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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1953 volume:

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The Freedoms Foundation Awards are offered annually to American schools which point up the fundamental principles on which our way ot lite is based. Director of JVHS Programs Winning Freedoms Foundation Awards for three consecutive years. Freedom - operates continuously at Jordan through student franchise, Jmadomn, D . dwafwla, lVaIley Forge, Pennsylvanial For the third consecutive year Jordan High School has received the Freedoms Foun- dation Awards for teaching and achieving the American way of life. .lordan's award this year consisted of an all-expense paid pilgrimage to Valley Forge for Mrs. Scott and Iris Tarvin and a Freedom Library consisting ot film, books, recordings, and other teaching aids. Jordan was selected on the strength of several of its school programs which empha- size the American way of life. Mrs. Scott's social studies classes, which were responsible for the past two awards, contributed tape re- cordings ot a radio broadcast and a summary of their panel for parents. Summaries of Student Council activities and assembly prorgams and school newspaper editorials giving emphasis to democracy were part of Jordan's entry. Jordan's band also figured in the award, having taken part in the American Legion Convention in New York last summer. 79.53 ' fzeealdma g - 9 301, Qnmomacq, BY HAROLD GIBSON ISECOND PLACE ESSAY, MUSCOGEE COUNTYI . ln a small soft voice, from the depths of the dark murky void which in today's tangled snarled mess that we call a mighty civilization, a great age, the Age of Golden Opportunity, a message is coming-a message not commanding, not begging, not fearsome, but a message in such a soft gentle tone, hardly audible-seemingly softer than a whisper-that even the most hardened Anti-Christian Socialist cannot help stopping to listen-and think. It is a great message. lt is a message of hope for the downtrodden and enslaved, a message of warning to all those who would seek to enslave mankind. lt is the message of freedom and of peace. ls this small voice able to carry such a great message? Can it be heard around the world: in Eu- rope, in America, in the Pacific, in the Atlantic? No, it cannot be heard around the world, for in many parts of our world the lust for power has thrown up iron curtains through which the voice cannot pene- trate-curtains of hate, of murder, of propaganda, of slavery. More than one-third of mankind today is enslaved by power-mad men. They cannot hear the message. Can others? Can Americans understand what the message means? Do they know where its text was taken? Can they repeat what it says? I can. l know its Speaker well. I know the source of its text. l can understand its meaning. l can repeat what it says. And to the small voice I will add my voice, and the small voice will be amplified by my voice. The voice will be a little louder, a little more compelling, the message, a little stronger. And to my voice another voice will be added, and to this voice more voices, and to these voices even more voices until the first voice is loud yet pleasant, and compelling yet gentle. And then it will be heard around the world. lt will penetrate the iron curtains until the power-mad men will run and hide in the deepest darkest corners of their cellars, until the downtrodden will walk with heads held high, until the enslaved will throw off their bondage. lt will sound louder and louder until peoples will enjoy all the freedoms that the Maker intended: freedom to establish their own governments, freedom to worship as they please, freedom to speak without fear, freedom to love and be loved, freedom to live in peace and freedom to awake in peace. When these things are accomplished, the voice will become inarticulate, but it will still remain an undying echo as a symbol and as a warning. And then when men seek power they will remember the message, they will walk softly, they will cease their conquests and will return from where they came. How do l know these things? As I have said, l know the Speaker and I understand the message. How can others learn the meaning? Simply by bowing their heads and praying. Then they will meet the Speaker. He will teach them the meaning, and then they can repeat it, too. Then they will add their voices to our voices, and the message will be a little louder, a little more compelling, a little stronger. It will carry a little farther, lt will penetrate a little more of the iron curtains. lt will carry a little more hope, a little more warning. Here is my voice. l speak for Christian democracy now and forever. 6012, Crflulv, Jm, Qxznwrfzacq, PRIZE-WINNING ESSAYS ADVOCATING THE PRIVATE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AS THE AMERICAN WAY .mn ' JIMMY ORR BARBARA SEWELL EDDIE TILLMAN First Place Second Place Second Place State State County and County 6012, lead Jim way, Jn Qunorhacq, THROUGH AMERICAN-SANCTION ED ACTIVITIES IRIS TARVIN L. C. MacQUlRTER Best Girl Citizen at 'Jordans - Boy of-the Year of Columbus -DAR Contest Optimist Club Contest t ag 7wamzmu lege 1 I -Q x M tt 3,3 J , . xi A f:fQ7l.-2,?- . 4 Y 1 13? N SQ. Xt V, .P . W, wth '-,',QJi-V11,iQi9?Q- til Q 1 , , 035, ',g'g!f?3f -if f-I 1 -ff M fig -3 Im L4 ,qt 5 - 5 4 f - , -t W .Jy1 rf, Eg 4 . ggy w L P' A gf x ' L f 5 .q 1,4 . F A ' Q rg A . .A , ,, 'f - P M T 1 f 1 '14 S - lf at' -' 5 . 1,53 B, . f-, , I , ,ft-kj 1:4-M , . , ,Z t 1 Z - J - 1 . gif fl E t A ' ' I 1 at ., - f f f , t 1 lt . 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' of a state fizr morgf3a',t7ni1gZ tjiche3 , t t , -,iff ,J t t ++Fffwklin-. at av Wim wa f N' gm.. ZO4u.'13f W.. ia' ,. , , . U. uc. 1 f9 'JQiW ffl' Fit .fNilWAi Wiwilxs QQ? www alma, 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. Ebechcafion We, the Seniors, with deep esteem and abiding gratitude dedicate the 1953 Red .laclfet to Our Principal and Friend Mr. Richard H. Taliaferro Whose zeal for institutional freedoms leading to the good uname and fame of jordan, his Alma Mater, has pyramided throughout the forty years since his graduation- Whose administrative policies and personal attributes radiate the essence of traditional American Freedom- Wliose way of life-a way of fundamental belief in God and fellowman-is reflected in magnanimous spirit and service. fl! Lf 4 Q-- 'r Y. lin 11 U' -0 l MR. WILLIAM HENRY SHAW Superintendent of Education A.B,-Dulce University M.A.-Duke University BOARD OF EDUCATION MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Seated, left to right: Mr, J. Stacy Jones- Mr. W. C. Woodall, Mr. Walter A. Rlcdards, Mrf. Frank B. Brad le M . J. M lien Hatcher, Mrs, Richard Chaplin, Mr. Maurice D. Rothschild. Standing, left to right y, rs arc Mass Annie V, Massey, Mr. William H. Shaw, Dr, Guy Dillard, Mr, B. F. Billings, Mr. L, C. Kunze, Mr ' cl M . B. H. H rdawa -Jr., Mr. A. Edward Smith Sarnuel W. Neel, Mr. John R. Kinnett, Mr. J. O. Davl son, r a y MR. FRANK P, BRADFORD BS.-Vanderbilt University MS.-Alabama Polytechnic Institute Supervisor of Special Services Assistant Superintendent MR. NATHAN PATTERSON MS.-Alabama Polytechnic Institute BS.-Berry College Um Ffa' ' hm, A. B.-Oglethorpe University A. M.-University of Georgia 'NE --qu--. wwf' .,-- 0 0 MR. WALTON W. CROUCH Assistant Principal B. S.-Georgia Teacher's MISS MARGARET COX College M. A.-Duke University Dean A. B.-J udson Col lege M. A.-George Peabody Col lege MR. R. A. POWELL Assistant Principal and Coordinator Off-Campus Center, U. of Ga. B. S. Georgia School of Technology M. A.-Alabama Polytechnic Institute ,ff Jawlw Left to right: M.ss Sybil Stone, Mathe- rnaticsp Miss Elizabeth Barton, Eng! Iish, Miss Margaret Garrison, English, Mrs. Dorothy C. CT. l'l.l Jenkins, Crafts, Loft to right: Mr. Richard Gunter, Diversified Training, Miss Vera Allen, Commerce, Mrs. Lillian P. lBernardl Benson, Commerce. 'TW Left to right: Mr. Robert M. Barr, Band, Mrs. Martha S, CW. J.l l-eff T0 VlQhfi MV- He 5Cllel Jones, Shop! MV' Summer Bl3Ckm0 l Whirener, Englnih, Miss Marjorie Snow, Art, Mr. Anson Locklear, All'WleflCSJ MlSS Ma Y JO Wheeler, Dl5f lbUflVe EdUCBfl0V Choral Music. Jflwlflf Lett to right: Mr, l l. L. Slayton Science, Miss Mary Elizabeth Tune Mathematics, Miss Mary Barnes, Mathematics, Miss Pearle Tedder Mathematics, big Left to right: Miss .Eli-esbeth Coon, Home Economics, Mrs. Nell Young, Cafeteria, Miss Louise Randall, Home Economics. Y 0' N 3431? , SX, 0 f was Left to right: Mr, Daniel D. Trotter, Athletics, Miss Mary Ann Wansley, Home Economics, Miss Emma Jayne Bernholz, English, Mrs, Billie C. CS, W. l-lanksl, Physical Education. Lett to right: Miss Helen Shepard, Social Science, Mrs. Aggie Left to right: Miss Virginia Parker, Science, Mr. Archer Dean Scott, Social Science, Mr. William Godwin, Athletics, Moore, Science, Mrs. Margaret D. lRichardl Gunter, Mr-,, Mildred L lG. BJ Stancil, Social Science. Science, Mr, W. W. Gibson, Shop. i 1 Left to right: Mr. G. C, Miller, Shop, Mr. C, L. Jones, Shop, Mr. E. D. Finck, Shop, Mr. C. H, Weissinger, Shop. Left to right: Miss K, Annette Becker, Science, Mr. Eugene E. Cline, Science, Miss Louise Johnston, Commerce. Left to right: Mr, W. T. Burkett, English, Mrs. Julia M. U. -l-.7 Taylor, English, Miss Evelyn Van Landing- ham, English, Mrs. Elizabeffm M. U. AJ Greene, English, xl .. 5 l . ' , 'fn , - , A 9 tl' -uf' Left to right: Miss Mary Ann Turner, English, Miss Evelyne Smith, Library, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Davis, Commerce, Miss Virginia Speer, English, Not pictured: Mrs, Virginia E. lR. AJ Pegram. Left to right: Miss Helen Hendrick Commerce, Miss Mamie Truett Com me-rceg Miss Mayme Cole, Commerce Mrs, Ada Ray, Office Staff First row: Sally Jo Geiger, Joyce Escontres, Jane Liclell, Pat McCollum, Bobby Shehan, Wade Whitehurst. Second row: Bcnise Lindsey, Janice Cole, Shirley Armstrong- Harold Granbcrry, Jim' my Wallace. if fauna! OFFICERS James Ferrell , ..i.. . . . L. C. McQuirter , Janice Cole . . ., Shirley Armstrong . . . . . . . Iris Tarvin, Patricia McCollum . i Miss Virginia Parker . Third row: Ann Kitchens, Jean Blankenship, Gwendolyn Hodges, Dorothy Bethany, Virginia Howard, Joy Bullard. Standing: Miss Virginia Parker CAdviserl, James Ferrell, Mary Ann Wilkinson, L. C. MacQuirter, Martha Johnson, Don Kinser, Donna Mac, James Jones. . , . , . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . . Co-Editors . . Adviser The Student Council is composed of representatives from each class and organization at Jordan. The major purpose of the council is the im- provement of both the student body and the school. J canal 11 i11 General Educational Guidance for Classes Working as a consulting group, the Faculty Council is chiefly concerned with educational guidance on the four respec- tive grade levels. lt cooperates with both faculty and student committees. Likewise, it functions as an evaluative unit in revision of curriculum. Left to right: Miss Pearle Tedder, Freshman, Miss Marv Elizabeth Tune, Junior, Mr, R, H. Taliaferro, Chief Counselor, Mr. Walton Crouch, Assistant Chief Counselor, Mrs. Julia M. Tavlor, Senior, Mrs. Margaret Gunter, Sophomore. Special Counsel for Special Counsel for Boys Girls S-stN,, X1 C .ir li an ::: 9 an ll ul ..., R..- 4-5 . ,, . . . H s Mr. R. A, Powell Miss Margaret Cox . 4.5 , V . X . 4- 4 W X ,N Q-y,.qfig1.4 ,Iii- '., - if -. 's 112:w.'v15 ff . I X V , Gi ...M 'j,,1..ef .1 r E., , 'Wi .fl . .?f7P -wi? i 359. if .V .,,U--Q, X V. S..-,Aj ,i, .X-ka. . ffm. - .1 if af .1 J? flu Yi Ka. Q .. Lsir ilk Qf'F+f1'g i A 14 M., 5, gf-jf. . L f -f +2538 I' - iff k K xr A 51,5 -x il 'QMS' 2 -4,143 Hr- 3.11. - Y-' Q l AQ X,-J F - qi, iflgpf silly' frsgwg 14:2 1 jg J5?:..f 155' V W 'Nfl f' 4 2..Z'5fx2 f ' me W EW R wg '. ' 2,-Uma. V, '.Nf,1 2 . ff 'QQW lsr , ' ' EH .1 ., 4 Z, f. ,VN v y -. 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IHKNIPS EIIMQQM , Mg- NRM? ,N g . -lml I lmrmr lllf' man who is willing to sink Half his present rvputv for flu' fI'!'0llOlll to think. lml. rrlu-n lu' lm.-s tlzulwlzt lr ' I ,. . 1 :is qu11.w strung or u'c'ulf H ill rislr 1' ntlwr lmlf for flu' frvwlorrz tu spffalc. -jmnqs Russell Lowell. T,-ul 'HL' - ,. f . . l'v'7i,:i A ,A . M - 1111! '6'1fwL'1f To lraiiel on is naw our goal As we set forlh from ways of nlif. We ilrvw our ilrafl in a dozen years With slearly lrusl and waning' fears. Today we arm with inspiralfon To mee! a world-life's ileslirzafion. Do you remember that warm fall morning four years ago when we started on the road through high school? lt was September l949 that we came from different pathways throughout the city to form the class of '53, Many have joined us and many have left since that time, making each senior feel infinitely richer from these new and parting friendships. Although some people say that we have lived our happiest years, we believe that the best of life is still before us. The books we have studied in these twelve short years are like maps that will guide us on the long, twisting road ahead. Many of us will encounter detours, but the strength and inspiration from our teachers and friends will always urge us forward, Among the large freedoms enjoyed in our democratic homeland are numerous little ones-school-connected4that are not always included when we count the freedoms of a democracy. One of these is the freedom to enjoy the fads we fancy. Remember the era of tlorescent clothing? The peroxided hair? The chills of football and basketball games? The rhythm and fame of cur Red Jacket Band, which was named the best band in the land? Each eagerly awaited issue of the Carmine and Grey? Our many Freedoms Founda- ticn awards? The parties furnished by the various clubs of Jordan? We could go on and on naming these, but why put them on paper when they will live on in our hearts forever? Now as we decide which of the highways of maturity to travel, we are enjoying another of these freedoms: the freedom of choosing a profession or our life's work, And whether we speed along in comfort or become a hitch- hiker-both riding and walking, we shall have faith that each senior of the class of '53 may some day reach his longed-for destination. --Marilyn Miller. ff 4 'mein W' M 1 5 ' s 5 ' Klazm Uggzkma President Vice-President . . Charles Cox Secretary Mary Ann Wilkinsorw Treasurer A Sara Jean Stratford Elizabeth Anne Adams F. H. A. '49-'5Og Science Club '49-'5Og Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50g President Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50- '53g Project Chairman '50-'5lj Vice-president '50-'5lg Car- mine and Grey Staff '50--'53g Reporter '50-'5 lp Business Manager '5l-'53j Editor '52- '53g News Editor Ledger En- quirer, National Newspaper Week '52g Student Council '5l-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g F. B, L, A. '52- '53g Secretary National Honor Society '52-'53j Delegate Geor- gia Girls State '52g Quill and Scroll '51-'53g Reporter tor Student Council '5l-'53, Lucille Jeannine Arel Transferred from Meridian, Mississippi, Fall '52. M -an David Eugene Allen Behind the Scenes Club '49- '5Og Band '49-'53g Orchestra '49-'53g Business Manager Band '5l-'53g Captain Band '5l-'53g Fellowship Hi-Y '52- '53g Vice-President Hi-Y '52- '53g Superior Rating State Mu- sic Contest '5lg All-State Band Clinic '52-'53p National Junior Champion Band in New York City '52j All-State Band '53. Grady Askew ROTC '49-'52g Sergeant ROTC '50-'5lg Best Platoon ROTC '50-'5lg Best Company ROTC '5l-'52 Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53. fa Harold Alexander Band '49-'53g Secretary Sopho- more Class '50-'5lg All-State Band Clinic '50-'52g Fellow- ship Hi-Y '5l-'52g Cornet Sec- tion Leader Band '5l-'53p All- State Band '5l-'53. 7953 Doretha Barber Transferred from Cresent City High School, Crescent City, Florida, Fall '5lp Junior Red Cross Council '5l-'53g Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 'Sl-'53g Secretary Al- pha Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53. Perry Lewis Anthony Transferred to Jordan Fall '52. Attended Berry High School Fall '49 to Spring '52g Hi-Y '49-'5lp Honor Society '50- '5lg F. F. A, '49-'5lg Varsity Club '52. Attended Buena Vista High School Spring '52g Sportsman Club '52 Uordanl '52-'53. . 5 ... , X ..,. A slri I ff A 5 .'- X xl ffr' Delphia Lora Barefoot American Junior Red Cross '50- '5lg F. H. A. '49-'5lg F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Alpha Tri-l-li-Y '52-'53. Joe Barker B Team Basketball '5Og Best Drilled Company '5lg ROTC Staff Sergeant '5l-'52. i si . 3 2 sa i . ,Q i Dorothy Ann Bethany Garden Club '49-'5lg Red Cross Representative '49-'5Og Tumb- ling Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49- '5lg Choral Club '50-'5lg Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53g Editor Carmine and Grey '52- '53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Stu- dent Council '52-'53g Quill and Scroll '52-'53g National Honor Society '53g State Youth As- sembly '52-'53, Marguerite Carol Barton Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50g Program Chairman F, H. A. '49-'5lg Honor Roll '50-'5lg Red Cross Council '51-'53g Devotional Chairman Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '50- '53g Project Chairman Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'52g Vice-Presi- dent Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52g Presi- dent' Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53. Bobby Boatner Behind the Scenes Club '49- '53g Metal Arts Club '52g Gar- den Club '5O-'52g Junior Red Cross Council '5l-'52g ROTC '49-'52g First Lieutenant '5l- '52g D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Charles Wylie Batastini ROTC '49-'52j First Lieuten ant '51-'52g Key Club '5l-'53 Treasurer Key Club '52-'53i Mechanical Arts Club '5l-'53 Vice-President Mechanical Arts Club '52-53. 