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

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6 GIRLS CHORUS: First Row: Lisa Price, Linda Smith, Teresa Sublett Cecilia Pennington, Tracy Thornton, Tammy Bullard, Tracy Tillman. Julie Risner. Second Row: Cathy Simmons, Carmen Hamby, Kathleen Freeborn Donna Payne, Lori Atwood, Luneal Wragg, Susan Everett, Denise Bush, Judy Smith. Tina Robins, Cindy Bailey, Donna Rowell. Third Row: Linda Ander- son, Lori King, Lisa Pitts, Beth Enfin er, Tin Wh' Q bot, Vicki Anderson, Tammy Bartlett, Patricia Caldwell, Eva Rodgers. g a ite, Stephanie Heam, Glenda Hurston, Linda Barr, Teresa Floyd, Jenny McKenzie, Amelia Pen- nington, Teresa Hanie, Sharon Pugh, Cheryl Lysle. Fourth Row: Renay Field, Angela Strickland, Diane Morris, Cindy Edmondson, Carol Bond, Brenda O'dell, Lisa Butler, Paige Lovett, Laura McGill, Rhonda Hagler, Alison Tal- if M , , M CHORALE: Bevy Gassett, Donna Daniel, Don Rogers, Albert Street, Jim Boan, Todd Griffin, Wendy Grant, Angie George. Second Row: Kathy Carden, Donna Payne, Felicia Flournoy, Roger Johnson, Ricky Williamson, Warren Cauthen, Jo Beth Jacobs, Cathy Kent. Third Row: Leith Collingsworth, Beatrice Neal, Regina Burke, Bobby Osbon, Ulysses Gladden, Debra Parker, Wylene Walton, Kim Owens.

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, f Sportsmanship The body is the temple of the soul and exercise practiced reli- giously leads to a more enriched and wholesome life. Many students, real- izing the soundness of this concept, enrolled in Physical Education where they were taught the basics of organ- ized games in the curriculum. Foot- ball, basketball, volleyball, softball, golf, and tennis were included. Also included in the P.E. program were archery, tumbling, wrestling and weightlifting . As students learned the respective sports, their instructors emphasized the importance of team work and sports- manship. The necessity of good mus- cle coordination and other physical care was discovered as students advanced in the program.

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Choral Sponsors Ms. Ugly Con test JSEMBLE: First Row: Kathy Carden, Donna Payne. Jo Beth Jacobs, Angie George, Bevy Gassett. Second w' Warren Cauthen, Felicia Flournoy Donna Daniel, Cath Kent Wend Grant, Jim Boan. Third Row: ' 1 Y 1 Y bby Osbon, Albert Street, Roger Johnson, Ricky Williamson, Todd Griffin. The Jordan Choral Department was the largest in the school district. It consisted of the Girl's Chorus for beginning ninth grade girls: Concert Choir, for intermediate boys and girls, ninth through twelfth grades: the Cho- rale for advanced students, tenth through twelfth grades, Ensemble for advanced singers and the Stage Crew, which covers all aspects of behind- the-scenes work. The Chorale, Ensemble, and Stage Crew gave public concerts often and had a reputation for consistently taking top honors at the Spring Festival and in individual achievements at All-State tryouts. The annual Ms. Ugly contest, originating last year, was sponsored by the Choral Department. Proceeds from this project were used to help fund the different functions of the Choral Department, such as the major choir tour in the Spring. Choral officers for Ensemble and Chorale are Ricky Wil- liamson, Presidentg Felicia Flournoy, Vice-Presidentg Cathy Kent, Secre- taryg and Jo Beth Jacobs, Treasurer. X ED CHORUS: First Row: Pam Kimbrel, Rhonda Fondren, Sherry Boze- r, Cathy Weeks, Mark Carter, Gary Maxwell, Charles Murphy, David lg. Jimmy Garrett, Charles Latimer, Charyl Wilson, Mandy Bohannan. bl Murphy. Second Row: Pam Winters. Sonya Wells, Debra Parker, Marie xl, Barbara Childs, Beth Helms, Janet Cosby, Anita Brooks, Dennis Clark, tt Pridgen, James Peterson, Mickey Smith, Donald Shirah, Mike Sadler. Wendy Howell, Mama Ashworth, Linda McCormick, Denise Rolling, Monique LaRue, Kim East, Brenda Kimbrel. Third Row: Dana Hipps, Cindy Hovey. Jan Pridgen, Paige Lovett, Decky Flournoy, Carl Arrowood, Roger Johnson, Timo- thy Patterson, Matthew Mickle, Rosalyn Starling, Tena Rogers, Katrina Goshay . Janice Odell. 217