Westminster Schools Atlanta - Lynx Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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PORTFOLIO: l v lg can uf' 'O ,'4'tg ':G.s, '. gs'- iz .P s R wi, W A .af ' Q . ' fl' i K gi I s .S I O' .W A ti Aj'-fx ' 'Jam K, W, ff a O 1. , Pr 42 ' Q 1 f Q' 3' Q' 'o 06 1. 86 v ' 4 . 5 V. ' 'U ' . 5 - W 4,9 . A 5 ,. 42 3 l i gf E Y Y :Z f Q . Q vm Q 'JA Q., 5x..'kia -. After The Fanatical Cheers, A New Unity IT BEGAN THIS YEAR like hhistlingiin the dark, the almost fanatical demonstration of school loyalty that filled the Westminster ble .lch rs with raucous rooters no matter where the team played, or how it fared. But before it had subsided, a subtle change in the attitude of every Westminsterite could be observed. The old rivalry between the high schools was still there, but it was friendlier. Boys could get solidly behind a girl's project, as the girls had gotten solidly behind the football team. And with feuds forgotten in an effort to boost the Westminster name, campus life took on a freer. more relaxed atmosphere. We think the change affected every part of school life: attendance at all the sports events continued highg more students came to the dances, almost everyone made it to the big weekend and the Mardi Crasg everyone wanted to join some organization, and where there wasn't one, they formed one. And so we dedicate these pages to spirit, an abstraction that has made a real contribution to our school life.

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mt-Ni X X . STREAMERS And con- 'FeH'i rise info 'l'he air as eighfh graders go wild cheering af Druid Hills game. fa ua-nv' RYLAND SCOTT and Jimmy Ranlrin scream. Cheers. THESE CONTORTED FACES all register the same emotion, a sort of glee common in 'Cat cheering sections this year. Nearly everybody got into the act, but not everyone got into these pic- tures, for which we are sorry, since it was the united loyalty of the whole student body that made these pictures significant. IMPROMPTU BAND included and and Friends. 1 ,, .gin . :Q ws , K, It VV Y ,T ,.V, . ,, , i - .sz ffl' K V, - as . I i s eiis , , irer e SKIRTS +wirl as cheerleaders yell wifh crowd.