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

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Nervously awaiting halftime pageantry are senior court mem- bers Michele Ryan, Peggy Radford, Leann Petit, Katherine Raville, and Dolores Pisano with escorts George Roberts, ' I I ix 1 X. , i uk: t Flying high, the junior Spirit of St. Pius, circles the field after winning the float competition. Mike Shea, Sam McQuaid, Bob McDonel, and Tom Eidson. Suppressing tears of joy, Leann Petit, 1967 Homecoming queen, stands with escort, Sam McQuaid, before the admiring spectators. At the Homecoming dance, Chris Gould gaily sings to Craig Reynolds, as she is caught up in the rhythm of the Esquires.

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Homecoming ueen Leann Begins Reign, Lions Trarnple Walker, 33-O Victory for the Lions and the flurry of activities com- bined to make Homecoming a kaleidoscope of color and excitement. The Golden Lions stomped Walker for their sixth season victory. The 1966 Homecoming queen, Tina Jenkins, crowned Leann Petit. Completing the senior court were Dolores Pisano, Peggy Radford, Katherine Raville, and Michele Ryan. The junior, sophomore, and freshman classes sponsored Kathleen Phelan, Diane Di- Carlo, and Mary Lou Armitage. The junior entry, The Spirit of St. Pius, won the float contest. The following evening, October 14, the Homecoming dance was held in the cafetorium. The music for this occasion was supplied by the Esquires. Looking to Pam Selah with questioning eyes, Cathleen O'Hal- pin and Elaine Terhorst discuss color combinations for their float. X 4-ge, . v A . M .... .ef Radiating joy, underclassmen representatives Kathleen Phelan, Diane DiCzirlo, and Mary Lou Armitage pass under the arch with escorts Randy Fredericks, Don Killoren, Steve Girardot. Anticipating halftime activities, Donna Troy, Kathy Cowan, Patti Mathes, and Kathy Mulvihill carry the homecoming arch on to the field.

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. :- 3 2 S . if 1. . 1 'W-,f' Cook Neno Murray and maid Elaine Terhorst smile at Ronnie Durst as he enjoys his sandwich. Yes, the baby looks just like you, Dad, comments Maureen Stanley to the proud dad, Bob Besal, in the opening scene. Senior Play Brings Gilbretlzs To LQQ5 Per ormance Rates Praise Two months of frantically remembering lines, paint- ing sets, gathering props, and hours of practice were all ingredients in creating an outstanding senior play. Under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bergmann, the seniors performed in Cheaper By The Dozen. Cast A and Cast Z were chosen from the numerous tryouts. Leading roles in Cast A were Kathleen XVaindle, Kathleen Harney, and Dolores Hopkins. Cast Z included Elizabeth Ebbs, Maureen Stanley, and Catherine Schmidt. Robert Besal played the father in all performances. Stage managers Cecilia Roy and Barbara Bittner worked with the committees to help set the stage for the play. The teachers attended a special dress rehearsal. The play was presented for the public on March 2 and 3. l You're all a bunch of nasty little , cheats, accuses the disagreeable Miss N Brill, Ruth Schmidt, as Janice Ward, N Betsy Ebbs, and Cathy Schmidt stare j in horrified disbelief. 1 38