDLEY JAMES ALLEN LINER D.E.C.A. 3,45 F.F.A. 1. Pl-IYLLIS JO MANESS Bible Club 1,2,3,4, D.E.C.A. Sweetheart 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Health Careers Club 1,2, 3,45 Homecoming Representative 4. DAVID FRANKLIN MARLEY F.F.A. 3, 1.c.T, 2. LARRY CLARK MCDANIELS Baseball Manager 25 Boys' Mono- gram Club 2, 3,45 Drama Club 45 Football 15 N.E.D.T. Certificate 2. SHEILA ANN MCLAURIN Beta Club 25 BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Typist 45 F.H.A. 3, Secre- tary 1, Vice-President 25 Home- coming Representative 25 Home Economics Award 1, 25 Scholastic Letter 35 Silk Hope School 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN McPHERSON Basketball 1, 25 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 He alth Careers Club 3, Secretary 45 Library Club 4. PATRICIA MCSWAIN Band 1,25 Bible Club 25 Chatham High School 1, 25 Cheerleader 25 Drama Club 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Representative 2. JO DY KIRKMAN MINOR Banquet Committee 35 D.E.C.A. 4. JOSEPH STEVEN MOORE Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' Mono- gram Club 3, Vice-Pre side nt 45 Boys' State 35 Drama Club 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 45 Football 1, 2, 3, Tri-Captain 45 Scholastic Letter 3. 144 JUDITH LEE MUELLER Seventy First High School 15 Bible Club 35 Health Careers Club 35 Library Club 3, 45 V.I.C. Vice- President 45 N.C.V.I.C. Editor 45 Girls' state 3, N.E.D.T. cerfifi- cate 2. DAVID WARREN PHILLIPS Basketball 25 Bus Driver 3, Substi- tute 25 Class Vice-President 15 D. E. C.A. 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Silk Hope School 1, 2. JANICE ANN PHILLIPS Beta Club 3, 45 BLUE AND WHITE ECHO Typist 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Outstanding Typist 35 PHANT- OMAIRE Staff 45 Scholastic Letter 1, 25Se1'11OrCO1T11T1itt6e5HO1'1'1CCO1T1- ing Representative 4. ROLFE LEE PHILLIPS Beta Club 3,45 Bus Driver Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 N. E. D. T. Certificate 1, 25 Scholastic Letter 2, 3. DONALD LEE PIKE Bus Driver 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN PITTMAN Bible Club 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 35 Glee Club 25 HealthCareers Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3, 4. BRUCE ALLEN POE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL ROY POOLE, JR. Baseball 15 Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver Substitute 2, 3, 45 Footb all 1, 2, 3, Tri-Captain 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Senior Superlative5 Track 2. BRENDA KAY RAY F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Silk Hope School 1, 2. Semen Omecton JAY ALLEN RICHARDSON Baseball Manager 2, Boys' Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Morehead Nomi- nee 4, Senior Superlative, Student Council 1. SANDRA FAY ROBINSON Cheerleader 4, Drama Club 4, Girls' Monogram Club 4, Library Club 4, Roanoke Rapids High School 1, 2. ROSE ESTHER RODGERS Basketball 1,2, Chatham High School 1, 2, Cheerleader 1,2, Drama Club 4, D. E. C.A. 4, F.H,A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Library Club 1,4. ROBERT ODELL SHARPE Band 1, 2, Baseball Manager 1, Beta Club 3, 4, Boys' Monogram Club 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class President 4, Drama Club 4, Morehead Nominee 4, PI-IANTOMAIRE Staff 3, Editor 4, Student Council 4, Track 2. RODNEY STEVENSON SHORT Class Vice-Pr e sid e nt 4, Senior Committee, Student Council 4, Track 2, 