7953 Betty Jo Bodiford Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50g Or- chestra '49-'52j F. H. A. '49- '52g Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '50-'52g Student Council 'Sl-'52g Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53g F, B, L. A. '52-'53. '. at Margaret Berry Social Chairman F. H. A. '49- '5Og Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50g Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'535 Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g National Honor Society '52-'53g D. E. Club '52-'53. Denard Booth B Team Football '5Og B Team Basketball '50-'Sig Track '50-'Sly R. O. T, C. '50-'53p First Sergeant R. O. T. C. '52- '53g Varsity Football 'Sl-'52g Varsity Basketball 'Sl-'SZQ J Club '5l-'53j J Club Vice- President '52-'53. l R' Elouise Bowden Behind the Scenes Club '49- '50g F. HI A. '5Og Junior Red Cross '50-'5lg F. B. L. A. '52- '53 Gerald Uerryl Braxton Garden Club '50-'5lg Sergeant ROTC '49-'52g Basketball '5l- '53 1 John Branton ROTC '49-'52g Sergeant '5l- '52p Current Events Club '5l- '52g National Rifle Association 52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '53g National Honor Society '53. Delores Blondell Brown Transferred from Baker High School '5Og Glee Club '48-'5lg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Og Blue Star Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. '50-'5lg Choral Club '5l-'52g Drarnatics Club '5l-'53g F. B. L. A. '53, June Brasher F. H, A. '49-'5lg F. B. L. A. '52-'535 National Honor Soci- ety '52-'53g D. C. T. Club '52- '535 State Rehabilitation Essay Winner '53. 7953 Peggy Geraldine Brown Tumbling Club '49p Garden Club '49-'5lg D. C. T. '5l-'535 Treasurer F. H. A. '49-'5lg Red Cross Council '53. James Myron Bray Band '49-'53g Band uncil '49-'53g ROTC Band ' -'53g Co 49 National Band Contest '49-'53g State Band Contest '49-'505 49 ' District Band Contest ' -535 All-State Band Clinic '53. swell 1- Donald Bullock Fellowship Hi-Y '5l-'53g Chap- lain Georgia Youth Assembly '52g Chaplain Fellowship Hi-Y '53g Key Club '5l-'53g Secre- tary-Treasurer Key Club '5l- '52g Secretary Key Club '52- '535 Mechanical Arts Club '535 Delegate Christian Life Confer- ence '535 Youth Day '53. i i ROTC Leon Burns Squad Sergeant '52-52. Bobby Bunn ROTC '50-'52. . Shirley Claire Callier Transferred from Nashvi I le, Tennessee '5lg Home Econom- ics Club '5Og Science Club '5lg D. E. Club '5lg Y Teens 'Sly F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '53. F. H. '53. I Grace Louise Carver A. '49-'Sig D. C. T. '52- -si ing: Emmett Burton Donald Chambers B Team Basketball '50-'5l5 Mechanical Arts Club '5l Fellowship Hi-Y '52-'53, swf 2 iii. by ri 553 William Kenneth Cadenhead Master Sergeant ROTC 'Si-'52. Lamar Chestnut B Team Basketball '50-'5lp B Team Football '5Og Varsity Football '5l-'52j J Club '5l- '535 Treasurer J Club '52- '53g ROTC '49-'52g Lieutenant '52-'52 Janice Marlene Cole Tumbling Club '49-'5Og F. H, A. '49-'5lg Project Chairman! F. H. A. '49-'5Og Parliamen- tarian F, H. A. '50-'5lg Pep Club '50-'5lg ROTC Sponsor '5lj Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'52j Proiect Chairman Alpha Tri- Hi-Y '5l-'52g Honor Roll '5l- '52g Vice President Current Events Club '5l-'52g Program Chairman Current' Events Club '5l-'52g Red Cross Represen- tative '5l-'52g Cheerleader '5l- '52j Student Council '52-'53p Student Council Secretary '52- '53g F. B. L, A. '52-'53g Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53j Sponsor Columbus-Jordan Foot- ball Game '52g Honor Society '53j Youth Day '53. Donald Frank Corley ROTC '49-'5lg Master Sergeant ROTC '49-'5lg Rifle Team '49- '5lg Baseball '49-'52g Football Manager '50-'5lg Vice-Presb dent N. R. A. '5l5 J Club '51-'52. Martha Nell Coleman Science Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49j-'5lj Current Events Club '5l-'52g Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '5l- '52j F. B. L. A. '5l-'53g Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53p Student Council '52-'53p D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Edward Charles Cox R. O. T. C. '49-'5lg Football B Team '49-'5Og Football Varsity Team '50-'53g Alter- nate Captain Football '52-'53j Track '50-'53g J Club '50- '53g Key Club '5l-'52g Vice- President Junior Class '5l-'52g Vice-President Senior Class '52- '53g Most Handsome Boy, Who's Who Contest '52-'535 Co-Captain Track '52-'53. - '-.1-'ff F Mildred Louise Collins Tumbling Club '48-'49g Behind the Scenes Club '49-'5Og F.H.A. '49-'5lg Secretary F.H.A. '49- '5Og Treasurer F.H.A. '50-'5l. 7953 Rex Julius Craft Junior Red Cross '49-'5Op ROTC '49-'52g Sergeant ROTC '5l-'52g Radio Club '5l-'52j D. . Club '52-'53. Ruby Joyce Copeland Garden Club '49-'50g F. H, A. '49-'5lg Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49- '5Og Protect Chairman Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '50-'5lg Vice-Presi- dent Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'52g President Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '52- '53g Secretary ot the Senate, Georgia Youth Assembly '52- '53g National Honor Society '52-'53j Youth Day '53. David Crawford Transferred from G. M. A. 52 Baseball KG. M. A.l '50-'52 Foot-ball KG. M. A.l '50-'52 Quarterback Club KG. M. A. 'Sl-'52, 1 xl A-QQSTLQH TNF?-. .ruff H Q5 gqgflnff TSR ?:Q'T Nancy Loretta Creamer Science Club '49-'5Og F. H, A. '49-'5lg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52- '53 Dorothy Ruth Culbreth Tumbling Club '49-'50g Epsi- lon Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lg Reporter F. H, A. '50- '5lg F. B. L. A, '5l-'52g Beta Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'52j Choral Club '5l-'52g D. C. T. Club '52-'53. rx Charles Crocker ROTC '49-'52g First Lieutenant ROTC '5l-'52g Fellowship Hi-Y '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53. k . V. ,. . - yi .fi 4 -C ,., Joy Carolyn Cullifer F. H. A. '49p Garden Club '49- '53g F. B. L. A. '52g D. C. T. Club '535 Behind the Scenes Club '53j National Honor So- ciety '53, . .... ...Q Betty Jean Crosby F. H. A. '49-'5l. 7953 Carolyn Sue Culpepper Science Club '49-'5Og Treas- urer, Science Club '49-'5Og Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '50-'535 Behind the Scenes Club '50, '52-'53j Red Cross Representative '5lg F. H. A. '49-'5lg Vice-Presb dent F, H. A. '5lg Honor So- ciety '53g President Honor So- ciety '53g Most Studious Girl Who's Who Contest '53g F. B. L. A. '53. in .Hiya Ruth Crossley F, H. A. '49g Junior Red Cross Council '5Oj Band '49-'5lj D. E. Club '52-'53. Ronald Cumbie Baseball '49-'53g ROTC '50- '5lg Master Sergeant ROTC '5l-'52g Captain ROTC '52- '53g J Club '50-'53. - 1 .--Y Patricia Anne Daniel F. H, A. '49-'53g Band '49- '53j Georgia All-State Band Clinic '52g Military Band '52 Betty Ann Davis Garden Club '49-'50g Tumbling Club '49-'SOQ F. H. A. '49-'Sl Beta Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53, Wayne Daniel Sergeant ROTC, '50-'5lg Cap- tain ROTC, '5l-'52p Best Corn- pany ROTC '5l-'52g Dramatics Club '5l-'53g Red Jacket Staff '52-'53j Fellowship Hi-Y '52- '53. Faith Marcell Davis Garden Club '49-'50g F. H. A. '49-'50g Red Cross '49-'50g Tumbling Club '49-'50g Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Oj Delta Tri-Hi- Y '49-'52g Chaplain Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53. 5' A T Albert isonnyl Danley ROTC '49-'52g Mechanical Arts Club '51-'52. 7953 Gene Davis ROTC '49-'52. Ann Davidson Tumbling Club '49-'5Og Stu- dent Council Representative '49-'50j F. H, A. '49-'5lp F. H. A. Vice President '50- '5lg Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53: Vice President Delta Tri-Hi-Y '5l4'53g Current Events Club '52-'53g D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Mary Ann Davis F. H. A. '49-'5lg Delta Tri-Hi Y '50-'53g Choral Club '52 '53g Tumbling Club '52-'53 D. C. T. Club '52-'53. 5 Sannie Mae Davis D. C. T. Club 'Sl-'53g Treas urer D. C. T. Club '52-'53, . K, V .5 f Martha Ann Downing arden Club '49-'5Oj Turnb- wg Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. eporter '49-'5Og F. H. A. 'oject Chairman '50-'5lg D. T. Club '52-'53. Mary Jane Dean F. H. A. Club '49-'5l. Mary Ann Dunbar Garden Club '49g F. H. A. '49- '5lj F. B. L. A. '52-'53. 'fhw -6 -er J Harriet Joan Dennis F. H. A. '49-'Sly Secretary F. H. A. '5Og Band '49-'53g Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '53. 7953 Katherine Dunn Science Club '49-'5Og F. H. A '49-'5l. Julian Dey F. B. L. A. '52-'53p Dramatics Club '52-'53, Bobbie June Efurd Tumbling Club '49-'5Og Choral Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. Project Chairman '5Og Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53g Beta Tri-Hi-Y Chap- lain '5l-'52g Beta Tri-Hi-Y Secretary '52-'53g Red Cross '5l-'52g Dramafics Club '5l- '53g Dramatics Club Secretary '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52- '53g F. B. L. A. Program Chair- man '52-'53g National Honor Society '52-'53j Red Jacket Staff '52-'53g Library Club '52-'53, Evelyn Ramona Eiland F. H. A. Club '49-'50, James Wesley Ethridge, Jr. ROTC '49-'52g Rifle Team '49-'52g National Rifle Asso- ciation Treasurer '5l-'53p B Team Football '5Og Varsity Football '5l-'52p Track Team '50-'53g J Club '5l-'535 Mechanical Arts Club '5lg Sec- ond Team All-Bi-City Football '5lj All Bi-City Tackle '52g All Regional Tackle '52g Na- tional High School All-Amer- ican Football Squad 'SZ -can N fe sit, 2? 3 Shirley Ann Ellerbee Secretary Garden Club '49-'505 Secretary F. H. A. '49-'5Og Delta Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'53g F. B. L. A. 'Sl-'535 Junior Red Cross Council '52-'535 Carmine and Gre Re orter 'Sl-'52g Carmine Y P and Grey Managing Editor '52- '53g Quill and Scroll '52-'53. Ronald Ethridge Columbus High School Spanish Club '5l-'52j Transferred from Columbus High School, Fall '52 William Auston Ellis Transferred from Colquitt' High School, February '52g D. E, Club '52-'53. -. we Royce Gillam Ethridge Master Sergeant ROTC '50- '5lg Tumbling Club '5l-'52g Cheerleader '5 l -' 525 Mechan- ical Atrs Club '52-'53, ggi? . . Martha Joyce Escontres President F. H. A. '49-'50: Parliarnentarian F. H. A. '50- '5lg Tumbling Club '49-'52g Valentine Queen's Court, Val- entine Ball '49g Delta Tri-Hi-Y Program Chairman '50-'5lg Delta Project Chairman '5l-'52g Delta Tri-Hi-Y Social Chair- man '52-'53g Student Council Representative '49-'50, '52- '53g Peanut Bowl Representa- tive '52-'53g Cheerleader '52- '53g F. B. L. A. Social Chair- man '52-'53g Representative F. B. L. A. Convention '525 Representative Student Council Workshop' '53g Miss Columbus '53 Dearl G. Evans Master Sergeant ROTC '50 'Sly Perfect Attendance '49 '52. Peggy Farrar F. H. A. '49-'5lg Orchestra '49-'52g D. C. T. Club '52- 1 535 National Honor Society '53. Dorothy lDotl Gaffney Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Oj Jun- ior Red Cross Council '49-'5O5 Tumbling Club '49-'50g F. H. A. '49-'5lg Captain Girls Soft- ball Team '49-'50g Student- Teacher Basketball Team '49- '50g Co-captain Girls Basket- ball Team '49-'5Oj Co-Captain Girls Basketball Team '50-'5l5 Treasurer F. H. A. '50-'5lg Choral Club '5l-'53j Beta Tri- Hi-Y '5l-'52g Section Leader Choral Club '52-'53, Robert lBobbyl Finney Metal Arts Clubg ROTC '49- '52 Leighton DeVerne Garrett Transferred to Jordan '49p Baker High School Cheerleader Club '48-'49g Vice-president of Baker Band '48-'49g Red Cross Club '50-'Sly Garden Club '50- '5lg Carmine and Grey Staff '52-'53g Band Council '52-'53g Superior Rating State Band Con- test '5l-'52j State Band Clinic '5l-'53g All-State Band '52- '53g Orchestra '50-'53.. Betty Jean Funderburk Transferred from Mainland High, Daytona Beach, Fla., Fall '52g D. C. T. Club '52-'53. 7953 Sally Jo Geiger Secretary F. H. A. '49-'SOJ Choral Club '49-'5lj Delta Tri- Hi-Y '52-'53g Secretary Dra- matics Club '5l-'52g State Treasurer F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Student Council '52-'53g Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'537 Representative Student Council Workshop '53, James Ferrell B Team Bi-City Football Champions '49g Garden Club '49-'5Og ROTC '49-'5lg Stu- dent Council '49-'535 Vice- President Sophomore Class '50- '5lg Varsity Football '50-'52g Track Team '50-'53g J Club '50-'53g All Bi-City Football Team '5l-'52g High Scorer Bi- City Football 'Sl-'525 Second Team All-Region Football Team '5l-'52g Most Popular Football Player Jordan High '52g Cap- tain Football Team '52g Presi- dent Senior Class '52-'531 President Student Council '52- '535 Lieutenant Colonel ROTC '52-'53g Baseball '53g Track Team Co-Captain '53g Youth Day '53. Robert F. George, Jr. Carmen Frances Graham f, H. A. Chapter Secretary '49- 5lg All-State Band Clinic '5l- 52g Band Council '5l-'53g Or- :hestra '5l-'53g Garden Club 51-'52g Member State Clinic 3and '52g Delegate to G, M. A. Summer Conference '52g Uni- fersity Festival Band '52g De- fotional Chairman Gamma Tri- 'ii-Y 'Sl-'52g Columbus Sym- Jhony Orchestra '52-535 F. B. -. A, '52-'53g Majorette '52- 53j Superior Rating Oboe and English Horn Solo '52-'53g Vice-President Gamma Tri-Hi- Y '52-'53g All-State Band '535 Behind the Scenes Club '53. Lamar Granberry ROTC '49-'52. ,Q 4 Af + i' f Harold Gibson ROTC '49-'52g Sergeant First Class '5l-'52g D, C. T. Club '5l-'53g National Honor So- ciety '53. Donnie Greene B Team Football lCentrall '48-'49g Bi-City B Team Champions '48g Baseball lCen- trall '48-'49p Basketball lCen- trall '49g C Club lCentrali '49-'50j Varsity Football lCen- trall '49g Transferred to Jordan '50-'5lg Football '50-'5lg Treasurer Junior Class '5l-'52j Track '50-'52g Baseball '50g Choral Club '5l-'52p Garden Club '5Og ROTC First Sergeant '50-'52g Captain '52-'535 Rifle Team '52-'53, Griffin Godwin' J r. ROTC '49-'52g Master Sergeant ROTC '5l-'52. Patricia Ruth lPatsyJ Green Student Council '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lj Behind the Scenes Club '49-'5lg Orchestra '49- '52g Editor Red Jacket '53, ma-- Carolyn Gilbert F, H. A, Parliamentarian '49g '5Og Tumbling Club '49-'5Oj Choral Club '49-'5lg Beta Tri- Hi-Y '50-'53j Vice-President Beta Tri-Hi-Y '53j ROTC Sponsor '5l-525 Candidate for Pcanut Bowl Queen '5l-'52g Cheerleader '52-'53g Prettiest Girl Who's Who Contest '52- '53g F, B. L. A. '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g Na- t.onal Honor Society '53j Li- brary Club '53. Vivian Zonelle Greene F, H. A. '49-'5lg Zeta Tri-iH-Y '49-'50g Band '5l-'52g F. B L. A. '52-'535 D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Clarence Joe Hammond Dave Harris Transferred from Hillsborough High School '52-'53g D. C, T, Club '52-'53g Hi-Y '52-'53g Dramatics Club '52-53g Red Jacket Staff '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53. Jimmie Hand up Columbus High Spanish Club '49-'5lg Transferred from Co- lumbus High School, Fall '52. Judith Bera Uudyl Harris Red Cross Council '49-'50g President' Busy Bees Science Club '49-'5Og Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'53g Secretary Delta Tri- Hi-Y '52-'53g F. H. A. Club '50-'5lg Valentine Queen '5l5 Student Council '52-'53g Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53g Vice President F. B, L. A. '52- '53g Vice-President Library Club '52-'53g Jordan Represen- tative in Miss America Parade '52-'53g National Honor Soci- ety '53g Peanut Bowl Represen- tative '53. Martha Hardwick D. E. Club '5l-'53, James Jackson Uiml Hart ROTC '49-'52g Rifle Team '49- '52g Master Sergeant ROTC '50-'52j Rifle Club '52-'53j President Rifle Club '52-'53g Current Events Club '52-53g Behind the Scenes Club 'Sl- '52g Student Council '52-'53p National Honor Society '53. i Charles Harris ROTC '49-'5lg D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Charles Hartley Science Club '49-'5Og Sergeant ROTC '49-'52g Mechanical Arts Club '5l-'53. 'N Q a--wild: 'auf Richard lDickiel Hendry Orchestra '49-'52g Band '49- '53g Band Librarian '52-'53g All-State Band '52-'53g Supe- rior Rating in State Festival '51- '52g Brass Choir '52-'53. Joan Elace Hillhouse D E F. H. A. '49-'5lg . . Club '5l-'53g Choral Club '52-'53. Justine Herring Behind the Scenes Club '49- '5Og F. H. A. '49-'53g Student Council '49 5Og D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Beverly Ann Hobby Red Cross Council '49-'5Op Band '49-'53j Military Band '51-'52g Georgia All-State Band Clinic '52-'53g F. H. A. '49- '53. Max Hertweck ROTC '49-'5l5 D. C. T. 'Sl- '52g State Publicity Agent D. C. T. Clubs '52-'53. WW. 7953 Janice Delories Hogan F. H. A. '49-'505 Military Band '51-'52g Band '50-'53g Georgia State Band Clinic '52-'53. Mack Highnote Band '49-'53. Jack David Howard Sergeant R. O. T. C. 'Sl-'52 Janice Joan Howard Tumbling Club '49-'5Og Project Chairman F. H. A. '49-'505 Program Chairman F. H. A. '50-'5lj Student Council '52- '53g D. E. Club '52-'53. Gerald Delano Jackson Choral Club '49-'52g Garden Ilub '50-'5lg Band '50-'53g State Band Contest '50-'53j 3and Clinic '5l-'52g Fellowship -li-Y '5l-'53j Choral Club Pi- mist 'Sl-'52g Vice-President Ihoral Club '5l-'52g Youth As- .embly '52g Representative to S. M. A. Hi-Y Conference '52g unior Red Cross '52-'53g Band Iouncil '52-'53g Behind the icenes Club '53, John Westley Hurst ROTC '49-'52. QB New William Ewell Jameson ROTC '50-'53g Student Coun- cil 'Sl-'52g Fellowship Hi-Y '5l-'53g Key Club '5l-'53g Delegate to Key Club Interna- tional Convention '52g Presi- dent Key Club '52-'53g Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. '52-'53g Jordan Representative Georgia School of Technology Engineer- ing Week '53g Youth Day '53, -' t Miki' Wayne Hutcherson ROTC '49-'52. 7953 Harvel Johnson ROTC '49-'52g Mechanical Arts Club '5l-'53. Ella Wynette Hyatt F. H. A. '49-'5lg F. B. L. A. '52-'53. Martha Johnson Transferred from Baker '50g F. H. A. '49-'5lg Secretary F. H, A. '50-'5lj Junior Red Cross Council '50-'5lg Student Council '50-'53g Current Events Club '50-'5lg Youth Assembly '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52- '53g Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g Youth Day '53. Millie Frances Johnson Red Cross Council '49-'50, '52- '53g Student Council '49-'5Og Tumbling Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lg Treasurer Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'52j Vice-Presb dent Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52-'535 Secretary National Honor Soci- ety '52-'53p Dramatics Club '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g Red Jacket Staff '52-'53. Albert Hugh Jones, Jr. llQQ9v'?If-v-,-. gl .xi Nancy Louise Johnston Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Og Softball '49-'SOQ Tumbling Club '49- '50g Red Cross Representative '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lg Pep Club '50-'5l. June Jones F. H. A. '49-'5l. www.: ,. ,qw Adm -ASQ' Evelyn Jones F. l-l. A. '49-'5lg F. B. L. A. '5l-'53, 7953 Marvin Eugene Kelley B Team Football Manager '49-'5Og B Team Football '50-'5lg Sergeant ROTC '50- '5l. Ovi' Henrietta Jones Science Club '49-'50g F. H. A. Reporter '49-'50g Junior Red Cross Representative '49-'50j Student Council '49-'52g Gam- ma Tri-Hi-Y '49-'53g Proiect Chairman '50-'5lg Treasurer 'Sl-'535 Represe n t a t i v e to Georgia Girls' State '52p Ser- geant-at-Arms of Senate, Youth Assembly '52g D. C. T. Club 'Sl-'53g Reporter D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Bobby Fred rick King ROTC '49-'52g Track Manager '50-'Sly J Club '5l-'53 Behind the Scenes Club '53. ., :W-2 . -1. :nf f Natha Yvonne Knight Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'53g Service Club '49-'51g F. H. A. '49-'5lg Vice-President F. H. A. '49- '5Og Treasurer F. H. A. '50- '5lg Tumbling Club '49-'502 Glee Club '52-'53. Russell lRustyl King ' W Betty Lancaster F. H. A. '49-'51g Tumbling Club '49-'5Og Softball Team '49-'5Og Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49- '5Og Secretary D. C. T. Club '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g National Honor Society '53g State D. C. T. Essay Winner '53. Dana Elizabeth Land F. H. A. '49-'51g Secretary F. H. A. '49p President F. H. A. '50-'51g Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51- '52g Junior Red Cross Council '51g F. B. L. A. '52-'53j Na- tional Honor Society '53g Red Jacket Staff '53. al Q .5 A . -3' . 