Berea High School - Pirate Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1967 volume:

Pistol Po eesti ann c ia hi ore 1966-'67 “PIRATE” Berea High School Berea, Kentucky volume XIX Ps “OF ney INTRODUCTION ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ROYALTY SEN TORS JUN TORS any SOPHOMORES — FRESHMEN deh CA@ULTY =| ELEMENTARY PDDERTISE MEOTS . . . Being A Senior... There is a special thrill about being a Senior. The prestige, Senior privileges (although few), and the fact that our class is second to none, contribute to the overall happiness of being a Senior. The Seniors seem to be separate from the rest of the high school. We have a room all our own, we leave first after assembly, slave on the yearbook, take tests continously, wear class rings, try on caps and gowns, have certain fringe benefits, and do many, many more things that the other classes never dream of doing. Happiness really is being a Senior. Seniors always leave first after Above. Laboring on the year- assembly, and either sit on the a book proved to reap success. front row or on the floor. Above. Senior John Fowler was a master of taking advantage of fringe benefits. Above and right. Constant pressures on the Seniors were released several ways. Above, the seniors are preparing to leave on the Senior Trip on the morning of May Ist. It's g-o-o-d! (Senior play) More goes into the senior play than meets the eye, Being a Senior is being able to show off class rings. Left. When pressures are finally re- leased, a re- alization of Above, The last few days at Berea the last days High were spent working on Class Night of high school activities. Class Night was termed a is brought to huge success. mind. . . « The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet . . . The theme of the 1967 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet was Seventh Heaven , At the banquet, the seniors found out why they could not get into heaven and discovered that there are not too many secrets at BHS. When we fin- ished the great meal, left Boone Tavern, and arrived at the gym, we viewed a beautifully decorated gymnasium. So beautiful, in fact, even the seniors themselves had to admit that it was the best Prom ever. Where the action was: the '66-'67 Junior- Senior Prom. Good food, good entertainment, and good company helped the banquet become a suc- cess? At the Prom, Jane Britton and Donald Blackburn crowned Beverly Johnson- and Abby Scruggs Prom King and Queen. Jerry Tull, Senior Class President, puts in 6 his two cents’ worth. . . . School Spirit . . . School spirit is the thing that keeps a school going even though it is months until the next vacation, and the teachers seem to be smothering everybody with homework. When the ball team wins its game, there's an air of happiness all over the school, and the homework is not so tough after all, But what if the team does not leave the court in victory? School spirit prevails because the fans fill the bleachers at the next home game and cheer all the more loudly. The faculty takes part in school spirit, too. Above left and right; the faculty-senior ball game. At left, Mr. Kemp Even though it at the Carnival. snowed and lots of the floats were ruined, the Home- coming Parade carried on as planned. (Right) Left and Right: The Cheer- leaders get most of the credit for keeping school spirit alive, and they sure eam it. . . . Graduation... . Commencement was held May 26th, 1967. In some ways graduation was an ending; in some, a beginning. It was an end to all the wonderful days at Berea High School. Saying goodbye to dear old BHS and walking from the building for the last time as High School students was just as hard as saying good-bye to an old friend. It also was the beginning of a whole new future; for some, college life. Few seniors gave graduation much thought until the very night Commencement began. Whenever graduation was mentioned, it was tossed off with little discussion, and usually with only carefree remarks. Even when the caps and gowns arrived, we still didn't realize how close the end was. When that night came, however, we were suddenly awakened, and it seemed to be all over much too soon. FRONT ROW: Kirby, Duerson, Botkin, Jackson, Cummins, Conner, SECOND: Reynolds, Williams, Johnson, Tillery, Hines, Kahlo, Woods, Taylor, Calico, Green. THIRD: Patrick, Hudson, Hawley, J. Simpson, Til- lery, Wyatt, Johnson, FOURTH: Miller, Hazelwood, Kiteck, Tull, Cornelison, Kennedy, Banks. FIFTH: Shouse, Fowler, Dyer, Anderson, Herron, Williams, Ballinger, Moorhatch, Scruggs, Kavanaugh, Pennington, T. Simpson. _) Saee Happiness is having someone to appreciate .. . Greathouse Cox Henry Cook Greathouse, Brown, Jones 10 he ey Ti DOVIASS 1S The Yearbook Staff FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Ricky Johnson, Frank Anderson, Karol Cummins, Charlotte Cummins, Terry Simp- son, Abby Scruggs, Bruce Ballinger, Glenn Green, Jerry Simpson, Sammy Cornelison, Barbara Kirby, Fay Woods, SECOND ROW; Larry Wyatt, Dianne Kahlo, Jerry Tull, Jimmy Pennington, Belle Jackson, Rieta Jo Botkin, John Fowler. The yearbook staff this year has really done a fine job to sum- marize the 1967 year at Berea High School in these few pages. We feel that we have done an exceptional job, but it would have been impossible without help from our advisor, Mrs. Cook. Without her continuous pushing, we would never have made any of our deadlines. We hope that this volume of the BHS yearbook will occupy a special place on your bookshelves, and that you will keep it close at hand for frequent reference. We hope that this is an annual that each buyer can enjoy over and over again. Deciding on what to go where, and then putting it there is much more difficult than it seems. = The editors worked closely with Mr. Our hard-working Rivard, our expert. editors, Larry Wyatt It almost takes an and Rieta Botkin. expert of another kind to deal with him. FB L A Thelma Hines, Diane Kahlo, Brenda Clark, Marty Abney, Cheryl Carter, Peggy Con- ner, Belle Jackson, Rieta Botkin, Gail LeGear, Larry Wyatt, Beverly Johnson, Judy Williamson, Jimmy. Pennington, Pat McConnell, Boone Tillery, Abby Scruggs, Wanda Taylor, Dianne Jennings, Patsy Tillery, Sarah Conner, Clara Duerson, Barbara Kirby, Mr. Eckler, sponsor. Karol Cummins, Diane Kahlo, Charlotte Cummins, Peggy Conner, Brenda Clark, Sarah Conner, Belle Jackson, Cheryl Carter, Marty Abney, Pat McConnell, Judy Williamson, Gail LeGear, Beverly Johnson, Wanda Tay- lor, Patsy Tillery, Clara Duerson, Thelma