Westminster Schools Atlanta - Lynx Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Wai 5 PACKED STANDS in Wesfminsrer Bowl respond +o cheers of gesficulaiing cheerleaders as 'Cais make home siand SANDY HAMMER caichos up for pop fesi' in Hur. PARKER, Cleveland cafch up on a liHle backwork wifh Carol Young.

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MARDI G RAS! King Arthur, Queen Mary Reign ln Annual Festival THIS YEAIVS Mardi Gras was a genuine spectacular. The new gym was decorated beautifully with eight marquees depicting this year's theme- Broadway Musicals. Mistress of Ceremonies Susan Harte em- ceed the production and crowned the King and Queen. Providing fun were Jesters Susannah Rankin and Grace Woods. An- nouncing each lioat as it entered were Her- alds Dedee Gunnin and Nan Gray Atkins. Leading lady of the winning senior float was lively Mary Adair Dorsey, es- corted by Duke Arthur Booth. These two were crowned King and Queen of the an- nual festival. David Poer, brother of senior girl Margaret Poer, also rode the Senior float King and lf' Second place went to the sophomore class for g'Teahouse of the August Moon, ridden by Jerry Smith and escorted by eager Duke Hicks Lanier, The freshmen float, 6'Peter Panf' ridden by Marina Meade and led by Senior John Brewster grabbed third place. The sophomore class won the skit with a Susan Lanoue and her Geisha Girls. THIRD PLACE Freshman float Peter Pan with Marina Meade aboard. HAPPY KING Arthur Booth completes lziss on cheek ot Queen Mary Adair Dorsey. ,-1 I BIG MOMENT for Sophs as emcee announces they won second place tor Teahouse ot the August Moon..' QUEEN MARY SQUEALS delight as cameraman catches her tirst surprised reaction to the news ot her coronation.