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

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MARGARET A. PHILLIPS A.B. In 1957 Mrs. Phillips came to Lanier Jr. from Bruce Elementary School where she taught and served as secretary. She is a Macon product and obtained her degree from Wesleyan. Her subjects are English, math, and history, and she likes to read and sew. She has four children, two sons, one married, and two daughters, one married with a baby daughter. MRS. C. M. BROWN B.S. Mrs. Brown came to us in January of this year to replace Mrs. Claire Hickey who moved with her husband to another location. Before coming here, she taught at Crawford County High in her native community. Now in her six- teenth year of teaching, Mrs. Brown has two daughters and one son. She received her degree from the Women ' s College of Georgia, and counts as her hobbies, music and fishing.

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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.

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RAY LATIMER A.B., M. Ed. Mr. Latimer is one of the teachers who began teaching at Lanier Junior when the school first opened in 1949 having taught in the same room (134) for the fifteen years. He hails from Atlanta, Georgia and attended an Air Force Flight Training School, University of Tennessee, and Mercer University. He is married and has a daughter, Linda, four. A teacher of English, he is, also, advisor of the FISHBOWL, the school yearbook. He is an active follower of all sports, but golf is the favorite. EVELYN STUART A.B. A new teacher, English, at Lanier Jr. this year, Mrs. Stuart was born in Albany, Georgia, but later moved to Dalton. Schooled at Tift College and Women ' s College of Georgia, she majored in French and obtained her degree. Hobbies include cooking, tennis, and horseback riding.