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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

! . fifv ' Wi JQRDAN-MA HEWSHIGH SCHDOL - SILER CITY, 'NORTH CAROLINA. TRACES 1978 VOLUME 7 1' is 9 sf-4, 5- J' D Qxs Y .1 - I 4 , , f 49' mmf, ,,, t 1 1 www 'Nu V Q CONTENTS Student Lite ,, Sports . , . Organizations Classes .. Faculty , . Advertisements .. .... 12 .5 r 23 51 63 ..t,119 5 Let me rise up also and follow in the wake of thejun to make my own patternfjhg Qfwdjbg across the sky. . . l'6l?Cl4!'lJ6x fgy 544449 iffy: ff Today is a mere whim of tomorrow's benedication. I pray not for yesterday, a moment ago I lived it. .f ' I toduct on 3 REFLECTING ON... STUDENT LIFE i think that i may never seek what i may never Homecoming Game 6 lt d ct find what i may never feel and only the process, the thinking, seeking, finding, will tell what i may never . . . -- John Blizzard fs fy Band - Homecoming Parade Freshman Class Float - Homecoming Parade as Tame the Mustangs, ' the world GMC is a looking glass and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face. frown at it and it will in turn look sourly upon youg laugh at it and with it, and it is a kind companion. - thackeray Homecoming Parade Spectators Student Council Representative - Tammy Wright HOG 10 7 '77 ' cmd tgidf The Class of '78 presented 'iPrecious and Few with Billy Scott and the Prophets on April 22, 1977 at the National Guard Armory. Billy Scott and the Prophets 1, '36 - ,,v N X ,b W ,Al 5 X 9 .9 1 'A .4, ggijsfi is Vi Xi r 1C QNX J 4 l 5 X, I ' ,n . Q 5? 1 '-vs' PRECIOUS AND FEW Hltm handsome even without a necktief' . 1 n.f,' 2 Q. Is my corsage straight? 8 Prom 77 , i is ww' Nez Qllzuasa uf ' 7 7 Krzrhuzttea 1 48 Stuhentsa Reflection on the past, anticipation for the future. tra When it comes graduation time Seniors feel the end of the journey is over and it becomes time to encounter new experiencesg so we swallow our pride and humble ourselves into the time of change. The long and winding road. , . Baccaleurate Services were held May 29 for the Class of '77, Graduatio 9 Senior Class Representative - Janice Yow Senior Class Float i Band -- Homecoming Parade Student Council Float Vvrigm XM' ff FU 3 Band - Homecoming Parade Homecoming Game Freedom of competition and freedom of action are meaningless without freedom of touch. And there is no freedom of action without emotion. LIVE AT JIVI . . . HFREEDOIVI JAN! xf' , ' ,, V ,pw , Q 7, we 1 4 AY M' , F 4, X' wg Kiss me, you fool! October 7 - Homecoming '77 jets Horsekick Mustangs .4i1 f' T The Blue and Gold Jet Machine cruised around the ends, sailed through the air, and ran right through the center of the North Moore Mustangs. There wasn't enough horsemeat left for Hardees to come and get. At half-time, Patty Brower was crowned Miss Jordan-Matthews and Sherry Floss was honored as the Homecoming Queen. The Seniors finally came through and won first place for theirfloat, Put the Mustangs Out to Pasture. Final score of the ballgame: JM 63 - Mustangs 6. 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A N '35 . , If I jay, ,, X REFLECTIN G UN . . . SPO Track '77 -t'Number1 L ll Varsity Football - Victorious Season Girls Softball - 9 Wins-7 Losses ll ,I lg Il afi7ll 24 Sp tsActon W 5 . ,ff ' ' 4 I, ' N . 1 m-ff A: f . ff Y M ' X x 'i N l ...... ' i Q 1 Baseball '77 - Anticipation for the Future Blue and Gold Machine Rolled Over Opposing Teams Dale White, ready to break loose. This year the Jets football team did an exceptional job raising its record from 5-3-2 to 7-3. The strength was in 1 their offensive line along with their storming defense. There were five players elected to the All Conference team: Craig Wood, Blake Siler, Kenny Price, Charles Poston, and Larry Johnson. The Senior Jets have left a lot of respectable memories in the minds of the under- classmen. This year they gained admirable qualities of leadership, teamwork, and determination. These traits will be valuable next year. Varstiy Football team burst the Victory Hoop. f NA Hg ,GT RQ-159-90-4f?sr,,j,f-gie,.f,-ji. 910,13--5-vffe A- - ' . f. 6' T g L ,,-.re-..uftfrgt.sofa,.v1d5ts21Q.ee 4 ,e1Q5e,g,.e9Ur. s s, M, T, T T 1 T iw- 1 T ,U 3 ftr T 3 Q' rg:-,..,z '51 ..-fl JL ar . T Q r- 1 er . r r X - Siu ,., Q IQMQFRQESZ' lilo au ' a t Y ii?-!5!5Z5!H0!Q?.5!4 l I 'SE L-to-B - Larry Johnson, Charles Stackhouse, Thomas Poston, Charles Poston, Ftobin Pittman, Brent Knopp, Michael Bur- nette, Randy Foxx, Toddy Brooks, Wade Dark, Dale White, Leo Lane, Joe Beck - 2nd Row - Miles Siler, Byron Horton, Jerry Phillips, Bobby Swicegood, Chris Tillman, Anthony Harris, De- nnis Johnson, Bruce Baird, Craig Wood - Cpt., Steve Thompson, Ken Sellers, Steve Johnson, Berry Buckner - 3rd Row - Blake Siler-Cpt., Randy Wiley, Randy Collins, Anthony McSwain, Eddie Culberson, Kim Heffney, David Griffin, Tim Dugan, Kenny Price, Larry Sales, Whitey Poe, Joe Colquitt, Chuck Snipes. 25 ery. Varsity Football Clinches Miles Siler makes another of his many carries against East Montgom- 'E 'wi I H if ' .. 14, iil- r Fi 7 , v 'K Q., , kb Q ' ' ,, ,,' ., WH F . 1 5' - 1 1 7 Q iiio S1 mil ' Q' rr S , errnn -. ,.,, , . .Wy F55 ,sf ' W ' t t ' s r nnrrn r mi hw ,2 f , VL VK t y N iv . In -- Y , .1 e , ki' ss: ,1 at is 1 T ir if Ne t t Q E is Q' 2 7 7 s an at rii V ,- 'I at ,t.- ' it any . - V .I at H , W, , 'Q t J p 'z tf I W' S f ' - 'fy , f Michael Burnette Eddie Culberson Wade Dark Randy Foxx David Griffin Kim Heffney 26 Varsity Football Jet Defense brings down Chatham Central offenders. 1977-78 Varsity Football Seniors Dennis Johnson Larry Johnson Steve Johnson Charles Poston Thomas Poston Kenny Price Ken Sellars Blake Siler Chuck Snipes Bobby Swicegood Steve Thompson Craig Wood Co-Captain Blake Siler receives game plays from Coach Howard. all Qyx I Q fag? -X f 1 ...I L ,,,. r....,, gs ' A list- 1 I 3, .CV , A l .- . 4 sw?-T5 s r . I . 4 - 4.53. Jets Offense heads toward victory against Union Pines. -9 ...f5.,.4Qt 1' in Randy Foxx tramples over teammates and East Montgomery Eagles. Varsity Football 27 JV Football Posts Jimmy Burnette escapes East Montgomery offense. impressive 8-1 l Season. The Rush is on. 1 :xi me , 1 I 6 'Lip f , .-' gl- X , kk tl I .1 5,7 Q W Cac ' figx J I I fa K F X ya ,K I A L Q. f 1 I VA 1 5 ,i l i t . i 22 ' 3 5' we 1 ,H P -1 4 - ' l 97' 4-Q73 ' 4' viii 'i.. A' 4, ., at all T m 'AgV'A A' V. , ' Hfm - nf, Sx f l- t x it W we ,,:, A. , wg., ...TV wtf: W ' ' 1 ff 6,- A ., - f ' , . r I .,-, T Qti ufll 'W gf e.H 6 'Y Q ., u f,a.,g.'t:Q.s2f-ysslgiaatvaaaf 1xviQ.31.3ei!.W'f!m tea... -zoromfororcfewa L-to-R - Larry Moffitt-Manager, Jimmy Burnette, Barry Cul- berson, Drex Roberts, John Ross, Diffie Lane, Max Glover, Clarence Scotten, Sterling Peoples, Darryl Dunlap, Jack Emer- son - 2nd Row - Dean Milligan-Manager, Bucky Cheek, Randy Jones, Robert Hughey, Dennis McNeill, Craig Williams, Ralph Boren, Jeff Bridges, Mack Oldham, Jeff Thomas. David l The JV football team finished the season with an , impressive 8-1 record, the only loss being 14-6 to West Montgomery. This team opened the season with six straight wins and three of those wins were against 3A opponents. One of the most remarkable things about this team was the offensive balance. They gained almost as many yards passing as they did running. Also the first string defense gave up only six touchdowns in nine games. Against Northwood the defense held Northwood to a -14 yards total offense. 28 JV Football Gray - 3rd Row - Mike Bowers, Norris Lee, Chris Moffitt, James Taylor, Jeff Brady, Vernon Clark, Greg Fields, Ronnie Brady, David Milligan, Larry Marsh - 4th Row -Jimmy Far- rish, Jeff Snipes, Steve Robinson, Lou Sadler, Greg Brown, Aaron Goldston, Joel Mitchell, Wayne Carnes, Chip Ferguson, Everett Price. JM Defenders bring down West Montgomery. Sophomore Pam Williams Heads JV Cheerleaders The JV Cheerleaders attended cheerleading camp at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill last sum- mer. They won ribbons in competition at the camp. The seven JV's sold doughnuts and programs to raise money for new gold uniforms they purchased. The JV's made spirit-buttons and victory hoops for all home games. They assisted the Varsity Cheerleaders during Homecoming, at pep rallies, and during basketball season. The JV's were led by chief Pam Williams. JV's Hkeep on keeping on. ! Sandy Harris, Mary Alice Flesch, Kelly Morgan and Tammy Strickland promote enthusiasm at JV games Varsity Cheerleaders Bring Home Congeniality Award - Effects Endure Throughout Year Cheerleaders add life to pep rallies with spirit skits. 'Q is Q F' F a - -fvx Tammy Milholen C X X ! if . X 5? XS And ra Bu rgess Wav' is pg., .Pb ,iff-'fix Varsity Cheerleading begins with try-outs in the spring and continues into late February. Jordan-Matthews Varsity Cheerleaders practiced all through June preparing for cheerleading camp. They at- tended camp at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, bringing home ribbons each night, second place over- all at the camp, and the most prized honor, the congeniality award - a spirit bell, voted on by each squad at the 250 girl camp. The Cheerleaders sold all sorts of products to raise money for new shoes, pom- poms, and sweaters. They sponsored the Homecoming Dance, the bonfire, freethrow and poster contests, besides many Lick 'Em Days during basketball season. They ac- cented Pep Rallies with skits and dances. They also used male cheerleaders for half-time exhibitions at a few home bas- ketball games. Through many meals to- gether, program sales, prac- tice, and exceptional school spirit, the cheerleaders worked, compromised, and screamed for school support. In the end, four Seniors, and five Juniors completed the most successful, spirited, and victorious year ever. Being a cheerleader means placing personal needs and problems behind. It is solely a squad ef- fort for bringing together the individuals that compose JM's student body to promote suc- cess in athletics. L-to-Ft - Tammy Milholen, Clorinda Heidinger, Patty Brower, Janice Yow, Lynnette Lutterloh, Janet Langley, Mar- lette Brown, Janet Dunn, Andra Burgess C'0f'f1d-2 Heldlngef Janet Langley Lynnette Lutterloh Varsity Cheerleaders 31 Girls Tennis Team Ties for Conference Championship It all began on August 15, 1977 with a group of eight optimistic girls. What followed were months of hard prac- tices and good times, everything from running the mile to eating at Darryl's . The hard work paid off by producing the most successful year ever in JM girl's tennis history: Co-Champions of the CTH Conference. Several events highlighted the 1977 tennis season. We defeated arch rival Union Pines 15-43. Five girls were selected to the All- Conference Team. They were: Lisa Brooks, Joan Smith, Ann Boling-Capt., Shawn White, and Sylvia Buckner. Joan Smith winning the Singles Championship over Gwen Wal- lace CUPJ and ending up with a 12-O season. Lisa Brooks and Joan Smith claimed the doubles title and the Lady Jets won the Conference Tournament. Joan Smith swept Conference Championship in single and double tournaments. 32 Girls Tennis Oh, God! Ms. White voted Coach of the Year .f gf ,ff 'iff ff' 'P J ff X jfjxgfkfj fl 4 j ,x f ,f f 5 5 f I E 3 .ff 2, fix X .FM 1 , 1 1 vw J, lj. Q if ff ff.. 153 FAN ,J fx! ff? .5 J. J J f f .JV I 1 1 -f' Jfff ff Q-gkbfevff x ,A A, V ,f- 'Y' J A-?. ,qv 'z ,X ' Y , 8 I ' 7' fl f' v 1. ,9- ,fv I J, J, w J J jf! f 1 ' fy' . . IJ: , ,W 1 V' , fy, N -' ,fy v 4 K ,' w Vi 5-sv 'Y ' v , t -'J -:A J v V' f Viv' 3 I. w X- J' ,-' ,f X rw, x V ,v, ' 1 ffyf f Q?7,L f ' ' fi' jx Wy' if---K. , ffvf ff 1 Q 'ii . A Q4 uf , Michael Bowden grabs another rebound. Chuck Snipes beats'em on the boards. 34 Basketball JM's varsity boys started the season with a big road ' win over Durham Jordan 58 to 50. This set the stage for the season. The Jets have run up a 15 and 7 record overall and 9 and 2 in the tough Central Tar Heel Conference. In between that first win and the current record, the Jets finished fourth in the Bur- lington Classic and raced to 8 consecutive wins be- fore a loss. A win at Union Pines would give our Jets the regular season championship for the second year in a row. Larry Johnson directs traffic to make another perfect pass. Mark Baldwin battles for the rebound. M! J X QQRDAJ -wvfffriw in ,P S9-D-44, ex?