3. MARTHA SUSAN SILER Basketball 1, 2, BLLE. AND WHITE ECHO Staff 3, D.E.C.A. Club 4, F.H.A. 1, Library Club 3, 4. WILLIAM COVERT SMITH Beta Club 3, 4, Biology Award 2, Bus Driver 4, Class President 2, F.F.A. Scholarship Award 1, Trea- surer 2, Secretary 3,4, N.E.D.T. Certificate 2, Scholastic Letter 3, Science Award 1, Silk Hope School 1, 2. GEORGE DAVID SMITH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V.I.C. 3,4. WALTER LEE SMITH Beta Club 2, 3, State Vice-President 4, Class President 3, Vice-President 1, Marshal 3, Drama Club 4, More- headNominee 4,N.E.D.T. Certif- icate 1,2, Page at N.C. House of Representatives 2, PHANTOMAIRE Staff 3, Sports Editor 4, Scholastic Letter 1, 2, 3, S e n i o r Superlative, Student Council 3, President 4. KERMIT FREELAND SPIVEY Bus Driver 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY RUSSELL STONE Drama Club 4, Glee Club 3, Home- room Officer 4. JERRY MILTON STONE Boys' Monogram Club 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Scholastic Letter 3, Track 2, 3. CLARA MAE STOVALL Bible Club 3, Cosmetology Club 4, Drama Club 3, Health Careers Club 1, 3. ERNEST EDWARD SUITS Bus Driver 3,4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4. BOBBY BLAKE TEAGUE Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Class President 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, Marshal 2, 3, Scholastic L ette r 3, Senior Committee. BRENDA DIANE TEAGUE Basketball 1, Class Officer 1, 4, 4-H Club President 1, F.H.A. 1,2, 3, President 4, Homecoming Repre- sentative 1,4, Senior Committee, Senior Superlative, Student Council 2, 3. SANDRA ELAINE TEAGUE Beta Club 4, Secretary 3, Cheer- leader 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, N.E.D.T. Certificate 2, Scholastic Letter 3, Silk Hope School 1, Stu- dent Council 4. 145 JANET LORANE TEAGUE Cosmetology Club 4, Drama Club 3, F.H.A. 1, Health Careers Club 1, 3, Senior Superlative. REVA GAIL TEAGUE F.H.A. 1, 2, Silk Hope School 1, 2. SHARON BERNICE THOMAS Banquet Chairman 3, Cheerleader 3, Chief 4, Drama Club Secretary 4, F.I-I.A. 1, 2, Girls' Monogram Club 3, Vice-President 4, Girls' State 3, Homecoming Representa- tive 1, Miss Jordan Matthews 4, Outstanding Junior, Student Council 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, S e nior Superlative. LINDA BROOKS VONCANNON Bible Club 3, F.I-I.A. 1, Library Club 4. JASPER HOWARD WALTERS Banquet Chairman 3, Class Vice- President 3, Drama Club 3, 4, N.E. D.T. Certificate 2, Student Council 2. VICKI JO WALTERS Beta C lub 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, F.H.A. 1, Scholastic Letter 3, Silk Hope School 1, 2. DAVID GEORGE WENTWORTH BLUE AND WHITE ECHO S t a ff 4, Glee Club 3, HealthCareers Club 4. RONALD GALE WHITE WALTER GUY WICKER Bus Driver Substitute 3, D.E.C.A. 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. VERLIN WAYNE VVILLIAMS ROBERT-CARROL WRENN Basketball Statistician 1, 2, Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, N.E.D.T. Certificate 2. LARRY WAYNE YOW Boys' Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. Albright, Vicky... 52, 108 Allen, Becky. . . 50, 104 Allen, Pheobe. . . 118 Allen, Winfred. . . 54, 114 Allred, Beverly. . .41, 47, 48, 51, 92 Aldred, Harold. . . 114 Andrew, Betty... 49, 60, 61, 114 Andrew, Bill.. . 39, 44, 68, 73, 74, 80, 108 Andrew, Donald. . . 40, 54, 55,92 Andrews, Alice. . . 51, 92, 107 Andrews, B.J. . . 118 Andrews, Brenda... 40, 41, 43, 48, 49, 58, 61, 63, 93, 105 Andrews, Robert. . . 