Westminster Schools Atlanta - Lynx Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE, BOARD, ALMA MATER 3 ADMINISTRATION 4 FACULTY 6 SCHOOL STAFF... 17 JOINT SPECIAL ACTIVITIES 18 BOYS ' SCHOOL .- -.- 26 Introduction — — 28 Dedication 29 Campus Moods 30 Features 32 Athletics 40 Organizations.- 66 Honor Council 68 Student Council 69 Publications 70 Service Clubs — 72 Academic Clubs 73 Classes 76 Senior History 78 Superlatives 80 Class Piaures 81 JOINT ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES 106 GIRLS ' SCHOOL 112 Dedication 114 Classes 116 Classrooms 118 Honor Roll 121 Underclassmen 122 Senior History 140 May Court 142 Seniors 150 Senior Directory 166 Athletics 168 Physical Education -. -170 Athletic Council ..171 Teams 172 May Day -.- 179 Activities 180 Student Council 182 Service Council 183 Honor Council — 184 Honoraries ....185 Clubs 186 Publications 190 Candids 194 JOINT SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS 198 ADVERTISEMENTS 214

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VOLUME V - THE 1962 YEARBOOK OF THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS ATLANTA, GEORGLV

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Beneath the great pines of the Westminster campus the realization of a lofty vision unfolds. Here four schools unite to promote growth in wisdom, in stature, and in favor with God and man. From kindergarten to graduation, the Westminster student learns under the guidance of Christian ideals. The founders ' hopes for the campus are rapidly materializing. The recently completed administration building and the impres- sive plans for new dormitories testify that their hopes are being realized. Each year brings new growth and plans for even greater expansion in the future. Westminster ' s physical surroundings reflect the faith of the trustees and faculty in a student body that will respond to their efforts by fulfill ing their every expectation. Each September the ability of the student body is challenged, and each June it is recognized. The Westminster graduate knows that his diploma represents the school ' s genuine approval of his success in meeting high standards of education and character. Although the high school students occupy separate buildin gs, the Girls ' and Boys ' Schools, their purposes are identical. Every student strives to develop an intelligent curiosity that will always seek perfection. The 1962 Ly?ix presents the shared experiences which unite the students in their endeavor. It pictures the fun, the aspirations, and the accomplishments that have formed an unforgettable epoch of their lives. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Vernon Broyles Dr. J. R. McCain Mrs. J. N.Frazer Chairman Vice-chairman Secretary Mrs. Ivan Allen, Jr. Mr. H. W. Beers, Jr. Mrs. Spencer Boyd Mr. ' Welborn Cody Mr. Robert Dodd Mr. W. D. Ellis Dr. Roland Frye Mrs. Thomas Hines Mr. Arthur Howell Mrs. George Hoyt Mrs. Jas. C. Malone Dr. P. D. Miller Mr. A. Montgomery Mr. Wm. A. Parker Mr. James Poner Mr. E. D. Smith Mr. Hal L Smith Dr. Monroe Swilley Mr. Pollard Turman Dr. A. Williams ALMA MATER In wisdom, stature, love for man, And grace from God above. We give our arms, our hearts, our minds. Our alma mater ' s goal to find. Westminster, praise we thee. Westminster, praise we thee. And as we leave these halls behind. These friendships of our youth, We breathe our prayer of gratitude And forward go with faith renewed. Westminster, love we thee. Westminster, love we thee.