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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1976 volume:

RW J ouchet 1976 J (wAjomjVocciUmjOtl l-flglv Qchool CoRumbus, GfQ uqJuOu Vo LUn b29 iWuglv tkfi y us know Idnsety mL t 2 own decisions has been one o man s unive iScJ! qoofo. % Pto w s k come, ist steps pCWiliC} tkb wGjy (fiK 0 toCtw $ fypodtcAiOiiS. By estabOlsluttg goats, ui SpOtihodi tfi (ju£b 7 U tti (mdjM mmqyL, 8 uwXtUtg tkb p opdb, 9 JoWmufes tfi tcyuck z Tfafeug to Qjcld j owv gooh, 12 WPy thb (fictMS 0 13 U (iouS guhaM; step by step t utonofe (piutiou. 14 15 16 18 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kneeling: Charles Harp. President. Standing. Left to Right: Spivey Green, Vice President; Bud Allen, Secretary; Carl Carver, Treasurer. Randolph M. Allen Michael Allmond Lavada Faydale Anderson John Armstrong Douglass Jerome Arnold Chris Averett Judy Averett Wayne Bailey Gwen Baker Susan Marie Baker Mary Jane Barringer Lois Ann Barton Judi Bassett Mike Batts Vicki Beasley Sylvia Bennett Jackie Elaine Booth Theresa Lynn Bowers Rosie Marie Bowman Thomas T. Brassell 19 Linda Brennan Karen Broadhead Michael Alan Broderick Darlene Brooks Donna Brooks Denise Brown Felion Lee Brown Robert Roy Bryant Lisa Jan Buckner Debbie Bunting Georgia Burkes Catherine Burston Debora Susan Campbell Mary Floyce Carden Ronald Carter Carl Carver Shirley Jean Carver Anthony Dennis Chesser McFadden Cokeley III Jo Ann Conder 20 Michael K. Cook Sheila Ann Copeland Keith Cotton Pam Lynne Cotton Theresa Craig Paula Creel James E. Cureton Carol Dansby Sandra Daughtry Dorothy Ann Davenport Cynthia Davis Virginia Davis 21 Herman Dixon Jane Dollar Donnie Dowdell Sandy Dowdell Donna Sue Dunnavant Lisa Earl Eugene Edge Rusty Edge Rickey Edwards Deborah Jean Elliot Bobby L. Ellison Teri L. Faherty Sandra Farley Toni Ferguson Linda Gail Finley Kenneth Earl Flake 22 Rodney Fogie Donna Jean Freeman Martin Dale French Markie J. Gardner Terry Sanford Gibbons Wayne Ronald Gibson Joseph M. Gilmer Billy Glau Royce Terrell Glenn Catherine Lynn Gordy Caron Denise Goss Cindy Goss Patricia Ann Grafals Brenda Kay Grantham 23 Johnny Grantham Spivey Green Patricia Denise Greer Laura Carol Griffin Lou Ann Griffin Gordon Griswould Matthew Griswould Cleida Hall Donna Hall Ray L. Hall Rodney Lamar Hall Sherry Gale Hall David E. Hammonds Thomas Scott Hampton Karl D. Hanneman LaDelle Hardaway Maggie Lena Hardwick Charles P. Harp Betty Jo Harris Ricky Leonard Harrison Rex D. Haymon Mark Alan Heath James M. Henderson Willie Henderson, Jr. Bobby Don Hildreth 25 i Ernest Hill Janet Leigh Hinson James Wayne Holland Elizabeth Jane Home Audrey Lynn Howard Gerald Anthony Hubbard Bryon DeWayne Hudson Bernard Irby Ronnie Jackson Anthony Johnson Carl Terry Johnson Carol Johnson Comer Wayne Johnson Gary Randolph Johnson Horace Johnson James Earl Johnson Juanita Johnson Grace Lynn Johnson Randy T. Johnson Revena Johnson 26 Vemita Ann Johnson Billy Joiner Vickie Denise Jones Barbara Joiner Roosevelt Jordan Donna Marie Kelley Vicki Kennon Kenneth Earl King Willie Lee King Vicki Kirkpatrick David Laughlin Patti L. Lindsey Barbara Ann Lisenby Lorenzo Little Kattie L. Long Theda Yvonne Love Cynthia Delorse Luckey Jackie Lamar Lyles Genaro R. Macchia Bobby A. Maeon Debra S. Maleport RichiAnne Marshall William Alan Massey Steve Matthews Gary L. McBride Donna Ruth McCrary Doug McCurry Sandra McKinney 28 Sharon McQuinn Monique McRae Karen E. Meadows Francis S. Messer Sheryl Ann Miller Debbie D. Milner Joe R. Minnix Marion Ann Mott Linda Louise Myricks Murray Newman Wanda Jean Newman Wanda L. Newton Ricky J. Nichols Dana J. Nix Walter Wayne Nunley Charlie Frank OHearn Donnie Owens Renee Padgett Jan Denise Page Trudy Denise Palmer Neal Parramore James Patterson 29 Bernard Pearson Carol Anne Phillips Melvin Phillips David Pierson George Steve Pitts Juanita Pollard Jerry Poole Ann Pritchett William Fredrick Rabon Vickie Railey Sherrie Diane Rayburn Jill Reese Louise Reese Hank Reeves Donald Rhodes Wanda Rhodes Russell L. Riddick Patricia Ann Robenson Gina Rose Vandy D. Russell 30 Debbie Sammons Lisa Theressa Scott Sherry Gail Scrimpshire Angie I. Sellers Kenneth E. Shaw Sheryl Shehane Donna Louise Shelnutt Darlene Shelton Laveme Shelton Virginia Shelton Carol E. Simmons Paula K. Singletary Billy Wayne Smith Freddie Wayne Smith 31 Mamie Smith John Stephen Sobasky Janice Faye Spears Keniedia Lynee Spencer Debra Spivey Debra Ann Starling Sammy G. Starling Mamie Bonita Stevens Venessa Dianne Stewart Nelson Stineman Travis Eugene Storey Donna Sue Strickland Vicki Lynn Strickland Janet E. Stubbs Robert Suggs Daniel W. Summers Rosemary Sutton Susan Patricia Sweatt 32 Annette Taylor Cheryl Taylor Sharon K. Taylor Dewey Elvin Tew Walter K. Thaxton Betty Thomas Cynthia Denise Tillotson Wayne Hewitt Toney Royce E. Townson Andrew Bryan Tmett Antonie Upshaw Larry D. Vaughn Willie Rose Vinson Richard F. Wages 33 Vanessa S. Walker Charlie Ware Steven R. Watson Sue Elaine Watson Michael Watt Jacob Weldon Stewart Edward Werner Pamela White Steve Whitley Charles Wike Billy Glenn Wilbom Bertha M. Williams Darrell Williams Dianna Christine Williams Jacqueline Williams James D. Williams 34 Robert Williams Sandra Jean Williams Jay Fuller Willis John H. Willis Mark J. Willis Ronnie Lee Willis Mark R. Windham Susie Ann Winslett William Sanford Wood Vicki Leigh Woodruff Bobbie Jean Worrell Tony Amess Wright NOT PICTURED: Brenda G. Allen Debra Deborah Allison Diana Anderson Edward Anderson George Thomas Anderson David Barclay Evelyn Brown Lorenzo Brown Diane Lorene Davis Bobby Gene Dawson Calvin Felder Martha Jean Grant Vickie Diane Greene Leroyal Harper Tommy Nick Hinson Ben Hurey Floyd James Grace Lynn Johnson Mary Cynthia Johnson Vickie Denise Jones Lorenzo Kindrick Gwendolyn Latimer Danny Earl Marshall Thomas C. Martin Jr. Earl Clyde McHone Franklin Miller Roger Keith Owens Sandra Kay Pate Peggy L. Perkins David Pierson Irene Sanks David Samson Underwood Marshall Upshaw Scott Wall Arvella Mare Walton Alfred Darnell Williams James Norris Williams 35 36 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bennie Gail Jones, Treasurer; Jay Cooper, President; Cynthia Morgan, Vice-President; Donna Camp- bell, Secretary. Deborah Adams Joey Aldridge Russell Alston Lydia Ashe Robbie Atkins Arthur Atwood Danny Bailey Keith Barefoot Stephen Barfield Carolyn Barker Mary Barton Robert Bass Cindy Batson Kerry Batts Wayne Bentley Sondra Benton Randy Blakely Tyrone Bledsoe Jim Boan Richard Boatner Juanita Boren David Boseley Selestonia Bowden Ricky Bowers Eileen Bradford Donnie Bramlett Rickey Brantley Vaughn Bray Carol Britt Dennis Brown Jeffery Brown Michael Brown Nell Brown Mike Brubaker Eleanor Bums Donnie Caldwell Donna Campbell Timothy Campbell James Cantrell 37 Pam Carden Rhonda Cargill Raymond Can Cecil Carter Sandra Carter Sharon Caner Stacy Caner Earl Carver Stan Cash Don Catchings Warren Cauthen Lenora Chavez Kerry Cheney Lisa Chesser Waller Clark Theresa Cochran Rita Coker Malinda Collum Vivian Cook Jay Cooper lay Copley Barry Cosby Bob Cox Cheryl Cozan Steve Craft Edward Creamer Bruce Crisp Mary Crook Sherry Cunningham George Daniel Roben Daniel Kim Davenpon 38 Willie Davenport Cindy Davis Kenneth Davis William Davis Pat Dean Theresa Dion Cindy Dorman Denis Dorman Dwayne Dorminey Ernie Durden Rob Durham Teresa Dykes Donna East Kathy Ellerbee Stanley Elliott Beth Ellis Linda Ellison David Epperly Michael Everritt William Fielder Felicia Flournoy Thomas Fountain Roiuiy Freeman Beth Froehlke 39 Emily Fuller Lois Fuller Annette Gaddy Tamara Gafford Bruce Galloway Toni Gray William Greene Jimmy Griggs Wayne Griglen Edwin Godwin Kathy Goldhaugh Charles Golden Buster Goodson Betty Gunn Georgia Gunn Michael Gunnels Carol Hall Wade Hall Winifred Hall Craig Harbin Rhonda Harper Cynthia Harris Charles Hart Rosaleen Hart 40 Gwen Harvey Curtis Hatchett Equilia Hatchett Jeff Hickman Angela Hightower Pamela Hill Leroy Hobbs James Holden Jimmy Holloway Sylvia Honaker Gerald Huggins Linda Hurst Jo Beth Jacobs Tina Jenkins Robert Johnson Roger Johnson Steve Johnson Bennie Gail Jones Deborah Jones Frank Jones Kimberly Jones Pam Jones Steve Jones Wylene Jones Teresa Jurden Karen Keefover Terri Kelley Charlie Kennedy Cathy Kent Ernest Killings Andrew King Barbara King Frank Klobe Cordon Knee hi Donald Knight Michael Knowles Maradese Kornegay Sherri Langford Julie Lawson Ann Lee Bruce Lee Robert Lee David Leddon Delphine Leonard Laura Leonard Susan Leonard Jerry Lewis Kelli Lifsey 42 Donna Lloyd Karol Lovell Tyrone Macchia Veronica Majors Anthony Malone Andrew Marshall Sandra Marshall Larry Martin Brenda Matthews Allan May Melinda McCaskey Delores McDaniel Lisa McGowan Charles McGrotha Betty McMullen Barry McNeil Annete Menefee Chris Middleton Barbara Dee Miles Andy Miller David Mohr Rebecca Moorehead Cynthia Morgan Loraine Mullikin Angie Murphy Barbara Murphy Mike Napier Beatrice Neal Lisa Newman Steve Norrell Clay Nunley Mary Ogle tree Bobby Osbon 43 Christine Ovdenk Bobby Owens Jack Owens Kim Owens Cynthia Parks Judy Parks Jean Parmer Greg Patton Donna Payne Vickie Peacock Sugata Person Barbara Peterson Tim Pilcher Lany Plllman Cathy Pollock Edwin Pugh James Quattclbaum Darlene Queen Kathy Quinn Bobby Ramsey Michael Ramsey Richard Ramsey Buddy Reed Julie Register Charlie Richardson Dennis Richardson Cindy Riddick Denise Robbins Wendell Roberson Michael Roberts Rodney Robinson Ronnie Robinson Angie Rogers Beverly Rogers Jimmy Rogers Karen Rogers Alfonza Rome Arthur Sanders Yvonne Sanders Linda Sapp Gwendlon Scott Bernard Shelley Brenda Shelton James Sheppard Lee Shores Patricia Simmons Steve Simmons Anthony Simpson George Simpson Robert Singleton Kim Skidmore Joyce Smallwood David Smith Jerry Smith 45 Kimberly Smith Patty Smith Robert Smith Sheila Smith Teresa Smith Bobby Snelling Albert Snipes Del mas Spivey Patricia Stanley Vemessa Staton William Staton Mary Stephens Barbara Stewart Estelle Stinson Larry Strickland Darrell Stroy Ethel Swindle Linda Swygert Terry Teal Chilita TerTy Robbie Thomas Cindy Thomas Eddie Thomas Vanessa Thomas Patsy Thrift Pamela Thrower 46 Sharon Tilley Gary Truett Irvin Tull Neva Tumage Deborah Turner Jeff Tyner Daniel Underwood Tina Vale Cynthia Walker Julian Walker Sherry Walker John Walton Wylene Walton Kay Webb Rickey Weeks Mike Wetzel Christine Whatley John Whiddon Cindy White Flaline Whitehead Chuck Wike Bertha Wilber Norma Williams Phillip Williams Sonia Williams Valerie Williams Ricky Williamson Charisse Willis Anita Wilson Teresa Wilson James Winkle Sheila Wise Rhonda Worn bolt Janice Woods Barbara Wright Sherry Wright Jill Wynn Scott Zimmerman NOT PICTURED Christopher Baker Richard DesPortes Alfred Bohannon Kathy Edwards Flowers Brown James Ellerbee Lorenzo Brown Carl Epperly Rita Brown Melvin Evans Amos Bular Glenda Fitzpatrick James Bular Lamar Fitzpatrick Kenner Butler Ira Foster Karen Butts William Goodman Ronnie Carden Terry Good son Curtis Cashman Ray Hall Mike Clark Carolyn Hardaway Steve Crenshaw Latasha Harris Mark Daugherty Wilbert Harris Janice Daughtry Thomas Hightower Billy Davis Christine Hill Donnie Davis Deborah Hinson Tim Dean Lisa Hogan Dorothy Holt Kenny Robbins Stacey Hood Julene Robinson Gwendolyn Huff Thomas Rodgers Darrell Landreau Steve Shaw Paul Lindsey John Smith Eddie Martin Willette Sutton Mark McClellan Betty Talley Charles McFolley Christine Thomas Gina McGee Jimmie Thomas George McGhee Nathaniel Thomas Emanuel Mennefield Penny Todd Janet Paigs Ray Walker Eddie Passmore William Waltman Glenda Passmore Lance Weaver James Peacock Adolphus West Chyll Perry Sharon Wise Vickie Richardson Michael Riley 47 48 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Cathy Carden, Secretary: Angela George, President: Genni Risner, Treasurer; Vonda Clark, Vice-President. Barbara Adams Jacqueline Adams Leslie Akin Diane Alcorn Debra Alexander Debra Alexander Gary Alexander Regina Alexander Charlene Allen Pam Alton Liz Ammons Dee Anderson Pam Anderson Robbie Anderson Dickie Armstrong Alan Autrey Chester Averett Geraldine Averett Debbie Baggett Leslie Baker Linda Balliet Cindy Barber Ellen Barfield Marlene Barfield Hazel Barton Warner Baxter Bernadette Beasley Mary Beckwith Ronald Bcdgood David Bell Helen Bentley Paul Berry Vickie Berry Alice Bieser David Billen Angie Blair 49 Paula Blizzard Lorenzo Bowman Derwood Boyd Teresa Brasingion Glen Bray Vance Bray Nancy Brazil Terra Bridges Charles Broad we 11 Donna Brooks Susan Brooks Cindy Brown Michael Brown Penny Brunson Pam Bryan Teresa Bryant Donny Buchan non Robert Bunting Regina Burke Tyler Bums Jennedna Burston Danny Bush Debbie Bush Debra Bush Teresa Byrd Martha Caldwell Tammy Canida Jan Cannon Kathy Carden Donna Carroll Joi Cartwright Billy Cash 50 Judy Catching Jimmy Cato Carl Caudle Marilyn Chaney Chris Cheney Kim Cherry Carrie Christie Deborah Clay Gregory Clouse James Clark Steve Clark Vonda Clark Nan Cochran Willie Cochran Sam Cole Artmus Cook Jody Cook Robin Corbett Phyllis Cornelius David Cotton Donnie Coulter Chris Coulter Tamera Colbctt Nathan Crace 51 Harriett Crawford Melanie Crist Barbara Crosby Rickey Crowley Randy Crumpler Peggy Cullifer Donna Cure ton Kim Curler Alan Daffin Donna Daniel Bruce Dansby Cindy Daughtry Dylan Davis Irvin Davis Annette Dawson Regina Domino Steve Dorman Rosa Duncan Charles Durden Carolyn Durham Darryl Dykes Moses Echols Christy Edwards Marlene Ellenburg Steven Elliott Terry Elliott Rhonda Ellis Tyrone Ellison 52 Madonna Eubanks Dianne Fewell Linda Fitzpatrick Renee Fitzpatrick Joseph Floyd Andrew Fogie Carole Folds Todd Forehand Clinton Freeman Terrie Freeman Mike Frost Janet Fuller Lewis Fuller Billy Gainey Beverly Gassett Lisa Gatlin Shawn Gedrolc Angela George Teresa George Anne Gibson Cunis Glasco Sheryl Godwin Robert Gordy Anneise Goss Wendy Grant Donna Gray Mary Gray Richard Green 53 Renay Greenlee Carol Griffin Michael Griffin Wayne Griffin Gil Griffith Alex Griggs Rickey Griggs Robert Griggs Deborah Gunnels Donald Hall Dwemard Hall Robert Hammock James Hancock Barbara Hardy John Harmon Mike Harold Johnny Harp Pamela Harris Patricia Harris Jeff Harvey Veronica Hayes Lynne Heath Kathy Hedden Rob Henderson Robert Henderson George Hendrix Kenny Hethcox Charlie Hill Veronica Hill Maria Hitchcock Lynn Hix John Hodge James Holder Kenna Holland Terri Holland Jimmy Holloway Ronny Holloway Janice Hood Debra Hopkins 54 Jennifer Home Deborah Hudgens James Howell Bonnie Hullng Ester Ingram Brenda Ivey Greg Jasinski Thomas Jenkins Duane Jenness Keith Johns Carolyn Johnson Cathy Johnson Curtis Johnson Dennis Johnson Flora Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Amzy Jones Billy Jones Dry dell Jones Glenda Jones Harold Jones Kathy Jones Lorenzo Jones Mike Jones 55 Reggie Jones Wendy Jones Dennis Jordan Michael Jordan Brenda Kimbrel Beverly Kindrick Tammy Kinney Eileen Knechi Martha Knovanik Chuch Kurtz Joey Lamb Sarah Lamberson Arthur Land Jerry Lassiter Lisa Leather wood Clovis Lee Dickie Lee Lisa Lee Ronnie Lee Michael Little Janet Littlefield Billie Loata Deborah Lolley Melvin Love Deborah Luc key Lisa Lyles Alethea Lynn Lee Mactaggart 56 Sandie Madaris Rhonda Maler Roben Mapp Gwen Marshall Rex Marshall Larry Manin Vevelyn Manin Tony Mathis Patty McCard Karen McClendon Wayne McCormick Tim McCrary Kathy McGee Sandra McGee Becky McGuire David McLain Mark McNeil Mark McQuagg Russell Meade Bobby Meadows Phillip Messer Dale Middleton Robin Milam Patti Miles Billy Miller Sheila Miller Tony Miller Mike Mills Billy Mims Rhonda Mitchell Becky Monday Clifford Moore Beverly Morgan Danny Morris Jeff Morris Tony Morris Karen Morrow Vinson Mott Catherine Mullins 57 Trade Myricks Thomas Nave Barry Nichols Coy Nichols Jan Nickerson Amanda Nix De loris Nolin Lisa Nolin Teresa Owens Kim Parmer Greg Panamore Sandra Parrish Sharon Pate Donna Patterson Mitchell Patterson Charles Peek James Pennington Valisa Peoples Willie Perry Glenn Person Joseph Person Alvin Peterson Cheryl Pilcher Willie Pitts Zachary Pitts Charity Powell Lamar Powell LeAnne Price Judy Pryor Richard Racho Daniel Rayburn Marilyn Reagan Bohdon Redko 58 Debra Reed Jody Reese Laura Reese Alvin Reynolds Dennis Richardson Randy Rickard Genni Risner Mark Robinson Thomas Rodgers Don Rogers Eugene Rush Deborah Russell Jerry Sanders Ollie Sanders Roy Lee Sanders Patricia Sanks Julia Sauls Billy Schaaff Johnny Scott Shelia Seegar Penny Scnn Charles Sewell Connie Sexton Thomas Sexton Debra Sharpe Danny Shelnutt Carl Shulch Glenn Simpkins Donald Simpson Cleveland Singleton Thomas Slay Susan Smith Jimmy Snider Barry So bask y Tim Spain Pamela Spencer Thaddeus Spencer Denise Stapleton Jerry Starks Kenneth Storey Bertha Street Glenda Streeter Mary Strickland Mitchell Strickland Roger Suggs Daniel Summers Rene Tarver Craig Tate 59 johnny Tate Alonzo Taylor Vickie Taylor Thomas Teal Gaye Teasley Lisa Teel Carol Thomas Roddrick Thomas Deborah Thomason Bill Thompson Tammy Thompson Jimmy Thome Grady Thornton jack Thornton Kelli Thornton Jeff Threatt Ronald Threatt Nancy Tonie Linda Toole David Tracy Katie Trivett Tom Truett Sharon Turner Danny Underwood Carmen Upshaw Deloris Urspruch Dale Vasquez Kathy Veasley Lesslic Velez Dawn Vinson Mike Waldon Ronnie Walker Vickie Walls James Waltman Jenita Ward Ellen Watford Tami Watford Nathan Watson Edith Weaver 60 Gwendolyn Weaver Mark Webb Keith Weeks Beth Weems David Weidick Greg Weidick Mark Weiner Sandra White Sandra Whitehead Regina Whitley John Widdon Joey Wilbanks Anlinda Williams Bobby Williams Lonnie Williams Mark Williams Clarence Willis Leigh Willis Marina Wilson Marquerite Wilson Diane Winget Tony Woodard Woody Woodruff Dennis Woyke Darryl Wright Tim Wright Susan Wyatt NOT PICTURED Ernest Alexander Norman Harper Angelo Brown Sheila Harrington Tamera Colbert Dorihea Harris TherTesa Culpepper Shereen Han Douglas Dixon Regina Henderson Preston Dixon Roger Hogan Will Dunlap Sonya Holder Carol Enfinger Debra Hopkins Andrew Faulk Rebecca Howard Terry Faulk Unita Howard Glenda Finley Robert Ingram Mike Foree Sheila Jackson Meredith Geter Mae Jerido Anne Gibson Billy Jiles Gillis Goodwin Ronnie Johnson Franklin Gordy Bettye Jones Raymond Gram William Jones Alonzo Griffin Brady Kindrlck Andy Hair David King William Hand John Lee Calvin Hardaway Teresa Long Kenny Love Thomas Swindle James Maddox Johnny Tate Robert Mapp Alonzo Taylor Charlie McFolley Deborah Thomason Regina McGee Calvin Thomas Jimmy Me Hone Charlotte Thornton Wanda McLendon Jeffrey Threatt Matthew Mickles Shelia Thurman Nancy Mickle Victoria Topper Dennis Miles Sharon Turner Marcus Mitchell Bill Tye Rodney Owens Earnest Upshaw Kenneth Powell Curtis Walker Wayne Segraves Kenneth Walton Ernest Sharp Connie Williams Donald Simpson Roger Williams John Smith Gwendolyn Wilson Tracy Smith Edward Wright Vivian Smith Larry Starks Andrew Stubbs James Wright 62 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Robert Smith, President: Rhonda Miller, Treasurer: Katrina Smith, Vice President: Linda McCormick, Secretary. Gary Adams Phillip Adams Sharon Adams Steve Adkins Barry Alexander Cheryl Alexander Jay Allen Sandy Alton Arthur Anderson James Anderson Ken Anderson Marvin Anderson Robert Anderson Robbie Armstrong Jimmy Atkins Cunis Bailey Tonya Bailey Becky Baker Canez Baker Debora Baldwin Robbie Baldwin Teresa Ball Vanessa Banks Paul Barber William Barber Alan Barefoot Joey Barker Lessie Barnes Ronald Barnes Debra Barr Cynthia Barrett Lashaun Barrett Maelyn Bass Toni Batson Donna Beasley Eddie Beasley Jenise Bell Damon Belle Doreen Benton Cynthia Blanton Etervous Bledsoe Reginald Boddie Amanda Bohannon Tonja Bohnak Walter Bonner Janice Booth Terri Boone Harold Bowden 63 Joey Bradford Teni Braswell Garry Briggs Phyllis Brigman David Brookins Anita Brooks Tammy Brooks Carolyn Brown Douglas Brown Gary Brown Keith Brown Lorrie Ann Brown Robert Brown Sylvia Brown Teresa Brown Tina Marie Brown Greg Buckner Tony Burgess Curtis tine Burkes Raymond Burkes Hany Butler Katrina Butler Roy Butler Rhonda Bryan Sharon Bryan Bubba Bryant Janie Bryant Richard Bryant Dana Caldwell Martha Caldwell Walter Caldwell Ronnie Campbell Kim Canida Joe Cannon Deborah Carden Sandra Carlile Betty Carlton Lemoris Carpenter Marie Carroll Ronnie Carroll Steven Carroll Charles Carter Curtiss Carter David Caner Mary Catton Patricia Causey Janet Charters Frank Chester 64 Barbara Childs Charles Clark Fairy Clark Jeny Clark Norris Clark Randy Clark Denise Clark Mary Cochran Donald Coe Riu Colbert Donna Collins Leith Collinsworth Mike Conner Todd Cook Philip Cook Philip Cook Kathy Cooper Jacqueline Copeland Blanton Cosby Janet Cosby Jeff Cosby Candy Cotton Don Cox Paul Cox Renee Cozart Scotty Craft James Craig Elizabeth Crews Ken Crittenden Frances Crook Charles Crump Leslie Crumpler Cyndi Crowley Mark Culpepper Ricky Cummings Mike Curevich 65 Shawn Dailey Angela Daniel Brian Daniel Jimmy Daniels Theresa Davenport Jill Davis Jim Davis Lynda Davis Pamela Davis Rachel Davis Wiley James Davis Wendy Daughtry Penny Daughtry Clara Deal Nathan Deal Charles Dean Freddie Dean Phyllis Dean Tricia De Barde laben Charlie Denson Lillian Dion Pam Dorminey Kathy Dowdell Johnny Dozier Mike Dupricst Billy Dykes Kim East Edward Eddins Steve Edenfield James Edwards Tracy Edwards Bill Ellis Diane Ellis W. C. Ellis Mike Ellison Kathy Elmore Karl Evans Linda Faniel Rita Feasel Arnald Fewell Deborah Fisher Hazel Fitzpatrick Henry Flanagan Nancy Flora Dexter Flournoy Pat Flowers Marcus Floyd Tonnie Floyd 66 Mike Foete r Ginger Fox Tony Fowler Wanda Fowler Mark Frascaiore Barbara Free Lanna Freeman Nancy French Laura Froehlke Dennis Fuller John Fuller BUI Gafford George Garkand Anne Gary Marie Gates Susie Gatewood Faye Gathings Lynn Gibson Randy Gibson Sherry Gibson Floyd Gilley Keith Granger James Gray Jimmy Gray Ivan Green Milton Green Cynthia Geiger Chuck Grimes James Grimes Gina Golden Mark Goodwin Gerald Ross Melinda Gunn Willie Gunn Gloria Griswould Dorthy Hack 67 Tommy Hall Wanda Hall Candi Hancock Susan Hancock Kathy Hanncman Deborah Hardaway Wilson Hardaway Rodney Hardaway Emily Hardegrce Janeen Hardy Annie Harice Cyndi Harris Debbie Harris Lois Harris Gary Harrison Gloria Harvey Charlie Hayes Minnie Haynes Sonya Haymon Tommy Head Jeff Heath Denise Henderson Jackie Henning Diana Hess Me lisa Higgins Ricky Hightower Donald Hill Carl Hildreth Dana Hipps Vicki Holland Brenda Holmes Kelvin Holt Mary Hood Wendy Howell Cindy Hovey Robert Hudson Elijah Huff Lisa Faye Huges Eugene Hull Nathaniel Humbert Bennita Hunley Timothy Hunt 68 Jay Ann Hurrey Vicky Hunt Charles Hutchins Kenny Hyde Bennie Ingram Princess Irby Joseph Ivey Connie Jackson Deirdre Jackson Ray Jackson Tyrone Jenkins Wayne Jerido Eugene Jiles Kellie Johns Victor Johnson William Johnson Chris Johnson David Johnson Debra Johnson De me trica Johnson Dwayne Johnson Jackie Ann Johnson Jewell Johnson Laura Johnson Lewis Johnson Rodney Johnson Sandy Johnson Jimmie Jones Lee Jones Mary Jones Willie Jones Bruce Jordan Robert Kappel Mable Kindrick Danny King Jeffery King Mike King Sandra King Primus King David Kirkland Elois Kizzie Jimmy Knight Brian Langston Kenneth Lamberaon Laura La Rue Daffie Laster Charles Latimer Burt Laughlin 69 Dianne Lawrence Kenneth Lawrence Susan Ledbetter Beverly Leddon Lesley Lee Kay Ufsey Nathaniel Lipscomb Larry Lisenby Thaddeus Love Judy Lovett Steven Lusty Patsy Lull re 11 Mike MacDonald Keith Maddox Charles Maize Ricky Malone Debra Manets Erica Markham Judy Martin Linda Massengale Andy Massey Mike Massey Kathy McArthur Roderick McBride Cheryl McCall LeRoy McCaskey Lynda McCormick Michael McCoy Melanie McDermott Carrie McDurmont Danny McFolley Pamela McGhee Wayne McGownse Peter McGuire Ralph McHone Mallory McRae Kenneth McWhorter Tamara Meadows Kimberly Meckes Marilyn Mehaffey Charles Mickle Lynn Mickle Beverly Middleton Ervin