27. MACE is known for its effective grievance representation, its quick responses on the phone and in person, its publications, its pickets, and, last but not least, its fun parties! But, MACE is not known for SPELLING BEEs! 28. Larry Foster has been an effective MACE leader since he joined in 1997. 29. Charles Melton (L), a member of the MACE Hall of Fame, and Marie Wilson, a delightful lady who recently retired from the Atlanta Public Schools after 30 years of teaching. 30. MACE Field Representative Charles Melton (L) enjoying the MACE Holiday BASH with Clayton MACE President Larry Foster (C) and Henry MACE President Darryl Jordan (R). 31. Pat (L) and Maggie (R) were bold MACE members from the beginning! Giving away money and prizes at the MACE Holiday BASH. Janice Scott (left, APS) talking with Eldrin Bell (right) at BASH. From left, MACE member & State Rep. Darryl Jordan, Norreese Haynes, Eldrin Bell, and Robbie Moore. Linda and Terry Crummy at BASH. Mrs. Crummy teaches at Fulton's Camp Creek MS. MACE Holiday BASH, December 20, 2003. Dr. Trotter with DeKalb and Atlanta teachers. Linda Abrams (left, Bibb County), Maggie Sheehan (center, Clayton County), and Dave Carney.

49. Craig Bankston and Attorney Bill Woods. 52. Dr. Kym Cooper-Browner and Attorney Keith Walton. 55. Alton Snead (L) and Dennis Yarbrough (R) welcome Attorney Mary Trotter into the MACE fold. 56. People always rave over the food at the MACE BASHes.