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

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Jordon Vocolionol High School l Columbus, Georgio 31904 l Volume 42 RED JACKET 1979 Yea f R dJ l

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Excitement of our first day brought memories of the previous years. The freshmen, however, found themselves in a completely new environment. Their enthusiasm soon proved them to be official Red Jackets. Returning students and new stue dents discovered one important change that elicited various respon- ses. Homeroom was held in the audi- torium where teachers checked their rolls, made announcements, and all present saluted the flag. This style of homeroom was established to prevent classroom interruptions, and to pro- vide for announcements and for class activities. With the county-wide reassignment plan students were sent to Jordan from other area high schools. Former Jordan students were transferred to Shaw High School or other area sec- ondary schools. Although this pro- gram may have created an enigma, youth had the will to adapt. New friends and a new environment became the spirit of '79 - the dawn of a new year.