St Pius X Catholic High School - Golden Echoes Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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, 4 E ,1 , X, f,,f, , iiit f fffw f 'J if , I 'f ,pmt Gleaming with pride, Most Versatile Senior William deGolian points out the position for an article in Golden Lines to the other staff members. Swinging Rich's Teen Board member, Elizabeth Ebbs exhibits her poise in modeling the latest in winter fashion. 119 is if f Q ,,,, ,LW Demonstrating his accuracy from the charity stripe, Tom Eidson sinks another shot as spec- tators look on anxiously.

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Representative Seniors Merit Distinction, Promote Unity and Spirit Throughout the past ten years, the spirit of St. Pius has been reechoed through the efforts of certain in- dividuals. The class of '68 chose six classmates who merited the distinction of most representative seniors. Their leadership and ability were witnessed through academic achievement, the National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Debate, Golden Erhoes, Golden Lines, football, basketball, track, Senior Play and Teen Board. Each one gave part of himself to the school and devoted much time and effort to various projects. The '68 repre- sentatives contributed their talents and abilities to pro- mote unity and spirit in all school activities. But Dad, you just don't understand, pleads Kathy Harney as she rehearses for the Senior Play, Cheaper by the Dozen. Announcing special events over the intercom is one way for co-president Anne Messner to keep the student body informed. 'uxfiyt Opening the season with a broken wrist didn't stop senior David Beavin from winning honors as a Catholic All-American. il not if JW , . ' lnwtef t iii '-i' all .i fn. rarity'

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Seniors Encourage Activities., Excel in Academics Bubbling like a newly opened bottle of Sprite, the Senior Class of l968 brought new enthusiasm and spirit to the school. Breaking in lunch lines and enslaving lowly freshmen were all a part of the early fall ritual. Home- coming activities ranged from a spirit contest and a parade of floats, to the crowning of Queen Leann on the field during halftime. Seniors earned class competition points in every phase of the Christmas judging as they took first place honors. Under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Bergmann, the class presented Cheaper by the Dozen in March. Academically, eleven students earned recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Board. Tom Dlugos received recognition as the STAR student. Long awaited class night and graduation came too suddenly and the Class of '68 ended their Pi Hi career. Class moderator Sister Marie Celine gives her jolly little chuckle to loin Marcopulos before a class meeting. 120 Herbert C. Ackermann Magda Maria Arias Ruth Camille Ayash Karl VVebster Barnes fs 1 X 17 Clare H. Alexander Richard M. Atkinson Lorraine Balthazar Barbara Ann