Jordan Vocational High School - Red Jacket Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1952 volume:

A M HIPI w M OgrE EDITION JhiL 1952 (R cL i Bobby King Eileen Nix Editor Business Manager ■an filmjcL VYlai A, With the Carmine and Grey afloating On high J. V. H. S. Your name and fame we're shouting As we cheer you to success, As you march unfaltering forward Your future great we hail, May your glory never lessen And your courage never fail. CHORUS J. V. H. S. J. V. H. S. J. V. H. S. J. V. H. S. With the Carmine and Grey afloating On high J. V. H. S. Your name and fame we're shouting As we cheer you to success, As you march unfaltering forward Your future great we hail, May your glory never lessen And your courage never fail. 6 jb eclication To a progressive leader, eager to cooperate uitli school and community— To a competent teacher, always ready to give progress a helping hand— To a good friend, happy to share our problems and triumphs— We, the Senior Class, affectionately dedicate the 19)2 REI) JACKET to MISS ELISABETH ANTHONY 7 MR. WILLIAM HENRY SHAW Superintendent of Education Through Mr. Shaw's capable leadership the schools of Muscogee County have im- proved and many accommodations have been provided. His administration, since 1945, has been marked by efficiency and outstanding progress. 8 MR. FRANK P. BRADFORD Assistant Superintendent Jordan students will probably always feel that Mr. Bradford, who was principal of Jordan Vocational High School for twenty- five years, has done more than anyone else to make Jordan a progressive and outstand- ing vocational high school. He left Jordan in 1945 to become assistant superintendent of education. MR. NATHAN PATTERSON Supervisor of Special Services Formerly superintendent of the Muscogee County Schools, Mr. Patterson now serves as supervisor of special services of the Mus- cogee County School District. 9 MR. R. H. TALIAFERRO Principal As the principal of our school, Mr. Taliaferro, with his good judg- ment and progressive leadership, helps us greatly with our problems and their solutions. The school and students, under his guidance, have been widely recognized throughout city, state, and nation. 10 Left to Right: Mr. Walton W. Crouch, Miss Margaret Cox, Mr. R. A. Powell. MR. CROUCH Assistant Principal Mr. Crouch came to Jordan in 1947 from Americus to become assistant principal and business manager of athletics. Under his progressive leadership, he has helped to make Jordan an outstanding and well-known school. MR. POWELL Assistant Principal Coordinator of the Off-Campus Center of the University of Georgia, Mr. Powell also serves as assistant principal of Jordan He has widespread respect and recognition. MISS COX Dean Since coming to Jordan Miss Cox has worked diligently to help the students solve their problems. She is a specialist in the field of progressive guidance. II Left to Right: Miss Evelyne Smith, Mrs. Maurice Loridans, Miss Left to Right: Mr. Richard Gunter, Miss Vera Allen, Mrs. Virginia Ellisor, Miss Sybil Stone. Lillian P. Benson. Left to Right: Mr. Anson Lock- lear, Mrs. Anne R. Barr, Mr. Robert M. Barr, Miss Marjorie Snow. Left to Right: Mr. Hersche! Jones, Mr. Sumpter Blackmon, Miss Mary Jo Wheeler. 12 Left to Right: Miss Barbara Binns, Miss Sara Peters, Miss Nancy Francisco, Miss Elisa- beth Anthony. Left to Right: Miss Helen Shepard, Mrs. Aggie Dean Scott, Mr. William Godwin, Mrs. Mildred L. Stancil. Left to Right: Miss Virginia Parker, Mr. Archer Moore, Mrs. Margaret D. Gunter, Mr. W. W. Gibson. 14 Left to Right: Mr. G. C. Miller, Mr. C. L. Jones, Mr. E. D. Finck, Mr. C. H. Weissinger. Left to Right: Mrs. Elizabeth L. Davis, Miss Mary Ann Wansley. Left to Right: Mrs. Elizabeth M. Greene, Mrs. Julia M. Taylor, Miss Evelyn VanLand- ingham. Left to Right: Miss Helen Hendrick, Miss Mayme Cole, Miss Mamie Truett, Mrs. Ada Ray. Left to Right: Mr. H. L. Slayden, Miss Mary Elizabeth Tune, Miss Mary Barnes, Miss Pearle Tedder. 15 First Row: Wilburn Johnson, Judy Harris, Janice Sammons, Shirley Armstrong. Second Row: Pat McCollum, Jere Tillman, George Wilkinson, Anne Adams, Carol Chestnut. Third Row: Artemecia Martin, Ann Kitchens, Jean Blankenship, James Ferrell. Fourth Row: Joe Ridley, Joie Reese, Carol Carter, Bobby Ballard, Wimberly Moorefield, Bobby Jones. Standing: Miss Virginia Parker (adviser), Earl Scott, Richard Miles, John Bell, Cecil Best, Jack Boone, Miss Virginia Ellisor (adviser), L. C. McQuirter, Peggy Pretson. JhsL Studfwt faunal OFFICERS Peggy Preston President George Wilkinson Vice-President Johnnie Riley Recording Secretary Jere Tillman Corresponding Secretary John Bell . . Treasurer Miss Virginia Parker, Miss Virginia Ellisor Advisers The Student Council, which has replaced the Service Club, offers an opportunity for leadership and student participation in af- fairs of the school. Its members are se- lected by the popular vote of the student body. The Student Council is a means of achiev- ing the main purpose of Jordan High School — the improvement of the insights and skills of citizens so that they may one day direct their own destiny as a nation in the accepted democratic pattern. 16 Left to Right, Standing: Mr. R. A. Powell, Miss Pearl Tedder, Miss Mary Elizabeth Tune, Mr. W. W. Crouch, Mrs. Richard E, (Margaret D.) Gunter. Left to Right, Seated: Mr. R. H. Taliaferro, Miss Margaret Cox, Mrs. J. T. (Julia M.) Taylor. JPul Jaoilh founciL Like the Student Council, the Faculty Council is a consulting group. The chief work of the committee is general educational guidance on the four respective grade levels. Administrators serve as special advisers. One of its duties is to cooperate with student committees concerning problems that arise throughout the school year. The Council functions as an evaluative unit in planning for curriculum revision. 17 irr n TnfprboC i bcxjvrruuij ENTRAIWEST DISTRICT Jhmkinq. Senior QlaAbu MLdJbhif With great anticipation, yet with grave reluctance, we have finally come face to face with our future. For once we see ourselves as we are to be. The contingent plans of each individual are now being held in abeyance until after that final day when we shall walk across the stage and receive our diplomas. As we linger to do a little reminiscing of the past, we remember how timid and unimportant we felt when we entered Jordan four years ago as Freshmen. As the years passed, however, we learned to love our school and to feel a part of it. Many of us achieved distinction in the academic, commercial, or shop courses; others were recognized in music, art, dramatics, or sports. At times the path was hard and rugged; some were left along the way, but we are proud that we have survived. This last year we have come to realize that we are no longer living in a “do-nothing world but in an atomic and scientific world filled with all types of people of different races and creeds. We have studied, but we have not yet mastered, the art of getting along with these people. We, the graduating class of '52, are grateful for our school with its many departments. We leave with a sense of regret but also with a joy we never could have known but for the kindness, generosity, and guidance of our teachers. We realize that we are the spirit of America— the citizens of tomorrow. “In the service of mankind lo be A guardian god below; still to employ. The mind’s brave ardor in heroic aims. Such as may raise us o’er the gravelling herd. And make us shine forever. That is life . . Barbara Garrett. 20 Smu l QIoAA. OjtfjUCQAA. Cecil Best George Wilkinson Barbara Garrett Joe Ridley President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Annie Murl Allen F. H. A. '48-'50; President Delta Omega Chapter F. H. A. 49-'50; Treasurer Garden Club 49-'50; Junior Red Cross '49- '50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'52; Deputy Fire Marshal '50-'51; Behind the Scenes Club '50- '52; National Honor Society '51-'52; Current Events Club '52. ▼f Joan Korfits Andersen Honor Roll '50-'52; F. H. A. '48 - '50; Secretary F. H. A. Club '48 - '49; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'52; Treasurer Beta - Tri- Hi-Y '50-'51; Student Council '49-'51; Junior Red Cross Council '50-'52; Vice-Presi- dent Junior Red Cross Council '50-'51; Secretary Junior Red Cross Council '51-52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Vice- President F. B. L. A '52; Na- tional Honor Society '52; Most Studious Girl, Who's Who Con- test '51-'52; President National Honor Society '52. Ruth Arrington Marshall Autry B Team Football '48 - '49; Tumbling Club '48-'49; R. O. T. C. '48-'50, '51-'52; Ser- geant R. O. T. C. '51-'52; Gar- den Club, '49-'50; Track '52. S ni xA Nancy Beulah Bartley F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Secre- tary F. H. A Club '49-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'51; Student Council '50-'51; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; President D. C. T. Club '51 -'52 James A. Batastini R. O. T. C. '48-'51; Garden Club '49-'50; Dramatics Club '51 -'52. Joan Kite Bartley F. H. A. Club '48-'49; Student Council '48-'49; President Beta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'51; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'51; D. C. T. Club '51 -'52. Knox Beatty Transferred from Columbus High School, September, 1950; Latin Club '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '49-'51; Master Sergeant R. 0. T C. '52; D. E. Club '52. 22 John Taylor Bell Key Club '51 -'52; R. O. T. C. '51 '52; Treasurer Student Council '51 '52; Varsity Foot- ball '51-'52; Varsity Basketball '51 -'52. James David Benefield Garden Club '47-'48; R. 0. T C '47-'52, Guide '47-'48, Sergeant '48-'49, First Lieuten- ant '51-'52; B Team Foot- ball '47 '48; Fellowship Hi-Y '51-'52; Captain Hi-Y Basket- ball Team '51-'52. Cecil Austin Best R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Garden Club '49-'50; President Junior Class '50-'51; Student Council '50-'52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; President Fellow- ship Hi-Y '51-'52; President Senior Class '51-'52; National Honor Society '52; Most Rep- resentative Boy Who's Who Contest '51-'52. Faith Amarylis Best Garden Club '48-'50; F. H A. '48-'50. Bobby Bodiford Garden Club '48-'49; Tumbling Club '48 - '49; Fourth Place Winner G. I A. A Track '48- '49; Fifth Place Track, '49- '50; Second Place Track '50- '51; Four-Year Letterman, Track; J Club '49-'52; R. O. T. C. '48-'52; First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. '51-'52; Varsity Football '50-'51; Hi-Y '51-'52; Metal Arts Club '51-'52. Robert H. Bradshaw Junior Red Cross Council '48- '49; Garden Club '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '48-'50; B Team Foot- ball '49 Mary Lee Bowen Art Club '48 • '49; Student Council '48-'49; F. H. A. '48- '50; Secretary F. H. A. Club '48 - '49; Junior Red Cross Council '49-'52; Delegate Youth Work Shop '51; Treas- urer Junior Red Cross Council '51-'52; Red Cross City Coun- cil '51 '52; Gamma Tr.-H.-Y '50-'52; Treasurer Gamma Tri- Hi-Y '51; Choral Club '51-'52; F. B. L A '52; Red Jacket Staff '51 - '52; Allied Youth Club '48-'49. Patricia Branton F. H. A '48'49; Behind the Scenes Club '51. 23 Dorothy Brock Band 48- 49; F. H. A. '48- '50; Junior Red Cross Council '49 - '50; Behind the Scenes Club '51; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '51- '52; Vice President Tumbling Club '51-'52. James Kenneth Brock Garden Club '48-'49; R. O. T. C. '48-'50; D. E. Club '51- '52. Norman Royce Brookins Garden Club '49-'50; Sergeant R. 0. T C. '51 -'52; Fellow- ship Hi-Y '51-'52; Hi-Y Bas- ketball Team '51-'52. Rubye Lee Brown Transferred from Baker High School '50; Student Council '48-'49; Choral Club '48-'50; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51. Sylvia Brown Transferred from Columbus High School '48; Treasurer F. H. A. '48; Junior Red Cross Council '49-'50; Student Coun- cil '50-'51; Carmine and Grey Staff '50-'51. Jeanette Burns T ransferred from Columbus High School '49; Choral Club '49-'52; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '51. Joan Lerie Calhoun Transferred from Baker High School '50; F. H A. '47; Glee Club '49; Carmine and Grey '50-'51. Ronald M. Cannon Junior Red Cross Council '48; Garden Club '48-49; B Team Football '48 '51; Lieutenant R. O. T. C. '51; Football Man- ager '50-'51; J Club '50- '52; Baseball Manager '51; Track Manager '51; Track '52. 24 Carol Josephine Carter F. H. A. '48 - '50; Project Chariman F. H. A. '48-49; Secretary F. H. A. '49-'50; Band '48-'52; Majorette '51- '52; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-52; Vice-President Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'51; Treasurer Delta Tri-Hi- Y '51-'52; Behind the Scenes Club '50 - '52; President Be- hind the Scenes Club '51-'52; Student Council '51 -'52; Na- tional Honor Society '51-'52. Sammie Reaves Carter B Team Football '49; Var- sity Team Football '50 - '52; R. 0. T. C. '49-'52; J Club '50-'52. Robert E. Chambless R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Platoon Sergeant '49-'50; Major '51- '52; J Club '49-'52; Vice- President J Club '50-'51 ; President J Club '51-'52; Hi-Y '48-'49; Key Club '50- '52; B Team Football '48; Varsity Football '49-'51; Co- Captain Football Team '51; Second Team Bi-City All-Star Team '51; First Team Bi-City All-Star Team '51; First Team Region All-Star Team '51; Sec- ond Team State All-Star Team '51; B Team Basketball '48- '49; Vasity Basketball '49-'52; Alternate Captain Basketball Team '52; Varsity Baseball '49- '52; Most Athletic Boy Who's Who Contest '51-'52. John F. Clowe Science Club '48-'49; Garden Club '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '48- '50, '51-'52; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '51 -'52; Track Team '51-'52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51- '52. Effie Jo Cofield F. H. A. '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; D. C. T. Club '51-'52. Marilyn Collins Dorothy Jo Anne Creel F. H. A. '48-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'51; D. C. T. Club '51 -'52. Ann Crowson F. H. A. '48-'50; Vice-Presi- dent F. H. A. Club '49 '50; Honor Roll '48-'52; Secretary Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'52; Pro- gram Chairman Junior Red Cross Council '50-'52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Sec- retary Future Business Leaders of America '52; Secretary Na- tional Honor Society '52. 25 Lavon Culpepper Myrtle Alice Daffin Transferred from Marianna High School Fall '51; Band '49-'51; Latin Club '49-'51; Choral Club '48-'52; Junior Red Cross Council '48 - '52; F. H. A. '48-'49; Tumbling Club '49-'50; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51 '52; Student Council '51- '52; F. B L A. '51 '52; Red Cross City Council '51 -'52; Vice-President Choral Club '49- '51; Superior Rating State Music Festival, Tampa, Florida, '51; All-State Music Clinic'49 '51; Section Leader Choral Club '49-'5l; Vocalist in Or- chestra '49-'5l. Sarah Agnes Daffin John Davidovitch, Jr, Transferred from Marianna R. 0. T. C. '48-'51. High School Fall '51; F. H. A. '49-'51; Choral Club '49-'51; F. B. L. A. '51-'52; Junior Red Cross Council '51-'52. SmUOUl Barbara Gertrude Davis Treasurer F. H. A. '48-'49; President Roszella Garden Club '49-'50; Secretary Junior Red Cross Council '49-'50; Dele- gate Leadership Training Camp '50; President Junior Red Cross Council '50-'52; President Mus- cogee County Junior Red Cross '51 -'52; Delegate to National Junior Red Cross Convention, New York City, '51; Chaplain Behind the Scenes Club '51- '52; Parliamentarian F. H. A. '49-'50; Winner Second Prize State Science Fair '49 - '50; F. B. L. A. '52; National Honor Society '52. Zianonia Gertrude Davis F. H. A. '48-'50; President F. H. A. '48-'50; Honor Roll '48 '50; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '48 '52; Propect Chairman '49- '50; President '51-'52; Student Council '49-'52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Project Chairman F. B. L. A. '52; Na- tional Honor Society '52. 