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

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FRIENDSHIP Of all the memories I have of my high school years, friendships seem to be the most important. I can re- member sitting down with my best friend and telling her all of my prob- lems, which seemed so insignificant after we talked. She always seemed to be able to smooth out all of the little tragic wrinkles that occurred in everyday life. Not only could we trust each other with our deepest secrets and serious thoughts, but also we could entertain each other with our humor and understanding. Friendships seemed to be one of the most fulfilling parts of high school, and I know that the true friendships will never die. Student Life 23 Middle right: Choosing the right clothes is a hard decision for Denise Hill and Jennifer Brightwcll. Bottom left: Window shopping helps Paige Lassiter and Michele Young enjoy their time together. Top left: Lisa Watson and Angie Fuller have a talk while Fishing at the park.

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FASHION “What arc you going to wear?” I remem- ber hearing that phrase every weekend and always hearing the same answers. I liked being fashionable and keeping up with the latest styles, but it got to be rather expen- sive. I soon learned to add a few of my own personal touches to create a bit of individ- uality but still managed to stay with the “modern look.” Opposite page: Top left: Cliff White Opposite page: Top right: Christi Motsen- bockcr Opposite page: Middle left: Long dangling earrings could often be seen frequently at Jordan. Opposite page: Middle: Twist-a-Bcads were popular in all colors. Opposite page: Bottom left: Mcme Walls Opposite page: Bottom right: Karla Parmer and Jodi Kurtz Top left: Annette Robinson Bottom left: Coleman Orr Middle: “Vanns” were popular this year for girls as well as boys. Bottom middle: Getting into the new-wave style, lacy gloves could be found on the hands of many girls. Bottom right: Kim Funderburk and Melissa Bennett. Student Life 25