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

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In Tribute To . . . 7762, Wie Donald, Whose dedicated leadership as principal of Jordan's Night School program has served as an inspirational stepping-stone for those striving to continue or further their education, Whose keen sense of humor and versatility combined with his sincere interest in his fellow man exemplifies a great American. mm , wa. .V , ,L,,N..- ...W , ,4- 'em i , 'A 5. ' if 4 t - I J Q Q '45 Q 135 n BRYANT COLLIER, A fellow classmate whose brave spirit touched many hearts day- by-day and will forever dwell among us as an inspiring well of love and strength to be tapped in time of need. BECKY HAIR, A pert little pixie on the rc- liound with amazing energy and zest for life who captivates every- one with her courageous smile and who just can't wait to get back to twirling. WF' 25 4-an 40 HAZEL MILLER, A lovely girl with a wonderful personality, who exemplifies great perseverence and delves Qptimistically into the making of a bright and fruitful future. -I l

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PRINCIE LAND LONIE SMITH CAFETERIA MAINTENANCE Dorothy Blackman, Blanche Middlebrooks, Emma Lou Dowling, Katherine Patchin. - ROW 1: Mary Cummings, Marie Snipes, Benzella Cooper, Emanuvl Hammond, Ralph Dent, Zadie Nelson, Beatrice Martin. ROW 2: Ella Hodo, Alberta Jenkins, Johnny Fluellen, Lula Wright, Cora Obleton, Addie Govan, Mamie Brown. 4 I . ima meg ttoatt 1' n, , a R EE., VV , ,, ,REE K7 R 1. -f , wg, of-sv , 'Nw f if .V . ,Z gf :,.e:fp?fM- I .. ff 3 43 to 3 gd? 2 , Q, at J Q5 me '.t' ' I ,-if ,w naagf - Q:z,g,s,?jg, ,,,,, Mg ., i , V .N M N i Y' i 1 A A ' 'dv li' 2 f f K. ai' ,ri , 455 M , 3 3 , on ,,,, 'W' f .fig g 5 Qlnusi , aww A .I , , ,.,, , . ' ' 1 U '- , ' .V K N Yum ,.,.., W ,.., A 7 ' ' , 4 ' '-W, lmfzxmm-,.4.g.. ' V ,. M ' in ..,, l CNW n-A-- H- .,.,.,, ,. aww , A.: V K .. A krrk I M 7.,.. ,,kV nVJAkkk,V , I til!!! 1- It , it i . ROW 1: Marie Gamble, John Colquitt, Lt-slr-r Robinson, Charlie' Mae Robinson, Samuel J. Jenkins.

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IN HONOR OF The Senior Class wishes to honor five wonderful teachers, who over their many years of service have give11 of themselves to thousands of students. With great respect alld gratitude, we salute: Mrs. Effie Lee Hadley, whois somewhat of a guardian a11gel over all Hher children and is continuously showing us what tremendous crops love ca11 sow by being one of the most beloved members of educational husbandry. Mrs. Aggie Dean Scott, whose eyes shine with kindled fire at the very mention of our country's name and who, by her own staunch Hlld courageous example, has shown us what makes America great. Mr. R. A. Powell, a very wise man willing to accept only the best a person ca11 give, who has challenged us to attai11 a greater degree of learning a11d who has exemplified how that learning might be used to better ourselves, our school, Hlld our country. Mr. Elmer D. Finck, who served as an inspiration for many years, always looking for the best in every student, then cultivat- ing the weak points until they become strong assets, and who eve11 11ow guards our interest as a member of the school board. Miss Louise Randall, whose excellent instruction in the field of Home Economics has sufficiently prepared ma11y girls for their futures as better enlightened citizens and more fully capable homemakers. 26