Macon Academy - Lance and Shield Yearbook (Tuskegee, AL)

Page 101 text:

Mrs. Woodall's desk is proof enough of all the time consuming work she does. If you want a math problem worked, Mrs. Tucker will ensure a correct answer. Our school linguist, Mrs. Segrest, can teach anyone to speak a foreign language. Mrs. Simpson smiles at an answer given to her by an American History student. Athletic director, Coach Wilson, rechecks the basketball schedule.

Page 100 text:

FACU LTY ln spite of all the indurate work she must do, headmaster, Mrs. Hostetter, is always willing to halt and help a student. Mrs. Spratlin, treasurer of the school, organizes her financial files. Mrs. Oswalt, the school secretary, chuckles as she checks out a student. The faculty members of MA are ar- duous workers in the field of higher education. They strive to bring across to their students the most pertinent facts pertaining to their academic subjects. We should all look at the time and work put in by faculty mem- bers. Being the first at school in the morning, our faculty gets the ball roll- ing. They check to make sure that the school utilities are functioning prop- erly, and they also serve as duty offi- cers watching the children unload from the buses and reloading in the afternoon. We should also give them special consideration about school work and homework. Sometimes we take for granted that they have noth- ing to do, but we have to realize that they must do the same work plus take extra time to plan the next-day's activities.

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A new addition to the faculty, Mrs. Ingram, stimulates the interest in her History pupils. Mrs. Corbitt points out a difficult stanza to her piano student. Mrs. Cook, librarian, gives a hearty smile as she locates a research book for a student. Mr. Edwards, music and senior English, prac- tices on his next selection for Glee Club.