26 Maurice D. Davis Band '48-'50; Band Council '50 '51; H.-Y '49-'50; Orches- tra '50 - '52; Superior Rating Music Festival '51 - '52; All- State Band '51-'52. Betty Jean Dean F. H. A '48-'49; D. C. T. Club '50-'51; Junior Red Cross Council '51-'52. Inas Lee Dillard F. H. A '48-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; F B. L. A. '52; Carmine and Grey Staff '50-'51. Barbara Jean Donahoo F. H. A. '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '51-'52; F B L. A '51 '52. Paul Donaldson Executive Officer R. O. T. C. '49; Rifle Team '49 '51; Foot- ball '49-'51; First Lieutenant '51. Jeanette Doster Clarence Edscl Eddins R. O. T. C. '48-'51; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '49-'51; Secretary Mechanical Arts Club '52. Carole Edcnfield Choral Club '48-'49; F. H. A. '48-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48- '50; Garden Club '49 - '50; Behind the Scenes Club '51- '52; National Honor Society '51 -'52; F. B. L. A. '51-'52. Richard F. Edwards Transferred from Columbus High School '49; Garden Club '49-'50; Hi-Y '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '49-'50, '51-'52. Bobby Eifert Garden Club '48-'49; Band '48- '52; State Band Clinic '50-'52; Military Band '48-'52; Orches- tra '51 -'52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51 -'52. 27 Glynn Wendell Eiland R. O. T. C. '48-'51; First Lieu- tenant '50-'51; Garden Club '50-'51; D. C. T. Club '51 -'52. Joseph Roy Elmore, Jr. Student Council '48-'49; R. O. T. C. '48-'50; B Team Foot- ball '48-'49; B Team Bas- ketball '48-'49; Hi-Y '48-'50; Varsity Team Football '49-'51; Co-Captain Football Team '51; J Club '50-'52; Secretary- Treasurer J Club '51-'52. James Albert Ennis, Jr. Garden Club '48-'49; B Team Basketball Manager '48 - '49; R. O. T. C. '48-'52. Annette Bcrlon Ezell F. H. A. '48-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; National Honor Society '52. SwtioiA. Gladys June Ezell F. H. A. '48-'50; Delta Tri-Hi- Y '49-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'51; F. B. L. A. '51- '52. Gerald Jean Gamble F. H. A. '48-'50; Beta Tri-Hi- Y '51 -'52. Katherine Delano Gamble F. H. A. '48-'50; President F. H. A. '49-'50; Student Coun- cil '50-'51; Cheerleader '51- '52; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'52; Red Jacket Staff '51 '52; Dra- matics Club '50-'52; F. B. L. A. '52. 28 Barbara Sue Garrett Student Council '48-'49; Presi- dent Band '48-'49; F. H. A. '49 - '50; Junior Red Cross Council '50-'51; Gamma Tri- Hi-Y '50-'52; Delegate Geor- gia Youth Assembly '52; Or- chestra '50-'52; Band Council '50-'52; Librarian Band '50- '51; Secretary Band '51-'52; Military Band '51-'52; Superior Rating State Music Festival '51 - '52; Most Outstanding Woodwind Soloist Music Festi- val '51; State Band Clinic '51- '52; Behind the Scenes Club '51-'52; Program and Publicity Chairman Tri-Hi-Y '51 -'52; Red Jacket Staff '51 '52; Sec- retary Senior Class '51-'52. Peggy Jean Gavin F. H. A. '48'50; Social Chair- man F. H. A. '49-'50; Choral Club '49-'51-'52; Art Club '49-'50; Junior Red Cross '50- '51; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51 -'52; Vice-President Gamma Tri-Hi- Y '51 - '52; Treasurer Junior Red Cross Council '50 - '52; F. B L. A. '51 '52; Choral Club Council '52; Garden Club '48-'50. L. I. (I key) Geddings Garden Club '48-'49; R. O. T. C. '48-'51; Band '49'52; Band Council, '50-'52; Section Leader Band '50-'52. Joyce George Choral Club '48-'49; F. H A '48-'50; Treasurer F H. A. '49 '50; Junior Red Cross Council '48-'49; Garden Club '49-'50; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; Be- hind the Scenes Club '50-'52; F. B. L. A. '51 -'52. Don Gill B Team Football '49 -'50; R. O. T. C. '49-'52; Technical Sergeant '52; Mechanical Arts Club '52. Eleanor Gilmer Art Club '48 '49; F. H. A. '48- '50; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '49 - '50; Quill Scroll '51-'52; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; F. B. L. A. '51 -'52; Carmen and Grey Staff '51 -'52. Aletha Jane Gilmer Transferred from Montgomery, Alabama, Fall '49; Treasurer F. H. A. '49-'50; Science Club '52. Marilyn Suzanne Gilmore Transferred from Central High School '50; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '50-'52. 29 James 6. (Jimmy) Guest Garden Club '48-'49; R. O. T. C. '48-'51; First Lieutenant R. O. T C. '50-'51; B” Team Football '48-'50; Varsity Base- ball '49-'52; Junior Red Cross Council '48-'52 George William Haines C. C. T. Club '50-'52. Dorothy Jane Hall F. H. A Club '48-'50; D. E. Club '50-'52; Secretary D. E. Club '51-'52. Charles Richard Hardy Garden Club '48; R. O. T. C 48-'51 -'52; Band '49-'51; Be- hind the Scenes Club '51; Chaplain Fellowship Hi-Y '51- '52; Red Jacket Staff '52 Mary Patricia Harper Transferred from Columbus High School Fall '50; Major- ette '48-'50; Spanish Club '49- '50; Majorette '51-'52; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; F. B. L. A. '52. Gloria Gayle Harris Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'52; F. H. A. '48-'50; Carmine and Grey Staff '49 - '50; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Current Events Club '52; Girls' Chorus '48-'52. Mary Ann Taylor Harris George Franklin Harrison Attended Jeff Davis High School, Hazelhurst, Georgia 48-'51; B Team Basketball '48-'49; Football Team'49-'51; Baseball Team '50-'51; Glee Club '49-'50; Key Club '49- '50; Hi-Y '49-'50; Transferred to Jordan High School Fall '51. 30 Gloria Jean Hart F. H. A. '48-'50; Choral Club 48-'50; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '50- '52; Red Jacket Staff '51 -'52; Football Sponsor '51-'52; Cut- est Girl Who's Who Contest '51 -'52; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '52. Patricia Joyce Harvey F. H. A. '48-'50; Band '48- '50; Junior Red Cross Council '49 - '50; Behind the Scenes Club '51-'52; President F. B. L. A '52. James Earl (Jimmie) Hearn Band '48-'52; Band Librarian '50; H.-Y '48-'50; R. O. T. C. '50-'51; Choral Club '50. Charlene Helms F. H. A. '48-'50; Secretary F. H. A. '50; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'52. Charles B. Henderson Transferred from Baker High '49; Baker High Band '48-'49; Jordan High Band '49-'52; Dra- matics Club '50-'52. Alice Elizabeth Hendricks F. H. A. '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; D. C. T. Club '5l-'52. Walter Robert (Bob) Henderson Band '48-'52; Band Librarian '49; Orchestra '50 - '52; Su- perior Ratings District Music Festival '49-'52; Superior Rat- ings State Music Festival '49- '52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51 '52; Hi-Y Senator Youth Assembly '51. Robert Henry Transferred from Columbus High School '50; Garden Club '48-'49; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '49-'52. 31 Carl E. Hensley Attended Frankfurt High School, Germany, '49-'51: Base- ball '49-'51; Football '49-'51; Letterman's Club '49- '51; Transferred to Jordan Fall '51; Football '51 -'52; J Club '51 -'52; R. 0. T. C. '51-'52. Geraldine Henson F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Tumb- ling Club '51 -'52; D. C. T. Club '51-'52; Most Athletic Girl, Who's Who Contest '51- '52. Audrey Nell Hestley Transferred from Baker High School '49; Baker Tri-Hi-Y 48- '49; F. H. A. '49 '50; D. C. T. Club '51 -'52. Marilyn Louise Hethcox F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Parlia- mentarian F H. A. Club '49- '50; Student Council '49-'51; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Junior Red Cross Council '50 - '52; j Vice-President Junior Red Crossl Council '51-'52; D. C. T. Club '51-'52; National Honor So-| ciety '52. Thelma Joy Hix F. H. A. Club '48-'50, Rosella Garden Club '49-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '51; Secretary Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; F. B. L. A. '52. Charles S. Howard Norma Joyce Holman F. H. A. Club '48-'52; Garden Club '49-'50; National Honor Society '52. Barbara Ann Howell Garden Club '48 • '49; Allied Youth Club '48-'50; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Tumbling Club '48-'50; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'51; Cheerleader '48 - '52; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor '49-'51; Captain Cheerleaders '51 - '52; Secre- tary Choral Club '51-'52; Pea- nut Bowl Queen's Court '51- '52; Prettiest Girl Who's Who Contest '51-'52. 32 Peggy Joyce Howell F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Treas- urer F. H. A. Club '48'49; Band '48-'49; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48 - '49; Junior Red Cross Council '51 - '52; Muscogee County Junior Red Cross Coun- cil '51 -'52; Red Jacket Staff '51 '52; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51- '52; Treasurer F. B. L. A. '52. Ronnie Hunter D. C. T. Club '50-'51. Ethel Elizabeth (Betty) Jarvis F. H. A. Club '48-'49; Garden Club '48-'49; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48 '52; Student Council '50- '51; Junior Red Cross Council '51 -'52; Carmine and Grey Staff '51-'52. Barbara Carolyn Johnson F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Social Chairman F. H. A. Club '48- '50; Project Chairman Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '49 - '50; Program Chairman Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '50- '51. Wilburn Johnson garden Club '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '48-'50, '51-'52; Platoon Sergeant R. O. T. C. '51 -'52; 5tudent Council '50-'52; Sec- tary Student Council '51; Sec- retary-Treasurer Key Club '50- 51; President Key Club '51- 52; Behind the Scenes Club '51-'52; Secretary Behind the Scenes Club '51-'52: National Honor Society '51-'52; Most itudious Boy Who's Who Con- est '51-'52. Ronnie Lee Johnston R. O. T. C. '49-'50; D. C. T. '51-'52; Garden Club '51-'52; D. C. T. Club '51-52. Julia Marie (Julie) Hutcherson Tumbling Club '48-'49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Delta Tri-Hi- Y '48-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; F. B. L. A. '52. Bobbie Jeanette Jackson Art Club '48-'49; F. H. A. Club '48 - '50; Publicity Chairman F. H. A. Club '49-'50; Beta Tri- Hi-Y '49 '50; Carmine and Grey Staff '51-'52; Gamma Tri- Hi-Y '51 '52; F. B. L. A. '51- '52; Quill and Scroll '52. 33 I Martha Elizabeth Kelley F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Student Council '49-'50; D. E. Club '51 '52. Youth Day Official '50- '51; 51. Delegate Youth Workshop '50' '51; Red Jackset Staff '51-'52; F. B L. A '51 -'52. Jimmie Lee Joiner F. H. A. Club 48 '50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'52; Junior Red Cross Council '48- 49; Student Council '49-'50; Sponsor Jor- dan-Columbus Game '49-'50; Barbara Ann Keith F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50. Howard Calvin Kelley Garden Club '49; Varsity Foot- ball '48-'51; J Club '48- '52; R. O. T. C. '48'49, '51; First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. '49; Sergeant Major R. O. T. C. Quillian Lamar Kelly Garden Club '48-'49, '50-'51; Student Council '48-'51; Choral Club '49-'51; Rifle Team '48- '51; Track ,48 -'49; Varsity Football '48-'51; B Team Basketball '48 - '49; Varsity Basketball '49-'50; B Team Baseball '49-'50; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '48-'49; Captain R. O. T. C. '49-'50; Major R. O. T. C. '50-'51; Cheerleader '51-'52. Barbara Ann King F. H. A. Club '47-'48; Presi- dent F. H. A. Club '48-'49; D. C. T. Club '51-'52; Na- tional Honor Society '51-'52. Leon Franklin Kimbro Band '48-'52; Military Band '48-'52; All-State Band Clinic '51 -'52; Band Council '52; Band President '52; Orchestra '50-'52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51- '52; Key Club '51-'52. Bobby Kenneth King Transferred from St. Peters- burg, Florida, '49; Garden Club '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '49-'52; B Team Baseball '50; Dra- matics Club '50 '52; Assistant Machine Shop Foreman '51- '52; Editor-in Chief Red Jacket '52. 34 Charles Dolan King Garden Club '49-'50; R. 0. T. C. '48-'50, '51 -'52; Cap- tain R. O. T. C. '51 -'52; B Team Basketball '48-'50; B Team Football '48; Varsity Football '49-'51; All - Region Tackle Football '51; Baseball Team '51; J Club '49-'52. Earl R. King Garden Club '49-'50; R. 0. T. C. '48-'52; Junior Red Cross Council '50-'51. Russell (Rusty) King Transferred from Clarksville Tennessee, '51; Basketball '49- '50; Football '49-'50; Sports- man Club '49-'50; R. 0. T. C. '51 -'52. Shirley Kinney Tumbling Club '48-'49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; F. B. L. A '52. JipUf--iwo Annette Lindsey F. H. A. Club '48-'51; Secre- tary Garden Club '49 - '50; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Cor- responding Secretary Behind the Scenes Club '51-'52; F. B. L. A. '52. Clifford James (Jimmy) Lloyd Transferred from Columbus High School '51; Spanish Club '49-'50; Dramatics Club '51- '52; R. O. T. C. '49-'52; Pla- toon Sergeant '51-'52. Gloria Denise (Dccie) Little F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Parlia- mentarian F. H. A. Club '49- '50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'49; Band '48-'50; Junior Red Cross Council '50-'52; Red Jacket Staff '50-'51; Reporter Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '50-'51; Student Council '50-'51; F. B. L. A. '51 -'52. William E. (Billy) Lockhart Transferred from Columbus High School '49; Garden Club '49-'50; Choral Club '50-'52; R. O. T. C. '50-'52. 35 Ramon Long James Arnold Lowe R. O. T. C. '49-'50, 51-'52; Garden Club '48-'49; R. O. Metal Arts Club '52. T. C. '48-'5l; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '50-'51; First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. '50-'51; Basketball Manager '50-'51; Basketball Scorekeeper '51 - '52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Var- sity Baseball '50-'52; J Club Bcauford (Mickey) Luttrell Garden Club '48 '49; Band '48- '52; Band Officer '51-'52; Su- perior Rating State Contest— Brass Sextet '48-'51; Superior Rating State Contest, Trombone Quartet '50-'51; Orchestra '51- '52. Betty Jane Madden F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Junior Red Cross Council '48 - '52; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '48 - '50; Choral Club '48-'52; President Choral Club '51-'52; Garden Club '50-'51. '52-'52. Ssurwfibu John Hardie Armand Malo Garden Club '48-'50; R. O. T C. '48-'52; Master Sergeant '51-'52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51- '52; Key Club '51-'52; Rifle Club '51-'52. Lillian Artcmecia Martin F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Student Council '48-'52; Activity Chair- man Student Council '51-'52; Devotional Chairman Delta Tri- Hi-Y '48-'52. Rita Markert Transferred from Columbus High School '50; D. E. Club '50-'51; President F. H. A. Club '51 -'52. Dorothy Wynell Mayfield F. H. A. Club '48-'49; J Day Queen '49; Student Council- '48-'49; Garden Club '49-'50; Carmine and Grey Staff '49- '51; Carmine and Grey Feature Editor '51-'52; Assistant City Editor N a ti o n a I Newspaper Week '51; Quill and Scroll '50- '52; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'52; President Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50- '52; Cheerleader '51 -'52; Tumbling Club '52; F. B. L. A. '52. 