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

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In our present day world of shripking size, it is necessary for us to communicate with others outside of our immediate environ- ment. For this purpose we study Foreign Languages. Languages a. Mrs. Margaret W. Elkins, University of Georgia, A.B. in Ed. b. Mrs. Carol Barton, Mercer University, A.B. c. Miss Sandra Young, Huntingdon College, B.A.

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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.

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Science Mrs. Dixie H. Cutter, Mercer, A.B., Master of Education. . Mr. Tommy Gordon, Georgia Southern, B.S. . Mrs. Louise L. Maxwell, University of Georgia, B.S. . Mrs. Harolyn Stodghill, Knoxville College, B.S. . Miss Emily Carey, Univ. of Ga., B.S.; Mercer University Univ., of Ga., Specialist in Science Education. . Mrs. Gwendolyn S. Jackson, Fort Valley State College, B.S. . Mr. Jimmie Louis Jackson, Daniel Payne, A.A.; Stillman Col- lege, B.S. . Miss Zeph Pate, University of Ga., A.B.; Vanderbilt, B.S.; Mercer, M.Ed. i. Mr. Ronald Carter, Georgia Institute of Technology, B.S. in Chemistry. Sectio” ONA ne! | x forming 1W° double “helice with, cer - 0 pe «wu ™“ No Lw - l Np Pu Am Cm Ma Bk Cf Es Fm b. The Science Department is one of the most up-to-the- minute happenings at our schools. Our leaders in this field are alert to the constantly changing trends of these times.