108 Andrews, Roger. . . 51, 114 Arrington, Phil. . . 51, 114 Atkinson, Jayne. . . 46, 51, 60, 61, 114, 75 Atkinson, Terry. . . 49, 51, 76, 77,118 h Foust, Nancy. . . 115 Baldwin, J. B... . 118 Barbour, Jim. . . 114 Bare, Rejina. . . 50, 109 Barker, Richard. . . 118 Barker, Steve. . . 44, 50, 68, 82, 10 Beard, Nancy. . . 49, 118 Blanton, James... 50, 54, 118 Boggs, Dewey. . . 54, 93 Boling, Jimmy. . . 40, 42, 44, 51, 58 Bowman, Carol. . . 114 Bradford, Kathy. . . 114 Bradley, Cathy. . .46, 49, 51, 114 Brady, Patricia Jean. . . 49, 118 Brady, Stan. . . 118 Bray, Becky. . . 41, 48,108 9 ,61, 73, Bray, Greg. . . 54, 55, 108 Bray, Sheila. . . 46, 114 Brewer, A mi. . .46, 51, 61, 114, 76 Brewer, Beulah. . .41, 47, 48 49 53, 93 Brewer, Ji mmy...77,78,118 ' Brewer, Johnny. . . 68, 118 Brewer, Phyllis. . . 41, 48, 49, 114, 77 Brewer, Sandra. . . 49, 118 Brinkley, Brinkley, Douglas. . . 54, 118 George. . .118 Britson, Linda. . . 46, 61, 114 Brooks, Eli. . . 109 Brooks, Jean. . . 49, 118 Brooks, Roe. . . 54, 55,114 Brooks, Sara. . . 49, 51,118 Brooks, Steve.. . 14, 40, 42, 44, 46, 51, 60, 61, 63, 78, 79, 93 Brooks, Wayne. . . 52, 93 Brower, Bill... 44, 68, 71, 73, 74, 82, 109 Brower, Mike... 118 Brown, Alice. . . 109 Brown, Dwight. . . 54, 55, 109 Brown, Larry. . . 114 Brown, Troy... 54, 118 Buckner, Billy. . . 44, 68, 69, 80, 109, 73 Buckner, Mitchell. . . 54, 55, 109 Buckner, Wanda. . . 109 Burgett, Pamela. . . 50, 51, 93 Burgett, Wayne. . . 114 Burke, Mike. . . 54, 77,119 Burke, Stanford. . . 114 93 Caldwell, Mary Lou... 109 Campbell, Keith. . . 54, 93 Card, Merilyn. . . 49, 51, 119 Cartrette, Charles. . . 114 Cartrette, Darryl. . . 54, 115 Cartrette, Ronald.. . 52, 55, 94 Caudle, Harold. . . 54, 119 Caudle, Helen. . . 53, 94 Clapp, Edwin. . . 77, 119 Clark, Doug. . . 54, 109 Clark, Linda. . . 49, 119 Clark, Lucy. . . 52, 94 Cockman, Frankie.. . 53, 109 Collins, Pat. . . 39, 40, 42, 45, 4 60, 61, 76, sa, 109 Coltrane, Kay... 41, 47, 49, 51 Cook, Rocky... 54, 115 cook, sandra. . .49, 119 Cook, Vickie.. . 40, 49, 94 Cooper, John. . .52, 94 Cooper, Mary. . . 115 Corder, Debra. . . 61, 115, 76 6, 47, 49, ss, ,94 Eamhardt, Terry. . . 54, 115 Easter, Elvin. . . 54, 109 Easter, Larry. . . 54, 109 Edwards, Edwards, Edwards, Dubby. . . 44, 78, 95 Judy. . . 50, 109 Sharon. . . 49,119 Elder, Diane. . . 47, 115 Elder, Georgia. . . 45, 46, 49, 95, 76, 106 Ellington, Donna. . . 49, 119 Ellington, Steve. . . 70, 73 Ellis, Doug... 119 Ellis, Kathy.. . 49, 119 Estridge, Tony. . . 54,115 Evans, Judy. . . 45, 47, 66, 89, 96 Everhart, chris. . . 14,44, 63, 68, 69, 96 Coward, Sara. . . 119 cox, Jimmy. . .40, 44, 51, sa, 61, es, 7s, 79, 94 Craig, Frank. . . 119 Craig, Joe. . . 119 Craig, Nancy. . . 14, 45, 46, 66, 89, 94 Creason, David.. .54, 115 Crider, Nancy. . . 109 Crotts, Carolyn. . . 40, 48, 109 Crouse, Bruce.. .115 Crouse, Mike.. . 53, 95 Culberson, Archie. . . 54, 115 Culberson, Boyd. . . 53, 54, 113 Culberson, Glenn. . . 54, 95 Culberson, Jane. . . 50, 109 Culberson, Jerry... 54, 55,115 Culberson, Phil. . . 54, 115 Culberson, Van.. . 54, 115 Culberson, Wanda. . . 50, 109 Culberson, Yvonne. . .49, 119 Dark, Carolyn. . . 95 Dark, Marcia. . . 46, 49, 61, 115 Dark, Ola. . .115 Dark, Sharon. . . 49, 119 Davis, Alex. . . 54, 119, 77 Davis, Brenda... 41, 48, 115 Davis, Debra. . . 50, 109 Davis, Jean. . . 49, 119 Davis, Ronnie. . . 54, 115 Davis, Ruby. . . 49, 119 Davis, Tommy. . . 52,95,106 Dimeo, Richard... 77, 119 Dixon, Cecilia. . . 49, 119 Dixon, Kerry.. . 