4' gf- , . i sf . X 'R' g A ff' . ...... -f.--f M 'i 1 ....,. 90 Kim' as - 1-'iff' Sergeant '50-'5l: Company Ser- :: i . W-ww geant '51-'52g B Team Foot'- I ball '49-'51g Bi-City Center, Virginia Ann Kitchens F. H. A. '49-'51g Secretary F. H. A. '50-'515 Zeta Tri-Hi- Y '49-'5Og Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53g Project' Chairman Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '51-'52g Sec- rettary Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '52- '53g Student Council '51-'53: Parliamentarian of St u d e nt Council '51-'53g Parliamen- tarian Curent Events Club '51- '52g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53. 79.53 Clark Langford Band '49-'51g Track Team '50- '51g D. C. T. Club '51-'53g Chaplain D. C. T. Club '52-'53, Football '5lj Varsity Football Team '50-'53g Track '50-'535 Key Club '50-'52g Machine Shop Foreman 'Sl-'53g J Club 'SO-'53g Secretary J Club '52-'53g Varsity Basket- ball Team '51-'53p President Metal Arts Club '52-'53j Stu- dent Council '52-'53, Winnie Ruth Langley Junior Red Cross Council '49- '5Og Tumbling Club '49-'50g Program Chairman F. H. A. '49-'5Og Proiect Chairman F. H. A. '50-'51g Choral Club 50-'53j Dramatic Club '50- 53g Reporter Delta Tri-Hi-Y 51 53 51 1 1 1 -'52g Student Council '51- g President Dramatic Club -'53g Vice-President Choral Club '52-'53g F. B. L, A. '52- '53g Red Jacket Staff '52-'535 All-State Chorus '53, 1 1 Jo Ann LeBlanc Glee Club '49-'5Og Basketball Team '49-'5Og Transferred to Baker High School from Mount Saint Joseph, Augusta, Geor- giag Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'5lg Beta Club '50-'5lg Transferred to Jordan '5lg Choral Club '51-'53g Vice-President Choral Club '52-'53g Carmine and Grey Staff '52-'53g Winner of TB Essay Contest '52g National Honor Society '53. L. C. MacQuir1'er Student Council '49-'535 B Team Basketball '50-'5lp Track '50-'53p Treasurer Junior Class '5l-525 Varsity Foot'ball '5l- '53g Varsity Basketball '5l-'53g Captain Basketball '5l-'53g President Fellowship Hi-Y '52- '53g Youth Assembly '52g G. M. A. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Sum- mer Conference '52g Vice-Presi- dent Student Council '52-'535 J Club '52-'53g Key Club '52-'53g Boy of the Year City of Columbus '52-'53g Bi-City All-Star Basketball '53g Youth Day '53. . -b Benise Lindsey Science Club '49-'5Og Tumb- ling Club '49-'50j Zeta Fresh- man Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Oj F. H. A. '49-'5Og Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50- '53g Treasurer Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '50-'53g Secretary Garden Club '5l-'52g Honor Roll '5l- '52g F. B. L. A. '5l-'52g Stu- dent Council '52-'53p Repre- sented Jordan in Miss America Parade '52-'53g Secretary Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53j Treasurer F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Red Jacket Staff '52-'53g Na- tional Honor Society '52-'53, Betty Ann Mangum Junior Red Cross Council '49- '50-'52-'53g Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49-'SOQ Tumbling Club '49- '5Og F. H. A. Club 49-'5lj Choral Club '51-'53g Delta Tri- EEY '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52- s .fs f' 'fir , 'N p , i ,aw- sifa K JM-- James Earl Leverett ROTC '49-'5Og First Sergeant '5l-'52g Mechanical Arts Club '5l-'52p Treasurer Mechanical Arts Club '52-'53. 'El' ' 7953 John Andrew Uohnnyi Manning ROTC '49-'50g Master Sergeant ROTC '50-'5lg Staff Sergeant ROTC '5l-'52. Charles Luttrell Cornet Quartet '49j Orc '49-'52g ROTC Band '49-'53 Band '49-'53p Cornet Solo '49-'53g Brass Sextet '49-'537 Garden Club '50-'5lg Cornet Trio '50-'52j Lion's Interna- tional Convention Chicago '50, Atlantic '5lg American Legion International Convention, First Placeg Junior Band Champions '52g Treasurer Choral Club '52- '53g Dramatics Club '52-'53j All-State Band Clinic '53g All- State Band '53g Male Quartet '53g Brass Choir '53. img Barbara Muriel Marlow Garden Club '49-'50j Tumb- ling Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lg Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52- '53g D. E. Club '52-'53g Most Athletic Girl Who's Who Con- test '53g National Honor S0- ciety '53. Patricia Ann McCollum cience Club '49-'5Og Choral flub '49-'5Og F. H, A. '49- 5lg Behind the Scenes Club 50-'53g Delta Tri-Hi-Y '49- 53g Student Council '49-'5lg Sarden Club '5l-'52g Student Iouncil 'Sl-'52p F. B. L. A. 5l-'53p National Honor Soci- ty '5l-'53g Most Representa- ive Girl Who's Who Contest 535 Vice-President Delta Tri- 'li-Y '52-'53g Red Jacket Staff 535 Youth Day '53. we LaDon Mcintyre land '49-'53g Member Second 'lace Champion Band '5Og 'reasurer Sophomore Class '50- 5lg Superior Rating District Jlusic Festival 'Sl-'525 Mem- ber National Champion Band 525 Choral Club '52-'53. Mary Jeanne McDanal Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49g F. H, A. '49-'5l. Wilbur McLendon Garden Club '50-'5l5 Rifle Team '50-'5lg ROTC '49-'52g Sergeant ROTC '5l-'52g D. C. T. Club '5l-'53, Carolyn Patricia lPatl McEathern Program Chairman F. H. A. '49- '5lg Tum-bling Club '49-'5l5 F. B. L. A. '52-'53. 7953 Betty McLeod Transferred to Jordan from Goshen High School, Goshen, Alabama '52g F. H. A. '49-'5l. Franklin McGarr ROTC '49-'52g Choral Club '5l-'52g Varsity Football '5l- '525 Baseball '52-'53g J Club '52-'53g Track '53g Wit- tiest Boy Who's Who Contest '53 William lBillJ McNeill Treasurer Baker Dramatics Club '49g Baker Cheerleader Club '50g Transferred from Baker High School '50g ROTC '50- '53. i A .. 35555, Shirley Lavern McQuinn Garden Club '49-'50g F. H. A. '49-'50j Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52- '53g Reporter Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53p Carmine and Grey Staff '52-'53. Jackie Miller B Team Football '49g Track '5O5 Baseball '5lg Lions Inter- national Band, Chicago '505 Atlantic City '5lp American Legion Band, New York '52g All-Southern Band Clinic '53g District' Band Clinic '49-'53g ROTC Band '49-'535 All-State Band Clinic '49-'53. Xlmili' Robert Lester Meadows, Jr. ROTC Color Guard '50-'5l' Mechanical Arts Club '51-'53p Jordan Fellowship Hi-Y '52- '53g Hi-Y Basketball Team '52- '53j Bi-City Hi-Y Basketball Champion '53. Marilyn Ann Miller Transferred from Thomas Jef- ferson High School- San Anto- nio, Texas, Fall 'Sly F, H. A. '5ig Delegate Youth Work- shop '5Ig Tumbling Club '51- '52g Junior Red Cross Council '5l-'52g Junior Red Cross Re- porter '52-'53p Carmine and Grey Business Staff '5l-'52p Carmine and G.rey News Editor '52-'53g Reporter National Newspaper Week '52-'53g Delta Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'53p F. B. L. A. '5l-'53g Quill and Scroll '52-'535 Red Jacket Staff '52- '53 Sandra Joanne Middlebrooks Garden Club '49-'5Og Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Og Tumbling Club '49-'505 F. H. A. '49- '5Og Behind the Scenes Club '.'ZO-'53g Alpha Tri-l-li-Y '51- '53j Parliamentarian Library Club '51-'53g F. B. L. A. '52- '53g Delegate F. B. L. A, State Convention '52g Devotional Chairman, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '53. 7953 Jimmie Edward Moore B Team Football '49g ROTC '49-'525 Junior Red Cross Council '52, Morris lTommyl Middleton Garden Club '50-'5lg ROTC '50-'52g Rifle Team '52g N. R. A. Club '51-'53. '39 Lowell Thomas Moore Student Council '49-'50g ROTC '49-'5Op Sergeant' '50-'5lg Gar- den Club '50-'5lg D. C. T. Club '5l-'53. E Lemuel Morgan 'chestra '49-'52g Band '49- Rating Cornet Music Festival Choir '52-'53g 35 Superior iartet State l-'52g Brass l-State Band Clinic '53g Be- wd the Scenes Club '53. l James Ronald Newsome eant ROTC '52-'535 Me- iical Arts Club '52-'53. Barbara Murphy Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Og Student Council '49-'5Og Science Club '49-'5Og Tumbling Club '49- 'SOQ Parliamentarian F. H. A. '49g F. H. A. '49-'5lg Reporter Garden Club '5l-'52g F. B. L. A. '5l-'53. Nan Alorah Newsome Dramatics Club '52-'53g Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Program Chairman '52-'53. i 1 Nancy Ruth Murray President' F. H. A. '49-'5lj Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53p F. B. L. A. '52-'535 Carmine and Grey Reporter '52-'53p Red Jacket Staff '52-'53. 7953 Robert Marlin Noell ROTC '49-'SZQ First Lieutenant '51-'52, Ida Joyce Newsome F. H. A. '49-'5lp Tumbling Club '49-'5Og Softball Team '49-'5Oj D. C. T. Club '52-'53. James Uimmyl Herbert Orr, Jr. B Team Football '5Og Track Team '50-'5lg Key Club '50- '53j Lieutenant ROTC '5l-'52g Vice-President Key Club 'Sl- '53j State Winer Medical Con- test '53, T Suzanne Page Transferred from Columbus High '5lg Parliamentarian- F. H. A. '50-'5l lColumbus Highlg Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 'Sl-'53g Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53g Red Jacket Staff '53g Editor of Red Jacket '53. Norma Yvonne Partain Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'SOJ Secre- tary F. H. A. '49-'Sly Tumb- ling Club '49-'5Og Girls Soft- ball Team '49-'5Og Student Council Representative '50-'5lg Secretary D. E. Club '5l-'53g National Honor Society '53. Ann Farmer ' Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'Sly Turnb- Q: 1 M Club '49-'5lg Junior Red Cross Qlfffmf ja '-1 l Council '49-'5lg F. H. A. '49- Q ' A' Shlfmw '5lg Science Club '49-'5lj D. C. T. Club '52-'53. If fl.-N. fs Ronald lRonniel Parker ROTC '49-'5lg D. C. T. Club '51-'53. ' 7953 Donald Payne Sergeant ROTC '49-'52g Base- ball Team '51-'525 Mechanical Teffv Richard Payton Arts Club 'Sl-'535 Secretary Transferred from Columbus Mechanical Arts Club '52-'53, High '52. C . ..., Q? 1 wqliuulf' 3. wis- I 5gl.s2?i , Delores Parrino Shirley Ann Peeples Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49-'501 ice Club '49-'5O' F. H. A Se '4 '5lg Girls soflbbll Team' '4 '525 Behind the Scenes Clu '50-'52g F. B. L. A. '52-'53, l l l Q 'S l X i Kenneth Peoples Treasurer of Freshman Class 49-'5Og ROTC '49-'52g B Team Football '49-'Sig B Team Basketball '50-'5lg Kev :lub '50-'52g Best Drilled MT I ROTC Cadet '50-'Slg Wood Shop Foreman 'Sl-'52. A A J sF+1ZQl2fW' Judy Ann Pollock eta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'505 Tumb- ng Club, '49-'5Og President . H. A. '50-'5lg ROTC Spon- 3r '5l-'52g Proiect Chairman lelta Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g F. B. . A. '52-'53g D. C. T. Club 52-'53. Patricia lPatl Perkins F. H. A. '49-'5lg Behind the Scenes Club '50-'53g Tumbling Club '5l-'52j F. B. L. A. '52- '53g Red Jacket Staff '52-'535 Delta Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53. Shirley Priester Behind the Scenes Club, '49- '5Og Secretary F. B. L. A. '49- '5Og Garden Club '49-'5Og Stu- dent Council '49-'50. Bill Pharris Band '49-'53g Orchestra '50- '53g Jordan Fellowship Hi-Y '5l-'525 Clarinet Quartet '50 '535 Clarinet Solo '5l-'53g Gar- den Club '5O-'5lj State Band Club '51-'53g All-State Band '53g Band Council '53j Be- hind the Scenes Club '53g Golf '53 7953 Jimmy Quick ROTC '49-'SOQ Sergeant ROTC '50-'52g Student Council '52- '53g Baseball '53g Student Council '53p Mechanical Arts Club '53. 'gi Annette Phillips Science Club '49-'5Og Garden Club '50-'Sly Current Events Club '5l-'52g F. B. L. A. '52- '53. Mary Ellon Raybon Garden Club '49-'50g Gamma Tri-Hi-Y '50-'Sly Zeta Tri-Hi- Y '50-'5lp F. H. A. '50-'52g D. C. T. Library Assistant '52- '53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53j Library Club '52-'53. v George Redmond ROTC '49-'52g Red Cross Rep- resnetative '52-'53. Glorieta Richards Science Club '49-'50g F. H. A. '49-'5lg F. B. L. A. '52-'53 Betty .lo Reeves Art Club '49-'5Og Perfect At- tendance '49-'53g Parliamen- tarian F. H. A. '50-'5lj F. H. fg.3'5l-'52g D. C. T. Club '52- Pearl Rigby Band '49-'52g President F. H. A. '49-'5l7 D. C. T. '52-'53. Zadok Register at L . g 7953 Johnnie D. Riley Choral Club '49-'53g F. H. A. '49-'5lg Zeta Tri-Hi-Y' '49- '50g Science Club '49-'5lg Garden Club '50-'5lg Secretary F. H. A. '50-'5lg Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53g Student Council '5l- '52g Secretary Student Council '5l-'52j Dramatic Club '52- '53g Beta Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52- '53j F. B. L. A. '52-'53j Presi- dent Choral Club '52-'53g All- State Chorus '53. '52-'S3g D. C. T. Club '52- Auby Wayne Rich Transferred from Holme County High School, Bc Florida, '49g Rorc '49 Color Guard ROTC '5l Sergeant First Class ROTC '5l '52g Behind the Scenes Benjamin Wayne Ritch ROTC '49-'52j Track '49 B Team Basketball '49- Student Council '49-'5 Club '50-'53g Master S ROTC '5l-'52g First I ie '52-'53j Varsity Team '52-'53g Foreman Ele trical Shop '50-'53g Junior Class '52. Ernest Harold Robbins Orchestra '49-'52g Junior Red K Cross Council '50-'5lg Garden I Club '50-'5lg Fire Marshall '50-'5lg ROTC '5l-'52g Metal Arts Club '5l-'53g Red Jacket Douglas Rober Sergeant ROTC '49-'52g Me- chanical Atrs Club '5l-'53. Barbara Sacramo imma Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Oj F. H. Club '49-'5lg D. C. T. Club l-'53j Garden Club '52-'53. Staff '53. Dorothy Annette Sanders Student Council '49-'5Og Red Cross '49-'5Og Tumbling Club '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lg Vice-President F. H. A. '50- '5lg Junior Fire Marshall '50- '5lg Delta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53j Current Events Club '50-'53p Publicity Chairman Current Events Club '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53. Annette Robinson Science Club '49-'5Og Zeta Tri- Hi-Y '49-'5Og Vice-President Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50j Pro- gram Chairman F. H. A. '49- '5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lg Perfect Attendance '50-'52g Beta Tri- Hi-Y '5l-'525 F. B. L. A. '52- '53 7953 Charles Sanders Orchestra '49-'Sly D. C. T. Club '5l-'52g Dramatics Club '52-'53. Mary Ellen Rushing Secretary Freshman Class '49- '5Og Garden Club '49-'5Og Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49- '5lg Red Cross Council '5l- '52g Beta Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Program Chairman Beta Tri-Hi-Y '52- '53g Behind the Scenes Club '53 Pe99Y Sanes Science Club '49-50. Raydean Seckinger Red Cross Council '49-'50g Tumbling Club '49-'5Og Garden Club '49-'50, Secretary Zeta Tri-Hi-Y '49-'50, President F. H. A. '50-'51, Choral Club '50-'53, Beta Tri-Hi-Y '52- '53, Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53. Audrey Faye Smith Transferred from Sendai High School, Japan, '49, F. H. A. '49-'51, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51- '53g Behind the Scenes Club '51-'53g Carmine and Grey Staff '52-'53, F. B. L. A. '52- '53, Red Jacket Staff '53, if?-2' Mary Jeanette Senn Tumbling Club '49-'50, F. H. A. '49-'51, Garden Club '51- '53 Harriet Irell Smith F. H. A. '49-'51, Parliamentar- ian F. H. A. '50-'51, Science Club '49-'50, Tumbling Club '50-'51, Delta Tri-Hi-Y '52- '53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53. is no we 1 . ,S ' - 11 Betty Skinner F. H. A. '49-'50, Vice-Presi- dent Science Club '49-'50, Carmine and Grey Staff '52- '53, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53, 7953 Joseph Paul Smith Perfect Attendance ' 49-'51, Hi-Y '50-'51, Rifle Team '50- '51g Science Club '50-'51. Barbara Joann Sewell Garden Club '49-'515 F. H '49-'51, Tumbling Club '50, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51-'53, f tary Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '51-'53 Behind the Scenes Club '53, National Honor S '52-'53, Junior Red Council '52-'53g F. B. L '52-'53g Secretary F. B. L. '52-'53, President of L Club '52-'53, Delegate F. B L. A. State Convention '51 '52, State Winner Medical Con- test '53. Max Howard Smith Band '49-'53, Band Member, Lions Convention in Chicago '50, Band Member, Lions Con- vention in Atlantic City '51, Military Band '51-'53, Fellow- ship Hi-Y '51-'53, Hi-Y Bas- ketball Team '51-'53, Ameri- can Legion National Champion Band '52, Band Clinic '51-'53p Reporter Hi-Y '53, Jordan Rep- resentative, Georgia School of Technology Engineering Week '53 s Q. . ...fc 5. X iw .S-me it 3.15 Sf . A Q5 at :ii ii .Jerry Ronald Smith Band '49-'53g Science Club '52-'53. Patrick Daniel Stewart Band '49-'53g Orchestra '49- '53g National Band Contest '49-'53g State Band Contest '49-'53g District Band Contest '49-'53g All-State Band '49- 53p ROTC Band '51-'535 Hi- Y '52-'53g Hi-Y Basketball Team '52-'53g D. E. Club '52- 53g All-State Band Clinic '53. .L Shirley Marie Smith Transferred from Slocomb, Ala- bama '5lg 4-H Club '49-'50 lSlocumblg Library Club '5l- '52p D. E. Club '52-'53. Frances Stocks Behind the Scenes Club '49- '53g D. C. T. Club '51-'535 State President ot D. C. T. Club '52-'53. Peggy Imelder Southerland Girls' Softball Team '49-'50g Tumbling Club '49-'5Oj F. H. A. '50-'5l5 F. B. L. A. '50-'51 D. E. Club '52-'53. 