Hines, Barbara Kirby, Rieta Botkin, ee National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Charles Evans, Larry Wyatt, Ann Barton, Beverly Hamilton, Patty Calico, Belle Jackson, Rieta Botkin, Cheryl Carter, Glenn Green, Steve Kiteck. SECOND ROW: Donald Blackburn, Frank Anderson, Bruce Ballinger, Jerry Tull, Abbey Scruggs, Terry Simpson, Rick Johnson, John Fowler, Kenny Duerson, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Under the leadership of Mrs. Ray, the National Honor Society was very active this year, The NHS sponsored a Student Council and set up a constitutional convention to vote on proposed by-laws. The members of the National Honor Society are deeply indebted to Mrs. Ray for her service, Formal Meeting Awards Assembly INITIATION INITIATION Junior National Honor Society SEATED (L. TOR,.): White, Lake, Barton, Tincher. STANDING (L. TOR.): Lunsford, Anderkin, Barrett, Engle, Hamilton, Cummins, Cain, Bowman, Estridge, Crawford, Baker, Cox. STAIRWAY (L. TOR,): Anderkin, Arnett, Rowlette, Fothergill, Whiteford, Bess, Webb, Croucher, York, Anglin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Buchanan, sponsor, Junior National Honor Societ y Mrs, Reid, sponsor, Library Club in’ RS, Crawford, Anglin, Baker, Bowman, Lake, Cox, Tate, Green, Johnson, Hayes, Carter, Hines, Jackson, Tillery, Botkin, Kahlo, Abney, Jones, LeGear, Cummins, Neeley, Isaacs, Ellington, Barton, Sharp, Gadd, Taylor, Upton, Williams, Conner, Jennings, Brumley, Williamson, Clark, Duerson, Kirby, Woods, Calico, Cummins. Library Club SS Od vw w Ww A swt HOM Aken oF AMERICA F.H.A. KNEELING: (L, to R.) Jennings, Bracken, Calico, LeGear, Carter, Hamilton, Barton, Green, Engle, Platt, Upton. SECOND ROW: (L. toR.) Brumley, Bowman, Harrison, Owens, Williams, Miracle, Gadd, White, Philpot, Lunsford, Barton. The Future Homemakers of America is one of our most active clubs at Berea High. Each year FHA sponsors a Valentine Dance at which the FHA Sweetheart is crowned. This year the '65-'66 Sweetheart, Mrs. Louise Malicote, re- linquished her crown to Miss Belle Jackson. Miss Davenport FHA SWEETHEART Committees? SWEETHEART DANCE qr ‘ ZIT) Rt) 1 a A Cee Senior Glee Club 1 Williamson, Barrett, Kirby, Jennings, Sharp, Abney, Green, Carr, LeGear, Cummins, Mr. Jones, Barton, McConnell, Hamilton, Calico. Mr. Curtis Jones Croucher, Cain, Tull, Omara, Hazelwood, Webb, Horton, Hymer, Morris, Shupe, Hudson, Calico, Est- ridge, French, Mullins, Sanders, Vaughn, Engle, Hamilton, Cummins, Begley, Damrell, Jones, Cox, Martin, Davis, Bowman, Moore, Palahunich, Kahlo, Van Winkle York, Curtis, Van Winkle, Hamilton, Richardson, Chrisman, Ballinger, Wallace, Barton, Neeley, Epling, Kiteck, Anderkin, Bess, Hill, Cornel- ison, Adams, Hoffarth, Kahlo, Johnson. r F 4 i) SSP a a i oa - . 6 ay ia ' te = A Wf rhe ‘| Berea High Band DIRECTOR: Roderick Tate DRUM MAJOR: Eddy Wray GRADUATING MEMBERS: Steve Kiteck Belle Jackson Fay Woods Mr. Tate BAND OFFICERS ... HAPPINESS IS A GOOD s PERFORMA NCE .� . AND... wea TRIPS 6 2 | |) VAM Jackie White, Ruth Barton, Skipper Kahlo, Becky Bot- 6 HY a kin, and Robin Hamilton At right are the Senior cheerleaders, Beverly Johnson, and Rieta Jo Botkin. Happiness to these girls is three stripes and a star on their sleeves, The cheerleaders also sponsored the Pep Club, a club dedicated to school spirit and yelling, (Below) ‘B team Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Pep Club Barbara Bracken, Beverly Johnson, Rieta Botkin, Gail LeGear, Cheryl Car- ter, and Paula Jones This year the Varsity Cheerleaders showed a lot of pep and sup- port for the Pirates, Pep rallies, bonfires, signs in the hall, and lots of spirit--these things are typical of the BHS Cheerleaders of '66-'67. ©) Lf 0NIASS 1S. DCIIMING SEP o0 = DOWN gAYARDS TO CO) 39% rah 72% (a 71 ye a2 7, are ae 44 FRONT ROW: Coach Hines, Shupe, Green, Dean, Van Winkle, Reynolds, Evans, Morgan, Duerson, Walker, John- son, Broddus, Coach Palahunich, Manager Baugh; SECOND ROW: Gadd, Howard, Isaacs, Reynolds, Miracle, Baugh, Hamilton, Davis, Dyer, Brandenburgh, Duerson, Rowlette, Manager Estridge, Coach Miracle; THIRD ROW: Coach Marmie, Manager Moorhatch, Evans, Mullins, French, Blackburn, Dyer, Johnson, Hazelwood, Wyatt, Duerson, Green, Gillespie, Devere, Coyle. '66 Football Team “Blue Grass Conference Champions” The Berea High Pirates showed good balance in football this year with a 7-3 season, Next year will find three starters missing from the line-up (right), From left: Senior tailback Larry Wyatt, wingback Carl Hazel- wood, and tackle Steve Dyer. The team suffered two losses by only one point, and another by six. They showed y great hustle and desire under the leadership of a new head coach, Larry Marmie, a graduate of Eastern. At right, Don Blackburn grabs a pass from quarterback Green en route to the goal line during the hard-fought Central ball game. Below, Pirates dig in on defense as Central charges. The key word on defense is kill , Team defense drew praise from coaches all season, eae” STARTING OFFENSE: End - Blackburn; Tackle - Dyer; Guard - Gadd; Center - Rowlette; Guard - Reynolds; Tackle - Johnson; End - Coyle; BACKFIELD: Wyatt - Tailback; Shupe - Fullback; Green - Quarterback; Hazel- wood - Wingback; Broddus - Tailback. ba — Fy aA ae Sab aS, Hazelwood is finally wrestled down after a twenty- yard gain following a pass from Green. As the Pirates charge, Green, with ball, looks for fullback Shupe on an attempt at a successful off-tackle play. STARTING DEFENSE: FRONT ROW: End - Devere; Tackle - Johnson; Guard - Isaacs; Guard - Miracle; Tackle - Gillespie; End - Dyer. BACKS; Halfback - Hazelwood; Halfback - Wyatt; Linebacker - Gadd; Safety - Duerson; Halfback - Baugh; Linebacker - Reynolds. oh Dubbed the Muddiest Game of the Year by all players was the Homecoming game with Sayre. A decisive victory, however, made up for the miserable conditions. Right. Junior quarterback Glyn Green was voted Most Valuable Player by his team. Left. Practice is what it takes. A view of next year's squad during spring practice. Below. The Pirates made a good showing in the conference by placing nine out of eleven on the All-Conference team. From left: Don Blackburn, Dan- ny Johnson, Steve Dyer, Bobby Gadd, Paul Rey- nolds, Carl Hazelwood, Glyn Green, Don Shupe, Mike Coyle. Below are coaches Floyd Hines, Bill Palahunich, Larry Marmie, and Glyndon Miracle, ot Pirate Sill MIKE COYLE, Center | CARL HAZELWOOD, Guard ABBY SCRUGGS, BOONE TILLERY, Forward Guard JIMMY PENNINGTON, GLYN GREEN, Guard