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

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As the language of science, Mathematics is elementary to our very existence. In this age of technology, without math we would be stranded. a. Miss Barbara M. Wade, Fort Valley State College, B.S. in Public School Music. b. Mr. Earle Barnette, Wesleyan College, B.A. of Music. The most active groups in our schools are in the Music Department. The performances put on by these groups stimulate interest in the fine arts.

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Math a. Mrs. Gwynneth E. Lamon, Oberlin College, A.B.; Huntingdon College, . Mr. Kenneth R. Brown, Fort Valley State College, B.S. in Mathematics. . Miss Jackie Myles, Fort Valley State College, B.S. . Mrs. Gloria Jean Stokes, Mercer University, A.B. . Mr. Griff Etheridge, Jr., Mercer University, A.B. Mrs. Jane Steck, Mercer, A.B. g. Mrs. Carolyn L. Cummings, University of Ga., B.S. in Education. . Miss Mary Ella Clements, Mercer University, B.S. in Physics and Math; Graduate Work at Georgia College, Mercer University, Univer- sity of Hawaii. AW

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Social Studies a. Mrs. Frances Bush Brubaker, Wesleyan College, A.B., B.M.; Mercer, M.Ed. . Mr. Troy Lonnie Young, Fort Valley State, B.S. . Miss Frances L. Rooks, Spelman College, B.A. . Mrs. Mary Meeks, Stetson University, A.B. . Mrs. Priester, LaGrange College, Mercer University, M.Ed. A, td Ob OE 4 - 2. r ‘ ie intsh shee ee fvmet . wale e of pape on eL. Instruction in the humanities lead us to appreciate mankind. The Social Studies instructors introduce us to our background and prepare us for the future.