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

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MR. CARL SASSER Principal MR WILLIAM SCREWS Assistant Principal Mr. Sasser showed a sincere interest in his stu- dents and faculty by endeavoring to stimulate school spirit, challenge academic excellence and vocational competence. His business-like manner encouraged his colleagues to achieve educational goals neces- sary to meet each students needs. Students found him ready to listen and counsel them in their per- sonal. academic, and vocational problems. He de- sired that Jordan students be given every opportunity to develop their faculties to the fullest. Mr. Screws gave his full attention to the daily routine of Jordan. From state registers to athletic tickets, he was constantly on the go to see that Jordan functioned smoothly and efficiently. He as- sisted his fellow teachers in meeting the individual needs of the students. Young people appreciated Mr. Screws ready assistance in solving their personal and academic problems. In the evenings, Mr. McDonald directed the Jordan Night High School. Many students unable to attend the regular day classes were given the op- portunity to receive a high school education through the night program at Jordan. He was a vital link in maintaining the broad overall curriculum for the entire Muscogee County school system. mr. cecil McDonald Principal of Jordan Night High School 14

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MR. NATHAN PATTERSON MR. R. BRICE CARSON Assistant To Superintendent. Special Services Assistant To Superintendent. Personnel DR FRED KIRBY Assistant To Superintendent. Instruction MR. G. NATHAN HUNTER. Treasurer

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“What are you doing here . . .?” Take one head of the vocational department who orders all equip- ment to keep the vocational de- partment supplied, sees that it is kept running smoothly, who helps the boys at Jordan who are not planning to go to college to estab- lish a career as a mechanic, elec- trician, technician, or an engineer. Now add to this, one curriculum adviser who checks class attend- ance, who is in charge of issuing bus passes, and is monitor of the seventh period class. Quickly — what is the result? Our good pals, Mr. Entrekin and Mr. Fitzpatrick. MR. JAMES W. ENTREKIN MR. JAMES A. FITZPATRICK Vocational Supervisor Administrative Assistant “The world is beautiful.” It seems remarkable that all the work the Jordan counselors have placed on their shoulders, they can find the time to look at the world in this way. Their many exploits vary from giving achievement tests to playing “Instant Insanity” to help relieve tension. When they’re not giving tests, they’re “playing” a type of “Instant Insanity” called “Council the Student.” Mr. Fitzpatrick writes a permit to class. MISS EMMA JAYNE BERNHOLZ Sophomore Class Counselor MISS MARGARET COX Senior Class Counselor MRS. JOYCE JOHNSON Junior Class Counselor 15