36 Fred D. McCollum Student Council '48-'49; Class Treasurer '48 - '49; Secretary Garden Club '49-'50; Hi-Y '49- '50; B Team Football '48- '49; Varsity Football '49-'50; Key Club '50-'52; R. O. T. C '48-'51; Captain R. 0. T. C. '51; Most Handsome Boy Who's Who Contest '52. George Hugh McDaniel Garden Club '48-'50; Football '51. James David McDowell R. O. T. C. '48-'49, '51-'52; Baseball '51-'52; J Club '50- '52. Gordon McFarlin Garden Club '48-'50; R. O. T. C. '48 '50; B Team Foot- ball '48-'49; Rifle Team '49- '50; Choral Club '49-'50; D. E. Club '51 -'52. Jipjf-iwo Betty Jean McGreggor F. H. A Club '48-'50; Beta Tri- H.-Y '48-'52; F. B. L. A. '52. Gordon E. McLaughlin Garden Club '48 - '49; B Team Football '48; R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Varsity Football '49- '50; J Club '50; Woodshop Foreman '50-'51. Josephine Delores McNeal F. H. A. Club '48-'50. David McIntyre R. O. T. C. '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; Student Council '50-'51; Football '50; Fellow- ship Hi-Y '51-'52; D. E. Club '51 '52. Connie L. McQuinn Junior Red Cross Council '48- '49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'50; D. E. Club '51-'52. Sara Ann McQuinn Attended Baker High School '48-'50; Cheerleader Club '48- '50; Majorette Club '49-'50; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50; Junior Red Cross Council '49 - '50; Transferred to Jordan '50; Red Jacket Staff '51 -'52. Wanda Joyce McRae Attended Baker High School '48-'49; Tri - Hi - Y '48 - 49; Cheerleader Club '48 - '49; Junior Red Cross Ciuncil '48- '49; Transferred to Jordan, Fall '49; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '49-'52; F. H. A. Club '49-'50; F. B. L. A. '51 -'52. Dorothy Eugenia Meadows Choral Club '48-'52; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'52; Delegate Youth As- sembly '50; Delegate Girls' State '50; Student Council '50- '51; State Choral Club Clinic '50-'52; Superior Rating, Voice '51; First Prize Winner, Talent Show '52; Choral Club Libra- rian '51 -'52; Court Recorder Youth Trial '51; Delegate to Youth Workshop '51; Junior Red Cross Council '51 -'52; F. B. L. A. '51-'52; Section Leader Choral Club '51 -'52. Ssmufibu Virginia Rachel Meadows F. H. A. Club '48-'49; Choral Club; Attended Benicia High School, Benicia, California, '49- '50; Transferred to Jordan from Armijo Union High School, Fairfield, California, Spring '50. William Francis (Billy) Meadows, Jr. R. O. T. C. '48-'49; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '49-'50; Hi-Y '48- '50; Track '49 - '52; Second Place State Pole Vault '51; Co- Captain Track Team '50-'51; Football '49-'51; Second Team All Bi-City Football Team '51- '52; B Team Basketball '49- '52; Vice-President Junior Class '50-'51; J Club '50-'52; Key Club '51-'52; Platoon Leader R. O. T. C. '51-'52; First Place State Pole Vault '52. Betty Jean Melton F. H. A. Club '49-'51; Presi- dent F. H. A. '49-'50; Choral Club '49-'51; F. B. L. A. '51- '52. Jimmy B. Middleton R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Rifle Team '49-'50; Student Council '50- '51; Junior Red Cross Council '51-'52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51- '52. 38 Ouida Marie Middleton F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50. James Thomas (Tommy) Milligan Transferred from Columbus High '50; Color Guard R. O. T. C. '51-'52; Metal Arts Club '51 -'52. Ewell Cecil Mills R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Tumbling Club '48-'49; Band '49'50; Garden Club '49-'51. William Earl (Bill) Moncrieff R. O. T. C. '48-'50; B Team Football '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; Varsity Football '51- '52. Jipjf-two Evelyn Madalcnc Morgan Transferred from Columbus High School '50; Student Coun- cil '50-'51; Behind the Scenes Club '51. Rachael Eileen Nix Garden Club '48-'49; Beta Tri- H.-Y '48-'49; Art Club '48- '49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Stu- dent Council '49-'50; Junior Red Cross Council '50 - '52; Behind the Scenes Club '50- '52; F. B. L A. '51 '52; Busi- ness bAanager Red Jacket Staff '51-'52. Pat Musser Transferred from Bay County High School, Panama City, Florida, '50; Science Club '48- '49; B Team Football '49- '50; Track '50-'52. Tommy Nix B Team Football '49; Var- sity Football '50-'51; ”B Team Basketball '49 - '52; Varsity Baseball '49-'52; President Hi- Y '50-'51; J Club '50-'52; Key Club '50-'51; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '49-'52. 39 Robert Harry Overby Tumbling Club '48-'49; B Team Football '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; R. 0. T. C. '48- '52; Sergeant R. 0. T. C. '51- '52. Band '49 - '52; Band Council Lieutenant '50 - '52; Superior Rating State Music Contest '50- '51; All-State Band Clinic '51- '52; Red Jacket Saff '51-'52; National Honor Society '51-'52. Jerry Otway Obert Carolyn Band '48-'52; Junior Red Cross Council '48'49; Garden Club '49 - '50; Behind the Scenes Club '50 - '52; Band Section Leader '48-'52; R. O. T. C. O'Pry Carolyn Rhunette Osteen F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Garden Club '48-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50; Mixed Chorus '52. Ssuwflbu Carolyn Page Transferred from Columbus High School '49-'50; Program Chairman F. H. A. 49 - '50; D C. T. Club '51-'52; Red Jacket Staff '51-'52. Barbara Jean Patterson F. H. A. Club '49-'51; Garden Club '51-'52; D. E. Club '51- '52. Anita Carolyn Parker Transferred from Jesup High School '51 - '52; Choral Club '48-'49; F. H A Club '49- '50; Behind the Scenes Club '51-'52; Choral Club, '51-'52; F. B. L. A. '51 -'52. Robert Dana Phillips Garden Club '48 • '50; R. 0. T. C. '48-'50; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '51-'52; Mechanical Arts Club '51-'52; Red Jacket Staff '52. 40 Edna Potts Junior Red Cross Council '51- '52; Choral Club '51 -'52; Red Jacket Staff '51 -'52; F. B. L A '52. Dorothy Joan Powell F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Art Club '50'51. Jimmy F. Powell Student Council '48-'49; R. 0. T. C. '48-'50, '51 '52. Peggy Geraldin Preston F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; Valentine Queen '50; Third Prize Winner Science Fair '50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50- '52; Cheerleader '50-'52; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '51; Peanut Bowl Queen '51; Vice-President Stu- dent Council '50-'51; Dra- matics Club '50-'51; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Presi- dent Student Council '51-'52; R. O. T. C. Sponsor '52; Red Jacket Staff '51 - '52; Peanut Bowl Queen Representative '52; Most Popular Girl Who's Who Contest '51 -'52; F. B. L. A. '52; Girls' State '51. Jipjf-iwo Shirley Jeanette Price F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Student Council '49-'50; Garden Club '49 - '50; National Honor So- ciety '52; F. B. L. A. '52. Peggy June Pruitt F. H. A. Club '48-'49; Garden Club '49-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 48-'52; President Delta Tri- Hi-Y '48-'49; Treasurer Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'51; Feature Edi- tor Carmine and Grey '49-'50; News Editor Carmine and Grey '50-'51; Editor Carmine and Grey '51 -'52; City Editor Na- tional Newspaper Week '51; Quill and Scroll '50-'52; F. B. L. A '52. Alva Preston Ramsey, Jr. Garden Club '48-'49; Band '48- '52; R. O. T. C. Military Band '48 '52; National Lions Con- vention Band '49 - '50; State Band Clinic '50-'51; Band Sec- tion Leader '51 -'52; Band Council '51-'52; Representa- tive Science Fair '50-'51. Peggy Lou Rankin Transferred from Baker High School '50; F. H. A. '48; Cheer- leader Club '49; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50; Carmine and Grey Staff '50-'51. 4 1 Gerald Kenneth (Jerry) Rayburn Mallory Rayburn E. J. (Joie) Reese Stanford Eugene Reese, Jr. Garden Club '49 -'50; B Basketball '49-'50; D. E. Club '49-'52; Vice-President D. E. Club '51-'52; State President Georgia D. E. Clubs '51-'52; Band '48 -'52; Band Council '49-'50; R. O. T. C. Band '49- '52; Orchestra '49-'52; Wit- tiest Boy Who's Who Contest '51-'52. Garden Club '49; B Team Football '49; Rifle Team '49; Choral Club '49; R. O. T. C. '49-'51; Track Team '52. Garden Club '48 -'49; B Team Basketball '48-'49; Ser- geant R. O. T. C. '49 - '50; Varsity Basketball Team '49- '52; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; J Club '50-'52;Stu- dent Council '51 -'52; First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. '51-'52. Band '48-'52; State Music Fes- tival '48-'52; State Band Clinic '52; B Team Baseball '49; Garden Club '49-'50; D. E. Club '51 -'52. James Ruel (Jimmy) Register Garden Club '48-'49; Band '48- '52; Superior Rating State Band Contest '49-'51; Orches- tra '50-'52; Band Council, '51- '52; Fellowship Hi-Y '52. Betty Sue Renka Transferred from Central High School '50; Choral Club '49- '50; D. C. T. Club '50-'52. Ronnie Joe Ridley Dramatics Club '48-'51; Hi-Y '49-'50; Student Council '49- '50; Treasurer Junior Class '50-'51; Cheerleader '50-'51; Treasurer Senior Class '51-'52. Mclvadinc Elizabeth Riley Transferred from Columbus High School '49; Choral Club '48-'49; Vice-President F. H. A. Club '49-'50; Choral Club '49- '52; Secretary Choral Club '51- '52; Student Council '49-'51; Junior Red Cross Council '51- '52; F. B. L. A. '51 -'52. 42 Clarence Marion Rogers R. 0. T. C. '48-'50; Entered State Sience Fair '48-'50; Gar- den Club '49-'50; D. E. Club '50-'51. Pauline Jyncan Roughton F. H. A. Club '48-'49; Band ,48- 52; State Music Festival '48-'52; Garden Club '49-'50; Publicity Chairman D. E. Club '51-'52; State Band Clinic '52. Billy Rowe, Jr. R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '49-'50; Captain R. O. T. C. '51-'52; B Team Baseball '49; Varsity Team Baseball '49-'51; J Club '50- '52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51-'52; Garden Club '49- 50. Peggie Sue Rumscy F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Secre- tary Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'49; Garden Club '49-'50; Secretary Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 51-'52. Shirley Fay Sanders F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Junior Red Cross Council '48-'51; Project Chairman Gamma Tri- Hi-Y '49-'50; President Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; Secretary Central West District Tri-Hi- Y's; Representative Y. M. C. A. -Hi-Y International Con- vention '51; Officer Youth As- sembly '51; Reporter F. B. L. A. '52; Secretary Behind the Scenes Club '51; Vice-Pres. Be- hind the Scenes Club '52; Man- aging Editor Carmine and Grey '51-'52; Police Reporter Na- tional Newspaper Week '51; Secretary Tumbling Club '52; D. A. R. Best Citizen '51-'52; Cheerleader '51-'52; Most Rep- resentative Girl Who's Who Contest '51 -'52; National Honor Society '52; Quill and Scroll '52. Earl Seay R. 0. T. C. '48-'50, 51-'52; Garden Club '49-'50. Norman Earl Scott Garden Club '48-'50; Band '48-'52; State Music Festival '48 - '52; Orchestra '49 - '52; State Band Clinic '49-'52; Band Council '49-'52; Band Presi- dent '50-'51; Red Jacket Staff '51-'52; Student Council '51- '52. Terrence Bruce (Terry) Shirey Band '48-'52; Orchestra '50- '52; Drum Major '51-'52; Band Council '51 -'52; State Band Clinic '50-'52; Fellowship Hi- Y '51 -'52; Superior Rating State Music Festival '51. 43 Kay Slayden Garden Club '48 • '49; Color Guard R. O. T. C. '48-'49, Major R. O. T. C. '49 - '50; Lieutenant Colonel '51 -'52; B Team Basketball '48-'49; Varsity Basketball '49 - '52; All-Region Basketball '50-'52; B Team Football '48-'49; Varsity Team Football '50-'51; Varsity Baseball '49-'52; Bi- City Team Football '51; All- Region Second Team Football '51; J Club '50 -'52; Key Club '49 - '52; Behind the Scenes Club '50 - '52; Sports Editor Carmine and Grey '51- '52; Red Jacket Staff '51 '52; All-State Team Basketball '52. Dolores Ann Smith F. H. A. Club '48-'49; Garden Club '49-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'52; Secretary Delta Tri- Hi-Y '49; Carmine and Grey Staff '49-'52; Quill and Scroll '51-'52; Civic News Reporter National Newspaper Week '51; F. B. L. A. '52. Florence Elizabeth Smith Transferred from Baker High School '48; Choral Club '47; Cheerleader Club '47; Program Chairman F. H. A. Club '48- '49; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50; F. B. L. A. '52. Frances June Streetman F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Student Council '49; Junior Red Cross Council '49 - '52; Muscogee County Red Cross Council '51- '52; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52; Science Club '52; Carmine and Grey Staff, '51 '52; National Honor Society '52; Quill and Scroll '52. Arthur Swcgcr, Jr. Science Club '49-'50; Officer R. O. T. C. '49-'50. Eloise Stone John Edward Summers Sergeant R. O. T. C. '51-'52. Eleanor Glynn Taylor F. H. A. Club '49-'50; Garden Club '50; Choral Club '50; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'52; Red Jacket S niifibu Reba Louise Thaxton Garden Club '48-'49; Student Council '48- 49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Beta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'51; Tumbling Club '48-'50; Treas- urer Choral Club '52. Jimmy Thomas Garden Club '49 - '50; R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Choral Club '51- '52; Metal Arts Club '51-'52. Elizabeth Ruth Thompson F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; D. E. Club '51- '52. Franklin Levell Thompson Garden Club '47-'48; Student Council '47 - '48; B Team Football '47-'49; Varsity Foot- ball '50; J Club '50-'52; Hi- Y '49-'50; D. E. Club '51-'52. Jighf-hvo Jacqueline (Jackie) Thompson F. H. A. Club '48-'50. Willodean Thorpe Junior Red Cross Council '48- '49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '50- '51; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '50-'52; National Honor Society '52. Richard Thompson Transferred from Point Pleas- ant Beach High School, New Jersey Fall '51. Betty Joyce Tidd Student Council '48- 49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Garden Club '49 - '50; Behind the Scenes Club '51; National Honor So- ciety '52. 45 Jere Clyde Tillman Garden Club '48 - '49; R. O. T. C. '48-'52; B Team Foot- ball '48-'49; Varsity Team Foot- ball '49 -'51; Varsity Team Baseball '48-'52; Varsity Team Basketball '48 - '52; Secretary Hi-Y '50; J Club '50-'52; Student Council '48, '49, '52; Secretary Student Council '51- '52; All-Region Basketball '52. John Neal Tolson Garden Club '48 - '49; B Team Baseball '49; R. O. T. C. '4 8-'51; Cadet Captain '50- '51; Fellowship Hi-Y '51-'52; Track '51-52. William T. (Billy) Trawick Garden Club '48; Choral Club '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '48-'50; Track '49-'51; J Club '49- '51. Bobby Turner Rcba Tyler F. H. A. Club'48-'50; Secretary F. H. A. Club '49; Behind the Scenes Club '50 - '52; Alpha Tn-Hi-Y '51 -'52; F. B. L. A. '52. Johnny M. VanLandingham R. O. T. C. '48-'50; D. E. Club '4v-'52. Betty Jean Venable Delta Tri-Hi-Y '48-'49; F. H. A. Club '48-'50. Helen Diane Vincent F. H. A. Club '48-'49; Science Club '51; Garden Club '51; Tri-Hi-Y '51; F B L. A '52. 46 Florinc Madeline Wade F H. A Club '48-'50; Delta Tr.