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

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,, 1 ..12?ifm-' 4 ' ew- t . , ,- J 1 ff I A . H . if M., . 'W We p' A A-v J9' , v A y 1 A ef? C 3 ' 'T 'C--, V ezeezf--me Wm W f.. 4 , Opposite Page -- Lower Right: While working in the community, Ronda Fondren is influencing future Changes in Columbus. Upper Left: In order to increase industrial and trade activity, the Columbus Chamber of Commerce remodeled the old Iron Workepinto a neWr1oCOlumbus Iron Worksllllnnven- tioriand Trade Center. C I eeuCC e r Lower Left: Development in northern Columbus increased as the populaf tion expanded and moved out. Lower Right: Catching the attention of passing motmeezsuron the new highm way I-185, businessmen created new food, gas and lodging services. 1 x

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Activities in the city have an affect on us as students and citizens of Columbus. Growing larger in one respect while retrogressing in another, the cityys changes influence our present and future lives. While areas in the north are being developed, activity in other areas is declining. The down- town area, which began declining economically several years ago, is being rejuvenated along with the Historic Dis- trict. The new Columbus Iron Works Convention and Trade Center was built to bring more industrial activity into the Columbus area. Changing for better or worse, is a decision we will face when we hold a place in the future of our. . . Community. Upper Right: Although renovation of the declining areas of downtown have begun, there still remains a large portion of dilapidated build- ings. Lower Left: While certain older downtown areas are depreciating in value, concerned citizens are seeking to revitalize the Historic District. K

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IEIfit i1ig fo0ds which are nui 15itious Eis Somethingl that Sharon Pugh and Keith Qflpepper have in c ommOI1- 1 Lower Left: Duri t1g the physical edu- catibn C1asses students are re uired . Q A fi to dQ-Vg-1rious exercises to keep in shape. 4 'W