Newspaper item mentioning Kay: 10/10/1935
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The Atlanta (Georgia) Constitution tells who's who in student activities in Kay's highschool. Of course Kay is involved in the school newspaper.
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Miss Martha Hurt Is Named President by N.A.P.S. Body
Miss Martha Hurt, a senior, was elected president of the student body of the North Avenue Presbyterian school on Tuesday. Miss Betty Mather, a junior, was elected vice president; Miss Dorothy Malone, secretary, and Miss Ann Eagan, treasurer.
The following were elected to the staff of Senior Reader, the school newspaper: Miss Eugenia Bridges, editor-in-chief; Kathleen Stokey, feature editor; Nell Echols, news editor; Elaine Robey, sports editor; Carolyn Massell, exchange editor; Mardie V. Candler, alumnae editor; and Penn Hammond, society editor. The business staff consists of Misses Mary King Hart, Netty McConnell, Barbara Settle, Polly Lou Rich and Charlotte Selman.
Miss Nettie Lee Greer was elected editor-in-chief of the school annual; Miss Mary Cummins, business manager; Miss Barbara McGaughey, assistant business manager; Miss Mary Reins, literary editor, with Miss Dolly Tuell assistant, and Miss May Weltner, alumnae editor.
Red Cross director for the school is Miss June Moore and Miss Virginia Ogletree is Red Cross representative. Miss Edith Fugitt is president of the Athletic Association, and Miss Marjorie Armstrong, secretary.
Miss Martha Hurt, a senior, was elected president of the student body of the North Avenue Presbyterian school on Tuesday. Miss Betty Mather, a junior, was elected vice president; Miss Dorothy Malone, secretary, and Miss Ann Eagan, treasurer.
The following were elected to the staff of Senior Reader, the school newspaper: Miss Eugenia Bridges, editor-in-chief; Kathleen Stokey, feature editor; Nell Echols, news editor; Elaine Robey, sports editor; Carolyn Massell, exchange editor; Mardie V. Candler, alumnae editor; and Penn Hammond, society editor. The business staff consists of Misses Mary King Hart, Netty McConnell, Barbara Settle, Polly Lou Rich and Charlotte Selman.
Miss Nettie Lee Greer was elected editor-in-chief of the school annual; Miss Mary Cummins, business manager; Miss Barbara McGaughey, assistant business manager; Miss Mary Reins, literary editor, with Miss Dolly Tuell assistant, and Miss May Weltner, alumnae editor.
Red Cross director for the school is Miss June Moore and Miss Virginia Ogletree is Red Cross representative. Miss Edith Fugitt is president of the Athletic Association, and Miss Marjorie Armstrong, secretary.
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The following were elected to the staff of Senior Reader, the school newspaper: Miss Eugenia Bridges, editor-in-chief; Kathleen Stokey, feature editor; Nell Echols, news editor
Feature editor: Kay has found her niche.
Nell Echols was Kay's best friend throughout her life.
Feature editor: Kay has found her niche.
Nell Echols was Kay's best friend throughout her life.
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