-Hi-Y '48-'49; D. C. T. Club '50'52. Franklin Dclanc Wallace Garden Club '48-'49; Band '48- '52; Band Section Leader '49- 50; Band Council '49-'52; All- State Band '49-'50; Vice-Presi- dent Band '51-'52; First Place Winner Science Fair '49-'50; Behind the Scenes Club '49- '50; Secretary Fellowship Hi-Y '51-'52; Dramatics Club '51- '52. Donnie Allen Ward Garden Club '48; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '48-'49; Vice-President Freshman Class '48-'49; Vice- President Sophomore Class '49- '50; Choral Club '50-'51; Foot- ball 48-'51; Baseball '51-'52. Tony Webb B Team Football '47-'48; R. O. T. C. '48 '50; Key Club '49-'50; Rifle Team '49-'50; Choral Club '49-'50; Garden Club '49-'51. Thelma Elizabeth (Betty) Weed F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Garden Club '49-'50; Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'52. Carolyn Louise West F. H. A. Club '48-'50; Program Chairman F. H. A. Club '49- '50; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '48-'52; Secretary Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51- '52; Corresponding Secretary Behind the Scenes Club '51- '52; Deputy Fire Marshal '50- '51. Joseph S. (Joe) Weekley Transferred from Baker High School, Fall '50; 4 H Club '47- '49; Hobby Club '49-'50; Foot- ball '49-'50; R. O. T. C. '50- '52. Bobby Neal Whatley R. O. T. C. '48-'62; Captain R. O. T. C. '51 -'52; Garden Club '49-'50; Junior Red Cross Council '51 '52; Muscogee County Junior Red Cross Coun- cil '51 -'52; Fellowship Hi-Y '51 -'52; Rifle Team '51-'52. Marvin William Whitley Barbara Joyce Wiggins Choral Club 48- 49; Student Council '48-'49; F. H. A. Club '48 - '50; Junior Red Cross Council '48-50; Delta Tri-Hi- V 48-'50; Carmine and Grey Staff '51-'52; Red Jacket Staff '51-'52; F. B. L. A. '52. George Everette Wilkinson R. O. T. C. '48-'52; Squad Sergeant '49-'50; First Sergeant '51-'52; Lieutenant '52; Gar- den Club '48-'499; Secretary Freshman Class '48-'49; B Team Football '48-'49; Choral Club '50-'51; Varsity Basket- ball '50-'52; Treasurer Fellow- ship Hi-Y '51-'52; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class '51-'52; Vice- President Student Council '51- '52; Most Popular Boy Who's Who Contest '51 -'52; Boy of the Year at Jordan '51-'52. Margaret Marie Williford F. H. A. Club '48 '50; Treas- urer F. H. A. Club '49; Behind the Scenes Club '50-'52; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51 -'52; F. B. L. A. '52; National Honor Society Wilma Wise Frances Woolfolk Transferred from Baker High School '49; F. H. A. '48-'49. Mary Bell Wright F. H. A. Club '48 '49; Behind the Scenes Club '48-'49; D E Club '50-'52. Thurston J. Vaughn Garden Club '48-'50; R. 0. T. C. '48-'52; Sergeant R. O. T. C. '51 -'51; Georgia Youth Conference '51; Vice-President Fellowship Hi-Y '51-'52; Vice- President National Honor So- city '52; President Mechanical Arts Club '51-'52; Red Jacket Staff '52. Seniors Not Pictured James Broudan Brannon Patricia Ann Dashiell Dorothy Hightower James Jackson Redmond Billy Rolling Charles Scroggins 48 tfLCOMt COLUMBUS ,« ISCOGEE COUNTY GA OdhoA. MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY Cecil Best MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL Shirley Sanders 50 51 UthoiL 52 lx)Jw 4H MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Geraldine Henson MOST ATHLETIC BOY Bobby Chambless 53 55 QunilfL QlaAdu dlhdjfXL Now that we have passed the halfway mark in our high school career, we, as Juniors, feel that we have established ourselves as an integral part of the student body. We have made known our shortcomings as well as our assets; but we have tried to overcome the former in order that we might contribute something constructive toward the building of the school. When we first entered Jordan as Freshmen, we found the novelty of high school absorbing. Later, as we began to feel more secure, our attention was drawn to the many extra curricular activities in which we could partici- pate. A large number of us have given our time and energy to the athletic program, and we are especially proud of the fact that we can claim an athlete who won the highest score in the Bi-City Football League. We believe that we have in our athletes not only quantity but also quality; for, on the whole, they are boys to be proud of—good, clean, hightone boys who exert a whole- some influence on the whole student body. We have a firm conviction that we should excel in scholarship as well as in athletics, and we have a fair number of students on the Honor Roll. Music, too, has claimed its share of our time and talents. We can boast of a large number of students in the school band, the mixed chorus, and the art classes. Eagerly, but also with reluctance, we move on to become dignified seniors during the coming year. We should like now to express to our teachers our grateful appreciation for their kind and patient helpfulness during the past three years; and we should like to beg of them continued consideration until we have completed our work at Jordan. 56 QumiA, QlaAAu CftfficcAA. James Ferrell Charles Cox Wayne Ritch L. C. McQuirter President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 57 Ann Adams Harold Alexander Eugenia Alford Eugene Allen Gloria Allgood Frances Andrews Grady Askew Billy Austin Sara Baker Dorothea Barber Delphia Barefoot Joe Barker Carolyn Barnes Virginia Barnes Carol Barton Charles Batastini Margaret Berry Dorothy Bethany Betty Jo Bloodworth Bobby Boatner Betty Jo Bodiford Denard Booth Eloise Bowden John Charles Branton June Brasher Hilda Braswell Jerry Braxton Jim Bray Ronald Brooks 58 Delores Brown Gerline Brown Donald Bullock Leon Burns Donald Byard Kenneth Cadenhead Dimple Carroll Grace Carver Daniel Causey Donald Chambers Lamar Chestnut Kathleen Childree Marjorie Clayton Janice Cole Martha Nell Coleman Mildred Collins Wandeen Colvin Joyce Copeland Donald Corley Marvin Cotton Charles Cox Rex Craft Emma Crawford Nancy Creamer Charles Crockel Betty Jean Crosby Dorothy Culbreath Joy Cullifer Carolyn Culpepper Ronald Cumbie Patsy Ann Daniel Wayne Daniel Albert D. Danley Patricia Ann Davidson Ann Davis Faith Davis Gene Davis Sannie Mac Davis Julian Dey 59 Mary Jane Dean Joan Dennis Martha Ann Downing Mary Ann Dunbar Katherine Dunn Ramona Eiland Bobbie June Efurd Shirley Ellerbee Joyce Escontres James Etheridge 60 Royce G. Etheridge Peggy Farrar Betty Featherston James Ferrell Robert Finney Carolyn Gilbert Leyila Gilbert Billy Gillette Thomas Godwin Carmen Graham Barbara Granato Lamar Granberry Patsy Green Donnie Greene Zonelle Greene George Hales Billy Hammond Joe Hammond Sue Hancock Jeanette Haney Judy Harris Jim Hart Charles Hartley Quay Hayes Justine Herring Max Hertweck Mack Highnote Joan Hillhouse Beverly Ann Hobby Delores Hogan Shirley Hopkins Jack Howard Janice Howard Janet Hulbert Dicky Hendry Wayne Hutcherson Betty Jackson Gerald Jackson Jerry Jacobs Bill Jameson Harvel Johnson Martha Johnson Millie Johnson Nancy Johnson Evelyn Jones Henrietta Jones June Jones bAar 'in Kelley Fred King Jack Kinman Don Kinser Ann Kitchens Natha Knight Billie Ann LaGrange 61 Betty Lancaster Elizabeth Land Ernestine Langdale Clark Langford Winnie Ruth Langley Jo Ann Le Blanc Earl Leverett Bernice Lindsey Tim Logan Charles Luttrell L. C. MacQuirter Betty Ann Mangum Johnny Manning Barbara Marlow Charles Martin 62 Pat McClellan Patricia McCollum Peggy McCraine Jean McDanal Dorothy McDowell Pat McEathern Franklin McGarr LaDon McEntyre Wilbur McLendon Christine McMickle Billy McNeil Shirley McQuinn Bobby Meadows Sandra Middlebrooks Tommy Middleton Jackie Miller Marilyn Miller Jimmy Moore Lowell Moore Lemuel Morgan Barbara Murphy Geraldine Murphy Ida Joyce Newsome Ronald Newsome Bobby Noel Jimmy Orr Suzanne Page C. W. Parker Ronald Parker Ann Parmer Delores Parrino Yvonne Partain Barbara Patterson Donald Payne Barbara Peek Shirley Peoples Pat Perkins Bill Pharris Annette Phillips Judy Pollock Shirley Priester Jimmy Quick Lewis Ramsey Mary Ellen Raybon George Redmond Betty Jo Reeves Wayne Rich Glorietta Richards Pearl Rigby Johnnie Riley Wayne Ritch Harold Robbins Douglas Rober 63 Annette Robinson Cariotta Roth Mary Rushing Barbara Sacramo Donald Saint Annette Sanders Charles Sanders Betty Scott 64 Raydean Seckinger Barbara Sewell James Sheffield Raymond Sheffield Peggy Sanes Jeanette Senn Betty Skinner Roy Skinner Johnny Slaughter Marcia Slayton Faye Smith Harriet Smith Joe Paul Smith Max Smith Viron Smith Peggy Southerland Rubin T. Starling Patrick Daniel Stewa Ted Stoddard James Storey Sara Jean Stratford Kenneth Strickland Dorothy Stroud Donna Stuckey Elizabeth Summerford Iris Tarvin Dorothy Taylor Eddie Tillman Hoyt Watson Jean Watson Buddy Webster Wanda Welch Billy White Donald Thomas Helen Thompson Russel Thornton Ellie Thrower Betty Thweatt Joyce Tomblin Marilyn Tucker Betty Turnage Brady Turner Connie Turner Martha Vallery Kyle Waites Bobbie Walker Charles Watson Wade Whitehurst Ronald Whitley Mary Ann Wilkinson Audrey Williams Barbara Williams Janrt Williams Jeanette Williamson Elsie Yarbrough Barbara Young Nancy Zavetz 65 SopJwm UL QIoaa, Standing as the Sophomores of 1952, we lift our heads with a feeling of par- tial accomplishment—that of completing two years at Jordan Vocational High School. We are ready to accept the challenge of completing a greater achieve- ment and goal—becoming graduates of our school in a few more years. In looking back over our past two years, we find memories that draw many contrasts of our activities and feelings. Changes have come about to make our school life different and, in many ways, more interesting. The best change is that our circle of friends has grown much larger. From the first timid, doubtful, almost fearful days here at our larger school, our ac- quaintances have grown so that we no longer feel as strangers in a foreign land. And in knowing the students better, we have felt our interest grow in watching others participate and compete in the various activities of the school. Our some- what casual interest in sports has grown into a zest for victory of our chums and buddies. Our interest in clubs has deepened when we have participated and made closer friendships through them. Our anxiety in contests has grown keener when we have really known those competing. Many friends have made a different pic- ture of life. We have enjoyed being able to make some choice in our subjects this year. This especially makes a difference when we have a little more definite idea of the kind of career we want. We have grown to know more teachers on the faculty this year; we cannot leave without expressing our appreciation to them for their guidance in our studies, activities, and personal development. Our added responsibilities this year have made us more conscious of the things that must be done, and we have tried harder to do more and better work. We have also realized that a good school citizen is a good school student. This realization has been an added incentive to do better scholastic work. The scope of our activities has widened to make us all-round students. Some of us have been participants, some observers; but we shall all remember our inter- est and days of fun in Jordan's sports, clubs, band, glee club, dramatics, and other fields of activity. With all these our Jordan Spirit has grown within us and made us more loyal students. And so, we realize that every year seems to be different in many ways, but the important fundamentals that characterize Jordan as being our school remain the same every year. We move on with the hope that we can make these high principles and characteristics our own, that our lives and personalities may measure up to the true spirit of our great school, Jordan. 66 SophomoML gla A. O ksJiA. Bobby Ballard Joyce Tillman Wayne Jackson Ralph McQuinn President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 67 Carole Dee Alma Jean Allen Shirley Armstrong Louise Askew John Adkins Hazel Bailey Bobby Ballard Alice Fay Bane Richard Barclay Judy Barfield Terrell Barksdale Dorothy Barnes Delores Barr Shirley Bean Bob Bcarsc Mary Alice Bedsole Nancy Benefield Ann Barrington Betty Best Gloria Battles Joan Batts Ronald Boddy Milton Bramlett Wallace Bramlett Katheryn Braswell Kathleen Brookins Jean Brooks Stewart Bryant Bobby Bunn Eugene Bunn Billy Burns Betty Sue Brown Frances Brown Annette Bryan Larry Campbell Mary Ann Cordell Shirley Carmack Yvonne Carr Claire Carter Edna Carter Fred Carter Patsy Carter Pat Cenic Brownie Chambers Betty Chapman Ralph Cheney Billy Childs Betty Cobb Robert Cochron Jackie Coker Hughie Collier Barbara Collins Richard Colwcl Darrell Compton Loretta Cook Bettye Corcoran Eugene Cottle Carolyn Cox Elizabeth Creel Jimmy Cross Irene Culpepper Carolyn Davidson Imogene Davis Jack Davis Randolph Davis Sara Davis Hazel Dean Helen Dean Morris Dean Barbara Deloach Bill Denson Mary Frances Frances Donahoo Sue Dorriety Dinwiddie June Dowling Rada Ann Downs Clyde Ellis Jimmy Ellison Louise Espy Marjorie Evans Charles Greene Catherine Grimes Pauline Guliford Jeanette Gurber Carolyn Gulley Norman Gulley Lucille George Eloyce Gilbert Wayne Gilbert Joyce Glisson Betty Goins Robert Goldstern Jackie Granberry Louise Graham Bobby Grantham Gaynell Gray Joy Gray Davis Green Mattie Lou Green Edmond Haglcr Ann Hales Bobby Hamby Betty Faye Hammock Barbara Hancock Donald Haney Billy Hardwick Ann Hardy Frances Hargett Fred Harp Shirley Harrell Robert Harrison Joe Helms Ruth Hendricks Charles Henson Bobbie Henton Virginia Hicks Ann Higdon Charles Hill Delores Hill John Hindsman Betty Hodges Gwendolyn Hodges Madie Ruth Holland Jimmy Holman Mildred Holmes Ruby Lee Holstead Fred Holt Joe Holt William Holt Shirley Hood Betty Ann Howard Juanita Howell Vivian Howell Helen Hughes Joanne Hunter Gerald Ingle Shirley Jackson Sara Jordan Lamar Keith Bruce Kelley Billy Kelly Mablc Kelly Rubinellc Kindrex Anita Kitchens Ann Knowles ' Johnny Johnson Calvin Jones Hugh Jones James Jones Janie Jones Wayne Jackson Alice Jarrott Clarence Jeter Frances Johnson Jack Johnson Jancllc Johnson Charlene Langley Bobby Lawrence Harold Lee Cotis Lee Leverett Jane Liddell Betty Loften Jimmy Lovell Jack Macon Jimmy Malloy Eleanor Markert Margaret May Bobby McConnell Ernestine McCoy O'Neal McCullar Mary McDonald Larvcll MeDurmont Jeanett McGee Margaret McGreggor Beverly McIntyre Helen McQuaig Ralph McQuinn. Ronald McQuinn Sue McQuin Jackie Meadows Martha Meadows Mildred Mears Carson Melvin Jcane Miles Richard Miles Dorns Miller Joe Miller Katherine Mims Alice Mitcham Barbara Moore Dorothy Moore Wimberly Moorefield Shirley Morris Clarence (Sonny) Murphy Shirley Murray Edward Newman Mildred Newman Billy Nickelson Jeanine Nolan Helen O'Hcrn Peggy Parker Delories Pate Donald Pate James Patterson Betty Paul Marilyn Phillips Barbara Pippin Alma Pitts Glenda Poole Bennie Poore Tommy Powers John Price Bobby Reese Hilda Register Zadok Register Lewis Rigdon Larry Roberts Sara Robinson Annette Rogers Martha Sabino Gerald Sanders Ralph Savage Jeannette Sawyer Bobby Short Sally Saxon Katie Singletary Joe Scarborough Lavonia Scarborough Donald Skelton Patricia Skipper Glenn Seay Daphene Smith James (Sonny} Bobby Shchanc Sheffield Earl Smith Hazel Smith Ray Smith Sara Snell Franklin Spears Bill Spivey James Starling Joyce Starling Norma Jean Stewart Marilyn Streetman Ted Strickland Marie Summers Gale Sweeney Willa Dean Taylor Betty Teal Pat Tefft Bobby Thaxton Betty Thomas Tommy Tidd Joyce Tillman Jeanette Trawick James Trimback Ruth Trimback Bobbie Tucker Talmage Tyler Glenn Vanlandingham Sandra Vincent Carolyn Watford Sarah Vinson Merle Wofford Ethel Wade Montez Watson Gerald Wages Betty Jean Wagner Jimmy Wallace Roy Watson Gloria Weed Eddie Weems Sue Ward Joan Weiland Virginia Wells Elaine Wilkinson Betty Williams Katie Mae Williams Martha Williams H. C. Williams Jo Ann Willis Chappell Wilson Grace Wood Derotha Yarbrough Dorothy Yates Charles Yaughn Patsy Ann Young jASL kmarL QIoaa. We, the Freshman Class of 1951-52, entered in September upon a new phase of our educational development. After spending many happy years in grammar school and junior high school, we finally reached our long-looked- forward-to ambition—high school. Our teachers guided us and planned our activities for us while we were in elementary school; now we must help our teachers plan for our future. What we make of our freshman year will determine, to a great extent, what our entire high school days will be. We have many wonderful oppor- tunities offered at Jordan. We have good departments in every subject, interesting and worth-while clubs which we may join, and a very varied athletic program which we may participate in and enjoy. What more could we ask? When we first enrolled at Jordan, we were timid and afraid, realizing that it was different from the school to which we had been accustomed. We found that we were little fish in a big pond . But as time passed, we began to feel that we were not so small after all. We had a good prin- cipal, understanding teachers, and helpful upper classmen to direct us upon the right course; and our fears began to disappear. Now we feel that we are a real part of Jordan We want to hold high the spirit of loyalty, coop- eration, and service which has been our heritage from the Jordan of the past. May our class be an example to other classes of the future. May we be true to our Alma Mater, Jordan High School, and uphold its standards always. With ropes of the past, may we ring the bells of the future. 