Miles Thomas Miles Mike Miller Cynthia Mills Lisa Mills 70 James MiUap James Mims Phillip Mitchell Lisa Mixon Susan Mohr Chuck Moller Dayna Moon Dawn Moore Pamela Moore Pat Moore Chrisea Moring James Morris Vickie Morris Larry Moss Carlton Murray Carol Murphy Tina Murphy Mlcheal Myers JerTy Newman John Newsome James Nickerson Kim Nolin Lisa Nolin Deborah Oakes Raleigh Oates Jo Ann Olmstead Julia Os bon Sherry Owens Carmen Pace George Pace Sarah Pace Randall Page Rodney Page Theodore Parks Donald Palmer Charles Parmer Debra Parker Michael Parks Neil Parsons 71 Patrick Patterson Angelia Pearson Sandra Peek William Pemberton Jack Pendleton Jack Perkins Charles Perry Terry Perry Evelyn Person Gary Person Peter Peterson Vera Peterson Donny Petitt Susan Petty Terri Pitts Thomas Planner Joseph Porter Dwayne Powell Eddie Powell Mike Powell Susan Powell Walter Powell Darrell Powers Paula Price Steve Price Jan Pridgen Quinton Pitts Clara Quattlebaum Harold Ragster Franky Reaves Sonia Redko Sherri Reed Julie Reese James Reeves 72 Sharon Renfroe Shelia Rhodes Norris Richardson Perry Rechardson Terri Riddick Pam Ritchie Kathy Roberson Alton Robinson Eddie Robinson Marilyn Rogers Minnie Rogers Steve Rogers Tena Rogers Kevin Rose Lori Royal Lisa Rudisill Eddie Rush Greg Rutherford Mitchell Rutledge Michael Sadler Jody Sammons Pam Sapp Darryl Savage Darryl Scott Barbra Screws Juliet Shack Marilyn Shelly Doris Shelton Johnny Shelton Annie Shepherd Josephine Sheppard Jeffrey Shipp Ronald Shores Dino Shone Marzctta Shorn Larry Simmon Jerline Simmons Scott Singletary William Singleton Babby Skeen Steve Slaughter Annctta Smith Carolyn Smith Chris Smith Debra Smith Frances Smith Gary Smith Katrina Smith Lora Smith Robert Smith 73 Rozzell Smith Sylvia Smith Timothy Smith Cynthia Snead Ernest Snead Jerry Snider Mattie Spencer Jeff Spires Luke Sprouse Barbara Starks Roger Dale Starling Gail Starling James Stone Tina Stotler James David Strickland Frieda Siringfellow Shelia Sutton John Swanigan Gail Swanson Bill Tadio David Talley Ernest Tarver Bobby Taylor Ozie Taylor Kim Teasley Keith Thaxton Barbara Thomas Joe Thompson John Thompson Roger Thompson Phillip Thornton Archievamon Thomas Gail Thomas 74 Linda Thomas Timothy Thomcr Willie Thomas Malinda Thrower Joyce Thurmond Lynne Tidwell Lillian Toney Pearce Toney Michael Toney Pamela Tram Ada Trawick Curtis Trawick Thelma Tucker Cheryl Turner Denise Turner Joe Turner Luis Velez Kim Vinson De loris Wade Gary Wade Jan Wages Margie Waldrep Deandra Walker Manetta Walker Darryl Walsh Shelia Ward Dane tie Warrick Mae Washington Alan Watson Sandra Watson Eddie Weaver Jesse Webster 75 Colly Weed Nancy West Mark Whaley Jeffery Whiddon Danny Whitaker Candy White Rick White Karen Whitehead Theresa Whitehead Keith Whitley Donna Whitman Joyce Wilborn Connie Wilkerson Barbara Williams Cedric Williams Gregory Williams John Williams Johnny Williams Joseph Williams Lorenze Williams Patricia Williams Radiant Williams Randy Williams Thomas Williams Willie Williams Belinda Williamson John Wilson 76 Ricky Wilson Mlcheal Wlnclett Alan Wood Benitha Word Jessie Wyite Deborah Zuback Billy Zucchelll NOT PICTURED Dela Anderson Dale Hardge Steve Morris Sherry Atkins Devy Harris Janice Odell Kenneth Benton Minnie Hayn Frankie Phillips Kenny Boutwell Elaine Haynes John Phillips Sharlette Bronson Deborah Hill David Powell James Brown Juanita Hill Eddie Pritchett Raymond Brown Terrance Hudson Bill Ramsey Sherry Camtiberry Linda Humbert Roy Renfroe Amy Campbell Deborah Hunt Janice Richardson Daved Capers Germaine Hunter Fannie Senior Jeffery Carroll Larry Jackson Connie Sexton Angela Cassady Ronnie Johnson Robbin Simmons Mary Cechman Lonzelle Jones Carl Shulch Sue Cechman Opal Jones Larry Smith Laura Chancy Zelle Jones Regina Smith Hamp Conner Dennis Jordan Gary Sutton Tony Coyle David Keel Jausha Thornton Gerald Dixon Walter King Linda Toole Cathy Dozier Mitchell Kurlcdge Ricky Trawick Tammy Edmundson Randolph Lisle David Turnbull James Edwards Rickey Long Jow Turner Betty Fluellen Donna Lumpkin Patricia Underwood Debra Forde Steve Mayer Danny Watson Troy Goss Sheryl McPearson Nollic White Darlene Griggs Melissa Miller Tina White James Griggs Rhonda Miller Victor Wicks Gloria Griswould Ronald Miller MyTa Winslett Wanda Hall Dwayne Morris 77 78 Stocks Lifa 79 Band practice and homework replaced bicycling and putt- putting as Jordan students pre- pared to settle down to nine long months of studying. 80 With mixed emotions, students hurried to Jordan looking for- ward to renewing old friend- ships. The Red Jackets burst on the 1975 sports scene by rolling over the Spencer Greenwave. 81 as upperclassmen awakened to the anticipation of a spirited year. 83 Homecoming celebrations came to Jordan while sparkling lights and goblins swept us into a flurry of merriment. 8 From revisiting the past, we look ahead to '76 - to a year of fun and festivity. I- i niii =3 i 87 the holidays brought a common bond among students as vacation neared. 89 The popular novel JAWS pro- vided recreational reading for many Jordan students. 91 and for the name of Jordan High. 95 •© c the 1976 Jordan seniors gradu- ated with the promise of a bright tomorrow. 97 98 tO l 99 Mr. William A. Screws Principal of Jordan Mr. Wayne Kirkland Principal of Jordan Night High School Mr. Foger Booker Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Ryan Assistant Principal Mr. James W. Entrekin Director of Vocational Education Mrs. Sarah Manis Registrar. Secretary Mrs. Faith Land Attendance Office Secretary Miss Vera Allen Business Education. Department Chairman Mrs. Karen Arrington Pre- Vocational Education Mr. Phillip Arrington English Mr. William Arrington English Miss Katie Banks In School Suspension u Miss Susan Bennett Mathematics Miss Emma Jayne Bemholz Director of Guidance Mr. Adolphus Biggers Business Education Mrs. Jane Bland English Mrs. Alice Bowens Biology Mrs. Sarah Brcckcnridge Home Economics. Child Care Mrs. Louise Brown Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy Bryant English Miss Alfreta Burrus Library Miss Susan Cain Mathematics Mrs. Addic Lou Carter Cooperative Food Service Mrs. Lenettc Carter Business Education 101 Mr. Charles Cartwright Electrical Construction Miss Rose Caichings English Mr. Joe Chambers Biology. Department Chairman Mr. Floyd Collins Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Bobbie Corbitt Biology. Physical Science Miss Sarah Counon Anatomy and Physiology. Biology Mr. James Creek World History. World Geography Mr. Coley Davis Auto Mechanics Dr. Jackson Davis Hearing Impaired Mrs. Doris Dysick World Geography Mr. Grover Ellis Machine Shop MSG. Andrew K. Faulk ROTC 102 Mrs. Joan Frank Business Education Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson English Mr. Herman Glaze Counselor Mrs. Della Gray Home Economics Mrs. Rachel Harrell Sociology and Economics. U.S. History Mrs. Evelyn Haul Sociology and Economics. U.S. History Mrs. Louise Harris English. Depanment Chairman Mrs. Mamilee Henry English Mr. Robert Howard World Geography Mrs. Crcola Howard English Mr. Johnnie Hudson Chemistry. Physical Science Mr. Charles Jenkins U.S. History. Government 103 Mrs. Paula Johnson Mathematics Mrs. Nancy Josey Business Education Mrs. Terry Knopf In School Suspension Aid Mr. Fred Lewis Head Coach, Physical Education 104 Mr. Monroe Lott Physical Science Mrs. Ann Lovett Business Education Mrs. Carolyn Massey Mathematics Mrs. Becky Matthews World History Mr. Henry McCullough Mechanical Drawing Mr. Mark McElreath Sheet Metal and Welding Mr. William McLain World Geography Mr. Larry MeLemore Special Education Mr. G. C. Miller Distributive Cooperative Training Miss Ailene Mooney Data Processing Mr. Olln Morris World History Mr. James Motley World Geography. Physical Education Mrs. Gwen Oberlin Mathematics. Latin Mr. Ronnie Poole Physical Education Mrs. Frances Prescott World History Miss Jean Presley English. French Mr. Joe Price Band and Orchestra Mrs. Minnie Quarterman English Mr. Luther Reeder Mathematics. Department Chairman Mr. Charles Ritchie Physics. Physical Science Mr. George Sabens Electronic Shop Mrs. Kathy Sasser Office Assistant Mrs. Myrtle Schollenberger Library Secretary Mr. Walker Scott Physical Science. Coach Mr. Stephen Seeger Mathematics, Physical Science Miss Helen Shepard Carmine and Grey. Social Studies. Department Chairman Mrs. Marion Slayden Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Mabel Smith Librarian 106 Ml� Ginger Starling Spanish Mis Martha Still Distributive Education Mis Sybil Stone Mathematics Mrs. Elaine Tait English Mr. Larry Taylor Industrial Arts Mr. Billy Tinker Social Studies. Physical Education. Coach Mis Glynnda Tinsley An Mr. George Trawick Wood Lab Mis Mamie Truett Business Education Mr. Marvin Waite English. Red jacket Mr. Jes Walls In School Suspension Mis Angie Williams Vocational Office Training NOT PICTURED Mrs. Barbara Belding Mrs. Earlcne McCoy Mr. Donald Mailey Mis. Clemmentine Mobley Mr. Robert Poole Mr. Michael Mills 107 PERSONNEL First Row: Mrs. Vera Jones. Mrs. Pearl Saxton. Mrs. Addle Govan, Mrs. Virginia King, Mrs. Marie Snipes. Second Row: Mrs. Zadie Williams, Mrs. Effie Clark, Mrs. Sarah Bowden, Mr. Lucky Davis, Mrs. Ozella Huling, Mrs. Eleanor Jones. Mrs. Benzella Cooper. 108 Middle: CUSTODIANS: Mr. Richard Benning, Mr. Johnnie Waters, Miss Fannie Milles, Mrs. Annie Pearl Scott, Miss Betty Gauddy, Miss Mattie Gaudy, Mr. Charlie Woolfolk, Mrs. Izeler Blasingame, Mr. Eugene Crouch, Mr. Ken Chambers. Bottom: MONITORS: Mr. Walter Smith, Mrs. Hattie Owens. 109 Pi J you forget Ism. y ,? w don't 3et C°r to the t.Store e all your % f ® 9 nCe - ffCf Sairfr , (( C 7 7 0j ew Friday in MYSTERIES OF LIFE UNFOLD The universe moves in numbers. Michaelangelo’s knowledge of num- bers enabled him to paint his beautiful classics. The deaf Beethoven com- posed his beautiful music because he had a basic knowledge of mathemat- ics. Searching for the mysteries of life through numbers was the goal of many young mathematicians. The Mathematics Department at Jordan proved to have an excellent program for a diligent mathematician. Begin- ning in Algebra I, students studied binomial and linear equations. Spe- cific properties of angles and polygons were examined by Geometry pupils. Progressing to Algebra II, the assiduous student calculated more arduous polynomial equations. Finally, the adept mathematician studied Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry and or Analysis. For the less skilled mathematician, General Math 1 and II, Business Math, Shop Math, Modem Math I and II, and Practical Geometry were also taught. PREPARING FOR A TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY Microscopes . . . bioscopes . . . telescopes . . . experimenting . . . questioning . . . observing . . . Today's complex society is highly technological. To acquaint students with scientific technology and reason- ing which will help them to understand more about technology was the aim of our Science Department. The Science Department included courses in physical science. Biology I, Human Physiology, physics, and chemistry. From dissecting frogs in biology to observing the properties of hydrogen in chemistry, students were involved in a unique experience of learning. This experience was intensi- fied by the use of films, filmstrips, records, bioscopes, and microscopes. Research projects were required in most classes to further individual development in the sciences. Guest speakers such as Charles Betty from the Cerebral Palsy Center visited to pro- vide more information for students. its 911 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING AN AMERICAN — Hamburgers . . . football . . . apple pie . . . parades . . . Fourth of July . . . celebrations . . . All of these spell America. What is the true meaning of being an Ameri- can? Why is the past so important in preparing for the future? These questions were just a few of those being answered in social science classes. This department included classes in American government, American and World History, World Geography, and Sociology and Eco- nomics. To aid in this study, films, dramas, and debates were instituted. Mock presidential elections were held in government classes. A trip to West- ville brought a bit of the past to life and a visit to the government center aided students to observe political fig- ures at work. Individuals had the chance to become more knowledgeable by enter- ing the Social Science Fair. Projects, which showed the students' ingenuity and imagination, ranged from geogra- phy to anthropology. 117 LITERATURE - A UNIVERSAL MEDIUM MACBETH . . . ’ Thanatopsis . . . THE SCARLET LETTER . . . JULIUS CAESAR . . . ROMEO AND JULIET . . . THE CRUCIBLE . . . Literature Is universal - the mean- ings and ideas that form literature are common to all people. By studying lit- erature we can learn the religions, beliefs - the characters of past and present civilizations. We can under- stand that ancient people basically do not differ from the people of today. A combination of American and English literature was studied in ninth and tenth grades. Juniors focused exclusively on American literature; seniors emphasized English literature. The pen is mightier than the sword is a trite phrase. Learning to master the parts of speech and the cor- rect usage of the language is essential for all writers. Through the years, writers have proved that good writing techniques are needed to express one's soul on paper. Jordan students studied these techniques. Drama was offered to aid students in better self expression. Plays and other recitations were given for student enrichment. 19 WISDOM THROUGH WORDS ”He utters empty words, he utters sound without mind. This quotation from Virgil points out that words are verbal expressions of our inner thoughts and feelings. Moreover, the Human Engineering Laboratory, an institution which tests people’s apti- tudes. has found that the only common characteristic of successful people in this country is an unusual grasp of the meanings of words. Only when we master words, when we gain a strong command of the English language, we can truly achieve success in expressing our thoughts. To conquer this goal, Jordan students had the opportunity to study Vocabulary and learn the true meanings behind words. Vocabulary is the study of words - connotations, denotations, synonyms, and antonyms. Origins of words are studied to understand why certain words have evolved into today's mean- ings. Vocabulary is exceptionally useful for the college-bound student who desires to make a high score on the College Board Examinations. 120 STRIVING TO COMMUNICATE PAZ . . . PAX . . . PAIX No matter which language, the meaning is the same - PEACE. Communication is important between not only ourselves but also people of other nationalities. It is only through communication that we can better understand other nations and finally achieve world peace. Students enrolled in a Foreign Language class at Jordan acquired this ability to commu- nicate with people of other nationali- ties. They also gained insight into a culture different from their own. Reli- gions, customs, and beliefs were included in the course of study. To aid in their study, teachers used film strips, films, photographs, and models. These visual aids helped to bring foreign people to life before the student. Tape recorders and phono- graphs were used, enabling students to hear the language being spoken by a native tongue. An additional language, Latin, was added to the curriculum of French and Spanish this year. 121 PREPARING FOR THE TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL WORLD Drilling . . . noise . . . welding . . . drawing . . . sawing . . . Trade and Industrial Education was a very important part of many students' course of study. Imponant skills were learned through the duplication of jobs found in ordinary industrial businesses. Students not only mastered these skills for jobs, but also learned techniques applicable for everyday life. Jordan offered seven areas of instruc- tion in Trade and Industrial Education from which the student could choose. From learning to tune an engine in auto lab to servicing a television set in electronics, students worked in an industrial environment. Equipment used in the labs was identical to that used in industry. Other shops included machine, electrical, wood and mechanical drawing. Students received basic instruction in the sheet metal and welding lab. 123 PREPARING FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD The clanging of typewriters . . . the chattering of adding machines . . . the meditative expression of Shorthand students . . . The business department at Jordan offers a vocational program designed to develop skills, knowledge and atti- tudes that are necessary for workers in business occupations. When finished with a course of study in the Business Department, students were prepared to either enter college or earn their own income. The business department at Jordan offers three curriculums from which a student may choose: (1) The clerical Curriculum leads to positions such as clerk typist, and many lines of general office work. Courses included Typewriting, Accounting, Business Principles, and Business Law. (2) The Stenographic Curriculum leads to positions such as stenographer, secretary, or receptionist. Student choosing these curriculum selected courses such as Introduction to Business Skills, Record Keeping, and Short- hand. (3) The Business Management Cur- riculum leads to such positions as accountant, business manager, and business owner. Courses taught in the curriculum include Transcription, Data Processing, Office Practice, and Office Machines. 124 STUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS WORLD You work that you may keep pace with the earth and the soul of the earth. This statement proved that Kahlil Gibran understood the importance of work. This year, many Jordan students learned the importance of work when they not only attended school but earned an income. Students on the work programs wanted to earn their own spending money while gaining the valuable experience of working in the business world. Good attendance and passing grades were mandatory of these students. For a student in the work program, classes began at 7:45 every morning. O period was an hour spent in rela- ted study. Then the student had to study at least three hours of the school day. The rest of the day was spent in on-the-job training. Juniors and seniors were placed in the program which best suited their needs. Vocational Office Equipment included job positions such as book- keepers, secretaries, and office assist- ants. Distributive Education was avail- able to students with job positions such as cashiers and clerks. Industrial edu- cation and vocational skills were included in Diversified Cooperative Training. Cooperative Foods treats of food preparation and sales. 125 STUDENTS IMPROVED DRIVING SKILLS The honking of horns . . . Z exer- cises . . . the squealing of tires . . . T exercises . . . Many students took Driver Education only for the ten per cent discount given by many auto insurance companies. Others wanted to learn new driving skills thus making them more knowl- edgeable and adept drivers. Starting in classroom instruction, students learned different driving tech- niques, traffic laws, and safety. Com- puting auto insurance rates - the kind of insurance to buy and the amount needed - was taught to interested stu- dents. Following classroom instruction, students began using their knowledge on the driving range. Skillful handling of the car was needed to conquer the T exercise, Z exercise, and parallel parking. After completing work on the driving range, students practiced on- street driving. Concluding the course, students received a certificate stating they had successfully completed the course. 126 BOOKS - THE TREASURES OF LIFE ’A good book is the precious life- blood of a master-spirit, embalmed and treasured upon purposes to a life beyond life.” With this quotation, Milton understood the importance of books. Books are the sources of previous collected information and are essential to all Jordan students. To best facili- tate erudite students, Jordan offered a large and useful library. Students who enrolled in Library Education not only helped peers better understand their library but also benefited themselves. Assistants helping in the library checked books in and out, shelved books, and filed cards. Keeping the card catalog up-to-date and issuing magazines were among their duties. The course taught these students val- uable information applicable to any library. They developed better study habits by using books other than their textbooks. They also learned how the library is arranged, enabling them to find materials quickly and easily. 127 HEALTHIER BODIES LEAD TO HEALTHIER MINDS Football . . . sportsmanship . . . baseball . . . excitement . . . teamwork . . . basketball . . . ” A healthier body leads to a health- ier mind. To achieve a healthier body and also to have fun, students enrolled in Physical Education. Good sportsmanship and teamwork were two of the many lessons learned. P.E. included a variety of organized games. Students were taught the basic fundamentals of these games. Sports included football, basketball, volley- ball, softball, golf, and tennis. Wres- tling, tumbling, archery, and weight training were included in the P.E. program. Muscle coordination was emphasized in the program. Students were taught the importance of toning the muscles and other general physical care. Students learned to work with peers in a common effort as teamwork and cooperation is essential in competitive sports. 128 STUDENTS DEVELOP RESPONSIBILITY THROUGH ROTC Cadets . . . officers . . . drills . . . uniforms . . . rifles . . . practice . . . Gaining self-discipline and self- confidence were the two main goals of Junior ROTC students. The ability to motivate and lead others - the ability to gain respect from peers - is impor- tant in any career. These qualities were also stressed. Junior ROTC students studied Ameri- can military history which provided understanding of the military role in current events. Marksmanship instruc- tion familiarized students with the .22 caliber rifle - safety precautions and maintenance. Hygiene, first aid, and teamwork were integral parts of the curriculum. Citizenship and leader- ship were emphasized in each year of the program. Junior ROTC also provided enrich- ment activities. Included, were drill and rifle teams, field trips, and sum- mer camps. Social events such as the Military Ball were also held. 129 CARING FOR HOME IS STILL IMPORTANT Cooking . . . cleaning . . . aprons . . . changing diapers . . . caring . . . Home economics can lead a studeni to a more responsible adulthood. This course can teach students the necessary duties needed to maintain a more effi- cient home. Above all, home eco- nomics teaches them the importance of caring for a home and family. Girls were not alone in their home economics classes. Thirty boys joined the girls to learn how to freeze foods, sew aprons, care for children and other essential household duties. A variety of activities were insti- tuted by the home economics classes. Among them was a community project in which the classes visited a nursing home. They were visited by a Gas Light Company representative who gave a demonstration on how kitchen appliances work. Through home economics students learned proper nutrition and prepara- tion of balanced diets. Also, because of their instruction, many students are capable of sewing their own school clothes. 