-U41 Varsity Boys Clinch District Berth L-to-Ft - Lonnie Brooks, Steve Watts, Drex Roberts, Larry Johnson, Charles Stackhouse, Mike Kennedy - 2nd Ftow - Coach Mack Herndon, Michael Bowden, Leo Lane, David Griffin, Chuck Snipes, Mark Baldwin, Tim Dugan, Jeff Snipes, Terry Jordan X! 93541 .Vt , W: 5 Statisticians - L-to-R, Tami Husband, Cam Edwards Sharon Hart, Debbie Watts Basketball 35 L-to-R- Kathy Dowd, Regina Siler, Sandra Fox, Angelita Hor- Lucinda Moody, Lisa Brooks, Karen Williams, Sherry Ross, ton, Rhonda Fox, Coach Phil Senter, Loretta Johnson, Kelly Janice Marsh Marshall, Jenny Buckner, Donna Poe, Netta Ross - Seated: 9 1 JET!-S 'TS JETS JETS Jia! JETS 1 JETS 'Qu Lady Jets Post lVIost Impressive Record Since 1963 The Lady Jets returned all five starters from last season which finished second in the conference with an overall record of 11-11. The team is paced by leading scorer and rebounder Angelita Horton with a 19 point average and 9.6 rebounds per game. Supporting cast has been Lisa Brooks with 13 point average, Loretta Johnson with a 10 point average, and Kelly Marshall averaging 12 points per game. Rhonda Fox has supplied board strength with an average of 9 rebounds per game. The record at present stands at 9-2 in the conference and 17-4 overall. With five sophomores and two juniors out of the eleven players, the future looks optimistic. 36 Basketball 'W ut' 1 C 155' In , ' JS 32, ',i, r- ' Q 'im 13 we 5 WGA K 3. Q-rife. 1 Q JETS 4' an X-2 ,gm-WM-f Janice Marsh struggles for ball with arch-rival Chatha Central. Co-Captain Angelita Horton keys up Jet defense. Lady Jets prepare and discuss game plans. Sophomore Lisa Brooks eyes loose ball. Rhonda FOX drives TOV two DOWNS- Basketball 37 Freshmen Supply Needed Depth For JV Boys The 1977-78 edition of the Jordan-Matthews JV boys basketball team had a very exciting and successful season. The team was composed of three sophomores and a talented group of fresh- men. This group of young men demonstrated skills and qualities throughout the season which will aid the Jordan-Matthews bas- ketball program in the future. Dale White drives for another basket, l, . 1 L-to-Fl - Sterling Peoples, Toddy Brooks, Dale White, William Not pictured: Branson Davis, Barry Culberson, Lou Sadler, Di Jeffries, Trip Dykers - 2nd Fiow - Everett Price, Gary Moffitt, ffie Lane, and Jimmy Burnette Henry Foxx, Coach Gregg Thomas, Jeff Snipes, Joe Beck - 38 L-to-R -A Lara Thomas, Lana Thomas, April Hudson, Lisa Jordan - 3rd Row - Alma Price, Sandra Fox, Rhonda Poe, Brooks, Kim Buckner-2nd Flow-Veronica Scotton, Sherrie Flobin Brooks, Lynette Johnson, Lisa Stout, Coach Phillip Gilliland, Liz Snipes, Frankie Wood, Jenny Buckner, Sandra Howard, Van Marsh. X I fa Co-Captain Sherrie Gilliland scrambles after loose ball. Ftikm, Co-Captain Jenny Buckner grasps for possession. JV Girls - CTH Co-Champions This year's JV Girls Basketball Team has posted the best win-loss record ever for the JV Girls with an overall record of 15-3 and finished tied for lst place with a conference record of 11-1. This is the first time the JV Girls have ever finished in First Place. The teams success can be attributed to hardwork and good leadership by the captains, Jenny Buckner and Sherrie Gilliland, and to the fine basketball talent possessed by each member of the team. This team has posted the highest average scoring and has given up fewer points than any team in the past seven seasons. Leading scorers were Sandra Fox, Sandra Jordan, Jenny Buckner, and Sherrie Gilliland. Leading re- bounders were Sandra Fox, Sandra Jordan, Robin Brooks, and Jenny Buckner. Each member should be commended for their effort and success. Varsity Baseball '77 13 Wins - 5 Losses After losing seven starters for the 1976 squad and finishing in a strong 2nd place in the conference, no one expected the '77 team to be a powerhouse. The JM players worked hard and finished with a good 13 wins and 5 losses and at one time threatened first place. Keith Horton led the hitting with a .370 batting average and was followed closely by Whitey Poe and Larry Johnson. Return- ing are: Catcher, Scott Perry, Outfielders, Wes Kennedy, Dennis Johnson, and Mark Baldwin, and lnfielders, Jerry Phillips and Drex Roberts, plus a host of newcomers. Last year's team records were good with a team batting average of .292 while our fielding was down slightly at 89070. The pitching department had an earned run average of 2.70 giving up 67 runs as the Jets scored 129. The last five games were very close. Wes Kenned recaps the pitching incident that injured his left eye 4-3? ssxr 1 ,J i N Q i M,-4 ses during the Cyhatham Central Game. ,r V V ' A K j 31,5 :ls xr , if ' 5 i f s l.., f Z4 - at if 1 I sf 1 N l 'ei M' 4 g L-to-R - David Marsh, Jerry Bowers, Larry Johnson, Jamie Ftobin Pittman, Mark Baldwin, Keith Horton, Wes Kennedy Kennedy, Dennis Johnson, Milton Newby, Alan Brooks, Jerry TONY R0b9ftSl Drex Roberts, COaCh'Kefldal' BUCKVIGV' Phillips - 2nd Row - Boris Lane, Scott Perrv. Whitey Poe, 40 Varsity Baseball Boris Lane hurled a 5-0 sea- SOIJ. Keith Horton remains safe after being pursued by East Montgomery baseman. Whitey Poe dances safely to score another run against Union Pines. l Larry Johnson slides safely home. Varsity Baseball 41 Central Tarheel Conference Player of the Year - Bill Brooks Joe Colquitt contemplates his next shot. Craig Wood after putting. 42 Golf 1' :llilf V M. V Q- N2 K . i Ak. , he wld ie-: sm' xx Jets Golf Team Places First in Sectienals Jordan-Matthews continued its dominance of Central Tarheel Conference golf by taking its third consecutive conference championship. The Jets extended their unde- feated streak in conference play to 16 matches while compiling an overall record of 13-2. Although the team did not play to its true potential during much of the year, the Jets managed to become the first 2-A school ever to win the Sectionals in Sanford. As a result, the Jets qualified for the N.C. State Championship in Chapel Hill for the third straight year. The Jets were led by all-conference picks Bill Brooks, Craig Wood, Joe Colquitt, and Chuck Snipes while supported by Perry Harris and Tim Dugan. Bill received CTH Player of the Year honors along with being chosen the Jet's Most Valuable Player. Perry Harris Tammy Johnson Joe Colquitt Chuck Snipes Bill Brooks, Craig Wood, Tim Dugan, Coach-Mack Herndon. 43 .g 31,344-. L-to-R - Karen Williams, Rhonda Poe, Belinda Peoples, Sha- Loretta Johnson. 3rd Row - Coach-Evelyn White, Angelita ron Brown, Donna Poe. 2nd Row - Sandra Jordan, Sherry Horton, Janis Marsh, Lisa Brooks, Kristi Culberson, Kelly Mar- Ross, Kathy Dowd, Margaret Awtrey, Nell Glasser, Sharon Hart. shall, Brenda Johnson, April Hudson. P I 'B , ii yy :-A s .rg 4. U 'L if-N ic-1? -6- , gg.,-P 44 Softball Belinda Peoples voted lVlost Valuable Player. The 1977 Girls Softball team had a record of 9-7 overall and 7-5 in conference play. They ended in second place in the conference. Four members of the Jets were selected to the all-conference team. These were: Kristi Culberson, pitcherg Angelita Horton and Loretta Johnson, lnfieldersg and Sherry Ross, Outfield. The Lady Jets were paced by captain, Belinda Peoples. They were coached by Evelyn White. Janis Marsh comments on the last play. Lisa Brooks rounds third base. Softball 45 alfl Man - Thomas Poston BAA KW ci-'A 'h,. ga' Q2 L-to-Ft - Billy Scqtt, Jackie Perry, Terry Jordan, Thomas Poston, Charles Poston Joe Buckner, Kim Phillips - 2nd Row Bobby Swicegood, Hal Milholen, Steve Watts, Jeff Snipes, Ricky Allred, Coach-Phillip Howard. 46 Boys Tennis w 1:55441 lt 44 M,,, W ,,,, , , ,, ,, ,. ,f A'lr ' M XX XNB 'NN K 'X XX X XX ' X XX n A A N xxx xx x X5 X x x XX 'X I-XX NRA' 'X x 'Xa 'X 'X x Qi ,.,.m-ww rlss y gh ,,g5.t Q it.. jf , ,4 Q V. fi x , fits T yi t,yr Jets Rallied by Four All-Conference Players Boys Tennis at JM proved to be a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. Well, actually there wasn't any blood or tears, so that leaves us with sweat. Union Pines again dominated the conference but the Jets pulled out a clear 2nd place finish. JM's overall record was 12-2, losing only to Union Pines and to Green Pines. Thomas and Charles Poston, Joe Buckner, and Kim Phillips made the CTH All- Conference team for the Jets. An outstanding perfor- mance was given at the Sectionals where JM finished 4th among many 4-A powerhouses. Buckner s skill and determination connect for another great shot. W Charles Poston slams it again! Q Q' Boys Tennis 47 L-to-R - Ervin Baines, Mike Kennedy, Jeff Ellington, Ben Old- ham, Grace Emerson, Phil Dark, Brent Knopp, Kenneth Siler- 2nd Row- - Jeff Brady, Stan Reid, Dennis Siler, Ray Stout Merle Baines, Tommy Stackhouse, James Siler - 3rd Row Q Anthony Siler, Roger Bullis, Todd Marsh. Anthony Harris, Larry Sales, Craig Hart, Chris Tillman, Jim Hughes, Clarence Scot- ten, Bruce Womble, Greg Luttlerloh, Mark Williams, Johnny Alston, Mike Burnette, Joey Brady, Fiaeford Moffitt, Phil Senter-Coach. S Track Team Obtains Conference Championship Teamwork, loyalty to JM, and a strong bond of friend- ship brought the 1977 track team an outstanding season. All track meets were easy wins for the team ending with an 8-0 record for the season. Each athlete took pride in him- self to do his best and to win not only for self glory, but for his team. Merle Baines broke the old 880 record and finished first in the mile run except losing twice to Huston QNWJ. Bringing up the end of this race was the only female runner Grace Emerson. Breaking old records in the long and triple jump helped James Siler score the most points during the year. Ray Stout usually led the 2-mile run and also contributed to pole vaulting. Mark Williams excelled in sprints and Larry Sales ran hurdles and placed in A jumps. All members did their best to help the team win. With this determination and togetherness the team traveled to the Clayton Relays and placed very high among the 3-A and 4-A schools. 'YL Exuberant faces and conference trophy tell it all! K, 1 if Y .5 I 48 Track 1' 4-V' Grace Emerson takes her place among the male track team members. .rrra 411. uw -b Larry Sales shows strain which accompanies victory. Runners to your mark! . Track 49 Varsity Football '77 Eastern Randolph Chatham Central Graham Stoneville North Moore Union Pines West Montgomery East Montgomery Northwood JV Football '77 Eastern Randolph Graham Durham Jordan East Davidson North Moore Union Pines West Montgomery East Montgomery Northwood Girls' Tennis '77 East Montgomery West Montgomery North Moore Lee County Chatham Central Union Pines Northwood East Montgomery West Montgomery North Moore Chatham Central Union Pines Boys' Varsity Basketball Durham Jordan Randleman East Randolph East Randolph Western Alamance Northwood West Montgomery Durham Jordan Western Alamance Graham Chapel Hill East Montgomery Randleman Central Union Pines Northwood West Montgomery North Moore East Montgomery Central North Moore Union Pines Girls' Varsity Basketball Durham Jordan Randleman East Randolph East Randolph Western Alamance Northwood West Montgomery Durham Jordan Western Alamance Bandys Fred T. Foard East Montgomery Randleman Chatham Central Union Pines Northwood West Montgomery North Moore East Montgomery Chatham Central North Moore Union Pines Boys' JV Basketball Durham Jordan Randleman East Randolph Northwood West Montgomery Durham Jordan Western Alamance North Moore Union Pines East Montgomery Randleman Central North Moore Union Pines Northwood West Montgomery East Montgomery Central Girls' JV Basketball Lee Senior Randleman Eastern Randolph Eastern Randolph Northwood West Montgomery North Moore Lee Senior Union Pines East Montgomery Randleman Chatham Central North Moore Union Pines Northwood West Montgomery East Montgomery Chatham Central 25 26 13 6 ig 'G 13 JM ea 45 63 6 JM 76 30 19 0 JM 58 48 1 3 1 9 JM 52 56 22 1 4 JM 59 33 6 1 4 JM 66 49 JM 53 37 J M 76 17 J M 73 48 JM 54 65 JM 72 47 JM 65 41 JM 53 49 JM 57 60 J M 44 50 JM 65 34 J M 46 37 JM 67 48 JM 51 39 JM 63 60 28 0 JM 77 as 8 6 JM 30 14 20 0 52 0 39 14 6 14 32 0 22 0 . JM 38 77 JM 58 38 JM 62 59 9 Northwood 0 JM 36 West Montgomery 61 6 3 JM 43 48 9 0 JM 49 53 9 0 JM 55 75 6 3 JM 48 46 9 0 JM 72 69 5 4 JM 53 48 9 0 JM 48 41 7 2 JM 51 49 7 2 JM 79 53 8 1 JM 56 42 9 0 JM 54 50 3 6 JM 50 63 JM 54 46 JM 86 52 JM 58 50 JM 30 39 J M 71 25 JM 41 34 J M 47 21 JM 42 34 JM 41 24 JM 46 36 JM 42 51 J M 42 25 JM 46 38 JM 73 26 J M 40 42 JM 58 26 J M 50 21 JM 50 34 JM 25 19 JM 39 36 JM 53 51 58 50 78 65 67 55 59 68 62 60 76 70 62 52 58 62 59 60 76 65 76 ' 94 58 Cu mm ings 75 94 78 90 65 83 55 69 ' ' 62 71 67 67 55 72 67 71 57 64 66 54 61 Baseball Northwood North Moore East Montgomery Chatham Central West Montgomery Union Pines North Moore Northwood East Montgomery Central West Montgomery Union Pines North Moore Northwood East Montgomery Chatham Central West Montgomery