7953 James W. Storey Garden Club '49-'5Og Football '49-'53g J Club '51-'53g J Club President '52-'53g Key Club '5l-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '52-'53: Fellow- ship Hi-Y '52-'53g Hi-Y Bas- ketball Team '52-'53g Most Popular Boy Who's Who Con- test 'S2-'53g Track '53. Rubin Starling ROTC '49-'52g B Team Football '49-'5Og Student Coun- J- cil '49-'5Og Baseball '50-'535 K ey Club '52-'53g J Club '52-'53. Sara Jean Stratford Girls' Softball Team '49-'5Og F. H. A. '49-'5lg President F. H. A. '49-5'0j Tumbling Club '49-'5Og Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '50-'5lg Cheerleader '52-'53: Library Club 'Sl-'52g Treas- urer Senior ,Classv '52-'535 Cut- est Girl Who's Who Contest '52-'53p Behind the Scenes Club '53. ul N-4' -1 i .QW X '-taxa Kenneth Stricklin First Prize, State Science Fair '49-'5Og Perfect Attendance '52-'53. Iris Faye Tarvin F. H. A. '49-'5Oj Tumbling Club '49-'5Oj Alpha Tril-li-Y '50-'52g Vice-President' Alpha Tri-l-liYY '5lj Current Events Club '5l-'52g Treasurer Na- tional Honor Society '53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Project Chair- man F, B, L. A. '53g Student Council '49-'50, '52-'53g Co- Editor Student Council Journal '52-'53g Best Citizen '52, Donna Bea Stuckey F, H. A, Club '50-'Sly Secre- tary Glee Club '52-'53g Glee Club '50-'53g Garden Club '52-'53. Dorothy lDotl Taylor Junior Red Cross Council '49- '5lg Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49-'5Oj F. H. A. '49-'52j Gamma Tri- Hi-Y '5l-'53j Library Club 'Sly F. B. L. A. '52g Choir Pianist '52-'53g Business Man- ager Red Jacket '52-'53. WHEN Mary Elizabeth Summerford Turnblin Club '49-'5O' F. H Q , . A. '49-'5lg Reporter F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '53. John Ellis Syfrett, Jr. Transferred from Mountain 7 953 Donald Thomas Basketball '49-'5lg Track '49- '5lg ROTC '49-'Sly D. C. T. Club 'Sl-'53j Chaplain D. C. T. '5l-'52g President D. C. T. Club '52-'53g Most Represen- tative Boy Who's Who Contest '52-'53. Hill School '52p Red Jacket Staff '53. mg was Russell Thornton ROTC '49-'5Og Squad Sergean t ROTC '50-'5lg D. C. T. Club '52-'53, ij Q J l 'Qs-. . Betty Thweatt F. H. A. '49-'5Og Current Events Club '49-'5Og Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53. is . Connie T. Turner OTC '49-'Sig Mechanical Arts Ilub '49-'53g Key Club '5l- 525 B Team Football '50- Slg Track Team '5l-'52g outhern Relays '5l-'52g Var- ity Football '52-'53g J Club 52-'53. ' A-V.. ..:F v,'., ga Lg, -5. Marilyn Tucker F. H. A. '49-'5Og Current Events Club '5l. Betty Sue Tyler Transferred Behrrnan's High School, New Orleans, Louisiana, Fall '52g Glee Club '49-'52g Booster Club '49-'52g Basket- ball Tearn '50-'5lg Junior Red Cross Council '50-'53g Presi- dent Junior Red Cross '5l-'52g Delta Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53g Behind the Scenes Club '53, n W Eddie Tillman ROTC '50-'53g Major ROTC '52-'53g Fellowship Hi-Y '51- '53p Delegate Hi-Y Youth As- sembly '5lg Secretary Fellow- ship Hi-Y '52-'53j Delegate Georgia Boys' State '52p Key Club '52-'53g F. B. L. A. '52- '53g National Honor Society '53g Winner Medical Contest '53g Bi-City Hi-Y Basketball Champion '53, Martha Ann Vallery F. H. A. Club '49-'5Og Band '49-'53g Band Council '50- '5lg Band Clinic '5l-'52. Brady E. Turner ROTC '49-'52g Mechanical Arts Club '5l-'53j Student Council '52-'53. Rose Marie Ward Transferred from Murphy High School '52g Art Club '50-'53g F. H. A. '5l-'52g Sports Club '49-'52g Band '50-'52g Tri-Hi- Y '535 Spanish Club '50-'52. Q 'ive- Charles Watson Thelma Jean Watson Choral Club '49-'5Oj F. H. A. Publicity Chairman '49-'50 Garden Club Secretary '49-'5l F B L A. '52' D. E. Club '52 i Eudama Watson Transferred from Baker High School '52g Baker Maiorette Club '48-'495 Baker Dramatic Club '48-'52g Secretary Baker Dramatics Club '50-'52p Baker Junior Red Cross '50-'52g Baker Beta Tri-Hi-Y '50-'52f Jordan Delta Tri-Hi-Y '52-'53j Jordan Dramatics Club '52- '53 '53g. Scholastic Essay Winner w3Y e weve' '53 A. , . ,...., . i ' . ef' 1:4-W y M..?a,?,a gh, .wq .I-.-,,..:W4 - r-atm fev Transferred from G. M. A. '52. i - t A it Hoyt Watson ROTC '49-'5Og D. C. T. Club '52-'53. 7953 Wanda Welch F. H. A. '49-'5l5 Band '49- '53p Gamma Tri'Hi-Y '52p Be- hind the Scenes Club '53g Na- tional Honor Society '53g F. B. L. A. '52-'53, i Norman Watson Garden Club '50-'5lj Band '49 53g Orchestra '50-'5l5 Band President '52-'53g All- State Band '52-535 National Champions Amercian Legion Band Contest, New York City, '52g Band Clinic '52-'53j Brass Choir '52-'53. -. X 'X s WHY Harold LeRoy Wells D E. Club '5l-'53g Red Cross Representative '53, if Vlljl K5 Q Z . , tl Ronald Whitley Rifle Team '50-'53, Color Guard '50-'52, Rifle Club '5l- '53g Executive Officer, Rifle Club '5l-'53, Choral Club '5l- '52j Current Events Club '5l- '525 Treasurer Current Events Club '5l-'52, Hi-Y '52-'531 Hi-Y Basketball Team '52-'535 First Lieutenant, ROTC '52- '53j Bi-City Hi-Y Basketball Champion '53, H, 5 . ' Jeanette Williamson Transferred from Woodrow Wilson High School, Danville, Virginia '50, F. H. A. '50-'52, Student Council '50-'51, Be- hind the Scenes Club '52-'53p F. B. L. A. '52-'53. Wade Whitehurst Behind the Scenes Club '5lg National Honor Society '52- '53, Key Club '52-'53, Student Council '52-'53, Hi-Y '52-'53, Most Studious, Who's Who Con- test '52-'53, ROTC '50-'53. V 4 V, 4 . . iris? -fwfr Richard Williams Football Manager '49-'5lg J Club '49-'53g Baseball Man- anger '50-'5l5 ROTC '5l-'52. Barbara Ann Williams F. H. A. '49-'5lg Garden Club '49-'5lg Behind the Scenes Club '5l-'52j Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '50-'53, F. B. L. A. '52-'53. 7953 Gary H. Willingham Transferred from Queen Anne High, Se a t t I e, Washington, April, '52, Latin Club '49- '5O, Chess and Checker Club '50-'5lg Track '50-'5lg Jordan Fellowship Hi-Y '52-'53, N. R. A, Rifle Club '52-'53. Y i ,s-,,,a'l l it Janet Lucille Williams F. H. A. '49-'50, Science Club l '49-'50, Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y '49- '5Og Tumbling Club '49-'502 Library Club '5l-'52, Behind the Scenes Club '5l-'52g F. B. L. A. '51-'52, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '5l-'53, Program Chairman, Parliamentarian Alpha Tri-Hi- Y '52-'53. Mary Ann Wilkinson President Alpha Omega F. H. A. '49-'50, President Sigmaf Chi F. H. A. '50-'5lg Busy Bees Science Club '49-'50, Service Club '49-'5lg Tumbling Club '49-'50, Beta Tri-Hi-Y '49- 535 Secretary Tri-Hi-Y '5l- '52g President Beta Tri-Hi-Y ' 52-'53, Dramatics Club '5l- 52g Behind the Scenes Club '53, F, B. L. A, '52-'53, Red Jacket Staff '52-'53, Cheer- leader '52-'53j Student Coun- cll '52-'53, Secretray Senior Class '52-'53p Most Popular in Who's Who Contest '52-'53. 1 1 1 Barbara June Young Tnansferred from Columbus High, Fall '5lg Columbus High Art Club '49-'50g Columbus High Latin Club '50-'5lg Presi- dent D. E. Club '5l-'53g First' Prize Poster Contest State Con- vention '52g D. E. State Board of Directors '52-'53. Madic Charlene Beers Ronald Brooks Dimple Carroll SENIORS NOT PICTURED Leonard Cody Ruby Jean Hartley Jerry Jacobs Nancy Elizabeth Zavetz Transferred from Mountain Hill School '5Og Secretary Fresh- man Class '49g Red Cross Reo- resentative '49g iAct i v i t i e s Mountain Hill Schooll. F. H. A. '50-'52g Vice-President F. H. A. '5lg F. B, l.. A, '52-'53g D. E. Club '52-'53g National Honor Society '53. Lewis Ramsey Robert Smith Gene Williams fx Q xg Vw? all A 'N.. If 'iixx Q. 'yi x 1 .m-J Q51 WX, MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL Pat McCollum MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY Donald Thomas ldhob, .M ig EI 3, Q W -me A MOST STUDIOUS GIRL 3 w Carolyn Culpepper MOST STUDIOUS BOY Wade Whifehurst Lfflw' .V S MOST POPULAR GIRL Mary Ann Wilkinson MOST POPULAR BOY James Storey S X L X ry - X 5 AV' xi i 5 . FI? N V X M ., M PRETTIEST GIRL Carolyn Gilbert MOST HANDSOME BOY Charles Cox if xx MOST ATHLETIC GIRL . Q my T' Barbara Marlow MOST ATHLETIC BOY James Ferrell Lrfhnb, QS f Q f' rw r 3 CUTEST GIRL Sara Jean Stratford WITTIEST BOY Franklin MCGarr 'fi,flau,2fahto As the world goes, it's just no time at all--only four little years which are completely trivial when we take a long view at the eons before the eons beyond. But to us, our four high school years, as strange as it may seem to others, are something very special. lt was only yesterday, it seems, that we landed--frightened and green we were-in a whole new world to which we had looked forward for a long, long time. At first, we found life difficult, though soon we discovered hodres of sophomore consultants who were not only willing but also eager to advise us to make the right beginnings! From these teachers we learned discipline, we learned manners, we learned obedience, and after nine months of apprenticeship, we ourselves were in shape to begin our course of instruc- tion for the pitiful greenhorns who showed up the following falll Because we had become well adjusted and happy, mature life really began with the second year, and now when we look back to appraise the accomplishments of the past two years, the character of the result is chiefly a question of our mood, When we are optimistic, the record is staggeringly impressive, We see numbers of our class exhibiting startling talent in music. We see others, born athletes, attaining their full stature and giving to the whole world a model for the perfect Sportsman. We see others displaying histrionis ability that would do credit to Broadway. And we see still others, who have devoted themselves to the unostentatious pursuit of learning, finding themselves an Einstein or a Schweitzer. But-now we begin to feel a change of mood. The picture grows less enchanting, and we sense misgivings about the record. Now and then a neglected opportunity comes to mind, and somehow or other we seem vaguely to remember admonitions by which we might have profited. Maybe there were times when we failed to act the part of a real man and we must face up to the fact that there was much knowledge that we were too lazy to acquire. A tiny bit depressing is his view! The one bright spot, we comfort ourselves, is the fact that there is another year. Nine long months we'll have to cast the die. Both truthfully and hopefully we say that we intend to show strength to determine the result in our favor. ff? A AA. -1 Q5 N 'JL Hmm, Ufficma, Richard Miles A A A A A A President Betty Ivey A A A Vice-President Imogene Davis A A A A Secretary Larry Roberts A Treasurer John Adkins Clara Anderson Cecilia Andrews Judy Barfield Dorothy Barnes Delores Barr Joan Batts Lee Etta Baxley Julian W. Beavers Nancy Benefield Betty Best Ronald Boddy Barbara Bogard J Herbert Bowick Donald Bowman Kathryn Braswell Kathleen Brookins Jean Brooks Betty Brown Frances Brown Myrna Brown Annette Bryans Stewart Bryant Billy Burns John Bush iw S 1-' Shirley Bean Bob Bearss Mary Alice Bedsole Shirley Armstrong Bobby Ballard Alice Faye Bane Wallace Barr Ann Barrington Gloria Battles an it l Q ' G' 3 b fm. ii .:cf V-'Qf , 4 .1i:. V .1 :,- f - ROUGH Camp 1 W- Yvonne Carr Q a wb if Larry Campbell N M nw, Claire Carter S Ak KA 1 Q. Y Pat Cenic 7.1 'V 555' ' ll .C Ralph Cheney Brownie Chambers In . Billy Childs Beffv Chapman Robert Cochran K --,-V ..::. 1 .E In .M Jackie Coker 1 WV: Darrell Compton Barbara Collins 0--of Lorena Cook Q ik Beftye Corcorar f-4:g,,,-..-Q 3,5 1, I Eugene Cottle ' eo NEW .VZ ,4,,',, 5 I 5 ly , , Carolyn Cox Jimmy Cross ah , I C I - ,A rene u pepper K' 'ji .,..i 5 X f , Xb .- Jeanne Culpepper lmogene Davis Jack Davis Martha Davis' Sarah Davis Shirley Day Morris Dean Barbara DeLoach Billy Denson Mary Frances Dinwiddie Sue Dorriety June Dowling Rada Downs . Clyde Ellis - Louise Espy 1 Dianne Farris Glennis Ferrell i Shirley Fincher Billy Flowers Daniel F, Foster Peggy Frazier Dianne Fuller Jean Fuller Lamar Fuller Nora Fuller Walter Gamble Shirley Garnto Gene Gassett Charles Gavin Y Q Eloyce Gilbert I Wayne Gilbert f - Y' Joyce Glisson X JW ' Robert Goldstein A 'X Q Q Y , 'i Louise Graham Bobby Grantham Davis Green Mattie Lou Green Qi 'E 9 ' is me , Y tit? xi xx Q.. w.. Catherine Grimes Jeanett'e Gruber Ann Hales Bobby Hamby Betty Hammock Barbara Hancock Ned Hancock l F 1 i F ls, an .K ww , cl E W' l r' Q 7, 2 will ,tofu , 'l 3 We . J , Y .ar lk ,. . i f Anne Hardy Billy Hardwick Fred Harp Shirley Harrell Joe Helms Norma Hendley Ruth Hendricks Ann Higdon Charles Hill Delores Hill John Hindsman Betty Hodges Gwendolyn Hodges Maddie Holland Jimmie Holman Fred Holt ll x if 5 'li-W' - :WS V l i N Qi William Holt Shirley Hood Betty Howard Juanita Howell Vivian Howell Helen Hughes Joanne Hunter Gerald lngle Betty Ivey Shirley Jackson Wayne Jackson Clarence Jeter Frances Johnson Jack Johnson Janelle Johnson Johnny Johnson Joe Holt in S , f is Calvin Jones Al Sara Jordan James Jones L hffhf' Bruce Kelley Janie Jones ' l-am-if Kelfh Anita Kitchens Ann Knowles 1 i Rubinelle Kindrex , In F ' 1 AQ Q Q 'ii 'Q Q. ' i K , -1? Q Harold Lee hi I ' 9' Cotislee Leverett '.., zn' , -A it 15 .Q W 15 W' tt K A , 1' l l l J 'X .. 1 ' Jimmy Lovell b 'El J J ' .V lr ' Jimmy Malloy x l Q . .q:,Q: I A ty ,,V.,i:q,:,, l a ll ii I.s. 3 J ' 'I-I Martha Kobs Charlene Langley Jane Liddell Betty Loftin Margaret May Eleanor Markert Bobby McConnell Ernestine McCoy O'NeaI McCullar Mary McDonald Larvelle McDurmont Alton McFarlin Jeanette McGee Margaret McGreggor Belvery Mclntyre Leatrice Mclntyre Billy McLaney Helen McQuaig Ronald McQuinn Sue McQuinn wr ' fue X I flk , - . ' ,sfgggle , L ' sl - K L ,: ' ' 5 K E. -. 1 3 f tb , A f K V '- , r , . J, is Jane Meadows Martha Ann Meadows Mildred Mears ,l.i: , Carson Melvin Jean Miles Richard Miles Joe Miller Katherine Mims Judy Morris Shirley Morris Alice Mitcham Barbara Moore Wimberly Moorefield Clarence Murphy Edward Newman n i... S I K K Mildred Newman ' ., Jeannine Nolan iiiiili X .. ,:,,. :.: 5 Peggy Sue Parker Q x Y iw' . 4? W' ? S Delories Pat'e Donald Pate B Helen O'l-learn Y Alma Parker 1 2 3 ww I ,lietgv Pagiln ' ':r, e ' r ..,,,, x b u ev e V Alma Pitts Glenda Poole Bennie Poore Flora Joyce Powell Tommy Powers Bobby Reese Glenda Reeves Hilda Register Shirley Reynolds -: 5 xi . , :.- L W VQ.,, .. , , LxX,, ' Qwf. X, .. I 5 ,F F Qi. '59, Q 1 4 0 2 Lewis Rigdon Larry Roberts Sara Robinson Gerald Sanders Ralph Savage Jeanette Sawyer Joe Scarborough , ', Lavonia Scarbrough l ',, uixllf Q x J . l I 5 , an Glenn Seay .. i n -L ,L ., A . gn James Sheffield l V A ' 5' Bobby Sheheane .,., 9 M S Montes Shirley Bobby Short QM lf: '2 i S. 1' Q , Billy Singleton V Don Skelton Patricia Skipper Marcia Slayton Billy Smith Daphne Smith Earl Smith Hazel Smith Ray smith Viron Smith Durwood Snell Sara Snell Frank Spears Glenn Spivey James Starling Joyce Starling Marlyn Streetman Ted Strickland Willa D. Taylor Betty Teal Q -yr . 'f:: W' Y if ., iiif 'S - 4 an , ,N X sg fx 5 . my S Q it Q' I VKX . ' b Qt J 1 , , , Q. if v , 'Q ' 't . An' .:..- X , 'W' - Q. az. 1 lc 2' :X y S S -YV S ' 1. -' 'C' if A W .f 'M ' fs if - , . . . ei 'Q is Patricia Teftt Bobby Thaxton Norma Thornton Richard Thornton Ellie Jean Thrower Tommy Tidd Joyce Tillman Irvin Travis Q -45. Rh sfzs i, Q . 9 ' 1 M 2: D 1 Q-1 'Q K T5 ASQ: QE . Q. 33,355 A Ruth Trimback Q en QQQ Q 5, X ,QQ is , Q Q Q .QQ Bobbie Tucker with , , ' sf Talmage Tyler it Q - Q' Qf ' L fly Glenn VanLandingham rig? Q ':'-i' .:., Q QQ QQ as elm .5 ' S d y' 1 3 on ra incen V ' ie, T 1 Juliette Wade Q i QV 43 Q Q G., , I ,SQL Gerald Wages 'TVI ' in QQ Q 7 Jimmy Wallace - QA s iw fi ' , li r' f . ,f a . Aki M - . x :- 1 , ' E: e ' , r,.,. .Q Q , ms, Q ,ff Q Q t ,i Q Q-CQ we - ' .. A ----' fam 12 : tiff 'K K Ssaylgs. -Ji -at s, ' Q 3 , ' it ,i - Q .i,f T . Q Q Q Q Q- sci QQ -'r Q Q QQ ' QQ QQ .. QQ i -I ..,.. fit -G T X- S.-: ..-. 1 SL' f i lt 1 , e , 3 . .5 ' Q ,. ..t,. Q 'A of -' of WS -:-' , s. ' QQ t QQ :, rf 1 X gag X' .-G y X Sk . s i . ,b Q w ' .QV -. Wg Y A. ,. Carolyn Watford Clara Watson William Watson Gloria Weed Edward Weems Patsy West Elaine Wilkinson Betty Williams H, C, Williams Neil Williams Jo Ann Willis Chappell Wilson Dorothy Yates Derotha Yarbrough Charles Yaughn Patsy Young Sue Ward I K W I 5 ':'. Having passed the half-way mark in our high school careers, we, the Sophomores of l953, hold our heads high, knowing that we are no longer strangers, but a definitely real and important part of the student body. After completing two successful years at Jordan Vocaional High School, we are prepared to accept the trials and challenges the next two years have to offer. When we entered Jordan as Freshmen, we were shy and a little fright- ened at this immense school and its hundreds of students, and we looked upon the Juniors and Seniors with awe, Now all of us find that we are more interested in school organizations and activities, and many in our class are active participants in the Choral Club, the Band, the Art Club, the Dramatic Club, and the Tri-Hi-Y. We have excelled in scholastic work as well as in other activities, for a large number of us have been on the Honor Roll. We know our teachers better this year, and we feel free to discuss our problems with them. We would like to express our appreciation for their patience and guidance. During the next two years, we hope that we can live up to Jordan's ideals and that our lives and pensonalities may measure up to the true spirit of our great school. qiqtzhonwmz, gm Umm, Jack Boone . . . ,.,. President Lamar Taylor . . , A , , Vice-President Cliff Briftingham . ,.., Secretary Phil Clark . . , . Treasurer 1? I I -. .5--lm, 5, -kk Leroy y Q Q: N I Addie Ruth Ackiss L K A , i , Y - Barbara Allen , J iii ' i ' fy 'ii ' Mary Sue Anthony .s b Aff ,,,. . . Y X8 V.:f 'r , H+ ' N Levon Antley ll Ali i fi' Z Penny Appleby 9, i Q N A Joan Arel ir hqvl s b b QQ' Carolyn Bacon 2 uuuu P. , ll .. i, i' f y Carolyn Bacon :,.r2 rrrz 2 i A J- 's Lewis Bailey Peggy Baldwin Betty Barron Betty Rose Baxley Martha Jean Bazemore Joe Bishop Wi Bertha Black Jean Blankenship 9 Dianne Boggs al Q Jack Boone Eugene Booth I' A Barbara Boyette Cecil Brannon Wynell Brett Clifton Brittingham Charles Brookshire .i Z -.,, K A W A, as 6 N ' ..-.... 15-me J -J as v - I i ic : r 11' get as J si V' X -A s w f Q' ,. - ,' ' 'l' -- .,,l A fn A X is M A A Q- - 1 L ef- 1 :SI if ., we ,U 5. A Wt, l . X' ,' ist J .h : se ' Mi 11-i J + 4 i, First row, left to right: Joel Brown, Willa Brown, Sherman Buckles, Jeanette Burleson, George Caldwell, Henderson Caldwell, Patsy Cannon. Second row, lett to right: Harper Carter, Joel Carter, Ronnie Carter, Shirley Carey, Billy Case, Eugene Catrett, Carlene Chance. Third row, left to right: Jo Ann Chance, Carol Chestnut, Rose Mary Chestnut, Jean Clark- Philip Clark, Mary Jane Clemmons, Myron Clemmons. , . M.- .,,L., i , s s First row, left to right: Katherine Collins, Carole Callier, Charles Conkle, Patsy Cook, Phil Cook, Jimmy Coone. Second row, left to right: Judith Corley, Sharon Corley, Nellie Covington, Mary Coveny, George Cox, Joe Crane. r it ',,' ' ,- .3,a.. ff-' Q., 1 ':' ' Qt I if ,. gk: lt Ex? ' 'iw lx 2 2 Q3 -f J X' X t Ff..'lE.'i yf l 'gl First row- left to right: Gene Culpepper, Tom Culpepper, Patricia Curry, Lillie Curtis, Arthur Dalton, Jean Davis, Wayne Deadwyler. Second row, left to right: Donald Dearing, Dianne Dickson, Edwin Downs, Billy Drawdy, Jimmy Dukes, Gloria Duncan, Patsy Duncan. S F F . fiff F l ff -fr . , ,L Q. A , g f xg gl ' - s,--..,c s 1 . :lk I K. .. TT l v Q Aw it fi 5. ,, . t wt 'R A 1 ,xxx s A I F it , , M ,Q N . . for zl. .. Q81 . tzrul- ,F ,, i 1 , ,., A S , Q First row, left to right: Donnie Eagerton, Genda Eddings, Martha Ann Eiland, Jerry Ellis, Sandra Entrekin- Moody Jo Etheridge. Second row, left to right: Esther Evans, Shirley Evans, Eugenia Faulkner, Patricia Ann Fields, Tommy Fields, Joyce Finley. Third row, left to right: Ellaverl Flowers, James Floyd, Elizabeth Fondren, Maxine Forehand, Cecil Forlines, Nancy Fortner. S 4 1 ,EJ c ,Qi Br . Z.. i l , I V..,,,.,. is 4' W 1 + L J A 4 5 Qs, F - vii ' ,li-1' it X is f .aaa- H, xp' , Jr' K 3 .,,. , .5 F Patricia Foster Robert Freeman Dorothy Fripp Frances Funderburke Bobby Gibbons William Gilbert David Gilbert Sherry Gissendanner David Goins Barbara Gordy Walter Graham Harold Granberry Jackie Granberry John Grantham Ernestine Gullatt Sara Haines Jerry Hall Loyd Hall Nancy Hall Helen Hancock Ray Hartin Donald Hardy Mary Alice Harless Helen Harrison Frank Hart. , . 