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

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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

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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.

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