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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

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From being handed a map' of J.M. as a timid Freshman, to being handed a diploma as a jubil- ant Senior, Students' lives are molded by life at J.M. Jordan Matthews does have a life of its own, shaped by hands of those who are there to teach, and those who are there to learn. Hands belonging to faculty tirelessly write notes on the board, check homework, grade papers, and pass out report cards. They help us grasp new concepts and ideas and guide us in important decisions. Hands continually push us towards higher goals and demand that we put forth our best efforts. Freshmen hands receive maps and clean yel- low P.E, shirts. As Sophomores, they hesitantely take the N.E.D.T. and proudly flash licenses. Ju- niors mark S.A.T. and Competency sheets, fill out magazine forms and decorate the prom with hands displaying a class ring on one finger. Se- niors' hands anxiously prepare college or iob ap- plications and finally are allowed to move the gold tassels to the left side of their caps. All hands encourage J.M. teams in a variety of sports. The Jets are winners not only because of teamwork and coaches, but because of en- thusiastic participation of players and fans. In- tense rivalry over the coveted spirit stick includes screaming, stomping, yelling and clapping that finally peaks into a deafening roar. Hands ea- gerly grab the spirit stick and hold it tauntingly before losing classes. Hands reach out to friends. They offer sup- port, love and fellowship. Hands mend hurt feel- ings and produce kleenex to mop tears. They share food, save places in the lunch line and ac- cidently toss a tomato slice at an enemy. Their hands write notes and tell secrets about hopeful dates, honors, or worries about failed tests. They help open a stubborn locker. Hands stand by, ever ready to help and assist in growth and changes. Hands as extensions of personalities form a special way of high school life. While attending and after leaving and facing new challenges, we will remember those at J.M. who touched our lives, and those whose lives we touched. We hold the future in our hands. 3 Words from the wise. if The 1976-1977 student council helped to beautify the courtyard between A ond B halls. ,V ,fi , S! rf ' Q ,f . w gift' - H 'win ' ESG so at 1 7 ' tQbd coumig X 94, tttt ' ftiwst A rw? Z i 591417 s' ,rt IW A 'WF '..k I . 'J 5 f, , C C -A ..:, ' N 1 .. wining: , I x 0 fm 1978 Beto Club induction ceremony nf',ng9'mi4zP'Q1ffi' , , , 5 -. i ,fzzxfiikz -, , 'lr Donce class roctices for future ossembl . Chorus s rin conce Y P rf uayi, 2 6 k K vt 2 V C? I 3 fi gg ffw.pxs:s l for , 1Q , , , 2 Tl N 1978 GR DU K awww. MS xx,' 'L V ' , Y mvbk .. 'V iv D :fi 9 E k W 9.511 .....q - .,,, -, qv . M X:.,,,i ,Q in ' 'A A ., , L1,.LX11..1 3Ah , ', . ,.ma I!hr1n 5 iiziuh Q gn 'UI Q x ,,. ,yghuu It 'S :nb 'rr , uw: 12 5 vrfveknr f :wh v:-:: fl win nm ALWAYS AND FOREVER The Spontones Ai' 1 Q 2 S If W ,..L,4, ' 4 , 54, 5 3 ,.c fi ? .1 il.. The Juniors worked on the prom long and hard. 5 Q 'L E i 'I I O N A 11 i J ' : :SA , 5 ... 5 HONORS Meredith Summer Scholar - Cam EdwOrClS Girls' State - Andra Burgess, Grace Emerson Q lX Boys' State - David Andrew, Joe Colquitt, Gary Foxx, Miles Siler, Chris Tillman, Steve Watts, Not pictured -- Leo Lane. Morehead Scholarship Winner - Grace Emerson 13 OUTS TA DING SENI ORS These are the fifteen seniors from the class of '79 that were chosen to be outstanding in both academic and athletic abilities. These students are the leaders of our school and represent ten percent of the senior class. D. Bruce Baird G. Marlette Brown Andra L. Burgess W. Randall Collins joseph E. Colquitt Grace A. Emerson Celia A. Hancock Clorinda R. Iulie A. Poe Robert H. Poe Heidinger C Y Miles M. Siler Charles A. Christopher O. Sfevf? R- WHHS Shawn M- White Stackhouse Tillman CLASSES A WAY OF LIFE Took a huge, deep breath, then you entered inside, Wide eyes alert for seniors, so you knew when to hide You looked up from your map and out came a groan, Advanced Math?! I thought it was Algebra I! With brand new prestige you came back again, '6Now, it's my turn to drive the freshmen insane! You could dissect a frog, and drivgitg ,, s ,family car, With that under your belt, you thought you'd go far. Doors closed in your face as you sold magazines, And for Christmas that year, you all got class rings. The prom was terrific, but the SA'I s - oh Lord! uAnd I still can't figure what's on Mr. Spoon's board! You laugh how the freshmen all look up in awe, But you still can t decide between 'mailman' or 4law'? Many tears fell and hearts broke on graduation night, Whoever said 6'They'll be the best years of your life, , w right! - Lori Sadler HS I6 Classes v ,U SE IORS - CLASS OF 1979 S tene Watts - President johnny Price - Vice-President Celia I-Ianeorh - Treafnrer Nell Glasser - Secretary Outstanding in academics, sports and extracurricular activities, the seniors provide leadership for j.M.The class of '79 enjoys the senior privileges of going to lunch five minutes ahead of the school, initiating freshmen and having an optional sixth period. As they arrive and leave the middle reserved section seniors relish the prestige of having the underclassmen stand for them. Seniors enjoy College Day, where they attend Chatham Central to talk with representatives from various col- leges. Seniors also have Senior Day, where they practice marching in for graduation and eating cake from the prom which was held in their honor. As graduation approaches, seniors anticipate the turning of their tassels. Suddenly it's all over. Everyone has mixed emotions. Finally the cars line up - Myrtle Beach bound. .1 f of .1 it .Af 1 1 M3 E W, l , joseph Randall Adcoek Cynthia Eileen Alrton Karen Lorraine Alrton Myra Lenora Alston Milky, Sloerlyn Marie Alxton David H erbert Andrew Margaret C atloerine Awtrey Ervin Laverne Baines for ' 1 4 Hand me my crayons! 18 Seniors 1 ' ' David Brace Baird C yntloia Dare Beane Swan Marie Bolton Mary Lou Bowden ww A , 54, C t,a?' 531 ,.lvm3'? AM i ,V I ' ,V . P .W--fr 1 . v v xp, 1. V X sax pig! . NN.. -' . R a ' n U 2' 1 2,1 frf wi 'in ' .9 9 ,,-Y PX rf 'H' v u eff- 3- '46 4 .. pix lf! f o fn J V 1 ,li-'gy W' ,avi HJ 1 l .r .Q G. . ,,-Nj! m vfylf . W 54 bu. X WWW Pamela Marie Cook Maria Monlfa Cue Stephen Keith Doryett Kathy Lorraine Dowd Timothyjerome Dugan Dagfzy Camille Edzcarafv X? 1- I 2 QU' ' ' M ' U I How do you tell your best friend hels got dan- druff? I. , 154 Rirhaml Erie Elmore Grave Ann Emerfon K1 T J 21 l 1 VY, , U ' uf 1' ,R sf' Laura Ann Emerson Ronald Montgomery Faulkner Laura Ann Fieldf Rhonda Gail Fox 22 Seniors Gary Lewis Foxx .f sh. an jeJ.fz'ejuanz'ta Gallimore 'AMy new hairstyle for this Week. Are these students actually studying? inf .gfer- . sh, 34 -ww gifs 5 i ,fiwwf 5,42 f N N -I ' lf an- 5 K 1 fl Xl I JK Q I .. fl if MHZ' A J k. 'Q J . ff wMm 4151232 f. bi W -x 'V if pp, . f-are ----' Hf MLA . ,,,, Ai fl , lk N H wi Aiwa,- K it .1 -P-.Lk ,pu Q M5 t E1 -Q'ifS ' W, iv f ,A X ., lf' ,, '44 9 G- J Daz ld Wfayne Mabry Dada' glenn Mafxh Leyfie Todd Maryh Patfy Elazne Marsh :vw X W '+ f 4-M-wawwfun-wmwwm-f-fs ' From the Halls ofjorclan Matthews . . . Linebacker Whitey Poe holds gang back for pic- ture. Q 'MN 11 ' ' V r it , ,,i4g'imw+vH' N . ! t . -' A N 4 ' . A, s ,l ' A Q' , Q1 - 4 , ' V ' ., b W f Q ' lf' ff! Q, Q . li ,, H 5 :Q kg, A T 'A Valerie Anita Mattlwzw Tonya Rene MvClaz'n ' .V ,jg .I -gg , i ' V ' 'Eg J Y wmv 2' if , M fm nd in a Uv. -I-e::4.::,:4.w H xv-:J N , ,,,., . H 5 1 mi J 5' H Pamela Marqzzerite Mojylt Kinky Lee Mote Marty Don Nettlex x -yn:-Q ' 'W 5 . .f W E 1-gn a ggi, A Ji Ronald Dale Pearve Cathy Ann Phillzjvs Karen Annette P191-Ulf! 41:13 W Y wh 'ww' L s Donald Ray AIl'Dd7Il'6l Kfrnberly Lynn Mt'lNTdI'F Robin Merry Newby Kenneth EarlPl91'll1275 CIMS uf' all Zi JQu.,, Lori Ann Sadler Boris' Lynn Siler Dennir Lee Siler Larry MrD0agald Saler Billy Daniel Seat! Angel Faye Siler Ml A Will I cvcr learn this shorthand? Foxx holds back mob from hot, nutritional lunch. I didn't think that I could draw this good! Class of 9 27 9' J vi' Kal- dl' 3 g 5 ,jf SA Or M1 R9 ' an . As , 1- J- nn ja PIA, 13' W G wg., 'N 45 ...f ...A NYY 1?-x v lv .all .mai W 3' veal uf' Wav K-K l'- - yr!-Q Fefe. lin lu .1 Y 'Wa sl-J-Q, 'nf Seniors order invitations for graduation. i K if-1' Y S 1 1 1 . A ' Q Q 3 if ttn.att I just can't wait until the honeymoon! Gossip spreads during the ten minute break in the morning. Do you like my new outfit Susan? JOSEPH RANDALL ADCOCK ?ECfA425 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Student Council 45 Annual IG . CYNTHIA EILEEN ALSTON FBLA 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3. KAREN LORRAINE ALSTON FHA I5 Girls' Monogram 35 Spanish Club 25 Basketball 2. MYRA LENORA ALSTON Band 25 Drama Club 25 FBLA 2,35 FHA l,25 FSA 35 FTA 35 Pep Club 2,35 VICA 3,45 Basketball 2. SHERLYN MARIE ALSTON Band I5 FHA 35 Health Careers I5 Pep Club 25 Performing Arts I5 Manager I. DAVID HERBERT ANDREW Boys' Monogram 2,3,45 Chess Club 35 Chorus 2,35 FFA I5 Tennis 2,3,45 Boys' State 4. MARGARET CATHERINE AWTREY Bible Club 25 FBLA I5 FHA 25 FSA I -- Parliamentarion5 FTA I5 Girls' Monogram 25 Pep Club 4 - President, 2 -- Secretary5 Span- ish Club 3,4, 4 - Vice-Presidentp Softball 2 -- Manager. ERVIN LAVERNE BAINES Performing Arts 25 Football 2,45 Track I,2,3,4, 4 - All- Conference. DAVID BRUCE BAIRD Beta Club 2,3,45 Boys' Monogram 3,45 FFA I,2,3,4, 2 - Sec retary, 4 - President5 Football 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Outstanding Senior. CYNTHIA DARE BEANE Beta Club 2,3,45 Bible Club 25 Chorus I5 French Club 3,45 Health Careers 4 - President5 Music Club I - President5 Pep Club 45 Homecoming Representative 4. SUSAN MARIE BOLTON MARY LOU BOWDEN Chorus 3,45 FHA I 5 FTA 2,35 Health Careers 25 Music Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Track I. KAREN JANELLE BRAY Beta Club 2,3,45 FHA I5 French Club 2,3,45 Health Careers 4 - Vice-President5 Pep Club I FRANK ERWYN BREWER Bus Driver 3,45 Chorus I5 FHA 45 Music Club I -- Sergeant-or Agms5 Performing Arts 2,4 - Sergeant-at-Arms5 Spanish Club 2, ,4. ARLETA DENISE BROOKS DECA 2,3, 2 -- Secretary5 FHA 45 FTA 3,45 Performing Arts 45 Spanish Club 4. JENNIFER MARGRET BROOKS SUSAN DENISE BROOKS Bible Club I5 Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 45 FBLA 45 FHA I5 FFA-35 Pep Club l,25 Spanish Club 3,4, 4 - Secretary. VINSON ALTONY BROOKS Band 35 DECA 45 Football 45 Track 2. WILLIAM ALLEN BROWER FFA 2,3. GRACE MARLETTE BROWN FHA I5 French Club 3,4, 4 - President5 Girls' Monogram 35 Pep Club 45 Baseball 2 - Statistician - Bat GirI5 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Track 3 - Statisticiam Homecoming Representative 2,3,45 Out- standing Senior. KEITH DOUGLAS BROWN FFA I,2,3,4, 3 - Secretory, 4 -- Sentinal. STEWART QUENTIN BROWN DWIGHT CORNEL BRYANT FHA 3,45 Basketball I,2,3. BERRY LEE BUCKNER Band l,25 Boys' Monogram 3,45 Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA I,45 FCA 35 Spanish Club 25 Football 253. BRENDA JEAN BULLIS Band I,2,3, 2,3 - Majorette5 Bible Club l,25 VICA 3,4, 4 - Editor. ANDRA LEE BURGESS Beta Club 2,3,4, 4 - Secretary5 Bible Club 45 French Club 2,3,45 Girls' Monogram I,2,3,4, 4 - Yearbook5 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Cheer- leader I,2,3,4, 2,4 - Chief5 Softball I,2,3,4 - Statistician5 Class Officer 3 - Secretary5 Girls' State5 Homecoming Representative 4 -- French Club5 Marshall 2,35 Outstanding Senior. JERRY LOUIS BURNETTE 34 FFA I5 Pep Club 2. KENNETH BERNARD CHEEK MARIA JEAN CHEEK FHA 2,35 Pep Club I,45 Performing Arts 4. MICHAEL LEWIS CHEEK Boys' Monogram I5 FHA I5 Tennis I5 Track 2. JAMES ALFRED CLAPP Dragting - cabinetmaking VICA 4 - Sergeant-at-Arms5 FFA l,2, ,4. RACHEL DARLENE CLAPP Bible Club l,25 French Club 35 FSA 45 Performing Arts 4. GERALD VANN CLARK DECA 2,4. MICHAEL REID CLARK Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA 45 FFA 3,4. CHARLES CARLOS COCKMAN Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA 45 FFA I,2,3,45 Student Council I 5 Basketball I -- Manager. LARRY WAYNE COCKMAN Band