130 BEAUTY EXPRESSED THROUGH ART An is noi an end in itself, but a means of addressing humanity. These words from Moussorgsky truly reflect upon the importance of an. An is a form of expressing one- self - of letting the true soul transfer to a medium. Through an one can learn to appreciate the beauty in nature, but most of all the beauty that lies within himself. The art department of Jordan High School was involved in numer- ous activities throughout the school year. During the last week of Octo- ber, the depanment was involved in a Halloween Window Painting Con- test sponsored by the Downtown Bus- iness Association. Their Bicenten- nial Window earned the students second place and a $25.00 cash award. An students worked with a variety of mediums throughout the year - pencil, pen and ink, tempera paint, and construction paper. They also worked in sculpture, weaving, and stitchery. The final six weeks, students did an independent study in which they chose their own medium, design and technique. To help boost Jordan's spirit. An II students painted Jacket designs in the school weight and gym room. 131 RED JACKET - PRODUCT OF ALL JORDAN STUDENTS Layouts . . . deadlines . . . head- aches . . . laughter . . . copy and REWARD! Each year, members of the Red Jacket annual staff strive to produce a better annual. Many nights found dili- gent students still hard at work. By the end of the year, though, twenty-six individuals had merged to form a ’’family.” Anxiety and apprehension - common feelings in those final days before deadlines. Yet when com- pleted, the Red Jacket represented all who were a part of Jordan. August 18 marked the beginning of the vear for several staff members. A weeK-long seminar, held at Hardaway High School, proved productive for Jordan students. Students walked a wav with top honors including Best Staff Effort, Best Business Manager, and two awards for Best Photography. The literary department was taught correct procedures for preparing lay- outs, copy and photographs. The busi- ness department was shown how to pre- pare a budget and how to handle sub- scription sales. Composing, focusing, and developing better photographs were demonstrated to the photography department. 132 A NOSE FOR NEWS Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Informing students of all of the activities at Jordan was the job of the Carmine and Grey newspaper staff. Reporters roamed the school gathering facts and collecting news items. Edi- tors checked details in layouts and copy. Laboring long hours, students strived to meet dead-lines. Finally, at the end of each six weeks, another issue was printed and sold to the stu- dent body. To assist in publishing a better news- paper, staff members attended the Georgia Scholastic Press Association (G.S.P.A.) held in Athens. G.S.P.A. which sponsored many workshops, aided the students in producing better copy and lay-outs. In past years, Jor- dan had earned many top awards pre- sented by G.S.P.A. Another work- shop, sponsored by the Columbus Ledger, also aided reporters and edi- tors. The staff also sponsors The Most Representative Underclassmen and The Best Dressed Student Contest which honors the student who shows the most originality in clothes. 133 MUSIC - THE HEARTBEAT OF LIFE Chords . . . octaves . . . harmony . . . alto . . . flats . . . festival . . . sharps . . . Music - the heartbeat of life. Music is as old as man. It began with simple drum beats to express thoughts where language did not yet exist. Today, it has evolved into a sophisticated medium of chords and harmonies. Everyone has the music in him. It is an individual choice on the expression of this music. One way to express music at Jordan is through Choral which consisted of the Girls Chorus, a Mixed Chorus, and Chorale. Girls Chorus was formed pri- marily of Freshman girls while the Mixed Chorus consisted of both boys and girls. The Chorale was formed from the most advanced group of sing- ers at Jordan. The Choral students had a number of chances to express their talents. They performed at various churches and on the Rozell Show in addition to two Christmas concerts, one being held in the Peachtree Mall. The Choral department has always taken top honors at the Spring Festival in addition to individual achievements at All-State Try-Outs. 134 BAND SPARKLES THROUGHOUT YEAR Marching . . . heat . . . practice . . . anxiety . . . drills . . . audi- tions . . . Sparkling performances at football games, Christmas concerts, and Spring Festival kept the Jordan Red Jacket Band active all year. Composed of 110 students, band practice was evident in each presentation. The Red Jacket majorettes and flag corps worked through the summer per- fecting dance drills and routines. Attending the Heart of Dixie Camps in July, the majorettes and flag corps received one of five participation awards. August 18th marked the beginning of an assiduous year for incoming fresh- men and all new band members. The following week, returning musicians joined the novices. Working as much as five hours a day, the band worked toward perfection in their marching drills. The highlight of the football season came with an invitation to per- form at a pre-season game of the Atlanta Falcons. With marching equipment stored in late November, the band turned their attention to Spring Festival. For twenty-eight consecutive years, the band has received Superior Ratings at this Festival. 35 VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING The Vocational Office Train- ing course enables students to develop their abilities as office workers while they continue their education. V.O.T. stu- dents attend school for a half of a day, then leave to go to their jobs as secretaries and office workers. Miss Angie Williams is the sponsor. 138 Front Row: Toni Gray. Darlene Shelton. Sherrie Rayburn. Donna Hall. Debbie Bunting. Second Row: Rosemary Sutton. Laura Griffin. Jackie Booth. Lou Ann Griffin. Carol Dansby. Back Row: Cindy Goss. Ann Mott, Jackie Williams. Tim Pilcher. Rose Vinson. Donna Freeman. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA As a member of the Voca- tional Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica, a student receives training in vocational and technical fields. Those eligible for this club were students involved in industrial shops and Diversified Cooperative Training. In the spring, the VIC A members were offered the opportunity to com- pete in the Skill Olympics. The club was coordinated by Mr. G. C. Miller for the DCT VICA and Mr. Charles Cartwright for the Industrial Labs VICA. INDUSTRIAL LABS VICA Front Row: Mr. Young. Mark McElrcath. James Johnson. Barry Nichols. Ricky Wade. Johnny Grantham. Dana Nix. Carl Carver. Darrell Dykes. Jerry New- man. Mr. Charles Cartwright. Second Row: Mr. Floyd Collins. Mr. Grover Ellis, Doug McCurry. Irvin Tull, Mark Windham. Spivey Green. Genaro Macchia. Lee Shores. Stan Elliott. Barry Cosby. Mr. Coley Davis. Back Row: Mr. George Sabens. Wayne Gibson. Chris Middleton. Daniel Summers. David Hammonds. Bobby Ellison. David Pierson. Russell Riddick. Robert Gordy. Mr. Larry Taylor. 139 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization affiliated with the Distributive Education class at Iordan. It includes students employed as sales personnel who attend school only half a day. From Row: Sandra Daughtry. Debbie Milner. Anthony Malone. Mike Wetzel. Back Row: Edward Warner. Joey Gilmer. Jim Williams. Vandy Russell. Ricky Carl Johnson, George Daniels, Barbara Lissenby. Second Row: Chuck Ware. Wages. Ricky Harrison. Thomas Brassell. Bud Allen. Stan Cash. Alan Massey. Danny Bailey. John Widdon, Rusty Edge. 140 DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING On-the-Job Training com- bined with classroom participa- tion taught the Diversified Cooperative Training students to develop their occupational and academic skills. Each member was required to have an hour of classroom work and a technical job. Diversified Cooperative Training is a pan of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America and was advised by Mr. G. C. Miller. Front Row: Darlene Brooks, Tesa Bowen. Janice Spean. Robert Suggs. Sherry Hall. Charles Golden. Dee Miles. Kay Webb. Caron Goss. Susie Winslett. Mr. G. C. Miller. Second Row: Sandra Williams. Ann Pritchett. Richard Ramsey. Fred Rabon. Rickey Nichols. Don Knight. Donnie Owens. Bryan Hudson. Vickie Green. Keith Owens. Third Row: Terry Gibbons. Ray Hall. Leroy Hobbs. Darnell Williams. Mike Everltt. Sammy Starling. Wayne Bai- ley. Dennis Dorman. Marty French. Earl McHone. Back Row: Mark Heath. Hank Reeves, Steven Watson. David Pearson. Bobby Ellison. Mike Allmond. Joe Minnix. Robert Bryant. Mike Batts. Russell Riddick. Ml FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA Girls interested in the secre- tarial field joined forces to make the Future Secretaries of America. Each year, one of the Future Secretaries is awarded a scholarship to Columbus Col- lege by its Big Sister organi- zation. The projects for the 1975-76 year included tours, election of officers, Christmas parties, and a March of Dimes collection. Front Row: Debbie Bunting. Donna Campbell. Sharon Carter. Vicki Woo- Patti Green. Donna Patterson. Back Row: Laura Griffin. Darlene Queen. Pam druff. Renee Fitzpatrick. Vonda Clark. Debbie Sammons. Second Row: Ben- ,on s Dl nna Williams. Kerriedia Spencer. Cynthia Morgan. Kathy Veas- nie Gail Jones. Rosemary Sutton. Jackie Booth. Susan Baker. Cindy Batson. Lou Ann Griffin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Making a home become a lively atmosphere is the achievement of the Future Homemakers of America. This club seeks to add spice to the dull everyday routine chores of cooking, cleaning, and sewing by reflecting the home as an important place in society. From Row: Sheila Copeland. Barbara Williams. Larry Starks. Martha Cald- well. Jan Nickerson. Sandra Carter. Phyllis Dean. Second Row: Pamela McGhee, Melinda McCaskey. Daffie Laster. Douglass J. Arnold. Jeraldine Averett, Annette Taylor. Virginia Shelton. Back Row: Rose Vinson. Anita Wilson. Annie Shepherd. Elizabeth Crews. Beverly Rogers. Sylvia Smith. Cynthia Lurckey, Rhonda Mitchell. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Gaining insight to be dynamic business leaders is the purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America Club. The organiza- tion is composed of those stu- dents desiring to be secretaries, bankers, merchants, and indus- trial workers. Each year, F.B.L.A. opens up a branch of the Columbus Bank and Trust Company for students to do their banking. Under the advisory of Miss Angie Williams, the pro- ject has proved successful for the club. Front Row: Toni Gray. Darlene Shelton. Sherrie Rayburn. Ronnie Campbell. Donna Hall. Debbie Bunting. Second Row: Rosemary Sutton. Allan Pembeno. Laura Griffin. Jackie Booth. Melinda McCaskey, Lou Ann Griffin. Carol Dansby. Back Row: Cindy Goss. Ann Mott. Jackie Williams. Tim Pilcher, Willie Henderson. Rose Vinson, Donna Freeman. Bonita Stevens. 144 HOME ECONOMICS RELATED OCCUPATIONS The Home Economics Related Occupations Club offered its members the opportunity to develop qualities of leadership, and to work on local, state, and national projects. The function of this group is to improve per- sonal, family, and community living, now and for the future. One of the projects this year was the exhibits made for dis- play at the fair. At the end of the year, there was an employee-employer banquet held. Front Row: Cynthia Tillotson. Linda Brennan, lane Dollar. Cheryl Golile. h ™. Kay Grantham. Mrs. Carter. Back Row: John Armstrong. Tyrone Bled- Cindy Parks. Karen Broadhead. Pam Thrower. Second Row: Tamara Gafford. Wendell Roberson. Michael Watt. Curtis Hatchett. Billy Joiner. Gordon Patsy Thrift. Georgia Burkes. Vicki Kirkpatrick. Kathy Crook. Melinda Col- Griswould. US STUDENT COUNCIL Making suggestions to the faculty and administration of Jordan was a chief duty of the Student Council. The group met each Tuesday morning to serve as a listening board for the stu- dent body. One representative from each homeroom was elected to serve on the council which sponsored the Exchange Day. On Exchange Day, Seniors from other high schools visited Jor- dan. Front Row: Vannessa Stewart. Lesley Lee. Kathy Carden. Anneise Goss. Linda McCormick. Teresa Owens. Gwen Weaver. Vickie Hurst. Lisa Newman. Sheila Copeland. Second Row: Rhonda Miller. Felicia Flournoy. Nuchie Goss. Linda Brennan. Cindy Tillotson. Jill Wynn. Donna Campbell. Lisa Nolin, Amy Campbell. Babby Skeen. Third Row: Karol Lovell, Lynn John- son. Wanda Newman. Annette Taylor. Bennie Gail Jones. Debbie Bagget, Shereen Han, Tesa Bowers. Carl Carver. Debbie Bunting. Jeff Cosby. Fourth Row: Lynn Tydwell. Faye Bass. Julie Reese. Anctte Menefee. Vickie Jones, Julie Register. Dee Miles. MaDonna Eubanks. Rickie Ann Marshall. Vickie Taylor. Back Row: Jan Wages. Laura Smith. Tom Truett, Linda Swygen, Carl Hildreth. Jill Reese. Vance Bray. Jay Copley. Stan Cash, Dianne Wil- liams. 146 SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council consisted of seniors who had proved to be representative of their school. These representatives were cho- sen by their homerooms and by the Senior class officers. Through being a member of the Senior Council, a student earned the right to express his ideas and governmental attrib- ute to Jordan. Kiddie Day, Class Day, and the Graduation Dance were all functions which the Council worked on. By setting these examples of strenuosity, the group supplied the needed moti- vation for the entire school. Front Row: Carl Carver, Treasurer; Rosemary Sutton. Georgia Burkes. Debra Spivey, Susan Baker. Tesa Bowen. Lynn Johnson. Back Row: Spivey Green. Vice-President; Charles Harp. President: James W. Holland. Andy Truett. Ricky Wages. Vickie Jones. Bud Allen. Secretary. CARMINE AND GREY The Carmine and Grey reflected the spirit of Jordanites once each six weeks. Within the pages of this newspaper were the interests of the students and fac- ulty - editorials, jokes, car- toons, sports, and advertise- ments. The staff, advised by Miss Helen Shepard, traveled to the Georgia Scholastic Press Association to learn new tech- niques in the composition of a newspaper. The Editor-in-chief was Susan Sweatt; the Business Man- ager, Dianna Williams. Front Row: Pam Trent. Kim Teasley. Donna Brooks. Tammy Brooks. Jerry Barefield. TomTruett, Carol Murphy. Chilita Terry. Newman. Freddie Smith. Back Row: Susan Sweatt. Mallory McRay. Allan 148 RED JACKET STAFF Preparing a yearbook to make memories seem real for many years to come was the goal of the Red Jacket Staff. Plans were made and executed with the setting of goals, the selling of ads, the alphabitizing of class cards, writing, re-writing, revising, and improving. An enthusiastic staffer engrossed in his or her work late at night was not an uncommon sight. Reward came only to the staff as they were able to present the finished product to the student body. With this presentation, the staff's preliminary goals became realities. The Editor-in-chief was Andy Truett; the Business Manager, Steve Pitts. Front Row: Dawn Vinson. Amy Campbell. LeAnn Price. Patricia Grafais. Bonita Stevens. Diane Fcwcll, Valisa Peoples. Gina Golden. Second Row: Debra Spivey. Kenny King. Robert Daniels. Gay Teasley. Sue Watson. Bev- erly Morgan. Carrie Cristie, Don Rogers. Sylvia Bennet. Back Row: Buddy Reed. David Mohr. Linda Swygcrt. Andy Truett, Wayne Smith. Alex Griggs. Steve Pitts. Gregg Jasinski. Teresa Brasington. 149 KEY CLUB Giving toys to needy children at Christmas and the distrib- ution of baskets of food at Thanksgiving were two projects that demonstrated the Key Club’s concern for community welfare. The Key Club is a division of Kiwanis Interna- tional and each Tuesday, two representatives from Jordan attended the Kiwanis meeting. Mr. Floyd Collins was adviser to the club this year. Front Row: Vallsa Peoples. Debbie Bunting. Carl Carver. Vicki Woodruff. Donna Campbell. Jill Wynn. LeAnne Price, Cathy Carden. Freddie Smith. Second Row: Caron Goss. Debbie Sammons. Jenny Home. Sylvia Bennett. Beth Home, Sherrie Rayburn, Lynn Johnson. Karol Lovell. Sandy Marshall. Tesa Bowers. Third Row: Vicki Beasley. Ricki Anne Beasley. Neal Parra- more. Jo Jacobs. Bud Allen. Theresa Wilson. Cathy Kent, Bennie Gail Jones. Danny Bailey. Doug McCurry, Jay Cooper. Fourth Row: Nancy Toney. Sue Watson. Jim Boan. Randy Blakely. Will Wood. Hank Reeves. Jill Reese. Thomas Brassell. Alex Griggs. Phillip Williams. Back Row: Keith Weeks. Charles Harp. Jimbo Williams. Gary Truett. Wayne Toney. Bobby Hildreth. Wayne Smith. James Holland. Royce Townson. Jody Reese. Frank Klobe. 150 •T’ CLUB NON-ATHLETIC: From Row: Lis Buckner. Aniu Wilson. Lynn Johnson. Beth Home. Fay Anderson. Julie Register. Patricia Grafals. Patricia Greer. Donna Campbell. Back Row: Sue Watson. Jay Willis. Bill Wood. James Patterson. Royce Townsen, Scott Hampton. Spivey Green. Rusty Edge. Cheryl Baxter. Don Rhodes. Building school spirit and pride kept the 'T' Club involved in school activities this year. This select group of students who have lettered in a Varsity sport or an held a don- key basketball game to raise money for equipment needed in the athletic department. The 'T' Club is sponsored by new- comer Coach Fred Lewis. ATHLETIC: Front Row: Debbie Sammons. Debbie Hudgens. Vaughn Bray, Jay Cooper. Joi Canwright. Mike Ramsey. Kerrie Spencer. Sandra Folley. Mike Broderick, Coy Nichols. Susan Baker. Donna Brooks. Second Row: Doug McCurry. Warren Cauthen. Cun Glasco. James Clark. Dale Middleton. Danny Marshall, Larry Vaughn. Bernard Irby. Roosevelt Jordan, Larry Manin, Jim Boan. Randy Blakely. Spivey Green. Bud Allen. Back Row: Kenny Thax- ton. Allan Autxey. Charles Harp. Calvin Felder. Gerald Hubbard. Mike Cook. Douglas Dixon. George Simpson. Bobby Hildreth. Steve Norte 11. Lor- enzo Little. James Holland, Joey Gilmer. Billy Green. 151 SPEECH AND DRAMA The main objective of the speech and drama team was to enhance student learning in the an of speaking and dramatic expression. Directed by Dr. Jackson Davis, the group held performances for the student body as well as for competition. 152 Front Row: David Smith. Pat Simmons, JoBeth Jacobs, Becky McGuire, Nancy French. Maradcsc Komcgay. Laura Froelkhe. Linda Massingal. Back Row: Rhonda Miller. Keith Granger. David Mohr. Billy Zachelie. Gary Truett. Tom Martin, Cindy Harris. Lorainc Mulllkin. DEBATE 153 The Debate Team won one round in the state literary meet. Led by Miss Helen Shepard, the group researched, studied, and practiced to prepare themselves for competition. ART LEAGUE The goal of the art depart- ment was to allow the members the freedom to express them- selves and to create something that they can call their own. Unknown talents were discov- ered and undeveloped potential was improved. Each student who participated learned much as he began to understand the true meaning of an. Front Row: Thomas Phenner. Robbie Thomas. Denise Robbins. Nancy French. Starling. Lamar Fitzpatrick. Kathy Quinn. Debra Spivey. Tina Stotler. Kenneth Storey. Melanie McDermott. Back Row: Christine Ovdenk. Debbie 154 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was composed of those students who wished to examine and explore the many complicated and interesting aspects of chess. During their weekly meetings, the members engaged in sessions with each other and also discussed various strategic moves and methods. Front Row: Duane Jenness, Steven Tusty. Kenneth Storey. Wayne Nunley. Kerry Batts. James Patterson. David Mohr. David Bell. Grey Buckner, Allan Pemberton. Back Row: Mark Cantrell. Steve Craft. 155 SPANISH Providing cultural awareness for the Spanish Club members was the aim of this organiza- tion. This year as Miss Starling led the group, they sold can- dles, pompoms, cakes, and held car washes to finance their annual trip. This Spanish Club also offered their services to the March of Dimes. Front Row: Debbie Reed, Vickie Holland, LeAnn Price. Tammy Watford, Theresa George. Tammy Brooks, Kim Vinson. Melanie McDermott. Dawn Vinson. Juanita Boren. Second Row: Vickie Taylor. Joey Lamb. Cindy Bar- ber. Barbara Hardy. Cindy Harris. Marsetta Shorts, Eileen Bradford. Cindy White. Tina Murphcy. Donna Gray. Debbie Baggett. Kenny Hyde. Third Row: Lisa Gatlin. Cheryl Alexander. Angela Murphey. Rhonda Cooper. Laura Leonard. Tina Stotler. Susan Leonard. Lisa Mills. Lee May. Back Row: Jan Cannon. Barry Cosby. Sandi King. Gerald Hodgins, Wade Hall, Carl Hil- dreth. Gary Truett, Jim Boan, Tom Truett. Alex Griggs. Buddy Reed. Cecil Carter. 156 FRENCH CLUB Bake sales, car washes, and candy apple sales were means of raising money for the French Club’s study of the French cul- ture. At the end of the year, the money was used to take the club on a trip. Miss Jean Presley conducted the meetings twice monthly. Front Row: Charles Dean. Tonja Bonhak, Kim Teasley. Sue Mohr, Keith Thaxton. Second Row: Kim Nolin. Mandy Bohannan. Al Durden. Denise Turner. Teresa Smith. Alan Pemberton. Louise Barton. Lynn Johnson. Back Row: David Smith. Denise Stapleton. David Mohr. Tom Martin. Gregg Pat- ton. Floyd Gilley. Marina Wilson. Debra Starling. BI-PHY-CHEM Seeking further understanding of the sciences biology, phys- ics , physiology, and chemistry, the Bi-Phy-Chem Club con- ducted projects and discussions among themselves. Students seeking careers in these fields of science found Bi-Phy-Chem to be very informative. Mr. Ste- ven Seegar is the new advisor to the group. Front Row: Melanie McDermott, Lanna Freeman. Tina Stotler. Allan Pern- Debra Spivey, Mr. Seegar. advisor, berto. Back Row: Paul Rayburn, Cary Johnson. Linda Swygcrt. Lora Smith. 158 GARDEN CLUB Pruning, transplanting, and fertilizing the gardens and courtyards is the responsibility of the Garden Club. This serv- ice organization consisted of willing students from Miss Courson's Physiology classes. Usually, they worked once a week during the class period. From Row: Lisa Chesser. Penny Simmons. Genni Risner, Cindy White. Mela- nie Crist. Wanda McClendon. Valisa Peoples. Second Row: Lisa Lee. Gina Rose. Paula Singletary. Brenda Ivey. Ellen Watford. MeDonna Eubanks. Shawn Gedroic. Back Row: Julie Register. Marcella Shelton. Tina Vale. Warren Cauthen. Paul Shelly. Bruce Galloway. Steve Pitts. Scott Zimmer- man. 159 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Displaying only the finest qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, citizenship, and service, upperclassmen were chosen for the National Honor Society conducted in the spring. Advised by Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, the group held a Bicen- tennial assembly program as one of their projects. A drink stand was also provided by the Honor Society at the bonfire ceremony. To qualify for induction, a junior must be among the upper five percent of his class, and a senior must be among the upper ten percent of his class. From Row: Gordon Griswould, Par Grafals. Darlene Brooks. Caron Goss. Deb- bie Sammons. Second Row: Tesa Bowers. Carol Dansby, Laura Griffin. Lou Ann Griffin. Rosemary Sutton. Lynn Johnson. Sylvia Bennett. Vickie Beasley. Back Row: Donna Freeman. Rusty Edge. Mike Batts. James Williams. Jill Reese. Andy Truett. Charles Harp, Chris Averett, Sue Watson, Paula Single - tary. 160 Front Row: Marie Gates, Dylan Davis. Marcus Floyd, Paul Barber. Kathy Jones. Susie Elmore. Mrs. Gwen Oberlln. Back Row: Tyrone Macchla. Debra Campbell. Gall Pate, Craig Harbin. Don Rhodes. Carrie Christie. Arthur Land. LATIN It was to Rome with love for the Latin Club, at least as far as classroom instructions were concerned. The Latin Club membership, which con- sisted of Mrs. Gwen Oberlin's fifth period Latin class, had a chance to learn more about ancient Roman life and customs through classwork and projects. Club members participated in the Foreign Language Festival at Peachtree Mall. The club had as its aim the promotion of the classical language and cus- toms. 161 Silting: Dianna Williams. Susan Sweatt. Standing: Robert Daniel. Steve Pitts. Lisa Buckner, Freddie Smith. Not Pictured: Valisa Peoples. Carol Sim- mons. QUILL AND SCROLL Being chosen a member of Quill and Scroll was an honor received by high school jour- nalists. Yearbook and newspa- per students with two or more years of experience, guided by Mr. Marvin Waite and Miss Helen Shepard, were eligible for membership. Those inducted into the organization received a pin and a subscrip- tion to the QUILL AND SCROLL national magazine. 