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

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Thanks to those teachers who care enough to give their very best. Mrs. Helen Hayes B.A.—Hendrix College Mrs. Mamilee Henry B.S.—Berry College M.A.—Western Carolina University Mrs. Patsy Milling B.A.—Winthrop College Miss Margaret Powell B.A.—Auburn University B.S.—Auburn University Mr. Joseph Ryan A. A.—Walker Jr. College B. S.—University of Alabama M.A.—University of Alabama Miss Sandra Taylor B.S.—Auburn University Mrs. Vickie Venable A.B.—West Georgia College Mr. M arvin Waite B.S.—Union College M.S.—Auburn University Mr. Donald Ward B.S.—Auburn University 1

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT For books are not written, nor anthems sung Until a man knows his native tongue. Jordan’s English department opens doors to other ideas for the students. This is not the mere memorization of mechanics, but the chance to learn, to reach out and clasp in understanding the hand of someone who lived years ago. Here is the inspiration for the dreams upon which lives are based. Mrs. Elizabeth (ireene Chairman B.A.—Weslyan College M.A.—Mercer University Mrs. Jane Kland Mrs. Wanda Carpenter Mrs. Berta Colmant B.S.—Georgia Southern B.S.—Auburn University A.B.—University of Georgia College Mrs. Nancy (rye A.B.— LaGrange College Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson Mrs. Louise Harris A.B.—Virginia State College A.B.—Georgia State College for Women M.A.—Duke University Men are really little boys at heart. 18

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Miss Shepard often found that grading her papers was harder than planning them. SOCIAL STUDIES In mankind’s past is found the seed of today’s reply to tomorrow’s need. The best way to anticipate the future’s problem is to study the past—history. Therein is also found the solution. With a knowledge of what caused the bygone generation’s mistakes, of how today most conflicts are controlled, and of what may confront us tomorrow, com- bined with an understanding of other places and people, perhaps when we shape the world’s course, our mistakes shall be fewer and our advances greater. M iss Helen Shepard, Mrs. Rachel Harrell Chairman B.A.—LaGrange College B.A.—Berry College M.A.—Indiana University M iss Elaine Hopper B.A.—LaGrange College Col. Charles Jenkins Mr. Rennie Johnson Mr. Jim Motley Miss Nan Rainwater B.S.—Troy State University B.A.—Troy State University B.S.—Troy State University B.S.—Auburn University 20