Mark Smith Lasseter High School - Markseter Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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“Time Out For Ginger,” this year’s annual school play, was once again the direct result of cooperation between the dra matic clubs of Lasseter and Mark Smith. This organization gives the students who are gifted with unusual dramatic tal ents the chance to display their skills before the rest of the stu dent body Daryl Daniels it-Arms; Mrs

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Dramatics in Sapp. President, Julie Hofstetter, Vice President: Vickie Hardy inne Smitl at-Arms; Barbara Kelly, Publicity Chairman: Sheryl Fullington, Program Chairman; not pi Gay Beaslev. Sergeant-at-Arms; Donna Reeves, Secretan ( ; “7 i ee ee + 4 ets 4 ” i consinuiennae’ Be 4 + tee ) ite Ae Oe + ee oF

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Future Business Leaders of America Designed primarily for students who are in- terested in entering the business world di rectly after graduation, the organization of the Future Business Leaders of America pro vides the polishing touches and keene: edge which they would not obtain in ordinary vo cational courses Business orientated students receive both on-the-job training and classroom instruction in sales techniques through their membership in the Distributive Education Clubs of America Not only do these students receive valuable vocational train- ing, but are given the opportunity to earn while they learn, as well. Prat Stanley, President; Rabon Carroll, Vice President; Pat Hobbs, Treasurer: Dewey ¢ arroll, Lindsey Sibley, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mr. Bruce Grimes, Advisor Distributive Education Clubs of America