Forward ; '66-'67 BHS BASKETBALL TEAM: BACK ROW: Boone Tillery, Carl Hazelwood, Kenny Duerson, Abby Scruggs, Ronnie Devere, Steve Herron, Mike Coyle, Don Blackburn, Jimmy Pennington, Glyn Green, Mike Baugh, Coach Chuck Eckler, BOTTOM ROW: Managers Roger Williams, Doug Estridge, and Jeff Baugh. This year the fans and team suffered a long, cold season, A 5-18 season isn't much of a season to shout about, but there were several times during the year when the Pirates showed some terrific basketball skill and always showed a lot of hustle and spirit. The team saw a new coach in Chuck Eckler, a graduate of Berea, where he started on the Mountaineer roster. At right are the Seniors, top: Scruggs, Herron, Pennington, Hazelwood, Coach Eckler, and Tillery. ABOVE. Senior Jim Penning- ton (13) lays the ball up for a score with the greatest of ease. Faithful Belle Jackson kept the books for BHS's ball teams. LEFT. Boone Tillery (no. 43) lays the ball in after a fast break down the floor in the Foundation game. We won by one point in three overtimes. BELOW. Sophomore forward Mike Coyle shoots over a de- fensive man for a quick two points in the Mount Vernon game, BELOW. Senior Abby Scruggs (25) came through in the clutch at the foul line often, Mot Mike Coyle (Above) jumps for the Pirates to begin the three-over- time loss against the Fountation Lions. 27 Baseball .. . From the standpoint of wins and losses, BHS baseball experienced a so-so season. We won five and lost seven, but a couple of these losses were by only one point. Coach Charles Eckler points out that his team played very good ball and feels that his boys had a good season. Senior Sammy Cornelison was the leading hit- ter, and Junior Glyn Green had the most wins from the pitching mound. Junior Ronnie Devere grabs the ball and prepares to throw to home. Coach Eckler warms up team with in- field practice. Larry French showed lots of promise as a pitcher. Sammy Cornelison connects for a base hit. 28 Right: Seniors Jerry Tull and Sammy Cornelison. Below: The '67 Pirate Baseball Team. FRONT ROW From Left: Evans, Reynolds, Miller, Duerson, Dalton, Baugh (Manager). SECOND ROW: Devere, Corelison, Reynolds, Tull, Coyle, Duerson. THIRD ROW: Belle Jackson (Scorekeeper), Baugh, Shupe, French, Green, Evans, Coach Charles Eckler. BEREA HIGH -N = THE BOY'S AND GIRL'S TRACK TEAMS j This year Berea High School added a new sport, girls' track. The girls, G a ; ranging in age from twelve to seventeen, participated in local track meets and | ve in the Regional meet at Richmond, Kentucky. For the girls’ first year they each should be commended for such fine performances. The boys had four meets. Lexington Catholic and Tates Creek supplied tough competition, but Coach Palahunich said that he felt as though Berea High made a good showing. At the Bluegrass Conference meet, the Pirates took a runner-up, losing by only four points, In the regional, the boys earned 31 points, and Steve Kiteck won the high jump. He represented B. H. S. at the state meet, Both of these teams were coached by Mr. Bill Palahunich. Coach Palahunich Before competition the team tries to relax. Strong determination shows One of the great beauties of Ruthie Barton to be a future sports......a victory shared winner, by the TEAM!! SEATED From Left to Right: Ruthie Barton, Scarlett Lake. STANDING: Left to Right: Debbie Broaddus, Carolyn Miller, Belle Jackson Thelma Hines, Dorene Walker, Coach Palahunich. JEREA HIG! EREA HIGE — FRONT ROW Left to Right: Carl Anglin, Douglas Miller, Glenn Miracle, Artie VanWinkle, Keith Mullins, Pat Issacs, Donnie Shupe. SECOND ROW Left to Right: Charlie Walker, Oatis Broaddus, Stewart Martin, Kenny Row- lette, Ralph Gillespie, Gary Compton, Trip Hamilton, John Walker, Coach Bill Palahunich, Not pictured are seniors Larry Wyatt, Bruce Ballinger, and Steve Kiteck. Below are seniors and what they competed in. Larry Wyatt noted as the Blue- Bruce Ballinger only a short Steve Kiteck regional high grass Conference's fastest miler. step from State competition. jump winner. Ralph Gillespie takes deep The gun sounds, and out of The finish is just ahead and | concentration as he hurls the the blocks comes Donnie Oatis puts out winning effort. discus. Shupe. STANDING: J. Fowler, J. Pennington, T. Simpson, J. Moore, J. Simp- son, B, Tillery KNEELING; B. Motley, Pro., Jim Tillery. A birdie putt for sure! Jim lines up. A real golfer, look at those shoes! fi Jerry smashes one for 3000 yards. Man!!! What a putt! . . . Happiness is Having Time To Goof Off A Little... Yep. As usual, old Abby Scruggs is right in the middle of everything. Above, Aha! Caught you again, Mrs, Cook! Now these parties have got to stop! In November, construction of a twelve-mile section of Interstate- 75 was completed. A ceremony was held and Gov. Edward Breathitt himself was present. School was dismissed for the occasion. LEFT. The Governor hisself comes to lil’ old Berea, RIGHT. Let's see now. Uh, angle AGB is 60 degrees because ABC is equalateral. No, ABC is isoscles ...or is it because OB and OD are equal...no...uh, well, OD does equal 8 , and..FORGET IT! ! Larry Wyatt and Rieta Botkin found that being editors for the yearbook was not easy! ABOVE. As in most opportunities to leave school, the Senior Class was well represented, LEFT. The governor in a Lincoln Continental breaks the barrier to signify the official opening of the new section. 33 . . . Dramatics... Mrs. Cook's Dramatics class showed much talent in the three plays presented to the student body. Below are pictures taken during the Christmas play, which was completely written by the dramatics class. It was sort of a modern version of Dickens's A Christmas Carol. It was said to be the first play to be put on “in the round at Berea High. Special lighting and sound effects made this play a great success. Jimmy Pennington played Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow Had it not been for the Senior the part of Pinch , which we diet! Glee Club, the play would have would correspond to Scrooge been a complete failure. in Dickens's play. Another play, A Thing of Beauty, was given on the stage, At left, Steve Kiteck and Charlotte Cum- mins portray their parts as a sculp- tor and his model. At right, Steve and actor Terry Simpson discuss the beauty of the elephant's foot seen in the background with ele- phant's ears growing in it. Left. Jerry Tull, the man with the big sound, tells BMOC Abby Scruggs a thing or three, Right. We just gotta get outa this place. 