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

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Relaxing in the senior room: Jean Buck, Betty Connell, Ann McCullough, Grace Kane, Mary Ann Cammack. Srninr Going Home : Dixie Fay, Mary Ann Mehre, Sally Rich. Any new bulletin board ideas?', Below: Beverly Joiner, Phyllis Hess, Barbara Gun- ning.

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lgruphvrg There was an expectancy in the atmosphere as we waited our turn to walk down the aisle. The first song began softly and Betty Jean slowly came through the arches to begin the procession into the future. I began to wonder what the class of 'SO would find there. BETTY JEAN BOULWARE's eagerness and readiness to help others fit her perfectly for a nursing career. BEVERLY JOINER's originality will be a great asset in her nursery school work. MARY ANN MEHRE's athletic ability leaves little room for wondering about her future. We know she'll be tops there! Will our ping pong cham- pion, GWYNNE SHARPE, continue in that line for a world title or will her talents in Spanish make her woman ambassador to Spain? The business world will benefit from the talents of EILEEN LYNCH and ELIZABETH STEPHENS who intend to enter business school. Eileenis loyal spirit and Elizabeth,s reticent good-nature should help them to succeed. In the future we would surely find JEAN BUCK as the outstanding writer on the editorial staff of the New York Times. PI-IYLLIS HESS's debut at Carnegie Hall will bring her critical acclaim and win for her recognition as one of the greatest contemporary pianists. ANN MCCULLOUGH bids for Edith Hills Coogleris place on the Atlanta Journal which she could capably handle with her spontaneous wit. We look forward to the time when the High Museum will announce an exhibit of the paintings of Atlan.ta's own CAROLINE GEFFCKEN. Atlanta's loss and New York's gain will be SALLY RICH. Her poise and chic appearance are perfectly suited to New York. If we could go forward into the future, I am sure HELEN BRENNAN would present a picture of a charming Southern social leader, whose music, though she does not play professionally, enchants the friends who hear it. It would not be surprising to find BETTY CONNELL a buyer for one of New York's largest concerns. Her quiet charm and grace fit her well for that career. BARBARA GUNNING insists that she, too, will be a buyer but I always think of her following in her mother's footsteps with a large family, continuing the beloved Gunning clan. One of our as yet undecided classmates, GRACE KANE, turns up with a new idea for her future each month. Still if her love of children and her aptitude for history indicate anything she will probably be a history teacher. The warmth of JANE RODENBERG's courtesy will make her instantly liked by the many people with whom she will come in contact as a saleswoman of fashionable dresses in one of our Southern stores. Our gifts to the future include a doctor, ELEANOR MYERS, veterinarian extraordinary! Her sympathy for all animals and her ability for hard work suit her for this occupation. JULIA STEPHENS, calm disposition, interrupted by surprising flashes of humor, is a perfect one for a homemaker. She will prove a won- derful example for all her friends. Surely the future will find MARY ANN CAMMACK,s latest recordings selling as fast as they are made. Mary Ann is certainly destined to be one of the most popular radio singers. MARTHA MYERS' various abilities would qualify her for many fields but with her love of children I see her surrounded with her family of seven boys. DIXIE FAY's exuberant personality when added to her love of dancing predicts-a dancing star! As I think of my own future in. the realm of science, I .... but, there is my song. No longer do I look forward to the future. I must walk into it. DOROTHY BRINE 'S 0 17

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Time out to chit chat ulia Stephens Gwynne Sharpe Dorothy Brine Eileen Lynch Sanrtuarg Three Little Fishesv: Martha Myers, Helen Brennan, Eleanor Myers. The blackboard brigade goes to Work: Elizabeth Stephens, Jane Rodenberg, Betty Jean Boulware, Caroline Geffcken.