162 LIBRARY Books! Books! Books! These were familiar sights to Library Club members. Shelving, stacking, and stamping were common tasks of those students who devoted one class period each day to assisting the librari- ans. 163 Front Row: Clay Nunley, Ronnie Campbell, Glenda Fitzpatrick, Pam Carden. Pamela White. Timothy Campbell. Keith Whitley. Back Row: Wayne Nun- ley. Chris Coulter, James Patterson. Steve Craft. Marcella Renfroe, Sharon Tilley. Lisa Earl. Left to Right: Carol Simmons. Valisa Peoples. Vance Bray, and not pictured: Melinda McCaskey. MARCH OF DIMES Led by faculty advisors Mrs. Doris Dysick and Mrs. Lenette Carter, and by student advisors Carol Simmons, Valisa Peo- ples, Melinda McCaskey, and Vance Bray, four hundred twenty-eight Jordan students trouped twenty miles from Gol- den Park to Fort Benning and returned, having the largest number of student participants in Columbus. In the Balloon Sale, held on January 17, the Jackets won the intraschool system competition by netting the most money and having the most participants present. On January 5, the four student advisors, along with the faculty advisors, attended a banquet held at the Holiday Inn where Columbus volunteers were cited for their service. 164 JUNIOR CIVITAN Accomplishing their goal of promoting good citizenship in school and community life, members of the Junior Civitan Club participated in a variety of community-oriented activities. Pursuing this goal, club mem- bers visited nursing homes and hosted a teachers' tea. During the Christmas season the group collected old toys from the stu- dent body and distributed these toys to needy children of Columbus. Funds raised from projects financed transportation and convention fees for the club members' participation in the annual Junior Civitan conven- tion held in Jekyll Island. From Row: Jill Wynn. Donna Campbell. Toni Gray. Tesa Bowen. Kathy Carden. Doug McCurry, Cindy Tillouon. Caron Go� . Vickie Woodruff. Lisa Buckner. Second Row: Jennie Home. Bennie Gail Jones. Cindy Bat- son. Teresa Wilson. Gail Scrimpshire. Dee Anderson. Chiliu Terry, Cathy Kent. Beth Home. Karol Lovell. Back Row: Jim Boan. Randy Blakely. Keith Weeks. Charles Harp, James Holland, Bobby Hildreth. Frank Klobe. Jody Reese. Jill Reese. Thomas Brassell. Wayne Gibson. 165 PEP CLUB Sparked by the encourage- ment of newcomer Mrs. Becky Matthews, the Pep Club cheered the Red Jackets on to victory. With a staggering member- ship of 165, the group elected Dee Anderson as their president and sponsored several activities to bolster school spirit. Among those activities was the Crazy Sock Day , the door decoration contest (for the Central and Hardaway football games, respectively), and the Chain Sale. Members of the Pep Club also painted signs and banners to decorate the school, team buses, and the football stadium. Front Row: Jill Wynn. Georgia Gunn. Susan Brooks. Lillian Dion. Vicky Tay- lor. Debbie Baggett. Teresa Dykes. Cindy Brown. Ann Edwards. Karol Lovell. Second Row: Debra Adams. Chilita Terry. Kim Teasley. Renee Led- don. Angie Murphy. Debra Spivey. Laura Froehlke, Kim Vinson. Toni Bat- son. Cindy Batson, Cheryl Baxter. Third Row: Tammy Thompson. Jenny Home, Teresa Owens. Rose Vinson. Melinda McCaskey, Kathy Veaslcy. Dee Anderson. Beth Weems. Erica Markham. Tina Murphy. Beth Home. Fourth Row: Sandy Madaris. Jo Beth Jacobs. Annette Taylor. Sandy Williams. Cynt- hia Lucky. Lydia Ashe. Jackie Williams. Betty Jones. Deborah Fisher. Vero- nica Majors. Virginia Shelton. Fifth Row: Georgia Burkes. Catherine Burston. Julia Sauls. Marilyn Chaney. Teresa Byrd. Ernest Alexander. Vanessa Thomas. Pamela Spencer. Cynthia Snead. Linda Myricks. Charisse Willis. Back Row: Cynthia Morgan. Beverly Morgan. Theda Love. Wylene Jones. Karrie Spencer. Spivey Green. Vicki Jones. Carol Johnson. Annette Mene- fee, Marilyn Bass. Rhonda Mitchell. 166 From Row: Lorrle Brown. Vonda Clark. Vanessa Walker. Susan Leonard. Laura Leonard. Mable Kindrick. Sheila Copeland. Vanessa Stewart. Barbara Stewart. Second Row: Betty McMullen. Babbie Skeen. Donna Payne. Madonna Eubanks. Lisa Nolin. Mary Barringer. Lessie Velez. Mary Stephens. Pam Carden. Kim Cherry. Sharon Taylor. Third Row: Dawn Vinson. Debra Bush. Kathy Cooper. Cindy Barber. Alice Bieser. Nancy Toney. Donna Gray, Rhonda Miller, Debra Lolley. Mary Gray. Lynn Hix, Amy Campbell. Beverly Gassett. Fourth Row: Tracy Myricks. Martha Caldwell. Teresa George. Lisa Nolin. Tina Rogers. Elois Kizzie. Jan Nickerson. Pam McGee. Lisa Gatling. Carrie Christie. Janet Cannon. Sandra King. Pam Bryan. Fifth Row: Veraita Baldwin, Connie Sexton. Faye Gathings. Dana Hipps. Gwen Weaver. Anneise Goss. Marilyn Chaney. Judy Lovett. Linda McCormick. Sandra Farley, Che- ryl Cozan. Debra Alexander, Angela Hightower. Back Row: Ozie Taylor, Connie Williams, Jody Sammons, Donna Whitehead. Donna Campbell. Vickie Woodruff. Valisa Peoples. Bennie Gail Jones. Cathy Pollock. Lori Royal. Debbie Sammons. Sandra Carter. STUDENTS OF THE AMERICAN WAY What a year to be a member of Students of the American Way! Actively exhibiting the Spirit of 76, the group traveled to the state capitol in Atlanta to see first-hand the operations of our government. To finance the trip, the Stu- dents of the American Way sponsored a corsage sale prior to the homecoming game. The selection of students for this organization was based on the United States History aver- age of the student. From Row: Irene Sanks, Darlene Brooks. Lavcme Shelton. Sherri Rayburn. Carol Dansby. Betty Thomas, Darlene Smith. Freddie Smith. Lisa Buckner. Second Row: Vickie Woodruff. Susan Baker. Vickie Green, Dianna Williams. Kerri Spencer. Donna Freeman. Mary Barringer. Carol Simmons. Back Row: Doug McCurry. Chris Averett. Thomas Brassell. Jimbo Williams. Mr. Jen- kins. Charles Harp. Jill Reese. Mike Batts, Bud Allen. 168 RED JACKET CHORALE CHORAL A nation-wide performance at Six Flags Over Texas was the highlight of the year for the Red Jacket Choral group. Choral group members celebrated our nation’s bicentennial year as they sang in Presidents' Park. The members of the Red Jacket Choral group, under the direction of Mr. Don Mailey, sold candy to help defray the cost of the trip to Texas. From Row: Cathy Carden. Warren Cauthen. Sandra MadarU. Mark Robinson. Cathy Kent, Tony Miller. Geni Risner. Don Rogers. Patti Lindsay. Second Row: Patty McCard. Billy Cash. Cindy Daughtry, Steve Sobasky. Felicia Flournoy. Jim Boan. Jo Beth Jacobs. David Leddon, Carolyn Hardaway. James Howell. Angie George. Back Row: Beverly Gassett. Wanda Newton. Sylvia Honaker. Wade Hall. Joyce Smallwood. Gerald Hubbard. Vickie Jones. Ricky Williamson. Wendy Grant. Floyd Gilley. Wylene Walton. She- ryl Godwin. MIXED CHORUS Front Row: Debra Parker. Terri Brassell. Martha Galloway. Sandy Madaris, Martha Kravarik. Donna Daniel. Dee McDurmont. Beatrice Neal. Donna Carroll, Regina Burke. Kelli Thornton. Debbie Hudgins, Melissa Higgins. Second Row: Terri Boone. Gerald Goss. Dale Starling. Paul Berry. Chuck Moller, David Gregg, Roger Johnson. Raymond Carr. Matthew Mickles. Dex- ter Flournoy, Mike Sadler. Patty Roberts. Back Row: Kim Boyd. Tony Coil. Carol Britt. Bobby Osbon. Marie Thornton. Joe Williams. Nancy Brazil. Johnny Williams. Teresa Bryant. Susan Wyatt. Primus King. 170 Front Row: Kim East. Debbie Hudgins. Melanie McDermott. Beverly Gassett. Janet Cosby. Marie Carroll. Lisa Hughes. Faye Bass. Dana Hipps. Second Row Candy Hancock. Vickie Holland. Wendy Howell. Betty Carlton. Mandy Bohannon. Wendy Grant. Kim Nolin. Donna Beasley. Cindy Hovey. Diane Ellis. Back Row: Geni Risncr. Joyce Clark. Donna Daniel. Leith Collins- worth, Cynthia Snead. Tina Rogers. Pam Ritchie. Lynn Gibson. Tara Bryant. 171 JoWmty Rj Jcucket PICCOLO Cheryl Baxter ALTO SAXOPHONE Rusty Edge Beverly Middleton Gerald Huggins Maxine Burns Dee McDurmont Sue Watson Faye Anderson Linda Hurst Debbie Reed Kim Owens Wanda McLendon Mike McCoy Mary Barton Lisa McGowan Dino Shone Pam Bryan Lisa Ruddisill Julia Os ben Sandra Peek Janet Chaners FLUTE Sherry Cantiberry Cathy Kent Christine Ovdcnk TENOR SAXOPHONE Hazel Barton Melissa Higgins Carol Hall Teresa Wilson Susie Elmore Leslie Baker Beth Home Tony Coyle Sherri Reed ALTO CLARINET Joi Cartwright Ellen Watford BARITONE SAXOPHONE Lynn Heath Paula Blizzard Dickie Lee Claudia Cantiberry Debbie Starling Teresa Jurden Arthur Land CLARINET TRUMPET Beth Freehlke Steve Simmons Lynn Johnson BASS CLARINET Robert Johnson Pat Grafals Regina Alexander Charlie Richardson Donna East Wanda Newton Tony Miller Paula Singletary Brenda Kimbrel Charles Peek Melanie Crist Linda Myricks Raymond Carr Sandy Marshall Clarence Willis Gerald Goss Ajcuicftfog Bcuwi Ronnie Lee Steve Adkins BELLS Sieve Johnson Dickie Armstrong Daniel Summers Jeff Heath Dale Starling Jenny Home Dexter Flournoy Sue Mohr John Wilson Peter McGuire OFFICERS Mike Sadler Captain - Bill Wood 1st Lt. - Royce Townson FRENCH HORN BASS 2nd Lt. - Warren Cauthen Kerry Batts Royce Townson Secretary - Sue Watson Mitchell Strickland Jimmy Holloway Drum Major - Rusty Edge Floyd Gilley Amzy Jones Gail Starling Phillip Messer David Craig FLAG CORPS BARITONE Luther Fewell Cathy Kent - Captain Pat Grafals David Leddon Debbie Starling Don Catchings DRUMS Melanie Crist Chuck Mollar Bill Wood Carol Hall Mark Culpepper Warren Cauthen Robert Smith Buddy Reed David Strickland Scott Hampton MAJORETTES Tom Martin Beth Home - Captain TROMBONE Bobby Osbon Teresa Wilson Jay Willis Mark Cantrell Cheryl Baxter Greg Jasinski Billy Thompson Lynn Johnson David Mohr Chip Broadwell Joi Cartwright David Underwood Jimmy Daniels Sandy Marshall SYMPHONIC BAND Advanced members of the instrumental music program composed the Jordan High School Symphonic Band. The organiza- tion has maintained a continuous record of 28 superior ratings in the Third District Instrumental Music Festival. This seventy- four piece group participated in a full round of school activities including the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. FLUTE Dec McDurmont Steve Simmons BASS Rusty Edge Lisa McGowan Robert Johnson Jimmy Holloway Maxine Bums Donna East Charlie Richardson Royce Townson Pam Bryan Sandra Peek Tony Miller Alan Watson Faye Anderson Beverly Middleton Charles Peek Philip Messer Mary Barton Sandy Marshall Steve Johnson Sherri Reed Ellen Watford Raymond Carr PERCUSSION Cathy Kent Kim Owens Lisa Ruddisill Ronnie Lee Warren Cauthen Bill Wood Beth Home BASS CLARINET FRENCH HORN Buddy Reed Teresa Wilson Regina Alexander Kerry Batts Tom Martin Hazel Barton Paula Blizzard Floyd Gilley Scott Hampton Wanda Newton Gail Starling Mark Cantrell OBOE Melissa Higgins Linda Myricks Mitchell Strickland MARIMBA Dickie Lee CONTRABASS CLARINET Linda Hurst TROMBONE Greg Jasinski Daniel Summers BASSOON Debbie Starling Steve Adkins OFFICERS Joi Cartwright David Mohr Bill Wood - Captain Amzy Jones ALTO SAXOPHONE Pete McGuire Royce Townson - 1st Lieut. Gerald Huggins Jay Willis Warren Cauthen - 2nd Lieut. CLARINET Sue Watson Sue Watson - Secretary Beth Froehlke Debbie Reed BARITONE Rusty Edge - Drum Major Pat Grafals David Leddon Linda Ruddisill - 9th Grade Lynn Johnson TENOR SAXOPHONE Mark Culpepper Wanda McLendon - 10th Grade Melanie Crist Carol Hall Chuck Moller Maxine Burns - 11th Grade Wanda McLendon Paula Singletary TRUMPET Don Catchings Lynn Johnson - 12th Grade 174 CONCERT BAND For the first time in five years the Concert Band of Jordan High School was reorganized. The fifty-five piece group consisted of the intermediate pupils in the instrumental music program. The group formed after football season, and performed at the Third District Instrumental Music Festival and the Spring Concert. FLUTE Katie Trlvett Carolyn Durham Lynn Heath CONTRABASS CLARINET Mary Catton Renee Leddon Paula Price ALTO SAXOPHONE CLARINET Mike McCoy Sherry Cantlberry DIno Shone Brenda Holmes Julie Os bon Kathy Elmore ianet Charters Edith Weaver Christine Ovdenk TENOR SAXOPHONE Lynn Mickle Leslie Baker Donna Whitman Tony Coyle Babette Cozart BARITONE SAXOPHONE BASS CLARINET Brenda Klmbrel Anhur Land Clarence WIUIs Lana Freeman TRUMPET Mack Coke ley Robert Smith Gerald Goss David Strickland Jeff Heath Dexter Flournoy BASS John Wilson Luther Fewell Mike Sadler David Craig Charles Latimer Norris Clark FRENCH HORN PERCUSSION Jeff Cosby Chip Broadwell Daryl Powers Billy Thompson TROMBONE Jimmy Daniels Frank Chester Sue Mohr Curtiss Caner Dale Starling Terry Hudson Dickie Armstrong David Underwood MALLET PERCUSSION BARITONE Laura Froehlke Jenny Home � 75 ROTC A Christmas Dance, Bicen- tennial Military Ball, and Awards Day kept Junior ROTC cadets active outside of school. These extracurricular activities consisted of selecting a snow- queen and recognizing the out- standing cadets. BATTALION STAFF: Front Row: Spivey Green. Second Row: Patricia Greer. David Underwood. Georgia Burkes. Larry Martin, Susie Winslett. Back Row: Irvin Davis. Tim Campbell, Cather- ine Burston, Daniel Underwood, Flowers Brown. GIRLS DRILL TEAM: Front Row: Ozie Taylor. Mary Ogletree. Sharon Renfroe, Germaine Linda Massengale. Lynn Mickle. Katrina Smith. Hunter. Catherine Burston. Back Row: Laura Johnson. GIRLS COLOR GUARD: Ozie Taylor. Carol Thomas. Debra Hunt, Laura Johnson. Katrina Smith. BOYS COLOR GUARD: Joseph Floyd. Danny Mor- ris. David Cotton. Clay Nunley. BOYS DRILL TEAM: Front Row: Flowers Brown. Second Row: Calvin Thomas. Billy Schaaf, Jimmy Griggs. David King. Third Row: Walter Clark, Gary Alexander, Mike Roberts, Bobby Owens. Back Row: Willie Pitts. Jeff King. RIFLE TEAM: Front Row: Larry Martin. Irvin Davis. Bruce Renfroe. Second Row: James Pennington, Thomas Sexton. Third Row: Dale Underwood. Shawn Daley. Fourth Row: David Cotton. Ronnie Carroll. Fifth Row: Mark Whaley, James Morris. Back Row: Katie Trivett. 176 COMPANY HEADQUARTERS: Front Row: Billy Wilbom. Back Row: Mark Whaley. Gordon Knecht. FIRST PLATOON: Front Row: Wayne Griglen. Robert Smith. Second Row: Dennis Richardson. Jeff King. Terry Hudson. Third Row: Thomas Sexton, Kenneth Lamerson. James Morris. Back Row: Kim Curlee. Charlie Hayes. Dan Burello. Billy Schaaf. SECOND PLATOON: Front Row: Lee MacTaggert. David King. Second Row: Ronnie Carroll. Bruce Renfroe. Jimmy Jones. Third Row: Jimmy Griggs. Harry Butler. Allen Watson. Back Row: Shawn Daley. Luther Fewell. COMPANY HEADQUARTERS: From Row: Bobby Owens. Second Row: Mike Roberts, Jim Pennington. Back Row: Richard Green. FIRST PLATOON: Front Row: Walter Clark. Calvin Thomas. Second Row: Frank Jones. Charles Eddins. Gary Alexander. Third Row: Allen Marshall. Willey Pitts. Steve Adkins. Fourth Row: Henry Flanagan, Bert Laugh lin, Allen Watson. Back Row: Tommy Cole. COMPANY C COMPANY HEADQUARTERS: Front Row: Rode Bowman. Back Row: Linda McCormick. Dianne Fewell. FIRST PLATOON: Front Row: Linda Myricks. Tammy Canida. Second Row: Sharon Renfroe. Katie Trivett. Lynn Mickle. Eliane Wright. Third Row: Marretta Walker. Patricia Harris. Malinda Gunn. Katherine Burston. Back Row: Etervous Bledsoe. Judy Pryor. Sheila Rhodes. Sharon Pate. SECOND PLATOON: Front Row: Beverly Morgan. Kathy Johnson. Second Row: Terra Bridges, Francis Crook. Lessie Veler, Bertha Street, Sarah Lamberson. Third Row: Vevelyn Martin. Cheryl Turner, Patricia DeBardelabcn. Deandra Walker. Bennita Hunley. Fourth Row: Mary Ogletree. Sheila Smith. Kim Canida, Joyce Wilbora. Sheila Harrington. Back Row: Pam Trant. 179 Ncwicvis 182 Jill Reese displayed her leadership abilities by serving as president of Student Council, president of the Keycettes, president of the National Honor Society, president of the Junior Achievement Company - RECO, and as a member of the Advance High School Enrollment Program. She was a member of the Students of the American Way and Junior Civitan. Her hobbies include playing the piano and sing- tng. She plans to attend Columbus College to obtain a Master of Arts degree in education. Honored with several awards, Andy Truett was selected as the STAR student, inducted to the National Honor Society, listed in WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, received the NCTE Writing Award, granted first place in the LAW day essay contest, and awarded Best Citizen. Andy, Editor-in-Chief of the RED JACKET annual, was also a member of the Advance High School Enrollment Program and the Key Club. He plans to attend Columbus College. Ali ia SBennett and Gahtj Gahvvi OUTSTANDING SENIORS As a music fan, Sylvia Bennett plans to make a career of her hobby. She was the pianist of the Red Jacket Choral Department and the Northside Bap- tist Church. She also enjoys needlepoint. Sylvia was a member of the Red Jacket Annual Staff, the Key Club, the Red Jacket Marching and Symphonic Bands, the Future Homemakers of America, and the National Honor Society. In the fall, she plans to attend Columbus Col- lege where she plans to major in music. His devotion to such clubs as the Key Club, Jun- ior Civitan, and the Student Council was the major reason that Carl Carver was selected as an Outstanding Senior. In his free time Carl enjoyed music, architec- tural drafting, and playing tennis. Presently, he is employed with Pound, Flower, and Dedwydler Architects and in the fall is plan- ning to attend Columbus College for two years before transferring to Auburn University where he wishes to complete his education in drafting. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Fulfilling the duties of reporter of the Voca- tional Industrial Clubs of America, R.O.T.C. commander, and Vice-President of the Senior Class, Spivey Green was chosen outstanding senior for his services to Jordan. As a senior, Spivey was a member of the Future Homemakers of America, the ”J” Club, and the Cross-Country Track Team, and was listed in WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. He plans to enter military service before enter- ing business. Upholding the spirit of a Senior Red Jacket, Jackie Williams cheered with the Pep Club and played girl's softball. She was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America and worked in the Vocational Office Training Program. In her senior year, she was among three girls nominated for Homecoming Queen. After graduation, she plans to study nursing at the Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Outstanding Senior Cindy Goss dedicated her services to the Keycettes, the French Club, the Junior Civitan Club, the Future Business Leaders of America, and the Vocational Office Training Pro- gram. Her favorite hobbies include playing the guitar, and playing tennis, and other sports. She looks forward to a business career as a billing clerk.' Bud Allen, an avid sportsman, ranked high among the '76 Seniors. Hunting, fishing, swim- ming , and other outdoor sports were included among his favorite pastimes. Bud was a member of the Key Club, the J” Club, Junior Civitan, the Students of the Ameri- can Way, and maintained an unblemished A” average in his academic studies. To his credit were such honors as the National Merit Scholarship, WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERI- CAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, the Governor's Honors Program, and second place in the Georgia Scholastic Press Association newswriting contest. He plans to attend Auburn University and major in wildlife management. 185 18« OUTSTANDING SENIORS Giving of his time to such activities as Red Jacket Football, the Debate Team, the Key Club, the J Club, Junior Civitan, Student Council, and the Students of the American Way, Charles Harp was selected as an Outstanding Senior for his academic and leadership ability. Charles served as the President of the Freshman Class, Vice-President of the Junior Class, and President of the Senior Class. His achievements include Best Offensive Line- man (Junior and Senior years), State Finalist in the Abilities Count Contest, induction to the National Honor Society, Football Academic Achievement Award Winner, and being listed in WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. Charles plans to pursue a career in law after attending Troy State University. Lou Ann Griffin was selected as the Future Sec- retary of the Year by the National Secretaries Association, was listed in WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, and was inducted into the National Honor Society. She was also a member of the Future Business Leaders of America and the Vocational Office Training Pro- gram . She enjoys riding her horse and playing ten- nis. Lou Ann plans to attend Columbus College and wishes to become a Business Education teacher. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Rose Vinson, a member of the Future Business Leaders of America, the Future Homemakers of America, and the Vocational Office Training Pro- gram, was selected as an Outstanding Senior. Her hobbies include basketball, sewing, and dancing. In the fall, Rose plans to attend the Mor- ris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia. Vice-President of the Student Council, Gordon Griswould spent most of his time involved in school-related activities as Red Jacket Football. As a fullback, he received a letter in his favorite sport. Among Gordon's honors are his induction to the National Honor Society and his being listed in WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. He is also a member of the J” Club. When time permits, he enjoys fishing, swim- ming, playing basketball, and playing softball. Gordon plans to attend Columbus College where he will major in Medical Technology. 187 MOST REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMEN: Vicki Holland and Kenny Hyde were chosen as the most representative throughout the Freshman Class. MOST REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORES: Vickie Taylor and Alex Griggs were selected as most representative by the Sophomore Class. STAR STUDENT AND TEACHER In recognition of highest scholastic aptitude and superior perform- ance, Andy Truett received the honor of being named Jordan’s Star Student. Andy made the highest score among the seniors of Jordan on the College Board Entrance Examination. Mr. Marvin Waite, Andy’s English IV and Annual Staff teacher, was selected by Andy to hold the honor of Star Teacher for 1976. STAR, an acronym for Student and Teacher Achievement Recognition, was first instituted in 1953. MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIORS: The Junior Class of Jordan chose Gary Truett and Bennie Gail Jones as most representative. 