1, 5.-. A 'iff First row- left to right: Charles Hathaway, Connie Hearn, Jimmy Helms, Audrey Henderson, Donnie Henderson, Glenn Henderson, Jack Henderson. Second row, left to right: Larry Henderson, Charles Henson, David Hesley, Ronald Hethcox, Shirley Hewatt, Herbert Highnote, Clarence Hindsman. Thrid row, left to right: Yvonne Hollis, John Horton, Allen Houston- Jeanine Hubbard, Jimmy Hubbard, Gwen Hunt, George Huff. 1 it Q Q xxx s 1 , x 5, sqft gvel QL J s72 'vz' are 'lQ4 AVMQ at. av' Umar fag ai s -f,,i 1 : -fart: ' - - s r ,,- ,M ., I tae ...tf:., . , :ii , V . I T H - K' lv - : ' A' -v , - N- A 5 b .. q if i ,, , if Z .5 , J. , . , ii xx s . L f 1 ' Q, in I in , V- ,-Lf' ,Q:. ,,. 1 7 L x,,. M: ,. x A gg. -,S Qbv' I V 1 I BE, V' V L. J : . T - i1 T L , L ,1:t:.:h.x t K N,. E ,-:, its if ,mi TZ., I - First row, left to right: Martha Jane Hunter, Marie Hutcherson, John Ingram, James Warner lvey, Peggy Ann Jackson, James Jenkins. Second row, left to right: Gayle Jernigan, Charlotte- Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Jeanne Joiner, Bobby Jones. as so ,,,, 4 its . ' ,rr H r T ---r'- . Sm L Q it ,, L J if L 4 f 5 I . A .,,. 1 J . ,gg A i 253m '7aJ'iii5 sV-' ssss- J ' L i af'eWg e..f i nares 3' l f .M F-- 'Q -w- QNX ' -V.- If V 'i 1 First row, left' to right: Jean Jones, Mae Jones, Marie Jones, Mary Lou Jones, Macie Jordan Coy Judah, Billy Kelly. Second row, left to right: John Kelly, Marie Kelly, Charles Kennedy Ted Kenney, Homer Kim-mons, Noah King, Patsy Lou King. KK ? Qi - 4 Q- fy - f ' . T' First row, left to right: James Kirby, Donald Kirkland, Joyce Kirkland, Wallace Kite, Jeanette Knight, Evelyn Land. Second rowf left to right: Ted Land, Peggy Landress, Frank Lane, Jackie Langford, June Langford, Jimmy Langley. Third row, left to right: Bobby Lassiter, Orran Leatherwood, Annette Lee, Judith Lee, Betty Letlow, Alvie Lewis. i aft, It ,P Josephine Lewis NJ J - Martha Lindsey I ul G' James Lisle , yi .:,: ,. P t Gloria Littleton ' A - 'X x Carolyn Lloyd mlw.?'QEvwl K A Barbara Long f -. S., K ii- ., Frank Lon . .- .. , Q Q K i . ,wel if x Q Nelson Marshal J? -' ,f I Joyce Ellen Martin 3, ' it s ' ' 'N , T' Kenneth Martin 5 X it L ,X i Q W , A x. we .pf ' fc Shirley Martin 'Q 5 A ,1 , Donna May fy, ,,, 'F - , Agnes Mmfdie fi, ,A Y ' kv John McCraine I lr V ' I Bobbv McDanal ' lx ' 1' J l Q Q J L Edna McDowell 4' - QQ , he , f Wynell McDurmont .4 a , 0 . ,, ,Q ,M ' va. N Q s I Virginia MCFarlin , ' f 'J N' Betty McGuire i 'g il f' Delilah Mmemae --ff::.'f:' - A Lan l Q Q ,sf Holoman McKemie Q. ,, Eleanor McKoon 6 5, f 'Q J ii Q ' Howard McLendon 7 ' Melba McLendon I 'l t A Q Glory Ann McMillan V 55 4' ....4......-.---- y Q., ,A ..'. g Vuyb , , iw , i ltr . ' I ,,.af. if l .1 s 7, My , sy- ? ff- . I I K A 1, Q, . x - - , 4 -a.y S x ,V JK? . MEA ,ly - is .- f sm, ,. iq -1 '- ' 1 ' . oi ' E L First row- left to right: Jerry McNeill, Elizabeth McNeill, Jo Ann Meadows, Mary Ellen Meadows, Shirley Meadows, Helen Miller, Robert Miller. Second row, left to right: Corum Mills, Imogene Mixon, Murral Molton, James Money, Christine Morgan, Geraldine Morgan, Janet Morgan, Third row, lef to right: Gayle Morphis, Douglas Morrison- Nancy Morrison, Wynell Mullenix, William Mundy, Sue Murdock, Bill Murphy. 2' -if Y in in an V an 1 : ,, l i J dir o Ql Q.: QQ. , ,if R ,, 'f J' J gg 3 V I Q Q : g g V , 1 ,,.,f ' J- g iq M .wig ' First' row, letf to right: Faye Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Mike Murphy, Janice Murray, Martha Newman, Bruce Nowling. Second row, left to right: Robert Obert' Dickey Odom, Albert Oliver, Bobby Ray Osbon, Mae Overby, Jane Page. ' . ,. - X , 51 1 ' ' ' - , ggi J. ' H ' Kg, , t W if! ' . 4' is 1 , f ' bg P ' t 'W rf- gffgee-,'jg:f : Q , i , Q . j gf is mf ' y J y - v, ,..., N-2 J T , X , i f 93' ' IL 1 Nvzfi- ,.: ' X: ' lt 90 ' fir 5 fi ? . . ' ' ' 2: ,W . 5 -tw W3 ,gf h t. I Y, ., i.. A,a3:: , , I ' J x, P 'I fy , 7 , '4 sz, V..gg. ,.:f7' , First row, left to right: Helen Parker, Barbara Parks, Rachel Partain, James Patterson, John Phillips' Marie Phillips, Patty Phillips, Second row, left to right: Jerry Pilcher, Jim Pilkin- ton, Shelby Pollock, William Pollock, Jean Porter, Bobby Powell, Lewis Powel. S ,Af ..:. . V s w ff , .'-. 3 'l , ' w , V, i -i Vi -2, 15. - ' 1' - A .:f- .,. ' - 'vl. . 'P 1 if - .V if is - V - . ',,. 12 f ' - li gy 1 3 P ii --2r' Q J J. f s? 43 ., -:iii .,-Q: lt... if A ., ::-. U W . First' row, left to right: Bob Prescott, Charles Pressley, Peggy Price, Judy Pridgeon, Laquita Pridgen, June Pritchett. Second row, left to right: Norma Quattlebaum, Julia Quick- Dorothy Rachels, John Randall, Nellie Jo Redmon, Buddy Redwine. Third row, left to right: Jimmy Reese, Patsy Reese, Billy Reeves, Jo Ann Register, Huey Register, Juanita Reid. V Julia Reynolds Beth Riley Q Billy Roberts Sara Roberts ,, K ' N K 5 . I wwxq Charles Robinson i ie is ,I Dan Robinson Donna Faye Robinson J. W. Rogers Mary Alice Ross Eugene Russell v 'E ' ' s , ls K Peggy Russell Howard Ryckley Frank Sacramo Janice Sammons Ronald Sanders Merle Sanders Ronnie Sanders Denver Scarbrough Mary Lou Seay Sally Seay Betty Sewell Charles Shirah Donald Shirey Faye Sinquefield Cletis Skipper ' , ' ' 'ffjr f f H- I 1 t Q - , J ' --ii W ieis V .,,' in 'TX T :,,i1 Q as S . I ' T i-i-- J - ,, . J L lit fi vlfl i if Q 1 11' ,, AFS V . Z , 5 Q ,-, -I y 7 . A 'fob D W A ki if .. . -A -' A E-A ix .,...-,, rn qi , qirddkkil ' 5 , NQLYN 1: s,'1 g- A Q li.. . s : P ' . -+ A 'i T T First row, left to right: Durel Smith, James Smith, James Ray Smith, Joel Smith- Edward Spiel, Gerald Spires. Second row, left to right: Sara Jane Spivey, Robert Stadnik, Richard Stocks, Gayle Sweeney, Dorothy Tackett, Milton Tarvin. Third row, left to right: David Tate, Joe Tate, Alice Taylor, David Taylor, Eleanor Taylor. Gladys Taylor. ' it l - l J 'zz ' 5 f ' '. 9' g et V y .,-' ' - hq , 6 . . f' ..k up 2 ', A: ' :I E as V ,,,-- A K lj as 4 - . X X ': : ' ' Q v f N A i y 1 4 1 . , f 1, ,N First row, left to right: Hilery Taylor' Jimmie Lane Taylor, Lamar Taylor R . obert Taylor, John Temples, Vincye Temples. Second row, left to right: Shirley Thaxton, Marian Thomas, Lois Thompson, Edwin Tice , Patricia Tidd, Sybil Tindell, is fig? 01' -El . k g 1. , , ' '-', il ' if i f , g if ' c, . Q A, , A .,. zuv ., .. 3 ,. X - WWMN I' -, c csv. qb.. in 'gf I n ' fl , ,,.' . ' ,..- h V'il i': B f , c X :-1 ii QQ . i., 4 Q 'T 33 K f ' lrl- -' is sig?--mfr: -' First row, left to right: Freddie Tomlin, James Trimback, Tommy Tu Jacqueline Tyler, Jerrie Tyler, Donald Walker. Second row, left to Betty Warcop, W Weadon. right: Velva Walters, Ned Watson, Ronald ardell Ward, Barbara Jean Watson, Forrest Watson, fl qi' V 'fi .9 Y QQ S K VQQ: M i s ,ef rt i ' 0 ' 4.141 1, , . jg, g N .,,, ,ff is.e i J P H 5 ix Q if ',.:- - V ' J..' iw, A AT. J J - , M- l I ,. ,uiu Q 'V,V A ml J F J V wg . i ,.g J , l,.' g ... i, 1 , ,E Z. V 1 '.,' ,.: P . HJ A First row- left to right: Janie Webb, Barbara Welch, Bobby Welch Billy Wells, Richard White, Patricia Williams. Second row, left to right: Mickey Williams, Julian Williams, VVarren Williams, Jerry Williamson Vernon Wil- liamson- Annette Wilson. Third row, left to right: Travis Wilson, Carole Woods, Royce Wood, Joseph Worrell, Joseph Wright, Janice Wyrick. ii, is ' Q a 5 , iq f, . . 51 4 skip, i ,... S 3 cker, Bennie Turnage, H J 6'lf14-L' In September, l952, the Freshman Class came together for the first time, We all felt very strange and ill-at-ease as we came through Jordan High's doors, and one can imagine how great our awe and timidity was when we were clapped into assembly that morning. Jordan was indeed strange on the first day, but as the days and weeks passed, we grew to love Jordan and its students and came to understand the good nature and fine spirit of the school. We learned the names and faces of our teachers and fellow- students, settled into a routine of study, took part in some of the many and varied activities of Jordan, and entered enthusiastically into cheering Jordan teams to victory, We truly became part of Jordan. Our freshman year has been filled with opportunities to broaden our experiences and interests, With the guidance of our teachers and principals, we have worked to make the best of these opportunities. Because we know that what we accomplish this year will greatly affect our future at Jordan and after graduation, we have willingly struggled to do our best in any work we had to do. E J President lrmot Vice-President Secretary . . , Treasurer .. gzw, Umm in picture? . . . , , . Terry Williams ...BuddyMartir1 . . . Gwen Bullard , , , Ted Wallace ma FRESH ' 6 J 6 v l, ...f, , , . V . Lawrence Butler f V K in Carolyn Benefield .. ., - '1 ' A Q S- I 1-l -4 as , K ,K t , is 'ig-.1 ref A J A Q 'ff' f r i B-a f .1 A , , c , ' 1 i.5ii alkyl, A Q , G A li , is r 1 ' Q , - ' ,L as, ,fe ff'w B-at ,ef ' i, J A ,l si' , .5 J . L , v ig A V: K ' if t 1 wi l -I-Sz: s ,A Q 1 , - .',.. l th A , B ,?- F A I qi V 3. W N . -5 .,.., tr K Q, x ig U g g . PIV N , ' ,A - 5 l :,- A A i i : Juanita Barron Donald Barfield W J ii B f' ld P at . - N, A i Jimmy Benefield Marie Benelield Shirley Ann Benefield ' Joy Bertram l Janice Bethany Y 4 Thomas Blue Alice Faye Adair Felton Adkinson Denton Alford Kenneth Allen William Allen Billy Anderson Eugene Anderson Sandra Andrews Bruce Anglin Martha Glenda Anthony Bob Arant Edward Arel Betty Jean Armstrong June Arnold Ruth Arrington Ann Arwood Tommy Autry Johnnie Baggett Betty Bailes Leon Baker Carl Ballard Betty Jean Bane Billy Barbaree Sara Barentine . , , s- . 5 ' Glenda Biggs A ullu in K Q W Linda Boggs , A V A J L B , phlllD Boll B' Q' .. , , M , S 'Q xl Norman Bone , Q I, ,, ' ,,, 9' i , .,'l ' I 'ti ., K Jerry Bowles ' '.:.,-': yxz. -- ' A , Harold Brackins ., N' I ..l..Q1,v.i ' fi .Fl 1 i 's' ,lg ' f f wi E ' iliss 1 Gary Cooper Brannon ,ZV ' fa- A r , . ,Q rl - Q Geraldine Brasington vi -' - ,I - 1 ,E .J Royena Braxton --.. K A To - if , Yvonne Brett wil , A X -Q E , Jerry Brittingham rl lll- Y - G 5 A :fir it ' in A Barbara Brown V l Beverly Joyce Brown ,.A. V, K ,i .- Elizabeth Brown . V ' A 7 ,Q Gloria Brown 5,4 ' '-,, ll ,,gafs. ' A Zenna Brown - fem L rfi A1 l , 5 Lg Ji ,S I Ernest Brooks Ted Bryant Margo Buck Betty Jo Buckles Betty Burdeaux Gwen Bullard Joy Bullard Kenneth Burgess Charles Burns James Burton Laura Burton Sonny Bush Paula Caldwell Don Allen Campbell Jimmy Carter Lewis Carter Betty Lou Causy Hilda Chambers Bobby Chambless vi- 'f:: ily- . s -. ...Y X vi XJ' FRESHME irrr J ,A if 2 i f A , , . -:ze . 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Hart Betty H Ronald l' Ann Hay Frank Heath Donald Henard Eddie Henderson Sonya Hendricks Betty Ruth Herrington Dan Hiers Joann Hightower Voncile Hightower Jo Hildreth Havalyn Hill Peggy Hindsman Sherman Hinson Sue Carol Hobby Hernon Hodges Ladell Holiman Dorothy Hollar Betty Ruth Holmes Jack Holmes Bobby Holt Alice Hood Marilyn Horton Helen Howze Sue Hubbard Marie Huff Eugene Hughes James Hunter Jerry Hunter Sandra Hursey Sherwood Ingram Bonnie Jackson Joel Jackson Joseph Jackson Mary Jackson Diane James Bonnie Johnson Donnie Johnson Olline Johnson Raymond Johnson Dennis Johnston Nolan Kenneth Johnston Margaret Jones Pat Jones F ll FRESHME l fl il . 1' ii Us .J SQ? Wayne Jones Elaine Jordan Barbara Keel Gaytrena Kelly Ophelia Kelly Dwight Kennedy 1.5. V be Johnny Bell Kennedy ' , ' ' June Kennedy - 1 ,. I 5 , Q W Q- A ,R ' ' -1 . Billy Killingsworth ., 3' . . .. i i 5' 1 Q i . Dexter Killingsworlh ii' up ii I Sw i Q E? 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James McDowell I Q Q ', Q , b ' Joyce McKerlney al, 4 K 2, a Margaret McMillan , ffm-H, 1 , gh Sybil McMillan ll .v w Betty McQuinn 'Q ju? ,. ' A Gloria McQuinn ,ga 4, - , Susan Meadows g,,.- 1. 4 L ,RF X L Ann Mercer ' ll f Peggy Mickle i x 2' 'B- Mlckle Michelson 'A Cecil Miles I - Kay Miles Gary Minnick Ola Jean Miller tv' i 5. ,, ,. li. K is 05- g 'Z x 'SF 'l .ne 'AL XX l ,J ifzjn-nu:f'3r x X J M .S 'N ,Hui ,fly as 6, v i i' Q 'pgff la FRESHME Judy Mixon - Lorene Moody Plvg. 1 A A jf V Diane Moulton -,-' 'V-1,, 3 Vg, g 'P 9' Z I Q Q Mitchell Moncriet 'ff ' -' Aga, Q fy Howard MOHGV Q44 ia-' r W9 i W m y J: 5 V I I ' ' 'E . 2f??ff C inelle Morrel Z Q Xxx V k A E' X M4 V W Jeannette Morris Q ' , . N Gail Moss J - r-A 1: , p TC? 6 Ray Moss 'di - A J' yf' s Q-l if J 4 5 V 4' Ken MOH 'I' Q-' J :',- f ff' Myra Murphy ' 4 ri .2552 . P n L William Murray is A x ' .. ,.:. AM wa, zz. June Myers is 40 Shirley Nicademus if Ai' ' mf Marv Ann Norris Vqulvl , . Hi? A I, x . VV Arlene Oliver ish, A he P E, A 7 wr V '- l.. B. Oliver, Jr. 1-' -- Pl - P' . Mary Ann Oliver I were 5 ' Q? ' like gg 2 V V ' Ronald o'Pfy Delores Paidock Joy Parker by 'K in -gg Ella? 151, - Wynelle Parker . ' ,L Sy in J xjjvf Ronald parmer , Walter Parnell . ' ref. I . i, r-Jl ' !V 5 4 z +P' ie' 5 r 2 ' X 'L V 1 Q ' x J 5' 1 Q P . P, 1 Q ffl ' , , i. ., -. . Q 1 ,. . fr' J -f is x Q.. Sk X . ,Lg .. J? 'J X K ' if cf..- t.lm,,.s .K - X ., , j .J ,,., , . U sginv ,gn W 5, W sw X G we , J ,f Jesse Pa rramore Dianne Pate .rm a Patricia Pate 9,1 Sue Patterson ' W, James Pearce xi Shirley Petty X K 1-. Phillips - X Jimmy Pierce al fi ruce Pike Etta ee Pinkston Ernestine Pippin Elaine Pollock Annette Posey Johnny Potter Hosie Powell Janice Powell Royce Russell Po Billy Preskitt Jonelle Reeb Rebecca Neaves -. My .Hague ., kr me. 6 ' ' i r ' 'i T al. Q.. in il 4 A J i A ,.,. Janet Pratt :E-E., , ' if ..1' me IEE , Jo Ann Price M' I Bobby Pfadgen A Xiili . ' K Barbara Pryor WA rr M' - gs-. 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A 1, ei, so I 1, i o f if1 'e -' S to M J as B we 'f J ' r if 1 'f' ,X Peggy Taylor Ruth Taylor Ralph Teal James Barry Thompson Denny Thomas Gypsy Delores Thomaston Fay Tomley Doris Thompson lvarie Thompson Jean Thompson Jean Thorpe Jimmy Tice Gwendolyn Tindle Percy Tindell William Tolbert Earl Tomblin Jeanette Ann Trimmell Betty Turman Dwight Tyner Thomas Underwood Robert Vann Mary Van Natter Bill Walker Bruce Walker Jewell Wallace Betty Waller Dennis Waller Fay Waldrip Bruce Wangle Shirley Ward Jackie Warren Elaine Watford Barbara Watson James Watson Martha Travivin Watson Rachel Watson Shirley Welch Jimmy Wetherington Robert Whitehead Wendell Whitehurst Alice Whitley Jimmy Whitted Sara Wilkerson Emory Williams Peggy Williams Terry Williams Sherman Williams Jean Williamson Elouise Wilson John Richard Woods Donnie Worrell Annette Wyrick Charles Yates Bruce Ansell Ann Barden Billy Barnes Ann Bryant Mary Ann Cardell Edna Elliott Norman Gulley Larry Edwin Hardy Levone Antley Floyd Ashby Edward Atkinson Bill Barron Doris Beck Donald Bradley Eugene Bunn Betty Chandler Tom Culpepper Milliam Davis Martha Andrews Katherine Applewhite Linda Askew Donald Beach Betty Berdeaux Eugene Boggs Robert Bolt Walter Buce Robert A. Carr Lewis Carver Joe Clegg Ronald Clemmens Gloria Ann Coleman Barbara Cook Phillip Cooper Donald Crawford Donald Wm. Crocker Doran Culverhouse Grace Daniel Bill Detnell Pauline Dilleshaw Ray Edward Johnny C. Faircloth Dorothy Faulk Allen Galbraith Jimmy Ray Geeslin Johnny Gilmer 910 1 Juniors Rebecca Faye Hardy Ruby Holstead Loy McNeal Ray McPhail Ralph McQuinn Harper McSwain Wiley Meeks Thomas Messer Sophomores Paul Espy Donald Farrar Barbara Finley Odis George Henry Harris Carol Hood Jimmy Humphries Billy Ray Jones Gloria Littleton Nelson Marshall Bruce Nowling Freshmen Jerry Gilmore Douglas Green Jimmy Green Lamar Green Raymond Grissett Frank Hackett, Jr. Jacqueline Haines Charles Harmon Don Harris Virginia Howard James Hutcherson Freddie Hutchins Martha Jackson Kenneth D. Johnson Rose Johnson Donnie Eugene Kelly Richard Kimbrell Donald Kinard Edwin Morris King Ted Kinny John Thomas Langley Joyce Long Albert Moegelin Callis Weldon Matthe Gerald McKinnon Donnie McQuinn Theodore Mickleson WS Gail Nesvig Jack Ray John Windham Reynolds Jack Skeen Patsy Turner Bill Williams Jo Ann Williams Benny Woodall Edna Pippin Ruby Reagan Glenn Rigsby Charles Sewell Charles E. Smith Martha Stringfellow Joan Tyler Shirley Vincent Lavon Welch John Yates Peggy Ann Morrison Rebilb Neanes Jackie Odom Dorothy O'Hern Robert Parnell Perry Eugene Pate Shirley Peddy Ray Pemberton Edward Pyron James A. Renfroe Jinnie Renfroe Doris Rhodes Martha Riles Patricia Sheffield Jack Silcox Frances Sizemore Tillis Thom-ley Donald Lee Tucker J. Paul Wagner Ted Wallace Horald Wallace Johnny R. Ward Sarah E. Weathers Melba Weed Wayne Welch Walker West Warner Wilson in x 'f M .H Q is A . 1- rg wana -E K X . wi X ? 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R . may 'Q A W . - 4 .,., , ,, Q' . x r' 1 , rlivyv E- M K..,wWffX-wnxw-N Q iw ?11TfQ53rw3237ff . -41 .-Z Jnnt!aalL QL COACHES J gr A :A I Q nfs' W' .MQ Left to right: Sumpter Blackmon, Dan Trotter, Bill Godwin, Herschel Jones. Sumpter Blackmon is athletic director and head football and baseball coach. Dan Trotter is assistant football coach, B team basketball coach, and assistant track coach. Bill Godwin is assistant football coach and head track coach. Herschel Jones is head basketball coach, B team football coach, and assistant baseball coach. The i952 season found the Red Jackets moving from top to bottom in the winning column, for the team could match points with but three of their nine opponents. In spite of this, however, the backfield and James Ethridge on the line played the game well and gave the fans many thrills that they will long remember. For their fine playing and good sportsmanship five seniors should be especially commended. They are James Ferrell, captain and leading Bi-City scorer for two years, Don Kinser, Co-alternate captain and l95l Bi-City center, Charles Cox, co-alternate captain and i952 Bi-City end, and James Storey, who turned in the most sensational run of the i952 campaign. Others that are to graduate are Denard Booth, regular fullback, Lamar Chestnut, number one substitute in the city, Franklin McGarr and L. C. Mac- Quirter, two fine ends, Bill Williams, a tackle, James Ethridge, the big man of the squad and one of thir- teen Georgia boys listed on the All-American high school team, and Connie Turner, who was the smallest man on the team but the biggest battler, Y? Spring Practice Fall Workout FOOTBALL SPONSORS Jordan-Columbus Game Left to Right: Frank Lane, Janice Cole, Betty Davis, Donnie Greene. CHEERLEADERS gave. :- ' at SLJMPTER BLACKMON Coach Lcft to right: Sally Geiger, Mary Ar-in Wilkinson, Joyce Esconfres, Sara Jean Stratford, Paiiy Cannon, Carolyn Gilbert. lg, J 29774 Qs' 'H' lf, DONNKE HENE ye-W-1-aunt' MES EJ OIXEY QLL VWLUAMS PHIL CIARK Q ,. - ,, Q . d ' DON KINSER Alternate Captain WALTER GRAHAM ,- ' JAMES FERRELI. Captain ENARD BOOTH Z-' .I-' Q! 