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

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS If a man works to learn all he can With both hands and head, he’s twice the man. For the vocationally minded stu- dent, the facilities of our own “shops” are available. Here the student learns to apply the aca- demic skills of thought and de- duction to the industrial skills of mechanics and construction. From our fine teachers’ instruction, he can go on to a vocational-technical school or into the business world with a greater confidence because of his experience. Mr, William Bagley LLB-LLM—John Marshall University Auburn University LaGrange College University of Georgia Mr. Dan Bingham Mechanical Drafting B.S.—Brigham Young University Mr. Charles Cartwright Mr. Grover Ellis Radio and TV Shop Machine Shop B.S.—Georgia Southern B.S.—University of Georgia College Mr. Ben Eubank, Jr. Electricity and Power Shop B.S.—University of Georgia Mr. Mark McElreath Sheet Metal Shop B.S.—Auburn University M.Ed.—Auburn University Mr. William Meadows, Jr. Mechanical Drafting B.S.—Brigham Young University M.Ed.—Auburn University Not pictured: Mr. Mladjan Alexich Mr. Steve Honnell ✓ 26

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Mr. Richard Gunter, DCT B.S.—Troy State University M.A.—Auburn University Mrs. Imogene Presley. VOT A.B. Mississippi State College for Women Miss Mary Jo Wheeler. DE B.S.—Piedmont College t Students appreciated that personal touch of instruction. WORK PROGRAMS The joy of man is having, his lifetime through. Some good and useful work to do. Jordan’s work programs are unique, for these areas are headed by fond and capable leadership. Most businessmen of the community welcome the students on these programs into their businesses. Self-sufficiency is one of the most outstanding traits of students who work. They garner not only intellectual capability but become part of the free enterprise system, knowledgeable of its many opportunities and how to use them whenever they are ready to enter the world of work. Mrs. Presley has been a great help to students interested in business careers. DCT students became involved in many as- pects of the business field. 25

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FINE ARTS We seek to add some gentle touch For life is not lived without beauty and such. The Fine Arts department envelopes not only painting, music, drama, and the other arts, but also the ability to grace life with the b ter elements in us. Their intent is to help cultivate the quality of listening to some inner quiet goodness which brightens the path of everyone it crosses. Breckenridge Home Economics B.S.—Colorado State University M.S.—Auburn University Mr. Wallace Huey Choral Music B.S.—Auburn University Mr. Joe Johnston Art B.S.—Auburn University Mrs. Carolyn Ricketson Home Economics B.S.—Auburn University M.S.—Auburn University I wonder what Mr. Huey is daydreaming about? Not pictured: Mr. Joe F’rice Band