189 WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Honoring Tomorrow's Leaders Today, was the purpose of the tenth annual edition of WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. Outstanding juniors and seniors of Jordan High were recognized as representative of the top four percent of their class on a national basis. They were chosen by the faculty for showing outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, extra- curricular activities and or com- munity service. Above: Linda Swygert Right: Jim Boan Upper Right: Randy Blakely 190 191 195 196 WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS '75 197 Left to Right: Gordon Griswould, Donna Shellnut, Chris Averett, Jill Reese, Wayne Smith, Darlene Brooks, and Donna Freeman. Not Pictured: Bud Allen. FOOTBALL AWARDS Standing: Roosevelt Jordan, Best Offensive Back; Pete Singleton, Best Freshman Defensive: Lor- enzo Little, Best Defensive Lineman: Dale Hardge, Best Freshman Offensive: Charles Carter, Best Freshman Defen- sive: Kenny Hyde, Best Fresh- man Offensive: Charles Harp, Best Offensive Lineman. Kneel- ing Left to Right: Danny Mar- shall, Best Defensive Back; Lor- enzo Kindrick, Most Valuable Player: Jacob Weldon, Kicking Award; James Holland, Coaches Award. R.O.T.C, MILITARY BALL QUEEN: Katie Trivett was cho- sen as the R.O.T.C. Military Ball Queen. Daniel Underwood escorted her. 198 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARDS Left: Donnie Caldwell, a junior, won first place in mechanical drawing at the Chattahoochee Valley Regional Fair. Below: Genero Macchia, a senior, placed first and third place in architectural drafting. Linda Massengale, Cheryl Turner, Dawn Canida, Sharon Pate (Queen), Sharon Renfroe, Terra Bridges, and Beverly Morgan were nominees for R.O.T.C. Snowball Queen. 199 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA AWARD Darlene Brooks was chosen most outstanding V.I.C.A. Student by her fellow club members. FUTURE SECRETARY OF THE YEAR Lou Ann Griffin was chosen for this honor by secret ballot by the Future Secretaries of Amer- ica. 200 OUTSTANDING DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE STUDENT Mike Allmond was selected Outstanding Diversified Cooper- ative Student for Jordan High. He was chosen for this honor because of his outstanding abil- ities in the field. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD Chosen for his high leadership and citizenship qualities, Charles Harp was named Good Citizen” of Jordan High. The program was sponsored by the Georgia Jaycees. 201 OUTSTANDING FOREIGN LAN- GUAGE STUDENTS Chosen for outstanding ability in mastering one of the foreign languages, three Jordan students were cited as Outstanding For- eign Language Students. Lynn Johnson was chosen as outstand- ing French student and Marie Gates as the outstanding Latin student. Clarence Willis was named as the outstanding Span- ish student after receiving the highest score on a Spanish test. FAMILY LEADER OF TOMORROW AWARD Donna Freeman received the Family Leader of Tomorrow Award sponsored by the Betty Crocker Search For Leadership. Donna earned the award after receiving the highest score on a written examination. ART AWARDS The Columbus Square Art Show, sponsored by the Women’s Club, awarded prizes to Jordan students Nancy French and Jimmy Atkins (pictured), and Alonzo Griffin. They were alloted a fifteen dollar cash award and the opportunity of displaying their work at the Brad- ley Museum. 202 BICENTENNIAL SENIOR For a unique understanding of America's Heritage and Horizons,” Debra Spivey was presented the certificate naming her Bicentennial Senior of Jordan High. Andy Truett was acknowledged as runner-up. Seniors participating in this scholarship program were required to write a Bicentennial Minute depicting a scene in May of 1776. The seniors were also tested on their knowledge of current events. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERI- CAN REVOLUTION BEST CITI- ZEN The Senior Class chose Andy Truett as the Daughters of the American Revolution Best Citi- zen. After being chosen over other members of the class, Andy was tested for his knowl- edge of American government. WHO'S WHO AMONG MUSIC STUDENTS IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS Seniors Royce Townson, Sue Watson, and Rusty Edge (pictured), and Bill Wood were nominated by the instrumental music department for WHO’S WHO AMONG MUSIC STUDENTS IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS. They were recognized for their work within the organiza- tion as well as for their musical ability. 203 PRELIMINARY SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST Receiving a score within the upper four percent of the nation’s senior high school stu- dents on the Preliminary Scho- lastic Aptitude Test, Bud Allen and Andy Truett were given recognition for their achieve- ment. Certificates honoring the two seniors were presented by Mr. Screws. DEBATE AWARDS David Mohr, Kerry Batts, Charles Harp, and Randy Blakely totally demolished their opponents in all six of their debates, the only team to do so at the tournament. Kerry Batts received the honor of First Speaker while David Mohr won the honor of Third Speaker. Resolved - There should be an international organization to develop and allocate scarce world resources was the topic of the debates which were held at the Auburn Warhawk Speech Tournament. Students from all over the South participated. 204 � ■■■ VOICE OF DEMOCRACY With a speech entitled What our Bicentennial Heritage Means to Me,” Gary Truett won the Voice of Democracy Essay Contest. The speech was taped for further competition. ALL-STATE CHORUS Out of thousands of applicants from all parts of Georgia, Felicia Flournoy, Cathy Kent, and Angie George were chosen to participate in the All-State Chorus. The work was rewarding for these three Jordan students who strove for perfec- tion in the chorus try-outs. 207 VoM'dy After roaring pep rallies and under the leadership of new head coach Fred Lewis, the Jackets had their best season since 1972. Mr. Lewis, a native of Columbus, returned from a coaching job in Head- land, Alabama, to head Jordan's athletic program. Spurred on by a region record in pass- ing and the best rushing attack in the Bi- City, the Jackets ended their season with six wins and four losses. Red Jackets dominated the Bi-City team with Lorenzo Kindrick, Roosevelt Jordan, James Holland, Lorenzo Little, Jacob Weldon, Calvin Felder, and Danny Marshall on the First String; and Eddie Passmore and Frank Klobe receivng hon- orable mention. Right: Coaches James Motley. Robert Howard. Billy Tinker. Ronnie Poole. Walker Scott, and Fred Lewis. Front Row: Bubba Bryant, Calvin Felder. Lorenzo Kindrick. Charlie Kennedy, Andrew Marshall. Nollie White. Bobby Smith. Alonzo Brown. Adolphs West. Johnny Scott, Jim Boan. Rob Henderson. Roosevelt Jordan. Jim Davis. Second Row: Kenny Hyde. Gordan Grlswould, Angelo Brown. Jacob Weldon. Gil Griffith. Bernard Irby, James Clark. Lorenzo Jones. Danny Marshall. Mike Ramsey. Charles Carter. James Holland. Charles Harp. Third Row: Billy Minns. Glen Person. Keith Weeks, Louis Velez. Tony Mathis. Scott Zim- merman. Mike Curevich, James Henderson. Roy Buttler. Randy Blakely. Frank Klobe. Eddie Passmore. Bobby Hildreth. Back Row: Coach Lewis, Coach Scott. Coach Poole, Jody Reese. Gerald Hubbard, Bill Gafford. Joe Wilbanks. William Singleton, Steve Eddenfield. Mark Warner. Coach How- ard. Coach Tinker. Coach Motley. 208 Qpewcwi Combining Lorenzo Kindrick's pinpoint passing and mnning attack, the Red Jack- ets defeated the Spencer Greenwave on August 29th in the season opener. Spencer dominated the first half, hold- ing Jordan to six first downs in the first quarter. After the Jackets' drive stalled near midfield, Spencer took control but was unable to score from the 20. Jordan took the ball on the 24, but Roosevelt Jordan fumbled and the Green- wave defense pounced on the ball. Roosevelt Jordan and Gordon Gris- would, rotating, tested the Spencer defense and moved from the Jordan 18 to the Spencer 45 yard line. Lorenzo Kin- drick's mnning and passing proved to be the key factor in the Jackets’ first victory of the year, 14-6. 209 Lojtujyv Last year, when the Red Jackets met Lanier, the win came by forfeit. This year, in a steady rain, they earned their win by thundering over the Poets 22-0. This was the second consecutive win for Jordan under the new Coach Fred Lewis. The first Jacket score came on the first possession of the Poets. On the first play of the second quarter, Bernard Irby inter- cepted a pass, returning to the Jackets' 44. The next seven plays resulted in a score as Lorenzo Kindrick completed a pass for 17 yards and another score. Still another Jacket score came as a result of a Poet mistake. Lorenzo Little scooped up a pitchout and ran 37 yards for a touchdown. With 4:12 left to go in the third quarter, the Jackets led 16-0. The Red Jackets’ final score came on an 85-yard drive downfield by tackle Eddie Passmore. The drive lasted 12 plays. The big play was a fake punt as Lorenzo Kindrick passed for 31 yards to Calvin Felder to mn away with the win 22-0. Womh i Robbias The Red Jackets’ first disappointment of the season came when the Northside Eagles upset them 34-14. The win set Northside’s record at 2-0. Jordan got on the scoreboard when Kin- drick and Felder hooked up on a 50-yard touchdown pass, with only 4:12 remain- ing in the third quarter. Jacob Weldon added the extra point. The Red Jackets final score came when Roosevelt Jordan received a screen pass from Lorenzo Kindrick and raced 82 yards for a touchdown. AJowpji Robots Fans who turned out to see the Jordan- Warner Robbins game witnessed a gutsy clash. The Red Jackets played in heated fury but the Demon's depth and running proved to be too powerful for them. 211 Uaruhju ay Pre-game publicity billed the Harda- way-Jordan game as an offensive show. Herman Hunter and Kenneth Huff leading the Hawk’s ground game against the Jacket's aerial attack led by Lorenzo Kindrick. The Jordan High Marching Band had barely cleared the playing field when Kenneth Huff bolted for Hardaway's goal; scoring untouched. Jordan took the reins in the beginning of the second quarter as Lorenzo Kindrick sneaked over from the one. Jacob Wel- don's point after attempt was good once again. However, the Jackets' lead was short- lived as Huff once again raced 76 yards for another touchdown. Jordan came right back and regained the lead as Lorenzo Kindrick rushed 93 yards to cop another touchdown. Hardaway unveiled their version of the old sand-lot special to tie the game once again. Undaunted, the Jackets pulled a trick play of their own as Kindrick threw a nine-yard touchdown pass to Bobby Hil- dreth with 9:25 left in the game. Jacob Weldon added the extra point, and the spirited team enjoyed a short seven-point lead. Hardaway scored again, then added a two-point conversion setting the margin of victory at 29-28. 212 fC idnick Lorenzo Kindrick and Steve Woods, the two leading passers in the region, clashed head on when the Jackets faced the Ken- drick Cherokees. Lorenzo Kindrick completed 14 of 34 passes he attempted for 251 yards. The Cherokees’ counterpart, Steve Woods, did not have one of his better nights. Kendrick stayed close to the ground, piling up 213 yards rushing, but only 6 yards passing. Jordan gained 392 yards in total offense pushing their record to 3-3. The Red Jackets held the Cherokees on Lorenzo Kindrick’s passing ability to win the game, 28-14. 213 BdW Roosevelt Jordan's running teamed with Lorenzo Kindrick’s passing was more than the Baker Lions could handle. Lorenzo Kindrick, leading passer in the region, connected three touchdown pas- ses to complete nine of seventeen for 170 yards. Roosevelt Jordan ran for three touch- downs as he ran away with the rushing honors gaining 226 yards in 14 carries. Jordan scored within the first two min- utes of the game gaining 65 yards and scoring the first seven points. Later in the first quarter, Baker cashed in on a fumble at the Jackets' 36. The rest of the show was run com- pletely by the Red Jackets. Jordan re- entered the game and took 47 more points defeating the Baker Lions 54-15. 214 Cj W I Like the Memorial Stadium score- board, the Carver offense was not work- ing when the Red Jackets' defense put on its best performance. Carver unsuccessfully attempted to perform the single wing offense and the wishbone. The Tigers only managed to gain 63 yards while the Jackets gained 128 yards passing. Gordon Griswould ran for 11 yards; then Jim Boan raced for nine more. After an incomplete pass, Bernard Irby drove for three yards; then Boan carried it in for the score. The final Jacket score came with less than four minutes left in the game. Lorenzo Kindrick, who was the leading passer in the region, had a great night hitting 11 of 23 for 157 yards and two touchdowns. 215 Cofuftibus The shoe was on the other foot this year as the Red Jackets' explosive offense ral- lied to demolish the Blue Devils, 64-21. There would be no stopping the Jackets as they set out to retaliate against Columbus for the previous season's record. Lorenzo Kendick began the rout as he passed to Calvin Felder with a 64-yard touchdown pass. Jacob Weldon provided the extra point to make the score 7-0. Jordan increased their lead as Roosevelt Jordan scored on a run of two yards. The exciting play in the drive was a 47-yard pass from Kindrick to Jordan. Columbus came back moving 71 yards to score. However, the touchdown only angered the Jackets as they returned to score on a 54-yard pass from Kindrick to Bernard Irby to bolster the score to 28- 13. Ever-proud, the Blue Devils were determined not to give up and scored again when Lynton Moffett capitalized on a Jordan fumble. Very little time lapsed, however, before the Jackets began regaining the points lost. Moving 51 yards in seven plays, Jordan scored on Gordon Gris- would's three-yard run to set the score at 35-13. At the beginning of the second half, the Red Jackets gladly returned to their task as Calvin Felder went 11 yards on a double reverse to score tapping a 65-yard drive. 216 Cjtodn dl Putting a clamp on passing star Lorenzo Kindrick, the Cen- tral Red Devils drove for touch- downs to surpass Jordan in the battle for the Bi-City Title 14- 7. A six-yard pass from Kindrick to Ernie Durden was the Jacket’s only touchdown. The play brought the 20th scoring pass for Lorenzo Kindrick, the senior who set the Region 2-AAA pass- ing record of 1,666 yards. Running back, Roosevelt Jor- dan, entered the game with 1,077 yards rushing and got 32 yards in nine carries. Central’s winning touchdown was a one-yard run by Billy Jackson. 217 218 Rolling over every team they met on the field, the 1975-76 Baby Jackets avenged their previous season's record of 6-1. The Frosh standouts Kenny Hyde, Charled Carter, Nollie White, and Pete Singleton took the upperhand in captur- ing the Bi-City championship. Self- assurance and team effort were two great assets to the spirited freshmen. Coach Bobby Howard declared the 75-76 fresh- men players were the best group of fresh- man athletes he has ever seen. Winning the Bi-City title may very well be proof of this. 219 VfotStty Through victory and defeat, the cheerleaders kept Jacket spirit flowing as they urged the crowds to cheer. This dedica- tion inspired both the football and basketball teams to a win- ning season. We're from Jordan, couldn't be prouder! Tension mounted. The crowds were wild with excitement. Jordan would soon claim another victory. The Varsity Cheerleaders, standing on the sidelines, kept their poise as they began another cheer. Left to Right: Anneise Goes. Shells Miller. Maria Hitchcock. Robin Mylan. Lisa Buckner. Patty Miles. 220 Juj d(yi Vtt iStty CWtJWms Remaining faithful, through winning or losing, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders bolstered the spirits of the Red Jackets by selling booster badges and pins, painting signs, and cheering at the Pep Rallies. The Baby Jacket Boosters cheered the freshman football and basketball players on to victory with both teams com- pleting the season as the Bi-City Champions. 222 Front Row: Jody Sammon . Kneeling: Etrevous Bledsoe. Tonya Bohnak. Standing: Pam Ritchie. Jill Davis. Brenda Holmes. Cindy Harris. Mandy Bohannon. 223 VcuiSSfcy The Varsity Boy's Basketball team maintained Jordan’s win- ning record in all spons. Begin- ning the season with two con- secutive wins against Columbus and Kendrick, Jordan then wit- nessed a vacillating season. Losing to Hardaway, the team made a comeback by defeating Spencer but then lost to Baker. The next game with Carver brought victory. After losing to Columbus and Baker before the Christmas Tournament, Jordan regained their spirit to win two out of the three games in the tournament. Jordan placed second in the tournament by losing to Cen- tral. Brady Klndrick, George McGhee, Charlie Hill. Ricky Edwards, Robert Singleton, Coach Billy Tinker 224 Illllllllillll 226 227 wwffj mm mm wum 231 The Jordan Boys Junior Varsity team had a season record of 14 wins and 5 losses. The losses went to Columbus, Hardaway, Douglas, Baker, and Central. They came out on top in the Bi- City tournaments by winning the Bi-City Championship. Coach James Motley, Jerry Sanders, Joe Person. Harold Jones. DarTell Stroy. Alvin Reynolds. James Sheppard. Johnny Scott. Mike Clark. Willie Perry. Roy Sanders, Charlie Denson 232 K W U) QvJk BaskdbM The Jordan Girls basketball team began the season with a loss by one point to Columbus. The girls, undaunted by this, returned to win four consecutive games against Kendrick, Hardaway, Spencer, and Baker, before losing to undefeated Carver. Returning from the Christmas holidays, the girls defeated Columbus by 13 points and then lost to Kendrick on an unfortunate night. Spirited by this defeat, the team returned to conquer unde- feated Carver by 10 points. The game with Spencer was won by a margin of 21 points but then the Jordan girls lost to Manchester in a non-region game. Jordan lost to Hardaway in their last game of the season and ended with an 8-4 record. The girls remained undefeated in the Sub- Region games. Willete Sutton set a new record for Columbus girls' basketball when she scored 44 points in one game. This, was the greatest num- ber of points ever scored by one girl in a Columbus game. Linda Thomas. Pam Spenser. Dianne Ellison. Dawn Moore. Bernadette Beas- Grant. Gaye Teasley. Barbara Joiner. Miss Ginger Starling, ley. Back Row: Sonya Williams. Willette Sutton. Harriet Crawford. Martha 236 238 239 From Row: James Quattlebaum. Tim McCrary. Steve Edenfield. Mike Mas- Brubaker. Back Row: Dale Middleton. Bruce Crisp. Ricky Weeks. Ken Shaw, sey. Robert Hammock. James Holden. Jay Cooper. Doug McCurry. Mike Steve Norrell. Phil Cook. Mike Cook. Bobby Hildreth. James Holland. 240 241 242 244 Chris Middleton, Elijah Huff, Gary Harrison, Steve Rogers, Holing, Ivan Greene, Cunis Glasco, James Clark, Roosevelt Roben Bass, Leroyal Harper, James Sheppard, Calvin Felder, Jordan, Spivey Green, Chris Baker. Daryl Story, Jacob Weldon. James Rush, Gary Adams, Bonnie 2 A6 GvJkCo(fidi 248 U estfiaig Front Row: Ricky Griggs. Anthony Johnson. Roy Butler. Mike Richardson. Ramsey. Ernest Hill. Gerald Hubbard. Mike Powell. Keith Thaxton. Back Row: Charlie Richardson. Bo Redko. Mike 250 251 TewuS 253 it’s herein 255 Right: ’’Ever consider a career in textiles? Maybe you should.” SWIFT TEXTILES MFG. CO.. INC. Bottom Left: Mr. Ron Durton is just one of the professionals at WOODBURY BUSINESS FORMS SYSTEMS. Bottom Right: CROWN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY has the remedy for all ’’growing pains.” Woodbury a yrou,n9 Business s Forms Systems. INC. 256 Above Left: Kadie the Cow represents the quality that is ensured in all Kinnett Dairies’ products. KINNETT DAIRIES. Bottom Right: PHILLIPS COLLEGE specializes in Business Man- agement Training. Bottom Left: THE STEVENS’ FAMILY is a very popular gospel vocal group in this area. Bonita Stevens, pictured at the left, is a member of the group and is also a student at Jordan. 257 Above Right: Compliments of the COLUMBUS BOTTLERS’ ASSOCIATION. Bottom Left: HARDAWAY FORD COMPANY provides any make car to fit any student's style. Bottom Right: For quick service and savings galore, PIGGLY WIGGLY «16 is the place to shop. 258 Left: Any clothing style to fit your needs can be found at any MATTHEWS location in Columbus or Phenix City. Below: The symbol that represents the finest snacks in the world. TOM'S FOODS LTD. Bottom Left: CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY COMMUNITY COL- LEGE is the latest addition to the educational scene in the Val- ley, providing the latest subjects in academical and technical courses. 259 Right: For beauty in eye wear, visit PEACHTREE OPTI- CIANS. Below: COLONIAL BREAD is the eight hour loaf for the eight hour day. Bottom Left: Floral arrangements for all occasions can be found at CLARA YOUNG FLOWERS GIFTS. Bottom Right: For whatever type of insurance coverage you need, talk to Mr. Dwight Kennedy of LIN-MAR INSURANCE AGENCY. Life is precious, so insure it. ' 2 ' X INSURANCE agency AUTO • HOME • FtRE motorcycle - 1 C DWIGHT KENNEDY TO RENEW YOUR NO-FAULT LOWEST RATES INTOWN 260 Above Left: Automobiles provide transportation for many Jordan students. To keep these automobiles in excellent condition, have them serviced at BOWERS AMOCO SERVICE CENTER. Bottom Right: Compliments of LAMAR DEAN OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY. Bottom Left: BURCH HATFIELD FORMAL SHOP provides the finest formal wear in the Chattahoochee Valley. 261 Right: Everything from casual denim to formal evening gowns can be found at HIRSCH'S STRAWBERRY PATCH. Below: The 12th AVENUE LAUNDROMAT provides safe and modem equipment for all washing needs. Bottom Left: Freshness is the trademark for all products baked by FREEMAN'S BAKERY. Bottom Right: MALONE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY sells only first rate school and office supplies. T f L,. | rad hi Above Left: Mr. Theron Windham, proprietor of WINDHAM DRUGS, guarantees quality prescriptions and notions. Bottom Right: You won’t walk away, you’ll drive away from BILL HEARD CHEVROLET COMPANY. Bottom Left: For the finest service given to any automobile, visit RIVER ROAD GULF SERVICE STATION. 263 Above Right: CLARENCE'S IMPORTED PARTS provides most of any parts for domestic and foreign cars. Below Left: Graduates of the Bicentennial are saluted by DIVER- SIFIED PRINTING SERVICES. Below Right: WILLIAM IN CROSS COUNTRY specializes in the latest hair styles for the contemporary Jordan students. OWfc i) i ross (Divn ln 264 CROSS COUNTRY _ PLAZA _ I Above Left: FRENCH WHITTEN, they’re the best: of the REALTORS, we contest . . . Harvey Mathews. Below Right: CROSS COUNTRY PLAZA MERCHANTS’ ASSOCI- ATION is comprised of over 70 stores that represent quality products and courteous service. Below Left: No matter what the season may be, a complete stock of sports equipment can be found at TEAM SPORTS SUP- PLY. 265 Right: Mr. George Hanin of STAR BONDING COMPANY hopes that all Jordanites obtain success and happiness. Below: CRICKET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY combines pride and labor in all of their construction projects. Bottom Left: Ms. Martha Wilson, who specializes in hair styling, owns and operates MARTHA’S BEAUTY SALON. Bottom Right: BURNHAM VAN SERVICE moves families from coast to coast. „ Cn CKCT v coksrnuCT OH CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR P.O.BOX 7247 PH. 324-3040 266 Radio Communications Electronics Co. 3643 BUENA VISTA RD. COL U M BUS GEORGIA SERVICE ON ALI. MAKES 2 WAV RADIOS AUTHORIZED Jack Price 602 0063 Fred McMillan 60-7-5025 Above Left: For the latest in Citizens Band radios and electronic products, visit RADIO COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS CO. Bottom Right: JESUS COMPANY is a religious vocal group under the auspices of Northside Baptist Church. Bottom Left: Jordan students are special, so CB T is doing something special for you. It’s called the CB T STUDENT CENTER. 