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

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jean Connell was known for her unselfish cooperation in all undertakings. Singing their way through the year were Jeanne Doran and jane Wilki1zs who were active in Glee Club and Junior Choir. Ann Kolp and Nancy Taylor, sodality of- ficers, enthusiastically carried on mission drives for the parish at Lakeland while Melissamfe Hoyaux conducted a spirited cou- pon campaign. Perilla Alexander and lemme Higgins were outstanding members of the varsity basket- ball team. A new member of the class, Margie Schiemau, showed an interest in all athletics. These traits of the juniors reveal what a diligent and capable class can accomplish. Could they be studying?: Ann Kolp, Judy Brown Carmen Enloe, Margie Schieman, Joan Chesnut. Comparing notes: Jeanne Doran, Mary Alice Long, Jean Connell, Joan Cole, Joanne Doran.

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And now to Rusty's: Mary Ellen Rich, Nancy Taylor, Sara Chace, Jeanne Higgins. luninra Calm and capable pages were they Singing and Working all the day. As pages to the King, the juniors' ofhcers for the year Were: Ioan Chesnnt, president, joan Cole, secretary, Carmen Enloe, treasurer. Heading the achievements of this class was their work on the KING,S PAGE under the capable- leadership of Genevieve Lucchese and joanne Doran. Mary Ellen Rich lent her mechanical skill toward perfecting each issue. Indy Brown represented the spirit and pep of the Whole class as a cheerleader. Abbie L0ng's exceptional tennis playing and Sam Cbacelv artistic talent lent a versatile touch. It was a cold day: Melissande Hoyaux, Perilla Alexander, Jane Williins, Genevieve Lucchese. wmwff?

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You have to Wait in line for everything: Ellen Birk, Alice Asher, Helen Leyburn, Helen Garceau, Lynn Murphy. Not pictured: Jane Lothes, Anne Peppiatt. 'll-Iold that pose-it,ll look good in the annual!,': Nancy Hoar, Barbara Ann Edge, Martha Ann Wil- liard, Nadine Ferrier, Patty Pope. Not pictured: Jo Beth Hames, Linda McKinley. Svnphnrnnrw Serving the King in their Winsome way Are the sophomores courtiers, sweet and gay. After surviving the perils and trials of freshman days, these girls found themselves easily adapted to the sophomore year. Led by their president, Ellen Birle, the orphan class , Without a home room teacher for three months, carried on nobly. Other ofhcers for the year Were: joseplaine Lucchese, secretary and Marilyn Fye, treasurer. Art, music and dancing influenced the days of these girls. Patty Pope made much progress in her Hrst year of art work. De- voted to both art and music was talented Shirley Iorclan, while the ballerina, Virginia Rich, thrilled many with her dancing in the Christmas play and at Aidmore. Patsy Libbey and jane Lotbes kept the scholastic standards of the class high with their honor reports. Xirna Lee Long, secretary of the Athletic Club, lent her enthusiasm to all sports. The only sophomore on the varsity basketball