68,119 Dixon, Michael. . . 54, 115 Dodd, Paula. . . 43, 45, 46, 95, 105 Dodd, Teresa... 115 Dowd, Steve. ..54,119 Duncan, Sandra. . . 40, 52, 95 Duncan, Tommy. . . 54, 78, 119 Duncan, Truman.. . 44, 54, 82, 95 Dunn, Donald... 54, 82, 115 146 Farmer, Patsy. . . 43, 45, 46, 66, 88, 96 Ferguson, Betty Rose. . . 14, 45, 47, 76, 8 107 Ferguson, Diane. . . 49, 119 Ferguson, Donnie.. .68,77, 118, 119 Ferguson, Jackie. . . 40, 45, 66, 109 Ferguson, Murphy. . . 110 Ferguson, Yvonne. . . 119 Fesmir Fields, Fields, Fields Fields Fields, r r e, Sue... 41, 48, 49, 88, 96 Allen. . . 52,110 Brenda. . . 49, 119 Buddy... 44, 54, 73, 80, 81, 96 Mike. . . 115 Stuart.. . 68, 77,119 Finn, Carol. . .110 Flippin, Janice. . . 121 Y Fogleman, P ms. . .41, 48, 96 Fox, Becky... 43, 45, 96 Fox, Bobby. . . 44, 110 Fox, Janice... 115 Fox, R on.nie. . . 53, 96 Frazier, Kaye. . . 50, 97 Frazier, Ted. . . 54, 115 F uquay Caddy, Gaines, Gee, G , Don. . . ss, 54,97 Terry. . .44, 68,71,82, 108,110 Frankie. . .110 wen. . . 110 Gilbert, Connie. . . 49, 51, 60,115 Gilliland, Randy. . . 119 Gilmore, Linda Scrubby . . . 110 Gilmore, Nancy. . . 119 Glosson , Dally...49,118,119 Goldston, Bud. . . 54, 68,119 Goldston, Gail. . . 61, 115 Goodnight, Ricky. . . 54, 115 Greene Fabienne. . .46, 61 110 Griffin: Kent usub J. . .44, sfz, 97 Gunter, Gunter, Gunter, Jerald. . . 54, 97 Leanne.. . 119 Linda... 50, 110 9, 96, Hackney, Bill. . . 44, 51, 78, 110 Haclmey, Martha. . . 110 Hackney, Sara. . . 49, 119 Haith, Eddie. . . 54,117 Hale, Donald... 54, 97 Hall, Faye... 49, 76, 119 Hall, Phyllis. 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Ray. . . 52, 111 Raymond. . .40, 44, 51, es, ss, 69, sz, Rhonda... 60, 61,116 Dandra. . . 41, 48, 98 Sue... 40, 41, 42, 45, 46, 49, 76,111 Susan. . . 51, 61, 116 Tony. . . 120 Jerry. . . 116 J ' . Jones, Janet. . . 41, 49, 51, 61,116 J J ones, Jones, 120 Johnson, M Jones, V Elaine 49, 51, 120 o .. . ike. . . 40, 44, 80, 81,108,111, 73, 74, ickie 49, 120 Jones, Sammy. . . 60, 111 W . . Jone s , anda. . . 120 Jordan, Steve. . . 54, 116 Joyce, Pam. . . 14, 45, 51, 66, 99 Justice, Judi. . .49,111 Justice, Randy. . . 73, 116 Keck, Bobby. . . 54, 120 Keck, Jerry. . . 54, 116 Kellam, Bonnie. . . 40, 49, 50, 60, 61,111 Kelly, Linda. . . 116 Kelly, Mary Beth. . . 49, 120 Kelly, Steve. . . 99 Kennedy, Brenda. . . 116 Key, Mike.. . 44, 77, 78,116 Kidd, Jerry. . . 120 King, J. 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. 49,121 Phillips, Barry. . . 44, 116 Phillips, Cathy. . . 116 Phillips, David. . . 54, 101 Phillips, Dianna. . . 49, 120 Phillips, Elaine. . . 49, 120 Phillips, Eric. . . 77, 120 Phillips, Janice. . .14, 40, 42, 59, 61, 88,101 Phillips, Jo Dean. . . 49, 76,118,120 Phillips, Madge. . . 116 Phillips, Robert. . . 54, 116 Phillips, Rolfe. . . 40, 55, 61, 101 Phillips, Terri. . . 120 Pickard, Dianne. . . 41, 112 Pickard, Kay. . . 116 Pickard, Tommy. . . 54, 116 Pike, Debby. . . 40,112, 54, 55, 101 Pike, Donald. . . 120 Pike, Gerald. . . 117 Pittman, Patsy.. . 47, 51, 101 Poe, Bruce... 52, 54,101 Poe, David. . . 14, 44, 60, 68, 82, 112 Poole, Russell... 44, 54, 68, 69, 71,101,106 Poplin, David. . . 54, 120 Powers, Elaine... 14, 40, 49, 88, 112 Powers, Ruby. . . 49,117 Price, Alcene. . . 50,112 Price, Barbara. . . 120 Price, Phyllis. . . 117 Pritchard, Mike. . . 50, 112 Ray, Brenda. . . 101 Rector, Ann. . . 49, 120 Richardson, Jay. . . 44, 102, 107 Ritch, Andy. . . 68, 71,112 Ritter, 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