Berea High School - Pirate Yearbook (Berea, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1968 volume:

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Lincoln, an Oberlin College (Ohio) student, who taught during his vacation - hence the three-month school term. Three years later, in 1858, when John A. R. Rogers came to Berea, he added a pay (sub- scription) school to the town school. A year later, in 1859, this subscription school was closed because of the teachers' views on slavery. The town school, however, continued uninterrupted with Miss Rawlings as the teacher. After the Civil War, Fee, Rogers, and others returned to Berea, but they no longer used the town school building. The exact date of our beginning as an independent district is not known, but it was probably about 1890, when the town of Berea was incorporated, An article printed in The Citizen on March 15, 1917, states that a two-year high school had been added to the city school. The two rooms set aside for the high school classes were heated with portable kerosene stoves, In 1929 Berea High School graduated its first four-year class, The ten members of that class were; Helen H. Cornelius Clinton C, Hensley Lillian Hutchins Walter McKeehan Gladys Oliver Ella Mae Powell Charles Frederick Rominger Adith M. Smith Wilbur Wynn Thurman Todd In 1968 the Berea City School enrollment was 582 elementary students and 211 high school students; forty-three were graduated from high school. We occupy 35 rooms for classrooms and need more. Our alumni association boasts over 850 members. IN LOVING MEMORY - If we could only find the end to this! noise SF S2ra AROUND THE SCHOOL But Mike, we can't dance in the hall. Hurry! She's not looking. Watch out, gang, here she comes! goes the familiar cry. We're always hard at work, We always have organized meetings. MRS. CORA C. COOK, Advisor THE 1968 YEARBOOK STAFF From left to right: Ann Barton, Donald Blackburn, Paul Reynolds, Rita Parker, Verna Green, Danny Johnson, Pat McConnell, Patty Calico, Debbie Banks, Cheryl Carter, Joe Stanley, Gail Legear, Renee Wray, Charles Evans, Glyn Green, and Beverly Hamilton. Mr. Singleton has a place in our memories as our guardian angel. We would express our deepest affection to him. We shall never forget him. LITTEN SINGLETON SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Cox has been one of our most faith- ful companions throughout the year of 1967- 1968. We would express our most sincere thanks to him. We shall never forget him. When we look back on our wonderful year as seniors at Berea High, he will be in those memories. PHILLIP COX PRINCIPAL BOARD OF EDUCATION FURNITURE SSFULLY FURNITURE PLACEMENT The Berea High School owes much to the interest and faithfulness of its board of education. The members of the board pictured above with our superintendent, Mr. L. R. Singleton are, from left to right: Ronald Pennington, William Hamilton; Chairman, Dwight Blackburn, Edsel Arnett, and W. R. Cotton Isaacs. FLORA ALLEN Seventh Grade AB Berea College MA Eastern U. DIANNE ALLEN Secretary GAYLE BUCHANAN Eighth Grade AB Berea College LOUISE BOGGS Finance Officer BS Eastern U. CORA COOK English AB Western U. MA Eastern U. - , € RUTH