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

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With abiding gratitude and love, we, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1960 Red Jacket to MRS. AGGIE DEAN SCOTT Dedicated teacher, who for twenty-three years at jordan has given generously of time and talent in instructing and guiding students in the pursuit of excellenceg Progressive citizen, who has led our school in outstanding co- eurricular activities that have won local, state, and national honorsg Good friend, who is happy to share the problems and joys of Red Jackets within or beyond the halls and walls of fordan.

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Administration 2' 1, I N heb C' 1 J lr 0 iii s l X Y, i -iff' ff 7-.J H -ii- .--v-..- ...f- Administration of our school begins with the chief officials of the Muscogee County School District. For a decade now, Jordan has benefited from the consolidation of city and county units, with combined intelligence and knowledge of highly trained edu- cators who supervise instruction and provide facilities for it. Within the precincts of Jordan, administration is in the hands of recognized leaders: principal, assistant principal, and dean. Through their wise counsel and direction, student life within the walls of J.V.H.S. is a combination of experiences that challenge. From the general services of administrative offices emanate intangible essences that inspire the teachers. who in turn inspire the students. Thus is generated the indefinable Jordan Spirit, which saturates the halls and walls of our Alma Mater and affords us rich heritage. ,,,,..,.-- f,.-- ...f--Q-.