I5 FFA I,2,3,45 Baseball I. WILLIAM RANDALL COLLINS Beta Club 25 Boys' Monogram 2,3,4, 4 - Sergeant-at-Arms5 Draft- ing - cabinetmaking VICA 2,4, 4 - Treasurer5 FCA 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Football I,2,3,45 Track 3, 3 -- All Conference5 Outstand- ing Senior5 Football 4 - All Conference, All County. JOSEPH EMERY COLQUITT Boys' Monogram Club I,2,3,4, 4 - President5 Drafting - cabinet- making VICA 2,3,4, 4 - Vice-President5 Spanish Club 2,45 Student Council 4 - Sargeant-at-Arms5 Football I,2,3,4, 2 -- Captain5 Golf I,2,3,4 - All Conference5 Boys' Stote5 Class Officer 2 - Vice-President5 Outstanding Senior, Football 4 - All Conference. PAMELA MARIE COOK Bible Club 25 Chorus 35 FHA I,2,3,4, 2 -- Parliamentarian5 FFA 35 Health Careers 2,4, 4 - Secretary5 Music Club 35 Pep Club I5 Spanish Club 25 Basketball 2 -- Scorekeeper. MARIA MONICA CUE FBLA 3,4, 4 - Publicity Chairman5 FSA 35 FTA 35 Pep Club l,2,45 Spanish Club I,2,3,45 Homecoming Representative - Spanish Club - 4. STEPHEN KEITH DORSETI' Beta Club 3,45 Football I,2. KATHY LORRAINE DOWD Beta Club 2,3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Girls' Monogram I,2,3,45 Bas- ketball l,2,3,4, 3,4 -- Manager5 Softball I,2,3,4, TIMOTHY JEROME DUGAN Bond I,2,35 Beta Club 25 Boys' Monogram I,2,3,45 FCA 3,45 Bas- ketball I,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Golf I,2,3,4, I,3,4 - All- Conference. DAGNEY CAMILLE EDWARDS Bond I,2,3,4, 2,3,4 - Maiorette, 4 - Chief5 Beta Club 2,3,45 FHA I,45 French Club 3,45 Girls' Monogram 45 Pep Club 35 Student Council 3,4, 3 - Sergeant-at-Arms, 4 - Secretary5 Basketball I,2,3,4 - Scorekeeper5 Meredith Summer Scholar. RICHARD ERIC ELMORE Band l,25 Beta Club 25 Football I. GRACE ANN EMERSON Beta Club 2,3,4, 4 - President5 Bible Club 2,3,4, 3 - Treasurer, 4 -- Secretory5 Chorus I5 FCA 3,4, 4 -- Secretary5 FHA I5 French Club 2,3,45 Girls' Monogram 2,3,45 Music Club I5 Pep Club I5 Span- ish Club 25 Student Council I,3,45 Basketball l,25 Football 4 -- JV Statistician5 Track I,2,3,4, 3,4 - Statistician5 Girls' State5 Marshall 2,3, 3 -- Chief5 Morehead Nomineep NEDT certificate 25 Outstand- ing Senior5 Mellow Movement 4. LAURA ANN EMERSON Bus Driver 3,45 FBLA 3,45 FHA I,2,3,4, 3 -- Vice-President, 2 -- Secretary5 French Club 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Homecoming Repre- sentative 4 - Senior Class. RONALD MONTGOMERY FALJLKNER Band l,25 Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA 2,4. LAURA ANN FIELDS FSA 3,45 Health Careers 2,45 Pep Club l,25 Spanish Club 25 Base- ball I -- JV Scorekeeper5 Basketball I - JV statistician. RHONDA GAIL FOX I Beta Club 2,3,45 French Club 45 Girls' Monogram 2,3,45 Basketball I 1,2,a,4. GARY LEWIS FOXX Bus Driver 2,3,45 FHA 25 Pep Club 25 Basketball I,2,35 Football I5 Track I5 Boys' State. JESSIE JUANITA GALLIMORE DECA 2,35 FHA 45 Health Careers 25 Library Club 35 Pep Club 2. NELL CAROLINE GLASSER Beta Club 2,3,4, Newspaper Committee 4 - Chairman5 Girls' Monogram 35 Pep Club l,2,3,4, 4 - Vice-President5 Spanish Club 25 Yearbook Staff 3,4, 3 -- Assistant Editor, 4 -- Co-Editor5 Softball 2 - Manager5 Class Officer 4 - Secretary. MARION AMANDER GLOVER FBLA I5 FHA 45 FTA45 Health Careers 35 Pep Club 45 Perfamling Arts I 5 VICA 3,4 -- Secretary5 Track I,25 Homecoming Represen- tative 4 -- VICA PAUL WILLIS GOLDSTON Chorus 2,3,45 DECA 2,3,4, 3 - President5 Music Club 2,35 Perform- ing Arts 2,4. DENISE SAMMY GRADY Chorus 2,3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 FSA I5 Music Club 2,3,4. KEITH BENTON GRIFFIN Bible Club 35 Boys' Monogram 25 Bus Driver 25 Baseball I 5 Basket- ball I5 Football I,25 Class Officer I,2. SAMUEL EUGENE GROCE Beta Club 2,3,45 Bo s' Monogram 45 Bus Driver 3,45 FFA l,2,3,4, 3 -- Vice-President, 41 - Secretary5 Spanish Club 2,35 Football 4 - Manager. CHARLES MICHAEL GUNNER Beta Club 2,3,4. CONNIE FRANCES HAMILTON Band I,25 Beta Club I5 Chorus I5 DECA 4. CELIA ANN HANCOCK Bible Club 2,45 FCA 45 FHA I5 FTA 45 Girls' Monogram 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Cheerleader l,2,45 Class Officer 4 - Treasurer5 Homecoming Representative 4 - Pep CIub5 Outstand- ing Senior. JANET MAE HANFORD Bible Club 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Music Club I,2,35 VICA 3,4. ANNETTE MARIE HARRIS FBLA 45 FHA I5 French Club 25 Pep Club 2,4. PATRICIA DAWN HARRIS Beta Club 2,3,45 Bible Club l,2,3,45 Spanish Club I,2. SHARON DENISE HART Beta Club 2,3,45 Bible Club l,2,3,4, 4 - President5 FCA 45 FHA I5 Girls' Monogram l,2,3,4, 4 - Vice-President5 Spanish Club 2,35 Basketball 3,4 - Statistician5 Softball l,2,3,4, 3 - All-Confe rence5 Marshall 2,3. NORA LEE HEADEN Bus Driver 2,3,45 Basketball I,2. CLORINDA ROSE HEIDINGER Beta Club 2,3,4, 4 -- Club Reporter5 FCA 4 - Treasurer5 Girls' Monogram 3,4, 4 -- President5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3, 3 - Vice-President5 Cheerleader l,2,3,4, 2 -- Chief5 Track I5 Homecoming Representative 4 - Beta Club5 Marshall 35 Outstand- ing Senior. MICHAEL ANTHONY HORNEY Beta Club 2,3,4, Senior Edition Chairman5 Chess Club 35 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,4, 3 - Assistant Editor, 4 -- Co- Editar. Mellow Movement 4. ROGER DAVID JOHNSON FFA l,2,3,45 Baseball l,4. TAMRA KAYE JOHNSON Band I,25 Chorus 3,4 -- Secretary-Treasurerg FHA l,2,3,4, 3,4 -- President5 Girls' Monogram 3,45 Music Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 gag 2,3,4, 3,4 - Manager5 Homecoming Representative 3 - DARRELL ANTHONY JORDAN MICHAEL HAROLD JORDAN Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 45 FFA 4. PAMELA LYNN JORDAN FBLA 35 FHA l,2,35 Library Club 4. BRENT EDWARD KNOPP Boys' Monogram 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track I,2,3,4. AUDREY BESS LANE Health Careers 4. LEO STEPVOHN LANE Boys' Monogram 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football I,35 Track 45 Boys' State. REGINALD KENNETH LANE Boys' Monogram I5 DECA 35 FFA I5 Football 2 - Manager. JANET RENEE LANGLEY Chorus I,25 Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 2,4, Secretary5 FCA 45 FTA 35 Girls' Monogram 3,45 Music Club I,25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Baseball 2 - Scorekeeper5 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Homecoming Representative 4 - Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA. DENISE MARIE LEE Band l,2,3,45 Bus Driver5 FBLA 45 FSA 3,4, 3 - Vice-President5 Pep Club 3,45 Performing Arts 45 Homecoming Representative 4 - Performing Arts. MARK EMERY LEWALLEN Beta Club 2,3,4. JEFFRY JOHN LINDLEY Spanish Club 3,4. JUDY KAY LOWMAN Chorus 2,35 Health Careers 4. DAVID WAYNE LUCAS FFA l,2,3,4, REBECCA LYNETTE LUTTERLOH Chorus l,2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Girls' Monogram 2,3,45 Music Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader I,2,3,4. TERESA ANNTOINETTE LUTTERLOH FHA 25 VICA 3,4. DAVID WAYNE MABRY Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 45 FFA I5 Spanish Club 2. DAVID GLENN MARSH Baseball I,2,3,4. LESLIE TODD MARSH FFA I5 Track 2,3. PATSY ELAINE MARSH Bus Driver 3,45 FFA l,2,3,45 Basketball I,2 - Manager - Statis- tician. FRENCHEE VERNEICE MARTIN Bus Driver 3,45 Performing Arts 4. JACKIE LYNN MARTIN Chorus I5 VICA 3,4 -- Treasurer-Parliamentarian. VALERIE ANITA MATTHEWS Band I5 FBLA 45 French Club 25 FSA 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Student Council 35 VICA 3,4. TANYA RENE MCCLAIN Chorus I5 Drama Club 25 VICA 3,4. DONALD RAY MCDANIELS Bus Driver 2,35 Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA 4. KIMBERLY LYNN MCNAIR Chorus 35 FBLA 35 FHA l,2,3,45 FFA 35 Health Careers 4. JANET ELAINE MCNEESE Bible Club 25 Chorus I5 Drama Club 45 FHA I5 FFA 45 Health Careers 35 Music Club I,25 Performing Arts 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 25 Track 25 Homecoming Representative 4 - FFA. PAMELA MARGUERITE MOFFITT Band l,2,3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 FHA 45 FSA 3,45 FTA 25 Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3. RICKY LEE MOTE FFA 2,35 Baseball 25 Football 3. MARTY DON NETTLES Bus Driver 45 Chorus I5 DECA 45 Performing Arts 4. ROBIN MERRY NEWBY Basketball 2. RONALD DALE PEARCE Boys' Monogram 45 Chess Club 35 Drama Club 45 FFA l,2,3,4, 3 - SentinaI5 Performing Arts 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Football 2,4. WILLIAM JACKSON PERRY Boys' Monogram Club 2,3,45 Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 45 Basketball I5 Tennis 2,3,4, 3,4 - All-Conference. CATHY ANN PHILLIPS Beta Club 2,3,45 Bible Club 2,3,4, 4 - Treasurer5 FFA 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4, 4 - President5 Homecoming Represen- tative 3,4, 3 - Spanish Club, 4 -- Bible Club. 35 KAREN ANNETTE PHiLLIPS Beta Club 2,3,4, Bible Club 4 - Yearbook Chairman, FHA I , Span- ish Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. KENNETH EARL PHILLIPS Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 4, FFA 2. LISA KAY PHILLIPS Beta Club 2,3,4. ROBIN CHRISTOPHER PITTMAN Boys' Monogram 2,3,4, Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA 2, FCA 4, S'-panish3 Slab 2, Baseball l,2, Basketball l,2, Football I,2,3,4, ennis , . CYNTHIA ANN POE Band l,2, Beta Club 2, Chorus 4, FHA I , FFA 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Student Council 2. JULIE ANNE POE Beta Club 2,3,4, FCA 4, Girls' Monogram i,2,3,4, 4 -- Secretary, Pep Club 2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Tennis l,2, Class Officer l,3, gomecoming Representative 4 -- Girls' Monogram, Outstanding CDIDF, ROBERT HOWARD POE Boys' Monogram l,2,3,4, Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA 2, Span- ish Club 3, Baseball I,2,3,4, - All-Conference, Basketball l,2, Football I,2,3,4, Outstanding Senior. BLAINE ERVIN PRICE Boys' Monogram I , Bus Driver 2,3, Chorus 2,3, Performing Arts 4, Basketball I,2. JANE RECIA PRICE Band 2, FBLA 2,3, FHA 2, FSA 2,3,4, 4 - Secretary, FTA 2,3,4, Health Careers 3,4, Pep Club 2, Track I, Homecoming Representa- tive 2 -- Sophomore Class. JOAN LECIA PRICE FBLA 4, FSA 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Track I. JOHNNY LEE PRICE Drama Club 2, Music Club I, Performing Arts 2, Track 2, Class Officer 4 - Vice-President. VIVIREE LUGIA PRICE Band l,2,3,4 - Lettergiri, Bus Driver 3, Chorus I,2,3, FBLA 2,3,4, 3 - Secretory, 4 - President, Music Club I, Pep Club 2,3,4, Span- ish Club 3,4, Student Council 2,4, Track I, Homecoming Represen- tative I - Music Club. CONNIE LEA PUGH FHA 1,2,3, vlcA 3,4. NETTA MARCIA ROSS Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 2, FHA I,2,3,4, I - Treasurer, FTA 4, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basket- ball 3 - Manger. LORI ANN SADLER Beta Club 2,3,4, 4 - Senior Edition Committee, FHA I , French Club 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, 4 -- Treasurer, Yearbook Staff 3,4, 3 -- Assistant Business Manager, 4 -- Business Manger. LARRY MCDOUGALD SALES Band l,2,3,4, Boys' Monogram l,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4. BILLY DANIEL SCOTT Bible Club 4, Chorus 4, DECA 4, Tennis 2. ANGEL FAYE SILER Band 3,4, Bus Driver 4, Chorus 2,3, FBLA 4, Pep Club 3, Perform- ing Arts 4 -- President, Yearbook Staff 4, Homecoming Represen- tative 3 - Junior Class, 4 - FBLA. BORIS LYNN SILER Library Club 3, Perfonning Arts 4, Track 2. DENNIS LEE SILER Band I,2,3,4, Boys' Monogram I,2,3,4, Bus Driver 3, Football l,2, Track l,2,3,4. GWENDOLYN KAY SILER Chorus 4, Drama Club 2,3, FBLA 4, FHA 2,3, Pep Club 3,4, Per- forming Arts 4 - Vice-President. MILES MATTHEWS SILER Band I,2,3,4, Boys' Monogram 4 - Vice-President, Chorus l,3,4, 3 - Treasurer, Baseball i,3,4, Basketball I,2,4, Football l,2,3,4, 4 -- Team Co-Captain, 4 -- All Conference, All County, Bays State, Class Officer I,2,3 - President, Outstanding Senior. REGINA GLENICE SILER Bus Driver 3,4, FBLA 4 - Vice-President, FHA I,2,3,4, FTA 3,4, Girls' Monogram 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, Basketball l,2,3. GINGER LEAH SMITH 36 JAMES wiufaso SMITH ' Beta Club 2,3,4, FFA I,2,3, NEDT Certificate 2. JANICE ANN SMITH Bible Club I,2,3,4, FTA 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, 4 -- Secretary, Span- iish Club 2,4, Student Council 4, Class Officer I - Secretary, 3 - reasurer. JOAN CAROL SMITH FCA 3, Girls' Monogram 2,3,4, Health Careers 4, Tennis l,2,3,4 -- All Conference. LISA DAWN SMITH TRACY LEWIS SPINKS Band l,2, Boys' Monogram l,2, Bus Driver 4, DECA 3, Track I. CHARLES ALAN STACKHOUSE Band l,2, Bays' Monogram 3,4, 4 -- Secretar-,IQ FCA 4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4, 4 - All Conference, rack 3,4, Outstand- ing Senior. JULIAN CARR STEPHENSON Beta Club 2,3, FFA 3. MATILDA DIANN STUART FBLA 4, FHA I. SHERRY DENISE STUART Band l,2, Beta Club 2,3,4, Bible Club 4, Chorus 2,3,4, 3 - Secre- tary, 4 -- President, Music Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4 -- Trea- su rer, Class Officer 2 -- Treasurer, Homecoming Representative 4 - Concert Choir. DENISE DIANE TAYLOR DAVID ALLEN THOMAS Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 2,4, 4 -- President, FFA 3, Stu- dent Council I,2,3, Tennis 2. LISA CAROL THOMAS Drafting -- cabinetrnaking VICA 2, FFA 3, Pep Club 4, Homecom- ing Representative 3 -- FFA. LORI JEAN THOMAS Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA 2 - Treasurer, FBLA 2,3,4, 3 - Historian, FHA I, FSA 2,3,4, 4 - President, Spanish Club 2, Homecoming Representative 4 - FSA. CHRISTOPHER ODELL TILLMAN Beta Club 2,3,4, Boys' Monogram 2,3,4, Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 2,3, FCA 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Baseball I - Manager, Basketball I , Football l,2,3,4, 4 - Co-Captain, 4 - All Confer- ence, All County, Track 2,4, Boys' State, Outstanding Senior, CARL WENDELL VESTAL FFA I,4, Track I. STEVE REID WATTS Beta Club 2,3,4, 4 - Sergeant-at-Arms, Boys' Monogram l,2,3,4, 4 - Treasurer, Basketball l,2,3, Tennis l,2,3,4, Boys' State, Class Officer 4 - President, Marshall 3, Outstanding Senior. PATRICK WOOD WELBORNE JAMES LYNN WHITE FFA 2, Spanish Club I. SHAWN MICHELLE WHITE Beta Club 2,3,4, Drafting - cabinetmaking VICA 2 -- Secretary, FCA 3,4, 4 - Vice-President, FSA,3, FTA 4, Girls' Monogram 2,3,4, I, Spanish Club 3, Baseball I - .IV Baseball Scorekeeper, Tennis I,2,3,4, Homecoming Representative I - Freshman Class, 2 -- Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA, 3,4 - FCA, Outstanding Senior. WILLIAM FRANKLIN WHITE FFA I, Football 2. RANDY LEE WILEY BRENDA CAROL WILKERSON Bus Driver 2, Chorus 3 - Librarian, DECA I -- Secretary, Drafting -- cabinetmaking VICA I, Drama Club 3, Music Club 3 -- Trea- surer, Pep Club I , Performing Arts 3, VICA I , Basketbail I. ESTHER THERESA WILLIAMS FHA 3, VICA 3. GLENDRIA ANNETTE WILLIAMS Bible Club 3, Health Careers 4, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 3. STEVEN CHAPIN WITHERS FFA I,2,3,4, 2 - Sentinel, 3 -- Treasurer. TAMMY SUE WRIGHT FCA 4, FSA 3 - Treasurer, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, 3 -- Treasurer, 4 -- President, Tennis 4 - Assistant Tennis Scorekeeper, Homecoming Representative 3 -- Student Council, 4 - Boys' Monogram. Will they find me here? Class of ,SO Where did you get those stag movies? YCAKL RT LFFYKI p finality, Do you think Weill win the stick this time? The juniors were outstanding in all fields this year. They worked hard to sell over eight thousand dollars' worth of magazines to give the Seniors a prom. Several of the pep rallies were Won by the rowdy juniors who never gave up. The Juniors also made great contribu- tions to the athletic program by performing numerous feats in the varsity sports. This being a year of consistent testing, the Iuniors were burdened with the PSAT, SAT and the Competency Test. 57 JU IOR CLASS Juniors, float wins third place in Homecoming parade. juniors learn how to be good magazine salesmen. as 5 A 1 Q Y ' 3 I I ,I X X Q L N , I . , a .f 3 , At? ., me 'Qui K , . ' ,NH ' 'T' ' -M yi' , f--s U, K , 3, xg , Qi rw . .. , 2 A5 'X :.f +Q- 1' . ,. ,-,y J' .c4. h.,-32 Q in , -.J-, 1 .',v,3,, W Tw? -'Q fe, .4 'if- Class Officers: Toclcly Brooks - President, Hal Milholen - Vice-President, Stan Reid - Secre- tary, Lynn Awtrey - Treasurer. Class of '80 Christopher Alston Lynn Awtrey Ioan Bigos Mike Bowers Jeff Brady Ronnie Brady Carla Brafford Ronnie Branson jeff Bridges Lisa Brooks Lonnie Brooks Robin Brooks Toddy Brooks Beverly Brown Greg Brown james Brown Gwendolyn Bryant jenny Buckner Sylvia Buckner Mark Burke 39 22 Www? 9 Z5 :ima W V A xr- n fl at-w 5 V ,. ' -mf' U. ,,': ,' . W, Q , , ww' :Z . ,: e . , ,sf-., Ulm-if ? ' 'V V' A il st l A M f , hav. Max Z ' f what s s .,,. f . JFS fix juniors Doug Clark Vernon Clark Betsy Cooke Darlene Dark johnny Dark Lynden David Susie Davis Melody Dossenbach- Darryl Dunlap jackie Edwards Gina Elkins jeff Ellin?ton Janelle E rod Jimmy Farrish Elliott Fikes Sheila Fitts Sandra Fox Annette Foxx Gerald Foxx Kim Foxx Willitte Foxx Bentley Frazier Charlene Caddy Pam Garner Sherrie Gilliland Aaron Goldston David Gray Mitchell Curley Lisa Hamer Bob Hancock Anthony Harris Roger Harris T arnmie Hayes Veronica Headen Denise Hicks April Hudson Robert Hughey Harvey Jessup Susan Jessup Brenda Johnson Charles johnson Cheryl johnson Patty johnson Kip Johnson Sharon johnson mv mzkxx H Di 'E , ,., QA kr ,. ,,V . H 'N 'US i , if iff- 4 A 'Uv 'b . ', '1' ' ' - i y f 'R f 2 YH' X Class of '80 Wanda jones Gwendolyn Jordan Sandra jordan Sharon jordan Mike Kennedg' Jamie Kenne y Roger Kidd Lisa Langley Pam Lee Ruth Lineherry Gary Lowe james Marley Diane Marsh Janis Marsh Larry Marsh Kelly Marshal Bentlecy Martin Donal Matthews Phil McCracken Dennis McNeill Chip Meadows Les ie Mehler Hal Milholen Sammy Millsaps joel Mitchell Christopher Moffitt Cary Moffitt K ,Lucinda Moody Donna Mullis Angela Nettles i Ben Oldham Karen Otwell Carolyn Paife Kim Pascha P Carol Pearce Sterling Peoples jimrni Person ' jeff P illips jerry Phil ips Pat Phillips Donna Poe P Everett Price Fleta Price , Mamie Price ' Pennie Price 43 A 4 1 + QW? ff ' L,,L' V n fn- . 9 3 r ' CW 14 B A4 4 'mf X 1 1 f , f f pf . 3, :,,,11 ,:, , ,L ,,, ,, -Q,L A.A H ,... . ,,, M 4 A We , Y . ak , ,ai ai 3 ,K n nnn wnn f 3 r . 3 J 2 . wg! ...,, , 3' I f f If PM - . I' lv' is gg-,Wi H6 J ,W .,,.,,k,, ,.,, ,,,,,, ,..,,..,, In Memorium of john Quinton Tidwell, jr. 1962-1978 xi ' n'n 1 f , 1 ,f 4 K 1 J' f f 4 ,, m YQ'f,f,,::..yyQ.fffQ:fi: ,, M, ,M . ww nn - 4.,k X ft fa! 6 -if 2 f ff! Z ,Z x.. n ,. Spirited Sophomoresl bv. 'ns' iv ' :fx ,ff -Q ' f WSE me A Q f mcludlng the splrlt X63 .L f Secretary ,, ..u..... Losing your IHklI'blCS? Sophomores David Allen Doug Alston Priscilla Alston Steven Andrew Clint Atkinson Jackie Baird Henry Bare Joe Beck Jerry Bennett Steve Blanchard Patty Boren Ralph Boren Harold Bowden Lisa Brady Todd Brady Toni Branson Lisa Brooks Wanda Brooks Kim Buckner Elaine Bullis Clint Burgess Cindy Burgette jimmy Burnette Kathy Cheek Bucky Cheek Tony Clark Francine Crutchfield Barry Culberson Patrick Dark Branson Davis 47 1' W '1..5.'f' 5-:ffl H' - .af If s f W ,, :: '--', ,, .,, .,,,,. , ,, , 51 M ' E , 1 + -,Z ' 1?- H ,Q 2 ji ,122 7' A 4 3: H M, Q ,Q A 1: , W wil? 5 .sm , ..,, V A 5 k Vi? ,V if 7' ' 1 n, Q EJ, x 12221125 W , , Qf. M22 W4 f Q11' I. I'ff ' ,A ' ' - F4 f 7 QI f , ,1f , Ly, i f - Nw ,, if-:M .-J fff ' 115 4' if H if if, as 3 ta , -Q. .. J lg in 'hi aw rf :sr 1 ,I Q gr , li I f QQ ef? 4' Sophomores Vicky Davis Susie Dewitt Ted Dewitt Colette Dixon Pamela Dixon Trip Dykers John Ellington Robbie Elmore Jack Emerson Terry Everwine Bod Faulkner Mickie Ferguson Chip Ferguson Sally Fer uson Greg Fiefds Kim Fields Michael Foust Henry Foxx Denise Foxx Brad Gaines C-lynda Gaines Lynda Gaines Lisa Glass Valerie Clover Lisa Codtrey Bonita Graves Phillip Griffin Terrie Hamilton Crystal Harris Sandy Harris Sylvia Hayes Lori Hicks Patricia Higgins Samantha Hilliard Byron Horton Michael Hubble Mark Jacobs William Jeffries Antoinette Johnson Barry Johnson Lynetta Johnson Eric Johnson Ronnie Johnson Randy Kidd Diffie Lane Dudley Lane Teresa Lee Debbie Lemons Jett' Lewis Brenda Lindley Gay Lowe Janice Lutterloh Mildred Lutterloh Teresa Lynch 1 in is-.J ...f 'S1 ix ff' If .Quik fix .gf ,M 5 'Y 6-' gf? Mwiiisfw gg ii Sophornores Ann Marsh Celetia Martin David Martin Ray Mason Daniel Mauldin Angela McLaurin Cheryl McPherson Helen McSwain David Milligan Dean Milligan Kelly Morgan Mack Oldham Terry Person jeff Pickard Rhonda Poe Missy Porch Alma Price Deidre Ray Mary Alice Resch Steve Robinson Sylvestor Rodgers john Ross Lou Sadler Phillip Sales Kim Scotten Veronica Scotton Tina Shoffner Alicia Siler Anita Siler Deborah Siler Norman Siler Verline Siler Frank Smith Mike Smith David Williams Liz Snipes David Stackhouse Bonnie Staley Judy Stevens Linda Stewart Jana Still Lisa Stout Bonnie Talbert jeff Teague Cathy Terry Dennis Thomas Ginger Thomas Lana Thomas Lara Thomas Terri Tucker Greg Vann Daniel Vestal Bradley Watts jerry Wfhite Sophomores Tony White Tony Wiley Craig Williams Frankie Wood Kelly Wright Ten more minutes? I Cklf1,t stand itl Ralph Boren . . . Another Tirz mp Class of 3 1 52 Sophomoresl Jet flies to a first place victory! W At Z 1 ,mi M 'A 1 a Q z 5 Q FRESHM N f t- Marty Allen X 1 Billy Alston fl -Q 2 A Dianne Alston HN ' 1 Donna Alston ' 6 V4 ' ' wr ,K lacchlieline Alston K W , Kei Alston gi Sharon Alston li ' , f' I ,f LUUISBUH COLLEGE Who glued my art Project to the floor? 'xx , 55 X an ,, 'Q' f Q fic ,, ,. 9 aw ., 'gf bww ,'w 1 , . 'Hur' FRES ' 4-en, A X.. rl 3. so., 1 A 235'-be Denise Awtrey Donna Badders janet Baldwin Donna Bigos Sarah Bolingh Shirley Boot Samuel Bowden Tammy Bowden William Bowden Curtis Bowman I ack Brewer Teresa Brewer Kim Bristoe Harold Brooks Iennifer Brooks Margaret Brooks Steve Brooks Connie Brown Mona Buckner Rhonda Burgess john Bums Sylvia Bush gilliagi Campbell ausey Bglilzy Chayipell I eifre Clar Ienniibr Clark Kim Clark Mark Clark Lewis Cook David Cook James Cotner Sherry Culberson Denise Cunningham Kimberly Davis Forrest Denise Chris Dixon Teresa Dixon jackie Dunn Teresa Dyke Tammy Eastridge Kelly Eckard Tina Eckard Beth Elkins Tammy Ellington ,Z-J:?niceEEmerson mery Mixchael Eubanks William Eubanks Florence Farrish Rhonda Fields Darlene Foxx Dennis Foxx I udy Foxx jennifer Foxx Phyllis Foxx Priscilla Foxx Sheva Foxx Farrell Frye Darrell Frye Ginger Fuquay Angela Gamer Karen Chant Roy Gilland Sharon Glass Andre Glover Dennis Glover Max Glover Lori Clover joseph Godfrey Chrystal Coins Richard Golden Kathy Gorden Ricky Griain Greg Harris Annette Hamilton Lulia nge a arve Franklin Headen Priscilla Heaclen lean Hicks Michael Hicks Pamela Hicks Gay Hicks Roger Hinshaw Patricia Homey William Homey Rhonda Horton Ginger Hudson Cynthia johnson Janice johnson Marsha Johnson Meqlaina Johnson Mi el Johnson Phillip johnson Hobie Iohnson Timmy Iohnson Willie johnson Sandy Jfnes e e ones Bilfygljordan Donna Jordan Melissa Jordan Debra johnson Leslie Keck 55 2 n , Y s 6 3 2 56 t we Q Y te .. , X J fy-4... Billy Kidd Debbie Kilgore Patricia Kinton Gary Kirkman Margie Kivett Debora Klumb Annette Lane Cassandra Lee Norris Lee Kenneth Light John Lindley Iohn Lineberry Ricky Lineberry Sherie Lineberry Gertrude Love Renee Lowe Ieifre Lowe Davicllljfnch Lisa M one Doris Marsh Martin Mason Sheila Mason Shirley Mason Lolita Matthews Felicia Mauldin Timmy McCraken Robert McDaniel Kathy McLaughlin Cindy McLaurin Robert McLeod Tony McNeill Gilbert McSwain Carla Miller Edward Milliken Clyde MoHitt Deborah MoHitt Larry Moiiitt Maury MoHitt Tammy Moiiitt Jonah Nettles Cynthia Newlin Nicky Nicks Mac Oldham Jean Oldham Cathy Otwell Michael Overman M Paschal Keg Petty Susie Phil iss Tina Pickar Tonya Poe Star a Powers Neal Price Todd Reitzel james Rickman Ietfrey Rogers Timmy Rodgers Cynthia Ross Lane Saunders aul Scott Andre Scotten Kathy Sears Susan Seigler Brenda Sharp Alfreda Siler Cynthia Smith Keith Smith Barbara Starling Wanda Starling Haley Stephens Gregory Stephenson Tammy Stephens Cherie Stout Stan Stuart james Taylor Beverly Teague Cha-rlea' Teague Jac 'e erry Lynda Thomas Robyn Thomas Karen Thompson Rhonda Thompson Lois Thomburg David Tillman Marty Tillman Che l Wade An ela Walters Helen White James White Johanna White Pamela White Robbie White Mary Wicker Anthony Wickerson Lee Ann Wilkie Christopher Williams Sherry Williams Tammy Williams Starla Wilson Debra Wrenn 57 S miles ,, :,lAi, if EXECUTIVES Alexander F. Graves is the assistant principal at Jordan Matthews. He is also the advisor to the Bus Drivers and outside of school he is a scoutmoster of troop l72 at Corinth A.M.E. Zion Church. .35 ,funiwn Murray M. Andrew, the principal at Jordan Matthews, attended U.N.C. at Chapel Hill. At home Mr. Andrew is an avid horticulturist and enjoys taking care of his dog, Andy. He has a son at J.M. and a daughter at U.N.C.