DAVIS Seventh and Eighth Grades AB Berea College MA University of Ky. 10 FACULTY CHARLES ECKLER Business BS Berea College GLENDA BOGGS English AB Eastern U. HELEN BICKNELL Sixth Grade BS Eastern U. PHOTO Not Available HELEN CONNELLY English BA Berea College MA Eastern U, DOROTHY BUCKLAND Fifth and Sixth Grades AB Berea College MA Eastern U. ELIZABETH DAVENPORT Home Economics BS University of Ky. MA University of Ky. VIOLET FARMER Sixth Grade AB Berea College MA Eastern U. ‘ PAT GREATHOUSE SANDRA HARVILLE JAN HAMILTON FLOYD HINES Social Studies Physical Education Fourth Grade Science AB Berea College BS Eastern U. BA Berea College AB Berea College MA Eastern U, Ah Av i LILLIAN HURST MARGARET JENNINGS TOM KEMP NANCY LAKE First Grade Fifth Grade Eighth Grade Second Grade BS Eastern U. AB Berea College AB University of Tenn. BS Eastern U. MS University of Tenn. LARRY MARMIE SAREPTA McHONE FRANCES McKINNEY Athletic Coach Second Grade Music BS Eastern U. BS Eastern U. BA Georgetown t. DOROTHY MILLER JANE OSBORNE BILL PALA HUNIC AMA RAY AB, MA Georgetown First and Second Grades Counselor Mathematics AB Ball State U. BS Eastern U. AB Western U. MA Eastern U. MARTHA REID MARY ROBINSON Librarian Third Grade AB Berea College AB Union College RODERICK TATE JANET TATE Band Fifth Grade AB East Tenn, State BS Eastern University ; a : REBECCA SEBASTIAN Seventh Grade AB Eastern University CAROLYN TAYLOR Third Grade AB University of Ky. PAULINE TINCHER First Grade Third and Fourth Grade Fourth Grade POLLY UNDERWOOD BS Eastern University AB Western U. e 2 GLADYS WAGERS AB Berea College LINDA WAGERS First Grade AB Berea College Earl is usually found in his office, keeping the school in operation, During his leisure hours, he keeps his golf swing in shape, COOKS: Arthurin Kirk, Fabra McCracken, Martha Lewis, Hazel Mounce, Minnie Williamson il Ronnie Devere, Treasuret; Cheryl Carter, Reporter; Glyn Green, President; Dianne Jennings, Secretary; Paul Reynolds, Vice-President. Put up the cards! With a song in my heart, Why am I always left out? The Here comes Mrs. Cook! and a boy on each side. T.V. said 24-hour protection! The Senior Class of 1967-68 was the most unpredictable class to come along in the his- tory of Berea High School. They failed more tests, they went in the hole more often, skip- ped more classes, irritated more teachers, and ruined more reputations than any one class anywhere. We wish all of our underclassmen the best of luck in their years to come at Berea High. BEST DANCERS Dianne Jennings Ronnie Devere MARY MARGARET ABNEY NOAH MICHAEL ASHER DEBORAH JEAN BANKS 16 ANN GAIL BARTON DONALD DAVID BLACKBURN LARRY BRAT CHER JANE BOWLING BRITTON OTIS WAYNE BROADDUS PATRICIA ELAINE CALICO CHERYL SUE CARTER SARAH JANE CONNER CLASS CLOWNS GLENDA KAROL CUMMINS Betsy Turner Ralph Gillespie JAMES WILLIAM DAVIS RONALD COLEMAN DEVERE 18 DANNY E. DOOLEY KENDALL LEE DUERSON ZA CHARLES REXFORD EVANS ROBERT WAYNE GADD RALPH EARL GILLESPIE GLYNDON EDWARD GREEN VERNA KAY GREEN BEVERLY JEANNE HAMILTON 19 BEST DRESSED Beverly Hamilton MARGIE FAYE ISAACS Kenny Duerson BEVERLY DIANNE JENNINGS DANNY DALE JOHNSON 20 SONDRA GAIL LEGEAR PATRICIA KAROL McCONNELL JEAN RAE MOORHATCH DIRL MITCHELL MULLINS