Union Pines Girls' Softball Northwood North Moore East Randolph West Montgomery West Montgomery Union Pines Union Pines East Randolph East Montgomery East Montgomery North Moore North Moore Northwood Northwood Chatham Central Chatham Central Boy's Tennis '77 Pineforest Graham Pineforest Graham Chatham Central Union Pines Northwood East Montgomery North Moore West Montgomery East Montgomery North Moore West Montgomery Chatham Central Track '77 Union Pines North Moore Durham Jordan JM Union Pines Hillsboro Orange JM Union Pines North Moore JM North Moore Union Pines JM 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 4 l l C l I 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place 1st Place muamxss R GS . . . GRGAN YL P-TX GSS GMC The purpose of the Girl's Mono- gram Club is to maintain school spirit, uphold the ideals of athletes and good sportsmanship, and to help those in need. To become a member, a person must have earned a letter in Varsity athletics, Members of the senior class who are actively engaged in the Girls' Monogram Club receive a Mono- gram Club charm for their respec- tive sport. The seniors also carry out initiation of new members. This year we introduced them to oysters, raw eggs, alka-seltzer, and many other goodies The club managed to survive this meeting and sold World's Finest Chocolate for a profit of 5500. The club is sponsored by Evelyn White. Officers Tammy Milholen - President Loretta Johnson - Vice-President Karen Williams - Secretary-Treasurer BMC The Boys' Monogram Club is composed of a number of hard- working young men who make up the best athletes at Jordan- Matthews. The Boys' Monogram Club, with the help of Coach Senter and Coach Thomas, pulled off another successful Homecoming. Other Activities included a Student!Faculty Basketball Game and a Free-Throw Shooting Contest at half-time of Varsity home basket- ball games. Qfficers Captain - Joe Buckner Co-Captain - Thomas Poston Treasurer - Larry Johnson Secretary - Charles Poston Sergeant-at-Arms - Terry Jordan 52 GMCIBMC 4 f'lQ ,tv f ff fa- is f N.,-f-' V: BETA CLUB Beta Club consists of members chosen on the basis of scholastic merit, outstanding character and achievement. A varied number of sophomores are tapped into the club each year in an induction ceremony. Fund raising projects, such as the selling of candy bars, are used to raise money for use of worthwhile projects by the t'turkeys. Beta Club is sponsored by Eleanor Yoder and Patricia Harris. Officers Bill Brooks - President Debbie Allen - Vice-President Colleen Bush - Secretary Marcia Thomas - Treasurer Larry Johnson - Sergeant at Arms sl STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization for the benefit and betterment of the student body, The officers are selected by completing a petition of 75 names from a student from any class. Once the petition is complete, speeches are made before the student body. Then an election is held. The presidental and vice-presidential offices are held by one black and one white. The president is the one with highest number of votes and the vice-president, the one of the opposite race with the second highest number of votes. The representatives are selected based on the amount of students in each class. Usually 35 signatures are required. Officers Karen Williams - President Phil Marsh - Vice-President Mary Price - Secretary Tammy Wright- Treasurer Cam Edwards - Sergeant at Arms Beta!Student Council 53 FRENCH CLUB The French Club studies the French language and customs. The club experimented at French cuisine, when they had a covered dish supper featuring a wide variety of French dishes prepared by each member. The club is sponsored by Gayla Andrew. Officers Janet Dunn - President Marlette Brown - President-Elect Marcia Thomas - Secretary Kathy Dowd -- Treasurer Hal Milholen - Sergeant at Arms -D -W.. - 1 JORDANWMATTHEWS 7.-Q, HIGH SCHOOL W., Aoi, SPA ISI-I CLUB Spanish Club was formed to improve the knowledge of the people, customs, food, dance, and other aspects of Hispanic culture. Although we didn't have monthly meetings, we learned a lot from the special activities. The club is sponsored by Terry Palmer. 54 FrenchlSpanish Officers Debbie Allen - President Clorinda Heidinger - Vice-President Phyllis Cheek - Secretary Wanda Jones - Treasurer Jeff Phillips - Sergeant at Arms FCA The Jordan-Matthews huddle af the Fellowship of Christian Xthletes is a program designed to :onfront athletes and coaches vith the challenge of following Jhrist and relating this fellowship o athletics. The club visits sev- eral area churches to acquaint he community with its purpose. l'he FCA is sponsored by Kendall Buckner. Officers Craig Wood - Captain Jerry Phillips - Captain-Elect Janet Dunn - Secretary-Treasurer Ann Boling - Bulletin Chairperson Shawn White - Bulletin Chairperson -, L ,.-'jf' . .,,..Q..es,3 HOSA ln 1977, Health Occupation Students of America became a national organization. Our major purpose is to assist in helping our fellow man achieve a healthy life. This year we have been very active in the following projects: fund raising for the Heart Fund and American Lung Association, donation of gifts to children at the Development Day Care Center at Christmas, tour of N.C, Memorial hospital, selling doughnuts, helping with Rotary Bazaar, and attending a district rally and state convention Officers Loretta Johnson - President Diane Maness - Vice-President Wanda Smith - Secretary Debbie Starr - Treasurer Debbie Cotner - Parliamentarian FCAXHOSA 55 FSA The Future Secretaries of America is affiliated with the National Secretaries of America. The club learns about the world of business by attending workshops and conventions. Fund-raising projects, such as bake sales, are used to get money to attend these activities. The club is sponsored by Mary Neil Murchison. Officers Janet Headen - President Brenda Peoples - Vice-President Stephanie Rodgers -- Secretary Tammy Wright- Treasurer V, ., -,A iv-it H181 FTA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America Chapter is to acquaint students who intend to be teachers or educators with as many related educational activities as possible. The chapter expects to achieve these goals through the showing of films, resource speakers, field trips, active participation in the FTA State Convention and development of positive teacher-pupil relationships. Gfficers Lorraine Carter - President Edris Glover - Vice-President Angela Hancock - Treasurer Janet Headen - Secretary Terry Jordan - Sergeant at Arms FFA The purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The Jordan-Matthews Chapter sold citrus fruit this year to raise money. Jordan-Matthews High School should be exceedingly proud of one of its FFA's finest members, Jay Marshall, for being elected State Association President for 1977-78. The club is sponsored by Paul Joyce and James C. Withers, Officers Bruce Baird - President Samuel Groce - Vice-President Keith Brown - Secretary Steve Withers - Treasurer sta 4 Q 5 'f t, -4 3 sim iw FHA The Future Homemakers of America club is made up of students who are or have been enrolled in a Home Economics course. The purpose of the club is two-fold -to be of service to the school and community and to help the student in individual growth toward being a good homemaker and a contributing citizen to the community. Officers Tammy Johnson - President Laura Emerson - Vice-President Kim McNair -- Secretary Pam Dickson - Treasurer PEP CLUB The Pep Club was formed to encourage school spirit. Floats were fashioned for the Homecoming and the Christmas Parades. The club made posters for every basketball and football game. Without the Pep Club, many people would not know about the games. The Pep Club is appreciated by its members and the entire student body. The club is sponsored by Terry Palmer. Cfficers Debbie Watts - President Carolyn Marley - Vice-President Kim Paschal - Secretary Lynn Awtrey - Treasurer F- w'.',,,,,. THIFIM-M 'iv f ' FBLA The FBLA Organization seeks to develop competent, aggressive business leadership. The local chapter consists of a group of young women enrolled in business subjects. The FBLA has service projects, Tom Wat's Showcase fund raising project, and a coffee for the faculty the day school closes for Christmas Vacation. lt also pays for the Business Education Department telephone. The club is sponsored by Allie G. 58 pep,FB,-A Fletcher. Officers Patti Carawan - President Pam Shoffner - Vice-President Viviree Price - Secretary Lisa Langley - Treasurer Laura Thomas - Historian VICA The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a national organization of youth - boys and girls enrolled in secondary vocational industrial education. This includes students in trade, industrial, or technical education courses that are vocationally and occupationally oriented. This year the Cosmetology-VICA club is planning a national VICA week and a teachers appreciation day. We are also planning a banquet at the end of the year to show our appreciation to our patrons. Officers Cynthia Foxx - President Michelle Settles - Vice-President Mandy Glover - Secretary Jackie Martin - Treasurer Pam Alston - Parliamentarian . 4. -, swf-,,h DECA The Jordan-Matthews chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America is open to all students in DE classes. This organization helps the students discover opportunities in marketing careers. The club attends workshops and occupational fairs which help the members learn the attributes Qfficers Paul Goldston - President Gover Paige - Vice-President Of 3 900d Sa'eSPe'S0n' Brenda Wilkerson - Secretary-Treasurer Ladina Clark - Historain Dudley Lane - Parliamentarian VICAIDECA 59 BUS DRIVERS Joshua Brooks-3 Jennings Brooks-15 Laura Bowden-19 William Price-24 Blaine Price-32 Arthur Milligan-33 James Marsh-37 Barney Price-43 Margaret Stone-45 Viviree Price-48 James Emerson-49 Flalph Bowden-53 Frank Brewer-54 Samuel Grooe-57 Danny Hudson-59 Dennis Siler-61 Billie Cunningham-65 Betty Brooks-67 Ann Baldwin-68 Michael Craven-71 James McSwain-77 Lynn Coley-78 Tommie Moffitt-83 Nora l-leaden-90 Howard Green-91 Substitutes Randy Foxx ' ff Kim Heffney 6 Choir!Bus Drivers alan?-5 broaden the musical knowledl L, Q V' I This year the Choir worked of interested students They pf formed throughout the area bring pleasure to the people wl heard them. They sold candles raise money for jackets. Tl Choir is led by Trudy Elliott. Officers L Dennis Boone - President Brenda Peoples - Vice-President Sherry Stuart - Secretary Janet Headen - Treasurer Lynn Coley - Sergeant at Arms V , MM s- CHESS CLUB The Chess Club meets every Thursday after school. Chess Club members are learning the various basic openings of the game and the countermoves for each opening. Other strategies of the game are being taught by a capable advisor, Dan Spoon. The first part of the meeting is devoted to learning the aforementioned and other things such as rules and requirements which will be valuable in the event that we play other schools. The second part of the meeting is devoted to the application of our knowledge. Officers Mark Baldwin -- President Joanie Brigham -- Vice-President David Andrew - Secretary Tami Husband - Treasurer sin Xisk W W yg.fr , l. Ii ', k, , t.1 T. Wgpizp BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is a Christian group of young people congregated to enjoy fellowship, worship, and praise. The consitutional purpose of the club is to promote Christian attitudes and actions and to cultivate spiritual growth by Joanie Brigham Q president learning from the Bible. The Bible Club strives to meet the Amanda Hilliard - ViCe,preSiderit emotional and spiritual needs of its members. The club is Phyllis Cheek - Secretary Sponsored bi' Jean Poieai- Grace Emerson - Treasurer ' CheSSfB'b'e 61 Ellen Fesmire - Sergeant at Arms I HS Band Entertains at Halftime i a it s' N .- ' -Q 1 ..'L.. '-. vi J: Y A kit 4 k .ID V A inn ' lfg. . ,L , l , d , , , i i ,fl 'Mn gy, ' P L' xi ,W . ,ge kr... A I V, v' 1- as V, V ' X-59 ' .fi ,. t. . -'eau 1 Rifle, Flag, and Letter Girls 5 L-to-R -Sherlyn Alston, Denise Grady. 