'LA ff ' fu ' x JACKIE C N MCGARR THAXTDN 5933395 MGRRIS DEAN Q awry ,n Q 3 raxcwvam MMS CONNIE TURNER am JAMES Toms I CLIFF BRITTINGHAM LAMAR QHESTNUTQ ,paw ,drawing TERRY VWLLIAM , ROBERT WH SP 'WM-nv JACK BOONE I t Y gh iw lir-.t Row: Nelson Marshall, Robert Smith, Robert Whitehead, l., C, McQuirter, Don Kinser, John Adkins, Richard Miles. Second ' ' ' d Gb W Ritch Llo d Hall tMana erl. Row. Coach Jones, Donnie Henderson, Jerry Braxton, Wiltor ison, ayne , y Q ar the Red Jacket Basketball Team started ott with a very inexperienced group This ye ot boys, however, they improved with each game. At the end ofthe season, they were able to hold their own with any team in the state. MacQuirter, Smith, Kinser, and Miles were consistent scorers, and John Adkins scored well late in the season. Because ot their slow beginning, they were unable to muster enough wins to go to the State Tournament, Their record for the season was ten wins against eight losses. Only three of the lettermen will Q raduate, so Coach Jones will have seven lettermen to begin the season next year. Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan 7953 46 42 43 47 41 27 . 57 53 41 61 52 55 44 47 50 52 63 49 if R, E. Lee , Albany A Cohunbus Hi Central . . Lanier , Baker . Lanier . Central. AAouItne R. E. Lee . Bass .. FAurpby Baker. Bass . AAurphy Cohnnbus Hi Albany AAoulh1e B TEAM First Row: Billy Andersen, Herby Slayden, Roy Abel, Donald Kirkland Lamar Taylor Charles Kennedy John Horton. Second Row: Ken Mott, Denver Scarbrough, Home e y Reese Mfclrnell Moncrief, Jerry Britfingham lManagerl, Coach Trotter. ,lan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Jima, jhaf, 30 Jordan 3 Jordan 6 Jordan 7 Jordan lO Jordan l3 Jordan I4 Jordan l7 Jordan l9 Jordan 24 Jordan BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Moultrie R. E. Lee T Bass Murphy Baker Bass Murphy Columbus Albany . Moultrie 25, 26, 27 State Tournament BASKETBALL ACTION SHOTS ,QIL Jordan , Jordan Jordan Jordan Baker Bass Murphy Columbus Jordan Moultrie Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym l Don Kinser CAM Sends a two-pointer in The Red Jackets take command of the Jordank first win of the season. backboard, E i 2 2 , f .fs i K ' ' 'ID n - Robert Smith John Adkins my ii? fx WWW M X L. C. MacQuirfer Captain Qnh' A Dim Kinsef Richard Miles 1 V First Row, left to right' Franklin McGarr, Rubin Starling, James Ferrell, Ray Smith, Jack nkeen, Ji.-tiny .4,..c.,, -.-,- , h rd Miles Robert Camp, John Horton, Sonny Sheffield, Wayne Gil- Slayden. Second Row:-Tommy Powers, Donnie Henderson, Ric a , bert Robert Whitehead. Third Row: Philip Bolt lManagerl, Donald Corley, Robert Smith, Joe Barker, Wayne Jackson, Henderson Caldwell, Douglas Eddings lManagerl. BwmlialL BL -Cbtq. Khampinna, f b f re the Red Jacket supporters as The i953 baseball team brought many new acts e o , d itcher Bob Camp returned from the l952 Bi-City only catcher Donnie Henderson an p champions. The never-say-die attitude of the baseballers, however, made up for the in- experience. They won the Frank David Bi-City Championship trophy and finished second in regional standings. Graduating seniors include pifCher Joe Baker, who had a 3-O record and a sharp second base combination, shortstop James Quick, and second baseman Rubin Starling, Coach Blackmon looks to John Horton, Donnie Henderson, Bob Camp, Wayne Jackson, Herbie Slayden, Richard Miles, Jack Skeen, Ray Smith, Robert Smith, Lloyd Hall, Robert Whitehead and Sonny Shiffield to hold the JOrClaI'1 Sfandards high in l954. GI RLS' SOFTBALL TEAM i 9? 1. 1' Top Row: Kay Miles, Helen Hawze, Mary Ellen Green, Bonnie Jackson. Middle Row: Faye Waldrop, Wynelle Parker, Ladie Holiman, Janelle Rub, Evelyn Danby, Alice Hood. Bottom Row: Libby Brown, Fay Roberts, Joy Dila' Svlfbal With the coming of spring the girls in the physical education classes are happy to leave the gym and go out into the sunshine. After hours of practice in batting, bunting, pitching, catching, and running, they are ready for a good game of softball, Bertram. 3 'wx ..,, , mmm- xs 2 A LIMS! fn? BASKETBALL DANCING A , W ,f fly' ., A .h,Q ff' 75a 5? 'Y' QM M ,if'w1-eva' gf 'vw Y Yf-kbgwgkjj , A Q, f' TUG OF WAR TUMBLING lim iiass iii SSS IIEE 3 . . ilk wmxiww I FEES l WEEE ig, . WV' L. , riffri' s-eil' .ar .kg W' :Mx l 's i. . 'Ns-.f First Row: Ted Bryant, Gerald Spircs, Bruce Nylon, Ernest Brooks, Robert Smith, Billy Denson, Charles Cox. Second Row Walter Buce, Earl Bailess, James Storey, Howard Money, Tom Culpepper, Billy Pollock, Phil Clark, Howard McLenden. Third Row Wayne Gilbert, Don Kinser, Edward Downs, James Ethndge, Joe Scarorough, Coach Bill Godwin. 451-gm, gm glmmpa, 7953 Charles Cox-Pole Vaulting Star 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, the team has participated and made good showings in the Southern Re- lays in Birmingham and also in the annual region meet. On April 9, Jordan defeated Lanier of Macon for the first time. On April 29, the first bi-city track meet was held. Jordan won over Columbus High, Baker, and Central. The team participated in the State Meet at Athens on May 8 and made championship records, x 'S E' cSpn1zfA, X F 4 +9 if noph fo yxmfo Gow 'Y ea Sf Vafueb fe 1 :A layer Q . A ' if 'Q 1 if X ff Q 5 f if Qi? 41,55-?f ff 53 Cheerleaders gm S 5, K 'X' . mf x XL, f ff Practice Pep Meeting E, is , g Q, my , ' ,,y5:.wf ' U , , ..-f ww' -- ,L , k ,.., l!,,.:1 A- .. N, 744 . . df ff? if Vivl f . ,f ,JL . 4 -' A' i,'5j -' .Men fx ,- ,9,fA A f ' v ,- . 5 A ff 1-'QE5 Q M5 .4 N ,.v N w?1JoSvvfSQzv lIilllI.lA1ili'f 1 IIIIIY' lirwvl' mv! ll man I H ugvrs gi Q lx ' ff inf 1-QW ' ' . :iw ,gw l N' ' 4 1-QQ I l b . Q f?enW.Famon. W! ROTCP.NNS.8'F ROTCINSTRUCTORS Captain Chegfer M4 Clark Left to right: Sergeant Marshall E, Turner, Master Sergeant Robert W. Hall I I J O COLOR GUARD 5 . Sergeants O'Neal McCuIIar, Bobby Bunn, Joe Bishop, Henderson Caldwell CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL JAMES FERRELL James was selected for the position of Battalion Commander on the basis of his leadership, trustworthiness, and military knowledge. He did an outstanding job this year as Jordan High's ROTC Battalion Commander. af,,fL.a .. CADET OFFICERS -N -'-,- ...-.i,-....-, pg, K ,hfwsgn -- - , , , , -. ,,U,5L,fg. K4 . ' , ' . - .A v , V ' i , A ry-. In front: Lieutenant' Colonel James Ferrell. Left to right: Major Eddie Tillman, Lieutenant Billy Burns, Cap- tain Cliff Brittingham, Lieutenant Jack Boone, Captain Wayne Gilbert, Lieutenant Ronald Whitley, Captain Donnie Greene, Sergeant Frank Sacramo, Captain Talrnadge Tyler, Sergeant-Major lrvin Travis. FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY E Platoon Sergeant-Eugene Catrett -4 X ' AU,-f . av W ' X 'NM an ' SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY E Platoon Leader-Philip Clark THIRD PLATOON-COMPANY E Platoon Sergeant-Jackie Granberry FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY F Platoon Leader-Lieutenant James Lisle SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY F Platoon Leader--Lieutenant James Sheffield Wf'7 fx-fa.1ff+?f , L1 ' Q- ai 5 A THIRD PLATGON-COMPANY F Platoon Leader-Lieutenant Joe Scarborough QMQN o,,.,L.- :ly M I J K M FIRST PLATOON-COMPANY G Platoon Leader-Lieutenant Richard Miles SECOND PLATOON-COMPANY G Platoon Leader-Lieutenant Lewis Rigdon fi..- THIRD PLATOON-COMPANY G Platoon Leader-Lieutenant Wade Whitehurst X , R wr sw A W? ROBERT M. BARR L Director 6 7952 Band Sponsored by Charles Harrison Post No. 35 at American Legion National Convention New York City ERIC RICKY BARR RF? Mascot R wma nu Clarinet Carolyn Bacon Beverly Brown Gloria Coleman Marcia Crocker Patsy Daniel Joan Dennie Rada Ann Downs Elizabeth Fondren Nancy Fortner Sue Hcilnlmy Delores Hogan Rose Johnson Joyce Lonq Jeanette McGee Helen Millrir liill llharris Jean Porter Max Smith Pat Stewart Gypsy lhnmaston Vatsy Tirlrl Jeanette Trimnell Betty Waller Janice Webb bylntl Willlalhs Oboe Carmen Graham Connie Hearn Tenor Sax Crmrum Mills Wanr,la Welch ' Jean Clark 45'anaL dloaim, Alto Sax Bill Gilbert Sara Haines Evelyn Land Martha Ann Meadows Martha Vallery Flute Alice Faye Adair Patricia Foster india Green Rebecca Neeves Laura Burton Alto Clarinet Ann Hobby Bass Clarinet Pat Cenic Gene Culpepper Gerald Jackson Bassoon Vivian Howell French Horn DeVerne Garrett John Grantham Ellis Goodman Mack Highnote Joe Holt Warner Wilson James Patterson Cornet Harold Alexander Gary Brannon Stewart Bryant Don Campbell Ronnie Carter Jimmy Cross Ronald Davidson Bobby Gibbons Joel Smith Fred Holt James Hutcherson Gerald lngle Carolyn Lloyd Charles Luttrell Wiley Meeks Jackie Millcr Lemuel Morgan Rachel Partain J. M, Rogers John Woods Trombones Norman Watson Shirley Armstrong Lamar Keith Marvin King Donald Kirkland Jeanette Knight Royce Powell Bill Reeves Hal Stewart Barry Thompson Donald Tucker Baritone Charles Conkle Dickie Hendry Gerald McKinnon John Reynolds Tuba James Bray Jimmy Geeslin Weldon Mathews Ladon Mclfntyre L, B. Oliver String Bass Eugene Allen James Jones Cello Cecil Brannon Lewis Ramsey Bass Drum Bill Barron Snare Drum David Goins Frank Hackett Joel Jackson Donnie Kelley Jackie Langford Timpani William Holt 'all Q QSQSW in ,. X ,. MAJORETTES left to right: Donna May, Connie Hearn, Carmen Graham, Rada Ann Downs, Vivian l-lowell, Martha Ann Meado in the Mf ESE? Wagga 9 Ha' IOR AFQ iii ,fifiigmig 52 5 ns 'i:v- Www A . .'-1'nndlS...-- M' .,-.kv r i i 1 si 5 f S S s s 3 5 Q 2 2 2 if E 5 Q 5 3 W 5 5 X 3 , it A Q '55 J Q 5 ' .ic I i 5 l . X, 5. E 5 jhc 0 ,M Numb, . if 'A V is . e-MMM s .. as st Q 5 s ii jf E a . E , , Each year the members of the orchestra play in chapel for the enjoyment of the stu- dent body, and provide music for social functions in the community, The highlight of the year, perhaps, was their performance in the musical play which was presented by the Dra- matic Club. The orchestra is composed ot stringed instruments, woodwinds, and brasses. Violins Cellos Martha Ann Meadows Peggy Baldwin Evelyn Land Wynnell Parker Jackie Haines Ester Evans Dorothy Mallory Edna Skinner Clarinets Bill Pharris Helen Miller Lewis Ramsey Cecil Brannon Jean Fuller Margie Hall Imogene Hampton Flutes Patricia Foster Alice Faye Adair Tuba Ladon McEntyre Oboe Carmen Graham Connie Hearn String Bass Gene Allen James Jones Percussion NNilliam Holt David Goins Director--Mr. R. M. French Horns Joe Holt Mack Highnote Trombones Norman Watson Shirley Armstrong Trumpet Harold Alexander Charles Luttrell Bassoon Barr Vivian Howell First Row: Patti Pate, Dorothy Taylor, Raydean Seckinger, Shirley Martin, Barbara Shope, Charles Shirah, Billy Childs, Ralph Savage, Johnnie Riley, Dorothy Gaffney' Mr. Anson Locklear CDirectorl. Second Row: Jane Page, Dianne Fuller- Joan Hillhouse, Ronald Boddy, Durel Smith, Charles Luttrell, Bobby Carr, Louise Graham, Barbara Boyett. Third Row: Natha Knight, Winnie Langley, Kathryn Braswell, Wayne Gilbert, Joel Carter' Bobby Davis, Donna Stuckey, Betty Loftin. Fourth Row: Betty Mangum, Dorothy Rachels, JoAnn LeBlanc, Charles Yates, Don Kinser, Earl Smith, Franklin Spears, LaDon Mclntyre, Sherry Watford, Gloria McQuinn. Konami Cham OFFICERS SECTION LEADERS Johnnie Riley ...,.....,,... President Diane Fuller ...,.. ,..,.s, . . Soprano Winnie Langley . . . . Vice-President Dorothy Gaffney . . . . Alto Donna Stuckey . . ,.,. Secretary Billy Childs ...S , . Bass Charles Luttrell . . . Treasurer Ronald Boddy . . . . Tenor Mr. Anson Locklear . , Director The Concert Choir plays a definite part in the musical life of the students. Its func- tion is to give its members an experience that will enable them to grow in musical power and understanding. lt also serves as a builder of poise and self-confidence. This year the members have given several radio programs, performed for various civic clubs, and have participated in chapel programs. Several members were chosen to participate in the All- State Clinic Chorus held in Atlanta. The choir received superior ratings in both the dis- trict and state festivals. m 'gm OFFICERS Winnie Ruth Langley , , , , r . T , , President James Jones . A .Vice-President Sally Geiger . . Secretary-Treasurer Miss Margaret Garrison . , . r . Director Boys and girls who are interested in staging and acting may become members of the Dramatic Club. This year the members gave their time and energy in the fall to the pro- duction of Good News , a musical comedy which was presented in the school audito- rium and at Fort Benning. The spring project consisted of three one-act plays presented in May. First Row: Nan Newsome, Stewart Bryant. Second Row: Richard Miles, Julian Dey, Jean Jones. Third Row: Larry Hardy, Winnie Langley, Charles Shrrah, Delores Brown, Cecelia Andrews, Bobbie June Efurd, James Jones, Miss Margaret Garrison ladviserl, Shirley Hewatt, Delores Parrnno. Fourth Row: Wayne Daniels, Billy Childs, Evelyn Land, Ronald Boddy, Johnnie Riley, Alice Fay Adair, Charles Luttrell, Charles Sanders, Ellis Goodman, Joe Bishop, I x W , f. fix, .. 1 ,Q ' H ' 1 'Ya sis .1 ' F ., 52, K :g- di s f 1 ' if 5. X ' ' 'Q 4 ow gm STAFF Librarian ...,,.. . , Miss Evelyne H. Smith Clerical Assistants . . ...i.,. Mary Raybon Betty Reeves Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digestedf' -Francis Bacon The purpose of the library staff and club is threefold: 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. First Row: Helen Hughes, Judy Mixon, Esther Evans. Second Row: Sue Dorriety, Mary Ellen Raybon, Betty Jo Reeves, Sue Smith Third Row: Miss Evelyne Smith lLibrarianl, Cotislee Leverett, Carolyn Watford, Shurwood Ingram, Rubinelle Kindrex Billy Childs. Not in Picture: Gerald Sanders, Mary Jones, Pat Sheffield, J. C. l-lart, Betty Holmes, David Reid. ww-it Fourth Row Z.,,....m.... W L. A lji' 1 ,.,f AL 'Sv- . l, ,,, Mya.!,,5,.'f .5'L. The Future Homemakers of America is a local, state, and national organization, The emblem is a house supported by two handsfone hand belonging to a boy, one hand to a girlfsyrnbolizing the fact that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. All of the 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 home- makers, and to emphasize the importance of worthy home r ibership in well-regulated homes of their own. This year the members of the group gave clothing to the Open Door Community House' contributed a huge box of food and groceries to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, distributed clothes to the poor, gave a program to entertain children in the hospital, took books and magazines to the hospital each month, dressed dolls for the Salvation Army, visited the Old Ladies Home, and gave a Valentine Ball. The proceeds of this ball went to The Inez Murray State Scholarship Fund. PRESIDENTS OF THE DIFFERENT CHAPTERS Sigma Phi--Martha Kobs Omega Phi-Christine Morgan Zeta Chi--Sandra McBride Kappa Chi--Barbara Watson Phi Sigma Chi -Patty Phillips Alpha Phie-Alice Hood Phi Beta Chia-Alice Faye Adair Kappa Omega-Jean Blankenship Alpha Deltaflo Hildreth Sigma Chi-Peggy Russell Nu Beta f- Martha Jackson Kappa Gamma-Pat Tidd Kappa -Jerrie Tyler Advisers: Miss Louise Randall, Miss Betty Coon, Miss Mary Ann Wansley, K 'WM . Wm W NWS: Q 11 - ll! :urs mai: ' as H55 I vw rv un- K Q. ,Eg ici Jim? Klub The Garden Club consists of two groupsg namely, the TuIip Club and the Variety Club. These two clubs assume the responsibility ot beautifying one ot the courts between the building. This year they have bought and planted some camellias, pansies, sweet peas iris, and tulips. Besides beautifying the court they have planned programs bi-monthly at which time they study the culture and arrangements of flowers TULIP CLUB President-Connie Hearn Vice-President--Jeanette Knight Secretary!