JANICE LOUISE MULLINS RITA LAURA PARKER HERBERT LEON PARSONS NANCY LOU PARTIN 21 Rata MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Diana Sharp Glyn Green EFFIE MARIE POWELL KENNETH EDWARD REED PAUL MICHAEL REYNOLDS _ 22 DIANA LYNNE SHARP DONALD BRYAN SHUPE RONALD DAVID STANLEY BETSY MAE TURNER TERESA UPTON CHARLES STANFORD WALKER JUDY KAY WILLIAMSON ; SUSAN RENEE WRAY 23 24 Mike Coyle, Reporter; Pat Isaacs, Vice-President; Kenny Rowlette, President; Ticky Harrison, Secretary; Mike Baugh, Treasurer. MR. and MISS JUNIOR (Karla Bryant and Mike Coyle) Anglin, Carl Ballinger, Bobby Ballinger, Roger Barker, Shirley Barnard, Linda Barrett, Elsie Baugh, Mike Bowman, Nancy JUNIORS Bracken, Barbara Broaddus, Debbie Brock, Beverly Brumley, Gayle Bryant, Karla Caldwell, Estill Calico, Marie Coyle, Mike Dalton, Bernard Ellington, Charlotte Engle, Joan French, Larry Harrison, Jeff Harrison, Patricia Hatton, Allen, Thelma Horn, Linda Hounshell, Ruth Isaacs, Linda Isaacs, Pat Jones, Paula Lamb, Jimmy, Martin, Stewat Miller, Carolyn Miller, Doug Miracle, Glen Moore, Jim Mullins, Keith Owens, Linda Preston, William Rowlette, Kenny Thompson, Tommie Upton, Jennifer Van Winkle, Artie Walker, Doreen Walker, John Williams, Brenda Williams, Connie Wray, Eddie York, Henry 27 David Evans, Reporter; Ruth Barton, Secretary; Donnie Smith, Vice-President; Brenda Croucher, Presi- dent; Steve Riddle, Treasurer. D 0 MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE Paula Bowman and Larry Duerson You have had only a small taste of what it's like. But just you wait. The water gets thicker every year. So eat your heart out! Next year when you're slaving, we'll be think- ing of you. Best of luck. 28 Adams, Danny Anderkin, Connie Anglin, Retha Baker, Pam Barrett, Darlene Barton, Ruth Bowman, Paula Brock, Pat Buda, Pat Carr, Alice Chenault, Grant Crawford, ‘Linda Croutcher, Brenda Cope, Diane Cox, Patsy Curtis, Robert Dean, James Dean, Norman Duerson, Doug Duerson, Jack SOPHOMORES 30 Duerson, Larry Edwards, Butch Estridge, Doug Evans, David Fothergil, Mike Gadd, Brenda Gadd, Donna Hamilton, Trip Harris, Lyndon Hart, Greg Kelley, Barry Kerby, Bruce Lake, Scarlet Linville, Robert Malicote, Phillip McCracken, Conley McQuire, Mary Ann McHargue, Kenny Miracle, Wilma Moore, Donna Platt, Donald Procter, Rita Reynolds, Brian Riddle, Steve Roberts, Deloris Sharp, David Smith, Donnie Spears, Alice Taylor, Kenneth Tincher, Robin Warford, Mike White, Jackie Whitemore, Darrel Williams, Beverly Woods, Connie Wyatt, Terry 32 Jerry Lowery, Treasurer; Robin Hamilton, Vice-President; Paul Kiteck, President; Freddy Martin, Re- porter; Becky Botkin, Secretary. MR. and MISS FRESHMAN Jane York and Jerry Lowery The Freshmen. Ah-h-h! Those poor innocent lambs just coming into the strangling clutches of high school! You're in for the biggest surprise of your lives. It will be three more years before you're King of the Road ... Good Luck, Senior Class of 1968. Anderkin, Jay Amette, Brad Arnette, Earl Babb, Allen Bess, David Botkin, Becky Bowman, Connie Broadus, Janice Brock, Rita Cain, Linda Chenault, Robert Croucher, Linda Cummins, Beverly Curtis, Alice Durham, Mike Dyer, Jeff Engle, Judy Estridge, Donna French, Vicky