Western High School - Colossus Yearbook (Newnan, GA)

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Social Studies, Sets, And Dr. Seuss. . . x ,QW TOP: If I ran the zoo , . , CENTER LEFT: Wanda Puckett learns to Work with sets in math. CENTER RIGHT: Miss Miles directs students for their music activities. RIGHT: Marsha Beavers and Ronald Dcrring examine the globe they made in their Social Studies class, ANL wg., as

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Elementary Students Exposed To Diverse Personalities ln order to better prepare elementary students to face the world they will live in, attempts are being made to expose them to various teachers as well as teaching methods. This year for the first time at Western, elementary students are being offered courses in remedial reading, music, speech therapy, and P.E. Each elementary student is now taught by three different teachers, rather than one as in the past. f 1 K TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Garrett, who spent six weeks at Western helping students with speech difficulties, works with Lee Landers. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Byrd teaches her second grade students to tell time. ABOVE: Mary Ruth Lassetter receives instruction on how to brush her teeth from Anne Williams. LEFT: Heather Lamm, Annette Dalton, Alonza Wood, and Margie Dash do pencil and crayon sketches during an art period in Mrs. Parker's class. 37

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Resting, Recess, And Mother Goose in i ? Vfdiifw X ,,,a-A f ' , ' K TOP: Mrs. Miller has an attentive audience for her story. ABOVE LEFT: Recess is Ll time for fourth graders to release excess energy. ABOVE RIGHT: First graders, Alonzu Wood and Margie Dash, take their daily naps. 39