Savannah High School - Blue Jacket Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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RINGS, HARVEST BALL, PEP MEETINGS HIGHLIGHT SENIOR ACTIVITIES Queen Pat Floyd and attendants, Judy Buie. Ruthie Crafts, Mary Sims. Ball Assembly. James Cain. Mickey Zaro, David Lawson, Madelyn Jones. Judic Graves, above, were named at the Senior Class-sponsored Harvest Clem Hall. Donald Gray, lower right, pose for the Blue and White Ball. Contestants, lower left, wait before being presented at the Harvest picture announcing the selection of National Merit Semi-finalists. 250

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Leading the Senior Class of 1961 were these efficient officers: Johnny Williams, president; Helen Holloman, recording secretary; Mickey Gins- SENIORS LEAD ACTIVE LIFE After twelve years of study, worry, and fun, Seniors now face the challenge of the future. Final exams, gradu- ation, and thoughts of college are mingled with the mem- ory of club activities, teachers, classes, the Harvest Ball, the Spring Swing, and the Senior Banquet and Dance. Some will recall the thrill of faculty designation as an Outstand- ing Senior; others, the joy of election by classmates as a superlative; still others, the duties that were theirs in lead- ing the student body. But for all, there will be the memory of the Senior Class to which they belonged. With these remembrances Seniors enter a demanding world with hope and confidence. berg, corresponding secretary; Sandra Rogers, business manager; Jim Stor % vice-president; Judy Grey, treasurer; Michael Barry, chaplain. Mrs. Mary Jeter completes the trio of capable, hardworking advisors. 249

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Two of the most treasured possessions of a Senior are his annual and his ring, above. Future Seniors, below, place orders for their rings. Distribution of class rings necessitates the checking of finances, above. Privileged seniors, below, have choice seats at all pep meetings. 251