-Frances Funderburk Treasurer-Janie Webb Myrna Brown Pat Fields Ruth Hendricks Delores Hill Macie Jordan Carolyn Lloyd Mary Ellen Meadows Nancy Morrison Rachael Partin Lewis Powell J. W. Rogers Barbara Sacramo Billy Smith Edward Spiel Sara Jean Spivey MEMBERS Donna Stuckey Pat Tefft Annette Wilson Martha Stringfellow John Kelly George Caldwell Vernon Williamson Frank Hart Tommy Tucker Noah King Jimmy Coone Donald Shirey Albert Oliver Barbara Wilson OFFICERS VARIETY CLUB President-Margaret Murphy Vice-President-Pat Tidd SecretaryiCecil Brannon Treasurer-Nancy Fortner Adviser-Mrs. Margaret' Gunter Carolyn Bacon Helen Miller Elizabeth Fondren Janice Wyrick Dianne Dixon Peggy Baldwin Evelyn Land Martha Bazemore Charles Conkle Edna McDowell Annette Lee Yvonne Hollis Marie Jones Gloria Littleton Jimmie Lane Taylor Nellie Jo Redmond June Pritchett MEMBERS Mary McDonald Jerry Ellis Joe Bishop James Kirby Frank Sacramo Homer Kimmons James Jenkins Henderson Caldwell Harold Granberry Ray I-Iartin Corum Mills Sybil Williams Deliliah McKemie Shirley Carey Imogene Mixon Bobby Gibbons .gym OFFICERS Barbara Young . . , , . . .A.aA President William Smith , , . . Vice-President Yvonne Partain . Y . . . Secretary Peggy Parker . . ......,.. Treasurer Ellie Thrower ,... , . . Publicity Chairman Miss Mary Jo Wheeler E , . i . Adviser The D. E, Club is composed of students who participate in the Distributive Education program, This is a cooperative program which enables students to attend school in the morning and go on duty in the local stores in the afternoon. ln this way they gain experi- ence through actual sales and service. One of the main purposes of the club is to create an abiding interest in distributive occupations and to develop leadership in this field. First Row: Bennie Poore, Dimple Carroll, Ruth Crossley, Davis Green. Second Row: Shirley Bean, Margaret Berry' Peggy Souther- laml, Billy Ellis, Carolyn Cox. Third Row: Alma Pitts, Nancy Zavetz, Peggy Parker, Bobby Reese, Miss Mary Jo Wheeler lAdviserl Fourth Row: Betty Howard, Shirley Smith. Fifth Row: Barbara Marlowe, Martha Hardwick, Patrick Stewart. Standing: Billy Smith Barbara Young, Harold Wells, Billy McLaney, Carson Melvin. .gyfw OFFICERS Donald Thomas A A A A A President Dave Harris A A A Vice-President Betty Lancaster A A Secretary Sannie Mae Davis A A A Treasurer Clark Langford A A A A Chaplain Mr, Richard Gunter A A Adviser All boys and girls who participate in the Diversified Cooperative Training Program are members of the DA CA TA Club. This program provides a practical education for students who are not planning to enter professional occupations. These students attend school half a day and work half a day, therefore, they receive organized instruction as well as actual experience in a specific field. J First Row: Zonelle Green- Ann Parmer, JoAnn LeBlanc, Henrietta Jones, Frances Stocks, Sannie Mae Davis, Gerline Brown, Ann Davison, Ann Davis, Grace Carver, Peggy Farrar. Second Row: Jack Davis, Gene Gassett, Ida Joyce Newsome, Judy Pollock, Betty Lancaster, Betty Jo Reeves, Martha Downing, Flora Powell- Joan Hunter, Mary Ellen Raybon. Third Row: Ned Hancock, Perry Anthony, Joy Cullifer, June Brasher, Jimmy Cross, Wilbur McLendon, Bobby Boatner, Russel Thornton. Fourth Row: Lowell Moore, Betty Jean Fundeburk, Dorothy Culbreth, Larvell McDurmont, Glenn Seay, Donald Haney, Dave Harris. Fifth Row: Ronald Parker, Bobby Ballard, Richard Gunter, Charles Yaughn, Wayne Rich, Donald Thomas, Charles Harris. . Shi . ix Q E s First Row: Joan LeBlanc, Larvelle MacDurmont, Patricia McCollum, Bobby Ballard, Benise Lindsey. Second Row: Faye Smith, Barbara Marlow- Pat Perkins, Martha Nell Coleman, Eleanor Markert, Janice Cole, Bobby June Eifurd. Third Row: Judy Harris, Sara Davis, Anne Hardy, Betty Lancaster, Barbara Scwell, Sandra Middlebrooks, lris Tarvin, Shirley Priester, Carolyn Culpepper, Ann Kitchens, Sara Robinson, Frances Stocks, Mrs. Scott, Benny Poore. Fourth Row: Jeanette Williamson, Imogene Davis, Sally Geiger, Margaret Berry, Wayne Rich, Bettyc Cochran, Betty Jo Bodiford, Faith Davis, Frances Brown, Charles Crocker, Bobby Boatner, Raydean Secka inger, Annette Sanders. Fifth Row: Millie Johnson, Nancy Murray, Johnnie Riley, Carolyn Watford, Jane Liddell, Sixth Row: Hazel Smith, Dorothy Bethany- Patsy Carter, Martha Johnson. Not Pictured: Grady Askew, John Branton, June Brasher, Shirley Callier, Lamar Chestnut, Mildred Collins, Joyce Copeland, Dorothy Culbreth, Joan Dennis, Shirley Ellerbee, Louise Espy, Peggy Farrar, Lamar Fuller, Carolyn Gilbert- Carmen Graham, Richard l-lendry, Mack l-lighnote, Joan l-lillhouse, Gerald Jackson, June Jones, Fred King, Elizabeth Land, Clark Langford, Shirley McQuinn, Lemuel Morgan, Nan Newsome, Suzanne Page, Kenneth Peoples, Bill Pharis, Mary Ellen Rabon, Douglas Rober, Annette Robinson, Mary Ellen Rushing, Betty Skinner, Harriet Smith, Rubin Starling, Sarah Jean Stratford, Dorothy Taylor, Betty Sue Tyler, Norman Watson, Wanda Welch, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Richard Williams. mm Jim Klub OFFICERS Bobby Ballard .,,, .,,.....,. ....c, P r esident Larvell MacDurmont . , , . Vice-President Benise Lindsey , J , , ..,. Secretary Patricia McCollum . Treasurer Mrs. Aggie Dean Scott . .. Adviser Students for membership are tapped from junior and senior classes in social studies. They must have a good character rating and must make not less than B for any one six weeks' period. This year marks the fifth annual trip to the Georgia Assembly, the third annual talent show, the first technicolor movie of life at Jordan-all sponsored by the members of the club and their adviser, Mrs. Aggie Dean Scott. First Row: Mary Taylor, Sue Smith, Judy Mixon, Elaine Jordan, Diane Fuller- Lil Mathews, Patricia Corley, Jean Williamson. Second Row: Larry Childers, Juanita Stallings, lvarie Thompson, Annette Wyrick, Shirley Benefield, Voncile Hightower, Clinnell Morrell, Mary Allen Greene, Fay Waldrip, Evelyn Danley, Barbara Spear, Susan Meadows. Third Row: William Gay, Myra Murphy, Ann Swent, Peggy Williams, Etta Pinkston- Hazel Sweger, Elouise Wilson, Miss Virginia Pafkef lAdViSef7, BGTYY Holmes- FOI-Iffli ROW2 Nan RBY Martin, Verattor Ricks, Carol Hancock, Betty McQuinn, Fay HarrisOn, Barbara McAllister, Sue Sellers. Fifth Row: Barbara Cook, Elaine Pollock, Helen Howze, Christine Chance, Janice Powell, Susan Martin, June Myers, Arlene Oliver- Shirley Bell, Doris Kirk- land, Sara Weathers. Sixth Row: Peggy Hindsman, Barbara Young, Jimmy Tice, Joe Jackson, Charles Fincher, Ronald Smith, Donald Daniel, Seventh Rowg Bruce Walker, Ray M0551 Jirnmie Whitted, Ralph Teal, Sherman l'linSOr1. ElQl1l'l'! Row: Ronald l laWlCll'1S, Bobby McCullar, Donald Foster. Ninth Row: Donnie Worrell, Thomas Blue, Kyle Long. Tenth ROW: Eddie l'le 'CleVS0 '. Alford Denmn, JimmY Pierce, Hernon Hodges. . KM OFFICERS IB-6 lB-9 IB-I2 President , . . . . .Peggy Hindsman Juanita Stallings Jimmy Pierce Vice-President ...,.. Hazel Sweger Judy Mixon Hermon Hodges Secretary-Treasurer . Barbara Young Barbara Spear Jimmy Tice The Science Club is composed of three sections of students taking courses in general science: lB-6's, lB-9's, and lB-l2's. The purpose of the club is to give these students more opportunities for carrying out individual preferences in the field of sciences. They also have the responsibility of keeping one of the gardens in the courts between the build- ings of the school. l iii! .Q U' 2 1 w- Hr Q x NW . Q' Q . 1 A qw L' :N v K 'Nag pm If 'Q 'JI - f A' gf SQ f ' 'll J 5 ' afeadcfm, nf ' Pat McCollum A A A Judy Harris . A A Barbara Sewell A A Benise Lindsey A ..... A Elizabeth Summerford AA Mrs. Lillian Benson A A A A A President A Vice-President A A A Secretary A A Treasurer A Reporter A A A A A Adviser The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization of commercial students. Its pur- pose is as follows: to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, to train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism, to create more understanding and interest in choosing business occupations, and to inspire students who plan to enter the business world. The FA BA L, AA has sponsored an assembly program and has had several outstanding speakers. During the year the members raised enough money to buy electric clocks for the six commercial rooms and pay expenses for all members to attend the FA B. LA AA State Convention at Dahlonega, Georgia, and expenses for lO people to attend the national convention in Washington, D. C. Officers Sitting: Pat McCollum' Judy Harris, Barbara Sewell, Benise Lindsey, F: Janice Cole, Winnie Langley, Betty Thweatt, Dorothy Bethany, Faye Smith, Martha Johnson, Nancy Murray, Eddie Tillman, Johnnie Riley, Wynette Hyatt, Evelyn Jones. B: Shirley Pries- ter, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Delores Brown, Jo Ann LeBlanc, Ann Kitchens, Barbara Williams, Annette Sanders, Mary Ann Dunbar, Betty Sue Tyler, Barbara Marlow, Carolyn Gilbert, Wanda Welch, Pat McEathern, Elizabeth Land, Betty Ann Davis, Pat PekrinsA L: Shirley Ellerbee, Harriet Smith, Joyce Escontres, Barbara Murphy, Marilyn Miller, Sally Geiger, Elizabeth Summerfield, Shirley Peeples, Joan Dennis, Bobbie June Efurd, Iris Tarvin, Delphia Barefoot, Mary l Coleman, Betty Jo Bodiford, Jeanette Williamson, Margaret Berry, Eloise Bowden, Julian Dey, Carmen Graham, Judy Pollock. Carolyn Culpepper, Sandra Middlebrooks. A: Raydean Seckinger, Ellen Rushing, Glorietta Richards, Annette Robinson, Martha Nel Lillian PA Benson, Betty Mangum, Shirley Collier. Not in Picture: vo-. vw. www wines :A wt..,.AQ-.. W' A..-nf rm., . ws ,...A'1'i f I ,fi 'ws Q .N at., .aa- .RK --mn.. A ,A f. Iss, First row: Gwendolyn l-lodges. Second Row: Eloyce Gilbert, Dorothy Rachels, Nancy Mor- rison. Fourth Row: Betty Loftin, Sally Geiger, Joan Arel, Shir- ley Ellerbee, Joyce Tillman, Millie Johnson- Ann McMil- lan, Gwen Bullard, Betty Ann Mangum. Gwendolyn Hodges Betty Corcoran .. Nancy Morrison . Dorothy Rachaels Carol Barton Marilyn Miller Fifth Row Hillery Taylor Betty Sue Tyler Gerald Jack son, Ann Hay, Sandra Hur- sey, Martha Lindsey, Annette Wyrick, Mae Overby, Mari- lyn Miller. Sixth Row: Jerry Taylor, Miss Evelyn VanLandingham lAd' viserl, Jimmy Tice. HMM fauna! OFFICERS Miss Evelyn VanLandingham President . , Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Reporter . Adviser The American Junior Red Cross Council is composed of representatives from the home rooms and of other students who are interested in joining an organization whose purpose is service to school, home, and country. This year the members sponsored a play which was presented at Fort Benning, col- lected books and magazines for the hospital, made stuffed toys for the children's ward, made cartoon booklets, and assisted with Coffee Hour for the soldiers at Fort Benning. ww H 'mein Ni 1.--an 'wr' First Row: Jack Ray, Billy Mundy, Lewis Rigdon, Irvin Travis. Second Rcw: Harold Lee- Ronald Whitley, Billy Burns. Jhc' nam, ln the R. O. T. C. classes the students are given a course in the basic principles ot A V Emi-i rifle marksmanship, The boys who are outstanding in rifle marksmanship and who are interested in continued rifle practice make up the Jordan Rifle Team. The members of this team, like any other school athletic team, fire in competition with other high schools. twig ?f'Y?1'3?? 7 ' 1 .1 me Wa v v f E M36 , ' fiiiiwfi 51525355 WH? MMS iiimww S1 T if za 612- gm: as 352322331 94233 Wfiiti tea 3 Wx' James Storey . Denard Booth . Don Kinser . Lamar Chestnut . . Mr. Sumter Blackmon :yn 6 OFFICERS President Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer , Adviser The J Club is composed of boys who have been awarded letters for outstanding merit in varsity athletics at Jordan, The purpose of the club is to use the combined efforts ot the members in promoting athletic activities and good sportsmanship with due emphasis on scholarship. Standing: Sumpter Blackrnon. First Row: James Ferrell, Lamar Chestnut, Denard Booth, James Storey, Don Kinser Second Row Charles Cox, Jackie Coker, Walter Graham, Franklin McGarr, Robert Camp. Third Row: Rubin Starling, Fred King Donald Corley Morris Dean, Bobby Thaxton. Fourth Row: Wayne Ritch, Donnie Henderson, Charles Gavin, Richard Williams Richard Miles Fifth Row: Jack Boone, Connie Turner, Cliff Brittingham, Donnie Greene, James Ethridge, Phil Clarke, Not in Picture Ronald Cumbie Frank Lane, Bill Williams. Jing. Klub OFFICERS Bill Jameson .. .,.. ...., , President Jimmy Orr , . . . T Vice-President Donald Bullock T . . , . . Secretary Charles Batastini . , . . Treasurer Jordan's Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International, has a steadying influence on the school and helps to make better citizens of the student body. To become a member of this club, a boy must be at least a sophomore and must be making passing grades in his school work. He must be recommended by his teacher and the principal of the school. First Row:. Donald Bullock, Jimmy Orr. Second Row: Johnny Johnson, Chappell Wilson, Eddie Weems, L. C. MacQuirter. Th'rd I Row: Cotislee Leverett, Jimmy Wallace, Larry Roberts, Talmadge Tyler, Eddie Tillman. Standing: Bill Jameson. Not in Picture: Charles Batastini. 3 A . if 'S RQ K , ,ji F gi 6. ax T Wa Lett to Right: Shirley Ellerbee, Jane Liddell, Dorothy Bethany- Betty Skinner, Marilyn Miller, Richard Miles. 1u1L .Sr1wlL The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for junior and senior jour- nalists. Jordan's chapter was organized in the spring of i949 with five charter members. To be eligible for membership, a student must be in the upper third of his class in general scholastic standing, he must have done superior work in writing, editing, or busi- ness 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. xfaixk M,.b-X ' Left to Right: June Brasher, Margaret Berry, Barbara Sewell, Joyce Copeland, Patricia McCollum, Carolyn Culpepper, lris Tarvin, Bobbie June Efurd, Wade Whitehurst, Millie Johnson. Not in Picture: Dorothy Bethany, Janice Cole, Joy Cullifer, Peggy Farrar, Harold Gibson, Judy Harris, Betty Lancaster, Elizabeth Land, Benise Lindsey, Barbara Marlow, Wanda Welch, Nancy Zaretz, John Ega:ig8n,Cg3goQ2nLgilebirt, J-aarxes RtlErt,SJojag Lel?llm1nc1,rJimmy Orr, Yvonne Partain, Eddie Tillman, Bobby Ballard, Pat Cenic, Gennis , , Z-L'-.gQ, yce a . 0 wl 'Haha Jia Snrmtq, av' ' non, ' OFFICERS Carolyn Culpepper , , , . . . ..... President Patricia McCollum . 4 . Vice-President Millie Johnson . . . , Secretary Iris Tarvin ,,...,,...,,......,.t.......... , . . Treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins, Miss Mary Elizabeth Tune, Mr. G. C. Miller . , . . . . . Advisers The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Jordan High School. 1 gwzm Jazmhtga Ja- OFFICERS L. C. MacQuirter , , . . . . . President Eugene Allen , . , Vice-President Eddie Tillman .... Secretary Eddie Weems . , . . . . . . Treasurer Donald Bullock ,.., ...,.. . . . . Chaplain Miss Evelyn VanLandingham , . . . . ,,.. . . . . . . , Adviser To flu lliv lwsl lu' can in sprfevlz., manner, xlmly. mul in Sl'f17l.l7!? lo Illlllfl' lift' nmsl H'UI'llI-ll'lIfll' for lll.IlISl'lf mul his r'on1mu111'ly f-lhis is Ilia llIllIIl.ll.0Il of a Ili-Y llivfrilwr. This year the members of the club assisted the local Lions Club with the sale of brooms to aid the crippled children, took clothing to the Salvation Army, bought small gospel pam- phlets to send overseas, gave food to the Welfare Department, and contributed to the Red Cross fund and the David Howell fund. Members of the club attended the district conferences, the Youth Assembly in Atlanta, and the Christian Life Conference in Thomaston. First Row: Donald Bullock, Eddie Tillman, Eugene Allen, L. C. MacQuirter, Eddie Weems. Second Row: Kenneth Burgess, Dan Robin son. Third Row: Fred '-lolt, James Jenkins, Lamar Keith, Jimmy Wallace, Donald Kirkland. Fourth Row: Wayne Daniel, Bob Bearss Fred Harp. Fifth Row: Franklin Spears, Pat Stewart, Gerald Jackson, Johnny Johnson, Donald Chambers. Sixth Row: Larry Camp bell, Ralph Savage, Wade Whitehurst, Bill Jameson. Seventh Row: Dave Harris, Charles Crocker, James Storey, Charles Yaughn Eighth Row: Larry Roberts, Max Smith. Ninth Row: Ronald Whitley, Miss Evelyn VanLandingham lAdviserl, Bobby Meadows. jful-303 OFFICERS Carol Barton .. ..,.,.... ..,.. P resident Millie Johnson . . . . Vice-President Dorethea Barber . . . . Secretary Janelle Johnson ...... . . . Treasurer Miss Mary Ann Wansley . . . . Adviser Since the organization of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y in l933, its members have exerted every effort to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian character, This year the Alphas have completed several projects. The major ones included fill- ing baskets for needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving, giving blankets to needy people, and giving clothes to a needy student at school. First Row: Shirley Harrell, Charlene Langley' Shirley McQuinn, Shirley Morris. Second Row: Janie Jones, Eloyce Gilbert, Faye Smith, Norma Jean Culpepper. Third Row: Barbara Williams, Janelle Johnson, Carol Barton, Miss Mary Ann Wansley QAdviserl. Fourth Row: Delphia Barefoot, Lavornia Scarborough. Fifth Row: Shirley Carmack, Betty Paul. Sixth Row: Betty Thweatt, Sara Robinson. Seventh Row: Sandra Middlebrook, Betty Bane. Eighth Row: Jeannine Nolan' Betty Skinner. Ninth Row: Barbara Sewell, Montez Shirley. Tenth Row: Alice Bane. Not in Picture: Nan Newsome, Ruth Taylor. .ii 6 :il -Vi, W if A13 y I 1 l A i ,. 5 E S 'GP If Qin-f E' 1 Mmi gi-fig, First Row: Betty Davis, Raydean Seckinger, Patsy Carter, Jane Liddell, Marcia Slayton. Second Row: Annette Wilson, Nancy Murray, Johnnie Riley, Nancy Fortner, Dorothy Gaffney, Hilda Register, Third Row: Betty lvey, Carolyn Gilbert, Bobbie June Efurd. Fourth Row: Miss Vera Allen lAdviserl, Marv Ann Wilkinson, Miss Sybil Stone CAdviserJ. Baia, JALJLL- OFFICERS Mary Ann Wilkinson ...,,..... . , . , . , President Carolyn Gilbert . . . , . . . , . . . , , . Vice-President Bobbie June Efurd ,.....,.,... ..,, S ecretary Johnnie Riley .,..,, ........,. . . , Treasurer Miss Sybil Stone, Miss Vera Allen . , . . . . Advisers The Beta Tri-Hi-Y, since its organization in l939, has continued to strive to carry out the purpose which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and commu- nity higher standards of Christian character. The members participated in a number of projects during the year. They contri- buted to the David Howell Fund in Siberia, took part in the Empty Stocking Fund, prepared boxes for needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving, gave toys to the Good-Will Com- munity Center, sent postage stamps abroad to advance the cure of tuberculosis, supplied mirrors for the girls' rooms, made an outfit for a child at Easter, sold subscriptions to maga- zines, sold poppies, and helped in community drives. Wt -E 1 AGS? WV' ev 'YQ' First Row: Jeannine Hubbard, Cecilia Andrews' Patsy West. Second Row: Jean Blankenship, Patsy Cannon, Margaret Murphy, Donna May, Shirley Bean, Shirley Armstrong. Third Row: Jean Porter, Dorothy Bethany, Lelores Barr, Joyce Copeland, Henrietta Jones, Ann Kitchens, Shirley Hewatt. Fourth Row: Mattie Lou Green, Wanda Welch, Martha Johnson, Kathleen Brookins. Fifth Qow: Joan Dennis' Penny Appleby, Louise Espy, Betty Corcoran, Eugenia Faulkner, Margaret Berry, Gwendolyn l-lodges, Mrs. Greene Adviserl, Barbara Jo Gordy. O I 9 7!u,-J0,- OFFICERS Joyce Copeland Carmen Graham . Ann Kitchens . Henrietta Jones , , . , , . .,.., President . Vice-President . . , , . . . Secretary ., ..Treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth U. AJ Greene ....,. ,..,,.,,....., A dviser Members of the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y have striven to make the club a force to Create, maintain, and ex- tcnd throughout the school and community high standards ot Christ h ian C aracter. The Gamma has been the State Champion Tri-Hi-Y Club for three consecutive years' it is the first club ' th h in e state to ave permanent possession of the cup presented the winner each year. lt also has perma- nent possession of the Atlanta Constitution's Plaque for one of the four best bills presented at Youth Assembly tor three consecutive years, For four years, members have been presented with special awards for notable work in enrollment of students in the annual Teen Talk series. This year the club enrolled 7l,8lO students in 258 schools. For three years the club has been represented at the Southern Area Conference in Blue Ridge, North Carolina, and all State and District Conference, Gamma was also represented at the International Y, M. C. A. Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, and the National Youth and Government Conference, in Washington, D. C. One member of the club served as Secretary of the Senate at Youth Assembly in l952. The adviser and tour members have been presented with jeweled Tri-Hi-Y pins for outstanding work, malta, j1ul-JlL- OFFICERS Sally Geiger l . A..... ,..,. P resident Pat McCollum . Vice-President Judy Harris .,., Secretary Benise Lindsey , . . . Treasurer Miss Majorie Snow , , . , , ........ . . . , Adviser This year the Delta Tri-Hi-Y celebrated its fourth birthday, having been organized in l949 by the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. The Delta has tried to carry out the purpose, which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of Christian character. During the year the members have been very cooperative in helping with many school and community projects. Among their activities were the selling for forget-me-nots and poppies, sponsoring a Bible study program for the school, and contributing to the David Howell Fund and other charity organizations. They attended church as a group each month and also assisted the other Tri-Hi-Y Clubs and the Hi-Y in presenting a series of Teen Talks in assembly. First Row Joyce Escontres, Shirley Ellerbee, Betty Mangum, Marilyn Miller, Sara Davis, June Dowling. Second Row: Natha Knight Knight Benise Lindsey, Sally Geiger, Pat McCollum, Judy Harris, Loretta Cook. Third Row. Ann Davis, Harriett Smith innie Langley Pat Perkins, Betty Sue Tyler, Martha Lindsey, Nancy MOI'fiSOn' MlSS SHOW lAClviSBfl. Y a 5 71 -up Jful-JDE OFFICERS Joy Bertram , , . T T , President Virginia Howard . , Vice-President Sandra McBride . . , Secretary Linda Askew ,.i.,..i, ..,.,,. ..r.... . . Treasurer Miss Margaret Garrison, Miss Pearle Tedder , . . . . . Advisers The Zeta Tri-Hi-Y Club, which was organized in l949, is composed of forty-two fresh- ' I h man girs w o have worked diligently to carry out the purpose of the club in their school, home and community life. The members of the club have been active in school and community affairs Some of their projects during the year were as follows' sending food and clothin to the I l . g conva es- cent home and to the Salvation Army, selling poppies, assisting with the March of Dimes campaign, contributing to the David Howell Fund, and placing soap in the girls' rest rooms. First Row: Virginia Howard Joy Bertram Sandra McBride Linda Askew Second Ro El ' J d , , , , w: aine or an, Johnnie Ruth Cook, Diana Moulton, Sara Snell. Third Row: Barbara Jean Spear, Annette Posey, Elaine Croom, Jeannette Morris, Juanita Stallings, Delores Paidock, Ann Hay. Fourth Row: Judy Mixon, Jean Shaw, Margo Buck, Elizabeth Christian, Mary Ann Oliver, Patricia Corley, Betty Armstrong, Barbara Givens, Danice Knight, Gail Moss, Fifth Row: Alice Fay Adair, Janice Bethany, Janice Powell' Barbara Brown, Diane James, Sandra Andrews, Elaine Hart, Irma Maye, Jean Clarke, Miss Pearle Tedder ladviserb. Sixth Row: Havalyn Hill, Miss Margaret Garrison ladviserl, Lil Mathews, Shirley Ward, Jean Thompson, Judy Davenport, Joanne Hightower, Beverly Brown, Marie Huff. Seventh Row: Martha Jackson, Carolyn Benefield, Marcia Crocker. H? .wr J Jr . M. is Q I I af 5 wkxki 'Cl' F R Jean Blankenship Betty Skinner Shirley McQuinn Nancy Murray Richard Miles. Second Row: Shirley In Picture- irst owi , , , , Ellerbec, Dorothy Bethany, Joyce Tillman, Betty Loftin, Dorothy Rachels, Faye Smith, Marilyn Miller- Jane Liddell, Wayne Jackson Jim 6' ' 51'-'Ulf EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Dorothy Bethany Editor Jane Liddell Shirley Ellerbee Managing Editor Wayne Jackson Marilyn Miller News Editor Dorothy Rachels Betty Skinner Feature Editor Faye Smith . Richard Miles . Sports Editor Joyce Tillman . REPORTERS Jean Blankenship, Donna May, Shirley McQuinn, Nancy Murray, Betty Loftin. Jimmy Cross . . . .,,.. . Photographer Miss Helen Shepard . . Adviser Business Ass. Ass. Ass. . . Ass, Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager 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 published 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. fi. Seated, Left to Right: Judy Harris, Marilyn Miller, Winnie Ruth Langley, Dorothy Taylor, Suzanne Page, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Benise Lindse P t M C ll P ' Q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' y, a c o um, at Perkins. standing, Left to Right. Wayne Daniels, Dave l-larris, Miss Evelyn VanLandingharn U-Xdviserl' Bobbie June Eufurd, Nancy Murray, Don Kinser, Faye Smith, Elizabeth Land, Mrs. Julia U. TJ Taylor lAdviserJ, John Sytrett, Harold Robbins, Mrs. Elizabeth CJ, AJ Greene lAdviserJ. Not in Picture: Millie Johnson, Patsy Green. jim, ln years to come, as we look back over our Red Jacket, certain things will stand out in our minds-the headaches from identifying approximately 900 pictures, important decisions we had to make, and the struggle to meet our deadline, The Red Jacket staff is composed of members of the senior class. lt is an annual pub- lication portraying cherished memories and activities of students, The advisers are Mrs, Julia M, U. TJ Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth M. CJ. AJ Greene, and Miss Evelyn VanLandingham. af 2' A f. ' -'s . 5. I.. ' .. fir ,t .5Vf.-V',g:.i.- V'-fi? .. 'X 2 - H373 gh' 'IQ TM fi. 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' ' ' HHH I zri'vl thu! lrfv 1 'xurt-.s for ,.l ll V.. f.'Ulll'f1,2l' ix tw 1 . I' 'Q it not. knuzvs nn l'01f'f1M' 4 p0m'v. Iln I thinvs N f soul thu! mam. from lit! P .,...'. . f' rave by Amplia Eurharl Putnam. From ,ou , ffl R., lm 3 Q n H-I l ,e Q 552 H! ,V .A ' xx- Q ,-vs, :fx xi M .. r . fini-f3 1z5'f 2 4,. 5'i,5'Zj ,, W wwf M, . , '-:fgzsl ,Ny ,-,F V, i1f!:f!::'.'-4 fir: 'f:l 'W :I l.'0Ill11ll.lI1l l1lS 0 f COLUMBUS MAYTAG COMPANY Your Complete Appliance Store Telephone 3-0256 Address 1708 12th Avenue C0lI11IlfII1t'IIlS of LINWOOD LUNCH ROOM 1206 Linwood Blvd. Authorized CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH Sales and Service ALISON-HUTTON CO. 1013 Thirteenth Street Dial 3-7361 f70lI11llilll!'lIfS of ARRIS SALES COMPANY IIREIIIIISI' DAIRIES INC Coniplinzerlls. mul Hes! Wishes SILVER'S 1101 Broadway Columbus, Georgia Phone 5417 Lucius F. Humber ' Service Station TEXACO PRODUCTS Washing - Lubrication - Tires - Batteries Road Service Columbus, Georgia i'Y0ur fvflfllflll Gas Com.pany THE GAS LIGHT CO. OF COLUMBUS Use Gas-Your Best for Less 107 13th St. Phone 2-8891 It Stands Out at Every Place Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat a Pontiac Phone 2-0694 WILLIAMS PONTIAC CO, Columbus, Ga. GEM .IEWELERS Compliments of Watches MONSKY'S DIAMONDS-SILVER MEN'S WEAR Bulova - Gruen - Elgin lO35 Broadway Hamilton - Longine l236 Broadway Phone 3-498l Cnmpl 1'11 lem.: of C1 fffz plif flfffl lx of WILLIAMS LUMBER HEAVY EQUIPMENT CCMPANY SERVICE, Inc. lO3O l3th St. Phone 3-276l 822 l2th Street LINDA SHARON MOTEL RESTAURANT AND THE HOME OF GOOD EATS Victory Drive R. S. 17527 and 280 ADVERTISING LANGLEY SIGN SERVICE IOO6 Linwood Blvd. Cnrrzplillivrils of STRATWOOD BAKE SHOP TOM'S CLEANERS, Inc. SANITARY CLEANERS Main Plant I4 llth St. Phone 53l5 Dial 2-O65l 28Ol-O7 Hamilton Ave. Complimenls of lfnrnplinivrzls of P MARTIN FURNITURE COM ANY 24 l2tl'i Street COMPANY LUNCHES COSMETICS PRESCRIPTIONS HARRIS CUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIS of STEWART'S DINING ROOM I MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. Home of the HUDSON HORNET QUALITY FURNITURE at H. ROTHSCHILD, Inc. Over 50 Years Since 1893 1229 Broadway LANE-REXALL DRUG STORE 1151 Broadway Cvlliplillivllls of THE AUTO SUPPLY CO. METCALPS -WholesaIe- 0 - I ffcvm SAWYF-M55 PARTS, BEARINGS, SUPPLIES 1240 First Avenue Dial 2-7385 T. H. PEARCE Coniplimenls of GENERAL CONTRACTORS 416 Edgewood Circle Telephone 7-2611 JOSTEN'S Owatorna, Minnesota PEERLESS CLEANERS 3712 2nd Avenue Phone 2-0934 EXPERT CLEANING AND TAILORING Pick Up and Delivery Service MARTIN THEATERS Fur the Best in Uotion Picture EIll6l'IlliIlIHClllN 12 Theatres Serving the People of Phenix City and Columbus Edgewood Drive-In Rexview Drive-In . Phenix Drive-In And The Ultra Modern Georgia Theatre Yo11'll Enjoy Yourself flflnre in II .Martin Theatre BRITTON 8. DOBBS AMBULANCE SERVICE Compliments of COLUMBUS 2 Way Radios and Oxygen Equipped Phone 3-2731 COMPANY Address lll4 lst Avenue HUMES MUSIC COMPANY EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Since l908 Columbus, Georgia Kayser-Lilienthal, Inc. Invites the Patronage of Jordan High School Miss Everything in Ready-to-Wear, Shoes Millinery and Accessories Established in l868 SOL LOEB COMPANY WHOLESALE c3RocERiEs AND CIGARS 900 Front Avenue Columbus, Georgia WOODALL PRESS Au. KINDS OF Jos PRINTING Publishers of Periodicals Including the Carmine and Grey wmszyw SHOES - HOSIERY - BAGS LF SERV I237 Broadway Columbus, Georgia SE HOME OWNED ,Enron 10, 9 ICE STORES HOME OPERATED Where Friends Meet RED JACKET SODA SHOP Best Wishes Ham Eleanor KIRALFY'S The Finest In Feminine Fashions TRUCKS COLUMBUS MOTOR CO. Phones 2-3333, 2-3334, 2-3335 700 isfh sire-ef Complimen Is BRIDGES 8- CRAWLEY Supplier of Sinclair Products Columbus, Georgia Compliments Of COLUMBUS TRACTOR 81 MACHINERY COMPANY Compliments Of PEGGI E HALE Feminine Apparel f-141'-'ff GARDEN or EDEN 4511 Hamilton Road Open from 7:30 to 11:30 7 Days a Week PRODUCE - FROZEN FOODS GROCERIES - MEATS MECCA CLEANERS Serving Individual Personalities that Prefer the Best CLEANING - PRESSING ALTERATIONS 4610 Hamilton Road Phone 3-3091 Cash and Carry Pick Up and Delivery CASCADE SERVICE STATION 45th Street and River Road Your I'Il'il'llIN'Y ffily Svri'1'n' l,I'0ll'fu f.I0lllllliIIlf'IIfS of JOHN SYFRETT'S PLACE Phone 3-3192 JNO. A. POPE f,lUlIIllll.llIl'Ilf.Y of DODGE-PLYMOUTH FISH CQMPANY 3800 River Road Dodge Job Rated Trucks SALES AND SERVICE 13th St, and 3rd Ave. Dial 5575 f:lIllllJll.Ill!'IIfS of CLIFF M. AVERETT, Inc. Your liuirk and Caalillru' IIUCIIHFN 1441-43-45 lst Ave. Phone 2-1601 G00-GOO RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN For Your Comfort AIR-CONDITIONED THROUGHOUT The Home of Good Food 700 Linwood Blvd, Phone 3-4491 Columbus, Georgia Cmriplinmnls of YARBROUGH'S DRUG STORE 1419 Warm Springs Road CROWN EXTRA SERVICE STATION Warm Springs Rd. and 15th Ave. Phone 7-7098 'omplimenls of f4QIZlcARDLI5's Beauty and Barber Supplies Beauty and Barber Supplies and Equipment Camplinmrzls of SOUTH EASTERN ROOFING COMPANY 4712 Hamilton Road Columbus, Ga. Roofing - Siding - Aluminum Screens Awnings, Repairs and Painting Dial 5991 214 Iofh sneer Phone 2-8997 V. C. WATERS LEWIS JONES BUILDING MATERIAL AND HARDWARE FOOD MARKET 4217 Hamilton Road Columbus, Ga. Complete Stock of Plumbing, Electrical Fixtures and Supplies 4231 and 4239 Hamilton Road Phone 3-4971 Columbus, Ga. AAQLCWS BRAKE SERVICE Alfred Welch Telephone 3-6018 2113 Comer Ave. Columbus, Ga. B. L. PENNELL FURNITURE CO. 309 14th St, Phone 2-1544 Columbus, Ga, -fl-ww. 'lf-fnlo-if 134-L dolumbus' Finest 7 ' Menbs MODEL Cleaners and Furriers COLD FUR STORAGE Six Branches to Serve You For Pick-up and Delivery DIAL 2-3375 2400 Hamilton Road V. V. VICK Jeweler WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER I0 12th Street Phone 2-7841 CU!!!-UI!-lIll?llfS of HEARN ELECTRICAL COMPANY 1032 5th Ave. Phone 2-0006 ffml1pl1'1111'11l.w of Utilities Construction Co. 81 Foundation 81 Excavating Co. 416142 Edgewood Circle Phone 7-6348 Conzplinzenls of SERVICE STAMP 8- PRINTING COMPANY McCLELLAN FURNITURE STORE Good Furniture for Less Money 4319 Meritas Ave. Telephone 7-5195 Compliments of LEON SLAUGHTER FURNITURE COMPANY'S Three Great Stores 4400 2nd Ave, 2701 12th Ave. Dial 3-4325 Dial 3-4292 llBarnll 3808 River Road Dial 7-4304 For School news Sports, local, state and International news . . . Jordan High School Students know and rely on their favorites . . . The Ledger- Enquirer Newspapers l.'mr1pll'l1lf'r1l.w of KIRKLAND'S SUPER MARKETS ClUIII1IllfIIIt'lIlS of HARDAWAY MOTOR CO. Sales Service l54l First Ave. Telephone 2-778l Columbus, Georgia QKEH Y Vu so 5 Y lc nj at L my J fWwt fl0llIlJlI.IIIl?l1fS of SHANNON HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. Columbus, Georgia f?lIII1lIlI'lIIf'IIfS of C. SCHOMBURG Gr SON Registered Jewelers American Gem Society Serving Columbus for Bl Years AT THE SIGN OF THE CLOCK ll2l Broadway Columbus, Ga. MILESTONES CLASS OF '53 And Our 25th Anniversary Wiil , - f PM Eifilif -, gg' , ,I 1.5. -. J. U 'Ti xl! Ll Iflgf Iv MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE 1249 Broadway Phone 5524 S. H. KRESS EIDAM BROS. BAKERY ARTisTic AND TASTEFUL BAKING CUllIIIIilllf'IIl.Y of MUSCOGEE CHEVROLET Mother Goose Bread-Cakes-Pies COMPANY 1OO Eighth Street Columbus, Ga Dial 2-0631 Phone 2-0451 f.lUIIl'IIHllIl'llfS of PARAMOUNT CHEMICAL CO. Say It With Flowers from Mas FLOWER SHOP 'A 1042 33rd St. Phone 2-2220 Complimenls of CRAlG'S BAKERY, Inc. KIRALFY'S Columbus, Georgia Street Floor II39 Broadway DEATON'S AUTO PARTS CO., Inc. Clllllllllflll f'r1 IS of Jobbers and Distributors PARTS - BEARINGS - SUPPLIES, ETC. I234-36-38 First Avenue LEVINSON BROS. I22O Broadway Phone 2-3255 Established 1934 J. H. Deaton E. V. Deaton -W-:-:-:-:-:-1-'-H: - :-ag-34.-.-:-:-:V:-:-ref:-:-1-'-:-:-:-:-'-'H'-, . I '...'.5.x ,. if: .,.r -.'- I L ..'A .-.1 E 1223i A L S, JUST fc'l63ll7'f ur. .. I .,A.a --ff 'lrv .r.r I ' A 121111 , - -' 1:E2?I'i.ff?f' 1:25222E252ZEE252i2??E2f2ff1P:SifE2E2' ' 22517 .::i:5:5:: ' I , ' 4' I rrur, S .:dt,l S S. eff- I Colonial ': . ., ..,r, A, ,-,, gf- ' fad Bfead t':'- 5 ,.uEf .L.:. isfof ' rra r -.',' .,.. -1 I if: 4' r-r :1553i ?51i1i:ii11 .-1r E '1-. L-35 -.-.-r1: I ',-.-.4 .fir il- 21ishhvg54I2IiEf?f'f2E1E5132215351 ', -zgigariri ',':2 E15v2552E'12 ' r15- VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME IO38 I3tI'1 Street Phone 2-6OI8 MILK ICE CREAM , I 5' The Best in Dairy Products I237 6th Avenue Dial 3-4371 Address IOOI I3th St. Phone 3-2794 VALLEY PAINT AND VARNISH COMPANY BEANE'S SERVICE 81 REPAIR Garage and Service Station Open All Night 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 3840 Hamilton Road Phone 3-2818 STEELMASTER M'Y2,'2l'ECS,ND 5' T-A 3 .. 'ni Your Business ls 5 Appreciated F? 7 ? '5 1, ' E 3628 Hamilton Ave. Y Q Q I Phone 6022 We Specialize in Ornamental Iron Work Machine Shop Work Electric and Acetylene Welding UUIIIIJIIIIIHIIIS of JENKINS AND HARRISON SERVICE STATION I 807 Hamilton Road MOTOR SALES COMPANY OF COLUMBUS 6'Ynur Merry Ulrlsmobile llvalvf' I3OO Fifth Avenue Columbus, Georgia Q4 Graz! Name llfl Hlaflzing Headquarters For HIGH SCHOOL CLOTHES HOFFLIN-GREENTREE 'Columbus' Leading Clofhiers Since 1888 l,vllIIl,Ill.III!'IIlS of SUITS GOLDEN'S FOUNDRY THE AND MACHINE COMPANY JORDAN MILLS flncorporat l.'UlII1IlI.ll1t'lI1S of BUNN'S SERVICE STATION 26l6 Hamilton Avenue JORDAN CITY CLEANERS ll67 Talbotton Road Dial 6224 We Appr 1'f- iule Y 1:11 r I3 14.s in Qualify l'1us Seruzl-e Phone 3-7343 3843 Hamilton Rd. CARPENTER'S PLUMBING COMPANY CONTRACTING, HEATING AND REPAIRS P. O. Box ll45 Beallwood Station Columbus, Georgia XASKEW AUTO SERVICE No Charge for Diagnosis ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1209 6tl'1 Avenue Dial 2-O27l C. T. Askew SOL 81 HARRY COHN SHOES c:LoTHiNG lOll-IOI3 Broadway CUlIlIIll.IIIl?lIfS nf FOX APPLIANCE SERVICE Hamilton at 32nd washing Machine Parts. Repairs, and service GIFTS AND GEAR For the Sportsman FIELD 6' FIRESIDE, INC 26 I3th Street Colflplflllrflzls of SOUTHERN HARDWARE cf f,,,1 IIHIIIEIIIS nf The Member Banks of Columbus Clearing House Association BE SMARTER ln Matthews' Junior COATS - SUITS - DRESSES MATTH EWS' l l22 Broadway avisonfs D D D OF DIXIE Best Wishes To Class of '53 MCQUINN Bnos. VAN senvice EARL MCQUINN, Owner Co' Local and Long Distance Movers Coin Operated Machines Warehouse 1046 Talbotton Rd. Dial 5929 3005 2nd Avenue Columbus' Ga Dial 2-7319 IT PAYS TO TRADE AT MERRELL PHARMACY Prescription Headquarters SODA - DRUGS - GIFTS IO42 Talbotton Rd. Phone 7-9922 Columbus, Ga. SPANO'S RESTAURANT iEstabIished I893 FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS 2l East lOth Street Opposite the Court House' LYIIIIPIIIIICIIIS of CUNNINGHAM-WHITE TIRE COMPANY Corner lst Avenue and l5tl'1 Street Columbus, Georgia YOUR Fl RESTONE DEALER PEOPLES FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Household Furnishings For Future Homemakers Dial 3-455i lOl2 First Ave Culrzplillwllls of D. A. STRIFFLER UNCLE JOE'S DUTCH GRILL l IO8 Talbotton Avenue Regular Dinners-Short Orders Call and Arrange tor Parties LJUIIIIIHIIICIIIS nf F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Cnl1ipl1'l11c'l1fs of STUART ELECTRICAL COMPANY 4ll lst Avenue CIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIS of UNITED OIL CORP. Goodyear Tires Shell Products Recapping Accessories G, E. Appliances l2I5 lst Avenue Dial 2-4485 COIIIPUIIN-'IIIS of BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY Kg ng We N Ia tired? Ealing blue? l like NEW And RC is best by 'lzaste--test, -lzoo Enjoy that get-up-and-go feeling-that wonderful RC feeling! Drink delicious RC! Like no other cola, RC makes you feel l like new! TWO full glasses in each BIG bottle-everywhere! DoN'r Foncser TO sfocsc UP Fon 'rue weexenol NEHI BOTTLING CO. f yzauluntdgyg K Pl: Good House es Colu m bus, Ga. 'f.,,,,,,,,,,,...-0 Local or Long Distance Moving Storage-Packing-Crating Call JC Youngblood Transfer 8- Storage Co. Columbus' Finest Storage Warehouse Facilities Exclusive Local Agents for AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. 3908 Hamilton Ave. 5595 Compliments of LUMMUS COTTON GIN COMPANY COMMERCIAL PRINTERS PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING Columbus, Georgia HELMS FOOD STORES 2320 mn Avenue 3005 izfn Avenue 403 4th Avenue WHERE YOU GET BOTH QUALITY AND QUANTITY EOR YOUR MONEY FOR THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS I i . I I DAIRIES COOPERATIVE Vitamin D. Homogenized Cor. of Brown Ave. and Buena Vista Rd. Dial 3-3651 Columbus, Georgia GOLDEN PIE 8. DONUT COMPANY 809-II Talbotton Ave. Phone 3-9063 Columbus, Georgia Night Phone Day Phone 3-2683 3-5 I 28 PERKINS FENDER 81 BODY WORKS 32 Years Experience COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY AND PAINTING 2017 l2th Ave. Columbus, Ga. JOHNSON AUTO SERVICE M. A. 1JOl'lNNlEl JOHNSON nl,fl'Cl.Si0ll Crarzlfxlzrzfl Grimlirzg in llur Iiloclr Saves llflonvyu GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Dial 3-4407 1141 27th Street C'UIIllIll.lIIl'IIfS of J. T. KNIGHT 81 SONS Ilncorporatedl SCRAP IRON AND METALS W. H. PALMER FURNITURE COMPANY BEFORE YOU BUY They can furnish your home complete for cash or on easy payments Telephone 3-4991 1101 1st Avenue Columbus, Ga, RAY DOWLING MOTOR COMPANY Good Will Used Cars WE BUY AND SELL THE BEST 2315 2nd Avenue H Columbus Ga. Phone 2-8331 I LINCOLN ERCURY 0 LI COLN 0 MERCURY I LINCOLN 0 MERCURY 0 LINCOLN 0 MERCURY I LINCOLN o MI' 1 , 5 I, -. Cu is NLCURY ' LINCOLN U MERCURY 0 LINCOLN 0 MERCURY 0 LINCOLN O MERCURY 1 LINCOLN O MERCURY 0 . Q, :Q L . D 4,1 ki: 5 Q Compliments of i -4 I . 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