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

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We See Thru Christ Although Christmas is a time for fun, laughter, and gifts, it is also a time for silent moments, quiet con- templation, love, and forgiveness. Religious Emphasis Week pointed out to MA students this important, but often forgotten meaning. The Student Council who sponsored this event strived to show the reli- gious side of Christmas in the vari- ous activities they planned. Each morning the Bible class gave a significant devotional over the in- tercom during homeroom. The' as- sembly programs were the mix- tures of group singing, emphasizing togetherness, prayer, and silent rejoicing. i Q jamie Howard shows her Christmas spirit as she carefully places her class ornament on the tree. These Spanish students seem quite amused by Mrs. Forrers' futile efforts to burst the pihata. Proud mothers and teachers look on as Santa pays a visit to the second grade class. 30 l m 1.

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of Q iiii A combination of amateurs and pros hold their breath as the next number is called at the bingo table. The Holiday booth offers a variety of items for the enthusiastic crowd. Lisa McCain tests her shooting ability at MA's newest and most popular festival attraction-the Basket Throws. This is my third try and still not a single fish! - ilr T R

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Sitting Indian style in the front lobby, these se- nior high students listen with intent interest to the meaningful program. Mike Robinson and Regina McGinty express their Christian attitude about Christmas through their beautiful music. linnie Webster gives Diane Whatley a helping hand as she places the seventh grade ornament on the tree. EW