2nd Flow-Renee Williams ' Darlene Dark, Stephanie Rodgers, Jane Price, Jackie Edwards . s' Maiorettes Ange' er L-to-FZ - Cam Edwards, Sharon Brown, Jean Bullis 62 JMHS Band ,....r REFLECTING ON . . . CLASSES Seniors Refle tU th P t d F t I sit. And as I listen to the muf- .,, fled voices of the people who sur- round me, I realize what this is all about. My years at Jordan- Matthews have suddenly passed by me. The voices begin to die, and like others I rush to my next class. I sit motionless and my mind wanders. Could I ever re- member all those math equations and writing forms? My head wants to explode. Now, the noise brings thoughts as I recall all the headaches, skipping class and the beautiful expressions of my fellow classmates. Suddenly, it all .hm seems real. I finally understand. Twelve years down and a lifetime to go. The Class of '78, fired up by banners and posters, finally won the Spirit Stick at the Central pep rally. Many Seniors like Angelita Hor- ton have the privilege of being of- fice or gym aides. I Senior guys concentrate on gym hall after lunch to dominate first lunch activities with apple throw- ing and penny pitching. 64 Senior Class I will! 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J fy if 4 l .O QHA ,s. 1 .L 3 .av X ' VW, L X, .,s in X ii-- iill' 4 , , 'll' -Q- if v I p N- 'il' 9 A 'WWW if .0 ., 1? l 1 W ,gtkmm K Q uf 0916 , L., ,. law z A-: .4 1 5' n 5' it 6 fb Rf M, 4' V. Q' iq , y. yynvwuw YU' dau- I Q Q 3. i k a Yu ,.-WN bu iw J ,fa +4 1 V' ' 3 , sl' 3' 1 L I ,M R fr' X1 - ,J W 4- 31 .Q . M Fx, '- ,, 6 a fffwmf Qfcaratel Efefzfffafzf 7VMbfmff jimbff .ggyef your 80 Seniors .- is 4 QFAHD J6zaf ffzlziff fftwfff 578001240 W fflfffsfofzf xg- Jffemettcv Whom .Ql'00Ad7 Wow! Qdfaf ffm The Class of '78 is always up to something exciting. . .like a pyramid during iunch. Jwefubfw Ann Boling has contributed in many ways while at JM. She played softball her freshman year, basketball her first two years, and tennis all four years - being consistently named All-Conference. She was also captain ofthe girls' tennis team her sophomore and senior years. Tuna was secretary of the Class of '78 her junior year, on the year- book staff, and a member of student council. Ann also participated in numerous clubs such as Beta Club, FCA, and Spanish Club. She held the offices of vice-president of FTA and secretary of GMC. 5 30 The Class of '78 chose Michael Bowden as one of the sixteen Outstanding Seniors because of his athletic abili- ty. He has applied this ability to the Jets Varsity Basketball team. Michael helped lead the Jets to a first place spot. in the Central Tar Heel Conference last year. He was chosen All-Tournament in the Conference. Bill Brooks, president of the Beta Club, has been active in clubs, honors, and sports. Besides Beta Club, he has been in BMC, president his junior year, and Spanish Club, vice-president that year. Bill was a Marshal for two years, and was a Morehead Nominee and a National Merit Semifinalist. He was also JM's delegate to Governors School, He has played golf all four years at JM. He won All-Conference honors consistently and was named Player of the Year his junior year. Outstanding Seniors 81 Joe Buckner has been an emblem of both leadership and athletics while at JM. Playing football his sophomore year and tennis all four years, Joe kept very active and was named All-Conference in tennis. Organizing the Home- coming Parade, Joe was president of BMC his senior year and was vice-president of the Class of '78 his freshman and senior years. He also kept busy during the summer by attending Boys' State and as a page for the legislature. Joe is also the Chatham County Morehead Nominee for '77-'78. He has held the pursestrings for the annual this year, being Business Manger of Traces '78. .MUHIA vi' Patty Brower has been a leader in school spirit all four years by being a cheerleader for the Jets. She has partici- pated in several clubs, such as Beta Club, Bible Club, FCA, FTA, GMC, Spanish Club, and Pep Club. She was treasurer of the Class of '78 last year and she attended Girls' State. She has been a homecoming representative all four years and was crowned Miss Jordan-Matthews this year. Next year, Patty will attend UNC-CH to study accounting. Phyllis Cheek has been an active student at JM during her four years. She was vice-president of Beta Club as a ju- nior, treasurer of Chorus as a sophomore, and secretary of the Bible and Spanish Clubs as a senior. She attended Girls' State and was a Morehead Nominee. She served as Chief Marshal last year at graduation. She was a home- coming representative in the '77-'78 Court. Next year, Phyllis will attend UNC-G to pursue a career in nursing. 82 Outstanding Seniors Janet Dunn, co-editor of the yearbook, has worked long and hard selling ads and organizing this year's annual. She was an energetic cheerleader all four years and is chief this year. She attended Girls' State and served as a Marshal last year at graduation. Being President of French Club this year has fulfilled her four years of being very active in several clubs. She represented French Club this year in the Homecoming Court. Next year, JD will set out to study pre-law at Wake Forest. . if 1 .if - is ,fig , .... 'Q Angelita Horton has gained recognition for her partici- pation in JM sports. She has played on the girls' Varsity basketball team all four years. She was team captain last year and won All-Conference honors consistently. Utiliz- ing her athletic ability, she has played onthe softball team all four years and was recognized as All-Conference for three of those years. She has also participated in tennis. Angelita was the Class of '78's Freshman Class President and has participated actively in various clubs. Next year, she will attend either Appalachian or NCSU. Larry Johnson has contributed his athletic ability to a va- riety of sports at Jordan-Matthews High. He has played football, basketball, and baseball with an ease and versa- tility that has earned him many athletic honors. Larry has also participated actively in clubs such as BMC, Beta Club, and Spanish Club. He was treasurer of BMC and sergeant at arms of Beta Club this year. He was selected as one of six boys to attend Boys' State. Next year he will attend either State or Carolina. Outstanding Seniors 83 Thomas Poston has been very active in clubs during his fouryears at JM. Thomas was a member of the Beta Club, Bible Club, and Spanish Club. He has been active member of Boys' Monogram and was vice-president his senior year. Thomas has been on the football team for four years and was captain his second year. He has played tennis all four years and was chosen as All-Conference consis- tently. Outstanding Senior Tammy Milholen plans to attend UNC-CH next fall to pursue a career in accounting. A Beta Club Scholar, Tammy was Sophomore Class President and Senior Class Secretary. She has cheered for the Jordan-Matthews Jets all four of her high school years, three of those on Varsity. She was voted Most Outstand- ing Cheerleader her junior year. Tammy was president of GMC, as well as representing it in the '77-'78 Homecom- ing Court. She actively participated in various other clubs at JM. Barney Price was the Leader of the Senior Class this year. He has been a class officer for three years, vice-president as a sophomore, and president as a junior and senior. He has been active in clubs and athletics. As a member of Beta Club, BMC, Spanish Club, and Drafting-VICA, he has participated and given many hours work to JM. As a JM athlete he has played baseball and football. He has been entrusted with lives as a bus driver for two years. He at- tended Boys' State. Next year Barney will attend UNC- Charlotte. 84 Outstanding Seniors Sherry Ross has been very active at JM in clubs and ath- letics. She was an outstanding member of French Club and FHA, being Treasurer, Reporter, and Historian in this club. Sherry has played basketball and softball all four years and won All-Conference honors in softball last year. Her two years of representing clubs and classes in the Homecoming Court paid off this year in her selection as Homecoming Queen. 'kv Chuck Snipes has been an all-around athlete at JM. He played football three years and basketball and golf all four years. He has won All-Conference honors in basketball and golf. He helped lead the Jets basketball team to a first place spot in the Central Tar Heel Conference last year, being one of the leading scorers. Craig Wood, devoted co-captain of the Varsity football team, was a class officer two of his four years at Jordan- Matthews, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior Class Vice-President. Craig was also a member of the champi- onship golf team all four years at JM. He was consistently named All-Conference and Most Valuable Player his sophomore year. Craig was a member of several clubs and held officer positions in numerous organizations. He was a member of BMC, Bible Club, and Beta Club. He also attended Boys' State. Craig, huddle captain of the FCA, hopes to continue his football career at Wake Forest Uni- versity, with a possible major in pre-law. Outstanding Seniors 85 X Janice Yow has been an active cheerleader during her four years at Jordan-Matthews. Her school spirit has sparked a lot of enthusiasm for the Jets throughout the student body. She has actively participated in various clubs like Beta Club, GMC, Spanish Club, and Pep Club. She represented the Class of '78 in the Homecoming Court of '76-'77 and '77-78. Yow is in- terested in a career in medical technology. 86 Outstanding Seniors!Senior Directory wubw DEBORAH LYNNE ALLEN ' Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Bible Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Songleader 4, FHA 1, FSA 4, Morehead Nominee, NEDT Certificate 1, National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, Pep Club 1, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Excellence Award 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Copy Editor. RICKY LYNN ALLRED Basketball 2, Boys' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, FCA 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. ANGELOR BERNARD ALSTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, Vice President. DONNA DENISE ALSTON Band 3, FBLA 4, Girls' Monogram Club 2, Track 2. PAMELA ADELE ALSTON Basketball 1, Manager, FTA 4, Girls' Monogram Club 2, Performing Arts 3, Softball 1, Manager, Student Council 4, VlCA 2, 3, 4. PAULA ANNETTE ANDREW Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 3, 4, FBLA 4, FHA 1, Scholas- tic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. SHEBRY DENISE ANDREWS Beta Club 2, 3. MARK DANIEL BALDWIN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, President, EFDT Certificate 1, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Spanish ub 2, 3. ELIZABETH ANN BOLING Basketball 1, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Secretary, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bulletin Chairperson 4, FTA 3, Vice Presi- dent, Girls' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Home- coming Representative 4, NEDT Certificate 1, Outstand- ing Senior, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Senior Commit- tee, Softball 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 1, Sec- retary, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 4, Yearbook 4. DENNIS LEE BOONE Bus Driver 3, Chorus 3, 4, President 4, Footbali 2, Music Club 3, Sergeant at Arms. LAURA ANN BOWDEN Bus Driver 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, French Club 3, Home- coming Representative 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ANTHONY BOWDEN Basketball 3, 4, All Conference 3, Outstanding Senior, Scholastic Certificate 1. RALPH DAVID BOWDEN Band 4, Basketball 1, Boys' Monogram Club 1, Bus Driver 3, Chorus 2, Football 1, Library 1. CYNTHIA ANN BREWER VlCA 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3, 4. JOAN VANNIE BRIGHAM Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Vice President, FCA 1, FTA 4, French Club 2, 3, Girls' Monogram Club 1, 2, NEDT Certificate 1, Scholastic Certificate 1, Softball 1, 2, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Manager 3. JENNINGS FLETCHER BROOKS Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Football 2. Q . JOSHUA BROOKS Basketball 1, 2, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM WEBB BROOKS Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 1, 2, 3, Player of the Year 3, Governors' School, Marshal 2, 3, Morehead Nominee, NEDT Certificate, National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, Outstanding Senior, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Yearbook Staff 3. PATTY LEE BROWER Beta Club 2, 3, 4,, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Treasurer, Drama Club 1, FCA 3, 4, FTA 4, Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4,, Girls' State, Homecoming Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Miss Jordan-Matthews 4, Outstanding