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

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A Q wi ' - P ,,.ai.aiii..,al .fs -, ., 5 Clubs Encour- age Future lntersts Serving as substitutes for L School teachers, the members of FTA gained valuable teaching e ence and a vague reality of the pects of teaching. By stamping, stacking, and busy, the student librarians proved be a great asset to Mrs. Cook as acquired the skills of an librarian. 1st, Betty jean Law, Kathy Sistrunk, Brenda jack- son, jane Sheppard, Brenda Bentley, jenny Parker, Kathi Thomas, Leigh Randall, Pam Dunn, Sara jane Torbert. 2nd, Mrs. Sullens, Les- lie Cohn, Meg Graham, jane Edwards, Becky Hall, Nancy McGhar, Debra Spratlin, Patti john- ston, Diane Massey, Sharon Moore, Cindy Af- fleck, Vicki Taylor, Pam Morgan, Debbie Whatley. jst, Cyd Kitchens, Cindy Affleck, Patti johnston, janice Barfield, Wanda Streetman, Mikki Woodall, janet Sears. 2nd, jenny Parker, julie Carroll, Pam Anderson, Ginny Austin, Vicky Phillips, Mrs. Cook, Terry Sadler, Renee Payne, Stephen Foster, Lisa Bufford, Beth Vail.

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K IGHT LIGHTS PlcTuREsQuE An organization designed to please and amuse MA students is the Knight Lights. Published once every two months, the MA newspaper is infor- mational, picturesque, and is a prod- uct of laborious endeavors. Under the capable leadership, Mrs. Segrest and Editor, Leslie Cohn, Knight Lights is definitely an asset to MA. At a Knight Lights meeting Leslie, the editor, distributes the assignments. Sara lane and Peggye eat steadily as they attend the newspaper staff meeting. Leslie confers with Mrs. Segrest about selling ads. is ' lime tx. ,,., mm. , 1st, Susan Floyd, Cammie Cook, Teresa Rotten, lane Edwards, Leslie Cohn, Debbie Whatley, loanna Supple, Daria Sharpe, Peggye Meng, 2nd, George Williams, Penny Streetman, Brendalackson, Debbie Pritchett, Kathy Sis- trunk, Lynn Long, Crys Hood, Diane Massey, Margaret Ann Walters, 3rd, Betty jean Law, Kathy Smith, Peggy Griswold, lane Sheppard, Brenda Bentley, jenny Parker, Kathi Thomas, Melissa Guthrie, Debbie jackson, 4th, Mrs. Segrest, Leigh Randall, Pam Morgan, Sara lane Torbert, Pam Dunn, Mary Ruth Davis, Cathy Ledbetter, Gwen Parton. 8'l

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MA Club Escapes to Disney World Consisting of lettered athletes and varsity cheerleaders, the MA club has displayed a combination of good sportsmanship and winning attitudes. ln an effort to strengthen the Club's bank account and help towards the Club's first trip to Disney World, the members worked hours selling Rex Cleaner and managing the concession stand during home basketball games. Stevie Holloway really seems absorbed in the topic of discussion of a FTA meeting. President of FTA, Meg Graham, goes through the procedure of hopscotch as her student girls contemplate on attempting the task themselves. What's this? Bringing Coach jimmy In??? Wouldn't you agree that President, Buddy Youngblood, is really dressed for the occasion? lst, Debbie Pritchett, Brenda jackson, Kathy Sistrunk, Cyrs Hood, Penny Streetman, Diane Massey, Lynn Long, Cindy Faust. 2nd, Michael Whatley, Glenn Tompkins, Frank Smith, Walter Vail, Kim Davis, Buddy Youngblood, lack lohn- Ston, john Varner, joey Smith. 3rd, Tony Oswalt, Bobby Sadler, David Vann, Blake Bentley, Billy Segrest, Mike Ingram, Gregg Self, Frankie Lock- lar, Gary Grant, Robert Baker, Les Hayes, Danny Dennis. 4th, Al Vann, Winfred Cox, Steve Torbert, David Beezley, Ray Hall, jimmy Graham, jere Graham, Robert Rutherford, Danny Hall, Darry Kilpatrick, Ricky Williams. Q