Christ the King High School - Scepter Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Seninr Gbffirvrz Santa's helpers prepare for the Christmas party. DOROTHY BRINE, treasurer BARBARA GUNNING, president SALLY RICH, secretary TO CHRIST THE KING To' these royal halls, You've given us the key, And they will later lead us to heaven and to Thee. They're the paths to follow, for our later life, Saving us the risks of stain and sin and strife. We pray Thee, humbly, make us worthy Of all We've learned-yet to be earthy, To keep the love and charity, That bring us near Thy royalty. Our teachers-queens of purest good We'll never thank, the way we shouldg But we will cherish, in every Way, The majesty they,ve lent each day. You've helped us through our days of doubt With strength we could not do Without. These hallowed walls-this school so dear Bring thoughts we'll treasure through each year. You have captured all our love With quiet mystery from above And forever within each girl,s heart, Are the virtues you've put, with such royal art. SALLY RICH 'SO 12

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Qlln ill Know all men by these presents, that we, the members of the class of 1950 in con sideration of the lo d ff ' be i - ve an a ect1on we ar toward our underclassmen, do hereby grant l assign, convey, transfer and set over unto the members of the junior class as follows, to wit: I, Barbara Gunning, convey my incessant chatter to Joan Cole. I, Jean Buck, grant my ability for timely remarks to Joan Chesnut. I, Martha Myers, transfer my enthusiasm and my renowned gesticulations to Nancy Taylor. I, Dixie Fay, hand down my coquettish manner to Carmen Enloe, hoping that she will use it to good advantage. I, Eleanor Myers, assign my love of merriment and the honor of helping Charlie to Genevieve Lucchese. I, Beverly Joiner, transfer my ability to do anything well in a split second to' Ann Kolp. We, Julia and Elizabeth Stephens, convey our calm, cool and collected manner to Mary Ellen Rich. We, Betty Jean Boulware and Eileen Lynch, convey our back seat distractions to Melissande Hoyaux. I, Sally Rich, share my love of the Big City and all that it holds with Sara Chace. I, Ann McCullough, transfer my exuberant pre-game pep talks to Jeanne Doran. I, Grace Kane, assign my friendliness and popularity to Jeanne Higgins. I, Betty Connell, grant my superfluous collection of bobby pins to my sister Jean. I, Mary Ann Mehre, grant my gym suit figure to Jane Wilkins. I, Helen Brennan, hand down my cheerleading ability to Judy Brown. I, Phyllis Hess, assign to Joanne Doran the honor of entertaining the school with music on any occasion. We, Dorothy Brine and Gwynne Sharpe, extend the honor of attending holiday sclaoolv to Perilla Alexander. I, Mary Ann Cammack, transfer my style and modeling ability to Abbie Long. I, Caroline Geffcken, give my talent and love of art to next year's art class. I, Jane Rodenberg, grant my neat and fashionable appearance to Margie Schieman. To all the underclassmen we hand down our exuberant class spirit, our enthusiastic cooperation in campaigns and our deep devotion to the ideals of C.K.S. Given at 46 Peachtree Way in this year of Our Lord 1950, hereby endowed by our hands and with our seal. THE CLASS OF 1950 14