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

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Mrs. Varner prepares to start another class day with her third grade. Mrs. johnson avails herself to help any of her fourth grade students. Mrs. Letcher encourages her fourth grade stu- dents to enrich their vocabulary by reading more books. 101

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Mrs. Godwin admires some of her sixth graders' art work. Mrs. Edwards exemplifies the expression of a pleased teacher over her sixth graders' grades. Mr. Rentz teaches one of the many uses of the metric system to his fifth graders. Miss Sharpe helps one of her students with 5th grade English homework. Happiness and admiration for Mrs. Vaughan are part of the atmosphere in her third grade room.

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U LTY F Mrs. Davis always seems to find time to listen to amusing stories told by her second grade. Miss Hurt smiles with satisfaction of having completed an- other day's work. Mrs. Hornsby finds that music is a good way to keep the first graders occupied. As she gets ready to read an afternoon story to her first grade, Mrs. Boody takes time to flash a big smile. l sit its si it .i-.t..,s.a '