1966 Football Homecoming Queen And Court JANE BRITTON THELMA HINES PAM TILLERY Hallowe'en KING QUEEN Prom King Queen Abby Scruggs Beverly Johnson eh FHA Sweetheart Court... BEVERLY HAMILTON BELLE JACKSON VERNA GREEN (Sweetheart) . . . Happiness Is A Crown Of Hearts . . . Mr. and Miss Senior Patsy Tillery and Abby Scruggs é Patsy is an Honor Roll student and is active in many clubs. She was a candidate for Homecoming Queen 1966. Abby is also an Honor Roll student, and his name often appears on the Star Roll. He is a varsity letterman in basketball and track. Paul Reynolds and Patty Calico were chosen by their classmates to be favorites of their class. Paul is an All-Conference guard on the football team. Patty is very active in clubs and belongs to the Nation- al Honor Society. Mr. and Miss Junior Patty Calico and Paul Reynolds Mike Coyle and Paula Jones are Sopho- more favorites. Mike is All-Conference in football and is a starter of the Pirate basketball team. Paula can be seen on the sidelines of the ball games leading the cheering section, Mr. and Miss Sophomore Paula Jones and Mike Coyle ,, Mr. and Miss Freshman Linda Lunsford and David Evans HAPPINESS IS having a little space left over to put in pictures you forgot about. This is good! COACH PALAHUNICH'S JR. HIGH TEAM ey a 34 we 10 J. Issacs, S, Pennington, C. Wagers, J. Baugh, B. Cain, G. Compton, D. Pope, P. Kiteck, F, Martin, P. Calico, D. Neel- ey, C. Jones, D, Adams, J. Upton, Coach Palahunich. 42 ... Senior Class... Jerry Tull - President, Carl Hazelwood - Vice President, Clara Ray Duerson - Secretary- Treasurer, Beverly Johnson - Reporter This year's Senior Class turned out to be the most unique Senior Class in the history of Berea High, Each day on the bulletin, under the tardy or absent section, the column of names beneath the heading Seniors was invariably the longest. We feel that this is some sort of record, Also, the '67 yearbook is the best ever (to which we are sure all will agree). The Senior play was a great success, not to mention the fact that we had a great time on the Senior trip. The Seniors were always being excused from classes to to something or to go somewhere, Practice for the Christmas play was worth about a week of classes; then there was the Speech Festival; each Monday the Honors English class worked on the yearbook; we were constantly getting out to take pictures or sell ads, go to yearbook clinics, and...well, when you get right down to it, we didn't come to school but two or three days the whole year! 43 BEST DANCERS Jim Pennington and Diane Kahlo FRANK ANDERSON National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1; An- nual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. FRANK BANKS Berea Foundation 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. GARY CALICO BRUCE BALLINGER National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Pep Club 4; Track 2,3,4; An- nual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. RIETA BOTKIN Cheerleader 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,4; Pep Club Sec, 2, Vice-Pres, 4; F,H. A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 2; National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Treas. 4; F,B,L.A. 3,4; Career Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Class Sec, 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Leadership Conf, 3. CHRISTINE CARTER STEVE DYER Football 2, 3,4, cap- tain 4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. DAVADA GADD F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Sec. of Freshman Class; Majorette 2,3; Library Club 4, JOHN FOWLER National Honor Society 4; D.A.R. History Award 8; Science Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 8,4; Golf 4; 4-H 1; Basketball Mgr. 2; Annual Staff 4. CARL HAZELWOOD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2,3; National Honor Society 3; Science Club 2; 4-H 1,2; Class Sec. 1; Class Vice- Pres, 2; Class Vice- Pres. 4. PEGGY CONNER Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 1; F,B.L. A., Vice-Pres. 4; Career Club 4; Girl's Basketball 3; -Music Club 1, 2. CHARLOTTE CUMMINS Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2, 38,4; Career Club 4; Library Club 1, 2,3, 4; F.B,L, A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. SAMMY CORNELISON I, A. Club 1; Track 2; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Football 2; Annual Staff 4. CLARA DUERSON Pep Club 4; F.H. A. 1; F.B.L. A. 4; Ca- reer Club 4; Library Club 2,3, 4; Sec. - Treas. of Senior Class; Senior Play 4. CLASS CLOWNS Clara Duerson and Alan Miller THELMA HINES Park City H.S. 1,2, 8; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,4; F.T. A, 1, 2,3; Pep Club 4; F.B.L. A, 4; Library Club 4; Career Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Citizenship Award 3; Vice Pres, of F.T. A. 3; Career Club 4; Library Club 4; Treas. of F.B.L. A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4, BELLE JACKSON National Honor Soci- ety 3,4, Sec. 4; Glee Club 1; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Girl's Basketball 3; Track 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 4, Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4, Reporter 3; F.B.L. A. 4; Career Club 4, Reporter 4; F.H. A. Sweetheart 4; D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Class Reporter 2,3. RICKY JOHNSON Science Club 1, 2, 8, Pres, 1,2; Track 2, 3; 4-H 1,2; Annual Staff 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Class Pres. 2. wo DANNY HUDSON National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Annual Staff 4, BEVERLY JOHNSON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Career Club 3,4; Library Club 1, 2,4; FLH. A, 1,2,8, 4; F.B.L. A. 1,2,3, 4, Vice-Pres, 3; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4, co-capt. 4; Class Reporter 4; Se- nior Play 4; Color Guard 3. DIANE KAHLO Bolsa Grande H.S. ; Art Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; F.B.L. A. 3,4, Treas. 