-G. 59 l 6 Eleanor H. Yoder is one of our guidance counselors at J.M. She recently returned to college to obtain her Master's Degree in counseling. She has two sons. l X I Ruby E. Marsh is one of our guid- ance counselors who also teaches mathematics. She has a B.S. degee from Shaw University and also attended New York University. M 1 l f j s .6 5 E viii' .5 b i' ' - ,,,11f ,,7ga , ' V . ,A ,. .. '- ' , 1- -3 , C ., .167 ,,f an Barbara B. Andrew is the secre- tary and bookkeeper at Jordan Matthews. She is one of the im- portant people at Jordan Matth- ews. Her hobbies are sewing and reading. 60 Carol S. Smith is our Educational Aide and is a great help to the teachers and students at Jordan Matthews. Mrs. Smith enjoys cooking, sewing, and crocheting. Zoila C. Hinson is the librarian at Jordan Matthews. She enjoys concerts, plays, and Carolina sports. She also likes to read Vic- torian novels and play tennis and is a member of the North Carolina Association of School Librarians. ig, ,, Marie P. Marsh is the guidance secretary of Jordan Matthews. She enjoys sewing, singing in the church choir, and attending Jor- dan Matthews' sports events. U Q ,X , Hifi M?-.s.s Clerical, Guidance, and Library ww A M My eon W. Higgins is chairman of he English Department and eaches senior English. She is a raduate of U.N.C.-G. where she aiored in history and English. he has a daughter at J.M. and a on in medical school at East arolina. i WX , 4 'Y nit, Linda T. Kersey teaches four ju- nior English class, one sopho- more class, and is a sponsor of the Beta Club. Old Lady Kersey enjoys jogging, reading to a blind friend, and sitting by on old wood heater. .- Q Q. is -aim' 5 ,', lm Sandra M. Umstead teaches freshman and sophomore En- glish. She is the advisor of the Yearbook Staff and Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders. She attended Guilford College and U.N.C. at Chapel Hill where she got her Master's Degree. Two of her hobbies are girl scouting and snow skiing. ENGLISH .sg 14' Mary N. Larson is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah land plans to re- turn there in the near futu rel. She teaches English and is an advisor ofthe Beta Club. She enjoys play- ing the cello, skiing, swimming and tennis. Louise W. Brooks teaches English I, Il and Ill and is a sponsor ofthe cheerleaders. Her interests in- clude teaching calligraphy at Central Carolina Technical School and doing needlepoint. CULTURAL AR S whisk ,... 4, lg f. ,eff ' XX ..,..f Laura P. Walker is the director of Drama I and ll along with Dance l and II. She enjoys clogging, ten- nis, rainbow soccer and nee- dlework. 62 ,y I Beth G. Joyce teaches art at Jor- dan Matthews and grades four through eight at Siler City Elementary, Silk Hope Elemen- tary and Chatham Middle Schools. In her spare time she en- joys painting, drawing, crafts and sewing. l fl ' ' 4' all S sf. 'E- il' . A g , i S S 1.. .. . tii Iii' .ffl . L L ,f . K . .,... KM K i at 5 ,.. IL i Lou Allen comes to Jordon Matthews from Atlanta, Georgia. She teaches Intermediate and Concert Choirs. ln her spore time she teaches piano, sax and trum- pet lessons. Clifton H. Lloyd is the director of the marching, concert and stage bands. His hobbies are traveling and reading. Stephen Boyd teaches four classes of physical science and one class of physics. Mr. Boyd is a graduate of U.N.C. at Chapel Hill and is a new resident of Siler City. Mr. Boyd enjoys all sports, but his favorite is basketball. . X SCIENCE . Vt, I J 1 j ylls Y 2. A' 2 Z1 ,fi we f'i. Q, '- ' I Patricia L. Harris teaches biology and is a sponsor ofthe Beta Club. Mrs. Harris belongs to the First United Methodist Church in Siler City. Her hobbies are sewing and gardening and she has one daughter named Sherri Lynn. Charles M. Hudson, Jr. teaches chemistry and physical science. He is an advisor of the Junior Class, coach for the Junior Var- sity Football team and Junior Varsity Girls Basketball team. Outside of school he enjoys bas- ketball and water skiing. Narcissus H. McTillman teaches biology, general mathematics and physical science. She is the coordinator of the Upward Bound program, an advisor of the Sophomore Class and chairman of the Science Department. She enjoys singing, reading and traveling. j 1' x ,A In s .I J A VI f vvll xx.. ' ...f . Q. J it.. ' Q-fue, 'H 'ly ff' 'I we 'xkU.n.v tfa:.r'ui:nr euwfunmraf :at 1911471411 , ,fylimi 63 Sara B. Wrenn teaches U.S. Studies to Juniors. She is also the Junior Class advisor and directs the two major Junior projects, the magazine sale and the Senior Prom. Mrs. Wrenn also was the principal coordinator behind J.M.'s reaccreditation, F , Charles E. White teaches U.S. Studies and Social Studies. He is an advisor of the Freshman Class and sponsor of the Student Council. Mr. White attended N.C. Wesleyan and N.C. State. HEALTH ANID P.E. Mack Herndon teaches U.S. Studies, Health and Physical Ed- ucation. He is a graduate of East Carolina University. Before com- ing to Jordan Matthews, he taught five years in Charlotte. He is an avid golfer and enjoys fish- ing. Mr. Herndon coaches the Varsity Boy's Basketball and golf teams. Brenda Truitt teaches Health Occupations l, ll and serves as advisor to the Health Occupa- tions Students of America club. She is a registered nurse and lists her hobbies as various crafts and singing. H. Greg Thomas teaches Civics, Geography, World History and English. ln his spare time, Mr. Thomas enjoys playing tennis and softball. He coaches Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Boy's Basketball and tennis. Phil E. Senter teaches Business Math and Sociology. Mr. Senter sponsors the Boy's Monogram Club and coaches Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Girl's Basketball and track. He is also in charge of the Homecoming Parade. HISTORY i Evelyn B. White teaches Health and Physical Education including Advanced Physical Education l and ll. She is the sponsor of the Girl's Monogram Club and coaches girl's tennis and softball. O. Kendall Buckner teaches World History, Health and Physical Education. Mr. Buckner coaches baseball and sponsors the Future Christian Athlete's club and enjoys playing golf. VOCATICNAL S. C, Gven Patricia M. Jones is a resource teacher at Jordan Matthews. She teaches Language Arts l, ll, Re- medial Math and Remedial Sci- ence. She graduated from Ben- nett College in Greensboro, N.C. ' .4 , 'fl , . ,. iis rrcircc milf' XL ' ' ','r , Qu. if T . if i,i- r..z,,. ,, Ava M. Siler is an alternative teacher at Jordan Matthews. She attended N.C.C.U. at Durham and her hobbies are knitting and reading. metology I and ll and sponsors the Cosmetology VlCA Club. Her hobbies are camping, cooking and Crocheting. ,af ' :er Vickie Council teaches Basic Skills. This is a class geared spe- cifically toward helping students pass the competency test. Miss Council taught seventh and eighth graders in Rutherford County before coming to Jordan Matthews. She enjoys playing the piano, cooking and dancing. -on-.ai Y-I .,.. i K Clyde J. Huggins teaches Draft- ing l, ll and Architecture. He is an advisor of the VICA Drafting and Cabinetry Club. During the sum- mer he works with young children at summer camp and teaches swimming lessons. l . . XI X., .. il' h as ...... if . .V M Thomas L. Fikes teaches Drivers Education. Mr. Fikes attended North Carolina Central Univer- sity and North Carolina A 8. T State University. He is also a very brave man. Special Programs Allie G. Fletcher teaches Record Keeping, Typing ll and Office Oc- cupations I and ll. Mrs. Fletcher is chairman of the Business Educa- tion Department and advisor of the F.B.L.A. Club. She is a member of the Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa. Paul G. Joyce teaches Agricul- ture Mechanics l, Fundamentals of Agriculture and Agriculture Productions. He is an advisor of the Future Farmers of America Club and lists some of his outside activities as gardening, fishing and hunting. Mary L. Murchison teaches Ac- counting l, Typing l and Short- hand l. She is the advisor of the Future Secretaries of American Club which is sponsored by the National Association of Sec- retaries affiliate in Siler City. She is also a member of the Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an international honorary soror- ity for women educators. Lila G. Lloyd teaches Record Keeping, Typing l and General Business. She is the advisor of the Eutlure Teachers of America u . James C. Withers teaches Ag- riculture Mechanics I and ll, Ag- riculture Cooperative OJT l and ll and Ornamental Horticulture l. He is an advisor of the FFA Club. Mr. Withers is a member of the Chatham County Swine Produc- ers Association and the Chatham County Wildlife Club and lists his hobbies as gardening and hunt- ang. amie A. Foust teaches Occupa- llibnal Food Service and Family ife. The activities that she enjoys tra playing bridge, cooking, sew- ing and church activities. JYg?,A , i Carolyn A. Creech teaches Home Economics I and Family Life. She is an advisor of F.H.A. and enjoys traveling. Miss Creech has traveled in over fifteen countries and many states in the United States including Hawaii. 1. Guy D. Smith is the instructor of Distributive Education and advi- sor of the DECA Club. Mr. Smith is also the head of the Athletic Department at Jordan Matthews and sometimes referees at bas- ketball games. ltlt ' .5 A , 4' 'P' , ' f . I .3 5 -.Y Virgil J. Rives is instructor of Cabinetmaking I, ll and Ill, He co-sponsors the VICA Cabinetmaking-Drafting Club and enjoys various crafts. Elizabeth A. Edwards teaches Home Economics. Before coming to Jordan Matthews she was the director and supervisor of Nur- sery Schools in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Her hobbies are playing the piano and different crafts. st 13 ggi . A 'XXX' ,fm . HOME ECONOMICS 41 -an K - DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AND CABINETMAKING Q! 67 F LANGUAGES AND MATHEMATICS John D. Spoon teaches Algebra II, Advanced Math and Con- sumer Moth. He is an advisor to the Student Council and is a graduate of N.C. State. Jean M. Poteat teaches Algebra I and is the advisor of the Bible Club. In her spare time she enjoys playing tennis. 68 Martha Waring teaches one class of English I and Spanish I, II and III. She is a sponsor of the Pep Club and the Spanish Club. She is a native of Michigan and lists her hobbies as all sports especially golf, tennis and snow skiing. Goyla D. Andrew teaches French and serves as advisor to the French Club and Varsity Cheer- leaders. Ms. Andrew enjoys crafts, music and reading. Patricia G. Ritter teaches Geome try and General Math. She is a graduate of Pembroke State Uni- versity and enjoys ceramics and various handc rafts. Cafete ria Staff Billie Faye Davis Linda McPherson Irene White Irene Brady Y 'T' carry Nova Whobrey Selma Murray Austia Lambe eewnwpnae'--'A 4'--- xwnmfmmlilfv wmwxraili ,anvil SNR Janitorial James Tucker Frank Gilmore Catherine Harris GCOITI ot hom 'U O O CD JA O QA. cn +4 CD T' Winning Hoot cruising down moin street. Cheerleaders lead the Jets to Q victory. S fi -gif -- .-11-:fzaggitl-H.. -We 5 ' Eisvz ' . ii 70 Homecoming representatives? is , , if as P, . 1 ll Z if JETS CELEBRATE HGMECGMING X YN? K ' W. . A' A in: 'JW Miss Marlette Brown is escorted by Jeff Lindley, representing the Senior Class. Marlette enjoys cheerleading, ballet, art, music, horseback-riding, going to the beach, and being with friends. She plans to continue her edu- cation, possibly at East Carolina Uni- versity, with a major in nursing. To be crowned was an honor and l was sur- prised to be chosen. Miss Laura Ann Emerson is escorted by Chris Alston, representing the Se- nior Closs. Laura enjoys reading, play- ing tennis, sewing, raising indoor and outdoor plants, going to the beach, and meeting people. She plans to go to college, maybe Elon or UNC at Char- lotte, and major in accounting. After college she would like to be o CPA. l was honored and very surprised to have been chosen. Cmazeeamfbzy .Qwewz Qqfzfmmzfhey 72 2 5 ggi g Q ik f V ,, g ' g,, Q M as Er K Q, 55 117 5 f ' f 2, Q M ff 'rv .'4.,5? 