Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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School Administration, Business Center Mrs. Ruth Holmes, Mrs. Ruth Bass and Mrs. Mary Jo Gee operated the administration center of the school, the office. Their duties were mult- iple, files, correspondence, monies, bookkeeping, messages, informa- tion, and at times reception duties. A group of students assisted them with errands, phone calls, absentees, and other miscellaneous demands as they arose. The helpers were: Harriet Timber- lake, Cheryl Miller, Joy Holder, Jamie Spence, Sherrie Cooperman, Shirley Barnes, Gail Brown, George Woo, Jackie Dempsey, Carolyn Clary, Will- son Blake, Marcy Richardson, Cynthia .Humphries, Julie McDer- mott, Gigi Fitzgerald, and Mike Connor. Below: Mrs. Holmes mimeographed litera- ture tests for English classes. Left: Mrs. Bass combined her efforts in answering the phone and counting school monies.

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OFFICE Above: A student checked out with Mrs. Holmes before leaving school. Right: Karen Means, Gail Brown, and Cynthia Humphries placed reports in teachers' boxes. Upper right: Mrs. Gee typed a student’s record form. 20

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BOOSTER CLUB Parents Backed Sports Program Above. Mrs. Hodges used her persuasive speech to promote ticket sales. Upper right; Warrior country, without a doubt! Lower right: Students were eager to support the teams and display stickers and decals. Loyal parents and friends of Jenkins with special interest in sports gave support and backing to the athletic program. Their spirit and guidance encouraged and united the Warriors. Promotion of bus transportation and cha- peroning of groups to out-of-town games gave the students a chance of backing the players. Three athletic award banquets were held to honor outstanding service and sportsmanship of the players.