3; Ca- reer Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4, PHYLLIS NEELEY JOHN PATRICK Pep Club 3,4; Library Basketball 1; Foot- Club 1,2,3,4; Career ball 2. Club 3; F,H. A, 1; F,B.L.A. 3. JIM PENNINGTON JOHN PIGG Madison Central 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Pep Club 8,4; Golf 3,4; Track 2; D,A.R. Award 4; 4-H 1; F.B.L.A. Pres. 4; Color Guard 3; Class Treas, 3, KEN KAVANAUGH Berea Foundation 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Ten- nis 1,2; Football 3; Science Club, Presi- dent 3; F,B, L.A. 3; Track 3. STEVE KITECK Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Track 2,3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Science Club 1,2, 8, Vice-Pres. 2,3; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. BARBARA KIRBY Career Club 4; Library Club 2,4; Glee Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; F,H,. A, 2; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Career Club Pres, 4; Glee Club Pres. 4. JOHN MOORHATCH Trainer - Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball 2,3,4. os a ALBERT SCRUGGS JERRY SIMPSON _National Honor So- Pep Club 2,3,4; Golf ciety 3,4; Pres. 4; 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Track 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; F.B.L. A. 4; 4-H 1,2; French Club 1,2; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Senior Play 4; Annual Belle Jackson and John Fowler Staff 4; Leadership Conf. 3; Class Pres. 1,3, TERRY SIMPSON ELMER SHOUSE Pep Club 2,3,4; Golf 1,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4, BRENDA TATE WANDA TAYLOR F,H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,4; Library Club 1,4; Glee Club 1; F,B.L.A. 4; Career Club Sec. 4; Color Guard 2. PAUL WILLIAMS FAY WOODS Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Science Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. ROGER WILLIAMS Berea Foundation 1,2, 8; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Basketball Mgr. 4. LARRY WYATT Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Annual Staff Ed. 4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Boy's State 3; National Honor So- ciety 3, Reporter 4; Basketball 1; French Club 1,2; F.B.L. A. 4; Senior Play 4; Class Pres, 2, BILL TILLERY Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Football 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Track 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Madison Central 1. RAY TOWERY First Sem, Grad. PATSY TILLERY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; F,B,L.A. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Career Club 4; 4-H 1; Senior Play 4; Library Club Treas, 4; F.B.L.A. Sec. 4; Madison Central 1. JERRY TULL Baseball 2,3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; 4-H 2,3; Sen- ior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice- Pres, 3; Class Pres. 4. We, the Seniors of 1967, want to devote this place in our yearbook to Mrs. Cook, our sponsor, She has served not only as our Senior spon- sor, but also as our friend throughout our junior high and high school days. Mrs. Cook, we shall never forget you, BEST DRESSED Beverly Johnson and Jimmy Pennington Sinllel- You're You tell him, Mrs. Cook and the Dramatics on candid camera! Mrs. Cook! Class enjoy a Christmas party, mon a Through both good and bad times she has understood and helped us through our Senior year. Now, Seniors! 50 It-is truly hard to believe that the silly little faces on this page de- veloped into the fine Seniors of ‘67. The names have cunningly been omitted to protect the inno- cent, 51 Valedictorian Steven Kiteck Qalutatorian Jerry Tull . . . being a top Scholar. _ e VLE FRANK ANDERSON BRUCE BALLINGER RIETA BOTKIN CARL HAZELWOOD THELMA HINES RICKY JOHNSON STEVE KITECK ALBERT SCRUGGS JERRY TULL LARRY WYATT 54 ... Junior Class... Donald Blackburn - Secretary, Kenny Duerson - President, Ann Barton - Treasurer, Glyn Green - Vice- President, Charlie Evans - Reporter The Junior Class has the responsibility of sponsoring the Junior-Senior prom. A great deal of work goes into raising money, planning the banquet, and decorating the gym, but all will agree that the effort was well worth it. The Juniors have priority on selling things to make money for the occasion and they took full advantage of it. If it wasn't candy, it was Stanley sales, and if it wasn't Stanley sales, it was magazines, or Pirate license plates, or...well, you name it. The only thing that the Juniors aren't taking into consideration is that next year, as Seniors, they will be twice as busy with the yearbook, the senior play, dramatics plays, planning for the senior trip, five times as much homework, college entrance tests, gobs and gobs of research papers, and...well, you name it. 55 Abney, Marty Asher, Mike Banks, Debbie Barton, Ann Blackburn, Don Britton, Jane Broaddus, Otis Calico, Gloria Calico, Patty Carter, Cheryl Conner, Sarah Cummins, Karol Davis, Jim Devere, Ronnie Dooley, Danny Duerson, Kenny Evans, Charlie 56 Gadd, Bobby (the Demon) Hamilton, Beverly Kelly, Connie Kirk, Iris LeGear, Gail McConnell, Pat McCracken, Sandra Moorhatch, Jean Mullins, Janice Parker, Rita Parsons, Herbert Gillespie, Ralph Green, Glyn Green, Verna Isaacs, Joyce Jennings, Diane Johnson, Danny Vicky Philpot Powell, Marie Reynolds, Paul Sharp, Dianne Shupe, Donnie Stanley, Joe Upton, Teresa Pictures not available for these people: Earl French, Mitch Mullins, Charles Rader, Betsy Turner, Charles Walker, and Theresa Wyatt. When the sun is shining, spending lunch out in the parking lot is a favorite pastime. Williamson, Judy Wray, Renee The picture below was taken at school just before going down to the big bonfire at the field in preparation for the Central ball game. . . . Sophomore Class . . . Mike Baugh - President, Linda Owens - Treasurer, Mike Coyle - Vice-President, Eddie Mac Wray - Reporter, Ticky Harrison - Secretary Just about the biggest thrill of the Sophomore Class would be the fact that they get the opportunity to take Phys, Ed. and Health. The boys are eager to get in those Health classes and learn about the birds and bees , but all the good pictures have been cut out of the films. (Dang it!), The girls, of course, are looking for- ward to the sessions in folk dancing taught by the Fred Astaire of Berea , Bill Palahunich. 