267 Right: The ‘Aerospace Team offers the right combination of traveling, training, and opportunity for young men and women on their way up.” See your local AIR FORCE RECRUITING STA- TION for more information. Below: The finest mode of transportation available can be found at MCLAUGHLIN-MILES PONTIAC COMPANY. Bottom Left: MICKEY’S FASHIONS provides the latest fashions for gals and guys. 2 6 o I 269 COLUMBUS OPTICAL DISPENSARY W IP Vi 'th . nue Yoi r ei esei DURHAM’S PHARMACY 1420 17th Street, Columbu: , Georgia Quality Drugs and Beautiful ccessories SHOPPE , Columb - Satisf EMMY’S 518 10th Taste a 5 SIOHNT Btreet, Georgia :tion Guaranteed NHVKL us, Georgia lit e of Olde Oymany. FIELDS AUTO SERVICE PARTS 4728 Warm Springs Road Columbus, Georgia FORTE PHARMACY, INC. 3717 2nd Avenue Columbus, Georgia GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF COLUMBUS 1421 4th Avenue, Columbus, Georgia Providing clean gas heat. G M FIRE EXTINGUISHER SALES SERVICES 914 18th Street. Columbus. Georgia Automatic Fire Control Systems PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 2051 10th Avenue Near the Medical Center REID FURNITURE COMPANY 1244 Broadway in Downtown Columbu v. Complete Stock of Household Furniture PAUL’S AUTO PARTS 1336 Talbotton Road Specializing in Rebuildable Salvage CRESjnpRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY . 462oJwkrm Springs Road Columbua, Georgia Ik IPLlMENTS 8011 13m Street Phenix C ity, Ala MULL1N COMPANY, INC. WICKHAM’S )U : DOOR Vl FLD St. Francis Shopping Cerne . 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VICK, JEWELER CfOSi C ountry Plaza - Columbus, Georgia Member of American Gem Society WEST POINT PEPPERELL Indiltii.il Fabrics Division Coljmbus Mills - Columbus, Georgia DfRD SERVICE STATION At Georgia You N ed STARLIT SKATE CENTER OF COLUMBUS 4817 Milge. m. Columl is, Georgia '‘The Place - nor Jordan Re Jackets WILLIES ON BRT 1006 Broadway ’ ’ Boogie on Dov urntownColumbus, Georgia Willies? _ ALLEN. BRENDA •75 - 76 DECA ALLEN. BUD '73 - 74 Key Club. Jr. Civiun. 3rd Place Opti- mist Oratorical Contest. J Club; 74 - 75 Key Club. VICA. Jr. Civitan, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Outstanding Teenagers of America. Journalism, Student Council. J Club. National Merit Scholarship Honorable Mention. Governor’s Honors Semifi- nalist. 2nd Place in State in Newswriting for GSPA; '75 - '76 Key Club. Senior Class Secre- tary. SAW, DECA. J Club ANDERSON. FAY '73 - '74 Band; '74 - '75 Human Relations. Band; '75 - '76 Band. Human Relations ANDERSON. TOM '72 - '73 French Club; '73 - 74 French Club, Chess Club ARNOLD. DOUGLASS '74 - '75 Human Relations Board; '75 - '76 Chess Club, FHA, Human Relations Board. VICA AVERETT, CHRIS 72 - '73 French Club: ’73 - 74 French Club; '74 - 75 Honor Society. Spanish Club; '75 - '76 Honor Society. SAW BAKER. SUSAN '73 - 74 French Club; ’74 - 75 French Club. Annual Staff. J Club: ’75 - 76 SAW. FSA, Sen- ior Council. J Club BARTON. LOIS ‘72 - 73 Perfect Attendance: '73 - '74 Perfect Attendance; 74 - '75 French Club, Perfect Attendance: ’75 - '76 French Club BEASLEY. VICKI RENEE •72 - ’73 Choral. Up With People. Spanish Club; 73-74 Choral. Up With People, Bi-Phy-Chem, Governor's Honor's Finalist; 74 - 75 Choral. Bi- Phy-Chem Secretary. Spanish. Chorus Apprecia- tion: '75 - 76 Key Club, Honor Society BENNETT. SYLVIA •72 - '73 Band. FHA. Girls Chorus; '73- 74 Band. Choral: '74 - 75 Key Club. Band. Honor Society. Math Tournament; '75 - '76 Key Club. Math Tournament, Annual Staff Librarian. Honor Society. Outstanding Senior BOOTH. JACKIE '72 - '73 FHA; '75 - '76 VOT. FSA. FBLA BOWERS. THERESA 72 - '73 Freshman Class Treasurer. French Club. Homecoming Court, Student Council; '73 - '74 Key Club. Sophomore Class Treasurer, French Club. Jr. Civitan. Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, Homecoming Court: '74 - '75 Newspaper Staff. Key Club. Jr. Civiun, Student Council. 1st Place Social Science Fair, Who's Who Among High School Students. Junior Class Treasurer; ‘75 - '76 Homecoming Queeu, Who's Who, Jr. Civi- tan, Key Club, Student Council Secretary. VICA. Senior Council BOWMAN, ROSIE '75 - '76 Pep Club BRASSELL, THOMAS '72 - '73 Spanish Club. '73 - '74 Spanish Club. March of Dimes Team Board, Jr. Civiun; '74 - '75 Key Club. Jr. Civiun: '75 - '76 SAW. Key Club, Jr. Civiun. DECA BRENNAN, LINDA '72 - '73 Pep Club. FHA; '73 - '74 Student Coun- cil, March of Dimes Award: '74 - '75 Student Council, Hero Club. Honor Roll, Chairman for Otorio WcMHS Food Co-op: 75 - '76 Hero Club. Student Coun- cil . President of Food Co-op BROADHEAD, KAREN '74 - '75 Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. Community Chair- man; '75 - '76 Food Co-op. Degree Chairman BRODERICK, MIKE '74 - 75 J Club: 75 - '76 VICA. J Club BROOKS, DARLENE '72 - '73 Library Club; '73 - '74 Library Club Treasurer. Model United Nations Representative; '74 - '75 VICA Secreury, 1st Place Extempora- neous Speech. Honor Society. Who’s Who, Out- standing Spanish Student; '75 - '76 VICA Presi- dent, Honor Society. SAW BRYANT, ROBERT •75 - '76 VICA BUCHNER, LISA '72 - '73 Choral; '73 - '74 Student Council. Cho- ral, Jr. Civitan; '74 - '75 Varsity Cheerleader, Jr. Civiun Secretary. Newspaper Suff. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; '75 - '76 SAW. Jr. Civiun. President, Newspaper Suff Feature Editor. Varsity Cheer- leader, Choral. Who's Who. J Club BUNTING. DEBBIE '75 - '76 FBLA, FSA. Student Council. Key Club BURKES, GEORGIA '72 - 73 FHA; '73 - '74 Tri-Hi-Y. FHA. ROTC Drill Team. Miliury Ball Court; '74 - '75 Tri- Hi-Y. FHA. Miliury Ball Queen. ROTC Drill Team; '75 - '76 Hero Club. Senior Council. Pep Club BURSTON, CATHERINE 74 - 75 FHA: '75 - '76 Pep Club CARVER, CARL 72 - 73 Student Council. Jr. Civiun; 73 - 74 Student Council; '75 - '76 Student Council. Treasurer of Senior Council, Treasurer of Shop VICA. Key Club. Tennis CARVER, SHIRLEY 72 - '73 Library Club; 73 - '74 Student Council: '74 - '75 Semifinalist Governors' Honors Program (Art) CHESSER, TONY '72 - '73 French Club; '73 - '74 French Club: '74 - '75 French Club COOK, MIKE 74 - '75 French Club. J Club: '75 - '76 J Club COTTON, KEITH '72 - '73 M.V.P. Award (Football) COTTON,PAM •73 - '74 FHA. Allied Medical Club COPELAND, SHEILA '73 - '74 French Club, FBLA. FHA. Student Council; '74 - '75 French Club, FBLA. FHA, Student Council; '75 - '76 French Club. FBLA. FHA. Student Council, Pep Club DANSBY, CAROL 73 - 74 Tri-Hi-Y; 74 - '75 Tri-Hi-Y: '75 - '76 FBLA Treasurer. SAW, Honor Society DAVENPORT, DOROTHY ANN •72 - ’73 FHA; '73 - '74 FBLA. FSA DOLLAR, JANE '72 - '73 Drama Club. Pep Club. Choral; 73 - 74 Choral EDGE, RUSTY '72 - '73 Band. Lab Band. Pep Band. All-City Clinic Band. All State Band Nominee. Excellent Ensemble in District Festival: '73 - '74 Band. Pep Band, All Sutc Band Nominee, Governor's Hon- ors Program Semi-finalist: '74 - '75 Band. Pep Band. Superior Ensemble, Honor Society. Key Club. Who’s Who, Who's Who Among Music Stu- dents in American High Schools, Governor's Honors Nominee. All City Clinic Band. All State Band Nominee; ’75 - '76 Band. Drum Major. Pep Band. Honor Society. First Chair of America (Band). McDonald's All American Band Nomi- nee. United States Collegiate Wind Band Nomi- nee, DECA, Who's Who. Who's Who Among Music Students in American High Schools. All State Band Nominee. J Club FARLEY, SANDRA '74 - '75 FHA; '75 - '76 Pep Club FLAKE, KEN '72 - '73 Student Council; '73 - '74 Student Council; ‘75 - '76 Student Council. Senior Coun- cil FREEMAN, DONNA '72 - '73 French Club: '73 - 74 French Club; '74 - 75 Bi-Phy-Chem. Who’s Who. Honor Society. Chess Club: '75 - 76 SAW, Honor Society Vice President. FBLA Secretary FRENCH, MARTY '74 - '75 Junior Achievement; '75 - '76 VICA GIBBONS, TERRY S. '73 - '74 Spanish Club; '74 - '75 VICA: '75 - '76 VICA GIBSON, R. WAYNE •74 - '75 Jr. Civitan. VICA. Choral. MOD School Representative. 1st Place in MOD Balloon Sale Clown Contest. 6th Place Architectural Drawing; 75 - '76 Jr. Civiun. VICA President, MOD Representative. 4th Place Architectural Drawing GILMER. JOEY •73 - '74 Spanish Club: '74 - '75 J Club: '75 - '76 DECA GOSS, CARON '72 - 73 Freshman Class President. Homecoming Court. Student Council; '73 - '74 Jr. Civitan. Key Club. Jr. Varsity Cheerleader; Homecoming Court. Student Council. Social Science Fair Winner - 1st Place Anthropology: '74 - '75 Junior Class Officer. Student Council, Jr. Civitan Vice-President. Key Club. Newspaper Staff. Outstanding American High School Student, Winner in Columbus Ledger Contest, ’As Youth Sees It , Homecoming Court, Most Representa- tive Junior. Honor Society, Drama Club; '75 - '76 Student Council. Honor Society Chaplain. VICA, Jr. Civitan. Secreury, Key Club GOSS, CINDY 72 - ‘73 French Club. Homecoming Court, Jr. Civitan. Key Club; '74 - 75 Key Club. Jr. Civi- un; '75 - '76 FBLA President. Outsunding Senior GRAFALS, PATRICIA '72 - ‘73 Perfect Attendance: '73 - '74 Band. Perfect Attendance; '74 - '75 Honor Society. Band. Perfect Attendance; '75 - 76 Band. Honor Society, Flag Girl, J Club. Annual Staff GRANTHAM, JOHNNY RAY '75 - '76 VICA GREENE. SPIVEY ROTC Drill Team. J Club. French Club. Achievement Wreath; '73 - '74 Sophomore Class President. Human Relations Vice-President. Chess Club. ROTC Drill Team. Best Drilled Cadet; '74 - '75 Human Relations President. Chess Club. Student Council President. Who's Who, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Art and Essay Contest (Best of Show), Outsunding Teenager of America; '75 - '76 VICA Reporter. J Club. ROTC Jackettes Commander, Vice-President Senior Class, FHA Historian. DAR Best Citizen Runner up. Who's Who GREENE. VICKIE 72 - 73 Band. French Club; '73 - '74 Band. J Club. French Club; '74 - '75 VICA. J Club. French Club; '75 - '76 VICA Secretary, SAW, J Club GREER. PATRICIA '72 - '73 Pep Club; '73 - '74 Drill Team Sponsor. ROTC. Spanish Club, J Club; '74 - '75 ROTC, Girls Drill Team. FSA, Military Ball Court. Academic Achievement Reaf. J. Club; ‘75 - ‘76 ROTC. FSA. J Club GRIFFIN. LAURA '74 - '75 Honor Society: 75 - '76 FSA. FBLA, National Honor Society GRIFFIN. LOU ANN '74 - '75 Honor Society: '75 - '76 VOT. FSA. FBLA. Honor Society GRISWOULD, GORDON '72 - '73 French Club; '73 - '74 French Club. J Club; '74 - '75 Vice-President of Student Coun- cil. J Club; '75 - '76 J Club. Vice-President of Student Council, Honor Society HALL. DONNA '75 - 76 FBLA Vice-President HALL. GLORIA '73 - 74 FHA: '74 - '75 FHA: '75 - ’76 Pep Club HALL. SHERRY •75 - 76 VICA HAMMONDS. DAVID E. '75 - '76 VICA HAMPTON,SCOTTY •72 - '73 Band. French Club: '73 - '74 Band. Superior City Drum Ensemble, French Club Treasurer; 74 - '75 Band. Superior City Drum Ensemble. French Club Vice-President; '75 - '76 Band. Junior Achievement. J Club HARP. CHARLES '72 - ’73 Freshman Vice-President; '73 - '74 Key Club. Jr. Civitan, J Club. Student Council; '74 - '75 Junior Class President. Key Club. Jr. Civi- tan. Best Offensive Lineman (Football). State Finalist Abilities Count Contest. J Club. Honor Society; '75 - '76 Senior Class President. Key Club. Jr. Civitan. Students of American Way Treasurer. Best Offensive Lineman (Football). Academic Award. J Club. Who’s Who. Honor Society. Debate Team HARRIS. BETTY JO '72 - '73 Drama Club; '74 - '75 Garden Club HEATH, MARK •74 - '75 VICA: '75 - '76 VICA HENDERSON, JAMES •74 - '75 Key Club. J Club: '75 - '76 J Club. Key Club HENDERSON. WILLIE •75 - '76 FBLA HILDRETH, BOBBY DON '72 - '73 Perfect Attendance: '73 - '74 Perfect Attendance; '74 - '75 J Club, AIl-Bi-City-Hon- orable Mention in Football. Most RBI's Trophy (Baseball). Key Club: '75 - '76 J Club. Key Club. Jr. Civitan. Debate Team HILL, ERNEST •73 - 74 J Club: '74 - '75 J Club: '75 - '76 J Club HINSON, JAN '73 - '74 Pep Club. Student Council; '75 - '76 FSA. Student Council HOLLAND, JAMES W. '73 - '74 French Club: '74 - '75 J Club: '75 - 76 J Club. Key Club. Jr. Civitan. R. A. McCathrin Award (Football). Bi-City in Football. Lineman of the Week. Senior Council HORNE, BETH '72 - '73 Pep Club; '73 - '74 Band. Majorette. Jr. Civitan; '74 - '75 Band, Jr. Civitan. Key Club. Majorette; '75 - '76 Band. Majorette. Jr. Civitan. Key Club HUBBARD, GERALD '72 - '73 Chess Club: '74 - '75 J Club: '75 - '76 J Club. VICA HUDSON, BRYAN '74 - '75 Honor Society. Received Medallion for Collecting Most Money in MOD Walkathon; '75 - '76 VICA. Honor Society IRBY, BERNARD '72 - '73 Outstanding Freshman JOHNSON, CARL '74 - '75 FBLA; '75 - '76 DECA JOHNSON, GARY '75 - '76 Bi-Phy-Chem JOHNSON. GRACE LYNN '73 - '74 Band. French Club. NEDT Certificate: '74 - '75 Band. Key Club. Honor Society. Per- fect Attendance. French Club. Tennis Team, Bi-Phy-Chem; '75 - '76 Band. Majorette. Key Club. French Club. J Club. Honor Society. Sen- ior Council. Student Council, Tennis Team JOHNSON, JAMES '72 - '73 Attendance Award; '73 - '74 Attend- ance Award: '74 - ‘75 Attendance Award; '75 - '76 VICA JOHNSON. JUANITA '74 - '75 FSA JOHNSON. RANDY 72 - '73 Band. FBLA; '73 - '74 Band. FBLA; '74 - '75 DECA: '75 - '76 DECA JOINER, BARBARA 75 - '76 Girls Basketball Manager JONES. VICKIE DENISE '72 - '73 Choral. Up With People: '73 - '74 Cho- ral. March of Dimes Representative. Student Council. Perfect Attendance. Up With People: '74 - '75 Choral. Student Council. Perfect Attendance. FHA, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y: '75 - '76 Choral. Senior Council. Student Council. Pep Club, Junior Achievement JORDAN, ROOSEVELT '74 - '75 J Club. Most Valuable Participant (Track); '75 - ’76 J Club. Best Offensive Back (Football) KING, KENNETH '72 - '73 Chess Club: '73 - '74 Chess Club; '75 - '76 Annual Staff KIRKPATRICK, VICKEY '73 - '74 Spanish Club: '74 - '75 Hero Club His- torian; '75 - '76 Hero Club Vice President LINDSEY, PATTI '72 - '73 Choral: '73 - 74 Choral. Up With Peo- ple; '74 - '75 Choral: '75 - '76 Choral LISENBY, BARBARA '72 - '73 French Club: '74 - '75 French Club; '75 - '76 DECA LITTLE, LORENZO '73 - 74 J Club; '75 - '76 Best Linebacker Award (Football) LUCKEY, CYNTHIA '75 - '76 FHA MACCHIA, GENARO '75 - '76 VICA. 1st Place Architectural Drawing. Junior Achievement MARSHALL, DANNY •72 - '73 J Club; '73 - '74 J Club: '74 - '75 J Club: '75 - '76 J Club. Best Defensive Back (Football) MARSHALL, RICKIANNE '72 - '73 Key Club. Choral; '73 - '74 FBLA. Choral. Key Club: '75 - '76 Key Club. Student Council Treasurer MARTIN, TOM '72 - '73 Band. Superior City Drum Ensemble, French Club: 73 - '74 French Club. Band. Supe- rior Drum Ensemble; '74 - '75 Band. Tennis Team. French Club. Superior Drum Ensemble; 75 - '76 FBLA. Chess Club. Junior Achieve- ment. Band, J Club. Drama Club MASSEY, ALAN '73 - 74 Chess Club; '75 - '76 DECA McCURRY, DOUG '72 - '73 Honor Roll; '73 - '74 J Club. Perfect Attendance: '74 - '75 J Club. Honor Society, VICA. Key Club. 1st Place Architectual Drafting Contest; '75 - '76 Honor Society. President's Citation (Optimist Club). SAW. VICA. J Club. Jr. Civitan. Key Club. Who’s Who MILLER. SHERYL '72 - '73 Choral; '74 - '75 Student Council MILNER, DEBBIE '72 - '73 FHA: 75 - '76 DECA MINNIX , JOE '75 - '76 VICA MOTT, ANN '75 - 76 FBLA MYRICKS, LINDA '73 - '74 Band; '74 - '75 Band. FHA. Drill Team. ROTC; '75 - '76 Band. FHA. Pep Club. ROTC Jackettes NEWMAN, WANDA '72 - '73 FHA: '73 - 74 Library Club; '74 - '75 Library Club. FBLA; '75 - '76 DECA. Student Council NEWTON, WANDA '72 - '73 Band. Choral. Up With People: '73 - '74 Band. Choral. Up With People: '74 - '75 Band. Choral; '75 - '76 Band. Choral NICHOLS. RICKY '74 - '75 VICA-DCT; ’75 - 76 VICA - DCT NIX, DANA '75 - '76 VICA OWENS, DONNIE '74 - 75 VICA - DCT: '75 - '76 VICA - DCT OWENS. KEITH '75 - '76 VICA - DCT PAGE, JAN '73 - -74 Choral: '74 - '75 Main Office Worker PARRAMORE, NEAL '72 - '73 FBLA; '75 - 76 Key Club. VICA PATE. SANDRA '73 - '74 Choral; 74 - '75 Choral PATTERSON. JAMES '72 - '73 ROTC Rifle Team. MOW Winner; '73 - '74 Rifle Team; '74 - '75 Rifle Team. Library Club. Chess Club: '75 - ’76 Library Club. Chess Club. CB Club PITTS, STEVE '72 - '73 Drama Club; '73 - '74 Annual Staff Assistant Business Manager; '74 - '75 Annual Staff 275 Business Manager. Honor Society; 75 - 76 Annual Staff Business Manager. Honor Society. Who's Who, Garden Club. Quill and Scroll PRITCHETT, ANN 73 - '74 Student Council. Perfect Attendance: '74 - '75 VICA-DCT. Student Council; 75 - '76 VICA-DCT Treasurer RABON, FRED 73 - '74 Chess Club; '74 - 75 Chess Club. Gar- den Club. Bi-Phy-Chem; '75 - 76 Who’s Who. VICA - DCT RAILEY, VICKIE 75- 76 Society of Distinguished American High School Students RAYBURN, SHERRIE 72 - 73 Tri-Hi-Y. FHA; 73 - 74 Student Council: 74 - '75 Key Club: 75 - 76 Key Club. SAW. FBLA REESE, JILL 72 - 73 Spanish Club. Library Club Secretary. Choral, Tri-Hi-Y: 73 - 74 Library Club. Speak for Young Americans Award, Tri-Hi-Y. ]r. Achievement Treasurer. Choral; '75 - '76 Stu- dent Council President. Key Club. Ir. Civitan. Honor Society President. SAW. SAIL Student. Advanced Placement Program - Columbus Col- lege. Ir. Achievement President. Society for Distinguished High School Students REEVES. HANK 72 - 73 Co-ed-y. Spanish Club; 73 - 74 Var- sity Baseball; 74 - 75 Drama and Speech. Key Club. Choral. Best Dressed Student. Who's Who. Outstanding Teenager of America; '75 - '76 Key Club. VICA - DCT RHODES, DONALD 72 - 73 ROTC; 73 - 74 ROTC Rifle Team: 74 - 75 ROTC Rifle Team: 75 - 76 Latin Club RHODES, WANDA 73 - 74 Student Council. Spanish Club. Choral: 75 - '76 Speech and Drama Club RIDDICK, RUSSELL 72 - 73 Band. ROTC Drill Team. Marksmanship Award: 73 - 74 ROTC Team (Rifle). J Club. Sharpshooter Award: '74 - 75 ROTC Rifle Team, j Club, Experts Award; 75 - 76 VICA - Shop ROSE, GINA 75 - 76 Garden Club RUSSELL, VANDY 72 - 73 French Club; 73- '74 French Club: 75 - '76 DECA SAMMONS, DEBBIE 73 - '74 Garden Club; '74 - 75 FSA, Honor Society. J Club. Human Relations: '75 - '76 FSA President, National Honor Society. Pep Club SANKS, IRENE '75 - 76 Pep Club. SAW SCOTT, THERESSA 72 - 73 Perfect Attendance; 73 - 74 Spanish Club SCRIMPSHIRE, GAIL '74 - 75 Jr. Civitan. Key Club; 75 - '76 Jr. Civitan SELLERS, ANGIE 73 - 74 Jr. Civitan SHEHANE, SHERYL '72 - 73 French Club. FBLA; 74 - 75 F.ench Club SHELNUTT, DONNA 73 - '74 Tri-Hi-Y. Library Club. Key Club. Optimist Oratorical Contest: 74 - '75 Key Club. Tri-Hi-Y. Library Club. Jr. Civitan. Spanish Award: 75 - '76 Key Club. Debate Club SHELTON, DARLENE 75 - '76 SAW. FBLA SHELTON, LA VERNE 74 - 75 Human Relations; 75 - '76 Pep Club. SAW SHELTON, VIRGINIA 72 - 73 Pep Club; ‘74 - 75 FHA; 75 - 76 Pep Club. FHA SIMMONS, CAROL '72 - '73 Carmine and Grey Staff, 2nd Place Social Science Fair. Honorable Mention. Drama Club, Co-ed-y. Spanish Club. Pep Club; '73 - '74 Carmine and Grey Staff, Jr. Achievement. NAJC Alternate Delegate. Co-ed-y; '74 - '75 Feature Editor Carmine and Grey. Tri-HI-Y Vice-President. Jr. Achievement, Quill and Scroll Secretary. JAMCO Delegate: ’75 - '76 Associate Editor Carmine and Grey. SAW. Jr. Achievement. Who's Who Nominee, Columbus College High School Enrollment Program. Quill and Scroll. Pep Club. MOD Representative. JAMCO Delegate SMITH, FREDDIE •72 - 73 French Club; '73 - 74 French Club. Newspaper Staff; '74 - 75 Newspaper Staff; '75 - '76 Newspaper Staff. CB Club SMITH, WAYNE 72 - 73 J Club; '73 - ’74 J Club. National Edu- cational Development Test Certificate. Spanish Club; '74 - 75 J Club. Key Club. Math Tourna- ment. Who s Who; 75 - 76 J Club. Key Club President. Red Jacket Annual Staff Sports Editor. Math Tournament. Advanced Placement Program - Columbus College SOBASKY, STEVE '73 - '74 Choral; '74 - 75 Choral. Choral Award; 75 - 76 Choral SPEARS, JANICE 72 - 73 Spanish Club; '73 - 74 ROTC Mark- smanship Badge. Best Platoon Ribbon. J Club; '74 - '75 ROTC Sharpshooters Badge. Best Platoon Ribbon. VICA. Military Ball Court: '75 - 76 VICA - DCT SPENCER, KERRIEDIA '74 - 75 FSA. Human Relations. Martin Luther King Jr. Show Award; '75 - 76 FSA. Human Rel- ations. J Club. SAW. Pep Club SPIVEY, DEBRA '73 - '74 Band. All-State Band Semifinalist. Superior Rating on Solo and Ensemble Contest; '74 - 75 Band. Majorette. Excellent Rating on Solo and Ensemble Contest. Governor's Honors Semifinalist. Honorable Mention. Voiceof Democracy” Essay Contest. Certificate of Merit NEDT. Honor Roll: 75 - '76 Academics and Copy Editor Annual Staff. Senior Council. Presi- dent An League. President Bi-Phy-Chem, Pep Club. Who's Who, Bicentennial Minute Scholar- ship Contest STARLING, DENBBIE '72 - '73 Band. French Club, FBLA, Pep Club; 73 - '74 Band. French Club: '74- '75 Band, French Club; 75 - 76 Band. J Club. French Club. An Club STEVENS, BONITA 72 - 73 FHA; '73 - 74 FHA: '75 - 76 FBLA. Choral. Annual Staff STEWART, VENESSA '72 - '73 Student Council: '75 - '76 Pep Club. Library Club. Student Council. MOD Committee SUGGS, ROBERT '74 - '75 VICA - DCT: 75 - 76 VICA - DCT SUMMERS, DANIEL '75 - '76 VICA SUTTON, ROSEMARY 74 - '75 Honor Society. FSA. Student Council Secretary: 75 - '76 Honor Society. FSA. FBLA. Senior Council SWEATT, SUSAN '72 - ’73 FHA: 74 - '75 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain. Honor Society. Newspaper Staff. Who's Who, Outstanding Teenagers of America. Essay Pub- lished in National Amphology: '75 - '76 Newspa- per Staff Editor. Who's Who Nominee. Quill and Scroll. Explorer's Club TAYLOR, ANNETTE 72 - 73 French Club: 73 - '74 French Club; 75 - '76 Student Council. FHA TAYLOR. SHARON 75 - 76 Jr. Achievement. Pep Club. DECA THAXTON,KENNY •72 - '73 Yearbook Photographer: '73 - '74 Year- book Photographer: '74 - '75 Yearbook Photogra- pher. Key Club; '75 - '76 SAW. DECA. J Club THOMAS, BETTY 72 - '73 Perfect Attendance: '73 - '74 Perfect Attendance; '75 - '76 SAW TILLOTSON, CINDY '72 - '73 Student Council. FHA. Spanish Club. ROTC Sponsor; '73 - '74 Student Council. Mili- tary Ball Court, J Club; 74 - 75 Student Coun- cil. Tri-Hi-Y Secretary. Jr. Civitan, FHA. Miss Jr. Civitan: '75 - '76 Student Council. Jr. Civi- tan . Hero Club TOWNSON, ROYCE 72 - ‘73 Band; '73 - 74 Band. Most Improved Marcher Award. Key Club; '74 - '75 Band. Stu- dent Council. Jr. Civitan. Bi-Phy-Chem Trea- surer. Key Club Treasurer, All-City Clinic Band; '75 - '76 Band. First Lieutenant in Band. Georgia District Key Club Lieutenant Governor. Who's Who Among Music Students in America. J Club TRUETT, ANDY 73 - '74 Perfect Attendance, DAR Best American History Student. Governor's Honors Program Semifinalist. Certificate of Participation. Opti- mist Club Oratorical Contest; '74 - '75 Honor Society. Most Representative Junior Boy. 1st Place Law Day Essay Contest Winner. Debate Team. Governor's Honors Program Semifinalist. Who's Who, Certificate of Educational Develop- ment National Education Development Test; 75 - 76 STAR Student. Editor-in-Chief of Red Jacket Staff. Who's Who DAR Best Citizen for Jordan, Letter of Commendation PSAT NMSCT, Honor Society. Outstanding Senior. National Council of Teachers of English Writing Award VINSON, ROSE '73 - '74 Perfect Attendance; '75 - '76 FBLA. FHA. Pep Club WAGES, RICKY 72 - 73 Key Club. Jr. Civitan; '73 - ‘74 Key Club. Jr. Civitan; 74 - 75 Key Club; 75 - '76 DECA WARE, CHUCK '74 - 75 DECA; '75 - '76 DECA President WATSON, STEVE '75 - 76 VICA WATSON, SUE 72 - '73 Band. Lab Band Librarian. 