Central High School - Pegasus Miller Lanier Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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WATCHED YOU GROW AND CHANGI S T TO THE 1963 ANNUAL STAFF lored pictures and unique id harmony, contrast and bal- compliment advised you but also an kind of work “Lanier le of doing

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integrity should teaching and example has shown us to | life 1 he H. S. LASSETER “he never spoke } this one gentleman om this on He possessed an enlightened vision, He Was youth to meet the challenge of the fi iture ind was loved and respected by all who And finally from one He was wise We Who Prof was When I think of Mr a man IN MEMORIAM influenced by him out him and we r Of sports of perfection him and loved him pe wer»re left out me Id | our lives more carefully into the pattern which his be a way of love and eternal Lasseter’s place cannot be filled, for he lives in our hearts your friend and mine Lasseter. | re their ill some well known qual reations. F lave attributed to I remember the These irst, characteristics Shakespeare enumerates nce, stableness, bounty, perseverance, ) Mr . Mr. Lasseter reminds me of mercy, fortitude” nce, courage, Lasseter ! Chaucer's del his fli taught.” “he was a me ck could under- Of himself, Mr restrictions he imposed on others. When he a word more than was needed, did ind ifterwards he demanded th and that was lignity and force.” “He was a gentleman on whom I built trust.” “Even his failings leaned to virtue’s side.” we experienced working for such a distinguished fession and his students on. We rejoiced g friendship each in the successes of the keen of humor, and an unfaltering faith in the ability be firm when principle or duty demanded knowing him m will not forget this great teacher and man

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MILLER Teaching Homemaking are Mrs. Ross anc Carol Willis and Mrs. Watson are the librarians Mrs. Pendergrass In the English Department are Miss Alfriend, Miss Funderburke, Mrs. Holmes, Miss Carswell, and Mrs. Sanders. Not Pictured: Mrs. Miller, Miss. Starr