59 60 a Anglin, Carl Ballinger, Roger Barker, Shirley Baugh, Mike Botkin, Patricia Bowman, Nancy Bracken, Barbara Broaddus, Debbie Brumley, Gail ye” Calico, Marie Coyle, Mike Curtis, Juanita Dalton, Bernard Ellington, Charlotte Engle, Joan French, Larry Harrison, Jeff Harrison, Patricia Hounshell, Ruth Howard, Dickie Isaacs, Linda Isaacs, Pat Jones, Paula Lamb, Jimmie Lawrence, John Martin, Stewart Miller, Carol Miller, Dave Miracle, Glen Moore, Jim Mullins, Keith Neeley, Jackie 61 Owens, Linda Parsons, Norman Phillips, Bob Platt, Marsha Preston, William Rowlette, Kenny Shouse, Donnie _h Thompson, Tommie Upton, Jennifer Walker, Doreen Walker, John Williams, Brenda Williams, Connie Wray, Eddie York, Henry 62 . . . Freshman Class... Well, the Freshmen! The Freshmen got a real shock when they found out that they didn't feel a bit older when they entered high school. The Freshmen also found out that a Freshman was the lowest being on earth. A famous example of mistreatment is the annual informal initiation of the Freshman ball players. The girls are confronted with the FHA initiation. (Ugh!) But no matter how impossible it now seems, these poor kids will be Seniors. (Heaven forbid!) Larry Duerson - President Ruth Barton - Treasurer Trip Hamilton - Vice President 63 Connie Anderkin Reitha Anglin Pam Baker Darlene Barrett Ruth Barton Paula Bowman Alice Carr Patsy Cox Linda Crawford Brenda Croucher Robert Curtiss James Dean Norman Dean Douglas Duerson Jack Duerson Larry Duerson Donna Durham Douglas Estridge 64 David Evans Mike Fothergill Brenda Gadd Donna Gadd Bobby Green — die Trip Hamilton Greg Hart Jackie Hayes Kenneth Holt James Johnson David Jones Lanny Kidwell Scarlet Lake Linda Lunsford Conley McCracken Kenneth McHargne Wilma Miracle Donna Moore Rod Morgan 65 Brenda Owens Donald Platt Brvan Revnolds Steve Riddle. David Sharp Donnie Smith Alice Speare Kenneth Taylor Pam Tillery Robin Tincher Darrell Whittemore Mike Warfard Jackie White Beverly Williams Scene from the exciting '66-'67 Halloween Would you believe the Prom? Carnival at B.H.S, | 66, Principal; PHILLIP COX 68 The Berea High student body found a new hand on the reins of BHS. Mr. Phillip Cox from Ohio took over the demanding job of Principal. Many a student has faced the icy stare of Mr. Cox in an attempt to acquire an excused absence slip, The episode often ends in tragedy. Mr. Singleton has served Berea High for seventeen years. His never-ending con- cern for the student body and unfaltering leadership have gained the respect of count- less students, Superintendent: LITTEN R, SINGLETON DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL: Mrs. Clyde Botkin SECRET ARY FINANCE OFFICER Mrs. Phillip Cox Miss Boggs 69 4 Earl's first chance to sit in the coaches chair! Anytime you need Earl you'll find him hard at work! COOKS: Mrs, Devere, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Mounce, Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Williamson, Dr. Edsel Arnette Dr. Dwight Blackburn Bill Hamilton Cotton Isaacs Ronald Pennington The Board of Education Right. The Board of Education takes advantage of every chance to have an outing. Here they are pictured in the BHS Homecoming Parade 7I FLORA COX ALLEN Seventh Grade HELEN MAE BICKNELL Sixth Grade A.B. Berea College M.A. Eastern B.S. Eastern GLENDA HARRISON BOGGS English GAYLE HARPER BUCHANAN Seventh and Eighth Grades A.B, Easter A.B. Berea College CORA TABB COOK KATHARINE ELIZABETH English DAVENPORT Home Economics A.B. Western M.A. Eastern B.S. University of Ky. M.A. University of Ky. CHARLES M, ECKLER VIOLET JOHNSON FARMER JUDITH NORRIS GABBARD Business Sixth Grade Fifth Grade B.S, Berea College A.B. Berea College A.B. Berea College M.A. Eastern 72 PATRICIA POWELL GREATHOUSE Social Studies HANNAH WHITNEY GABRIEL Second Grade A.B. Berea College A.B, Berea College JIM G. HENRY FLOYD HINES Si Social Studies Science ‘ ure ot A.B, Berea College A.B, Berea College Available M.A. Eastern JAMES CURTIS JONES Music LILLIAN ISAACS HURST First Grade B.S, Eastern A.B. Berea College THOMAS E, KEMP SAREPTA ISAACS McHONE LARRY E. MARMIE Eighth Grade Second Grade Athletic Coach A.B. Univ. of Tenn. B.S, Eastern B.S, Eastern M.S. Univ. of Tenn. 73 WILLIAM PALAHUNICH Physical Education B.S. Eastern M.A. Eastern MARTHA BENDER REID Librarian A.B. Union College ANNE H. STEPHENSON Fourth Grade A.B. Berea College PAULINE RAMBEAU TINCHER First Grade CAROLYN GRAHAM TAYLOR Third Grade A.B. Univ. of Ky. B.S. Eastern 74 AMA WOOD RAY Math A.B. Westem MARY HELTON ROBINSON Third Grade A.B, Berea College RODERICK L. TATE Band A.B. East Tenn. State tat GLADYS S. WAGERS Fourth Grade A.B. Berea Sn LINDA DUNN WAGERS Fifth Grade A.B. Berea College Ayonsss. CUUHING hyne 0 SONAL oe 76 Bess, David Bowman, Connie Cain, Linda Compton, Gary Croucher, Linda Dyer, Jeff French, Vicky Hazelwood, Dekay Hembree, Kenneth Jones, Cora Kahlo, Skipper Lunsford, Bruce Martin, Freddy Mc Connell, Ricky Moore, Daphne Moore, Donald Mounce, Bruce Mullins, Barbara Neely, George Neeley, Paula Omara, Jimmie Pigg, John Pope, Dennis Reed, Sammy Sander, Saundra Turner, Lannie Van Winkle, Mike We lch, Billy Whiteford, Dale York, Jane Anderkin, Jay Arnett, Bradley Arnett, Kevin Blackburn, Dennis Botkin, Becky Calico, Paul Chrisman, Martha Cox, Teresa Cummins, Beverly Curtis, Alice Davis, Jan Engle, Judy Epling, Douglas Estridge, Donna Hamilton, Karen Hamilton, Robin Horton, Suzy Hudson, Peggy Hymer, Vicki Isaacs, Jeff Jones, Clinton Kiteck, Paul Martin, Janet Parker, Bernal Richardson, Cindy Rowlette, James Saylor, Clemeth Spires, Garry Tull, Vicki VanWinkle, Jan Arnett, Kevin Jones, Clinton Blackburn, Dennis . . . Mrs. Buchanan's Seventh and Eight h Grade... Adams, Elmer Adams, Sharon Anderson, Lewis Baker, Patricia Ballinger, Eula Barton, Karen Bates, Ricky Baugh, Jeff Begley, Debby Cain, Bart Calico, Brenda Cornelison, Beverly Hamilton, Bob Hart, Ken Hill, Bonnie Hoffarth, Virta Johnson, Leona Kahlo, Laura McCracken, Bob Morgan, Billy Buck Morris, Roberta Neeley, Doug Owens, Chuck Palahunich, Jennifer Pennington, Bob Pennington, Steve Rucker, Jimmy Seals, Larry Upton, Jim Vaughn, Carol Wagers, Chuck Wallace, Donna Warford, Rodney Sw, Adams, Dale Anglin, Dana Bates, Rodney Broaddus, Bill Fowler, Katreka 's = Gadd, Roxann . . . Miss Bicknell's sixth grade... Hammond, John Harrison, Teresa Jones, Robyn Kirk, Gordon Moore, Larry Ogg, Pam O'Mara, Joe Peters, Lonnie Pigg, Garry Plass, Tommy Reed, Kenneth Rucker, Dale Saylor, Beverly Warford, Joe Waugh, Franklin Bess, Robin Cummins, Belinda Epling, Dorothy Estridge, Glenn 2; cM. 7e Mrs. Farmer's Sixth Grade... Farmer, Steve French, Donald Goble, Martha Grant, George Hammond, Susan Hoffarth, Emil Huber, Patty Kahlo, Cynthia Kidwell, Brenda Kiteck, Peter Parsons, John Powell, Lisa Richmond, Roger Scully, Joan Shaffer, Lisa Taylor, Gary Upton, Tamara Wallace, Dallas Walters, Jane Young, Pam Adams, Ann Anderson, Theresa Bates, Ritchie Blackburn, Douglas Brown, Debra Chrisman, Richard Crutcher, Glyndon Cullers, Larry, Fish, Jerry Gadd, Larry Hazelwood, Jackie Johnson, Karen Kemp, George Mastin, Deborah McCracken, Carol Miracle, Darrell Morgan, James O'Neal, Jeffery Parker, Danny Pennington, Lisa Roach, Timothy Sander, Deborah Thomas, Valerie Vaughn, Eddie Weir, Nancy