Pace Academy - Pacesetter Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Sponsored by Mrs. Fastiggi, the Knight Gallery staff Gallery sponsored a doodle contest, and essay contest, and published a coloring book at Christmas. They also had a summer edition of the magazine. Lydia Pilcher was the editor. Art Club The Art Club sponsored several displays during Fine Arts Week and several other displays including those of the May Day court. SPONSOR: Mrs. Connie Nations

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The various service groups took part in a number of worthwhile activities during the course of the school year - tutorial activity at the Finch Elementary School in the Perry Homes area, further tutorial work with students from Southeast Atlanta here at Pace , serving as student aides at the Jackson Elementary School on Mt. Paran Road, and working with mentally disabled individuals at the Fulton County Training Center on Loridan Drive , an activity which will unfortunately not be continued next year . In addition, this year service committees from each class Cgrades '7-123 were formed with the purpose of carrying out community and school-oriented service projects. The service organizations combined in sponsoring a faculty-student basketball game , the proceeds from which were used to help purchase uniforms for the Crawford Long Middle School teams and to aid the Southeastern branch of the Y .M. C. A. in its continuing effort to provide worthwhile activity for the residents of that area . SPONSOR: Dr. Neely Young

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Pacesetter I Knightly News One of the new additions to the PACESETTER was the recently-built Casey Taylor Darkroom . For the first time in Pace history , the staff enlarged almost all of the black-and-white pictures. Very few people realize that working on the yearbook staff is more than a nine-month Cschool yearj job as the staff works much of the summer. SPONSOR: Mr. Dan Bullard The newspaper this year made a few changes. The biggest, by far, was the name change from INSIDE to KNIGHTLY NEWS. It was like a new beginning , and all five issues were received with anticipation of reading the many features and other articles. The April Foo1's issue was creatively done, and everyone enjoyed all the jokes. The staff attended a journalism workshop at Georgia State University . At the University of Georgia, Sam Jonas won second place for the best editorial. Again this year, Miss Lynn and Mrs. Hartmann were the sponsors.