1st Place in Social Science Fair Winner. NEDT Certificate. Pep Band. Perfect Attendance; '73 - '74 Band. Q udon f-fowMS Band Librarian. Bi-Phy-Chem. Model United Nations. Jr. Achievement. Perfect Attendance. Pep Band: '74 - '75 Band, Band Librarian. Jazz Band. Bi-Phy-Chem President, Key Club, Jr. Achievement. Honor Society, Pep Band, Jr. Achievement Secretary of tile Year Finalist: '75 - '76 Band. Band Secretary. Key Club, Advanced High School College Enrollment Plan. Annual Staff. Honor Society Secretary, J Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Who's Who Among American High School Music Students WELDON, JACOB '72 - '73 Most Valuable Player of Freshman Bas- ketball; '73 - '74 J Club: '74 - '75 Track Team Captain; '75 - '76 J Club, Trophy for Kicker of the Year WHITE, PAM '75 - '76 Library Club WILBORN, BILLY '74 - '75 ROTC Drill Team; '75 - '76 Library Club WILLIAMS. DARNELL '73 - '74 Perfect Attendance; '74 - '75 VICA - DCT; '75 - '76 VICA - DCT WILLIAMS, JACQUELINE '73 - '74 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader; '74 - '75 Stu- dent Council. FBLA; '75 - '76 FBLA, Homecom- ing Court. Pep Club WILLIAMS, JAMES '73 - '74 J Club: '74 - '75 J Club; '75 - '76 J Club WILLIAMS, JIMBO '73 - '74 Key Club; '74 - '75 Key Club President. Honor Society President, Key Club International Convention. Key Club District Convention; '75 - '76 Key Club Vice-President, Honor Society, SAW WILLIAMS, SANDRA '72 - '73 Student Council; '73 - '74 Secretary of Sophomore Class. Student Council. Perfect Attendance; '74 - '75 VICA - DCT. Homecom- ing Court; '75 - '76 VICA - DCT WILLIS. JAY '72 - 73 Chess Club. Band; '73 - 74 Band; 74 - '75 Band; '75 - '76 Band WINDHAM, MARK 73 - '74 1st Place Mechanical Drafting, VICA; '75 - '76 VICA, 2nd Place Architectural Drafting WINSLETT, SUSIE '73 - ’74 ROTC Drill Team Sponsor. J Club. Marksmanship Badge, Drill Team Certificate, Atltletic Award Certificate, Best Drill Company Ribbon. Best Drill Platoon Ribbon. Scholastic Achievement Reef. J Club; '74 - 75 J Club, Sharpshooters Badge. Civitan Medal. Military Ball Court. Officer Certificate, Drill Team Cer- tificate. Athletic Award Certificate. Achieve- ment Reef. J Club: 75 - 76 VICA. Editorial in Ledger-Enquirer. Officer Certificate, Jr. Achievement. Achievement Reef WOOD, BILL ‘72 - 73 Band. Superior City Drum Ensemble, Pep Band; '73 - '74 Band, Superior City Drum Ensemble. Pep Band; '74 - '75 Band. 2nd Lieu- tenant in Band. Superior City Drum Ensemble. All City Clinic Band. Key Club. Pep Club; '75 - '76 Band. Captain of Band. Superior City Drum Ensemble and Solo. Who's Who. Key Club. J Club. United States Collegiate Wind Band Nomi- nee. Pep Band WOODRUFF, VICKI '74 - '75 Jr. Civitan, FSA: '75 - '76 Jr. Civitan. Key Club. FSA. SAW. Pep Club Qbujd cb htdfy, Barbara Jean Adams 49 Debprah Sue Adams 37, 166 Gary Adams 63, 246 Jacqueline Adams 49 Linda Sue Adams Phillip Clayton Adams Sharon Denise Adams Steve Brayn Adkins 63. 174, 172, 178 Leslie Dawn Akin Diane L. Alcorn Joey Aldridge 37 Barry Alexander 63 Cheryl Gay Alexander 63, 156 Debra Lorcnda Alexander 49. 167 Debra Lynn Alexander 49 Ernest Felton Alexander 166 GaryL. Alexander 49. 176, 178 Regina Lynn Alexander 49. 174, 172 Brenda G. Allen Charlene Dale Allen 49 Jay Allen Randolph M. Allen 19. 18. 140, 147, 150. 151. 185, 204. 168 Debra Allison Michael Allmond 19. 141. 201 Russell Alston 37 Pam Alton Sandy Ann Alton 63 Liz Ammons 49 Arthur Terry Anderson 63 Dee Anderson 49, 165, 166 Dela Ann Anderson Diana Anderson Edward Anderson George Thomas Anderson James Joseph Anderson 63 Ken Anderson 63 Lavada Faydale Anderson 19, 150. 172. 174 Marvon Wade Anderson Pamela Kay Anderson 49 Robbie Jean Anderson 49 Robert Stanley Anderson 63 Dickie Edward Armstrong 49. 175 John Armstrong 19, 145 Robbie Armstrong 63 Douglass Jerome Arnold 143 Lydia Delphine Ashe 37. 166 Jimmy Lee Atkins 63. 202 Robbie L. Atkins 37 Sherry Atkins Arthur Lee Atwood 37 Alan O'Neal Autrcy 49. 151 Chester Juan Averett 49 Chris Averett 19. 197. 160, 168 Jeraldine Averett 49. 143 Judy Averett 19 Debbie Marcia Baggett 146, 166 Curtis Bailey Danny T. Bailey 140, 150 Tonya Marie Bailey Wayne Bailey 141 Becky Baker Canez Baker 63 Chris Baker 246 Gwen Baker 19 Leslie Allen Baker 49. 172, 175 Susan Marie Baker 19. 142. 146, 147. 151. 168 Deborah Ann Baldwin 63 Robbie Jean Baldwin 63 Vemita Baldwin 167 Teresa Ann Ball 63 Linda Gail Balliet 49 Vanessa Banks 63 Cindy Barber 49. 156. 167 Paul Barber 63. 161 Willia O. Barber 63 David Barclay Samuel Barclay Alan Barefoot 63 Keith Barefoot 37 Tony Ezell Barentine Ellen Diane Barfield 49 Marlene France Barfield 49 Stephen Mark Barfield 37. 148 Carolyn Barker 37 Joey Barker 63 Lessie Barnes 63 Ronald Leigh Barnes 63 Debra Barr 63 Cynthia Barrett 63 Lashaun D. Barrett 63 Mary Jane Barringer 19. 167. 168 Carolyn Hazel Barton 49, 172, 174 Lois Ann Barton 19 Louise Barton 157 Mar Joyce Barton 37, 172, 174 Marilyn Fay Bass 63. 146. 167. 171 Robert Lee Bass 37. 246 Judi Bassett 19 Kerry G. Batts 37. 153, 155. 191. 204. 174. 172 Mike Batts 19. 141. 160. 168 Cindy Batson 37. 142. 165, 166 Toni Gwen Batson 63. 166 Cheryl Ann Baxter 151, 166, 172 Warner Baxter 49 Bernadette Beasley 49 Donna Kay Beasley 63. 171 Eddie Eugene Beasley 63 Vicki Rene Beasley 19. 150, 160 Mary Elizabeth Beckwith 49 Ronald Gene Bedgood 49 J. David Bell 49. 155 Jenise Bell 63 Damon Lee Belle 63 Sylvia Bennett 19. 149. 150, 183, 160 Helen Kay Bentley 49 Wayne Bentley 37 Doreen Marie Benton 63 Kenneth Benton Sondra Beth Benton 37 Paul Berry III 49. 170 Vickie Lynn Berry 49 Alice Patrice Bieser 49. 167 David B. Billen 49 Ronnie Billings Mary Angela Blair 49 Randy Dean Blakely 37. 150. 151, 153 , 208. 190 . 204. 165 Cynthia Marie Blanton 63 Etervous Rena Bledsoe 63 Tyrone Leverett Bledsoe 37, 145. 222, 179 Paula Renee Blizzard 50. 172. 174 JimF. Boan 37. 150. 151. 156, 208. 190, 165, 169 Richard K. Boatner 37 Reginald Boddic 63 Alfred Bohannon Amanda Carol Bohannon 63. 156, 222, 171 Tonja Sue Bohnak 63. 156 . 222 Walter Mike Bonner 63 Terri Darlene Boone 63. 170 Jackie Elaine Booth 19. 138. 141. 144 Janice Marie Booth 63 Mary Laveria Borders Juanita L. Boren 156 David Leroy Boseley Kenneth Milton Boutwell Harold Delane Bowden 63 Selestonia Bowden 37 Ricky Levoyd Bowers 37 Theresa Lynn Bowers 19. 141, 146, 147, 150, 194, 165 Lorenzo Bowman 50 Rode Marie Bowman 19. 179 Derwood Keith Boyd 50, 170 Eileen Bradford 37. 156 Joey Bradford 64 Donnie Ray Bramlett 37 Ricky Camesee Brantley 37 Teresa Marie Brasington 50. 149 Thomas T. Brassell 19, 140, 150, 165, 168 Terri Lynn Braswell 64. 170 Glen L. Bray 50 Vance Jay Bray 50. 146. 164 Vaughn Bray 37. 151 Nancy Elaine Brazil 50. 170 Linda Brennan 20, 145, 146 Terra Kay Bridges 50. 199. 179 Gary Lamar Briggs 64 Phyllis Kathy Brigman 64 Carol A. Britt 37, 170 Karen Broadhead 20. 145 Charles Harden Broad we11 50. 172, 175 Michael Alan Broderick 20. 151 Sharlette Bronson David Keith Brookins 64 Anita Lea Brooks 64 Curtis Brooks Jr. Darlene Brooks 20. 141, 160, 168 Dona Is Eugene Brooks Donna L. Brooks 20. 147. 151. 200. 197 Susan Lynn Brooks 50. 166 Tammy Elizabeth Brooks 64. 147. 156 Alonzo Brown 208 Angelo Brown 208 Carolyn Selina Brown 64 Cindy Lynn Brown 50. 166 Denise Brown 20 Dennis Brown 37 Douglas Brown 64 Evelyn Brown Felton Lee Brown 20 Flowers Lee Brown 176 Gary Neal Brown 64 James Brown Jeffery Lamar Brown 37 Keith Lamar Brown 64 Lorenzo Brown Lorrie Ann Brown 64, 167 Michael W. Brown 37 Michael Wayne Brown 50 Nell Brown 37 Raymond Lee Brown Rita Brown Robert Brown 64 Robert Brown 64 Sylvia De loris Brown 64 Teresa Brown 64 Tina Marie Brown 64 Mike Brubaker 240 Penny Brunson Pamela Sue Bryan 50. 172, 174 Rhonda Bryan 64 Sharon Bryan 64 Bubba Bryant 64 , 208 Janie Tara Bryant 64, 171 Richard Coleman Bryant 64 Robert Tony Bryant 20. 141 Teresa Gay Braynt 50. 170 Donny Buchanan 50 Donny Ray Buchanan 50 Greg Wayne Buckner 64, 155 Lisa Jan Buckner 20, 150, 220, 196, 162. 165. 168 Amos Bular James Bular Larry Bular Debbie Bunting 20, 138, 142. 144, 146. 150 Robert Bunting 50 Dan Burello 177 Tony Burgess 64 Regina Kaye Burke 50. 170 Cunistine Burkes 64 Georgia Burkes 20. 145. 147. 166. 176 Raymond Burkes 64 Eleanor Maxine Bums 37. 172, 174 Tyler Bums 50 Catherine Burston 166. 176, 179 Jennedna Burston 50 Danny Bush 50 Debbie Bush 50 Debra M. Bush 50. 167 Harry W. Butler Jr. 64. 177 Katrinia Butler 64 Kenner C. Butler Roy Butler 64. 208, 250 Karen Bernice Butts Teresa Byrd 50. 166 Tamera Beatrice Calbert Dana Caldwell 64 Donnie W. Caldwell 37. 199 Martha Caldwell 64 Martha Lee Caldwell 50. 143. 167 Walter Lee Caldwell 64 Amy Campbell 146, 149. 167 Debra Susan Campbell 20. 161 Donna Lyn Campbell 37. 36. 142, 146. 150. 151. 165. 167 Ronnie Alan Campbell 64. 144. 163 Timothy A. Campbell 37. 163, 176 Kim Johnctte Canida 64. 179 Tammy Canida 50, 199, 179 Jan Cannon 50, 156, 167 Joe Cannon 64 Claudia Cantiberry 172 Sherry Lynne Cantiberry 172, 175 James Marcus Cantrell 37. 155, 174, 172 David Capers Deborah Ann Carden Kathy Carden 50. 148. 146. 150. 165. 169 Mary Floyce Carden PamC. Carden 30. 163, 167 Ronnie Carden Rhonda S. Cargill 38 Sandra Y. Carlile 64 Betty Carlton 64. 171 Lemoris Carpenter 64 Raymond Kenneth Carr 38. 170, 172. 174 Donna Grace Carroll 50. 170 Jeffery Clay Carroll Marie Estelle Carroll 64. 171 Ronnie Lee Carroll 64. 176. 177 Steven Carrol 64 Cecil Carter 38. 156 Charles Carter 64 . 208, 198 Curtis Carter 64. 175 David Lee Carter 64 Ronald Carter 20 Sandra Carter 38. 143. 167 Sharon Hope Caner 38, 142 Stacy Lane Carter 38 Joi Charlana Cartwright 50. 151. 172, 174 Carl Carver 20. 18. 139. 146, 147, 150. 183 Earl Carver 38 Shirley Jean Carver 20 Patricia Carole Casey James Carl Caudle 64 Billy Cash 50. 169 Stan Wright Cash 38. 140. 146 Curtis J. Cashman Angela Cassady Don Michael Catchings 38, 172. 174 Judy Catchings Jimmy Keith Cato 51 Mary Ellen Cation 64. 175 Warren Cunis Cauthen 38. 151. 159, 169. 174. 172 Mary Cechman Sue Ellen Cechman Laura Mae Chaney Marilyn Anita Chaney 51. 166. 167 Janet Lea Chaners 64. 172, 175 Lenora Chavez 38 Chris Cheney Kerry Cheney 38 Kimberly Ann Cherry 51. 167 Anthony Dennis Chesser 20 Usa Chesser 38. 159 Frank Lloyd Chester 64, 175 278 Qbuui flt f wlfyj Barbara Diann Childs 65 Carrie Christie 149. 161. 166 Charles Edward Clark 65 Fairy Joyce Clark 65. 171 James Clark 51. 151, 246 Jerry Preston Clark 65 Mike Jerome Clark 232 Norris Anthony Clark 65. 175 Randy Eugene Clark Steve Clark 51 Vonda Denise Clark 51, 48, 142, 167 Walter James Clark 38. 208, 176, 178 Yvonne Denise Clark Deborah Susan Clay Gregory Goldman Clouse Mary E. Cochran Nan Cochran 51 Theresa Faye Cochran 38 Willie Cochran 51 Donald Edward Coe McFaddcn Cokeley III 20. 175 Rita J. Coker 38 Rita Colbert Robert T. Cole 178 Sam Cole Donna Marie Collins Leith Collinswonh Malinda Renee Collum 38. 145 Jo Ann Conder 20 Hamp Conner Mike Lynn Conner Artmus Cook Jody Kevin Cook John Todd Cook Michael K. Cook 21. 151, 240 Philip Cook 240 Philip Kevin Cook Timothy Lance Cook Vivian Cook 38 Jay W. Cooper 38 , 36. 150. 151, 240 Kathy E. Cooper 167 Wanda Cooper 156 Jacqueline Ann Copeland Sheila Ann Copeland 21. 143, 146. 167 Jay Copley 38. 146 James Robin Corbett 51 Phyllis Ann Cornelius 51 Barry Lee Cosby 38. 139. 156 Blanton Patterson Cosby 65 Jeff Cosby 65. 146. 175 Yvonne Janet Cosby 65. 171 Candy Cotton 65 David Cotton 51. 176 Keith Cotton 21 Pam Lynne Cotton 21 Chris Coulter 51. 163 Bob Cox 38 Don Cox 65 Paul Cox 65 Tony Ray Coyle 170. 172, 175 Babette Renee Cozart 65. 175 Cheryl Lynn Cozart 38. 167 Nathan Crace 51 Scotty Craft 65 Steve Allen Craft 38. 155. 163 James David Craig 65. 170. 172. 175 Theresa Craig 21 Harriett Crawford 52 Edward B. Creamer 38 Paula Creel 21 Steve Kelly Crenshaw Elizabeth Crews 65. 143 Bruce Crisp 38. 240 Melanie Jane Crist 52. 159. 172. 174 Kenneth Crittenden 65 Frances Crook 65. 179 Katherine Mary Crook 38. 145 Barbara Ann Crosby 52 Cyndi Crowley Rickey Crowley Charles Lee Crump 65 Leslie Crumpler 65 Randy Crumpler 52 Peggy Sue Cullifer 52 Mark Wendell Culpepper 65. 172, 174 Therresa Kaye Culpepper Ricky Cummings 65 Sherry Cunningham 30 Donna Ann Cureton 52 James E. Cureton 21 Mike Curevich 65. 208 Kim D. Curlee 52. 177 Alan Ray Daffin 52 Shawn Strickland Dailey 66, 176. 177 Angela Janine Daniel 66 Brian K. Daniel George Daniel 38. 140 Mary Donna Daniel 52. 170, 171 Robert D. Daniel 38. 149. 162 Jimmy Wayne Daniels 66. 172, 175 Bruce Dansby 52 Carol Dansby 21. 138. 144. 160, 168 Cindy J. Daughtry 52. 169 Janice Ann Daughtry Mark Daugherty Penny Jo Daughtry Sandra Daughtry 21, 140 Wendy Daughtry Dorothy Ann Davenport 21 Kim Davenport 38 Theresa Davenport 66 Willie Henry Davenport 39 Billy Davis Cindy Davis 39 Cynthia Davis 21 Diane Lomene Davis Donnie Davis Dylan Davis 52. 161 Irvin Louis Davis 176 Jill Davis 66 . 222 Jim Davis 66. 208 Kenneth Steven Davis Lynda Davis 66 Pamela Lagail Davis 66 Rachel Davis 66 Virginia Davis 21 Wiley James Davis 66 William B. Davis Annette Dawson 52 Bobby Gene Dawson Clara Deal 66 Nathan Deal 66 Charles William Dean 66. 157 Freddie Darrell Dean 66 Pat Dean 39 Phyllis Vemell Dean 143 Tim H. Dean Tricia DeBardelaben 66. 179 Charlie Elvin Denson 66. 232 Richard Despones Ulliam Kaye Dion 66. 166 Theresa Ann Dion 39 Douglas Dixon 151 Gerald Dixon Herman Dixon Preston Dixon Jane Dollar 145 Cindy Dorman 39 Deniss Richard Dorman 39, 141 Steve Price Dorman 52 Dwayne Dorminey 39 Pam Dorminey 66 Regina Lynn Domino 52 Donnie Dowdell 22 Kathy Ann Dowdell 66 Sandy Dowdell 22 Cathy Dozier Johnny Dozier 66 Rosa Mae Duncan 52 Will Dunlap Donna Sue Dun navant Mike Dupriest 66 Charles Allen Durden 52. 157 Ernie F. Durden 39 Carolyn Lorine Durham 52. 175 Rob Durham 39 Billy Wayne Dykes 66 Darryl Wayne Dykes 52, 139 Teresa Dykes 39. 166 Lisa Earl 22. 163 Donna Renee East 39. 172, 174 Kim East 66. 171 Moses Lee Echols 52 Edward C. Eddins66. 178 Steve Edenfield 66 . 208 , 240 Eugene Edge 22 Rusty Edge 22. 140, 151, 193, 203, 160, 172, 174 Tammy Edmundson Christy Ann Edwards 52. 166 James Edwards 66 Kathy D. Edwards Ricky Edwards 22. 224 Tracy Edwards 66 Marlene Brenda Ellenburg 52 James Ricky Ellerbee Kathy Ellerbee 39 Deborah Jean Elliott 22 Stanley Edward Elliott 39, 139 Steven Wayne Elliott 52 Terrell Cunis Elliott 52 Beth Ellis 39 Bill Ellis 66 Diane Ellis 66 Rhonda Darlene Ellis 52. 171 W. C. Ellis 66 Bobby L. Ellison 139, 141 Linda D. Ellison 39 Mike Eugene Ellison 66 Tyrone Ellison 52 Kathy Sue Elmore 66. 161, 172, 175 Carol Elaine Enfinger Carl David Epperly 39 Madonna Eubanks 53. 146. 159, 167 Karl Evans 66 Melvin Evans Michael Everritt 39, 141 Teri L. Faheny 22 Linda Joyce Faniel 66 Sandra Farley 22. 151, 167 Andrew Lamar Faulk Terry Lee Faulk Rita Feasel 66 Calvin Felder 151, 208. 246 Toni Ferguson 22 Debra Fesbu 166 Dianne Yvonne Fewell 53. 149. 179 Luther A. Fewell 172. 175. 177 William Alonnie Fielder 111 39 Glenda Nell Finey Linda Gail Finley 22 Doborah Ann Fisher 66. 166 Glenda Fitzpatrick Lamar Henry Fitzpatrick 154 Linda Faye Fitzpatrick 53. 163 Patricia Renee Fitzpatrick 53. 142 Kenneth Earl Flake 22 Henry Flanagan 66. 178 Nancy Flora 66 Dexter Anthony Flournoy 66. 170. 172. 175 Felicia Ann Flournoy 39. 146, 205, 169 Pat Flowers 66 Joseph E. Floyd 53. 176 Marcus Floyd 66. 161 Tonnie Lynn Floyd 66 Betty Louise Fluellen Andrew Clyde Fogie 53 Rodney D. Fogie 23 Carole Sue Folds 53 Debra Forde Mike Foree Todd Forehand 53 Ira Matthew Foster 67 Mike C. Foster 67 Thomas Wayne Fountain Tony Delane Fowler 67 Wanda Fowler 67 Ginger Faye Fox 67 Mark Joseph Frascatore 67 Barbara Joyce Free 67 Clinton Freeman 53 Donna Jean Freeman 23. 138, 144. 197 , 202, 160, 168 Lanna D. Freeman 158, 175 Ronny Lee Freeman 39 Terrie Lynn Freeman 53 Manin Dale French 23. 141 Nancy Gale French 67. 151. 154, 202 Beth Frochlke 39. 172, 174 Laura A. Frochlke 67. 151. 166. 175 Michael Dean Frost 53 Dennis Wayne Fuller 67 Edward Lewis Fuller 53 Emily Kay Fuller 40 John Eugene Fuller Lois Gail Fuller 40 Pamala Janet Fuller 53 Annette Alia Gaddy 40 Bill Gafford 67. 208 Tamara Page Gafford 40, 145 Billy Preston Gainey 53 Bruce Wayne Galloway 40. 159 Martha Galloway Markie J. Gardner 23 George Michael Garland 67 Annie Gary 67 Beverly Rae Gassett 53. 167. 169. 171 Marie Gates 67. 202. 161 Susie Patricia Gatewood 67 Faye Gathings 67. 167 Lisa Gatlin 53. 156. 167 Shawn Michelle Gedroic 53. 159 Cynthia Renee Geiger Angela Marie George 48 . 53 . 205. 169 Teresa George 156, 167 Meredith Dale Geter Terry Sanford Gibbons 23, 141 Anne L. Gibson Judith Lynn Gibson 67, 171 Randy Lamar Gibson 67 Sherry Gibson 67 Wayne Ronald Gibson 23. 139, 165 Floyd Rupert Gilley 67. 157. 169. 172, 174 Joseph M. Gilmer 23. 140. 151, 194 Curtis Glasco 53. 151. 246 Billy Glau 23 Roycc Terrell Glenn 23 Edwin Leon Godwin 40 Sheryl J. Godwin 53. 169 Charles E. Golden 40. 141 Gina Marie Golden 67. 149 Kathy June Goldhaugh 40 William Lee Goodman Buster Goodson 40 Terry Lynn Goodson Gillis Goodwin Mark Goodwin 67 Catherine Lynn Gordy 23 Franklin Dean Gordy Robert M. Gordy 53, 139 Anneise Goss 53. 146, 220. 167 Caron Denise Goss 23. 141. 146. 150, 160, 165 Cindy Goss 23, 138. 144. 185 Gerald David Goss 170. 172. 175 Troy Goss Patricia Ann Grafals 23, 149. 151. 160. 172, 174 Kieth Granger 151 Martha Jean Gram Raymond Grant Wendy Gay Grant 53. 169. 171 279 Qtud ui htdfyy Brenda Kay Grantham 23. 145 Johnny Grantham 29. 139 Donna J. Gray 53. 167 James Glen Gray Jimmy Gray Mary K. Gray 53. 167 Toni K. Gray 40. 138, 144. 165 Ivan Green 246 Milton Green Richard Curtis Green 53. 178 Spivey Green 29. 18, 139, 147. 151. 246. 192. 184. 166. 176 Vickie Diane Greene 141. 168 William DeWayne Green 40. 151 Re nay Greenlee 54 Patricia Denise Greer 29. 142, 151. 176 Alonzo Louis Griffin Carol Ann Griffin 54. 138 Laura Carol Griffin 29. 138. 142. 144. 194, 160 Lou Ann Griffin 29. 142, 144, 186 . 200. 195, 160 Michael Griffin 54 Wayne Griffin Gil Griffith 54 . 208 Alex W. Griggs 54. 156. 188 Darlene Griggs James Russell Griggs Jimmy Lee Griggs 40. 176, 177 Ricky Griggs 54. 149. 150 . 250 Robert A. Griggs 54 Wayne Griglen 40. 177 Chuck Grimes 67 James Jay Grimes 67 Gloria Lee Griswould Gordon Griswould 29. 145 . 208. 187, 197, 160 Matthew Griswould Betty George Gunn 40 Georgia Gunn 40. 166 Melinda Ann Gunn 67. 179 Willie Gunn Debra Elaine Gunnels 54 Michael S. Gunnels 40 Dorothy Patricia Hack 67 Andy Hair Carol A. Hall 40. 172. 174 Cleida Hall Donald Lamar Hall 54. 144 Donna Hall 25. 138 Dwemard Hall 54 Ray L. Hall 25. 141 Rodney Lamar Hall 25 Sherry Gale Hall 25. 141 Tommy Hall 67 Wade Spencer Hall 40. 156, 169 Wanda Faye Hall 67 Wanda Joyce Hall Winifred Elaine Hall 40 Robert Hammock 54, 240 David E. Hammonds 25. 139 Thomas Hampton 25. 151. 172, 174 Candi Hancock 67. 171 James Hancock 54 Susan Hancock William Carl Hand Karl D. Hanneman 25 Kathy Hanneman Craig Terry Harbin 40. 161 Calvin Lamar Hardaway Carolyn Hardaway 169 Deborah Rachel Hardaway Phyllis LaDelle Hardaway 25 Rodney Tyrone Hardaway Wilson Hardaway Emily Marie Hardegree 179 Dale Wilson Hardge 198 Maggie Lena Hardwick 25 Barbara J. Hardy 156 Janeen Hardy Annie Harice John Harmon Mike Lee Harold Charles P. Harp 25. 18. 147, 150. 151, 153 . 208. 186 . 201. 196. 204. 198. 160. 165. 168 Johnny E. Harp 54 Leroyal Harper 246 Norman Grady Harper Rhonda Sue Harper 40 Sheila Jane Harrington Betty Jo Harris 25 Cyndi Harris 68. 222 Cynthia Harris 40. 151. 156 Debbie Harris 68 Devy Harris Dorthea Anita Harris Latasha Harris Lois Harris 68 Pamela Denise Harris 54 Patricia Denise Harris 179 Wilbert Harris Gary Harrison 68. 246 Ricky Leonard Harrison 25. 140 Charles Edward Han 40 Rodaleen Sharee Han 40 Shereen Renee Han 146 Gloria Blonde 11 Harvey 68 Gwen Harvey Jeffrey Lyn Harvey 54 Cunis Eric Hatchett 41. 145 Equilia M. Hatchett 41 Charlie Hayes 68. 177 Veronica Jean Hayes 54 Rex D. Haymon 25 Sonya Jeanene Haymon 68 Minnie E. Hayn 68 Elaine Haynes Tommy Allan Head 68 Jeff Lamar Heath 68. 172, 175 Mark Alan Heath 25. 141 Mary Lynne Heath 54, 172, 175 Kathy Hedden 54 Rob Lee Henderson 54 . 208 Denise Henderson 68 James M. Henderson 25 . 208 Regina Gail Henderson Roben Lee Henderson 54 Willie Henderson Jr. 25. 144 George Ray Hendrix 54 Jackie Henning 68 Diana J. Hess 68 Kenny M. Hethcox 54 Jeff I. Hickman 41 Melissa Joy Higgins 68. 170. 172. 174 Angela Lynette Hightower 41, 167 Ricky Carl Hightower 68 Thomas Lymistic Hightower Bobby Don Hildreth 25. 150. 151. 208. 240. 165 Carl Hildreth 146. 156 Charlie Lee Hill 54 . 224 Christine Hill Deborah Hill Donald Ray Hill 68 Ernest Hill 26. 250 Juanita Hill Pamela Susnette Hill 41 Veronica Rene Hill 54 Deborah Kay Hinson Janet Leigh Hinson Tommy Nick Hinson Dana Robin Hipps68. 167, 171 Maria L. Hitchcock 54. 220 Peggy Lynn Hix 54. 167 Gordon Leroy Hobbs 41. 141 Robert John Hodge 54 Lisa P. Hogan Roger Dale Hogan James G. Holden 41. 240 James M. Holder 54 Sonya Holder James Wayne Holland 26, 147, 150. 151, 208. 240. 198. 165 Kenya M. Holland 54 Terri Rene Holland 54 Vicki Holland 68. 156. 188 Jimmy Dale Holloway Jimmy Holloway 41, 172, 174 Ronny Holloway 54 Brenda Holmes 68, 222, 175 Dorothy Holt 68 Kelvin Lamar Holt Sylvia Marie Honaker 41. 169 Janice D. Hood 54 Mary Beth Hood 68 Stacey Ann Hood Debra A. Hopkins Elizabeth Jane Horne 26, 150, 151. 165, 166. 172 Jennifer Louise Home 55. 150, 165. 166. 172. 174. 175 Cindy Renee Hovey 171 Audrey Lynn Howard 26 Rebecca Lynn Howard Unita Monderick Howard James M. Howell 55. 169 Wendy Lynn Howell 68. 171 Gerald Anthony Hubbard 26. 151. 208. 250. 169 Deborah Kaye Hudgens 151, 170. 171 Bryan DeWayne Hudson 26, 141 Roben Earl Hudson 68 Terrance Hudson 175, 177 Elijah Huff 68. 246 Gwendolyn Michelle Huff Gerald Huggins 41. 156, 172, 174 Lisa Fay Hughes 68, 171 Bonnie Huling 55, 246 Eugene Hull 68 Linda Faye Humben Nathaniel Humben 68 Bennita D. Hunley 68, 179 Deborah Hunt 176 Timothy Hunt 68 Germaine Hunter 176 Ben Hurey Jayann Hurrey 69 Linda Jean Hum 41. 172, 174 Vicky Leigh Hum 69. 146. 171 Charles Avery Hutchins Kenny Hyde 69 . 208. 188. 198 Bennie Frank Ingram 69 Esther Lee Ingram 55 Roben L. Ingram Bernard Irby 26. 151. 208 Princess Zenobia Irby 69 Brenda L. Ivey 55. 159 Joseph Ivey 69 Connie Lavell Jackson 69 Deirdre Jackson 69 Horatio Alexander Jackson Larry Jackson Ronnie Jackson 26 Shelia Jackson Jo Beth Jacobs 41. 150. 152. 166. 169 Floyd James Greg Jasinski 55. 149, 172. 174 Thomas Edward Jenkins 55 Tina Jenkins 41 Tyrone Jenkins 69 Harold Duane Jenness Jr. 55. 155 Mae Frances Jerido Wayne A. Jerido 69 Billy Ray Jiles Eugene Jiles 69 Bryan Keith Johns 55 Kellie E. Johns 69 Anthony Johnson 26, 250 Carl Terry Johnson 26, 140 Carol Johnson 26 Carolyn Lynn Johnson 55, 167 Cathy M. Johnson 55. 179 Chris Johnson 69 Comer Wayne Johnson 26 Curtis Johnson 55 David Wayne Johnson 69 Debra Ann Johnson 69 De metrica Johnson Dennis Lee Johnson 55 Dwayne Douglas Johnson Flora Mae Johnson 55 Gary Randolph Johnson 26. 158 Grace Lynn Johnson 26. 146. 147, 150, 151. 157. 202. 160. 172. 174 Horace Johnson 26 Jackie Ann Johnson 69 James Earl Johnson 26, 139 Jewell Johnson 69 Juanita Johnson 26 Laura C. Johnson 69. 176 Lewis Johnson 69 Mary Ann Johnson 55 Mary Cynthia Johnson Randy T. Johnson 26 Redena Johnson 26 Robert Johnson 41. 172, 174 Rodney Johnson 69 Roger Johnson 170 Ronnie Lee Johnson Sandy Tyrus Johnson 69 Steve W. Johnson 41. 172, 174 Vemita Ann Johnson 27 Victor Bernard Johnson 69 William Brian Johnson 69 Barbara Joiner 27 Billy Joiner 27. 145 Amzy Waylan Jones 55. 172, 174 Bennie Gail Jones 41. 36. 142, 146, 150. 189. 165. 167 Bettye Jones 166 Billy Jones 55 Deborah J. Jones 41 Drydell Jones 55 Frank D. Jones 41. 178 Glenda Jones 55 Harold Jones 55. 232 Jimmie Edwin Jones Jr. 69. 177 Kathy Doreen Jones 55, 161 Kimberly A. Jones 41 Lee Norris Jones 69 Lonzelle Jones Lorenzo Jones 55. 208 Mary Jones 69 Michael Todd Jones 55 Opal Grace Jones Pam S. Jones 41. 142 Reggie Jones 56 Steve L. Jones 41 Vickie Denise Jones 27. 146. 147, 167, 169 Wendy L. Jones 56 William Benton Jones Willie Jones 69 Wylene Jones 41, 167 Zelle Anne Jones Bruce Jordan 69 Dennis Allen Jordan 56 Denise M. Jordan Michael B. Jordan 56 Roosevelt Jordan 27, 151. 208, 246, 198 Teresa Jurden 42. 208, 172 Roben Kappel 69 Karen Keefover 42 David Allen Keel Donna Marie Kelley 27 Terri Lynn Kelley 42 Charlie Kennedy 42, 208 Vicki Kennon 27 Cathy Jeanine Kent 42. 150 . 205. 191, 165, 169, 172, 174 Ernest Killings 42 Brenda Lee Klmbrcl 56. 172. 175 Beverly Kindred 56 Brady Kindrick 224 Lorenzo Kindrick 208, 198 Mable Lee Kindrick 69. 167 Andrew King 42 Barbara Annie King 42 Charles David King 176. 177 Danny Lamar King 69 Jeffery Eugene King 69. 176, 177 Kenneth Earl King 27. 149 Mike John King 69 Primus King 171 Sandra King 69. 156, 167 280 Qbuuddpjfti Walter Lewis King Willie Lee King 27 Tommy Kinney 56 David Lamar Kirkland 69 Vicki Kirkpatrick 27. 145 EloU Kizzie 69. 