'YH Qi 1 CQM34 xeaemhin Me Qymem ghaa 'Q 5' kr A., X W ,- ., ii ' iii' L .U Www , W P V , 4,5 , .4 , , ,J 'iw fancy ' v .3 X I W, f .QL -Mm. ' 'xq '-1 73 Miss Lynn Awfery is escorted by Hal Milholen, representing the Ju- nior Class. Lynn enjoys water- skiing, snow, music, concerts, and being with friends. Miss Angela Faye Nettles is es- corted by Jerry White, representing Miss Elizabeth Snipes is escorted by Chris Williams, representing the Sophomore Class. Elizabeth enjoys sports, boys, reoding, and music. the Junior Class. Angela enjoys swimming, riding, and meeting new friends. ' ,:,, Q, Y Q-mia me Q ft, Wig. me age 3311? C ta t r x t ,A -lt? ,. A aim vw . ww-it im, Miss Frankie Wood is escorted by Clint Atkinson, representing the Sophomore Class. Frankie enjoys swimming, water-skiing, ond ploy- ing tennis for the Jets. Miss Ginger Hudson is escorted by Jeff Bridges, representing the Freshman Class. Ginger enjoys water-skiing, swimming, and going to the beach. Miss Tammy Bowden is escorted by Boris Siler, representing the Freshman Class. Tammy enjoys playing basketball and softball, and reading. . -I Miss Tommy Wright is escorted by Drex Roberts, representing Boy's Monogram Club. Tammy enjoys going to the beach, dating, and hav- ing lots of friends. 'rjjjtilfV HwQ Wi it H jim ly? jiltilitj tl iiljlxjllj iii lllg is lt if tying? WAN rl tiller fiwiljj will liiw Wir: 'Will tilt Miss Julie Poe is escorted by Greg Fields, representing Girl's Mono- gram Club. Julie enjoys water- skiing, partying with friends, and rooting for the Jets. Miss Jenny Buckner is escorted by Roger Harris, representing Student Council. Jenny enjoys arts, playing basketball, partying and having a good time. Miss Clorinda Heidinger is escorted by Jackie Perry, representing the Beta Club. Clorinda enjoys travel- ing, jogging, dancing, and mostly cheering for the Jets. xi i 4 . i Q. ll . 1 Wi . 1 ll l lf l . J lillli 3 tl jg ls it J fi . ll f J l il t t? ll t Miss Celia Hancock is escorted by Ben Oldham, representing the Pep Club. Celia enjoys dancing, good music, water-skiing, and cheering for the Jets. Miss Shawn White is escorted by Greg White, representing Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. Shawn enjoys tennis, water-skiing, snow- skiing, and just being outdoors. be Miss Veronica Headen is escorted by Aaron Goldston, representing FTA. Veronica enjoys playing base- ball, dancing, and just having fun. we th. Miss Andro Burgess is escorted by Jamie Kennedy, representing the French Club. Andra enjoys cheer- leading, gymnastics, dancing, and Off. Miss Beverly Brown is escorted by Blaine Price, representing FHA. Be- verly enjoys partying, playing sports, joy riding, and traveling. .4d'F ' Miss Mandy Glover is escorted by Henry Foxx, representing VICA Cosmetology. Mandy enjoys tennis, softball, cooking, and most of all Cosmetology. Miss Janet McNeese is escorted by John Smith, representing FFA. Janet enjoys swimming, going to the be- ach, and being with friends. Miss Lori Thomas is escorted by Larry Cockman, representing Fu- ture Secretaries of America, Lori en- joys singing and working hord to become a secreta ry. Miss Cynthia Beane is escorted by Steve Watts, representing Health Occupations of America. Cynthia enjoys tennis, water-skiing, jogging, reading, and studying to be a physi- Cian. lPhotos on following page.i Miss Carolyn Paige is escorted by Anthony McSwain, representing DECA. Carolyn enjoys writing, talk- ing, and listening to music. Miss Cathy Phillips is escorted by Barry Culberson, representing the Bible Club. Cathy enjoys dancing, good music, swimming, jogging, and trying to water-ski. Miss Angel Siler is escorted by Dwight Bryant, representing FBLA. Angel enjoys partying, swimming, traveling, and meeting people. awww jimi 1 iw' , Wi iq j i i li till M Mijn M Mi ' it il i i vm, ii' .3 Miss Sherry Stuart is escorted by Billy Scott, representing the Concert Choir. Sherry enjoys singing, play- ing the piano, and working hard to become a Social Worker. s fa Miss Janet Langley is escorted by Keith Griffin, representing the VICA Club. Janet enjoys cheerleading, water-skiing, going to parties, and having a good time. at 1: S' Miss Denise Lee is escorted by Gary Foxx, representing the Performing Arts Club. Denise enjoys bike- riding, partying, cooking, and spending money. M. 'i5l,OOllDQ!f XXXQOU S0945 Q00 Of we f wok, 9043 . Q05 'Ep E SCHOGL FIGHT SONG C? Q? From the halls of Jordan Matthews Of T To the fields of ole' J.M. O CU We will fight against our rivals lg, ij We will beat them in the end! Q' a We will tight for first place, overall i 76 And we'll keep our spirits bright Q- ,Q And we'll always hear them call us fb S25 The Jets that won the fight!! Q B CTune: From the Halls of Montezumal CST Pat Phillips 236 Pam Williams X som X o gt -N X? W0 osx SQZJLQS QQBCX !lDfi+OO59l9 Shawn White, Patricia Higgins, Lisa Brooks, Joan Smith, Sylvia Buckner, Sherrie Gilliland, Susie DeWitt, Frankie Wood, Evelyn White - Coach GIRLS TENNIS '78 ,.-. ' , Y V ,Q g tt, g xmas 3c.l,. 4, H, , ri E, ,. f -. ?'r3'llk1ixjX5i.l5QAal X ' -E, 'iw -gl' I ri 1. W lg: A V . A , rl '15 ,, , fig. Qfwyi if AV - , V ,I ' j' ' . , 9 , 'f ,-'f 2- ' ,W ' ' ,Q 4 4 ' 'iil jf! M Q k 4 ff, a- I J. .,, , - , ,fi , , . K In Vykky H gg,L fN,,,.,,,i.ig,. tL,L,. V t, g .rii ,, , gi ygyyl V iff , , 'L A , f W f ., 5 Vg ef ' , f , x,fz'gpgt,,j, ,L u V it ,,2fQ,jff ' , M C f .ire-, ,V fi' , fivwmm J' , Af fi 'f 'gf' J ww, 80 Joan Smith: Conference Singles Champ Q2 X ? V? 9 2 is if -A v ' 8695: Kg, fi., Q A h w , '- yg . f Nh Zig , ff' V e,.. rt r B , g ,,,, 14 .. f V f. Rig.: ' V le . , g ' A ,S 4 9, if x V rift ' 4 . , xr- 5 , U' ' . VV,, X . I :hh af 1' Y, in '-gchar :K , N 'H ' ' -f . . tw Q V, V it V' ,I . Q 55 4? . , ff -5' i it -LA-.y f f 'PX1.fI'l Crunchy Brooks connects for another great serve. The 1978 girls' tennis record of IO-2 placed the Lady Jets in a first place tie with East Montgomery for the regular season title. Because of their outstanding play dur- ing the season, Lisa Brooks, Sylvia Buck- ner, and Joan Smith were named to the all-conference team. For the second con- secutive year the Lady Jets placed first in the conference tournament. 81 VARSITY CHEERLEADING '78-'79 Mary Alice Resch, Kelly Morgan, Janet Langley, Marlette Brown, Andra Burgess - Chief, Celia Hancock, Clorinda Heidinger Lynette Lutterloh, Sandy Harris 4 x 1 E3 i it 82 2 JV CHEERLEADERS '78-'79 Chief, Sylvio Bush, Angel Walters Practice makes pe rfect! Come on Sylvia, Grin 8. Bear it! VARSITY FOOTBALL '78 The l978 football season was very exciting. JM re- turned to the state playoffs for the first time since l97l. Hard work accomplished many rewards for the Jets. Record overall was 9-2. In IO regular season games, the defense shutout 8 opponents while the offense was racking up a total of 365 points. Tre- mendous student and community support plus dedi- cation and devotion by the athletes made i978 a year to remember for the Jets. The defensive and offensive teams left many records that will be difficult to top, but place a great challenge to the future teams. -.. .5 ex- .wc-.-. . .R -. 5f5:,'Q'. 5 T412ie::si--rl '-'Q 1 Q Jerry Phillips, Ronnie Pierce, Ronnie Brady, Randy Collins, David Milligan, Mock Oldham, Joel Mitchell, Tim Dugan, Larry Sales, Whitey Poe, Joe Colquitt, Jeff Snipes, Dale White, Joe Beck, Miles Siler, Lonnie Brooks, Chris Tillman, Anthony Harris, Mike Bowers, Bruce Baird, Chris Moffitt, David Gray, Jeff Brady, Jimmy Burnette, Charles Stackhouse, Byron Horton, Greg Brown, Robin Pittman, Brent Knapp, Ervin Baines, Toddy Brooks, Clarence Scotten, Coaches: Phil Senter - Head, Greg Thomas, Managers: Dean Milligan, Dwight Alston, Everett Price You wouldn't hit o guy with glosses would you? You hold him, we'lI hit him. QB Horton - Coach Senter, folk it over. 85 86 Offensive Backs - Dole White, Byron Horton, Miles Siler fsfif 7433357 MW 1... i 1 ' 4- ee , ! ff eee,ee l,e, e , L M e wg 152- Injury number one - Whitey Poe JV FOOTBALL '78 Sylvester Rodgers, Gary Causey, Lou Sadler, Dudley Lane, David Stackhouse, Keith Petty, Forrest Denise, Mark Jacobs, Paul Burns, Jack Brewer, Gregg Fields, Larry Moffitt, Bucky Cheek, James Taylor, Greg White, Steve Blanchard, Jack Emerson, Greg Harris, Let go of my britches, sucker! Martin Mason, David Tillman, Marty Tillman, Mike Eubanks, Jeff Pickard, Coaches: Bob Umstead, Butch Hudson, Managers: Melvin Feaster, Mark Johnson, Bryant Southern The '78 JV football team was composed mainly of fresh- men, and a few sophomores. With much encouragement from coaches Bob Umstead and Butch Hudson, the small but dedicated team finished with a 3-6-l record despite the fact that many of them had never played team football. With hard work and large hearts, the boys and coaches plan for a winning '79 season. 87 JV GIRLS Kim Buckner drives for another two points. BASKETBALL '78-'79 Jennifer Clark looks for an open teammate. Lora Thomas, Ginger Fuquay, Jackie Alston, Teresa Dixon, Tommy Bowden, Alfredo Siler, Rhonda Hor- ton, Beverly Teague, Julie Hart, Deborah Wrenn, Jennifer Clark, Sora Boling, Karen Thompson, Kim Bristow, Terri Hamilton - Stats, Alma Price, Mona Buckner - Managers, Butch Hudson - Coach. l The girls jayvee team will try to repeat as last years conference and tournament champions, even though only four sophomores will be returning. These young ladies will provide leadership, poise, and determination for the talented freshmen. All team members realize their primary goal of becoming o better individual, better athlete, and building a tradition to be proud of at Jordan Matthews. You want to bump, huh? JV BOYS BASKETBALL '78-'79 9th Grade Basketball Team '78-'79 Chris Alston, Clint Atkinson, Doug Alston, Ted De- Witt, Phillip Griffin, Lou Sadler, Richard Golden, Mike Smith, Ditfie Lane, Charlie Teague, Coach - Greg Thomas The l978-l979 JV Boys blended together a combination of youth and determination, that led to a rewarding season. The JV boys were inexperienced at the beginning of the season, but these young men matured rapidly. They developed into a team any Jet fan would be proud of. These young men form a nucleus of talent, which will greatly aid the varsity next season. 90 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL '78-'79 Janis Marsh, Lisa Brooks, Kim Buckner, Lana Thomas, Liz Snipes, Sherrie Gilliland, April Hudson Robin Brooks, Sandra Fox, Jenny Buckner, Rhonda Fox, Kelly Marshall, Sandra Jordan, Managers! Kathy Dowd, Rhonda Poe, Coach Phil Senter. iff' Co-Captain Kelly Marshall pre- pares to pass the ball. Brooks roughs it in spite of black eyes and sprained ankles. 1 l e 2 Janis Marsh powers it up. - 'Wt ' W '34 . vi T .. . Z 1 ffl' 5 . ,ak 'WM 1 T? . 5 8 .f T4 J 4 il . 4 'NZ vue, Teamwork!! The current record for the JM Lady Jets stands at 3-O Conference and Q . F. l l-2 overall. The Lady Jets rank first in the conference at the present. x J e .f 5 . X i i 42 2 . K Ne z X., 1. X., .-J., 5 gg 5..- I- rf' T Z A srr ll 'Z' sf NTT., V 1 EE ff- 'H ' : wif 43 X -.1 ' .1-ffff. q he . -.. .,,t ,-.. . eecc JM just completed a successful tournament finishing as runner-up to 4-A power, Lee Senior. The tournament gave valuable experience against some of the best possible competition in the state. The return of four starters from the 1977-78 team, gives the Lady Jets a good nucleus plus the addition of several big players off the championship JV team a year ago gave JM depth. With the blending of the old 8. the newcomers, the girls basketball program lodks sound now and in the future. Hard work, hustle, enthusiasm and playing with interest could make I979 the Year of the Jets. Jimmy Burnette lea s for a P possible dunk. X 'mm X. . K I N :,1 'Wm my 1 s in I Jett Snipes QfObS 7 tsi. another rebound. , -- If rs? if sg, X k -' 'A-'W f Qs:...,LN52m-1 ., N- ! - l . 