Mortimer Jordan High School - Torch Yearbook (Morris, AL)

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ENRICH OUR LIFE LANGUAGE MUSIC DRAMA MR. OWEN A wealthy child without music is a poor child indeed. Mr. Owen and Mrs. Taylor have brought music into the lives of those who attend Jordan. At the far left Mrs, Taylor directs a choral group while Mr. Owen (above) helps the band prepare for traveling to a football game. MRS. BLAYLOCK Mrs. Blaylock, our Librarian, makes the best books of all ages available to students. Mr. Ginn instructs students in speech and drama. He also acquaints them with Roman language, culture, and Literature in his Latin classes. MR. GINN 17

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FINE ARTS SCHOOL UTERATURB ART SPEECH MRS. TABARES Culture plays a large part in our lives at Jordan. It is reflected in the many fine arts courses offered here. Above, Mrs. Tabares helps a student perfect her Spanish accent. Mrs, Tabares has done much to help stu- dents understand the customs of Spanish speaking people. MRS, TAYLOR The knowledge of art can be a deeply satisfying part of a student ' s life. Miss Hansen helps her students appreciate art and creative genius. At left, she explains an important technical point to one of her students. MISS HANSEN 16

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THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT COACH TUCK COACH WILLIS MISS WARREN The physical education department firm- ly believes that a sound body is basic to healthy attitudes and academic success. Mortimer Jordan offers a full curriculum oi physical activity designed to meet these standards. mm m Bj ' ] hmm ■nmm p PMii ' f ' ' ' ' ' Mlr »iSS$!»S ' .aes HBI sBR ' ' m22 r r J f B m m i l I ■ ' ' . . V ' Vv ' MRS. AGNOS COACH STRICKLAND COACH MOORE Basketball, softball, soccer, football, and volleyball are only a few of the many games taught in physical education classes. Courses in dancing and first aid are also offered. 18 ..MJ.I«.IH!..I.-MI-U.,J.- wn ! w wr r W mn