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

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Stcir Student The Star Student is the senior who achieves the highest score in his school on the SAT. Also, the student must be unmarried, must be in the upper ten per- cent of his class, and must be taking at least two units per day. Jordan's 1979 STAR Student, Charles Dean, acquired the honor with a score of 1280 on the SAT administered in June of 1978. Spon- sored by the Georgia State Chamber ot Commerce, the STAR program is to honor and recognize outstanding stu- dents and teachers. Each STAR student must select one teacher who he feels has contributed the most to his education. Charles' choice Mrs. Rachel Harrell is a United States History teacher who has taught at Jordan for twenty years. Both Charles and Mrs. Harrell were honored at a school assembly on February 14. TWH A ?,,,.,'

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gg in '1iA f an ii if - 4 Upper left: Guy Bland and Cindy Barley. Right: Allson Talbot and Curtls Paul. Lower left: Cathy Crumpler and Davld Townson l

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P The Nlost Representative Students of each grade are selected among the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes. From these classes, each teacher nominates one student who he feels is highly representative. The boy and girl from each grade with the highest number of nominations received are selected as most repre- sentative of their class, Upper left: Cathy Crumpler and Curtis Paul, Juniors. Bottom left: Tracy Duck and Stuart Lewis, Soph- omores, Bottom right: Raymond Peterson, and Holly Lovett, Freshmen. 'nil Nw.. ....,,,-,,,l