167 Frank L. Klobe 42. 150 . 208. 165 Eileen Karen Knecht 56 Gordon Allan Knccht 42. 177 Donald Edwin Knight 42. 141 Jimmy Eldred Knight 69 Michael S. Knowles 42 Maradcsc Komegay 42. 152 Martha Lynn Kravarik 170 Charles Henry Kuertz Mitchell Kurledge Joey Lamb 56, 156 Kenneth Owen Lambcrson 69. 177 Sarah D. Lamberson 56. 179 Arthur Michael Land 56. 161. 172, 174 Dane II K. Landrcau Sheni Langford 42 Brian Mark Langston 69 Laura LaRue 69 Jerry Wilson Lassiter 56 Daffie Lee Laster 69. 143 Charles Raymond Latimer 69. 175 Gwendolyn Latimer Bun Laughlin 69, 178 David Laughlin 27 Dianne Lawrence 70 Kenneth Lawrence 70 Julie Lawson 42 Lisa Lenora Leather wood 56 Susan Laine Ledbetter 70 Beverly Renee Leddon 70. 166. 169 175 David E. Leddon 42. 172. 174 Ann Marie Lee 42 Bruce W. Lee 42 Clovis Lydell Lee 56 Earl Dickie Lee 56. 172, 174 John Lee Lesia Renee Lee 56. 159 Lesley Lee 70, 146 Roben Lee 42 Ronnie Allen Lee 56. 172, 174 Delphine Leonard 42 Laura T. Leonard 42, 156, 167 Susan G. Leonard 42. 156. 167 Jerry Lewis 42 Kay Lifsey 70 Kelli Lifsey 42 Patti L. Lindsey 27. 169 Paul Lindsey Nathaniel Lipscomb 70 Barbara Ann Lisenby 27, 140 Larry Keith Lisenby 70 Randolph Lisle Lorenzo Little 27, 151. 198 Michael Angelo Little 56 Janet Alma Littlefield 56 Donna Lloyd 43 William Aurther Loats 56 Deborah Diane Lolley 56. 167 Kattie L. Long 27 Rickey Long Teresa Ann Long Kenny Love Melvin Bernard Love 56 Thaddeus Love 70 Theda Yvonne Love 27. 166 Karol Elizabeth Lovell 43. 146. 150, 165. 166 Judy Lovett 70, 167 Cynthia Delorse Luckey 28, 143, 166 Deborah Ann Luckey 56 Donna L. Lumpkin Steven Lusty 70 Patsy Ann Luttrell 70 Jackie Lamar Lyles 28 Lisa R. Lyles 56 Alethea Lynn 56 GenaroR. Macchia28. 139. 199 Tyrone K. Macchia43. 167 Mike MacDonald 70 Bobby A. Macon 28 Lee MacTaggart 56. 177 Sandie Madaris 57. 166. 169. 170 James Maddox Keith Aaron Maddox 70 Rhonda Lynn Maier 57 Charles Maize 70 Veronica Majors 43. 166 Debra S. Male port 28 Anthony Joe Malone 43. 140 Ricky Malone 70 Debra Mancrs 70 Roben L. Mapp 57 Erica Michelle Markham 70. 166 Andrew Marshall 43 Danny Earl Marshall 151, 208, 198 Gwendolyn Ann Marshall 57 Rex Allen Marshall 57. 178 RickiAnne Marshall 28. 146 Sandra Kaye Marshall 43. 150, 172. 174 Eddie Lawrence Manin Judy Manin 70 Larry Manin 43. 151. 174 Larry Michael Manin 57, 176 Thomas C. Manin Jr. 152. 157. 172, 174 Vevelyn Lurice Manin 57. 179 Linda Denise Lasse lie Massengale 70. 52. 199. 176 Andy Massey 70 Mike Massey 70. 240 William Alan Massey 28. 140 Susan M. Mathis Brenda Joyce Matthews 43 Steve Matthews 28 Tony Jay Mathis 57. 208 Allan Lee May 43. 156 Steve Mayer Kathy Annette McArthur 70 Gary L. McBride 28 Roderick Lee McBride 70 Cheryl McCall 70 Patty Ann McCard 169 Leroy McCaskey 70 Melinda McCaskey 43. 143, 144. 166 Mark Harold McClellan Karen Cecile McClendon 57 Lynda Jeanette McCormick 62, 70. 146. 167. 179 Michael Van McCoy 70. 172. 175 Donna Ruth McCrary 28 Tim Ray McCrary 57, 240 Doug Me Curry 28. 139. 150, 151. 240, 192. 165. 168 Delores McDaniel 43 Carrie Deanna McDurmont 70. 170, 172, 174 Melanie Ann McDermott 70. 154. 156. 158, 171 Charles McFolley Charlie Will McFolley Danny Lee McFolley 70 Gina L. McGee Kathy L. McGee 57 Sandra Renea McGee 57 George McGhee 224 Pamela McGhee 70. 143, 167 Lisa McGowan 43. 174 Wayne McGownse 70 Charles Patrick McGrotha 43 Rebecca Lynne McGuire 57. 152 Peter Edward McGuire 70, 172, 174 Earl Clyde McHone 141 Jimmy Don McHone Ralph John Me Horn Sandra McKinney 28 John David McLain 57 Wanda Kay McLendon 159. 172, 174 Betty Dene McMullen 43. 167 Barry E. McNeil 43 Mark McNeil 57 Sheryl Atm Me Pc arson Mark McQuagg 57 Sharon McQuinn 28 Mallory McRae 70. 148 Monique McRae 28 Kenneth Marvin McWhorter 70 Duke Russell Meade 57 Karen E. Meadows 29 Bobby Meadows 57 Tamara Ellen Meadows 70 Kimberly Jean Meckes 70 Marilyn Fay Mehaffey 70 Annette Mcnefee43, 146, 166 Emanuel Mennefield Francis S. Messer 29 Joseph Phillip Messer 57. 172, 174 Charles M. Mickle 70 Lynn D. Mickle 70. 175. 176. 179 Matthew Mickles 170 Nancy Ann Mickle Beverly Joyce Middleton 70, 172, 174 Chris Middleton 43 . 246 Dale Roben Middleton 57. 139. 151. 240 Robin Denise Milam 57. 220 Barbara Dee Miles 43. 141. 146 Dennis Miles Ervin Miles 70 Patti Sue Miles 57. 220 Thomas Lee Miles 70 Andy Miller 43 Billy Miller 57 Franklin Miller Melissa Jan Miller Mike F. Miller 70 Rhonda Miller 62. 146. 152 Ronald Miller 167 Sheila Jean Miller 57. 220 Sheryl Ann Miller 29 Tony Miller 57, 169. 172, 174 Cynthia Mills 70 Lisa Renee Mills 70. 156 Mike Mills 57 James Keith Milsap 71 Debbie D. Milner 29. 140 Billy J. Mims 57. 208 James Thomas Mims 71 Joe R. Minnix 29. 141 Marcus Mitchell Phillip Mitchell 71 Rhonda Denita Mitchell 57. 143, 166 Lisa Mixion 71 David L. Mohr 43. 149, 152. 153. 155, 157 , 204. 172, 174 Susan Anne Mohr 71, 157. 172, 175 Charles Moller 71. 170. 172. 174 Becky Monday 57 Dayna Moon 71 Clifford Davis Moore 57 Dawn Rachell Moore 71 Pamela Lajean Moore 71 Pat Moore 71 Rebecca Lynn Moorehead 43 Beverly Faye Morgan 57. 149. 1999. 166. 179 Cynthia Joyce Morgan 43 , 36, 142, 166 Chrises Denise Moring 71 Danny Earl Morris 57, 176 Dwayne Charles Morris James Augusta Morris 71, 176, 177 Jeff Rudolph Morris 57 Steve Byron Morris Tony Morris 57 Vicki Morris 71 Karen Denise Morrow 57 Larry Dean Moss 71 Marion Ann Mott 29. 138. 144 Vinson Fernando Mott 57 Loralne Mullikin 43. 152 Catherine Mullins 57 Angle Murphy 43, 166 Barbara A. Murphy 43 Carol Lynn Murphy 71, 148 Tina Murphy 71. 156. 166 Carlton Murray 71 Michael R. Myers Linda Louise Myricks 29. 166. 172. 174. 179 Trade Louise Myricks 58. 167 Mike Napier 43 Thomas E. Nave 58 Beatrice Neal 43. 170 JerTy Wayne Newman 71, 139, 146 Lisa Kay Newman 43, 146 Murray Newman 29 Wanda Jean Newman 29. 146 John Curtis Newsome 71 Wanda L. Newton 29. 169. 172. 174 Barry Lee Nichols 58. 139 Coy E. Nichols 58, 151 Ricky J. Nichols 29, 141 James Nickerson Jr. 71 Jan Denise Nickerson 58. 143, 167 Amanda Verteen Nix 58 Dana J. Nix 29, 139 De loris Ann Nolan 58 Kim Nolin 71, 157. 171 lisa Nolin 58. 146 Lisa Sharon Nolin 71, 167 Steve O’Neal Norrell 43. 151. 240 Clay Martin Nunley 43. 163. 176 Walter Wayne Nunley 29. 155. 163 Deborah Lynn Oakes 71 Raleigh Oates 71 Janice Elaine Odell Mary Ogleuee 43. 176. 179 Charlie Frank O'Hearn 29 Jo Ann Olmstead 71 Bobby Ray Osbon 43. 170. 172 Julie A. Osbon 71. 172, 175 Christine M. Ovdenk 44. 154, 172, 175 Bobby Owens 44. 176. 178 Donnie Owens 29. 141 Jack Owens 44 Lisa Kim Owens 44. 172, 174 Rodney Owens Roger Keith Owens 141 Sherry Owens 71 Teresa Owens 58. 146. 166 Carmen Pace 71 George Ronold Pace Sarah Pace 71 Renee Padgett 29 Jan Denise Page 29 Randall Garris Page 71 Rodney Derrick Page 71 Janet Mave Paigs Trudy Denise Palmer 29 Debra Kay Parker 71, 170 Cynthia Gayle Parks 44. 145 Judy Ann Parks 44 Michael Parks 71 Theodore Parks 71 Charles Gary Parmer 71 Donald Parmer 71 Jean Parmer 44 Kimberly Lesha Parmer 58 Gregory Steven ParTamore 58 Neal Parramore 29. 150 Sandra Jean Parrish 58 Neal Parsons 71 Eddie Passmore 208 Glenda Passmore Gail Pate 161 Sandra Kay Pate Sharon Dianne Pate 58. 199. 179 Donna Louise Patterson 58. 142 James D. Patterson 29. 151. 155. 163 Mitchell Patterson 58 Patrick Patterson 72 Greg Thomas Patton 44. 157 Donna Payne 44, 167 Qbuui fli UaApj James Peacock Vickie V. Peacock 44 Angelia Denise Pearson 72 Bernard Pearson 30 Charles Peek 58, 172, 174 Sandra Kaye Peek 72. 172. 174 William Allen Pemberton 72. 155. 157. 158 Jack Harold Pendleton 72 James Matthew Pennington 58, 176. 178 Valisa Jean Peoples 58. 149, 150, 159. 164. 167 Jack Perkins 72 Peggy L. Perkins Charles Lee Perry 72 Chyll Perry Jerry James Perry Willie Perry 58 . 232 Evelyn Person 72 Gary Bernard Person 72 Glenn Person 58. 208 Joseph Lamar Person 58. 232 Sugata Person Alvin Peterson 58 Barbara Peterson 44 Peter James Peterson 72 Vera Darlene Peterson 72 Donny Petitt 72 Susan Denise Petty 72 Carol Anne Phillips 30 Frankie Phillips John Thomas Phillips Melvin Phillips 30 David Pierson 30. 139, 141 Cheryl Nancy Pilcher 58 Tim Pilcher 44. 138. 144 Larry Pi 11 man 44 George Steve Pitts 30, 149. 159, 196. 162 Quinton Pitts 72 Terri Jo Pitts 72 Willie Perry Pitts 58. 176. 178 Zachary Mark Pitts 58 Thomas Russle Planner 72, 154 Juanita Pollard 30 Cathy G. Pollock 44. 167 Jerry Poole 30 Joseph Angelo Porter 72 Charity Gail Powell 58 David Powell Dwayne Powell 72 Eddie Powell 72 Herbert La man Powell 58 Kenneth Alan Powell Mike Powell 72, 250 Susan Denise Powell 72 Walter Powell 72 Darrell Powers 72, 175 LeAnne Price 58. 149. 150. 156 Paula Marie Price 72. 175 Steve Price 72 Jan Denise Pridgen 72 Ann Pritchett 30. 141 Eddie Pritchett Judy Marie Pryor 58. 178 Edwin Lynn Pugh 44 Clara Irene Quattlebaum 72 James Carlton Quattlebaum 44, 240 Darlene Queen 44. 142 Kathy Quinn 44. 154 William Fredrick Rabon 30. 141. 195 Richard John Racho Harold Robert Ragster 72 Vickie Railey 30 Billy Ramsey Bobby C. Ramsey 44 Michael Ramsey 44. 151, 208 . 250 Richard D. Ramsey 44, 141 Daniel Paul Rayburn 158 Sherrie Diane Rayburn 30, 138, 144, 150, 168 Marilyn Jane Reagan Franky Reaves 72 Bohdon Redko 250 Sonia Redko 72 Debra Denise Reed 59, 156, 172, 174 Harry L. Reed 44. 149. 156. 172, 174 Sherri Lynn Reed 72. 172. 174 Edgar Joseph Reese 59. 150 . 208 Jill Reese 30. 146. 150. 182. 197. 160. 165. 168 Julie Reese 72. 146. 165 Laura Ann Reese 59 Louise Reese 30 Hank Reeves 30. 141. 150 James Edward Reeves 72 Julie Register 44. 146, 150. 159 Roy Bruce Renfroc 176, 177 Sharon Marie Renfroe 72. 199. 176, 179 Alvin Reynolds 59. 232 Donald Rhodes 30. 151, 161 Sheila Renae Rhodes 72. 179 Wanda Rhodes 30 Charlie Richardson 44 . 250. 174 Dennis B. Richardson 59. 177 Dennis James Richardson 44 Janice Richardson Mike Richardson 250 Norris Angelo Richardson 73 Perry Richardson 73 Vickie Lynn Richardson Randy R. Rickard 59 Cindy Riddick 44 Terri Riddick 73 Russell L. Riddick 30. 139. 141 Michael Riley Genni Leigh Risner 59, 48, 159. 169. 171 Pam Ritchie 73. 222. 171 Denise Robbins 44, 54 Kenny Robbins Patricia Ann Robenson 30 Kathy Roberson 73 Wendell Roberson 44, 145 Michael Bruce Roberts 44. 176, 178 Patty Roberts 170 Alton Vedson Robinson 73 Eddie Louis Robinson 73 Julene Robinson Robert Mark Robinson 59. 169 Rodney Aron Robinson 45 Ronnie Damen Robinson 45 Thomas Rodgers 59 Thomas Kyle Rodgers Angie Marie Rogers 45 Beverly Rogers 45. 143 Don Squire Rogers 59 Jimmy L. Rogers 45 Karen Rogers 45 Marilyn Marie Rogers 73 Minnie C. Rogers 73 Steve Rogers 73. 246 Tina Irene Rogers 73. 167, 171 Alfonza Rome 45 Kevin Rose 73 M. Gina Rose 30. 159 Lori Royal 73. 167 Lisa Kaye Rudisill 73. 172. 174 Eddie Rush 73 Eugene Rush 59 Deborah Ann Russell 59 Vandy D. Russell 30. 140 Debbie Sammons 31, 142, 150. 151, 160, 167 Jody Sammons 73. 222. 167 Arthur Lee Sanders 45 Jerry Sanders 59 . 232 Ollie Eugene Sanders 59 Yvonne Sanders 45 Irene Sanks 168 Patricia Ann Sanks 59 Linda F. Sapp 45 Pam Sapp 73 Julia Sauls 166 Darryl Savage 73 Julia Darlene Savls Billy Radius Schaaf 59. 176. 177 Darryl Scott 73 Gwendlon Scott 45 Johnny E. Scott 59. 232. 208 Lisa Theressa Scott 31 Barbara Jean Screws 73 Sherry Gail Schrimpshire 31, 165 Sheila Ann Seegar 59 M. Wayne Segraves Angie I. Sellers 31 Fannie Senior Penny L. Senn 59 Charles Randall Sewell 59 Connie Sue Sexton 59. 167 Thomas Dwaine Sexton 59, 176, 177 Juliet Shack 73 Roy Lee Shaidera Ernest Sharp Debra L. Sharpe 59 Kenneth E. Shaw 31, 240 Steve Shaw Sheryl Shehane 31 Danny M. Shelnutt 59 Donna Louise Shelnutt 31, 197 Paul Bernard Shelley 45, 159 Marilyn Shelly 73 Brenda Shelton 45 Darlene Shelton 31. 138. 144 Doris Elaine Shelton 73 Johnny Shelton 73 Laveme Shelton 31. 168 Marcella Shelton 159. 163 Virginia Shelton 31. 143. 166 Annie Delorise Shepherd 73, 143 James A. Sheppard 45 . 232 . 246 Josephine Sheppard 73 Jeffrey A. Shipp 73 Lee Shores 45. 139 Ronald Glenn Shores 73 Dino Shorte 73, 172, 175 Marzetta Shorts 73. 156 Carl J. Shulch 59 Larry C. Simmon 73 Carol E. Simmons 31. 196. 164. 168 Jerline Simmons 73 Paticia Ann Simmons 45. 152 Robin Denise Simmons Steve Simmons 45. 172, 174 Glenn Curits Simpkins 59 Anthony E. Simpson 45 Dondald E. Simpson 59 George R. Simpson 45. 151 Paula K. Singletary 31. 159. 160. 172. 174 Scott Singletary 73 Cleveland Singleton 59 Robert Lee Singleton 45, 224, 208 William Jane Singleton 73. 198 Bobby Lea Skeen 73. 146. 167 Kimberly Ann Skidmore 45 Steve Slaughter 73 Thomas K. Slay 59 Joyce Renee Smallwood 45, 169 Annetia Smith 73 Billy Wayne Smith 31. 149. 150, 197 Mitchell Rutledge 73 Greg Rutherfourd 73 Michael David Sadler 73. 170. 172. 175 Carolyn Smith 73 Chris Smith 73 Darlene Smith 168 David Smith 45, 152, 157 Debra Ann Smith 73 Frances Jeanine Smith 73 Freddie Wayne Smith 31, 148, 150. 193. 162. 168 Gary LaDon Smith 73 Jerry Tom Smith 45 John Joseph Smith John L. Smith Katrina K. Smith 73. 62. 176 Kimberly Gale Smith 46 Larry Edwin Smith Lora Smith 73. 146, 158 Mamie Smith 31 Patty Smith 46 Regina Elise Smith Robert Gary Smith 46 . 208, 172, 175. 177 Robert Selvln Smith 73. 62 Rozzell Smith 74 Sheila Dianne Smith 46 Susan A. Smith 59 Sylvia Wordena Smith 74. 143 Teresa Smith 46. 157 Timothy Smith 74 Tracy S. Smith Vivian L. Smith Cynthia Samoan Snead 74. 166. 171 Ernest Snead Bobby Snelling 46 Jerry Lee Snider 74 Jimmy D. Snider 59 Albert Snipes 46 Barry Lee Sobasky 59 John Stephen Sobasky 31, 169 Tim Craig Spain 59 Janice Faye Spears 32. 141 Kerriedia Lynnee Spencer 32. 142, 151. 166. 168 Mattie Debra Spencer 74 Pamela D. Spencer 59. 166 Thaddeus Tyrone Spencer 59 William Jeffrey Spires 74 Debra Spivey 32. 147, 149. 154, 158. 192 . 203. 166 Del mas Spivey 46 Luke Edward Sprouse 74 Patricia Stanley 46 Denise D. Stapleton 59. 157 Jerry Stark 59 Barbara Ann Starks 74 Larry Starks 143 Debra Ann Starling 32. 154, 157, 172. 174 Gail Ramona Starling 74, 172. 174 Roger Dale Starling 74. 170. 172. 175 Sammy G. Starling 32. 141 Vemessa De loris Staton 46 William Staton 46 Mary L. Stephens 46. 167 Mamie Bonita Stevens 32. 144. 149 Barbara Stewart 46, 167 Venessa Dianne Stewart 32, 146. 167 Nelson Stincman 32 Estelle E. Stinson 46 James Neil Stone 74 Kenneth I. Storey 59. 154. 155 Travis Eugene Storey 32 Tina Siotler 74. 154. 156. 158 Glenda Ann Streater 59 Bertha G. Street 59. 179 Donna Sue Strickland 32 James David Strickland 74. 175 Larry Strickland 46 282 Mary Gwen Strickland 59 Mitchell Ray Strickland 59. 172. 174 Vicki Lynn Strickland 32 Frieda Marie Stringfellow 74 Darrell Stroy 46 , 232 , 246 Andrew Manuel Stubbs Janet E. Stubbs 32 Robert Suggs 32. 141 Roger K. Suggs 59 Daniel Edward Summers 172. 174 Daniel W. Summers 32, 139 Gary Marciel Sutton Rosemary Sutton 32. 138, 142, 144, 147. 160 Shelia Sutton 74 Willette Renata Sutton John Swanion 74 Gail Swanson 74 Susan Patricia Swcatt 32, 148. 193. 162 Ethel Mae Swindle 46 Thomas L. Swindle Linda Sue Swygert 46. 146. 149, 158. 190 Bill Anthony Tadio 74 Betty Ann Talley David L. Talley 74 Ernest Tarver 74 Rene Tarver 59 Craig S. Tate 59 Johnny K. Tate 60 Alonzo Taylor Alonzo Gerry Taylor 60 Annette Taylor 33. 143, 146, 166 Bobby Taylor 74 Cheryl Taylor 33 Ozie Pearl Taylor 74. 167. 176 Sharon K. Taylor 33. 167 Vickie D. Taylor 60. 146. 156. 188. 166 Terry M. Teal 46 Thomas Teal 60 Jacquelyn Gaye Teasley 60. 149 Kim Teasley 74. 148. 157. 166 Lisa Teal 60 Chilita A. Terry 46. 148. 165. 166 Dewey Elvin Tew 33 Keith Thaxton 74. 157, 250 Walter K. Thaxton 33. 151 Archievamon Kim Thomas 74 Barbara Ann Thomas 74 Betty Thomas 33. 168, 178 Calvin Thomas 176 Carol Lynn Thomas 60. 176 Cindy Kay Thomas 46 Christine Annette Thomas Eddie Thomas 46 Gail Thomas 74 Jimmie Lee Thomas Linda Thomas 75 Nathaniel Thomas Robbie Jean Thomas 46. 154 Roddrick Thomas 60 Timothy Thomas Vanessa P. Thomas 46. 166 Willie Thomas 75 Deborah Thompson 60 Bill William Thompson 60. 175. 172, 175 Francis Joe Thompson 74 John M. Thompson 74 Roger Eugene Thompson Tammy Shelia Thompson 60. 166 Jimmy Ray Thome 60 Benjamin Grady Thornton 60 Charlotte V. Thornton Jausha Rosa Thornton Kelli Lisa Thornton 60. 170 Marie Thornton 170 Phillip Thornton 74 Jack Thorton 60 Jeffrey Threatt 60 Ronald Jerome Threatt Patsy D. Thrift 46. 145 Malana D. Thrower 75 Pamela Jane Thrower 46, 145 Joyce Thurman 75 Shelia Diane Thurman Lynne Tidwell 75. 146 Phyllis Sharon Tilley 46. 163 Cynthia Denise Tillotson 33, 145, 146. 165 Penny Louise Todd Lillian Deloise Toney 75 Michael Toney 75 Nancy E. Toney 60, 150, 167 Pearce Toney 75 Wayne Hewitt Toney 33. 150 Linda Darlene Toole 60 Victoria Margaret Topper Royce E. Townson33. 150, 151, 203, 174. 172, 174 David Wayne Trade 60 Pamela Elaine Trant 75, 148, 179 Ada Trawick 75 Cunis Donald Trawick 75 Ricky Joe Trawick Katie Irene Trivett 60. 198, 175. 176. 179 Andrew Bryan Truett 33. 147, 149. 182. 189 . 204. 193 . 203. 160 Gary Evan Truett 46. 150. 152, 156. 189. 205. 191 Tom Truett 60. 146, 148, 156 Thelma Jean Tucker 75 Irvin Tull 47. 139 Mary Neva Tumage 47 David Leroy Turnbull Cheryl Michelle Turner 75. 199, 179 Deborah Kay Turner 47 Denise Turner 75. 157 Joe Li we Turner 73 Sharon Joyce Turner 60 Bill Tye Jeff Donald Tyner 47 Daniel Solomon Underwood 47. 198. 176 Danny Underwood 60 David Samson Underwood 172. 175. 176 Patricia Carol Underwood Antonie Upshaw 33 Carmen Upshaw 60 Ernest Roy Upshaw Marshall Upshaw Velma De loris Urspruch 60 Tina Louise Vale 47, 159 Dale Deland Vasquez 60 Larry D. Vaughn 33. 151 Kathy Veasley 60. 142, 166 Luis Velez 75. 208 Vessie Maria Velez 60. 167. 179 Dawn LaRae Vinson 60. 149. 156. 167 Kim Vinson 75. 156. 166 Willie Rose Vinson 33. 138. 143, 144. 187. 166 Deloris Wade 75 Gary Richard Wade 75. 139 Jan Wages 75. 146 Richard F. Wages 33. 140. 147 Mike Walden 60 Margie Katrina Waldrep 75 Curtis Lewis Walker Cynthia Walker 47 Dcandra Felice Walker 75. 179 Julian Mather Walker 47 Marretta Walker 75, 179 Ray Field Walker Ronnie Lamar Walker 60 S. Vanessa Walker 167 Sherry Lynn Walker 47 Scott Wall Vickie A. Walls 60 Darryl Walsh 75 William J. Waltman James Gerald Waltmen 60 Arvella Marie Walton John Walton 47 Kenneth Lamar Walton Wylene V. Walton 47. 169 A. Jenita Ward 60 Shelia Jeanene Ward 75 Charlie J. Ware 34. 140 Danette Warrick 75 Mae Effie Washington 75 Belinda Ellen Watford 60. 159. 172. 174 Tami L. Watford 60. 156 Alan Reid Watson 75, 174. 177, 178 Danny Robert Watson Roy Nathan Watson 60 Sandra Watson 75 Steven R. Watson 34, 141 Sue Elaine Watson 34. 149, 150. 151. 195. 203. 160. 172. 174 Michael Watt 34. 145 Eddie Wearner 75 Edith Weaver 60. 175 Gwendolyn Chcnlse Weaver 61. 146. 167 Lance Weaver Kay Webb 47. 141 Mark Anthony Webb 61 Jesse C. Webster 75 Colly Weed 76 Rickey Weeks 47. 240 Timothy Keith Weeks 61. 150, 208. 165 Beth Weems 166 David Weidick 61 Greg Allen Weidick 61 Jacob Weldon 34 . 208 . 246. 198 Mark A. Werner 61. 208 Stewart Edward Werner 34. 140 Adolphus West 208 Nancy West 76 Mike Paul Wetzel 47. 140 Mark Whaley 76. 176. 177 Christine Whatley 47 Jeffery Whiddon 76 John Whiddon 47. 140 Danny Whitaker 76 Candy D. White 76 Cynthia Lynn White 47. 159 Nollie White 208 Pamela White 34. 163 Rick White 76 Sandra Lynn White 61 Tina Lacretia White Donna Whitehead 167 Flaline Whitehead 47 Karen Whitehead 76 Sandra Yvonne Whitehead 61 Theresa Annette Whitehead 76 Keith Whitley 76. 163 Regina Lee Whitley 61 Steve Whitley 34 Donna Whitman 76. 175 Victor Fontain Wicks Charles Wike 34 Joey W. Wilbanks 61. 208 Bertha Wilber 47 Billy Glenn Wilbom 34. 177 Joyce Yvonna Wilbom 76 Connie Lynn Wilkerson 76 Alfred Darnell Williams 141 Arlinda Williams 61 Barbara Ann Williams 76. 143 Bertha M. Williams 34 Bobby Williams 61 Cedric Barrett Williams 76 Connie Bemethia Williams 167 Darrell Williams 34 Dianna Christine Williams 34. 142, 146. 194. 162. 168 Gregory Lee Williams 76 Jacqueline Williams 34. 138. 144. 184. 166 James D. Williams 34. 140. 150. 160. 168 John C. Williams 76 Johnny Lee Williams 76. 170 Joseph Lee Williams 76. 170 Lorenzo Trent Williams 76 Mark R. Williams 61 Norma Williams 47 Patricia Ann Williams 76 Phillip Bryan Williams 47. 150 Radiant Dawn Williams 76 Randy Lonnoris Williams 76 Robert Williams 35 Roger Williams Sandra Jean Williams 35. 141. 166 Sonia Renee Williams 47 Thomas Jeffery Williams 76 Valerie Williams 47 Willie Williams 76 Belinda Gail Williamson 76 Ricky Williamson 47. 169 Charisse Ann Willis 47. 166 Clarence Willis 61. 202. 172. 175 Jay Fuller Willis 35, 151. 172. 174 John H. Willis 35 Leigh Anne Willis 61 Mark J. Willis 35 Ronnie Lee Willis 35 Anita Wilson 143. 151 Gwendolyn Wilson John Daren Wilson 76. 172. 175 Marina Wilson 61. 157 Marquerite Wilson 61 Ricky Wilson 76 Teresa Lynn Wilson 47. 150. 165, 172. 174 Mark R. Windham 35. 139 Elizabeth Diane Winget 61 Michael David Winglett 77 James H. Winkle 47 Myra Joyce Winslett Susie Ann Winslett 35. 141, 176 Sharon Wise Sheila Leann Wise 47 Rhonda Jay Wombolt 47 Alan Wood 77 William Sanford Wood 35. 150. 151. 172. 174 Tony C. Woodard 61 Vicki Leigh Woodruff 35, 142, 150, 165. 167, 168 Woody Woodruff 61 Janice L. Woods 47 Benitha Word 77 Bobbie Jean Worrell 35 Dennis Howard Woyke 61 Barbara Denise Wright 47 Darryl Wright 61 Elaine Wright 179 James Wright Sherry Lynn Wright 47 Tim Wayne Wright 61 Tony Amess Wright 35 Susan Elaine Wyatt 61. 170 Cynthia Jill Wynn 47. 146. 150. 165. 166 Jessie Wytte 77 wniiam Scott Zimmerman 47, 159 . 208 Deborah Zuback 77 Billy Paul Zucchelli 77. 152, 159. 208 f W A f P nj 6 t 0 t t O' W Painting, gardening, and collecting fine plateware are favorite hobbies of Mrs. Helen Hayes. She ended her fifteen- year teaching career in 1975 after having taught English at Jordan High since 1960. Mrs. Hayes, who served as advisor for the Frank C. David Chapter of the National Honor Society, was named STAR teacher during her years at Jordan. Mrs. Hayes attended Hendrix College in Arkansas, and the University of Georgia. She has been married for forty years. She and her husband, Colonel Hayes, have one son, Jack, who is a professor at Mississippi Medical School. They also have three grandchildren. Mr. J. C. Easterling taught at Jordan High a total of fifteen years. The first ten years of his service were spent in teaching physical science and physics. The latter five years he served as the night school principal. Mr. Easterling, who holds a Masters of Science degree in secondary education, attended Birmingham-Southern College, Georgia Southern College, Mercer University, and Georgia State University. In his leisure time, he enjoys fishing and hunting. He resides near Ozark, Alabama, and is a member of the First Congrega- tional Methodist Church, of Ozark. He serves as a teacher and Sunday School Superintend- ent. 284 Socializing with friends is one of Mrs. Nelliree Knowles’ greatest pleasures in life. She enjoys caring for her house plants, reading, and watching television as well. She is a member of her church choir. Mrs. Knowles grew up in Columbus and started teaching in 1954. Twenty-one of her twenty-three teaching years were spent at Jordan, where she taught basic mathematics. Mrs. Knowles, a recipient of two National Foundation Scholar- ships, studied at Auburn Uni- versity, Florida State Univer- sity, Tift College, and the Uni- versity of South Carolina. Mrs. Imogene Presley retired in 1975 after having contributed 35 years to secondary educa- tion. She began with Jordan in 1936 at the old Columbus Indus- trial High School (Jordan's fore- runner). In 1950, she stopped teaching. Six years later she returned to Jordan and taught there until her retirement. While at Jordan she instructed students in French and business education. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in French and attended the Mississippi State College for women. A forty-year resident of Columbus, Georgia, Mrs. Pres- ley has one daughter, Miss Jan Presley, who is a teacher at Jor- dan. Mrs. Presley enjoys read- ing, cooking, and playing the piano, as well as traveling with her friends. 285 7k Lights ofr Pie doiw iMaiutiuife 286 288