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

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X JOHN ROBERT DANIEL JR. REBECCA JEAN DAVIS W 1,31 ii w JOHN TIMOTHY DOUTHAT Our Senior year also produced a desire to he- come part of Cross Keys. Everyone wanted to give something of himself to our school through clubs and other activities. All those little insig- nificant things that we had been meaning to do to help boost school spirit, we finally got around to doing. This after all, was our last chance and we wanted to make good. We were concerned. I A ltiisv MELVIN LAMAR DOXAKIS ANN DREW HAZEL HARRIS DICKENS MIKE DORAN 633 S 3 s .c fi V N 5 ,L 1 -ff .ef s-x fggxffii f-.. -V: I j ,1, J Q it .V i L J 'tif T lx, .Lf ',. 1v ff' . f , jg a ,ml 'f ggwkj A 1: jf I .ff Eff if , f HELEN DREYER LINDA CAROLYN DUNCAN

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. if 222: I QE A I f' A1 M f ' 24 ff L M Qgiif f if f , Q. f ' Q I DIANE COWAN CAROL ELAINE COWAN GWEN CRENSHAW FRANCES PATRICIA CRIDER There are a thousand dif- ferent faces of a Senior. This year has produced them all. On one side we were serious and studious-to a degree. We began really to sweat itll about colleges and the re- quirements to get into one. The school library became our stamping ground. Www .vp- A . , , .,. . if 'r-1. iw 'ff ,I , .,, A ,- 'V , lll A A r r 1 7 , ' V r 1. CINDY CRITCH ROBERT STEPHEN CROSS NANCY LEE CUMMINGS 222 ESCHOL CURL JR.

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ldv' MIT-Z1 ANN DUNCAN DEBORAH DYER NICK L. ECHOLS CARROLL E. EDDLEMAN The Senior side that we showed the most, how- ever, was the crazy one. No underclassman could ever clown better than we did. We were constantly finding something to smile about, something to enjoy in each day. e T 'H AFM? ,, W K N .L g 51 Ivrl v I V, f KAREN ELIZABETH ELLINGSWORTH KATHY ESTES SHELLEY M. ESTLUND CHARLES EUBANKS 224