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

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Glluh Front: Lynn Murphy, Mary Scheideler, Helen Robert, Anita Bubb, Sandra Sexton, Jeanne Higgins, Gwynne Sharpe, Betty Connell, Virginia Rich. Middle: Virginia Johnston, Martha Willard, Josephine Lucchese, Carmen Enloe, Betty Jo Mathews, Pat Randall, Judy Brown, Carol Murphy. Back: Joan Cole, Joan Chesnut, Barbara Ann Edge, Margie Schieman, Nancy Taylor, Ann McCullough, Mary Ellen Rich, Perilla Alexander. The seniors triumphed in the intra-mural field by winning the basketball and volleyball tourna- ments. Gwynne Sharpe won the school ping-pong championship, a title she has held for two con- secutive years. The Athletic Club sponsored a forum to decide whether the point system for athletic awards exist- ing at C.K.S. for the past two years should be re- tained in 1949-SO. The student body voted out the system by secret ballot. The annual Award Night banquet was held at the end of the year to recognize athletic achieve- IYICIITZS. Front: Carol Murphy, Barbara Gunning, Eleanor Ray. Middle: Helen Robert, Marilyn Fye, Jane Lothes, Lynn Murphy. Back: Ruth Boulware, Mary Ann Mehre, Barbara Ann Edge. 49

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Athlriir Front: Ann Kolp, secretaryg Mary Ann Mehre, president, Xima Lee Long, treasurer, Beverly Joiner, Sara Chace, Dixie Fay, Marilyn Fye, Barbara Lynch, Ann Markley, Eileen Lynch. Middle: Eleanor Ray, Mary Koch, Ellen Birk, Nadine Ferrier, Alice Asher, Pat Heim, Pat Penny. Buck: Betty Jo Doherty, Eleanor Myers, Kitty Sanner, Ann Merkle, Barbara Gunning, Martha Myers, Grace Kane, Ruth Boulware, Theathletic program at C.K.S. is an outward manifestation of school spirit. The majority of students were active in this program throughout the year under the leadership of Miss Mary Jane Potter. Although the basketball varsity did not have too successful a season as far as wins and losses go, still their spirit was undaunted. The swimming team made fine showings in both the city and school meets. Front: Eleanor Myers, captaing Beverly Joiner, co-captain. Middle: Jeanne Higgins, Helen Robert, Anita Bubb, Virginia Johnston, Carmen Enloe, Dixie Fay, Betty Connell. Back: Ann Kolp, Margie Schieman, Joan Chesnut, Kitty Sanner, Joan Cole, Barbara Gunning, Mary Ann Mehre, Martha Myers, Perilla Alexander, Ann McCullough, manager. 48

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OFFICERS SALLY RICH secretary ELEANOR MYERS Zi7'EdSIl7'C7' HELEN BRENNAN president ' X and Y and their Book Week friends: Mary Koch, Barbara Lynch, Ann Kolp, Eleanor Myers, Sally Rich. Uhr '-IKing'5 lglagrrn The King's Players experienced an active and progressive year under the direction of Sister Elizabeth Mary. The annual book week play on November 19 was the first undertaking. The program combined several verse choir selections with a delightful play entitled A Library Fan- tasyf, The members of the Dramatic Club caught the true Christmas spirit with the perform- ance of The Toymaker's Doll , an enter- taining play presented on December 22. The production of The Song of Berna- dette on April 16-17 was a fitting climax both artistically and .spiritually to the year. B m x -.-. .ae-af , fgzvgf 'f.:s2:i- ' ' --- --mmf-ww .-.. Q... , ,.,, - f1.-- -- '1 '5 f 37' 'T MT' i? : e'2:S : f5..2 1:f : E 4' M iii 7 - 5 V53 .., . N , 7 5-... H 1: 4 g- -2 , 4' im :: . .:-- , -- wife :.' . si :is 'Er . ,Y . . ,S 'Q 'Q i i , . .fn '. -5, 'I ' , - , f W, if 'L 3. ' 5'f:.?5'i:. . . vi' it - , A ' A -.jgzqai r 22- ,Q ' , .' .iris ff. 5 ' fa ' l ' 'et iff 1 f ...,. 1 , . i 5 .ff In LL -2-22' rg., ' V2 '1 My , L 5 - E, W p 3, ai - U, . K , . 4 - ' .L 50 On their toes for A Library Fan- tasy : Front: Genevieve Lucchese, Virginia Johnston. Back: Marilyn Fye, Martha Willard, Alice Asher, Pat Heim, Ann Markley.