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

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2497 t I395 , if ' 4 First row: John Golden, Jimmy Rainwater, Danny Fincher, Robert Towns: Second row:'Steve Johnson, Wayne Hamrick, Gary Mosteller, Don Healy, Don Mostellerg Thtrd row: Larry Nickles, Mark Evans, Rick Jacquin, David Parks, Mike Doran, Bill Poe. Industrial Arts Club A club recognizing the need for fur- ther promotion of industrial arts in our school and community .. . learning the great art of industry asking Mr. Page how to unbend a nail . .. under- standing the nature of industrial arts through affiliation with the Georgia As- sociation of Industrial Arts Club . . . an extended opportunity to study American lndustry and to work with the tools and materials of these industries . . . decid- ing on a project to benefit the school . . . learning through speakers .. . fur- thering leadership and character of members and associates alike The CK Industrial Arts Club. . fe Sponsors: Mr. Page, Mr. Bray Sponsor: Mr. Comati 1 O 5,..,,f -9 .rin JO, Sitting: Sandra Osborn, Lois Hollandg Standing: Bobby Allen, Boyd Hamby, Teresa Rudell, Cindy Brown, Ronnie Connell, Mr. Comati. 'E Prevocatwnal Club A very worthwhile club for ,lun- iors and Seniors who are prepar- ing for job placement after high . school having programs cen- tered around desirable vocational traits, outside speakers, Vocation- al Rehabilitation, employers, and other resource people .. . aiming primarily for each member to be- come employed, with equal empha- sis on developing and practicing good citizenship The Cross Keys Prevocational Club. l3I

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kr., r F.H.A. A national organization of high school girls studying and enjoying home economics cooking and sewing, setting at- tractive tables, cleaning house, being the perfect hostess, caring for the sick, loving children however menial the task may seem, all are very essential working for personal, family, and community needs preparing for the lifelong tasks of wife and mother The Future Home- makers of America. F.H.A. Sponsor: Mrs. Wallace Seated: Dianne Tinsley, Wendy Evans, Jenny Preisslerg Second row: Shirley Chutts, Rosemary Brooks, Becky Briggs, Mary Lou Donaldson, Judy Carver, Third row: Lillian Freeland, Janice Hushmire, Jan Outlar, Eileen Glass, Barbara Hushmire, Pat Clark, Vicki Raptis. 'ia- QE? my -N First row: Sandra McKinney, Janice Hushmire, Shirley Cutts, Vicki Raptisg Second row: Debbie Caudle, Barbara Hushmire, Lillian Freeland, Judy Carver, Linda Duncang Third row: Pat Crider, Sherry DeVore, Shari Brown, Brenda Payne, Debbie Nalleyg Fourth row: Rhonda Shonhor, Mary Curry, Lynn Clark, Frances Duncan, Dianne Tinsley. F.B.L.A. An important goal: to develop leadership abilities -V and understanding about the business world the first basketball,sock-hop-Janice and Chuck Jackson using proceeds to carry out school and com- munity projects a trip to the state convention a scrapbook of events and activities asked to pose on top of a window ledge The Future Business Leaders of America. 5 Officers: Sharon Rassmussen, Debbie Candle, Alan Lang, Brenda F.H.A. officers: Jenny Preissler, Dianne Tinsley F.B.L.A. sponsor: Mrs. Hudson Payne' Rhonda Shonhor' l30

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8 am' A ! .,.. H-if A S , T -'N . .gk , wg ,, Q li' fi. , ii! Sitting: Barbara Blateg Standing: Patricia Hayesg Kneeling: Pat Hen- nesey. Red Cross Club Sponsoring a soap drive for American soldiers in Viet Nam the continuing and valuable experience in First Aid . .. collecting usable and much-needed articles for the Rehabilita- tion Center a helpful and capable sponsor in Mrs. Masters . . . The Cross Keys Red Cross Club. J Left to right: Janet Bell, Patsy Todd, Dianne Tinsley, Rhonda Shonhor, Beverly Hood, Janet Johnson, Becky Bond, Margie Smith. Bottom to top: Suzanne Smith, Ginny Waye, Sandra Tatum, Phyllis Roberts, Becky Briggs, Peggy Thurman, Maria Bairaktaris, Connie Washburn, Jan Harriman. Library Assistants A world of library fines, overdue books, and periodicals searching for lost books chasing culprits who innocently sneak out with lost books losing the key to the Science Li- brary . .. trying to help students and teachers alike . .. put- ting up with the basketball team until 4:00 listening to Miss Patton say shut upil thinking of timely bulletin boards . . . dedicated and appreciated . . . really. ice Assistants Without them who could know who was ab- sent . .. or who could find Mr. Armistead? . .. scratching out mistakes being the er- rand runner from one teacher to another . . . checking students out more often than in listening to griping mothers and explaining students . .. making phone calls and listening for that infernal buzz . .. sifting through files passing announcements a day in the life of office assistants. Fl' K wx A