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

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First youire upg then youire down: Mary Scheideler, Carol Murphy, Pat Penny, Betty Jo Did you ever see such quiet freshmen?: Virginia John- ston, Ann Merkle, Anita Bubb, Kitty. Sanner. Mathews, Mary Koch. ilirrahmvn Ye frolicking freshmen, laugh and sing As jesters in the hall of the King. Leading the freshman class in their ac- complishments for the year were the officers: Pat Heim, presidentg Anim Bzzbb, secretaryg Mary Koch, treasurer. The Whole class paraded before their seniors dressed in pinafores and pigtails on the annual Freshman Day. A1171 Merkle wear- ing a frilly baby bonnet was chosen the cutest freshman. Abundant talent Was found among these girls. Cn many occasions Carol Ionian en- tertained the school with her expert piano selections While throughout the year, Sandra Sexton? artistic touch was found on bulletin boards. Belly fo Doherty frequently burst forth into song after her successful audition on Freshman Day.

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team was Helen Ruben' Bmbam Ann Edge and Lynn llflnipby exerted much effort and sk1ll for the school sw1mm1ng team Two new sophomores th1s year Helen Ley bznn and Nancy Hom were always rec ogn1zed by the1r rolled up bobby sox and Northern accents as they greeted all w1th H1 you k1ds' jo Beth Hume: who enrolled n anuary worked hard on her smgmg whlch she plans to study 1n college Helen Gmcean contnbuted much to the class because of her d1spos1t1on and scholar sh1p If anyone wanted mformauon on the latest recordmgs Peggy Lacy could prov1de 1t because of her pract1cal experlence 1n that Held Alzce Asher won the sp1r1ted sponsor Linda McKznley could always be found sketchmg horses or relatmg her eXper1ences ln the latest horse show Anne Peppzazft was on hand to run errands 1n her blue conver mble Nadzne Fewzer w1ll be remembered as a charmmg model for the fash1on show W1th her usual pep lt 1sn t hard to p1cture Marilyn Ann Wzllard 1n her role of cheerleader These many act1v1t1es of the sophomores 1nd1cate they are prepared to take over the pr1V1leges and dutles of upperclassmen Oh not the bell already' V1rg1n1a R1ch Peggy Lacy Helen Robert Josephme Lucchese Four Pretty Glrls Patsy Lxbbey Mar1lyn Fye X1ma Lee Long Sh1rley Jordan , - , ' F, .- fl ' ' Y, 5 ' 'J 1 .l , I campaign for the Song of Bernadettef, ,. . , V . . . Y lt ,,. 4 Q s n J ' ' s . , , . ,, . ,,. . . . . ' 5 , 5 '

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Doherty Ann Markley Some of the girls are dramatically in clined. Pat Randall delighted the school with her portrayal of a jack-in-the box, Algebra can be fun as Barbara Lynch knows. She played the letter X very well in the Book Week play. Ann Markley, representative of freshman talent, secured the part of Crosine in the Song of Bernadette Three freshmen displayed outstanding ability in basketball. In recognition of this Virginia jolznston, Kitty Sanner, and Anita Babb were chosen to play on the basketball varsity, a rare achievement for freshmen Betty Io Mathews and El6d710T1Rdjl, both of minute size, made good starts with the swim ing team. Pat Penny gave much of her time to work in the library. Ruth Bonlwaife ranked as a high honor student. Mary Scloeiiteler and Carol Murphy were both noted for their wit especially in Latin class Their evident spirit of cooperation predicts a successful career for these 1950 freshmen Singing while they re swinging Standing Eleanor Ray Pat Randall Sitting Sandra Sexton Ruth Boulware This doesn't happen very often: Carol Jordan, Barbara Lynch, Pat Heim, Betty Jo