LaGrange High School - Granger Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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The cafeteria is one of the bright spots of the school. It consists of an enlarged lunchroom, containing new tables and chairs, and two steam tables. All the students are seated for lunch, forming one big happy family. The Callaway Vocational School is offering L. H. S. students a course in vocational textiles for which they receive high school credit. Approx- imately eighteen boys are enrolled in this class.

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HHS Hl UNHY Hl in From Understudy to Star The manual training department under the direction of F. H. Du- Bose has been revived atteralapse of titteen years. Mechanical draw- ing under L. C. Perry's supervision has also been added to the cur- riculum. Each class has modern equipment and accommodates ap- proximately twenty students. Quiet, Please

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B. A. LANCASTER, A.B., A.M. Mercer University Superintendent of Schools EMILY ROWE, A.B .......... . Eiiglish ELIZABETH SMITHWICK A.B. ..... . . . Latin Agnes Scott College N LaGrange College RACHEL BEARD, A.B. ........ . Mathematics MARION LEE, A.B ............ Library Science LaGrange College LaGrange College, University of Virginia MARY RADFORD, A.B., A.M. .......... French AMOS M. TEASLEY, A.B., M.A. ......... Science Agnes Scott College, Emory University Vanderbilt University, University of Georgia W. W. KELLER, A.B., M.Ed. ........... Science MARJORIE ASKIN, A.B., A.M. ......... English Erskine College, Duke University Piedmont College, Peabody College MARY ALLEN, A.B ............ Social Science ISMA SWAIN, A.B., A.M. ............ English Baylor University, Bowling Green College of Commerce Wesleyan College, University of Georgia BERNICE FREEMAN A.B ......... History, English CONSTANCE DAY, B.S., M.A ....... Home Economics Bessie Tift College, University of North Carolina Georgia State College for Women, Columbia University