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

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Home Economics The Home Economics Department broadens the scope of all future | home makers. Through this field sewing, cooking, grooming, and family living are offered. This forms a stable foundation for homes of tomorrow Brenda Thomas, Georgia College, B.S Loydia Webber, Prairie View College, B.S and M.Ed Laura Taylor, Georgia College, B.S Language In our shrinking world, geographical boundaries no longer hinder commu- nication. French, Spanish, and Latin help students become better acquainted with the customs and histories of other cultures. a. Mrs. Adrianne Hudson, University of North Carolina, A.B. b. Mrs. Margaret Elkins, University of Georgia, A.B. c. Miss Sandra Young, Huntingdon College, A.B.

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Business Education Miss Marion McCarty, Georgia College, B.S Mrs. Jeanette Gurley, North Georgia College, B.S Mrs Mary Clark, University of Georgia, B.S Mrs. Mary Pellew, Florida State University, A.B Mrs. Vennis Pope, Georgia College, B.S Bruce Grimes, Austin Peavy State University, B.S.: Freed Hardeman University, A.A The business class’ main function is to prepare students, not going to college, for the business world. The business depart- ment also offers practical courses for those that go on to col- lege. These courses can be put to use by students during their high school years.

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Physical Education Minton Williams, University of Georgia, B.S.: Mercer Univer Ew M Ed Bobby Brown, Mercer University, A.B Hamilton Weston, University of Georgia. A.B J. Bonwell Royal, Samford University, B.S . John McMillian, Georgia Southern College, M.S Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman, Georgia College. B.S Mrs. Janice Norden, Troy State University, A.B h. Mrs. Linda Gresham, Maryville College. B.S i. Melvyn H. Schoychid, University of Georgia, B.S j. Marcell Harrison, Texas Christian University, A.B.: Texas Uni- versity, M.Ed