Senior, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3. FRED WARREN BROWN Basketball 1. SHARON LOUISE BROWN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Basketball 2, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Songleader 3, Drama Club 1, Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH MOODY BUCKNER Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Monogram Club .1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Boys' State, Chess Club 4, Class Officer 1, 4, Vice President, Drama Club 2, FCA 3, 4, Football 2, Morehead Nominee, Chatham County Nominee, NEDT Certificate 1, Outstanding Senior, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Senior Committee, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4. BENJAMIN EUGENE BURKE Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' State, Drafting-VICA 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, NEDT Certificate 1, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3. JANICE KAY BURKE Basketball 1, 2, Statistician, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, NEDT Certif- icate 1, Pep Club 1, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Statistician, Yearbook Staff 4, Art Editor. TOMMIE BOREN BURKE Beta Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, NEDT Certificate 1, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3. JERRY LOUIS BURNETTE Basketball 1. MICHAEL GERARD BURNETTE Basketball 1, Boys' Monogram Club 3, 4, FTA 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4. COLLEEN PATRICIA BUSH Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 2, Chess Club 4, Health Careers 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4. CHARLES GREGORY CAMPBELL FFA 2. PATRICIA LYNNE CARAWAN Basketball 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, President 4, FSA 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, School Play 2. ANN LORRAINE CARTER Beta Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, FSA 4, FTA 3, 4, President 4, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. ROSA MAE CARTER FCA 1, Library Club 4. PHYLLIS JANE CHEEK Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Songleader 3, Secretary 4, Chief Marshal 3, Chorus 2, Treasurer, Drama Club 1, Girls' State, Homecoming Rep- resentative 4, Morehead Nominee, NEDT Certificate 1, Outstanding Senior, Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 3, School Play 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Yearbook Staff 4. SHELBY DARLENE CHEER Basketball 1, 2, FBLA 4, Senior Committee. MELISSA ANNETTE CLAPP Health Careers 1, Track 1, Manager. GERALD VAN CLARK DECA 2. LARRY TAYLOR COCKMAN Beta Club 2, 3, 4. BOBBY LYNN COLEY Band 1, 2, Baseball 2, Manager, Boys' Monogram Club 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Foot- ball 4, Manager, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Committee. DEBRA LYNNE COTNER Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Health Careers 4, Sergeant at Arms, Scholastic Certificate 2. MICHAEL ANTHONY CRAVEN Bus Driver 4, Football 3. EDWARD WRIGHT CULBERSON Baseball 2, 4, Boys' Monogram Club 3, 4, FCA 4, FFA 1, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All County 4. JAMES ELLIOTT DARK WADE LEVON DARK Boys' Monogram Club 3, Bus Driver 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. JEFFREY LYNN DAVIS MARK DEAN DAVIS Drafting-VICA 1, Drama Club 1, FCA 1, Track 1. ANNETTE MARCHELL DEGRAFFENREIDT FHA 1, 4, Library Club 4, VICA 2, 3. GRAHAM JEFFREY DOWD Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4. JANET JO DUNN Baseball 2, 3, 4, Scorekeeper!Batgirl, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, District Secretary 4, Bible Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief 4, Drama Club 1, FCA 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, FTA 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, President-Elect 3, President 4, Girls' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Chairperson 3, Girls' State, Homecoming Representative 4, Marshal 3' Outstanding Senior, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Certifl icate 1, 2, 3, School Play 2, Senior Committee, Softball 1, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor 4. BARRY CLAYTON DURANT Basketball 4, FHA 4, Football 1, Pep Club 3. TONY LAVERN EDWARDS FHA 4, FTA 4. Senior Directory 87 TERRY LYNN ELLINGTON Bus Driver 3. THOMASINA EUBANKS DECA 4. VENITA ANN EU BANKS ELLEN LOUISE FESMIRE Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 43 Drama Club 13 French Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 33 School Play 23 Student Council 1. CARRIE FRANCES FOGLEMAN FHA 4. CLARISSA FOX Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Monogram Club 43 Softball 4. SHERRI DELAINE FOX FHA 1, 2, 43 VICA 3. CYNTHIA VANESSA FOXX Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Representative 23 Student Counci 3, 43 VlCA 2, 3, 4. DUDLEY VINCENT FOXX Basketball 23 Bus Driver 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Track 1. RANDY LEE FOXX Baseball 23 Bus Driver 3, 43 Football 3, 4, Back of the Year 43 Track 1. JEFFREY WAYNE FRAZIER SHARON KAY GAINES Bible Club 33 FBLA 43 FHA 43 FSA 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. EDRIS ELAINE GLOVER Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 13 FHA 13 FTA 4, Vice Presi- dentg Performing Arts 3, Secretary. MICHAEL LEVAUGHN GLOVER Track 2. SYLVIA JOSEPHINE GLOVER Band 1, 23 Basketball 23 French Club 33 Girls' Monogram Club 3, 43 Performing Arts 33 Track 2, 3. BEVERLY LOUISE GRAY Track 1. HOWARD EUGENE GREEN Bus Driver 1, 2, 3,43 Chorus 23 DECA 43 Drafting-VICA 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 33 Football 1. DAVID DEWITI' GRIFFIN Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' Monogram Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 NEDT Certificate 23 Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 33 Senior Committee3 Spanish Club 2. PATTY MICHELE HAITH Beta Club 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 43 Scholastic Certificate 2, 33 VICA 3, 4. JULIE ANDRIENNE HAMRICK VICA 2. ANGELA CLOYCE HANCOCK FHA 43 FSA 43 FTA 4, Treasurer3 Homecoming Represen- tative 2,41 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. EARL DAVID HART, JR. Boys' State3 Football 1, 23 Scholastic Certificate 1. 88 Senior Directory JANET RENEE HEADEN Bible Club 33 Chorus 4, Treasurer3 FSA 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 FTA 4, Secretary3 Homecoming Representa- tive 33 Pep Club 13 Scholastic Certificate 13 Spanish Club 2. TERESA HEADEN FBLA 4. KIM HEFFNEY Boys' Monogram Club 3,43 Bus Driver 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4, All County 43 Track 1. DONNA LYNN HEFNER FSA 13 Spanish Club 1, 4. VICKIE JEAN HENSON DECA 43 FHA 1, 2, 4, Songleader 23 Track 1, Manager . AMANDA DARLENE HILLIARD Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Vice President 43 FHA 43 FTA 23 Spanish Club 2, 3. CYNTHIA DAWN HINSHAW FHA 1, 2, 3,42 Pep Club 23 Spanish Club 2. PATRICIA IRENE HOLT ANGELITA SCOTTON HORTON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Team Captain 3, All Conference 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, President3 FCA 3, 43 Girls' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Outstanding Senior3 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 Tennis 3, 4, Athlete of the Year 3. JEFFREY SHELDON HUDSON Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 33 Scholastic Certificate 1, 23 School Play 23 Spanish Club 2, 43 Student Council 1. TAMI KAY HUSBAND Basketball 4, Statistician3 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 43 Chess Club 4, Treasurer3 FCA 3, 43 FTA 23 Girls' Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Chairperson 43 NEDT Certifi- cate 13 Pep Club 1, 43 Scholastic Certificate 1, 23 School Play 23 Spanish Club 23 Student Council 43 Tennis 2, 33 Track 1. DENNIS LYNN JOHNSON Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Boys' Monogram Club 3, 43 FCA 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY BUCKNER JOHNSON, JR. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 43 Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Boys' Sfafel Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, All County 43 Outstanding Senior3 Scholastic Certificate 1, 23 Spanish Club 2. LORETTA ANN JOHNSON Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 FCA 3, 43 Girls' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Health Careers 3, 4, President 43 Senior Committee3 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 2, 3, Most Valuable Player 2. STEPHEN DAVID JOHNSON Baseball 23 Beta Club 23 Boys' Monogram Club 3,41 FFA 13 Football 1, 2, 3. TAMMIE LEA JOHNSON FBLA 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FSA 3, 43 Spanish Club 3. ROBERT LEE JONES Drafting-VICA 4. TERRY LEE JORDAN Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Managerg Boys' Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 Football 15 French Club 25 Performing Arts 45 Spanish Club 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. DANNY RAY KECK JOHN WESLEY KENNEDY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 3, All Country 35 Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Drafting-VICA 15 Football 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN SUE LANGLEY VICA 2, 3, 4. DEBORAH SUE LANGLEY Band 2, 3, Letter Girl5 Beta Club 2, 35 Bible Club 35 FHA 45 FSA 45 Health Careers 25 Spanish Club 2. JASON DALE LEWALLEN JULIUS NEILL LINDLEY Basketball 45 FFA 1, 3. RICKY NEAL LINDLEY Drafing-VICA 35 Spanish Club 2. GREGORY CURTIS LUTTERLOH Track 3, 4. JULIA MARIE MABRY Bible'CIub 45 FHA 15 FSA 35 French Club 3, 4. BILLY LYNN MANESS FFA 1. CECELIA DIANE MANESS ZBLA 45 Health Careers 2, 4, Vice President 45 Spanish lub 2. MONA LISA MANESS VICA 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN MARIE MARLEY Bible Club 45 Drama Club 15 FHA 15 FSA 3, 45 French Club S, 3, 45 FTA 45 NEDT Certificate 15 Pep Club 4, Vice Presi- ent. MICHAEL TYRONE MARSH DECA 3, Parlimentarian5 Track 2. PHIL FERNANDEZ MARSH Basketball 1, 25 FTA 45 French Club 35 Library Club 45 genioi Committee5 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- ent . FELICIA ANN MARTIN FBLA 4. ELIZABETH ANN MCCRACKEN Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 3, 4, Yearbook Chairperson 45 NEDT Certificate 15 Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 4. MICHAEL LYNN MCPHERSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. RUBY MAE MCSWAIN FHA 4. BEVERLY LYNN MEHLER FSA 35 FTA 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Rook Club 3, Vice Presidentg Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. TAMARA ALICE MILHOLEN Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 4, President 2, Secretary 45 FCA 35 French Club 3, 45 Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Homecoming Representative 45 Marshal 2, 3,5 NEDT Certificate 25 Outstanding Senior: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Certificate 2, 35 Senior Committee. ARTHUR LUVONE MILLIGAN, JR. Bus Driver 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 4. ELIZABETH NAOMI MOFFITT ' Basketball 1, Manager: FCA 35 Girls' Monogram Club 3: Health Careers 3, 45 Track 1, 2. TOMMIE BRIAN MOFFITT Band 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Bus Driver 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Drafting-VICA 35 Football 1, 25 French Club 25 Library Club 45 Music Club 3, 45 Senior Committee. RICKY LYNN MOORE FFA 2, 3. MILTON EDWARD NEWBY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LEWIS MARCUS OLDHAM Chorus 15 French Club 3, 45 Library Club 15 Music Club 15 NEDT Certificate 25 Yearbook Staff 3, 4. SUSAN GAY OLDHAM GROVER EUGENE PAIGE DECA 4, Vice President. TAMARA GAIL PATTERSON Basketball 25 Health Careers 3, 45 Homecoming Represen- tative 4. BRENDA CAROLYN PEOPLES Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 4, Treasurer5 FHA 3, 4, Songleader5 French Club 3, 45 FSA 3, 4, Vice President 45 Homecoming Representative 45 Music Club 2, 3, Vice President 25 Senior Committee5 Yearbook Staff 4. ELIZABETH ANN PEOTTER VICA 3, 4. STEVEN SCOTT PERRY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, Secretary5 FCA 35 Football 15 Spanish Club 2. CLARENCE DOUGLAS PHILLIPS Baseball 25 Boys' Monogram Club 35 Drafting-VICA 45 Football 1, 35 Senior Committee5 Spanish Club 2. RONALD LYNN PHILLIPS MELISSA DIANE PIKE Beta Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 1 5 Library Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. TOMMY LEE POOLE Boys' Monogram Club 35 Football 3. CHARLES GILBERT POSTON Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 45 Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, All County 45 Music Club 3: Scholastic Certificate 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 1, 2, 3. THOMAS DORSETT POSTON . Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 45 Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Chorus 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, All County 4, Captain 25 Music Club 35 Out- standing Seniorg Scholastic Certificate 15 Spanish Club 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 1, 2, 3. BARNEY KENT PRICE Baseball 2, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Monogram Club 3, 45 Boys' State5 Bus Driver 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, 45 Drafting-VICA 3, 45 Football 1, Senior Directory 89 2, 33 Outstanding Senior3 Senior Committee3 Scholastic Certificate 13 Spanish Club 3. ERIC D'ANDREA PRICE Band 1, 23 FHA 43 Football 23 French Club 1. KENNETH RAY PRICE Basketball 13 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' Monogram Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, All County 43 Scholas- tic Certificate 1. MARY ELISE PRICE Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 43 FHA 13 FSA 43 FTA 1, 2, 33 French Club 2, 33 Library Club 2, Secretary3 Student Council 2, 4, Secretary 4. SIDNEY ROGER PROPST, JR. Drafting-VICA 33 French Club 2, 3, 43 Health Careers 43 Student Council 43 Track 2. ROBERT HOWARD REID, JR. Drafting-VICA 33 Golf 23 Health Careers 4. LENORA RICKMAN Band 1, Lettergirl3 FBLA 43 FHA 13 FSA 3. NANCY CATHERINE ROBBINS Beta Club 2, 3, 43 FTA 2, 33 French Club 3, 43 Health Ca- reers 2, 3, 43 Library Club 13 NEDT Certificate 1, 2: Scholastic Certificate 23 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. GLADYS DEONE ROGERS Band 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 FBLA 1, 43 FSA 3, 43 Scholastic Certificate 23 Senior Committeeg Yearbook Staff 3, 4. SHERRY ANNETTE ROSS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Team Captain 23 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 1, Reporter 2, Historian 43 French Club 3, 43 Girls' Monogram Club 13 Homecoming Representative 1, 4, Homecoming Queen 43 Senior Committee3 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Outstanding Se- mor. KENDALL ERNEST SELLERS Basketball 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 1, 2. CARL ANTHONY SILER Boys' Monogram Club 13 DECA 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 23 Football 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY LOIS SILER Band 2, 3, 43 DECA 43 VICA 2. 3. PAMELA JENAETTE SILER Cheerleader 23 Class Officer 2, Secretary3 FBLA 43 French Club 43 Health Careers 43 Library Club 4. THOMAS BLAKE SILER Boys' Monogram Club 3,41 Football 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, All County 43 Senior Committee. KENNETH WAYNE SMITH WANDA GALE SMITH Beta Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Health Careers 2, 4, Secretary 4. CHARLES BINGHAM SNIPES ll Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 33 Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FCA 43 Football 1, 2, 4, All County 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 33 Outstanding Senior3 Spanish Club 2. ROBERT ELLIOTT STALEY FFA 1. 90 Senior Directory GREGORY ALAN STANLEY Health Careers 4. DEBRA ANN STARR FHA 13 Health Careers 4, Treasurer. DAVID ANDREW STEPHENS Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 23 FHA 43 FFA 33 Library Club 13 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT THOMAS SWICEGOOD Boys' Monogram Club 43 Football 33 Spanish Club 23 Ten- nis 4. KENNETH RAY THOMAS Football 1, 2. MARCIA ELLEN THOMAS Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Bible Club 3, 43 FHA 13 French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Girls' Sfafel Marshal 33 Morehead Nomineeg NEDT Certificate 13 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalistg Pep Club 1, 3, Secretary 33 Scholastic Certificate 1, 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Assis- tant Layout 3, Co-Editor 4. STEVEN RUSSELL THOMPSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 33 Football 43 Rook Club 33 Span- ish Club 2, 33 Track 4. DEBRA ANN WATTS Basketball 4, SCOYGKSSDBYQ Bible Club 3, 43 Cheerleader 1 2, 33 Chorus 1,2, 43 Girls' Monogram Club 3, 43 Homecom- ing Representative 43 Music Club 1, 23 Pep Club 3, 4, Pres- ident 43 Spanish Club 43 Student Council 23 Track 4. 1 TIMOTHY LOYD WICKER Band 1, 2, 33 Beta Club 23 Drafting-VICA 33 Health Careers 43 Spanish Club 2. BONITA KAY WILKERSON Band 43 Baseball 1, Manager3 Chorus 13 FHA 13 Library Club 13 Performing Arts 23 Spanish Club 1. KAREN JEAN WILLIAMS Band 1, 2, Majorette 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 43 Chess Club 43 Drama Club 13 FCA3, 43 FSA 3, 43 French Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary, Treasurer3 Pep Club 43 Softball 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. TAMMY ANNETTE WILSON Basketball 1, 23 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 FBLA 43 FSA 4. CRAIG BROOKS WOOD Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 33 Boys' Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 33 Boys' Statej Class Officer 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice President 33 Drafting-VICA 33 FCA 3, 4, President3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, All Country 4, Team Captain 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 1, 2, 33 Outstanding Senior3 Scholastic Certificate 2. DEBBIE SUE WRIGHT FHA 13 Homecoming Representative 43 VICA 3, 4. JANICE FAYE YOW Baseball 3, 4, Batgirl3 Beta Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 43 Girls' Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Rep- resentative 3, 43 Outstanding Senior3 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Scholastic Certificate 13 Spanish Club 3, 4. -any ZW my eg f If 2 if W 5 wg Jflf E ' K 'Q . H V 'mf-M5 5 a .wk 0 WSJ' ,xx V Phy 1is Cheek Named Chief Marshal 'mm - 4 ,.,, ,,,,, ,M Wmkr rf I h A NV UWMM 4 .- H of . ,,,,,,wf '-aug., Y Q x 47 The Marshals for Graduation are composed of the five top- ranked Juniors and the three top-ranked Sophomores. The Marshals assit in the Baccaleurate and Graduation exercises by seating guests and distributing programs. The Marshals for Graduation '77 were Phyllis Cheek - Chief, Tammy Milholen, Janet Dunn, Marcia Thomas, Bill Brooks, Sharon Hart, Andra Burgess, and Grace Emerson. eww IM Boasts Three National Merit Semifinalists Morehead Nominees - Bill Brooks, Debbie Allen, Joe Buckner, Phyllis Cheek, Marcia Thomas The Morehead Scholarship is a four year scholarship given to outstanding high school seniors who plan to at- tend UNC-CH. These students are selected on the basis of academic achievement, leadership ability, and extracur- ricular activities. Each nominee of this award must be in- terviewed by the county's Morehead Selection Commit- tee. The winners from each county must go on to a district interview and then on to state competition. JM was hon- ored this year by having Joe Buckner selected as the Chatham County Morehead Nominee. This year fifteen thousand National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists were chosen out of fifty thousand students throughtout the United States who took the PSAT-NMSQT in October, 1976. They were chosen on the basis of their superior scores on this test. Out of the fifteen thousand semifinalists, about four thousand will be chosen as finalists, based on academic activities, leadership poten- tial, extracurricular activities, and equivalent SAT scores. 92 Honors , iv, 4 f'a7 f- . .,,..z ,. S . , National Merit Semifinalists - Marcia Thomas, Bill Brooks, De- bbie Allen. Girls' State - Phyllis Cheek, Janet Dunn, Patty Brower, Marcia Thomas. ?f Clk o 3,-fc Zf xX,9'5 BUYS STQTE SR Clie, 'S' 3 swf . Boys' State - Craig Wood, Larry Johnson, Joe Buckner, David Hart, Barney Price. Not pictured: Ben Burke. Governor's School and National Council of English Teachers Award - Bill Brooks. For one week in the early summer, can- didates of Boys' and Girls' State live and work in a miniature state government. Boys' State is held at Wake Forest Univesity in Winston-Salem, and Girls' State at UNC-G. Each person is a citizen in a town, a voter in a precinct, a member of a political party, and a participant in a deliberative legislative body. The main purpose is to give an understanding of the structure of our state government. Delegates assemble from all over the state of North Carolina. Honors 93 it is not a place or a building Ricky Allred . . . A future occupation, perhaps? or people or things or events but in the final analysis it is an interaction of our thoughts our memories 1451- PIHI Marsh and Barney Price plead for Senior Class support at pep ra y. Qs Q , it 9 ' 2 ' Q2 T z A C li '-.5 W4 Y L? w S Seniors traveled to Chatham Central for Career Day and discussed future educational possibilities with various college representatives. Class of '79 Wa1tS to become Semors We are the middle men. Our world consists of class rings, preparing for the prom, and selling magazines. The PSAT arouses our anxiety about the SAT looming ahead. We pack centuries of American History into nine months. The problem of being a junior is the tremendous amount of apathy that seems to engulf the whole class. But most of all, the Class of '79 anticipates the last year of being labeled underclassmen. 49' Class of '79 Andra Burgess - Secretary Miles Siler - President Ann Smith - Treasurer Julie Poe - Vice-President 2 Juniors concentrate on a test in English lll. 96 Juniors Something distracts the attention of Mark Lewallen and Mike Clark from their library research. 'hw jx f if HE wr' 0? 'ffl .5 fir ff' . 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The NEDT brings that bitter taste of standardized tests, and biology brings the bitter smell of formaldehyde. The possibility of being tapped into Beta Club provides a feeling of accomplishment and compensates for all the hcramming' before that big test. Beginning drivers take second-hand parking spaces behind the upperclassmen. viii 106 Sophomores Nam ta me 7 Ft' , 5,.g5f ,,,,,,,-f,-5 V7 K V ag fig t sf, .',,,, if Officers Everett Price - President, Jeff AWUGV - SGCVGTHVY- Kim PSSCVWGI Snipes - Vice-President, Lynn -TVGBSUVGV. Vg Sophomores Chris Alston Tony Austin Lynn Awtrey Gloria Bason Joe Beck' . Joan Bigos Teresa Bottoms Jerry Bowers 1 Jeff Brady Ronnie Brady Carla Brafford Donna Brafford Danny Branson Ronnie Branson Jeff Bridges Aaron Britt Lisa Brooks Lonnie Brooks Robin Brooks Toddy Brooks Beverly Brown B Greg Brown ' James Brown Gwen Bryant Jenny Buckner Sylvia Buckner in Mark Burke 416 fa X., W s Q W 4 Frwf .Wg .X f 2155 ,, Difug Ladina Clark Vqgnonglark l Beflsy Cdbke L Johpny Dz-irk Sgggne Dams ii i MQtodyiDosseinbach' Tina Dowd Dagnryi Qiinlapiify. El Biiiy Evans Q W 1 chip ergusouf Eliiqtt Fikes i sihdraiioxi ii Tqrgsa Foxx oxx zEQ,1E1g- , B5l'ifleWFl'8Zi5T' Ciiariene Gaddy 3 S?i6rrie'Biliilahd B5end?f5'0VeF Biinjta Giavegii hh David GGY ,:LL .., L Libia Hdhiei' ' kikk Jackie ifiarqis Denise Hicks Jih f1-g Robert igiugney i H i Barry Jqhnson, Cperyi ,iphnsion , m i,i - i Party Jdhnsoh Gwen Jordan' iSQndfaf40rdQn iiSt3iarorWiord2iiii an-M-,M 'My Q-ms' gy...- Sophomores Jamie Kennedy Mike Kennedy Roger Kidd Lisa Langley Pamela Lee Cheryl Lewis Ruth Lineberry Gary Lowe James Marley Diane Marsh ' Janis Marsh Larry Marsh Kelly Marshall Bentley Martin Donald Matthews Phil McCracken Donna McLaughlin Janet McNeese Dennis McNeill Phyllis McSwain Chip Meadows Leslie Mehler Hal Milholen Sammy Millsaps Joel Mitchell Chris Moffitt Gary Moffitt Lucinda Moody Donna Mullis Angela Nettles Ben Oldham Karen Otwell Carolyn Paige Kim Paschal Carol Pearce Sterling Peoples Carolyn Person Jimmy Person Jeff Phillips Jerry Phillips Pat Phillips y Donna Poe Rhonda Poe Everett Price Fleta Price Mamie Price Wayne Propst David Reeves Drex Roberts Steve Robinson Deborah Sanford Clarence Scotton Glen Sharp Mary Shoffner Sophomores Cathy Siler Joyce Siler Verline Siler Anthony Smith Felicia Snipes Jeff Snipes T Lori Stevens Teresa Stout Tammy Strickland Carol Taylor Jeff Thomas Phillip Thomas Ellen Thompson John Tidwell Kim Tillman Pam Towers Donna Vestal Leisa Walters W 'Dale White Phil Wicker Tony Wiley Michelle Williams Pam Williams Stella Williams .QW 'Q f I Homework . , , 1-99 foddi'?? , if jordan-Matthews - A Beginning In order to face a new environment at Jordan-Matthews, freshmen adjust to tone bells, crowded halls, and new P.E. shirts. A freshman meets perils of upperclassmen's initiation and driver's ed. Always characterized as shadows in the hall, the youngest class has to adapt to JM's traditions and way of life. To the freshmen, Jordan-Matthews is but a beginning. Frankie Wood desperately looks for an open team member. 