'N x sfmiw 22 J.M.'s Boys Varsity Basketball l978-l979 team is young, inexperienced, and playing an extremely tough schedule this year. Their record was 2 and 7 before going into the Burlington Holiday Tour- nament, the .lets placed 5th losing only to even- tual tournament champion Burlington Cum- mings. They posted wins over Southern Ala- mance and Hillsborough Orange. Following the holidays, the Jets had a big, away from home win, against East Montgomery. 3 :J Y ,mi ? v L , , 1 V Ef VN d x 3 g g T' ' ? 4 x 'ff ' 'A ,. gg' N-..-r, A' 'V!4 e 225651 V M we lf' gfiii 7 GOLF '78 JM's I978 golf team won the conference easily, won all of their non-conference matches against tough competition, and placed second in the district tournament. All six players made All- Conference which set a record. The team broke old conference records for the best team score. The new JM and Central Tar Heel Conference record was set in the district tournament when our .lets posted a 288 team score, JM's team was fantastic in '78 Joe Colquitt cans another one. 1978 Conference Champion Bill Brooks 94 Can't I do anything without you - photographers! JN L 1 Paw'- KW Mg, ' Xw,.Qfj '. fm V .. fo -..-f f 'X 1 ,. N Xxx . f awelff . .. .. ,K Ted Dewitt Joe Colqultt Dugan -A...-d QQW ' tk 1' 'Q FEW ,xx I F' Wes Kennedy, Larry Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Scott Perry, .Branson Davis, Phillip Griffin, Jerry Phillips, Siler, Jamie Kennedy Whitey Poe Drex Roberts Greg David Marsh, Mike Bowers, Barry Culberson, Miles Fields Jerry Phillips breezes i if th rough. The Jets started off the '78 season on a bad note by losing to North Moore but came back to win three in a row. The Jets came out with 5 wins and 8 loses in conference games. The Jets had an overall bat- ting average of .223, with l09 runs scored and 94 given up. Whitey Poe lead the batting with .365 followed closely by Drex Roberts, and Wes Kennedy. There are several players returning for the '79 season but the '78 seniors will be greatly missed. The Jets are looking for a strong '79 season. 96 ,V fix, Darth Vader gll i . .. , -tw ,gr , ,V Q .. ,,. lanis Marsh, Sharon Hart, Kim Buckner, Brenda Donna Poe, Coach E. White, Lisa Brooks, Lana Johnson, Sherrie Gilliland, Sherry Ross, Kelly Mar- Thomas, Kathy Dowd, Sharon Brown, Lara Thomas shall, Loretta Johnson, April Hudson, Rhonda Poe, Angelita Horton 5 l '35 4.46- l Hey, no. 20, put that in your pipe and puff on it. The i978 Lady Jets Softball team completed a winning season resulting in a conference championship, a trip to the District Playoffs, 5 all- conference players, the conference most-valuable player, and the Coach of the Year. Posting a conference record of lO-2 and an overall record of l4-4. Because of her outstanding abilities and leadership, Sherry Ross was chosen as the conference MVP, Coach of the Year was awarded to Evelyn White. Losing only 2 seniors, the Lady Jets are look- ing forward to another successful season in I979. SOFTBALL '78 Bentley Frazier, Julie Poe, Terry Jordan, Steve Watts, Robin Pittman, Joe Buckner, Jeff Snipes, Hal Milholen Jackie Perry, Charles Poston, Ricky Allred, Thomas Poston, Greg Thomas - Coach. 2 l l 6 9 4 :lim 'mf 'ful ,, . , ..:,,,:w2Qsi: ff H 1- mmmwwi We 98 .Hi 'SE QQ fi. if Ti .k k .. BOYS TENNIS '78 The l977-78 edition of the J.M. Jets possessed a combination of talent and experience which led them to an undefeated season. The senior squad demonstrated throughout the season traits that make champions. This was dem- onstrated by sole possession of the conference trophy by J.M. at the season's end. The seniors will be missed greatly because of their talent and leadership. Yet, the underclassmen gained valu- able experience which should lead J.M. to other successful seasons. 99 TRAc:Kg'78 I llfvl 1 1 The J.M. track team registered an 8-3 record in 1978. Many newcomers ran track for the first time and had an outstanding year. With the return of almost all our track team the 1979 season looks bright. ln 1978 J.M. finished third in the conference meet. The Jets are looking forward to a championship soon. lg-JL: llllll -vm Q E' as ll ,ek X, SSs?iSes'i1Mv2satf1s:2efflir f.w,f-A ffkikm mwsxfeawwasefsimwxeeewzzfzfifessrzfiiciiixxv-autism mnm3 di x ., TA , ,L 105 Activities are accomplished by individual Beta committees. Each committee has a sponsor and several Beta members, who are responsible for carrying out their projects. Events include speakers a service project, a senior edition and a school newspaper. I I I CO .I l.l.l m BIBLE CLUB The purpose ofthe Bible Club is to promote Christian attitudes ond actions and to cultivate spiritual growth by learning about the Bible. Field trips, projects, studies, speakers, groups, etc. are planned as they become aware of the things that they feel help them during the yeor to grow as a club and to fulfill their purpose. F5 ,.. pi .. M ..- - In order to join the Boys' Monogram club you must be male and gofoggsqglgckhgdssnicingecremry have lettered in a varsity sport. Their activities include sponsoring Steve Watts - Treasure, Homecoming, sports banquet and free-throw contests at half-time Randy Collins - Sergeant-at-Arms at basketball games. , 4 N -- . v ., is BUS DRIVERS Gary Foxx, Laura Emerson, Regina Siler, Angel Siler, Tracy Spinks, Sam Groce, De- nise Lee, Frank Brewer, Nora Headen, Marty Nettles, Toddy Brooks, Tony White, Angela Nettles, Frenchee Martin, Debra Sanford, Patsy Marsh, Larry Marsh. The bus drivers have a lot of responsibility. They take a special bus drivers course where they must pass a test with an eighty. The main problem with the job is retaining your sanity. 105 DECA Janelle Elrod - President Carolyn Paige - Vice-President Paul Goldston - Secretary-Treasurer Vinson Brooks - Historian Jimmy Farrish - Parlimentarian The Deca Club had a float in the Homecoming Parade. They also plan to attend meetings in Greensboro and Winston-Salem. A Christmas party and a employer-employee banquet are on the agenda too. 106 FBLA Viviree Price - President Regina Siler - Vice-President Beverly Brown - Secretary Annette Foxx - Treasurer Monica Cue - Publicity Chairman The FBLA sold pen and pencil pacs to raise funds to maintain a telephone in the Business Department. A coffee is planned along with various field trips and guest speakers. FCA Jerry Phillips - President Shawn White - Vice-President Grace Emerson - Secretary Clorindo Heidinger - Treasurer The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization consisting of athletes and persons interested in athletics. They meet bimonthly for games, fellowship and learning experiences in Christian behavior on and off the playing field. The FCA has sponsored coach appreciation day and is planning a service project as well as other activities. FFA M Bruce Baird - President Chip Meadows - Vice-president Samuel Groce - Secretary Brenda Johnson - Treasurer Keith Brown - Sentinel Harvey Jessup - Reporter The FFA's main activities this year include selling citrus fruit, having a cookout, the annual FFA banquet, entering contests on all levels of the organization, attending the State Convention, FFA camp and maintaining the school grounds. The FFA is a very active and vital club. L07 Tammy Johnson - President Denise Hicks - Vice-president This year the FHA is moving forward, having secured several N?fTf? R055 - SeC'ef0 Y district offices. A Christmas party is planned along with a Priscilla Foxx - Treasurer I . I d h b b Th .H Sammy Hilliard - Hisforion ove-marriage pone an a mot er-mem er anquet. ey wi Kim Fields - porlimenmrion attend the state convention and sponsor Denise Hicks as a Lisa Brooks - Songleader delegate to the national convention in Washington, D.C. FRENCH Marlette Brown - President Jeff Bridges - President-elect Melody Dossenbach - Secretary Lynn Awtrey - Treasurer Ben Oldham - Sergeant-at-Arms Le Cercle Francais is planning an active year in i978-I979. Their activities include a dinner for the faculty with entertainment supplied by members of the club. Other events planned are Christmas Caroling, a cookout in May and a service project. 108 FSA Lori Thomas - President Denise Lee - Vice-president Lisa Hamer - Secretary Jane Price - Treasurer Margaret Awtrey - Parlimentarian The Future Secretaries of America attended an FSA workshop in Greensboro and had a combination bake sale-yard sale, in November. They plan to attend the FSA convention in Charlotte this spring and to hold a workshop of their own at JM along with various other money making projects. FTA Mamie Price - President Veronica Scotten - Vice-president Kim Tillman - Secretary Donna Badders - Treasurer The Future Teachers of America plan to get involved in a number of educational activities this yea r. They will attend some of the college lyceum programs and invite resource speakers to some of their meetings. They also intend to attend the FTA state convention in the spring. 109 Clorinda Heidinger - President Sharon Hart - Vice-president Julie Poe -- Secretary Lynnette Lutterloh - Treasurer Andra Burgess, Rhonda Poe - Yearbook ln order to be considered for membership in the Girls' Monogram Club, the candidate must be a female that has lettered in a varsity sport. GMC's main activity during the year is competing with the BMC and Beta Club in a candy sale. They use their proceeds from this to buy senior charms, ca rpet for the locker room and the monogram letters and stars. I-'OSA C Cynthia Beane - President Denise Hicks - President-elect Janelle Bray - Vice-president Pam Cook - Secretary Donna Poe - Treasurer Rhonda Poe - Parlimentarian Lucinda Moody - Reporter Leslie Mehler - Historian The Health Occupations students have a varied list of activities for the yea r. These include a bake sale, a car wash and a disco dance. They also plan to attend the Natural Science Center in Greensboro and sponsor a blood mobile and assist with the Rotary Bazaar, a community fund raising project for Chatham Hospital. ...Q Margaret Awtrey - President Nell Glasser - Vice-president Ann Smith - Secretary Lori Sadler - Treasurer The Pep Club initiated school spirit by making and displaying colorful posters all over the school during the football and basketball seasons. They also had a homecoming float and representative, The Spanish Club is made up of students taking Spanish and those students not enrolled in Spanish but interested in the cultu re, They had a float in the homecoming parade. They plan to dine out at a Mexican restaurant more than once and intend to make pinatas to celebrate Christmas. 111 STUDENT COUNCIL Tammy Wright - President Felicia Snipes - Vice-president Cam Edwards - Secretary Sherry Stuart - Treasurer Joe Colquitt - Sergeant-at-Arms The Student Council is the governing body of the students. Resolutions can be brought I before the Student Council and through prescribed methods the resolutions can eventually become school rules, The Student Council plans to sponsor a mid-semester dance for all JM students this ww yea r. ..l Michelle Shuttles - President Donna Mullis - Vice-president Valerie Matthews - Secretary Regina Burke - Asst. secretary Sonya Yates - Treasurer Becky Elliot - Asst. Treasurer Jackie Martin -- Parlimentarian Jean Bullis - Editor 112 ,,,y I F , iiiiii , , .i .. It it it .wr 3' Du ring National Vica Week the members celebrated by sponsoring a teachers' appreciation day. They also plan to attend the North Carolina Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association Convention in Charlotte. ln May they plan a banquet to honor their patrons. Rifle, Flag and Letter girls are: Rene Williams, Angel Siler, Beverly Brown, Stephanie Rogers, Darlene Dark, Bonita Graves, Lisa Brooks, Pricilla Foxx, Cynthia Johnson, Karen Thompson, Shirley Mason. Mojorettes are Cam Edwards, chief, Beth Elkins and Karen Ghant. 115 CGNCERT CHOIR The concert choir has been ve ry active singing at various churches Sh St n P hd T in the area. They have also been invited to sing at several erry ua - resi en Lynnene Llmerloh - Vice-president Christmas programs in Siler City and neighboring towns. A spring Tommy Johnson R Secrefcrymfeosurer tour has been planned where the concert choir will travel to Brenda Wilkerson - Librarian Atlanta to perform. I 3 9 i a INTERMEDIATE CHUIR L A 3 I There were no officers elected this year for intermediate choir. The If1TSI'fY16dIGfe chorus DIUVIS to Combine with The Concert CITOII' for a major program this spring. 