76 jASL hmjarL QIoaa. Jack Boone Lamar Taylor Carol Chestnut Bobby Jones . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 77 Roy Abell Addie Ruth Akiss Yvonne Adams Barbara Allen Nancy Gayle Allen Martha Anderson Levone Ant ley Penelope Appleby Carolyn Bacon Carolyn Bacon Nanette Bagley Earl Lewis Batless Peggy Baldwin Betty Barron Martha Jean Bazemore Earline Bedsole Rayburn Benton Jean Blankenship Dianne Boggs Jack Boone Louise Booth Herbert Bowick Barbara Boyette Billy Boyette Cecil Brannon Cliff Brittingham Charles Brookshire Joel Brown Myrna Brown Willa Brown Sherman Buckles Cleo Bullard Betty Joyce Caldwell George E. Caldwell Henderson Caldwell Shirley Ann Carey Harper Carter Ronnie Carter Janet Casey Eugene Catrett Richard Chadwick Carlcnc Chance Joan Chance Billy Case Carol Chestnut Rosemary Chestnut Jean Clark Philip Clark Mary Jane Clemmons Myron Clemmons Shelby Clenny Johnnie Ruth Cobb Josephine Coleman Janice Collins Patsy Cook Philip Cook Jimmy Coone Judith Corley George Cox Joe Crane Joseph Culpepper Tom Culpepper 78 Patricia Ann Curry Lillie Curtis Arthur Dalton Donald Davidson Wayne Deadwyler Donald Dearing Sara Dempsey Jimmy Dillard Billy Drawdy Jack Y. Rudley Jimmy G. Duke Gloria Duncan Patsy Duncan Donine Eagerton Glenda Eddings Margaret Edwards Martha Ann Eiland Alice Elkins Sandra Entrekm Esther Evans Shirley Evans Eugenia Faulkner Bobby Featherstone Patricia Fields Tommy Fields Joyce Finley Ella Verl Flowers Jimmy Floyd Elizabeth Fondren Dewayne Forlines Nancy Fortner Patricia Foster Robert Freeman Dorothy Fripp Otis George Bobby Gibbons Marylyn Gibson David Gilbert Sherry Gissendonner Samuel Gill David Goins Ellis Goodman Edith Goodman Walter Graham Harold Granberry Jackie Granberry John Grantham Raymond Grissett Ernestine Gullatt Joan Hagler Sara Haines Lloyd Hall Max Hall Nancy Hall Roy Hancock Donald Hardy 79 Mary Alice Harless Arnold Harrell Opel Harris Helen Harrison Frank Hart Frank Hart Connie Hearne Homer Heaton Jimmy Helms Audrey Henderson Donnie Henderson Glenn Henderson Jack Henderson Larry Henderson Ronnie Henderson David Hcstley Ronald Hethcox Shirley Hewatt Herbert Highnotc Catherine Hiller Clarence Hindsman Yvonne Hollis John Horton Allen Houston Jeanine Hubbard Jimmy Hubbard Jo Hunt Martha Jane Hunter Marie Hutcherson Freddie Hutchins John Ingram Warner Ivey Joel Jackson Peggy Ann Jackson Barbara Ann Johnson Gayle Jermgan Floyd Johnson Gloria Johnson Patricia Johnson Bobby Jones Jean Jones Marie Jones Mary Lou Jones Jeff Jordan Macie Jordan Coy G. Judah Marie Kelley John Kelly Charles Kennedy Homer Kimmons Ted Kinney Junior King Nadine King Patsy King James Kirby Donald Kirkland Joyce Kirkland Wallace A. Kiet Jeanette Knight David Knowles Evelyn Land Thedore J. Land 80 Harry La Rue Bobby Lassiter Lester Lawrence Orron Leather wood Annette Lee Judith Lee Martha Lindsey James Lisle Carolyn Lloyd Barbara Long Frank Long Nelson Marshall Joyce Martin Kenneth Martin Laura Maxwell Agnes McArdle Juanita McCullough Malcolm McDaniel Edna McDowell Wynell McDurmont Virginia McFarlin Betty McGuire Delilah McKennie Holloman McKcmie Eliror McKoon Leonard McLean Howard McLendon Melba McLendon Clifton McMickle Glory Ann McMillan Jerry McNeal Loy McNeill Jimmy McQuinn Joan Meadows Mary Ellen Meadows Shirley Meadows Sara Miles Franklin Miller Helen Miller Robert Miller Corum Mills Imogene Mixon Agnes Moody Christine Morgan Geraldine Morgan Janet Morgan Douglas Morrison Nancy Morrison Donna Moye Billy Mundy Wynell Mullenix Faye Murphy James Murphy Margaret Murphy Mike Murphy Jimmy Nation 81 Bobby Osborn Mae Overby Jane Page Helen Parker Barbara Parks Rachel Partam Shirley Pemberton John Phillips Pat Phillips Jerry Pilcher James Player Shelby Pollock William Pollock Jean Porter Bobby Powell Peggy Price June Pnchett Judy Pndgeon Norma Quattlebaum Judy Quick John Randall Shirley Raybon Nellie Jo Redmond J immy Reese Patsy Reese Billy Reeves Huey Register Jo Ann Register Juanita Reid Doris Richbury Elizabeth Riley Sara Roberts Bobby Robinson Charles Robinson Donna Robinson Ann Rodgers J. W. Rogers Mary Alice Ross Maxine Roth Peggy Russell Shelby Jean Russell Frank Sacramo Janice Sammons Donald Sanders Merle Sanders Ronald Sanders Denver Scarbrough Ann Seay Mary Lou Seay Marioric Senns Betty Sewel Donald Shirey Marilyn Singleton Faye Sinqucfield Cietis L. Skipper Gladys Smtih James Smith James Smith Joel Smith Vivian Smith 82 Gerald Spires Sara Jean Spivey Faye Spriggs Robert Stadmik Shirley Stribblina Martha Stringfcllow Ann Sullivan Dorothy Tackett Milton Tarvin Alice Taylor David Taylor Eleanor Taylor Hilery Taylor Jimmie Lane Taylor Lamar Taylor Robert Taylor J. W. Temples Vincye Temples Sybil Tmdell Shirley Thaxton Lois Thompson Edwin Tice Patricia Tidd Fred Tomblin Tommy Tucker Bennie Turnage Jackie Tyler Jerrie Tyler Jean Walden Donald Walker Betty Warcop Velva Waters Sherry Jean Watford Barbara Jean Watson Forrest Watson William Watson Janie Webb Ronald Weadon Barbara Welch Richard White Wendell Whitehurst Fred Williams Jerry Williams Julian Williams Mickey Williams Patricia William Sybil Williams Jerry Williamson Vernon Williamson Annette Wilson Barbara Wilson Joyce Wilson Peggy Wilson Travis Wilson Carole Wood Joe D Worrell TAnck idadJim Thot (pidtwmL Juniors Martha Alexander Martha Hardwick Jack Mathews Shirley Smith Rose Boczshore Wynette Hayath Morris Middleton Barbara Stacks Shirley Collier June Hendley Nancy Murray Gordon Stanton Gerald Collins Tony Hight Sara Pearce George Walden Louie Cook Janice Houston Kenneth Peoples Norman Watson Charles Crocker John Hurst Shirley Purmont Harold Wells Austin Ellis Julianne Land Barbara Ann Smith Donald White Marie Floyd Douglas Gibson William Martin Ronald Smith Richard Williams Sophomores Betty Adams Charles Hancock Lillian Pitts Franklin Spears Clara Anderson William Herring Mary Price Peggy Stonell William Barksdale Catherine Hiller Jack Ray William Thaler Wallis Barr Jimmy Humphries Ann Reeves Dorothy Thomas Julian Beavers Evelyn Hunt Carlota Roth Richard Thornton Bennie Brackins Betty Ivey Shirley Russell Willard Thurman Weare Brannon Joanne Lane Robert Sallette Irwin Travis John Bush Cleveland May Donald Sallstroin Betty Turnage Elizabeth Culpepper Dorothy McDowell Doris Sears Richard Wages Norma Culpepper Alton McFarlin Dorothy Sears Pat Walker Martha Davis Billy McLancy Charles Sewell Robert Watkins J. C. Deloach H. B. McSwain Billy Singleton Clara Watson Sybil Edwards Wiley Meeks Jack Skeen William Watson Paul Espy Gerald Ming Marcia Slayton Billy Wells Dearl Evans Judy Morris Jimmy Smith Bill Williams Donald Farrar Dick Norment Robert Smith Burton Williams Jewell Garner Tommy O'Neal Durwood Snell Mary Williams Aunice Hall Catherine Parramore Sara Snell Linnie Wofford Joe Hammond Aubrey Petty Freshmen Oliver Albert Jimmy Ellis Aline Lewis Billy Pike Bobby Ray Asbon Tony Engrisch Gloria Littleton James Pilkington C. W. Atkinson Nathan Flanagan Kyle Maley Edna Pippin Esther Barnes James E. Floyd Barbara Martin Joyce Pridgeon Bill Barron Maxine Forehand Shriley Martin Dorothy Rachels Raburn Bently Dewayne Forlines Donna May Roscoe Redden Sylvia Bigby David Gilbert Dorothy McArthur Billy Roberts Joe Bishop George Gilmer John McCraine Dan Robinson Jimmy Bowers Lamar Greene Elizabeth McNeil Dorothy Sears Jeanette Burleson Jerry Hall June McSwaine Richard Starks Carol Collier Helen Hancock Murral Molton Dorothy Strickland Patsy Cannon Henry Harris James Morey Paul Tillery Joel Carter Harold Hartin Minnie Moody Marian Thomas Charles Conkle James Herring Andy Morrison Roselyn Toole Thomas Corley Carol Hood Carolyn Murdock Jack Turner Nellie Frances Covington Helen Hopkins Billy Murphy Nita Ann Walker James Creel Charlotte Johnson Gladys Murphy Merrie Wells Ernestine Cullath Mae Jones Imogene My Ion Carolyn Williams Edward Culpepper Noah King Robert Norris Dora Wilson Frank Culverhouse Frank Lane Donald Nowling Jimmie Wilson Edwin Downs Walter Elliott Betty Jo Letton Robert Obert Royce Woods 84 fREE CHEST X-RAY Iubercjuh nv Here. JoqsdhjiA- UiqtfwuA, SUMPTER BLACKMON Head Coach Sumpter Blackmon was assistant coach at Jordan for four years before taking over the head coach's job in the fall of 1950. Since Coach Blackmon has been directing athletics at Jordan, the school has made marked progress, both in the seasons' records and in the spirit and good sportsmanship shown among the boys. J'OoibaUL First Row: Lamar Chestnut, Hugh McDaniel, Roy Elmore, James Ferrell, Bill Green, Donnie Ward, Sam Carter, Bobby Chambless, Calvin Kelley, Dolan King crief, Frank Lane, Tommy Nix, James Ethridge, Kay Slayden, John Bell, Jack Boone Sponsors: Fred McCollum, Jean Hart, Betty Weed, Gordon McLaughlin. Bobby Chambless receives the Thom McCan trophy, which is awarded each year to the most valuable Bi-City foot- ball player. Making the presentation of the trophy is Bob Pruitt, sports editor of the Columbus Enquirer. In 1951, Jordan Vocational High School fielded a team of which all Columbus was proud. This team won the Region I AA Championship, the first time this has ever been accomplished by a Jordan team. During the regular season regional play, Jordan won six games and lost one to finish in a tie with Albany for the region title. Jordan defeated Albany in the play-off in the last 45 seconds, 14-13 for the region championship. Jordan finally lost out in the game for the South Georgia title to Richmond Academy, which went on to win the state championship. Aeadows, Davis Greene, Cliff Brittingham, Don Kinser. Second Row: Donnie (ill Williams, Denard Booth, Charles Cox, Carl Hensley. Third Row: Bill Mon- .. C. MacQuirter, Ronnie Henderson, Jack Coker, Franklin McGarr. 52 (R jcL Qack iA, BOBBY CHAMBLESS Co-CaDtain ROY ELMORE Co-Captain BILLY MEADOWS SAMMY CARTER DENARD BOOTH JACK BOONE LAMAR CHESTNUT DONNIE GREENE FRANKLIN McGARR JAMES ETHERIDGE fj DONNIE WARD KAY SLAYDEN DOLAN KING BILL WILLIAMS CALVIN KELLEY JAMES FERRELL TOMMY NIX DONALD WHITE First Row, Left to Right: George Wilkinson, Jerry Braxton, Richard Miles, Billy Meadows, Wayne Ritch. Second Row: Joie Reese, John Bell, Jere Tillman, Kay Slayden, Bobby Chambless. Third Row: James Lowe (Manager), John Atkins, Don Kinser, L. C. MacQuirter, Tommy Nix, Denard Booth, Herschel Jones (Coach). fiaAlvdbalL This winter Jordan continued its domination of Bi-City basketball as the Red Jackets won their eleventh title in eleven consecutive years. The Jackets also finished second in Regional play, and captured third place in the state tournament. During the season, the Red Jackets showed signs of becoming one of Georgia's all-time great prep basketball teams. A flu epidemic slowed them down, however, just before the state tournament. The Jackets had an overall record of 20 wins against 5 losses, and scored 1,445 points to their opponents' 1,050. This gave Jordan an average of 57.8 points per game while their opponents averaged 42 points per game. 94 Early in March Mr. Shaw presented to the 1951-52 basketball team the Bi-City trophy, the Third Place trophy of the State '52 A A. Tournament, and the All-Tournament team trophy to Jerry Till- man, Kay Slayden and John Bell. Also at this time he awarded All-Region medals to Jerry T.Mman Kay Slayden, and George Wilkinson. The other cup in the picture was the one presented to Coach Jones from the graduating seniors of this basketball team. '52 (Bci ksdbalL dOm iA. Mrs W. B Skipworth with Mr. R. H. Taliaferro, Coach Sumpter Blackmon, Charles Cox, and James Ferrell view the Skipworth Trophy given to the B.-C.ty champions. This trophy is awarded each year in memory of James Skipworth, an outstanding Columbus athlete and World War II hero who was killed in action. 95 BASKETBALL SCORES Jordan scores basket in Columbus-Jordan game. Slayden tips one into basket. Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Eufaula Robert E. Lee Albany Columbus Lanier Baker Lanier Central Moultrie Tallahassee Robert E. Lee North Fulton Northside Columbus North Fulton Northside Baker Eufaula Moultrie Central Albany 50 53 50 52 53 52 74 75 60 73 60 60 70 70 54 63 41 49 44 68 62 36 24 34 45 55 56 44 49 27 56 40 45 19 44 50 18 39 60 46 40 36 STATE TOURNAMENT Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Commercial Rome Brown North Fulton 52 56 40 54 45 49 51 50 96 Jjdi hMorL KAY SLAYDEN TOMMY NIX Kay was one of the best scoring threats that we had on this year's team. He was very consistent at getting his 15 points per game. Kay played the outside on the team and was always a threat at driving in under the basket for a score. He was also a great rebounder. Kay ended a good high school basketball career by being chosen on the All-State Tournament Team and the Region One Team for the second year. Jordan will miss him for years to come GEORGE POPEYE WILKINSON George Wilkinson, better known to everyone at Jordan as Popeye , was the set-shot artist of this year's edition of the Red Jackets. He kept the de- fense loosened up by his long scoring shots. He was placed on the All-Region Team of '52. This is quite a feat, for he didn't come out for basketball until his junior year. Popeye is a senior and will be greatly missed by both coaches and fans next season JERE TILLMAN Jere was the playmaker of the Red Jackets this past season He was the captain, and he always encouraged the players whenever the going was rough. He was one of the best defensive men in the state, stealing the ball from the opposition many times during a game. Jere made the All-State Team and was placed on the All-Region Team for the third consecutive year. This was his last season to play, as he is a senior. BOBBY CHAMBLESS Although 5' 11 tall, Bobby was one of the best rebounding guards in the state. He did his share of the scoring in many games, but his main role was defense and taking the ball off the defen- sive backboard. During the state tournament, Bobby was one of the steadying influences on the team. He played well during all four games and was one of the reasons for the Red Jacket's third place victory. BILLY MEADOWS Billy was not one of the first five, but he was usually the first substitute sent into the game. He was always ready to play, worked hard during prac- tice, and always did a good job while he was in the game. Tommy was a fast guard with a great eye for the basket. He was a good rebounder and also a fair defensive man. He always scored his share of the points and could be counted on in a tight gr me. Although not a regular, Tommy saw a great deal of action. Illness forced him to miss eleven games, however, and this was a great handicap. JOIE REESE Joie, the 6' 3 Red Jacket center, was one of the most aggressive boys in the game. He played his best game of the year against Lanier, when he scored 26 points. He was a good rebounder and could be counted on to score his share of the points. JOHN BELL Being a newcomer to the squad this year, John Bell rose to great heights. He was a starter, off and on, all year mainly because he had not played the style of ball that the Red Jackets played. By the end of the year, he made a name for himself because of his sensational rebounding ability and made the All-State Tournament Team. DON KINSER Don was the big second-string center who showed flashes of brilliance at different times during the season. He is a good rebounder and team man. He is only a junior and is expected to carry most of the offensive load for the Red Jackets next year. L. C. MACQUIRTER L. C, captain elect for next year, saw a good deal of action this year as a second string forward. He has lots of spring in his legs and is a good back- board man. He is a great hustler and playmaker, and is expected to make a capable leader for the Red Jackets next year. 97 BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Tommy Nix, bobby Chambless, James Lowe, Jimmy Guest, Wayne Gilbert. Second Row: Richard Miles, Franklin McGarr, Rubin Starling, Wayne Ritch, Dolan King. Third Row: Donnie Henderson, Bobby Bodiford, John Adkins, John Horton, Robert Camp. Fourth Row: John Bell, David McDowell, Llewellys Livingston, Coach Herbert Slayden. tBaA balL In the spring most of the athletes turn their attention to the baseball diamond. This year Coach Slayden welcomed back nine lettermen and received several freshmen from Junior High who are good ball players. Last year the Red Jackets won the Bi-City cham- pionship and finished in a tie with Lanier for the region title. SOFTBALL TEAM First Row: Jo Ann Register. Second Row: Sally Seay, Jean Walden. Third Row: Shirley Peeples, Glenda Eddings, Sybil Tindell, Joyce Pridgeon, Pat Perkins. Fourth Row: Jean Jones, Esther Evans, Nellie Jo Redmond, Doris Richburg. Fifth Row: Harriet Smith, Edith Goodwin. ’CjiaIa! SofJthalL When the first day of spring roll around, all the girls in the physical education classes file out of the building with their balls and bats ready to play a fast game of softball. For six weeks each girl develops the highest degree of skill possible. Then each freshman class plays the other for the championship. This game requires the cooperation and skill of each member of the team. Long hours of practice in batting, bunting, pitching, catching and running are required to achieve highest honors in softball. 99 tihch Al Left to Right: Judy Corley, Sandra Entrekin, Sara Haines, Shirley Hewatt, Patricia Curry, Diane Boggs, Sherry Gissendonner Betty Pemberton. High marksmanship and good posture determine the success of a good archer. This is a popular sport with the girls who are restricted from strenuous physical exercise. In addition to the fun derived from competing with one another, these girls develop strong arm muscles, an erect and well-balanced posture, and an accurate sense of proportion and distance. (pjyAamicL Left to Right: Mary Jane Clemmons, Shirley Hewatt, Sandra Entrekin, Sara Haines, Diane Boggs, Shirley Martin, Peggy Landress, Shelby Pollock. Center, Standing: Patricia Curry. The building of pyramids is the climax of a six-week program of tumbling. For the most beautiful and elaborate pyramids, a combination of all skills is necessary. 100 ChsuiAbiadsLML. First Row: Barbara Howell, Peggy Preston, Royce Etheridge, Second Row: Janice Cole, Shirley Sanders. Fourth Row: Lamar Kelly. Dorothy Mayfield, Katherine Gamble. Third Row (Ba hdJbcdL Perhaps one of the fastest games of all is basketball. To master the art of pivoting, guarding, and shooting. A player must develop expert foot action. Jumbling Left to Right: Peggy Landress, Sherry Gissendanner, Sherry Jean Left to Right: Shirley Hewatt, Geraldine Henson, Watford, Shelby Pollock. Peggy Landress, Sandra Entrekin. 102 Tumbling requires more agility than any other sport. Some of the skills taught are the arm-stand, fish-flop, walk-over, back- bend, forward roll, backward roll, chest stand, and the Indian wrestle. Physical education students do a varia- tion of the forward roll called the double forward roll. This requires much agility and co-operation with fellow classmates. TRACK TEAM First Row: Jackie Coker (880 yard run, high hurdles); John Clowe (440 yard run, 880 yard run); Neal Tolson (mile run); Billy Meadows (440 yard dash, broad jump, pole vault, relay team); James Etheridge (shot put, discus throw). Second Row: James Ferrell (100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, broad jump, relay team); Denard Booth (one-half mile run, pole vault); Charles Cox (low hurdles, broad jump, pole vault, relay team); John Bell (100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, broad jump, high jump, relay team); Don- ald Kirkland (440 yard dash). Third Row: Bobby Jones (880 yard run); Bobby Bodiford (javelin throw); Joe Scarbrough (shot put, javelin throw); Coach Bill Godwin. Fourth Row: Davis Green (manager); Roy Abell (mile, broad jump). Not in Picture: Jack Boone (high jump, broad jump); Cliff Brittingham (pole vault; Jimmy Floyd (mile); Dolan King (shot put); Don Kinser (discus throw, shot put, javelin throw); L. C. MacQuirter (440 yard dash, javelin throw); Wayne Ritch (discus throw); Connie Turner (880 yard run, mile run, pole vault); George Wilkinson (880 yard run, mile run). JaoxJl During the last few years interest in track has greatly increased at Jordan, and this year the team has shown unusually good sportsmanship, both on and off the track. Under the direction of Coach Bill Godwin, who replaced Coach Ralph Pyburn, the team is expect- ing to be on top again in Bi-City competition and to make a good showing in the Region I Class AA track meets. 103 jJjjJJHH tttft • united JoqsdJwL QtrhdwL ASSISTANT R.O.T.C. INSTRUCTORS Lfet to Right: Sergeant Marshall E. Turner, Master Sergeant Ralph E. Atkins, Sergeant First Class Robert C. Long, Sergeant Olan E. Davy. MAJOR FLEGEAL Major Foster F. Flegeal is the Professor of Military Science and Tactics for the Junior ROTC unit. Through his un- ceasing efforts and outstanding ex- ample, the Jordan High School ROTC unit received an Honor Rating for the Annual Federal Inspection for the 1950-51 school year. JhiL (RaaqAvsl C0V2jL The Reserve Officers Training Corps, Junior Division, has two general objectives: (1) To lay the foundation for intelligent citizenship by teaching the principles of leadership, respect for constituted authority, and habits of precision, orderliness of posture and deportment; (2) To give the cadet basic military training which will be of benefit to him and of value to the service, if and when, he becomes a member of the military service. It is the aim of the Jordan Vocational High School ROTC to give every boy taking military training enough knowledge of military drill, methods and equipment, so that if he is called to serve his country he can do so with a maximum amount of mili- tary knowledge and a better understanding of military methods. CADET Left to Right. First Lieutenant Charles Batastini, First Lieutenant Johnny Slaughter, First Lieutenant ( Captain Bobby Whatley, First Lieutenant Bobby Bodiford, Major Bobby Chambless, Lieutenant Colonel First Lieutenant Charles Crocker, First Lieutenant Billy Meadows, Captain Billy Rowe, First Lieutenant . First Lieutenant Bobby Boatner. KAY SLAYDEN Cadet Lieutenant Colonel By virtue of his ability as a leader, his commanding voice, and his knowledge of infantry drill and allied military subjects, Kay Slayden was selected as cadet lieutenant colonel. He has done an outstanding job as cadet battalion commander dur- ing this school year. COLOR GUARD The Color Guard consists of two flag bearers and two riflemen who lead the battalion and all the parades. Left to Right: Wayne A. Rich, Donald Haney, Joe Scarborough, Charles Henson. OFFICERS obby Noell, Captain Wayne Daniel, First Lieutenant James Benefield, First Lieutenant George Hales, ay Slayden, Captain Adjutant Fred McCollum, First Lieutenant Wayne Ritch, Captain Ronald Cumbie, ames Storey, First Lieutenant Jimmy Orr, First Lieutenant Lamar Chestnut, First Lieutenant Donald White, COMPANY E Capt-in Wa ne Daniel Second Lieutenant Wayne Ritch First Lieutenant Charles Batastini First Lieutenant Bobby Noell First Lieutenant George Hales Don Kinser James Pilkinton Executive Officer Executive Officer First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon Company First Sergeant Guidon Bearer COMPANY F Captain Bobby Whatley First Lieutenant Charles Crocker First Lieutenant Bobby Boatner First Lieutenant James Storey First Lieutenant Lamar Chestnut Donnie Green Royce Etheridge Company Commander Executive Officer First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon Company First Sergeant Guidon Bearer 108 COMPANY G Captain Billy Rowe . Company Commander First Lieutenant Jimmy Orr First Platoon First Lieutenant Donald White Second Platoon First Lieutenant Billy Meadows Third Platoon Jere Tillman . Company First Sergeant Charence Eddins . Guidon Bearer COMPANY H Captain Ronald Cumbie Company Commander First Lieutenant Bobby Bodiford First Platoon First Lieutenant Johnny Slaughter . Second Platoon First Lieutenant James Benefield Third Platoon George Wilkinson Company First Sergeant Donnie Henderson Guidon Bearer 109 Robert M. Barr £o ida L tiScuniL The Jordan band, which is composed of one hundred four members, has won wide recognition in the state and the nation. For the past two years, the Band has played for the International Lions Convention in Chicago and Atlantic City. When in Chicago it won second place in competition with the high school bands throughout the United States. The band members have also given a number of concerts in various cities in the East The Band Council, the governing body of the band, is made up of one member from each section and the band officers. It has proved to be a great asset to the band. Director 1 10 (BanxL fljDAt L Leon Kimbro Delane Wallace Barbara Garrett Eugene Allen Flutes Barbara Garrett Carol Carter Maxine Roth Cariotta Roth Claire Carter Patricia Foster OFFICERS Clarinet Terry Shirey James Register Bill Pharris Pat Stewart Jynean Roughton Pearl Rigby President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Business Manager Max Smith Helen Miller Patsy Tidd Delores Hogan Patsy Daniel Joan Dennis Jeanette McGee Rada Ann Downs Elizabeth Fondren Carolyn Bacon Sybil Williams Shirley Carey Gene Culpepper Martha Stringfellow Jean Porter Shirley Meadows Annette Wilson Oboes Carmen Graham Connie Hearn bassoon Vivian Howell Alto Clarinet Ann Hobby Bass Clarinet Kyle Waites Pat Cenic Gerald Jackson Baritone Sax Ellis Goodman Alto Sax Martha Vallery Mary Dinwiddie Martha Meadows Betty Goins Cornet Harold Alexander Bob Henderson Charles Luttrell Dickie Hendry Lemuel Morgan Jimmy Cross Fred Holt John Grantham Jackie Miller Gerald Ingle Rachel Partain Ronnie Davidson Bobby Featherston Joie Smith Jimmy Hearn J. W. Rogers Carolyn Lloyd Bobby Gibbons Ronnie Carter Tenor Sax Wanda Welch Corum Mills Trombone Mickey Luttrell Bobby Eifert Norman Watson Shirley Armstrong Charles Henderson Lamar Keith Donald Kirkland Bill Reeves Jeanette Knight Baritone I key Geddmgs Charles Conkle Lamar Green Stewart Bryant Cello Lewis Ramsey Cecil Brannon Percussion Jerry Rayburn Alva Ramsey Bill Barron William Holt Joel Jackson David Goins Jackie Langford Tympani Maurice Davis French Horn Earl Scott DeVerne Garrett Jerry Obert Mack Highnote Joe Holt James Patterson Zonelle Green Shirley Jackson Bass Drum Leon Kimbro Basses Delane Wallace LaDon McIntyre James Bray Ronald Smith Billy White Stringbass Eugene Allen James Jones Cymbals Stanford Reese 1 1 1 The orchestra, which has been organized three years, gave its first concert this past Christmas. Since then it has played for several civic clubs and has provided dinner music at the Country Club on several occasions. The orchestra, composed of stringed instruments, woodwinds, and brasses, has a membership of thirty-five. Violins Patsy Green Betty Jo Bodiford Jack Kinmon Jo Bishop Martha Ann Meadows Peggy Baldwin Martha Jean Bazemore Evelyn Land Glenn Spivey Gayle Jernigan Cello Harold Alexander Jean Fuller Lewis Ramsey Cecil Brannon Flute Barbara Garrett Maxine Roth Director Mrs. Robert Barr Oboe Carmen Graham Basses Tim Logan Eugene Allen Charles Luttrell Piano Bill Pharris Cornet Dickie Hendry Lemuel Morgan French Horn Earl Scott De Verne Garrett Trombone Mickey Luttrell Bobby Eifert Percussion Leon Kimbro Maurice Davis Bill Barron JksL OhchsL iJicL VYUxsuL £JwAjua. OFFICERS Betty Madden Gerald Jackson Melvadine Riley Mr. Anson Locklear President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Director The Mixed Chorus of Jordan is an activity that offers many opportunities for develop- ing a well-rounded personality. The individual acquires poise, stage presence, and a knowledge and interpretation of fine music. Since its organization, it has played a defi- nite part in the musical life of the students of Jordan. This year the members gave a Christmas concert and performed in chapel programs and for various clubs within the city. They also sent representatives to the vocal clinics in Milledgeville and Columbus. First Row: Melvadine Riley, Joanne LeBlanc, Judy Barfield, Reba Thaxton, Ronald Boddy, Franklin Spears, Charles Yaughn, bobby Ballard, Johnnie Riley, Peggy Gavin, Mary Lee Bowen, Mr. Anson Locklear (adviser). Second Row: Eugenia Meadows, Jeanette Burns Rhunette Osteen, Betty Madden, Delores Brown, Ralph Savage, Billy Lockhart, Anita Parker, Edna Potts, Third Row: Betty Mangum Betty Jo Bloodworth, Betty Barron, Penny Appleby, Ronald Whitley, Fred Harp, James White, Alice Daffm, Uonna btuckey, Elsia Yarbrough. Not in Picture: Nanette Bagley, Catherine Collins, David Hestly, Warner Ivey, Gerald Jackson, Bobby McDanal, Franklin McGarr, Jimmy Thomas, Edwin Tice. First kow: Marilyn rmllips, Delores Brown, Becky Laftin, Bobby Efurd, Stewart Bryant, Cariotta Roth, Dianne Fuller, Jean Jones, Joe Ridley, Sally Geiger, Wayne Daniel. Second Row: Mary Francis Dinwiddie, Winnie Ruth Langley, Bobby King, Patsy Cannon, Charles Henderson, DeVern Garrett. Third Row: Pat Cenic, Shirley Hewett. (DaomoLul Qlub OFFICERS Winnie Ruth Langley Joe Ridley Sally Geiger President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer The Dramatic Club is composed of a group of high school students who are interested in staging and acting. Foh their spring production this year, the group presented Men Are Like Streetcars. The leading roles were played by Dolores Brown and Stewart Bryant. This is the seventh three-act play the club has presented since its organization. The club is a work group. In addition to acting, the members stage and produce each play,. Men Are Like Streetcars was well received by the audience. The club is under the direction of Miss Margaret Cox and Miss Nancy Francisco. 