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

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ELLIS E. HAINES B.S. Mr. Haines came to us from Lanier Senior in 1953 and except for a brief tenure in another school system, he has taught industrial arts here since. Born in Macon, he attended the local schools, including Lanier Sr. , and afterwards Georgia Southern College. He is married and has a boy 10, and a girl 7. Woodworking and electronics are his hobbies. MISS HILDA BEGGS A.B., M.R.E. A science teacher at Lanier Jr. since 1959, Miss Beggs was previously engaged in youth work. She is a local product having attended schools in Bibb County and also Mercer University where she earned the B.S. degree. She received the Master of Religious Ed- ucation from Southern Baptist Seminary. In addition to her teaching duties, she is the advisor of the Junior Hi-Y at our school. She likes swimming, fishing, sports of all types, and raising tropical fish.

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VIRGINIA S. WALTON B.S. Before coming to Lanier Jr. in 1962 to teach English and science, Mrs. Walton was instructor in physical education for girls in Bibb County Elementary schools. She has attended Georgia State Univer- sity, Columbia State U., Vanderbilt U., and Mercer U. She has two daughters, both of whom are college students. Cooking, gardening, and sports are other interests. MARIAN E. JONES A.B., M.A. Mrs. Jones is another teacher who came to this school when it first opened in 1949. A teacher of science in room 144, she is a native of Barnesville, Georgia. Before coming to Lanier Jr. , she taught at Wesleyan Conservatory, and is a former librarian at Gordon Military College. She obtained her A.B. degree from Wesleyan and her Master ' s from Mercer University. She has a married daughter who has three children. Hobbies include writing and gardening. ! I As i ' Se I Br 105 106 k i ' ' Pd nts pt, IM EuM - n K. «. W ! ' W ' '

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WARREN R. LEWIS B.S. A. Like Mr. Joyner, above, Mr. Lewis is a former student at Lanier Jr. and now a staff member with some of those who formerly taught him. He is the son of the first principal of Lanier Junior having attended while his father, W. L. LEWIS, was at the helm. A member of the industrial arts department, he teaches woodworking and metal shop. Coming to us in 1959, he is a graduate of the University of Georgia, is married and has two children, a boy and a girl, and he likes to fish and hunt. JERRY L. JOYNER Another of our industrial arts teachers, Mr. Joyner is not only a local boy who attended Bibb County schools, but attended Lanier Junior, and is now associated with some of his former teachers at Lanier Jr. He teaches draw- ing and leathercraft and has been with us since 1959. He attended Georgia Southern College, and hobbies include fishing, and all phases of industrial arts. He is married and has a dauahter.