114 DRAFTING-CABINETMAKING VICA David Thomas - President Joe Colquitt - Vice-president Janet Langley - Secretary Randy Collins - Treasurer Al Clapp - Sergeant-at-Arms Vica Cabinetmaking-Drafting meets once per month. Their activities include having a homecoming float in the parade which won first place. They plan to co-sponsor a dance with the choir. Also on the agenda are a powder puff football game and a snow skiing trip to the mountains during the Christmas holidays. They are experimenting with solar cookers, too. N Wd :l2:lEld I- C CD SEI Angel Siler - President Gwen Siler - Vice-president Teresa Lynch - Secreta ry Tammy Stevens - Treasurer Frank Brewer - Sergeant-at-Arms The performing arts club consists of students enrolled in dance and drama classes. They plan to go on various field trips to plays and dance concerts. Possibly, in the spring, the club may present a production of its own. They also had an entry in the Homecoming parade. ,.. ui f A 1 i 9 5 fm iw A t fa Y l978 79 ANNUAL STAFF Co-editors Nell Glasser and Tony Horney, Randall Adcock, Jenny Buckner, Sylvia Buckner, Betsy Cooke, Melody Dossenbach, Laura Emerson, Michael Foust, Hal Milholen, Ronnie Pearce, Annette Phillips, Stan Reid, Netta Ross, Business Manager Lori Sadler, Angel Siler, Donna Vestal. 0 JIVIH AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL TOP TEN Top Ten Movies according to the students at J.M. l. Grease 2. Saturday Night Fever 3. Animal House 4. The Wiz 5. Smokey and the Bandit 6. Superman 7. Every Which Way But Loose 8. Thank God it's Friday 9. Jaws II IO. Which Way ls Up? Top Ten T.V. Shows accord- ing to the students at J.M. l. Mork and Mindy 2. White Shadow 3. M A S H 4. Three's Company 5. Starsky and Hutch 6. General Hospital 7. Happy Days 8. The Incredible Hulk Saturday Night Live Eight is Enough J 9. 10. And it's up to the coach and the team to get him back together again. Starring Ken Howard. 5 it YW-KHWFT ex YUM me ERE arm cases INUY 8 DJT1. GREENSDORO COLISEUM QBEENSUOBQJQC- Z Tickets: I7and I8 i....m.,,m.Mi S Tickslson Sale-Greensboro Coliseum Box Office. All Aulhoriled BMMTDCNB1 0utlets...Peaches Records In Gmensb0f0...Reuuck's in al .. The CIVIC Center rn Ralelghmand Wicklme D I I In il , i i 1 I SCO runoauu. Q LAMPOONB' APEIIAI. E A comedy hom Universal mmm 'l,1?,'.Z',9,,2 srnrs man! f --1 V133 .. ' i . .... . i in Lf? lyl .1 435. is '2a:i Qi5 wie' ily?- . ' if Q 'i f . l. Qkgt. .' w.a'f,i' ,Q A 'k f '.- b f g , 1 ... Y L .5 za. 1 5' i ' W A TA YZ 1 ,I ., M k g .1 .gi i Q A . ,. ' . ' ,I 1 if A UI. ' U t IS THE WORD FUR 'THE WIZ' Q . ECWHIE 2 . E lTLS4:30Q-7:15-9:45 Rock 'N' RoLL Tfuth, Iuslice And The American Way The Awesome Technology of Modern Film Brings You Someone to Believe ln! ' Marlon Bmndo Christopher Reeve Gene Hackman Margot Kidder Music by John Williams - F TODAY-2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 Chmm? s-fry No rum- at Q Sul- , We, , ,2'1'f'Y ',, W 7 he ENTERTAINMENT museuem co PRESENTS SPECIAL GUESTS sammy Dugan TONIGHT AT 8 PM TICKETS ON SALE AT THE GREENSBORO COLISEUM BOX OFFICE Right Up To Showtime' GREENSBORU COLISEUM 1 . TICKETS: 88.00 57.00 ALL SEATS RESERVED O- I3 - 9 , ls-I STEIIS UM. WFT' Ballg .an mall First test-tube baby ns born and medxcal lustory made as a mother s dream comes true ...L Southern Assoc Communique from the lnside Jordon Motthews High School hos not been without newsworthing events itself. The top story of the yeor wos the odministering of the Competency Test to the Junior Closs. The Junior Closs fored well on the test occording to the scores which ploced them neor the top in the whole stote. Jordon Motthews' reoccreditotion efforts come in o close second to the top story. Jordon Motthews will be losing one of its foculty members this yeor. Mory N. Lorson will be returning to Solt Lcike City, Utoh in June. Mrs. Lorson hos exemplified whot is meont by dedicotion to o profession. Troces i979 wishes her the best. iotion Visits J.M. USL -.Z 121 II O sf' 461' 828 S . oo ofo 04 O66 'faoflve 44'Fe.s5 04: 66616155 O' Of of 0 961 O00fffE':Sj sffoobs 0eoof6o'E1f.v 7356 07197279 CO'IfO47SO'O 66esf we OO' Ooh! 17604 shfeofsfzs' U2 O'7 f N f , I , . ZEROX ....... turns out perfect copies every time. COMMERCIALS K J Best Wishes Senior Class of '79 Typical Chairs Manufactured by BOLING CHAIR COMPANY Siler City, NC Established l904 Distributed by Dealers Throughout the United States and in Puerto Rica, Seattle, San Francisco Los Angeles, Denver, and New York. SETH E. TEAGUE General Contractor Siler City, N.C. 27344 Tel. 742-3950 P.O. Box 5l2 MYRL'S BEAUTY SHOP Rt. 2 - Pittsboro Phone 742-4465 f N Complete Insurance Service JIM VANN INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. Box IO2 Paschal Building Siler City, NC 27344 Telephone f9I9I 663-252l K J F N BASIC MACHINERY CO.,INC. Serving the Ceramic lndustry Service Sales Phone C91 9l 663-2244 P.O. Box 688 Siler City, NC 27344 BASIC METAL PRODUCTS, INC. Metal Specialists Congratulations to the Class of '79l K wr 'II' SILER CITY HARDWARE II9 E. Raleigh St. Siler City, NC K J Compliments of CAVINESS PRINTING SERVICE, INC Siler City, NC X THE CARPET CENTER, INC. Carpet - Vinyl Floors - Wall Coverings C ' I nd R 'd t' I ommercla a es: en ia Phone K9I9I 742-74lHome 19193 742-5394 David C. Stout 623 E. Third St. Owner Siler City, NC HART FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Siler City, NC Phone: 742-4I4I Store 742-55l 5 Warehouse K J N f N AJ. SCI-INEIRSON 84 SONS, INC. Siler City, North Corolino or, ond Dresses f .-,,, 'i sw' f N PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Distributors of Institutional Furniture X J X f K F N f Your NAPA Jobber is the Right Place To Go CHATHAM AUTO PARTS, INC. N NN! 516 East Third St. N 5 i Pllolile -.742-2l l7 3' FEET! Compliments of Siler City, NC ' lf, i- E Complete Machine Shop Service . ll .-.H , N J aug Beaton Imgntns N care MEDICAL CORP. X 2802 Guess Road Weddings - All occasions Indoor k outdoor portraits Creative photography Industrial photography PHONE 663-3726 Film Processing - Pentax Cameras Durham, Nc 27705 X-Ray Equipment Accessories And Supplies Phone 919-477-2178 Cong ratulations A C.R. PERRY POULTRY CO. Route 3 Siler City, North Carolina jk J N CECIL COOKE For Service At Night or Weekends P.O. Box 493 Siler City J Compliments of BILL AWTREY CONTRACTORS ai 'R T '1' N C BUCKNER FUNERAL SERVICE Agent for Investor's Heritage Complete Funeral Insurance K J DIXIE POULTRY SUPPLY OF CAROLINA, INC. Distributors of Livestock and Poultry Vaccines, Medications, and Equipment Box 487 Siler City, NC 9I9-742-5314 63? 4, X N K J f K N Congratulations from CHATHAM INSURANCE-REALTY COMPANY Dick Bridgers 81 Ben Moody J f X N Compliments of CHATHAM HOSPITAL 3rd 8. Ivy Siler City Congratulations! EDWARDS 8. ATWATER Attorneys ot Low ELLIS LADIES SHDP, INC. Lodies Ready-to-Weor I I I S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. PARITY SPORTSWEAR, ING. Siler City, N.C. 27344 with Compliments X jk Y T N f N Compliments of KK lilies Siler City, N, C. jk J WK N Compliments of Vesto Pu rvis SOUTHWESTERN GENERAL LIFE Member of: Compony's President Council THE VILLAGE SQUIRE MEN'S SHOP IO7 E. Roleigh St. More service More style More quolity S- 2 WADE H. PASCHAL, JR., ATTORNEY LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER Attorney at Law lg 5 Rail Fencing and Landscaping if Rf. 4 - Box 240 1 lf f x Siler City, NC B 8. B FLOWERS AND GIFTS Alb T V T I O na,-pi 5.1 LZ' el' GS CI , WFIQI' I 15 W. Raleigh St' 'T-Lf? 'L Phone 919-742-3222 Siler City K J Compliments of X Ll'L ZACK'S RECORD SHOP THE BOOK STORE East Raleigh Street m S' 8 Y , Q tv :JN eg, 1 Q --.... -...k.fN...fl.X. ,. A 1- -. BEANE 84 EFIRD PRINTERS, INC. Siler City, NC Phone 742-4851 Congratulation From DR. PAUL L. POWELL JR. --.,..,,..... ,-.. , --.W -..,.,,,, 106 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, N.C. Phone 742-3462 Compliments of VAN-CAR FA RMS K J 1 CHATHAM REXALL DRUG 518 W. Raleigh St. Phone: 742-4188 Compliments of FLYNT'S FLORIST Siler City Chapel Hill Pittsboro Say it with flowers IK Robbins - ?Ghant OI 409 South 6th Avenue - Siler City, North Ccurolino 27344 - PO. Box 705 919-742-5651 N f , SELIG MGORE S MANUFACTURING I35 Chothom Avenue SI C N hC I Sh M 5 M SiIerCity N hC I jk -Q- f N COLLINS 81 AIKMAN CORPORATIGN 2 1 Automotive Division H' h 64 ig woy saier cafy, Nc: 27344 0191742-2161 Congrotulotions to the Groduoting Senlors of 79 Compliments of JONES DEPARTMENT STORE FRIENDLY FLORIST Clothes for the entire family, Where quality is not N expensive. Furniture Carpets Appliances I I9-I27 N. Chatham Avenue Always a Saving 5 e' CNY' NC DOSSENBACH'S Finer Furniture I2O W. Raleigh St., Siler City, N.C. K J Phone 742-3211 MOON' MOON 8 WWAM5 FARRAR as FARRAR EUNERAL SERVICE Attorneys at Law Home of Friendly Mutual Burial Association 7l8 N. Sixth Avenue BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY 5 e' CNY Complete Home Furnishings phone 742-3l34 X J K X SILK HOPE SERVICE CHARLIES MINI MART Route I Siler City, NC 801 East I Ith St. Siler City, NC CHAR!-IES GRILL WOODY'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ramseur, NC Hardware - Plumbing Supply - Paints Rt. I Siler City, NC K J Phone 742-4308 GUM SPRINGS GARAGE K X Rt. 2, Pittsboro Compliments of Phone 542-2l47 B 81 S OIL CO. 421 South .I . N LOUS APPLIANCE SERVICE S'ei,gY,, C Authorized GE and Warranty Repair K J f N To our Girls. . . The Best Fashion in Chatham County Phone 742-5374 MICI-IAEL'S 128 N. Chatham Ave. Siler City, NC Be a MichaeI's Girl C J GEE'S Compliments Of Sewing Machines - Stereos - PA Systems Intercoms - Vacuum Cleaners WHOLESALE KENNEL SUPPLY Soles and Service PIWOVIG 742-4212 130 North Chatham Avenue Siler City, North Carolina 27344 Phone 742-3314 Compliments of K X BROWNIE-LU RESTAURANT ag I ,..1f1'i'f 1Z7.i1 ' Phone 742-3497 165005 '-'-'-r C lim nts of REALTOR ,gona Omp e 235 EAST RALEIGH st., sn.ER citv, N.c COPPER PENNY K J 221 East Raleigh Street , Siler City, North Carolina SILEI1 CITY BRAIICII 'ft' SANFOR0 SAVINGS 8. I.0AlI 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 550,000 X Phone 663-3621 J N wooo's , I CHAT!-IAM FOODS, INCORPORATED Phone 742-2141 PO- BOX 426 Siler City, North Corolino 5mh?!3Wx3Mil!m. BQS.dam1, 'Wm wknzgikggyqgsw, 3 .......... Q7 'ww' lar R W +g5,syw Y SEQ x gpg? 5 CHATHAM FOODS INC. . , B - , -x A-. ' J L F . .N , Y., ., ,,,y,,,Lwm b L W N 1 ' . 1'- s . ' , : ., s..W O OL A i . L . .,:,. .. W L W S Q 1 , kg P, -. M., A Mfg' F 32. 795' V fly-fqiigwg Q- ef. 'X ., ' 1 - - -'fm - f- ... . A . ,, -- ,R fu-Y ,,,. f ,-vm f af- 4 Q-Q,,w,z1'-. ., -- -rs -af ---fa . If- Aww-J , . ,aalgL , Sm-M, E . QM-W.-H-.. f -1 -wSwq..N - 51,-M-15.1. gk.. .W A-,fig -. N. I ,lziw-M-w.im wwf, 1 P , - - A 1 b , x W mm :... 5 ' 2 V ,sw sf 2 If x. - , ra '1 , h V' ai - 'KZ K ' ' 1 O Q NEW HOPE FARM, INC. We are producing three to five purebred Charolais bulls a year that are perfor- mance 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. 663-256l . 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 R. Dykers, Jr. President Phone 663-2931 f N the jeweler quality class nng designed for your school 1 'I 7' Q Davin? I I We . Q 1 . it ' X6 s- QW' Wglzzfgxp J xlqllmgl 051542 . 5- P4 - J i t 2. Heres what we mean by ajevveler quality class ring: 'l . Stronger because it's cast in one piece. 2. Deep, bold and fine sculptured details. 3. 'lwenty polishing procedures for extra brilliance. 4. Hand-picked and precision-cut stones. 5. Custom made for you alone. Come in for personal attention by a jeweler. Youll get your ring in vveels instead of months. Our selection is the biggest and our service is the best. l'd like to meet you. fiRl4Zi.l.illEL? LEE'S JEWEL BOX K K K f N Compliments of SPENCE BUILDING SUPPLY 506 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, NC Congratulations to the Class of 79 WILLIAMS SEATING CO. P.O. Box 317 - l ll W. Elk St. Siler City, NC Phone 742-2890 Distributors of School Furniture 6X fit A. fl qi , , gjzamemf I 5. I ' fif 2 ' f' . .p.. I . is . l X Phone in Order X For Fast Service S. YIZIA If 724 North Fayetteville St. Pizza Asheboro, Spaghetti NC Sandwiches J N F N WELFORD-HARRIS FCDRD Your Friendly Ford Deoler Siler C N h C I 5,3 I 1' i ' X ' f ' K J K Compliments of N BISI-l SCRAP METAL INC. S'l C' North Corol' 27344 V i I 9 iwwi. QL l r K J f N Compliments of TARHEEL SPORTSMAN I I6 South Chatham Avenue Siler City, NC 27344 f N SILER CITY PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 5O6V2 S. Chatham Ave. Phone 742-7422 K J MILLER HEATING 8. AIR CONDITIONING CO. Phone 898-22I I Goldston, NC WRENN 81 WRENN 215 E. Beaver St. - Phone 742-3451 Siler City, NC f .Af W .wi f I, v rf- '.l'.f- , fs Wine- I V x , s,,V'f xi ,nQAg:yiAx' 1 'A K 'K t. -W! ,wI 1-35 va I fig Life' . 