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

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With the coming of a new school year many changes begin to take place. Out of doors the trees gradually turn from a cool dark green to a warm orange and red. As the leaves fall to the ground the ivhole xvorld takes on a new look of life. So it is at Cross Keys . . . changes take place not only in the at- mosphere of Cross Keys, but in the administration.

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THIS IS CROSS KEYS 1963 . . . It is a composite picture of your activ- ities, important events, friends and class- mates and most important of all, the whole spirit and character that have made this year different from any other. There is no other theme or purpose to the 1963 CHIEFTAIN than to represent Cross Keys and this year so completely and carefully that it will always bring to mind your most important memories. You are Cross Keys and this is your book, pre- sented by the staff with the hope that it truly portrays a year of your life here. Sincerely, Edith Agnew Editor-in-chief

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Mr. Ralph Brandon, our new principal, comes to us this year bringing with him many new ideas. Each year Cross Keys is engulfed in a completely different atmosphere and spirit. This year due to our conflict with Russia over Cuba, students seem to realize the need for a good education, but they also feel the necessity for