Western High School - Colossus Yearbook (Newnan, GA)

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PART II Facultv ss, as We is uwi. TOP: Mrs. Lee divides her Spanish class into groups for vocab- ulary lessons. BOTTOM: Mr. Carmichael teaches Jacqueline Newson to play the clarinet. 8

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Now People, live Been ln This Business A Long Time U Now, people, letis settle down and get to work. You all know we have a written lesson Friday, so let's get on with our review todayf' This has become the opening statement of many of Mrs. Ora Johnsonis classes over the years. During her twenty-three years at Western, Mrs. Johnson has helped students by serving as sponsor of various clubs. She was also the senior sponsor for eighteen years and has been affectionately known as Mama J ohnson,' to many of the seniors. For her years of service to Coweta County and Western, we respectfully and gratefully dedicate the 1972 COLOSSUS to Mrs. Ora Johnson. RIGHT: Mrs. Johnson leaning on the lecturn has been a familiar sight at Western for 23 years. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Johnson amuses Mr. Byrdas daughter Robin and her baby- sitters, Cynthia Smith and Anitlia Daniels. BELOW RIGHT: Louis Wood receives some help on a history assignment.