Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Acolytes And Altar Guild Quietly Make Read The clean linen and polished silver prepared for each Wednesday's Communion Service were a result of hard work by the dedicated Altar Guild staff. Led by president Ginger Hagy, the team of ten not only set-up the altar weekly but made sure that the clean-up went just as smoothly. Mrs. Joyce Parks, church representative to the Altar Guild, contributed a great deal of her time to behind-the-scenes preparation. Mrs. Diana Stafford, faculty advisor, helped delegate responsibilities to the girls. Acolytes at Wednesday's Upper School Services were juniors Charles Runge and George Smith and seniors Joe Nicholson fhead acolytej and Benny Norwood. Sixth Graders were delegated to acolyte at the Lower School Services on Thursdays. CCES was proud to have found from within its student body such a dedicated group of Altar Guild staffers and acolytes. ssisting Father Pridgen in Wednesday liueharists, eolytcs Charles Runge, George Smith, und Benny orwood experience Episeopttlian rituals. Iemhers ofthe Altar Guild won't be found lounging n Wednesday mornings us they prepare the chapel. Acolytes and Altar Guildfl I3

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Spirit Committee pirit Sparks Spunk Spirit existed throughout fall, winter, and spring regardless of win-loss records largely due to enthusiasm of the active Spirit Club. Sectioning off cheering areas, members made themselves known at football, basketball, and baseball games. A major focus of the year, according to President Laura Cochran, was promoting spirit all year long rather than merely during the popular football season. Finance Chairman Benny Norwood kept monies in order as ribbons, pins, and CCES cups brought in revenue. Advised by Mrs. Carter, the Spirit Club boasted a large membership of middle and upper schoolers. Mrs. Barbara Carter, Benny Norwood, and Laura Cochran seek out projects to benefit Cavalier enthu- siasm. W tt. 13- sst ll2jSpirit Club Win-loss records do not affect participation Coleman confides to Lee Lawson Spirit Club welcomes active membership of and upper school students

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Lower School Students Get Computer at the Lower School. Sixth grade Chapel service, the acolytes and students had access to a new Apple Ushers, Il computer. Along with greenery in the spring Real live authors Betsy Byers and came French, Spanish, and Latin Peggy Parish enlivened interest in programs to assist sixth graders in reading during Book Fair Week, choosing middle school curriculums. October 4-8, and the Cavalier Spirit With Mr. David Williams serving as went to press for the first time Dean of Students, a code of conduct October 18. Continuing to aid in created harmony in the halls. smooth traffic flow were the patrol Girls as well as boys serve at Thursday morning chapel services. Novelist Betsy Byars makes the October Book Fair special. ll4fLowcr School