114 Left to right: Jeanette Gruber, Betty Hodges, Kathryn Grimes, Deinan Mcisennie, Merle Watford, Carolyn Watford, Sue Dorriety, Frances Andrews, Judy Harris, Miss Evelyne Smith, Nancy Fortner, Barbara Sewell, Sandra Middlebrooks, Mrs. Maurice Londans” Janet Williams, Nadine King, Nancy Hall, Sara Jean Stratford, Mildred Holmes, Sherry Watford, Shirley Smith. JhsL JjibhaAL (fLub OFFICERS Barbara Sewell President Judy Harris . . Vice-President Nancy Fortner Secretary Janet Williams ... Treasurer Miss Evelyne Smith, Mrs. Maurice Loridans Advisers The Jordan Library Club was organized in 1951-52. There are three main purposes of the club: to sponsor a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library service, to stimulate reading interests, and to improve the library service of the school. Any student who wishes to join the library club is eligible for membership. 115 The Future Homemakers of America is a local, state, and national organization. The emblem is a house supported by two hands—one hand belonging to a boy, one hand to a girl—symbolizing the fact that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The four hundred twenty girls enrolled in the Home Economics Classes are members of the club. The goals of the F. H. A are to make the girls better citizens, more efficient and more understanding homemakers, and to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership in well-regulated homes of their own. This year the members have contributed to the State Scholarship Fund; given food, clothing, and toys to the poor; and helped the sick. Peggy Russell Jean Blankenship Eugenia Faulkner Shirley Hewitt Jane Page Kathryn Mims Betty Corcocran Nancy Benefield PRESIDENTS OF THE FOURTEEN CHAPTERS Sigma Epsilon Alpha Delta Chi Alpha Beta Sigma Chi Kappa Gamma Kappa lota Kappa Omichron Kappa Chi Rita Markert Sarah Davis Patsy Tidd Alice Mitchem Barbara Wilson Frances Johnson lota Chi Sigma Chi Epsilon Phi Nu lota Nu Pi Nu Delta Gamma Miss Louise Randall, Miss Betty Coon, Miss Mary Ann Wansley Advisers 116 In Front: J°yce Tillman, Hilda Register. First Row: Betty Hammock, Grace Wood, Shirley Hood, Frances Hargett, Sarah Vin- son, Ann Barrington, Shirley Bean, Jean Brooks, Ernestine McCoy, Jo Ann Willis. Second Row (Seated): Hazel Bailey Willa Uean Taylor Jean Miles, Marcia Slayton, James Starling, Benma Poore, Ann Hales. Third Row (Standing): Mary Alice Bedsole, Nancy Benefield, Glenms Ferrell, Jeanette Senn, Betty Lafton, Eddie Weems, Jim Pilkington, Charles Martin. Fourth Row: Bemse Lindsey, Pat McCollum, Barbara Murphy, Gwendolyn Hodges, Patricia Skipper. Not in Picture: Helen O'Hearn, Barbara Patterson, Annette Rogers, Betty Wagner. 5(VldsjfL QLub Hilda Register Pat McCollum Benise Lindsey Hazel Bailey Annette Rogers Mrs. Margaret Gunter OFFICERS .......................... President Vice-President ...................... Secretary .......................... Treasurer Program Chairman Adviser The Garden Club consists of students who are interested in growing flowers as well as in arranging them for the home. The group meets twice a month and conducts pro- grams in which a study is made of different flowers. For its main project the club has a garden in one of the courts between the school building. This gives the members first hand information in gardening and enables them to use the flowers to beautify the building. First Row Jerry Rayburn. Second Row: Martha Kelley, Joan Hillhouse, Connie McQumn. Jh'rd Row. David McIntyre Gordon McFarlin Kenneth Brock. Fourth Row: Yvonne Partain, Barbara Granato Dorothy Hall, William G'Be,,e- VanLandmqham Nancy Johnston, Fifth Row: Janet Hulbert, Harold Wells, Stanford Reese Jr Sixth Row. Martha Hard- wick Mary Belle Wright. Seventh Row: Jynean Roughton. Not in Picture: Martha Alexander, Sara Baker, Knox Bea V' Jr ' James Brannon, Betty Featherston, Barbara Patterson, Betty Scott, Elizabeth Thompson, Levell Thompson, Audrey Williams, Barbara Young. (D. £. Club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Publicity Chairman Adviser OFFICERS Barbara Young Jerry Rayburn Yvonne Partain Nancy Johnston Jynean Roughton Miss Mary Jo Wheeler The Distributive Education Club is composed of the Juniors and Seniors enrolled in the Distributive Education classes. Its purpose is to create an interest in and an appreciation of retail wholesale and service establishments in order to encourage the use ot high ethical standards in business. In the club activities and in the field of distribution, this orgamza- tion strives to develop leaders who are competent, aggressive, self-reliant, cooperative, and patriotic. The club is affiliated with both the state and national organizations. 118 First Row: Hilda Braswell Marilyn Hethcox, Florine Wade, Sannie Mae Davis, Frances Stocks, Betty Renka, Gerline Brown, Henri- etta Jones, Carolyn Page, Barbara King. Second Row: Quay Hayes, James Ferrell, Barbara Sacramo, Audrey Hestley, Alice Hen- dricks, Joanne Creel, Gerald,ne Henson, Effie Cofield, Wilbur McLendon Third Row: Lowell Moore, Clark Langford, George Haines James Redmond, Ronald Brooks, Ronnie Johnston, Ronald Parker, Charles Cox, Charles Sanders Fourth Row: Mr Richard Gunter (Adviser), Max Hertwick, Donnie Ward, Donald Thomas, Glynn Eiland, Bobby Turner. (to- C- J- Nancy Bartley Bobby Turner Barbara King Ronnie Johnston Donald Thomas Barbara Sacramo Mr. Richard Gunter OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Reporter Adviser Frances Stocks State D. C. T. President The D. C. T. Club is composed of all boys and girls at Jordan who participate in the Diversified Cooperative Training Program. The purpose of this program is to provide a practical education for all students who are not planning to enter professional occupations. These students attend school half a day and work half a day. In this way they receive organized instruction as well as actual experience in a specific field. 119 First Row: Carolyn West, Patsy Harvey, Julia Hutcherson, Barbara Garrett, Shirley Sanders, Carol Carter, Peggy Preston, Ann Crowson, Marilyn Hethcox, Pat McCollum, Larvell McDermont. Second Row: Marie Williford, Barbara Williams, Carole Eden- field, Joyce George, Annette Lindsey, Nancy Bartley, Wilburn Johnson, Joan Andersen, Eileen Nix, Mrs. Scott, Joie Reese. Third Row: Miss Binns, Reba Tyler, Cecil Best, Barbara Davis, June Ezell, Frances Stocks. Fourth Row: Barbara Sewell, Benise Lindsey, Sandra Middlebrook, Janette Williams, Inas Dillard, Gayle Harris, Bobby Ballard, Bennie Poore, Pat Perkins, Shirley Peoples, Barbara Donahoo, Annie Murl Allen, Berlon Ezell, Carolyn Culpepper, Joy Culliver. Fifth Row: Bobby Boatner, Jerry Obert. (B hituL JhfL SaurviLL QLub OFFICERS Carol Carter President Shirley Sanders . . . . Vice-President Larvell McDurmont Treasurer Wilburn Johnson . . Secretary Mrs. Aggie Dean Scott, Miss Barbara Binns Advisers A's and B's in Social Studies are the magic stepping stones in the Behind the Scenes Club. Under the capable leadership of President Carol Carter, the club has become out- standing in the school and city. A handsome oil painting of the principal, Mr. R H. Taliaferro, was presented to the school and is to be hung in the hall near the portraits of the former principals of Jordan. Special activities of the year included the presentation of a Talent Night Show and trips to the state capitals in Atlanta and Montgomery. The members also visited other places of interest such as the Cyclorama, Rich's Department Store, and the publishing house of the Atlanta Journal. 120 Seated, Left to Right: Janice Cole, Annie Murl Allen, Iris Tarvin, Martha Nell Coleman, Martha Johnson. Standing, Left to Right: Jackie Thompson, Mrs. Stancil, Gayle Harris, Marilyn Tucker, Annette Sanders, Betty Thweatt, Jim Hart, Ronald Whitman. (jwihswt fcvwhu Club Iris Tarvin Janice Cole Martha Johnson Ronald Whitley Mrs. G. B Stancil OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser The Current Events Club was organized this year with the purpose of enlightening students on world affairs, so that they might have a greater knowledge and better under- standing through study and service. 121 First Row: Don Gill, Charles Batastini, Ronald Newsome, Robert Finey. Second Row: Jimmy Humphries, Donald Payne, Harvel Johnson, Earl Leverett, Charles Watson, Bobby Boatner. Third Row: Donald Chambers, Brady Turner, Douglas Bierman, Dana Phillips, Jimmy Thomas. Fourth Row: Ramon Long, Tommy Milngan, Mr Hnck, Clarence Eddins. Not in Picture: Joe Weekley, Thurston Yaughn. Vtfachajw Cbitdu (flub OFFICERS Thurston Yaughn Tommy Milligan Clarence Eddins Ramon Long Mr. E. D Finck President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser The Mechanical Arts Club, composed of Juniors and Seniors in the machine shop, was orzanized this year. Mr. Finck, the adviser and instructor of the machine shop courses, plans to make this club a job-finding club for the graduates as well as active club members. After graduation the old members become honorary members. 122 First Row: Mary Lee Bowen, Melvadine Riley, Eugenia Meadows. Second Row: Joyce Wiggins, Alice Daffin, Peggy Preston, Peggy Gavin, Gertrude Davis, Barbara Donahoo. Third Row: Mrs. Benson, bhirley Sanders, Hatsy Harvey, Joan Andersen, ann Crowson, Peggy Howell, Miss Anthony, Anentte Lindsey. Fourtn Row: Katherine Gamble, Sara Daffin, Denise Little. Fifth Row: Jimmie Lee Joiner, Reba Tyler, Peggy Pruitt, Betty McGreggor, Shirley Price, Julie Hutcherson, Thelma Hix, Carole Eden- field, Joyce George, Barbara Davis. Members Not in Picture: Inas Dillard, June Ezell, Suzanne Gilmore, Patricia Harper, Dorothy Mayfield, Joyce McRae, Anita Parker, Edna Potts, Ann Smith, Marie Williford. J'ldtWisL (BuMmAA, JjiadsihA jofc (ImsihkjcL OFFICERS Patricia Harvey President Joan Andersen ...... Vice-President Ann Crowson Secretary Peggy Howell . Treasurer Shirley Sanders Reporter Miss Elisabeth Anthony, Mrs. Lillian Benson Advisers The Future Business Leaders of America is a national youth organization for business students. It is sponsored by the United Business Education Association, a Department of the National Education Association. The FBLA organization seeks to achieve the following goals: develop competent, aggressive business leadership; strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work; create more interest and understanding in the intelli- gent choice of business occupations; encourage members to improve the home and community; participate in monthly under- takings for the improvement of business and community; encourage members in the development of individual projects and in establishing themselves in business; develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism; participate in cooperative effort; encourage and practice thrift; encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty; provide and encourage the development of organized recreational activities; and to improve and establish standards for entrance upon store and office occupations There are 39 charter members in the Jordan FBLA Chapter. The club was organized on January 7, 1952; and it is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Columbus. 123 First Row: Billy Mundy, Don Shirey, Dorothy Moore, Denver Scarborough, Charles Brookshire. Second Row Ruth Hendrix, William Pollock, Jeanne Allen, Sue Ward, Barbara Tucker, Jimmy Hubbard, Kenneth Strickland. Third Row: Homer Kimmons, Clarence Hindsman, Ronnie Sanders, Norman Gulley, Jack Henderson, J. W. Temples, Ronald McQu.nn Miss Parker Fourth Row: Frances Streetman, Elaine Wilkinson, Jeanette Sawyer, Hilery Taylor, Jimmy Langley, Don Hardy, Roy Abell, James Smith. Not in Picture: Richard Thompson, Warner Ivey, Billy Burns, Bobby McDanal, Edwin Tice, Jane Gilmer. Jsl L Juba. JinksJt u OFFICERS Billy Mundy Donald Shirey Dorothy Moore Denver Scarborough Miss Virginia Parker President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Adviser The 'Test Tube Tinkers is the newly organized science club. Membership is open to anyone interested in science. Each member is given an opportunity to develop as far as possible the skill, talents, and aptitudes he possesses. 124 First Row: Alice Daffin, Mary Lee Bowen, Barbara Davis, Ann Crowson, Marilyn Hethcox, Joan Andersen, Frances Streetman, Sally Geiger. Second Row: Peggy Gavin, Ernestine Langdale, Caral Barton, Sarah Daffin, Elcse Bowden, Delores Parinno, Eugenia Meadows, Melvadine Riley, Betty Madden. Third Row: Jimmie Lee Joiner, Edna Potts, Denise Little, Betty Cocoran, Jean Walden, Glory McMillian, Nancy Morrison, Ann Rogers. Fourth Row Eileen Nix, Sarah Baker, Bobby Eifurd, Carol Chestnut, Peggy Russel, Betty Jo Bloodworth, Betty Wagner, Edna McDurmont, Vernon Williamson. Fifth Row: Bobby Boatner, Barbara Parks, Bobby Ballard, Shirley Sanders, Richard Barkley, Charles Gavin, Roy Abel. Sixth Row: Shirley Martin, Janie Webb, Dorothy Rachels, Jimmy Middleton, Talmadge Tyler, Bobby Whatley, Peggy Howell, Miss Evelyn VanLandingham (Adviser). JhsL Ctmohiam. Qjuju l (fhd, Qjwaa, QowudL OFFICERS Barbara Davis President Marilyn Hethcox . Vice-President Joan Andersen Secretary Mary Lee Bowen Treasurer Frances Streetman . Reporter Miss Evelyn VanLandingham Adviser The American Junior Red Cross Council strives to complete its aims of service to home, country, and school. This year the Junior Red Cross Council packed fifty-three gift boxes for overseas, took a variety show to Fort Benning, donated linens and decora- tions to make the infirmary more cheerful, made thirty-one lapboards for Fort Benning hos- pitals, and soft toys of plastic for the children's hospital; also, yearly projects of collecting cartoons and other items were carried out. Members of the club, in addition to working at the American Red Cross Chapter office on week-ends, assisted with the Blood Bank program and Coffee Hour for the soldiers at Fort Benning. 125 First Row: Tommy Nix, Denard Booth, James Lowe, Sammy Carter, James Ethridge. Second Row: Bobby Chambless, Bobby Bodiford, Charles Cox, John Bell, L. C. MacQuirter. Third Row: Carl Hensley, Ronnie Cannon, Fred Carter, Fred King. Fourth Row: Donnie Green, David McDowell. Fifth Row: Frank Lane, Bill Williams. Sixth Row: Wayne Ritch, James Ferrell. Seventh Row: George Wilkinson, Donnie Ward, Dolan King, Billy Meadows. T' CM OFFICERS Bobby Chambless President George Wilkinson Vice-President Roy Elmore ......................................... Treasurer Miss Margaret Cox, Mr. Herbert Slayden, Mr. Sumpter Blackmon..................................Advisers The J Club consists of boys who have been awarded a letter for their excellence in one or more of the four major sports in which Jordan participates. They are football, basketball, baseball and track. The aim of the club is to promote school activities, particularly athletics, on a high physical, mental, and moral plane. 