Heiskell School - Beacon Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Heiskell students welcomed the third century of our nation with two outstanding projects utilizing the talents of the entire student body. The Bicentennial musical in February presented a panorama of our history as a country in song, dance, and instrumental music. At that time, The Heiskell School recieved a certificate from the American Revolutionary Bicentennial Commission, as the first school in the country to be recognized for its official bicen- tennlal project. This project in- volved a survey of each of the two hundred historical markers in Ful- ton County, as well as a brass rubbing of each one. This infor- mation has been forwarded to the State Department of Natural Fle- sources as an integral part of the state-wide assessment of histori- cal sites. 3 'Z v.1GV 'a vve-5 R01 3' xi

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no-rr . R ' I J ,. T t . y r , ' A ' il . 'Z . f r 1. le' . ' fig S if A, 'flii ,N ' ij , '. 'ft' 41. Y - . . . 2 Y' f, 1 , X Through the physical education program offered during the school day, basic skills are de- veloped. The YMCA afternoon programs in basketball and soc- cer provide our boys with orga- nized team competition. Other af- ternoon programs include tennis lessons for Heiskell boys and girls and their mothers under the direc- tion of Fred Clousar, director of the West Paces Racquet Club. Our gymnastics program under the direction of Miss Lynn Morgan has been most successful. It in- cludes competitive meets and aids many of our girls in develop- ing grace and poise. P. 54 Top Left: Mary Beth Pullin. Top Right: Page Whitman. Bottom: Susie Ajoy, Lynn Morgan. Center: Drill Team perform- ing at Mount Vernon Christian Academy. P. 55 Top Left: Coach Al Pozek, Martin Englehardt, Chris Glenn, Stephen Hunter. Bottom Left: Coach Fred Clousar, Moran Goetz, Deniz Karazu. Bottom Flight: Alton White, Will Acree. A - - T2. . sept 1 t u t i e t NV 1 N. 'Vi 1 I l l -an w 1 ,.1.A V I , ,Tm fl si if ER-X. i , if l. 1