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

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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

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Congratulating David Beavin on his fine performance, Coaches Don Heller and George Maloof present him with the trophy for Most Valuable Player. ports Banquet Team H 0n0red,' Trophies Awarded Celebrating their title of Northeast Georgia AA Region Champs, Pi Hi's Golden Lions gathered for the tenth anniversary Sports Banquet on December 3 in the school cafetorium. Coaches' awards were presented to Gerald Bohn, Jack Cammack, Karl Barnes, Mike Cassidy, Mike Farrell, and Bill deGolian. The team selected David Beavin to re- ceive the trophy of Most Valuable Player. Bob Besal was chosen by Golden Lines for its Sportsmanship Award. All varsity players and cheerleaders received letters and gold football charms. Georgia Tech head coach Bud Carson was the guest speaker. The coaches received gifts from the team. Presenting Bob Besal with Golden Lines' Sportsmanship Award, sports editor Bill deGolian commends him on his team spirit. Head coaches George Maloof of St. Pius and Bud Carson of Geor- gia Tech pause for a picture along with Pius assistant coaches Don Heller and Warren Vick- nair.