Young, Vernita 8] Broaddus, Carl Bullen, Kathy Bates, Bobby Chasteen, Billy Croucher, Teresa Croucher, Wendell Dumas, John Fish, Pete Fothergill, Jan Hutchins, Lisa Lamb, David Lawrence, Linda Lunsford, Edgar Mullins, Jimmy Peters, Ronnie Reed, Patricia Vaughn, Vickie Wilson, Gary PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Brenda Spain Mike Saylor Billy Lincoln Becky Neeley Lucy Lipps Dwight Amette Andy Caldwell Young, Laurie 82 Asher, Sandra Brock, Billy Byrd, Nena Combs, Keith Cornelison, Ronald Croucher, Tim Curtis, Joe Duerson, Marlene Fish, Jackie French, Rita Hamilton, Patricia Kerby, Valerie Lamb, Doris Jane Miller, Linda Miller, Scott Morris, Bonita Phillips, Mike Pigg, Mike Riley, Rebecca Stacy, Rhonda Thomas, Stephen Terrill, Roger Taylor, Scott Wilson, Karen Woods, James Zysk, Pamela Baker, Kent Barton, Mark Bonny, Debra Brock, Sondra Chrisman, Charles Cox, Sheryl Craig, Norma Curtis, Gwen Davis, Ricky Duckwall, Deborah Mrs. Stephenson gives Ricky Davis additional help. . . . Mrs. Stephenson's fourth grade. . . Engle, Jack Epling, Kindrick Estes, Cyd Farmer, Mike Hammond, Brian Hensley, Roy Hymer, Steve Jennings, Bill Kemp, Lee Kerby, Leslie Kiteck, Priscilla Morgan, Pebble Powell, Beverly Stanley, Joan Stephenson, Anne Anderson, Mike Anderson, Neshia Croucher, Jennifer Croucher, Tony Cummins, Clyde Cummins, Joe Eades, James Eaton, Tammie Fish, Melanie Ann French, Jerri Lynn Gadd, Mitzi Gadd, Rhonda Gallimore, Karen Hamilton, Stuart Hanvold, Keith Johnson, Kay Lear, Lisa Llewellyn, Susan Lunsford, Jimmy Mastin, Chuck Plass, Jane Prater, Tommy Proffitt, Gary Rowlett, Colette Saylor, Penny Sharp, Dennis Stacy, Seth Van Winkle, Vicki Wheeler, Rita Dale Wilson, Connie Wren, Frank 85 Adams, David Anglin, Rocky Arnold, Frank Barrett, Mike Bowles, Kenny Byrd, Anette Chasteen, Lisa Croucher, Mike Dean, Cheryl Dumas, Evelyn Farris, Mary French, Randall Hall, Eric Hayes, James Hazelwood, Gary Legear, Burton Lunsford, Debora Miller, Keith Moore, Lisa Neeley, Rose Ortiz, Cynthia Phillips, Steven Seals, Terry Settles, Billie Jean Still, Craig Sutton, Gregory Teague, James Yarber, David York, Brenda Blackburn, Deena Brunner, Scharme Coffey, Randel Curtis, Meredith Eades, Cathy French, Debra Frinley, Tony Gallimore, Mark Gill, Debra Goble, Jane Hamilton, Lisa Jennings, Wyatt Kerby, Sonja Lawrence, Patricia Legear, Ann Moseley, Deborah Mastin, Sean McBride, Randell Prater, Greg Richardson, Kevin Sander, Michael Wallace, David Wesley, Winton Young, Griffith 87 88 Amold, Betty Barrett, Carole Bates, Debra Bates, Ronnie Broadus, Bobby Brock, Greta Combs, Richard Combs, Steven Craig, Alexander Farris, Kenneth Fish, Mike Fothergill, Sam Bob Fryer, Larry Harrison, Ronda Kidwell, Barbara Lamb, Joyce McGuire, Rene” Neeley, Kathy Oliver, Robin Phillips, Dwight Riley, Steven Thomas, Christopher Yarber, Shelby Young, Jeannie . .. Mrs. Tincher's first Daugherty, Timmy French, Todd Fryer, Patsy grade e ne | Hazelwood, Lori Jennings, Renee Johnson, Keith Joyce, Robyn Lake, Billy Larsen, Susan LaGear, Jerilu McCracken, Reda McGuire, Denisi Miller, Donna Moore, Lynne —S= Parker, Barbara Pennington, David Phillips, Charles Powell, James Powell, Tommy Saylor, Gordon Seals, Allen Taylor, Robyn Taylor, Tim Thomas, Jeff Todd, Greg Traon, Brenda VanWinkle, Karen Wilder, David Yarber, Faye 89 Anderson, Gary Arnold, John Baker, Tanya Barnes, Denise Barnett, Carol Bell, Billy Bess, Kelly Boggs, Bryan Brown, Del Burnell, Keith 1 Cain, Debra Combs, Lesa Kay Conn, Craig Cornelison, Tanya Cummins, Tina Mrs. Hurst's First Grade .. . Dumas, Dureson, Epling, Larry Brent Heckman, Higgins, Warren Scot French, Green, Green, Otis Debra Tamera Hoalick, Hutchins , Isaacs, Phillips, Jordan Chuck Mark Carolyn 90 : [_ : : PAO VANS 18, Hh PS FS os ee? galing out ofsctool (0S0LL AAS... Compliments of BEL-ARENA SKATING CLUB Broadway St. Compliments of DAVIDSON BROTHERS FOLEY’S FLORIST Wholesale Warehouse Corner of Boone and Chestnut Berea, Ky. Phone 986-8175 Berea, Ky. UPTON DRUG STORE Phone 986-3161 Berea, Ky. 94 ANS ee ‘ONI ‘NOLS eatag ‘49 ynUYsSe4D NINN3d GNV ‘J9qd1a1S4 oom ‘UDIva SALLINNOAS FONVANSNI a ‘ NOLONINNGAd @ 4900141 Sd YaANV 95 DONATED BY THE BEREA OUR MANY EMPLOYEES WHO BEREA DRES INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENT WORKS ON BEHALF OF HAVE CHILDREN IN THE SCHOOLS KEITH G. SHAEFER - Works Manager - SER VALVE AND DIVISION 97 lade — | 7 | HALCOMB IMPLEMENT COMPANY Richmond, Ky. 98. Congratulations to Seniors! BEREA COUNTRY CLUB WADSWORTH APPAREL SHOP Compliments of YOUNG’S Home of Quality Merchandise ! Main Street Berea, Ky. 6 Bis BELLAIR’S LOUISE SHOP It Will Always Be Our Aim to Continue to Deserve Your Business''! Richmond, Ky. Congratulations to the Seniors ALLEN’S FLOWERS Phone - 986-3371 Berea, Ky. Compliments of ENGLE’S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Apparel for the Entire Family Berea, Ky. WAYMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Across From Berea City School Berea, Ky. PORTER-MOORE DRUG CO. 24-Hr. Drug Service 124 Main Street Phone - 986-3061 Berea, Ky. 99 Compliments of BEREA TASTEE FREEZE U.S. 25 North Berea, Ky. ¢ WHIT and BECKY Open 24 Hours COFFEE CUP CAFE To Serve You'! U.S, 25 Berea West End Compliments of GLENN PENNINGTON AUTOMOBILES U. S. 25 North Berea, Ky. Congratulations Seniors ANDERSON AND CUMMINS USED CARS AND A C GROCERY Renfro Valley, Kentucky 100 THE BEREA CITIZEN Your Hometown Newspaper, is Pleased to Compliment the Senior Class of Berea High School Compliments of IMOGENE’S RESTAURANT 216 Adams St. Phone 986-3033 Berea, Ky. GLEN W. CUMMINS CHRYSLER PRODUCTS Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, and Dodge Trucks estnu ree SE eee ee ly Auto Par ts ““MOUNTAIN AUTO PARTS’’ CHUCK CONLEY Sporting Goods U.S. 25 North NANCY’S RESTAURANT SAM'S AUTO PARTS Phone 986-4771 Compliments of Berea, Ky. BEREA C AND M FOODMARKET THEATRE 129 Adams St. Berea, Ky. Chestnut St., Berea, Ky. Complimente of WILDERNESS TRAIL MOTEL Compliments of Berea, Ky. SMART SHOP ’ EPLEE’S MOTEL Baiece saa als North 2nd Street ae j Berea, Ky. Richmond, Ky Compliments of Chestnut Street, Berea McAFFE DRUG Berea, Ky. SEARS, ROEBUCK CO, Phone 623-2670 Richmond, Ky. Compliments of MADISON WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY Compliments of HORTON'S JEWELRY 127 Orchard St. Berea, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Compliments of J. ©, PENNEY CoO. Compliments of Richmond, Ky. ELDER’S Congratulations to Seniors JAN'S SHOE STORE Richmond Family Richmond, Ky. Store The Young Point of View in Shoes Richman. ys MICKEY'S FABRICS ING. Finest In Fashion Since 1893 Fabrics Richmond, Ky. 102 (xf , OZ i) oe a Compliments of BEREA NATIONAL BANK Congratulations Seniors! CUMMINS AND FOLEY AUTOMBILES U.S. 25 North Berea, Ky. 104 Compliments of MADISON NATIONAL BANK Richmond, Ky. Compliments of JENNINGS’S BODY SHOP Berea, Ky. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL BEREA HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND BEST WISHES FOR THE YEAR AHEAD! CHURCHILL WEAVERS Compliments of Berea, Ky. FRANK NASSIDA 105 RES STAURANTA Curp service a bth y crea Be caceen D2 OPEN 7oas AWEEK LUNCH SPECIAL WEEK DAYS 97 CENTS BLUEGRASS RESTAURANT Congratulations, Seniors! . a dO1S NONAL SSvUoIN1a LSIYO1d S.AF104 Compliments of GUY K. DUERSON Congratulations, Seniors! MEADOWLARK FOODS Phone 986-4508 ELMA GRYCH, Owner Call cleaning ape Compliments of BEREA 1-HOUR Compliments of ROMINGER FUNERAL HOME Berea, Kentucky CLEANERS Short St., Berea Congratulations Seniors SMITH'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE Compliments of MULLINS'! DRIVE-IN Mt. Vernon, Ky. Compliments of BEREA MARKET Compliments of COFFEY CABINET SHOP Quality Cabinets Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Estill Hodge's, Owner Mt. Vernon, Ky. Bh Nowbouye IF IT'S QUALITY ieee a aed ae J a ad Compliments of HAMMOND RADIO - T.V. Bill Hammond, Owner Berea, Ky. Compliments of WHITE CLOUD LAUNDRY Berea, Ky. Compliments of MADISON TERMITE COMPANY Berea, Ky. Compliments of BRYANT'S MEAT MARKET Berea, Ky. Compliments of FLORENCE'S DRESS SHOP Mt. Vernon, Ky. Compliments of ROCKCASTLE FARM SERVICE Mt. Vernon, Ky. Compliments of MT. VERNON DAIRY FREEZE Herb, Glenna, Judy, Jeff ' Compliments of BEREA LUMBER CO., ING, Berea, Ky. YOUNG'S BEAUTY SALON 301 Chestnut St. Phone 986-3751 Compliments of BEREA INSURANCE AGENCY Berea, Ky. Compliments of RICHMOND DAILY REGISTER Compliments of RIVERS' SHOE STORE Short St. Berea, Ky. Compliments of MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Berea, Ky. Compliments of HARRISON FARM SUPPLY Berea, Ky. 109 eb 7) Ge, BURGER — BROIL Richmond, Ky. 0 JERRY’ Md NU-WAY CLEANERS IWOH 1VasANNd AVUM jo squswttdwoy MAROON LANES Richmond, Ky YIION SZ SN 1) — apiva fae | | avaol 10 dOl NO ),SUIOF] ANOZ jeaeyY wwey 4e7T,, ANWdWO) 1VO) WWVH SNIHLOTS S.dd dvd Compliments BRITTON CHEVROLET-OLDS., INC. a , Seer — a | Nvrmnnnnnnenn omen | enero | senate: a. SWVITIIM — Y3HDLNOYD a ee The new library, a memorial to President Francis S, Hutchins and his father William J. Hutchins, has been open since early March. As was true of the Carnegie Library, the new library serves the entire community and not only the college. Most Berea children, both in elementary and secondary grades, have already used the new library; but many adults have not. All Bereans are invited to inspect, and use, this new enrichment to the community. The seating and lighting facilities in the new building make for excep- tional comfort. The books are now available on the open-stack plan, which means that after you locate a book in the catalog, you may go to the stacks yourself, where you may find other books by the same author or on the same subject that you did not know about previously. A check system is used at the door as in all large libraries with open-stacks, The Hutchins Library is open from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, and from 7:30 to 4:30 on Saturdays. 122 NEW HUTCHINS LIBRARY View from the mezzanine showing the circulation and reserve desks, the card catalog, (background), and some of the open stacks on the mezzanine level. BEREA WATER AND ELECTRIC SERVICE During the past year the waterworks com- pleted an extensive expansion program. A new elevated storage tank was built in the west end. Larger, 12-inch feeder lines were laid and put into service from the west end to Lorraine Court. A new high-lift pumping station was put into operation. These improvements not only assure ioe a —— Storage tank in West End a sufficient water flow to all areas of the town but also prov ide for better fire protection. In addition, the college has made a study of the available water from the entire watershed area, which includes other locations besides the present three lakes. The study covered in- creased water needs based on the anticipated High-lift pumping station growth of the community in the next 15 to 20 Sy years, Negotiations are under way to get permits from the state to put steel encasements under I-75 to bring water service to the far side of the superhighway. This area already has electric service, Also, new heavier wire has been strung from Union Church to Chestnut Broadway as a protection against blackout during storms. COLLEGE 123 124 Compliments of BEREA 5 10 Chestnut Street Berea, Ky. Compliments of JEROME S. FISH The Editors have reserved this Space in memory of the oppres- sed students who have endured the hardships of schoolthe length of time necessary to graduate from Berea High. Fc he MUINGY GO. Richmond, Ky. CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Berea, Ky. Compliments of BAKER and BAKER APPLIANCE STORE DON'S DISCOUNT U.S. 25 North, Berea Open 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. 7 Days a week Phone - 986-3854 Compliments of SCRUGGS AGENCY, INC. Berea, Ky. Buy and Trade at MADCO MOTORS Sharp Cars Richmond, Ky. Congratulations, Seniors! ALMA'S BEAUTY SALON Berea, Ky. Compliments of ROBERT EADES INSURANCE AGENCY Richmond, Ky. Congrats! QUICK-CLEAN LAUNDRY Berea, Ky. - g LIME Of ae O.K., all's here. Where's the fire? A U.F.O,, maybe? Cut it off, cut it all off! And this, dear hearts, is our Principal and Senior Sponsor! 126 One more time and I'll turn you into a toad! I remember when I was a SENIOR Just call me Letha! NEVER AGAIN (Senior Play) Ain't I just the GREATEST ! He's broken down again! 127 RIETA BOTKIN LARRY WYATT. 128 From the Editors. We want to take this opportunity to thank the faculty for their patience and understanding. To the Annual Staff we extend our greatest thanks and ap- preciation for their time and effort in compiling this yearbook, We have worked hard, at all hours, and in many places (Upper Left) to bring this 1967 Pirate to you. We sincerely hope we have satisfactorily covered the events of the past year. May you cherish this chapter in the life of your school always and not place it on your shelves only to gather cobwebs, but thumb through it often to relive the days of nineteen hundred and sixty-seven, THE EDITORS