1' ,W W--A ri g i ltt' f XXX . t . . WWW its 'ssf i Freshmen cheer on the Representatives. H3 . 09 if js! PJ' . Uh. U0 FA NM .VG Y HY' 3 ip' A U19 di V9 .1 ,fix vl- iw fiff Class of '81 - Class Officers Jeff Brewer - Vice-President Frankie Wood - Treasurer Lynette Johnson - President Elizabeth Snipes - Secretary an V .,-4? ' riff. ' 5' I M sie- 114 F esh David Allen Doug Alston Steven Andrew Clint Atkinson Veronda Awtrey Denise Badclers Ellis Baines Jackie Baird Henry Bare Steve Blanchard Patty Boren Ralph Boren T Harold Bowden William Bowden Lisa Brady Todd Brady Toni Branson Jeff Brewer Tony Bristow Lisa Brooks Connie Brower Kim Buckner Elaine Bullis Clint Burgess Rhonda Burgess Cindy Burgette Jimmy Burnette Wayne Carnes Clayton Carter Bucky Cheek Kathy Cheek Tony Clark Tammy Collins Billy Cook Vickie Cook Cindy Craven Francine Crutchfield Barry Culberson Patrick Dark Branson Davis Vicky Davis Lynden David Susie Dewitt Ted Dewitt Colette Dixon Pam Dixon Teresa Dyke Trip Dykers John Ellington Vicky Ellington Robbie Elmore Janice Emerson Jack Emerson William Eubanks Gloria Parrish Bod Faulkner Mickie Ferguson Sallie Ferguson Greg Fields Kim Fields Michael Foust Darlene Foxx Henry Foxx Judy Foxx 115 x sau if W4 J5i! .af4fsi Ii A? :G ,, i , . 1 'ffl' r' , t I , ,V I if . , I A' - .. k :1:'i -M f psf , V1 ' I ' LAS ! if 9 iv fl A S ,- Mx 'M ,..' - f A. T T r . . t M79 1 Walla... ,, fL Brad Gaines Glynda Gaines Lynda Gaines Lisa Glass Dennis Glover Lisa Godfrey Myra Grady Portia Grady Phillip Griffin Ricky Griffin Crystal Harris Judy Harris Sandy Harris Sylvia Hayes Priscilla Headen Patricia Higgins Samantha Hilliard Glenn Hinshaw Tim Holt Michael Hubble Benny Hudson Gloria Huey Mark Jacobs William Jefferies Antoinette Johnson Eric Johnson Lynette Johnson Ronnie Johnson Timothy Johnson Randy Jones Donna Jordan Randy Kidd Gary Kirkman Annette Lane Diffie Lane Dudley Lane Norris Lee Teresa Lee Jeff Lewis Brenda Lindley Gay Lowe Teresa Lynch Harold Maines Doris Marsh David Martin Celita Martin Lolita Matthews Felicia Mauldin Daniel Mauldin Peggy McDaniel Angela McLaurin Cheryl McPherson Gilbert McSwain Helen McSwain Carla Miller David Milligan Dean Milligan Kelly Morgfan Veronica orton Connie Mote Jonah Nettles Mack Oldham Jeff Pickard Tonya Poe Missy Porch Alma Price Deidre Ray Mary Alice Resch Sylvester Rodgers John Ross Lou Sadler Rose Salmon Steve Sauls Brad Scott Alicia Siler Anita Siler Norman Siler David Smith 117 ..,,, , Frank Smith Keith Smith Mike Smith Liz Snipes Nancy Snipes David Stackhouse Bonnie Staley Judy Stephens Clint Stevens Tammy Stevens 'Linda Stewart Jana Still Lisa F, Stout Lisa TK. Stout Stan Stuart James Taylor Jeff Teague Debbie erry Cathy Terry Craig Thomas Ginger Thomas Lana Thomas Lara Thomas Terri Tucker . Greg Vann T Daniei Vestal Bred i ey Watts Sheiilafwestbrooik 1Dahi'eiQ White White JQh8f1f1HiWhife Ffegeniaxwhite T TGUVJWNIBT e T eCraiiiWiitiams T ee Fran: ,ie Wood T T' Keiiyiwrighttt i QNqfgqaYairborpugh gm, REFLECTING ON... FACULTY 119 The dministration Coordinates Iordan-Matthews High School These are our leaders. Once they were teachers. They have experienced the conflicts and har- monies of a classroom. Now, they work with both faculty and students to coordinate our school system. Murray M. Andrew - Principal ll! ,-- '. Alexander F. Graves - Assistant Principal 120 Administration 'if ts? we is 8.1 Gayla D. Andrew - French and English There are two kinds of time: time that is long and time that is short. Time in classrooms is an example of time that is long. It is so long that instructors have found themselves compelled to cut up an hour into sixty parts, further divisible into sixty small segments. This also gives the instructors the time to devise nasty, intricate problems that have no practical application whatsoever to a man's daily life. - Doisneau C5 Beverly O. Atwood - Mathematics O. Kendall Buckner- P.E. and History Hilda L. Combs - Guidance Nancy S. Craven - Cosmetology I Carolyn A. Creech - Home Economics Elizabeth A. Edwards - Home Economics Trudy W. Elliott- Chorus Thomas L. Fikes - Driver Education Allie G. Fletcher - Business Mamie A. Foust - Home Economics Patricia L. Harris - Biology S. Mack Herndon - P.E. and History Faculty 121 New Attendance Policy Allows 0111 15 This year at Jordan-Matthews we have forty-three teachers. Thirteen have their Master's Degree. Together, they offer seventy-seven different courses, sponsor eighteen clubs and coach fourteen teams. They give of their knowledge, their time, and themselves. Jean W. Higgins - English Virginia P. Howard - Science Charles M. Hudson, Jr. - Chemistry and Physics Paul G. Joyce - Agriculture Linda T. Kersey - English Mae M. Lane - Librarian Brent A. McKee - English Narcissus McTillman - Science and Biology Carolyn C. Mabe - Health Occupations Ruby E. Marsh - Guidance and Math Phil E. Senter Social Studies Guy D. Smith Distributive Education J. Dan Spoon Mathematics H. Gre2Thomas - Social tudies Laura P. Walker Dance and Drama 122 Faculty bsences per Semester Phillip W. Howard Drafting they lectured - i took thousands of pages of notes they gave tests - i studied till 1:00 a.m. they tried to make me physically fit - i ached all over they sponsored my clubs - i sold candy bars they explained and re-explained - i finally understood they urged, demanded, stressed, begged, tested, questioned, provoked - i learned in Patricia M. Jones - Special Education Beth G. Joyce - Art .Q- beau, Mary N. Larson - English Clifton H. Lloyd - Band Lila G. Lloyd - Business Mary L. Murchison - Business Terry A. Palmer - Spanish Jean M. Poteat - Mathematics Virgil J. Rives - Cabinetmaking Charles E. White- Social Studies Evelyn B. White - P.E. James C. Withers - Agriculture Sara B. Wrenn - History Eleanor H. Yoder - English Faculty 123 Secretaries Handle IM's Paperwork Barbara B. Andrew Marie P. Marsh Ava M. Siler Carol S. Smith rr era: I 'Irene S Linggg-McPherson Irene White gbatherine Harris re.l S S V. ...., . igifgfrr . Virgil ...L 1- I K. I . A -4 Q Q s X x X x . Q 1,2 N N h 4.-1.1, uw yt Z 1 M- ,. ,gm X uk -.u' A 'mx 40,1 I 31 , E .::ln'V.A. b, nn. f .S 'W' vv'w.::?'::q Y 3 Kp BO L .MW W ' fy, M, '-X 14 4 CHA! R Cc.,mF'f- 'fM AlN.:'.. ' NW: N r W. Wk ffm ,Ama air R' L k l.fq,,,M 's,DqN QL I args 4. ts as MOTHER W Q, -J' 5' 'N M mn -. ,, ' 'NK Q I., -.. , ., ' 1 W H +1 1- 'fum 'N' R Q..f-wr.. I-,W ' ' 3, 1 F' ,f ,122 uric M- S h 'w,r. 'rits' ff an OX? . , 'w AK' l , -f ,, I QW, ,QXO Chrm' Dnvc in '14,.,,: C, NX , 1 Q32 CO 4 W- '-f.. M Q2 SWS AR' pal' ' Tl! E Anousn BANK L dvertisement Best Wishes Senior Class of 1978 Typical Chairs Manufactured by BOLING CHAIR CGIVIPANY Siler City, N.C. Established 1904 Distributed by Dealers Throughout the United States and in Puerto Rico, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, and New York. ALADDIN KNIT MILLS KELLWOOD COMPANY - Glendale Group - in the W Fit to be Tried. Compliments of 0 FIRST UNICN NATIONAL BANK Of North Carolina I Post Office Drawer B 0 Siler City, North Carolina 27344 See us for your complete banking needs Two convenient locations to serve you East Raleigh Street North Second Avenue Phone 742-2157 Member F.D.l.C ,,,f '!!Z ,' V- H' ' I X Wf! V ' 'M K, 2 v ,A I 8 fr f Q 5? S S .f XX iwgvF ! Chatham CHATHAM FOODS, INCORPORATED Phone 742-2141 P.O. Box 426 Siler City, North Carolina 3 ' -vague L.- ,, .,.,, ,. I 'lW uMw JM Jelmwdrikg up ,gd ,Q ' wwf 45 fn z myfffff J 5 if 3,24 11225, gg fill L nam? J .KAW 955212. 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The Best Fashion in Chatham County Phone 742-5374 MICHAEL'S 128 N. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. Be a Michael's Girl Congratulations to the Class of 1978 MOTHER GOOSE LAND INC 713 Circle Drive Siler City, N.C. 27344 State Approved and Licensed Your Children's Happiness ls Our Goal It .9 Carlyne S. Thomas, Director LEAN ON KLOPIVIAN Compliments of Klopman Mills Fiamseur, N.C. Congratulations Graduates Compliments of Food King Supermarket Park Shopping Center Siler City, North Carolina Chatham Brick and Tile Company One of the Nation's Leading Brick Makers Rt. 4, Box 706 0 Sanford, North Carolina 27330 Phone 919!775-5621 Sanford, N.C. Shipping Point Gulf, N.C. REALTOR ' 'op:ss40MN' 5 A' imjilf JACK M. BREWER AGENCY Insurance -- Real Estate Jack M. Brewer fHomeJ 919 - 742-2992 312 E. Third Street Siler City, North Carolina V 919 - 742-4758 ---q.- -1-1-:eil 4185 Hwy. 421 South 456142 West 3rd Street Both Open Twenty-Four Hours A Day, Seven Days A Week For Your Convenience. Hours: I0 mm. to ll p.m. Mon.-Thurs. I0 u.m. to I2 p.m. Fri. 8. Sat. I0 a.m. to H p.m. Q Sunday Featuring Fried Chicken, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, and a Variety of Other Sandwiches EB and if , Auto Supply Co., Inc. 223 N. Chatham Ave. - Siler City, N.C. - Phone 742-2148 fll FA 'ii -2 11- 4.51 MF 1 x' l Ab.: , K-7-fem. 1-...-,m...0 Smith and Buckner Funeral Home, Inc THE QBAROLINA BANK Each depositor insured to 820DO0 .-WW: H3533 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAYION 221 East Raleigh Street -55. Siler City, North Carolina Siler City Branch Sanford Savings and Loan Association Savings Accounts and Home Loans Federal Saving and Loan Insurance Corporation Safety of your Savings Insured Up To 340,000 Phone 663-3621 You deserve a break today Asheboro, N.C ' 'Q +11 QR. -3 Ugg ,A A , . ,, ww, pqwmw THF-WI at mg, TIRES OUR 2, 325 A HUNTER FRONT END ALIGNMENT MICHELIN X RADIAL 8. 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Ak ly ..-W ,,,,,, .l.,,,- - ,..,,..,, - ,,,.,M . g ,.....w-u-r-'-'- Park Beauty Salon Park Shopping Center We Have the Haircuttersu Phone 663-2012 Compliments of Flynt's Florist Siler City Chapel Hill Pittsboro We strive to please ,., , N. . 4 t- I ef Ylfr -' ein'r qiiu Ni 1 :ir ff' 531VTv' it V V 4 5 iivifi -. ygt-ffffvli-I R J Vs: Q45-' xN17, 'lst' ,I ,AIQ w LIVESTOCK AUCTION SAL S DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK HANDLING Bn FEED NG EQUIPMENT CAROLINA STOCKYARDS CO. P. O. BOX 345 SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA 27344 .f 8 . . at Basic Machinery Co., BUICK Inc' 8 Serving the Ceramic lndustry 833:32 lnc. Pontiac -- Buick - GMC P.O. Box 727, Hwy. 64 E. Siler City, N.C. PHONE 19193 663-2244 P. O. BOX 668 SILER CITY, N. C. 27344 Basic Metal THE DEALER vvn'H A HEART! PI'Od U Cts, ln C. P01VTlAC.. Metal Specialists Congratulations to the Class of '78! Bought your ArtCarved Class Ring yet? It goes on your finger What s that? What's that? Oh, forget it! , , ,t 'Q If you have fingers, see your ArtCarved Class Ring at Lee's Jewel Box ph. 742-2712 Compliments of Elder Dil Company Phone 742-2585 Williams Seating Co. Dixie Poultry Supply Of P.O. Box 317 -111 W. Elk St. Siler City, N.C. Phone - 742-2890 Distributors of'School Furniture Carolina, Inc. Distributors of Livestock and Poultry Vaccines, Medications, and Equipment Box 487 Siler City, N.C. 919-742-5314 fi? 4 x Horney Livestock, Inc. Siler City Denton 919-742-4781 704-869-4531 We Buy Hogs, Cows, and Calves Every Day Siler City, N.C. W.H. Horney, President IVloore's 135 Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina Shop Moore's Save More! Bradshaw Supply Co., Inc. Poultry, Livestock Equipment, Drugs Siler City, North Carolina Phone 663-3321 CGR Medical Corp. 2802 Guess Road Durham, N.C. 27705 X-Ray Equipment Accessories and Supplies Phone 919-477-2178 Compliments of B 8i I Oil Company and Food Mart Highway 421 South Siler City, N.C. Occasional and Promotional Furniture Chatham Novelties Company P.O. Box 547 Phone 742-3378 siier City, N.C. 27344 J. Glenn Morris John G. Morris, Jr. James L. Morris O. Jack Murphy Chatham Motors, lnc. Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-2191 Compliments of your Chevrolet dealer Shopping is Fine at Foodline Highway 64 Siler City, N.C. '?fl'.. wi? QV 1 Z. D 7 A LQQNQE lt's the real thing. Adds Life To . . . COKE. Tvaaevuwu Q Jordan Matthews High Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Company Po. Box 264 size-r City, No HART FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Siler City, N.C. . Phone: 742-4141 Store Poultry and Livestock Feeds 742-5515 Warehouse B.M. HANCOCK St SONS FEED MILLS BODIGG, N.C. B 81 B FLOWERS AND GlFTS K 115 W. 