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

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PRECISION ROUTINES MARK THE EFFORTS OF THE DRILL TEAM At Cross Keys football games the halftime is brightened by a { erforniance from the Cross Keys Drill Team. Under the guidance of their sponsor, Miss Jennie Wren, and Captain Sue Eason, these girls execute routines that show the excellent re- sults of time-consuming practice, blended with a natural knack for keeping in step. Surely the entire student body of Cross Keys realizes the time and effort that goes into one performance, and it is proud of the job our Drill Team does. 66

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MARCHING BAND CROSS KEYS BOASTS SUPERIOR BAND It takes talent as well as many hours of practice to become a musician. The members of the Cross Keys band practice diligently every day to perfect their rhythm, technique, and marching routines. They play at the half-time of every football game and at most of the assemblies. They usually have two concerts during the year and participate in parades. CONCERT BAND 68