Berry High School - Caravel Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Interclub Council First Row: P. Mayfield, B. Walker, C. Raines, B. Sloan, E. Banks, A. LeePard, B. Box. Second Row: R. Walton, L. Wilson, S. Sims, S. Sprallin, M. Ray, D. Westbrook, A. McRae, K. Thomas, D. Gardner, J. Tilden, J. Lynch. Third Row: B. Deegan, J. Wiley, B. Roche, B. Creel, C. Cranford. S. Higginbothani, G. Duquette. P. Sides, A. Alvis, M. Johnson, H. Hudson. Like the Student Council, the Inter- Clulj Council is vital to our cluli ac- tivities. The Interclub Council, which makes the rules governing the clubs at Berry, is composed of all cIuIj pres- idents. The president of the Interclub Council is the First Vice-President of the Student Council. In addition to sponsoring such proj- ects as the Christmas Decoration Con- test and the Galleylopper, the Coun- cil encourages active club membership and school spirit. Officers: Bobby Roche, President; Henry Hudson, Vice President; Marjorie Ray, Secretary; Susan Sprallin. Treasurer; Barbara Walker, Chaplain. 22

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Council Improving the school spirit and many other facets of school life is the goal of the Senior Student Council. The representatives are from grades ten through twelve, and are elected from each homeroom. Special activities such as dances, Noise Day, Hat Day, and a new one this year called Mask Day, and special services, such as parking stickers for juniors and seniors and student activity cards were among the projects of the Council. This group forms the core of our school government and activities. L-R, First Row: Mrs. McGec, Beverly Bishop, Jenny King. Susan Hibbler, Laura Peltigrew, Jeannie Gray, Debbie Wells, Massie Sawyer, Sherry Sinis Ellen Edge, Sallie Robins, Susan Hall, Mrs. Kelly. Second Row: Chuck Steiner, India Lowry. Lane Oglelree. Glenda Durham, Carol Walters, Ueli Hendricks, Debbie Harrison, Bob Bridwell, Michelle Dupuy, Nancv Curlee. Ree Smilh, Donna Brantly, Debby Ferguson, Joanna Razek, Rick Lovclady. Third Row: Bill Stcgall, Bobby Roche, Charles Usher, Chris Truss. Doug Cox. Greg Adair, Roy Plan, John Howell, Ashley Alvis, Gary Bishop, Lindsay Parsons, Allan ChappclJc, Craig Coblentz. 21

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Caravel Staff , -, UCA MOVES MjiijL ' B ii M Janet Barnes, Editor; Carol Raines. Business Manager; Barbara Sloan, Assistant Editor. Tlu- girl who kept the sponsors in line. Through the efforts of a few untiring students and the three hardworking sponsors, the Caravel is pub- lished every year. The work began in July at the yearbook workshop held at Samford University. In August, the staff members began the initial selling of advertisements, which helped raise the money for the pul)liration and for he color pages. The work continued until the final deadline on February 20. The members of the staff drew the layouts, wrote the copy, and in some cases, even took the pictures which appear in the annual. It is a long, hard job, but a very rewarding one — especially when the final dead- line is met. Every staff member and sponsor takes pride in presenting the 1968 Caravel to Berry High School. It is the wish of everyone involved that this annual will bring fond and sincere memories of school days at Berry High School. CARAVEL SPONSORS: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Fay. 23