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

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Top left: This year, Jordans wrestling team was asked to compete in the Hardaway Invitational Wrestling Tournament, and eight students from Jordan were recognized for their victories. These students were awarded trophies accord- ing to the following categories, First Row: Tommy Lane, third, Mark Massey, third. Second Bow: Curtis Adams, third, Eddie Weaver, Fifth, George Parker, second, Norris Clark, third. Not Pictured: James Chaney, third, John Smith, fourth. Top right: Working out and training has proved to be beneficial to Marshall Arts winner Henry Lane. Since the age of six, Henry has studied the Marshall Arts which helped him earn his seventh degree Black Belt in Sholain and win the Presidential Sports Award for Kung-Fu, Karate and Judo. .....,.a...-.4 A4 -4,1 45 ' X ' N. wg ,.. , va.-iv O4 Bottom: Jordan's cheerleaders, Kim Kelley, Sharon Culpepper, Tracy Duck, Cathy Crumpler, P Vickie Holland were Awarded a trophy at the Football Banquet for their support during the football aula Fisher, Lis season. .5 'F S355 a Mills, Tonja Bohnak, Leslie Crumpler, and fic xii

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Illl 1 I I it x A, CVM., x ,, ,,..,,,,. Lower left: Sheet Metal - First Place, Ricky Cummings, Second Place, Reggie Boddie, v A , lltt1l , f v,' ' 1-e-Mm f Mali FAIR WINNERS: Upper left: Architectural Draw- ing - First Place, Keith Simmons, Second Place, Elmer McClung, Third Place, Victor Flor- ence, Fourth Place, Dennis Osbon, Fifth Place, Joey Ivy, Sixth Place, Norman Massey, Seventh Place, Jim Daniels. Upper right: Wood shop - First Place, Blaine Smith, Second Place, Steve Bell, Third Place, Greg Buckner. ll Lower right: Mechanical Drawing - First Place, Caroline Wade, Second Place, Jimmy Jones Third Place, Tommy Barnes, Fourth Place Chris Strzelecki, Fifth Place, Henry Tanner, Sev enth Place, Tommy Hickman, Eighth Place, Phil Cook, and Ninth Place, Robert Stewart. Not pic- tured: Sixth Place, Tim Rogers.

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Bottom: Daryl Walsh, the One Hundred Percent Award, Phil Cook, the One Hundred Percent Award, Doug Crouch, Most Versatile, Keith Maddox, Most Valuable Receiver, Bill Gafford, Academic Award, Ricky Grimes, Most Valuable NN., X Upper left: Ray Brown received a trophy for the best offensive linebacker, Ricky Grimes, the outstanding offensive running back, and Mike Curevich, the best defensive tackle. Upper right: At the Football Banquet Nollie White received the Pop McCaghron Award. AQ ff Offensive Back, Bud Adams, Most Valuable Spe- cial Teams and Co-captain, Flobert Smith, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman, Nollie White, Most Courageous, Mike Curevich, Coaches' Award, Don McGee, Golden Helmet Award, Ray Peter- son, Most Valuable Defensive Back, Raymond Willis, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman, David Capers, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman, John Phillips, Most Valuable Defensive Linea man,