126 Seated Left to Right- Bobby Ballard, Larry Roberts, Jimmy Orr, Wilburn Johnson, Bobby Chambless, Billy Meadows. Stand- ing Left to Right- Larry Campbell, Larvell McDurmont, Bill Jameson, John Malo, Kay Slayden, Tommy Nix, Charles Batastini, John Bell, Kenneth Peoples, Fred McCollum, Don Kinser. Not in Picture: Leon Kimbro, Johnny Johnson, Bobby Boatner, Charles Cox, Donald Bullock, James Storey. Jordan's Key Club, which is sponsored by Kiwanis International, is a club which has a steadying influence on the school and student body as a whole. The members under- take projects which, when put into effect, will serve to better the school and community. To become a member of the Key Club, a boy must be at least a sophomore and have a scholastic average of B. He must be recommended by his teachers and the principal of the school. OFFICERS Wilburn Johnson Jimmy Orr Donald Bullock Mr. Herschel Jones President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Adviser 127 First Row (Sitting): Dorothy Mayfield, Ann Adams, Shirley Sanders. Second Row (Standing): Frances Streetman, Ann Smith. Kay Slayden, Peggy Pruitt, Eleanor Gilmer, Jeanette Jackson. Not in Picture: Miss Helen Shepard, Adviser. QuilL aruL ScholL The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for junior and senior journal- ists. Jordan's chapter was organized in the spring of 1949 with five charter members. It now has nine members. To be eligible for membership, a student must be in the upper third of his classes in general scholastic standing; he must have done superior work in writing, editing, or business management; he must be a member of either the Newspaper or the Year Book Staff; he must be recommended by the school principal or publications adviser; and he must be approved by the Executive Secretary of the Quill and Scroll. 128 Left to Right: Barbara King, Berlon Ezell, Marilyn Hethcox, Shirley Price, Barbara Davis, Cecil Best, Frances Streetman, Shirley Sanders, Willodean Thorpe, Marie Williford, Thurston Yaughn, Annie Murl Allen, Carole Edenfield, Betty Joyce Tidd, Wilburn Johnson, Ann Crowson, Gertrude Davis, Joan Andersen, Joyce Holman, Carol Carter, Jerry Obert. TlcdtjwnaL dtvruA, Sociabf v£. SoamdaJu Schools (David. (fhapkiA. OFFICERS Joan Andersen . President Thurston Yaughn . Vice-President Ann Crowson Secretary Jerry Obert Treasurer “Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are cardinal qualities worthy of en- couragement in all schools. The David Chapter was organized in 1951 in memory of Frank C. David, who was a dearly beloved teacher and principal of Jordan Vocational High School. 129 First Row Cecil Best. Second Row: Richard Hardy, George Wilkinson, Thurston Yaughn Third Row Bob Henderson, John Clowe, Gerald Jackson, DeLane Wallace. Fourth Row: Bobby Eifert, John' Malo James Benef.eld, Edd.e ford Fifth Row: Leon K.mbro, Donald Bullock, David McIntyre, Eugene Allen, Jimmy Middleton. Sixth Row. Ronald Brooks, Harold Alexander, Max Smith, Billy Rowe, Bill Pharis, Neal Tolson, Bobby Whatley. Seventh Row: Royce Bakins, Eddie Weems, Bob Bears, Jimmy Wallace, Larry Roberts, Terry Shirey, Bill Jameson. Standing. Mr. Anson Locklear, Miss Evelyn VanLand- ingham. Not in Picture: L. C. MacQuirter, Jimmy Register, Billy Rolling, Earl Smith, Charles Yaughn. QtfidarL JdlowAhifL diL-fy OFFICERS Cecil Best Thurston Yaughn DeLane Wallace George Wilkinson Richard Hardy Miss Evelyn VanLandingham, Mr. Anson Locklear President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Advisers Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, clean living —these are the components of the platform of the newly organized Hi-Y Club at Jordan. During the year the members of the club have participated in many worthwhile com- munity services such as assisting in the Red Feather Drive, giving baskets of food to needy families on Christmas and Thanksgiving, filling Red Cross gift boxes to be sent overseas, conducting devotionals in chapel, and in conjunction with the Tri-Hi-Y's sponsoring Teen Talks and organizing other H-Y's and Tri-Hi-Y's. This club was organized in September by the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y to help produce better citizens for a fast growing world. 130 First Row: Carol Barton, Gertrude Davis, Peggy Rumsey, Millie Johnston. Second Row: Ernestine Langdale, Barbara Williams, Alice Boone, Janelle Johnson. Third Row: Janice Cole, Sara Jean Stratford, Miss Margaret Hardy (adviser), Miss Mary Ann Wanslev (adviser), Denise Little, Peggy Howell. Fourth Row: Janet Williams, Barbara Sewell, Shirley Murray, Sara Robinson. Fifth Row: Doretha Barber, Iris Tarvin, Annette Lindsey, Joyce George. Sixth Row: Martha Nell Coleman, Shirley Jackson, Carolvn Johnson, Irene Culpepper. Seventh Row: Alice Daffin, Betty Paul, Carolyn West. Eqihth Row: Sandra Middlebrooks. Since the organization of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, in 1933, the members have tried to carry out the purpose of creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community higher standards of Christian Character. During the year the members have had many special projects. Among their activi- ties were the filling of Red Cross boxes, and the contributing of fruit and a Christmas box to the Orphans' Home and to a needy family. They also sent Christmas Cards to the hospitals, assisted in the March of Dimes Campaign, and gave a scrapbook to the school. OFFICERS Gertrude Davis Carol Barton President Vice-President Peggy Rumsey Millie Johnson Secretary Treasurer Advisers Miss Margaret Hardy, Miss Mary Ann Wansley 131 First Row: Margaret McGreggor, Ann Adams, Geraldine Gamble. Second Row: Miss Sybil Stone (Adviser), Jane Liddell, Caro- lyn Gilbert, Bobbie June Efurd, Delores Brown, Charlene Helms, Miss Vera Allen (Adviser). Third Row: Betty Ivey, Betty McGreggor, Nancv Murray, Pat Carter, Dorothy Culbreth, Johnnie Riley, Mary Ellen Rushing, Annette Robinson, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Betty Ann Davis. Not in Picture: Dorothy Brock, Dorothy Gaffney, Marilyn Hethcox, Shirley Kinney, Marcia Slayton, Eleanor Taylor fieia. Jhi-d OFFICERS Anne Adams President Mary Ann Wilkinson Secretary Joan Andersen Treasurer Miss Sybil Stone, Miss Vera Allen . . . Advisers Since its organization in 1939, the Beta Tri-Hi-Y has tried to carry out the purpose and platform of the Tri-Hi-Y, and its members have served the school and community to the best of their ability. This year the Betas have participated in many worthwhile projects. They are as fol- lows: helping to sponsor a Bible study project in the school, assisting in the Red Feather Drive, selling poppies, assisting in devotionals, preparing baskets for needy families, help- ing teachers, and co-sponsoring a Leap Year Dance to raise funds. In the spring the members held a Mother-Daughter Banquet so that the parents could get acquainted. The club had several members to participate in the Youth Trial, sent delegates to the Youth Conference, and was awarded an A plaque for being an honor club during the year. 132 RorlLRT: a.Ten G,rahamU Barba';a cGar,ret,-c Shirley Armstrong, Shirley Bean, Kathleen Brook.ns. Second Row Mary Lee Bowen, Ann Kitchens, Joyce Copeland, Shirley Sanders, Thelma Hix, Delores Barr Peqqy Gavin Third Row Frances Streetman Mrs. J. A. Greene, Jean Hart. Fourth Row: Gwendolyn Hodges. Mildred Mears Jeanette Jackson Elean Gilmer, Cariotta Roth, Patricia Harper, Suzanne Gilmore, Mary Frances Dinwiddie. SammcL JhL-dtL-lJ. OFFICERS Shirley Sanders Joyce Copeland Thelma H ix Henrietta Jones Mrs. J. A. Greene President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Since its organization in 1941, the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y has tried to carry out the pur- pose and platform of the Tri-Hi-Y, and its members have endeavored to be of service to the school and community. The Gamma was the State Champion Tri-Hi-Y Club from 1949 through 1951 and for three consecutive years the club has won the Atlanta Constitution Plaque for presenting one of the four best bills at the Youth Assembly. The club also won the State Plaque for Teen Talks. One member of the club was elected secretary of the Central West District Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs for 1951-52; one member received the jeweled Tri-Hi-Y pin for outstanding work in Tri-Hi-Y; two members were elected officers of the 1952 Youth Assem- bly; and an adviser was made a member of the National Fellowship Club The club also sent one edelegate to the International Y. M. C. A. Hi-Y Convention in Cleveland Ohio and two delegates to the Blue Ridge, North Carolina, Conference. They enrolled 38 027 students in the annual High School Bible Study Project. 133 Firs. Row: Ann Dav.dson, Ann Crowson. Dorothy Mayfield Carol Carter Ar.emeoa artin Row. J rnie Lee Joiner. Peggy Pruitt, Miss Marjorie Snow (Adviser). Quito. JhL-dfL-% OFFICERS Dorothy Mayfield Ann Davidson Ann Crowson Carol Carter Miss Marjorie Snow President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Adviser The Delta Tri-Hi-Y, which was organized in 1949, has been very active in school and community projects and campaigns. This year the members sent baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas and gave fruit and toys to children in the hospitals. They participated in the Poppy Day sales the March of Dimes, and the Crippled Children's Campaign, and contributed to the Red Cross, the Cancer Fund, and the David Howell Fund. They also assisted the other Tri- Hi-Y Clubs and the Hi-Y in presenting a series of Teen Talks in assembly. 134 First Row: Patricia Phillips, Jean Blankinship Martha Lindsey, Penny Appleby, Barbara Welch, Carol Bacon, Barbara Boyett beeond R°w ara Miles, Faye Murphy, Faye Smquefield, Jeanme Hubbard, Eugenia Faulkner, Edna McDowell. Third Row M.ss Margaret Garrison, Mary Lou Jones, Jerrie Tyler, Janet Morgan, Shirley Thaxton, Ester Evans, Miss Pearle Tedder Janice bammons, Nancy Morrison. sdcL jAi-Xi-y, OFFICERS Penelope Appleby Barbara Welch Jean Blankenship Martha Lindsey Eugenia Faulkner Miss Pearle Tedder, Miss Margaret Garrison President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Devotional Chairman Advisers The Zeta Tri-Hi-Y, which was organized in 1949, is composed of freshmen qirls inter- ested in Tri-Hi-Y work. The members have been very active this year and have participated in a number of schoo! and community activities. As their first project, they sold $100 worth of poppies for the V F. W., for which they received a reward. At Christmas they gave food, clothing, and toys to a needy family. They also gave a basket of fruit to a convalescent home. During the spring term, they made posters for the Cancer Drive. Six delegates attended a planning conference in Grifin. The members took some time out for pleasure and had a social on Valentine's Day. 135 First Row: Ronald Whitley, John Malo, Donald Corley, Franklin McGarr, Larvell McDurmont, Bobby Whatley, Bobby Ballard, James Ethridge. Second Row: Morris Middleton, James Hart, Jack Ray. Not in Picture: Major Flegeal (Instructor). JhsL fUftlsi Jsjcwl Rifle marksmanship is an integral part of our American Heritage. In Junior ROTC every student is given a course in the basic principles of rifle marksmanship and fires a course with the .22 caliber rifle designed to acquaint him with the finer points of rifle firing. The outstanding rifle shots of the ROTC unit and others in the ROTC who show a desire to go further in rifle marksmanship make up the Jordan High School Rifle Team. This team operates like any other school athletic team and fires in competition with other high schools in Columbus and such other teams as Clift High of Opelika, Lanier of Macon, and R. E. Lee of Thomaston. In addition to competing with these schools, the team has also competed in the National Randolph Hearst Trophy Match, and the Third Army Area Inter- scholastic Match, in which high schools all over the United States compete. 136 VtlajiAQJttAA Carol Carter Sue Hancock Martha Ann Meadows Patricia Harper Vivian Howell 137 Left to Right: Shirley Ellerbee, Marilyn Miller, Betty Jarvis, Eleanor Gilmer, George Wilkinson, Jeanette Jackson, Kay Slayden, Frances Streetmna, Cariotta Roth, Ann Adams. JhsL QahminsL and EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Peggy Pruitt . Editor Ann Adams Business Manager Shirley Sanders Managing Editor Sylvia Brown Asst. Manager Ann Smith News Editor Betty Jarvis Asst. Manager Dorothy Mayfield Feature Editor Frances Streetman Asst. Manager Kay Slayden . . Sports Editor Marilyn Miller Asst. Manager REPORTERS Cariotta Roth, Eleanor Gilmer, Jeanette Jackson, Shirley Ellerbee, George Wilkinson Miss Helen Shepard Adviser The staff of the CARMINE AND GREY is composed of members of the journalism class who have shown special aptitude in writing and editing and of other students who make outstanding contributions to the newspaper. The CARMINE AND GREY is pub- lished monthly and contains news of the individual students and of the school in general. It also gives the opinion of the students and faculty members on important issues. 138 The Staff, Seated, Left to Right Barbara Garrett, Kay Slayden, Denise Little, Bobby King, Eleanor Taylor, Kathsrine Gamble, Richard Hardy, Mary Lee Bowen, Peggy Howell, Jean Hart, Earl Scott, Peggy Preston. Standing, Left to Right: Jimmie Lee Joiner, Eileen Nix, Carolyn Page, Dana Phillips, Miss Evelyn VanLandmgham (Adviser), Thurston Yaughn, Joyce Wiggins. JhiL JktL Composed of members of the senior class, the Red Jacket staff is one of the most active groups at Jordan. The 1952 staff has worked diligently and happily to present an artistic and interesting year-book. An annual publication at Jordan, the Red Jacket portrays the cherished memories and activities of the students. The advisers are Mrs. Julia M. (J. T.) Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth M. (J. A.) Greene, and Miss Evelyn VanLandingham. 139 issbajvrry irr nmfjtfboQ Compliments of BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY Storey's Feed Seed Store FEED FOR EVERY NEED U. S. Poliorum Passed Chicks 4053 Hamilton Rd. Phone 7-4611 Compliments of Columbus Drug Company 24 12th St. and Medical Arts Pharmacy 1316 13th Ave. Compliments of MAGIC OVEN BAKERY 1044 Talbotton Ave. Phone 6408 HARRIS MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. Home of the HUDSON HORNET 142 In the Heart of Columbus milk ice cream VALLEY PAINT AND VARNISH COMPANY Authorized CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE WELLS MOTORS, Inc. 1013 and 1014 13th Street Diai 2-1423 STEELMASTER MACHINE AND TOOL CO. Your Business Is Appreciated 3628 Hamilton Ave. Phone 6022 We Specialize in Ornamental Iron Work Machine Shop Work Electric and Acetylene Welding MOTOR SALES COMPANY OF COLUMBUS Your Merry Oldsmobile Dealer 1300 Fifth Avenue Columbus, Georgia 143 Compliments of THE AUTO SUPPLY CO. —Wholesale— PARTS, BEARINGS, SUPPLIES 1240 First Avenue Dial 2-7385 Compliments of McCARDLE'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SUPPLIES Beauty and Barber Supplies and Equipment Dial 5991 ' 214 10th Street Compliments of DONALD LEEBERN FURNITURE COMPANY 231 38th Street Dial 7-7441 KROEHLER PULLMAN Living Room Furniture YOU HAVE TO HAND IT TO LOUIE'S EVERY THURSDAY Golden Brown FRIED CHICKEN DINNER 60c Open 24 Hours Daily 11 East 11 th Street ICE PLANTS — REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING —HEATING SUPPLIES BUILDING SPECIALTIES MILL SUPPLIES Columbus Iron Works Co. 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