Lindley Middle School - Raider Yearbook (Mableton, GA)

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We Mr. Robertson explains the importance of the French and Indian War while his class pays close attention to these interesting tidbits of information. Miss MacMackin finds it very amus- ing as she goes through her world geography book looking for an assignment for her next period class. S ntlfi . is u 4.2 5 1531315 1 i 11 in 11 Mrs. Turk, eighth and ninth social studies teacher, points out some important facts concerning Georgia. Maps such as the one pictured, and illustrations available in all social studies rooms, help her to make her discussions more interesting. 4-si 35

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4-H CL UB Left to Right: Donnie Boswell, boys Vice-Presi- Left to Right: Jerry Aboussleman--Treas- dentg Jerome Smith, Reporterg Connie Holcomb, urerg Sharon Miller--Girls Vice-Presidentg girls Vice-Presidentg Cheryl McDaniel, Presidentg Windy Jackson--Presidentg Marty Norris-- Paul Campbell, Secretary. Secretaryg Larry Ivester--Boy's Vice-Presi- dent. The Georgia 4-H Club started 1967 off with a, Make Georgia Beautiful , month in January. The 4-I-l'ers have been adding to the beauty of our state by planting trees and shrubs along sidewalks and around schools and public buildings. MAKE THE BEST BETTER The club members have been giving demonstrations from their projects at the club meetings in school. The first place winners go to the County Project Achievement to compete against people in their project areas and if they win they get an expense paid trip to Rock Eagle 4-I-l Center to compete against people in their district. The District winners go to State Congress to battle against winners from the five districts in Georgia. The hard-working few that win in State Congress go to National Congress in Chicago. The 4-I-I Club builds tomorrow's leaders from today's young people, through working and leading people of their own age. 37