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Ideal Brand Livestock and Poultry Feed Bonlee, North Carolina Phone in Order For Fast Service 629-9101 DARK AND EDWARDS Attorneys at Law 724 North Fayetteviie St. I Pizza ' Asheboro, Y Spaghetti N.C. Sandwiches ELLIS LADIES SHOP, INC. Ladies Ready-to-Wear 111 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. 1919i 742-2777 DAY I9l9I 742-3611 NIGHT femgfeg Wefzzyezatzbn Gampany COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION JERRY WARD N. 2nd AVE. EXT. Manager SILER CITY, N. C. 27344 THE VILLAGE SQUIRE MEN'S SHOP 107 E. Raleigh St. More service More Style More quality C.R. PERRY POULTRY CO. Route 3 Siler City, North Carolina Phone- 7422243 51 742 2844 FAMILY PHARMACY CHATHAM ggofo-I 'NC mu cnnm Auto Bu Truck Tum Installed 124 North Dogwood 2:5211 Sem St A Phgne 742-41 Len cm N c. 213 Compliments of SILER CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Compliments of THE HAIR DESIGNERS RUSSEL AND MOFFITT fm if FUNERAL FUNERAL HOME ' DIRECTORS G.M. Russell G.R. Moffitt L'FE'f'CASUAm KA 917 N. Sixth Ave. D Siler City Hackney Insurance SILER CITY OIL CO. Phone 742-3051 Gasoline and Heating Oils And Realty 144 N CHATHAM AVE S LER C TY NC 2734 TEL BUS 919 742 3422 RES 919 742 2663 MCTEW'S Siler City's Newest Department Store! Compliments of COPPER PENNY THE FAMILY STORE w AND SPORTING GOODS 501 E. Third Street Phone - 742-2156 Siler City, N.C. WRENN 81 WRENN 215 E. Beaver St. - Phone 742-3451 Siler City, N.C. Your NAPA Jobber is the Right Place To CHATHAM AUTO PARTS, INC. 516 East Third St. , Phone - 742-2117 QD Compliments of Siler City, N.C. QD 'ff CHATHAM HOSPITAL Complete Machine Shop Service Go! CENTRAL CAROLINA BANK 35lT'IG?t BURKE PHONE 'W' MW? AND TRUST CO. Pittsboro Moncure R IJ. 'W .ll v O IHS 6 GI W.L. Dean, Vice-President ALTORs . INSURORW FDI 4 427 East Third Street SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA 27344 GREENSBORO, N. C. - ASHEBORO, N. C. - SILER CITY, N. C. I in ' modernize your home MCNEILL BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. - Contractors - - Full Line of Building Materials - Phone: 542-2011 SILER CITY PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 506112 S. Chatham Ave., Phone: 742-7422 Feed Petroleum Seed LP Gas Fertilizer Farm Supplies For Service At Night or Weekends P.O. Box 493 Siler City Compliments of CAVINESS PRINTING SERVICE, INC. Siler City, N.C. CUSTOM FIBEFIG LASS PRODUCTS Compliments of INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION at METAL BUILDINGS JUSTICE MOTOR COMPANY ..S b a c Your Chevy, Olds, 81 Cadillac U fjm.l,m,a,i0,, Dealer in Pittsboro, N.C. Phone 542-3434 P. o. Box 623 GILBERT PoINnExTen You'll Say First Because its Finest S 'ER WY' N' C' 27344 1919, 742-4409 PRESDENT D 81 W OIL COMPANY 320 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. Compliments of SPENCE BUILDING SUPPLY 506 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. 27344 Congratulations A to the Class of 78 BURKE'S SHELL VESTAL'S LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER SE5V'CE STAHON ELL PETRCIEUM PRODUCTS , Rail Fencing and Landscaping COMPLETE ig Rt- 4 - BOX 240 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING : 1 . 4. Siler City, N.C. CLARENCEBURKE , A , Is , , , OWNER 2 Albert Vestal, Owner 742-2414 'W Bi ? if- Phone 919-742-3222 iNTERseCnoN I-iwY.64s.421 SILER ow Congratulations from CHATHAM INSURANCE - REALTY COMPANY Dick Bridgers 8t Ben Moody TEL. '742-3741 BENNETT ROAD VVELLIAMS ECIIINCIMY ALITU SALES RIJLITE 2. BCIX 219 'SILEQ CITY NI C 27344 CLYDE T. WILLIAMS HDME '742-2:1613 ,, .TFMIQ g , g.. BEASLEY S FOREIGN CAR REPAIR V g I Located A uf Mt' ,g5-'ww A y 7 Miles North of Pittsboro I On Highway 87 Phone 542-3301 State Road No. 1106 Siler City, N.C. Phone 663-2561 Custom Slaughtering and Processing of Beef, Pork, Lamb PITTSBORO GULF SERVICE . Delta Tires - Interstate Batteries Phone 542-9491 Pittsboro, N.C. MYRL'S BEAUTY SHOP Rt. 2 - Pittsboro Phone 742-4465 RAYMOND BOULDIN CONSTRUCTION THE CARPET CENTER INC Rt. 2, Box 6-B Pittsboro, N.C. Phone 542-4407 PITTSBORO BUILDERS SUPPLY 6.16 CompIim6l'1iS of Highway 64 West C J HARRELSON RUBBER COMPANY Pittsboro, N.C. Phone 542-2578 Siler City COOPER-HARRIS FORD Hillsboro Street Pittsboro, N.C. Phone 542-3131 5-1 N BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings BOULDIN'S GROCERY Farm Bureau Batteries 81 Tires MOODY, MOODY, 8t WILLIAMS Attorneys at Law GUM SPRINGS GARAGE Rt. 2, Pittsboro Phone 542-2147 SILK HOPE SERVICE Route 1 Siler City, N.C. HICKORY MOUNTAIN GOLF COURSE Silk Hope - Hickory Mt. Road Phone 742-4045 Compliments of Dr. J.M. Fulford WOODY'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Hardware - Plumbing Supply - Paints Rt. 1, Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-4308 SILER CITY HARDWARE 119 E. Raleigh sr. Siler City, N.C. 155 ' MM A t 'j'ti Highway 64 East AQAIICYMQI saver City, N.C. Phone 742-4535 00flfl' 670K WHOLESALE KENNEL SUPPLY Phone 742-4212 IENITH - GIBSON - KITCMENAID Cluzllxam 81 L appliances v. 0 wx an eos mar menu emu-r SILER CITY. N. C. 27344 SILER CITY RADIATOR SERVICE 220 N. 2nd Avenue Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-5991 STATION AND PROPANE GAS 202-206 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. PHILLIPS 66 DOWNTOWN SERVICE CRANFORD STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Portraits - Frames - Cameras 211 N. Dogwood Ave. Siler City, N.C. J.W. STONE MEN'S SHOP 130 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-4213 BEANE 81 EFIRD PRINTERS, INC. Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-4851 WADE H. PASCHAL, JR. Attorney at Law COOK 81 RHODE PLUMBING 8t HEATING 415 N. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-5211 Night 742-2213 LI'L ZACK'S RECORD SHOP 106 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-3462 Compliments of BROWNIE-LU RESTAURANT Phone 742-3497 MILLER HEATING 81 AIR CONDITIONING CO. Phone 898-2211 Goldston, N.C. S Em H OIL COMPANY la vs n. sfconn Annu! I ER ITV, N. C. 27344 .. En nun- so Ni ue ma I Pr-ions nz-nas -asm COMMUNITY GROCERY Snow Camp Road I... C. WILLIAMS QII, Co. Phone 742-3850 P. O. Box 657 l'iT'rsnouu, NC' z7'5l? I.. C. Wiumms l'iioNi-, 542-3521 156 PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Distributors of Institutional Furniture P.O. Box 483 Siler City, N.C. Victor Williams Proprietor ...,.,g,q-uuwnllv ' flawfzeef .Sfpafcmman 116 souTH CHATHAM AVENUE SILER CITY. N. C. 27344 Phone 663-2051 Up To-Date, Down-To-Earth N . L ,N N NEW HOPE FARM, INC. We are producing three to five purebred Charolais bulls a year that are performance tested and graded and are herd sires that would improve any herd. You may search far and wide, but you won't find better bulls than these produced right here at home. We have already brought together bloodlines from France, Canada, Mexico and seventeen of the United States. Only purebred sold as breeders. Home and polled available. Only the best -the rest go straight to Scott Meat Co. for slaughter and good eating! For a look and prices visit the farm or call Bob Bullock or Sandy Bullock at home 742-3389 or at Scott Meat Co. 663-2561.'A few top quality females also available. We will be happy to inspect your herd and help you select the type bull most,fitting. John Ft. Dykers, Jr. President Phone 663-2931 PATRONS 1977 -- 1978 Baker Limestone Bill's Grill, lnc. Blairs Exxon Cecil Budd Flecapping Chatham Tractor Chris' Drive ln Dixon Cabinet Shop Dolly Madison Beauty Shop Dr. Claude H. Byerly Dr. M.J. Dugan Fabric Center Hargroves Repair Shop Kat's Korner Siler City Builders T.F. Baldwin The Beauty Boutique The Busy Needle Tie-Rite Neckwear Co. Artoo-Detoo Bananas Bilbo Boz Carolyn 8t Mark Chunk 8t D.W. Class of '78 Dare Beane Delia Diane 81 Billy Diann 8t Randy Don't You Think? Dorian Gray Dummy Ernest T. Bass Eugene - Missing Person Felicia 8t Craig First Period Advanced Math Flash, Nicky 8t Mac Fleet Pastorini is alive. Fleetwood Mac Frodo Gandalf Gerald Clark 162 DO OR PACE Gollum Grover Paige Honors English lV Howie R. Youie I love you Jack, Willard, 8t John Johnny 8t Debbie Killer King Kong Larry 8t Clo Le Prince El Marko Lokye Lorraine Mayberry Flip ME Me 8t My RC Miss Traces '78 Misses Annual and Yearbook Ms. Outstanding Senior Oedipus Phillips 66 Pooper and Zetter Red Elf Reginald the Frog St Rosa Our special thanks to Robert Willett, Ellen Fesmire, the Chatham County Street Rod Association, and to the Dunn's, Elder's, Wrenn's, and Watts' for the use of their time and houses, the Senior Class for its donation, Ed Goldston, Mr. McKee, Mrs. Lane, all advertisers and patrons, the faculty, and the students. Rock 8 Yow Rover-do 8t Fido-do SAM Say Something Scooter Smaug Son of Sam Stevie Nicks Stinker Magoo Strudelg Penny for Congress Sunday Afternoon Tea Party Tammy 8t Jimmy The Force The Incredible Hulk Thorin Threepio Tinker, Rain, 8t Don Tommie, Bill, 8t Slick Chick Trigger 8t Jello Trippy D Tuttie-Fruttie 8t Pam Varsity Cheerleaders Young Communist Club PRESENTING. . . THE STAFF OF TRACES 1978 ,Vi , la t is now a proven fact: Deadlines drive a staff crazy! L-to-R - Brenda Baby Face Peoples, Gladys the Flash Rogers, Janet 'Bite the Dust Dunn, Marcia Bird Man Thomas, Debbie What's Up Doc Allen, Tuna Tennis Anyone Boling, Sherry the Queen Ross, Cynthia Cinderella Beane, Lori the Little Devil Sadler, Colleen the Claw Bush, Phyllis Hippy Monster Cheek, Joe Upchuck Buckner, Kay the Elf Burke, Nell Mousketeer Glasser, Tony Peek-a-Boo Horney, Invisible Arthur Vlilligan, Mark Delivery Man Oldham. We never believed them when they told us how many headaches, ulcers and worries we'd have. We didn't believe them when they tried to tell us how much time we'd spend, how many Sunday afternoons and how many red pencils we'd use. We didn't believe them when they told us how many things would go wrong, how angry we'd get, how impossible things would sometimes get, how there would never be enough money. But we found out. We found out how much we love JMHS and the peo- ple who always held us up, filling in our weak spots, supporting us when the bottom seemed to drop out. We learned about ourselves and more about compromise. We learned that dreams are al- ways trimmed and shaped, some- times battered and bruised in the process of reality. We learned that ideas are communicated, then filtered, redefined and exe- cuted through the talents of others. To try to write all the things that we wanted to say through this book which we have given a year of our lives is impossible. We are afraid of leaving something out, something that will be wrongly translated or misunderstood. We want to give you something of yourselves to keep forever, for as you change and grow you may lose the uniqueness of this single year at Jordan-Matthews High School. Though no one, perhaps, can touch or recreate your expe- riences directly, we have tried to reach into your year with both hands and bring you the tiny bit that recreates those special memories. Janet Dunn Marcia Thomas Annual Staff 163 Administration Ads ......... Annual Staff Band ...... Baseball . . . Basketball Beta Club .. Bible Club .. BMC ...... Bus Drivers . Cheerleaders Chess Club . Choir ..... Closing DECA ...... Donor Page . Faculty ..... FBLA FCA .. FFA FHA .... Football ...... French Club .... Freshmen . . . FSA .... 64 General Index ......12O ...126-161 ....163 ....62 ....4O-41 ....34-39 ....53 ....61 ....52 ....6O ....29-31 ....61 ....60 ....172 ....59 ......162 ...121-123 ......58 ....55 ....57 ......57 ....25-28 ......54 ...113-118 .....56 FTA .... GMC ... Golf ....... Graduation .... Homecoming .... Honors ...... HOSA ...... Introduction ... Juniors .... Marshals Opening .......... Outstanding Seniors Pep Club .......... Prom '77 ... Scoreboard ... Secretaries ..... Senio's ....... Senic r Directory ... Softball ....... Sophomores Spanish Club .... Student Council Tennis ......... Track .... VICA ... .....5l .....5Z ...42-41 ...13-2' ...92-91 ....55 ....95-104 ....91 ...81-86 ....5E ....8 ....5G ...124 ...64-80 ...86-90 ...44-45 ....105-112 ......54 32-33, 46-47 .......48-49 ....59 Freshmen waiting for their big chance Graduating veterans Joyous memories and sad Left behind Looking for new horizons, bright futures New recruits Returning veterans Positions to be filled Scholarships to the talented Grades to be kept ,, J ax xx lv 'fa ...im J Jordan-Matthews . . . A portion of a lifetime Spinning past all too quickly. A time to anticipate, Plan, pursue, and achieve. ,jj ' ' 1 N .,,, , , tl , A time to love, laugh, dream, and make memories. 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