Cross Keys High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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CHORAL AND PEP CLUBS WORK IN FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lapides, Linda Gross, Donna Puckett, Marsha Schliel, Donna Newman, Sandra Crowe, Sherri Garcia, Bonnie Huddleston, Martha Gaber. SECOND ROW: Jan Cross, Linda Camp, Andrea Raulerson, Jo Ann Pope, Nancy Spencer, Peggy Morrison, Hugh Towns, Dan Taylor, Glenn Cooper, Jo Anne McCart, Marcliff Hughes, Trina Scank, Barbara Schwenke, Judy Andrews. THIRD ROW: Pat Trantham, Elaine Smith, Joanne Connolly, Jane Woods, Jayne Middleton, Carolyn Stambaugh, Lisa Jordan, Tom Harper, John Fields, Regina Taylor, Sandy Bowman, Lenora White, Linda Mann, Linda Myers, Betty Helms. FOURTH ROW: Doris Fleenor, Leigh Kimbrough, Brenda Donald, Carol Callahan, Sandra Day, Mary Wilson, Ann Conway, Grant King, James Helton, Mike Jacobs, Charles Thompson, Betty Oliver, Jane Woods, Laura Ayash, Virginia Head. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Kathy Ivester, Judy Robinson, Marilyn Knault, Beverly Brancale, Brenda Mullin, Regina Taylor, Gail New, Sarah Pirkle, Marilyn Terrel, Cheryl Bush, Peggy Long, Kay Pearce, Peggy Weatherford. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Steel, Laura Ayash, Norma Brancale, Enan Attaway, Rebecca Duke, Jan Thomas, Georgia Williams, Gloria Barton, Ann Tipton, Linda Frey, Cindy Smith, Christine Storms, Muff Harwell. THIRD ROW: Alice Hooper, Doris Jean Fleenor, Sandra Day, Diane Fleenor, Judy Elrod, Lyn McElroy, Melanie Burnett, Betsy Newsome, Paula Daughrety, Diane Honey, Diane Shockley, Gaye Wagonblast, Brenda Spinks, Annette Riddel, Jane Middleton, Brenda Mabry, Carol Woods. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Wallace, Vickie Hitchcock, Deborah Cutter, Patsy Roundtree, Ruth Ann Tebbs, Jody Norman, Linda Smith, Sandra Jolliet, Jere Woods. 116

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FOR THE FUTURE 1 The Future Homemakers of America Club provides an opportunity for girls in- terested in honiemakuig as a career to prac- tice old skills, as well as to acquire new ones. However, the club is not only for those who plan to major in home eco- nomics, but also those who want to com- bine fun and fellowship with learning and service. The Future Teachers of America Club develops an interest in teaching as a career. F.T.A. members strive to recog- nize the responsibilities and opportunities of teaching. The F.T.A. is under the di- rection of Miss Jane W. Herndon. The Allied Medical Careers Club de- velof s an interest in nursing as a career and also provides information about other areas connected with this field. The club has many interesting programs vhich in- clude guest speakers and field trips. F.H.A. A.M.C. HRST ROW: Cathy Ciahing, President: Debbie Hesser, Vice-President. SECOXD ROW: Ruth Ann Tebbs: Gail Farmer. Treasurer: Martha Hubbard: Raelle Holvcross; Freda RoUins: Carolyn Creel. THffiD ROW: Gail Mahan: Peggy Morrison; Gay Phillips; Genie Ward. Not pictured Gay Griggs, Secretar) ' . 115

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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS CHORAL CLUB The Chorus has many activities at Cross Keys. Every year the Chorus takes part in the spring Music Festival, the Christmas concerts at Lenox Square, and many pro- grams in assemblies. This year the Chorus is under the new direction of Mrs. Lapides. The Pep Club strives to promote spirit and good sportsmanship at football and basketball games. The yelling of the Pep Club members increases spirit among the students and spurs the team to victory. r. if miAMlgd 117