Lanier Junior High School - Fishbowl Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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G. LEWIS WRIGHT A.B. Mr. Wright, who hails from Hapeville, Georgia, came to Lanier Jr. in 1957 as a physical education instructor and coach. He now teaches civics and English and is the advisor of the Junior High Journal, the school newspaper. He obtained his A.B. degree at Mercer University. He is married, and his wife Jean teaches at Elsworth Hall Elementary School. He has an active interest in all sports, and is quite a chess player. Also, he is known as the haberdasher at Gents Shop. MRS. TOM PORTER A.B. A teacher of math and English in our school since 1951, Mrs. Porter was born in Macon and attended the local schools, and Mercer University. She is the wife of the principal of Lanier Senior High, has two children, a son at the University of Georgia, and a daughter at Miller. She likes to read, knit, work crossword puzzles, and play bridge. She is a former advisor for the Student Council.

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ELIZABETH LEWIS A.B., M. Ed. A teacher of Latin at Lanier Jr. since 1962, Mrs. Lewis previously taught at Winship. She was born in Macon and attended the local schools as well as Wesleyan and Mercer University. She is also a sewing and cooking enthusiast, and has two sons, one attending col- lege. KATHERINE FITE A.B. A product of Paducah, Kentucky, Mrs. Fite came to our school during the winter as a replacement for Nancy Steinfeldt who moved to Miami, Florida with her husband. Teaching English and math, she likes square- dancing, and bridge. She obtained her degree from Mercer University, and has one son, Chris, who is a stu- dent at Lanier Jr.

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MISS KAREN CLIFTON A.B. Coming to our school in 1962 after having taught at Gordon High School, and in Decatur, Georgia for two years, Miss Clifton returned to her native community. She was schooled in the local system and matriculated to Mercer University where she received her degree. Other than teaching math, her interest lies in music and playing bridge. fyX ' ' . MILDRED B. CHAPMAN A.B. Born in Omega, Georgia, Mrs. Chap- man came to Mercer University where she earned her degree, and decided to make Macon her home. She came to Lanier Jr. in 1957 from Cynthia Weir Elementary School. Previous to this she taught briefly at Warner Robins. She teaches history, is advisor of the Chess Club, and likes to fish. She has two sons, one. Bill, is a student at Lanier Jr.