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

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Always dedicated to Jordan's good. They are always hard working:—often misunderstood. Mr. Sasser and his assistants worked tirelessly to coordi- nate the smooth operation of an expanded student enrollment and faculty. With the addition of the ninth grrade and more teachers this year, they had an extra load to handle in organiz- ing:. planning:, and developing: new and varied subjects to the overall school program. Though the administration had these added responsibilities, they welcomed students to their offices to assist each student with his personal problems. MR. WILLIAM SCREWS. Assistant Principal B.S. Troy State I niversity M.A. Auburn I niversity 6th Year Certificate—-Auburn I niversity MR. CARL SASSER. Principal M.Ed.- Duke University 6th Year Certificate- Auburn I ni ersit MR. CECIL DcDONALD Principal of Jordan Night High School B.Ph.—Emory University M.S.—Auburn I niversity 16

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

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Miss Margaret Cox Director of Guidance Senior and Junior C1»hs Counselor A.B.—Judson College M.A.—Georgia Peabody College 6th Year Certificate— Columbia University Miss Emma Jayne Bernholz Sophomore and Junior Class Counselor M.A.—Montclair State College 6th Year Certificate — Auburn University M rs. Martha Dedwyler Freshman Class Counselor A.B.—Duke University M.A.—Columbia University Mr. Beatty became “the watchful eye supervising the cafeteria activity. COUNSELING Since fortune may his troubles wreak. We wish to counsel those who seek. Jordan’s counseling staff, headed by Miss Mar- garet Cox, is constantly in demand. They offer advice to the lovelorn, to those interested in college, to those wishing vocational training, and to those individuals ready to give up. These various situa- tions require all the talents they possess. Most important, they care. Small wonder Jordan students consider themselves lucky to attend such a school. Mr. Larry Beaty Administrative Assistant B.S.—Troy State University Mr. James Entrekin Vocational Supervisor B.S.—Auburn University M.ED.—Auburn University 6th Year Certificate — Auburn University 17