'z7 '1.w 'MI' . N, HQ. '.. . 4 ' w '--.a NVBK'-.kk KVI 3 -Q-.Y J .WJ ' jx 'f. 1-A' .M ' ?' 1. ,til-.8415 .1 . 2+ ,,,.w- 'fu-I- State Road No. IIO6 Siler City, NC Phone 663-256i Custom Slaughtering and Processing of C.C. ROUTH MILLS, INC. Ideal Brand Livestock and Poultry Feed Bonlee, North Carolina K Beef, Pork, Lamb J K J f N lt's the rea! thing C9359- Coke Adds Life T ' J Jordon Mohhews Hugh Q Compliments of COCA-COLA 0 BOTTLING COMPANY 553 me ? C g I Q. l . K J f N + grfmes Qlnfna 6? CJZzoj5 127 CS. cmaleigll cf. Cirfer Qily, Oflorila Qaroffna 27344 742 2220 127 E R I gh sn C y NC 27344 h Cpl K J f W K You Deserve a break today! 773 W. Dixie Dr. I436 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, NC f CAROLINA W K N STocKvARDs co. P.O. Box 345 Siler City, North Carolina 27344 Livestock Auction Sa les 'Fl' modernize your home MCNEILL BUILDING SUPPLIES INC - Contractors - - Full Line of Building Materials - Phone 542-2OI I K J Phone 742-2243 8. 742-2844 CHATHAM OIL CO., INC. AND TIRE CENTER Auto 8. Truck Tires Installed Gulf Road Service Michelins 2IO East Third St. Siler City N.C. 27344 P.O. Box 372 K .. . J K J 1 2 G-'ORN EY LIVES-I-OCKX PiTTsBoRo BUILDERS SUPPLY I I N lf' Highway 64 West 9' Pittsboro, NC Phone 543-2578 Siler City Denton 919-742-4781 704-869-4531 4, COOPER-HARRIS FORD We BUY Hogs' Cogs' and calves Hillsboro Street Very Oy T Pittsboro, NC Siler City NC Phone 542-3131 6 n KCENTRAL CAROLINA BANK ANDX 'M A ' TRUST CO. Pittsboro Moncure W.L. Deon, Vice-President FDIG X J K J f N FARMERS' ALLIANCE STCRE, INC. Deolers In Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Groceries ond Hordwore Seed ond Fertilizer Siler City, North Corolino 27344 Phone 742-3020 R J f P N CI-IATI-IAM BRICK AND TILE COMPANY O fthe Not' 's Leodin B'kMk R4B 706SfdNhCI2733O Ph 919 775 5621 Sh P S d NC G If NC X J f X f N I IvIATTIE'S KITCHEN Q Compliments of Y , SOUTHERN LIFE K' 7 INSURANCE C I ' X J K J f N If it's anythin to do wyith g fabpcs for action we do it at Burlington Burlington Industries, Inc Greensboro, N. C. X New York City Hamseur Plant, Hamseur, NC y J Boise Cascade BOISE CASCADE Triongle Plywood At Moncure, NC Quality Products Come From Quality People We Hove the Best of Both ot Boise Coscode Timber ond Wood Products Group South Atlantic Region P.O. Box 164 Moncure, NC 27559 NC North GaroIina's eading Pet Foods -6 2 is .-xkixk I .7 wr. ,K , IIUUGI C omooggg I . .4,,, , I. 60690-WG' I Q , it Q -. Qaigums I D - '- Meal '21 Im . v f?:g1- l o E? , 3: -!?'I',3'n :Mp , T ' ' ' f' af 'I ' I I IMHYLI Q QV5'34 I .y L. f. . .K if 1' DogF0OD A , , In Q vQ n1'I'0 4AoooQfQ?oh4LIf . I - + ,,,,. ,....,-M - Si .fm Y . ir' of V I I . 'E' 1 IXIHWD V 4 BIRD FOUD I , I1 I 5'-aimfig ,161 I 3425 gg: ', nr ff 1, T-Legg? 1 S5 SILER CITY MILLS, INC. , NCRTH CAROLINA SILER CITY - S 'Z' ' v Ei HQ! n - Ag: I x,- IIN ,, 564' f N ALADDIN KNIT MILLS KELLWOOD CCDMPANY - Glendale Group - Home of Cling-Alo The Best Fitting and Weoring Toc ings Fit To be Tried. f N ROBERT LEE CONSTRUCTION Congratulations to the Class of '79 Rt. I Box IO4 K J CENTENNIAL FURNITURE COMPANY THE FAMILY STORE AND SPORTING GOODS Specialized in Early American and Reupholestr- ing , 501 E. Third sffeef I29 S. 2nd Ave., Siler City, NC I I 742-2156 I Siler City, NC Ronnie and Shirley Deese 7422282 Congratulations! CARPET SHEET VINYL K ' 0 A 5 4 2 - 4 6 31 WALL COVERINGS I - Ron Mendenhall i CHATHAM CARPET gl INTERIORS L Mendenhqlrs Aufg Sales ' I4 5 5 .orlz Showroom 81 Warehouse - I Mile West of Silk I 'i 'S-W'I ': 'I1 f1' Hope I2 milws South of lflmlwl Hill Siler City, NC, 27344 Y: Piushom, N. C. 21312 K phone 1919, 742-3806 J 0 W PMSerid6HhaII's Iiinrld iihlief W 3 K X 421 Auto Soles P.O. B 254 MIDWAY SERVICE STATION AND . . OX POTTERY Siler CIty, NC 27344 Tele. 663-3801 Highwoy 64 Eost of Siler City 742-5452 Your NAPA Jobber is The Right PIeee to Ge! Bryont E. Perry - Monoger NEW HOPE AUTO PARTS CO., INC Phone: 542-3412 K Pittsboro, N.C. 27312 MOFFlTT'S UPHOLESTRY Reupholstering ond Custom HICKORY MOUNTAIN GOLF COURSE, INC. Built Furniture Phone: 742-2889 Tel.: 742-4684 TOMMY DIXON wILSoN'S 64 AUTO SALES A WALLPAPER AND PAINTING Pittsboro Hwy, - 3 Mi. Eost ' , Siler Cary, N.C. 27344 Q JhH.W'lnEt Cl udC EoyFino 'Q 742 4040 oi lctorty Wijon X ro een se ugh Appsroved Clggit VESTA'-'5 AUTO REPAIR HOLLAND AND ICP. TV SERVICE GENERAL REPAIR ON AMERICAN AND VW CARS PINEY GROVE CHURCH ROAD Siler City, NC WESLEY VESTAL PHONE 742-5103 742-5131 OWNER AND OPERATOR SILER CITY, N, C, 27344 Compliments of D 8. W OIL CO. DR. ROBERT E. MACOMSON Compliments of DR. KENNETH TRUITT Stolen by: CHATHAM CENTRAL e 742 5919 ANNUAL STAFF IPIDDITIIS Auto Sales X J N PHILLIPS DOWNTOWN SERVICE STATION AND PROPANE GAS 202-206 S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, NC EHATHAM MOTOR9 INC. Siler City, NC Phone 742-2191 Compliments of your Chevrolet dealer K J 742-4771 PERSONAL LOANS UNITED CREDIT CORPORATION 229 NORTH CHATHAM AVENUE SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA 27344 J,W. STONE MEN'S SHOP I3O S. Chatham Ave. Siler City, NC Phone 742-42l3 MCTEW'S Siler City's Newest Department Store Compliments of DR. LOIS CRIDER Congratulations to the Class ot '79 f N 1 , I it's the basis for everything youili do and he for the rest of your iife. The cornerstone of your career, and the foundation of your future. And a good education is more important today than ever before. At First Union, We know that itis hard Work. But we know too, that nothing good comes easy FIRST UNION CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF '79. X J Roy Key, for the and the Thomas' for the their N BEST FOOD the Super Morket with Compliments X FAMILY PHARMACY H 124 North Dogwood Phone 742-4138 LET YOURSELF GO Q, Compliments of 611 N. 2nd Ave. C'T 'TU Siler City, NC Phone 663-3022 -Hutt Monoger - Loise Allen C 1 HARRELSON RUBBER COMPANY Siler City Compliments of THE HAIR DESIGNERS J HOME ELECTRIC COMPANY with Compliments K W THE QTSAROLINA BANK y J K A ' mc., J Wgggmis lic PARK BEAUTY SALON Pc rk Shopping Center Pontiac - Buick 'T GMC We Hove the Hoircutters Box l'lWy. phone Siler City, NC THE DEALER WITH A HEART! K J N . vol-iii,-5' 1 , I ' ' Ai PIA a+ REALTOR' JACK lVl. BREWER AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Jock M. Brewer fHomeJ 9l9-742-2992 3l2 E. Third Street Siler City, North Corolino 919-742-4758 J N Avo: H. eunxr. HQNE I9I9I 742-475 K X MANAGER Roloins Gwein EBIIEALTORS ' INSURORSD 427 East Third Street SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA 27344 HOME SAVINGS 81 wsmssorzo N c. - Asmsaono N c. - s Len crrv, Ny Comphmems of I23 Eost Raleigh Street CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY Siler City, NC 820 Eost Third Street Siler City, NC 919-742-4184 OW. Stcickhouse C0HGRAIU X J f N IB and Auto Supply Co., Inc. 223 N. Chatham Ave. - Siler City, N.C. - Phone 742-2148 .n lf! ' , --2 3-- , Cl! ' '?J-fi. I X J f N T, Q 1S I Sportsminded FOR THE TEAM . . . FOR THE FAMILY . . . BOCOCK-STROUD OFFERS THE VERY BEST IN SPORTS EQUIPMENT. . .AND HAS FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS. WINSTON-SALEM GREENSBORO Downtown ' Thruway Friendly Center Team Division Team Division 171 S. Stratford Road 700 Carnegie Place X J f N BRADSI-IAW SUPPLY CO., INC. Poultry, Livestock Equipment, Drugs Siler City, NC Phone 663-332i iii X J f N Hi iii ii i ii ii Open doily Monday-Soturdoy 6 AM to 9 PM Private Dining Room ovoiloble for Porties in Downtown Pittsboro John ond Scilly Heorne 542-36I2 X J Congratulations to the Class of l979 MOTHER GOOSE LAND INC 713 Circle Drive Siler City, N.C. 27344 State Approved and Licensed Your Children's Happiness ls Our Goal if ff' ' 9, x -Liu! Carlyne S. Thomas Director fC N PATRONS: PITTSBORO DRY CLEANERS THE HARDWARE STORE SILER CITY MONUMENT BLAIRS EXXON DR. BYERLY J. ED STONE CHATHAM TRACTOR DR. J.M. FULFORD THE BUSY NEEDLE CHATHAM TV 8. APPLIANCES BILLS' GRILL, INC. CHARLES L. TURNER DOLLY MADISON BEAUTY SHOP COOK 8. BURKE PLUMBING 8. HEATING CECIL BUDD TIRE CO. FRIENDLY SHOPPING CENTER SILER CITY BUILDERS S 81 H OIL COMPANY K. .J Reflectlons -fi 1 WT' Life's Journeys Jordon Matthews is an important port of our background. During the four years we attended .l.M. we were taught o variety of lessons. Besides academic courses we learned a few lessons about life. The lessons were about cooperationg winning or losing gracefullyg motivation and competitiong acceptance of different opinionsg leadership and fellowship. Four years at J.M. leaves an indeliable mark upon us. Knowing one's post is os important as planning one's future. Our future lives can take so many directions! The signposts and mental maps are there, but the choices and their consequences are left entirely to each individual. What does the future hold? l There are many decisions. Each of us will choose according to individual needs and goals: recognition, fame, richesg love, trust or security. There are many paths from which to choose. Some of us will race down smoothly with the end clearly in view. 162 T illiii 5 W f ' 'i', i 'Eff-lv 73 'zififi 'ii' lfE:Qff i- EY 'i Some of us will follow a wandering path, unsure, constantly seeking better trails. Some will follow seldom-used paths, but will perhaps find rewards in spite of hardships. The bold will cut new paths, seeking better directions and daring others to follow. Gthers will follow no path, but sit in the shade and contemplate Iife's meaning. So, we will travel busy highways, dusty country roads, noisy city streets, quiet paths, crowded sidewalks and lonely new-cut trails. Our paces will differ, from skipping merrily, to running swiftly to sauntering slowly to ma rching steadily to tiptoeing. Our feet will lead us towards our destinies. Feet not only will take us along our chosen paths but also will uphold our decisions. Feet are our foundations and they give us direction. Feet leap over obstacles or grip the soil stubbornly and stand their ground. Feet bravely push forwa rd, hesitantingly linger and stall, or shuffle in the dust. Our feet can take very small steps or giant ones. Their mark, footprints, will reveal where one has been and what one has accomplished. fi, r Y .tgsc p.N'MATs Already, footprints lead to .l.M. They cover its halls, classrooms, courts and fields. Footprints also lead it . fl away from J.M. dawn the L 1' Q sl road . . . B 1 T i s K 'F 62 Where are we going with -h ilg our lives and how will we use Y c . -.. 'ii them? Life at Jordan 5 f-u.W'ii'ti,.fi 3ztlvi1t,..,QWW Matthews will help prepare T A us for world-wide journeys. g s 5 g , The choices to be made and i Q S KJ G the directions to be taken , ' .f ' gg. I will be up to us. We will be 1 7 g ' g Q g 1 on our own. We will carry ' ' iii' 2 T W 'S' i ' Q ' i ' the .l.M. influence with us wherever we go. What we are to be, we are now becoming. 163 ll ' Caught The future before me is soluncertain. I strain to see answers to my questions On the horizon. 0 Striving to touch the moon And capture the sun, I leap higher and higher With the comforting knowledge That the firm ground is still beneath me To catch me if I should slip. My strong foundation Will cradle me a moment until I find new cpurage and determination. Next time perhaps I will touch the moon Then reach the stars . . . And capture the sun! Betsy Cooke 0 Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY 0 North Carolina ED GOLDSTON, wRnGHTsvxLLE BEACH, N C 'Yi v f u 1 1- fg, nn. f4 4 4 1 I J , A 1 f 1 1 1 : I 1 I . I . 'S 1 ' x 2 'I 'I 5 , I 4 i 1 1 ! I 1 1 H .4 1 2 -4 ,1 , .EG i 3 3 5 4 ' I U W 'A f-1 1 i 4 1 4 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 -,.....ndm..- .M 1. , ,, ...I