Hall, Donnie FRESHMEN 34 Hamilton, Robin Harris, Connie Hazelwood, Delores Hembree, Kenneth Holt, Dornay Horn, Adrell Kahlo, Marilyn Koppelman, Robin Kiteck, Paul Lunsford, Bruce Martin, Freddy Maupin, Mitch McConnell, Rick Miller, Bobby Moore, Daphne Moore, Donald Mullins, Barbara Neeley, George Neeley, Paula O'Mara, Jimmie Pope, Dennis Reed, Sammy Rowlette, James Sander, Saundra Saylor, Clemeth Shouse, Kenneth Turner, Lannie Van Winkle, Mike Wagers, Barbara Webb, Swecia Welch, Billy Whiteford, Dale York, Jane 35 36 WANTED Just think, next year I'll be the hero at Kent State. I think I'm going to be sick. Come on, baby, sock it to me. ACTIVITIES Honor Society Library Club 37 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Beverly Hamilton, Cheryl Carter, Joan Engle, Verna Green, Patty Calico, Ann Barton. MIDDLE ROW: Danny Johnson, Paula Jones, Linda Owens, Brenda Williams, Charlotte Ellington, Linda Isaacs, Ticky Harrison, Glyn Green. BACK ROW: Charles Evans, Donald Blackburn, Mike Baugh, Jim Moore, Eddy Mac Wray, Glen Miracle, Kenny Rowlette, Sponsor, Mrs. Ray. NATIONAL MRS. RAY, Sponsor 38 OFFICERS: Robin Hamilton, President; Brad Arnett, Vice President; Becky Botkin, Secretary; Jane York, Treasurer; Judy Engle, Reporter. MRS. REID, Sponsor MRS. BUCHANAN, Sponsor LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Dianne Jennings, President; Teresa Upton, Vice-President; Jennifer Upton, Secretary; Jane Britton, Treasurer; Gail Legear, Reporter; Cheryl Carter, Historian; Beverly Hamilton, Assistant Historian. CAREER CLUB OFFICERS: Patty Calico, President; Debbie Banks, Vice President; Verna Green, Secretary; Gail Legear, Treasurer. MRS. CONNELLY, Sponsor INTERACT CLUB Left to Right: Rev. O. B. Mylum, Bill Palahunich, Ed Gibson, Don Doss, Glen Green, Dan- i = ew ny Johnson, Kenny Duerson, Bobby Gadd, Mitch Mullins, Ronnie Devere, Donnie Shupe, PALAHUNICH Ronald Stanley, Donald Blackburn, Ralph Gillespie, Jim Davis, Charles Evans. FIRST ROW: P. Baker, L. Crawford, D. Moore, R. Koppleman, A. Horn, ‘C. Bowman, D. Estridge, C. Harris, P. Neeley, A. Curtis, J. York, P. Cox, V. French. SECOND ROW: P. Bowman, B. Botkin, R. Hamilton, S. Webb, J. Engle, B. Cummins, A. Spears, L. Cain, D. Moore, A. Carr, J. White. THIRD ROW: R. Anglin, S. Sanders, L. Croucher, W. Miracle, B. Williams, D. Barrett, B. Croucher, D. Cope. MISS DAVENPORT, Advisor FUTURE OF AMERICA OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: V. Green, Treasurer; C. Carter, 2nd Vice-President; A. Barton, President; G. Legear, lst Vice-President; J. Engle, Secretary; R. Barton, Reporter. SECOND ROW: J. Upton, Re- creation Leader; Judy Williamson, Assistant Histor - ian; Beverly Hamilton, Songleader; Scarlet Lakes, Parliamentarian; Linda Owens, Historian. FIRST ROW: S. Barker, T. Harrison, K. Bryant, P. Jones, B. Bracken, R. Houn- shell, N. Bowman, L. Barnard, T. Allen, L. Horn, C. Ellington. SECOND ROW: L. Isaacs, R. Parker, M. Abney, J. Mullins, T. Upton, J. Britton, R. Wray, D. Jennings, K. Cummins, P. Calico, G. Brumley, B. Williams, C. Williams. 4l FRONT ROW: P. McConnell, K. Cummins, C. Carter, G. Legear, R. Wray, B. Hamilton. MIDDLE ROW: S. Webb, R. Hamilton, B. Cummins, J. Engle. BACK ROW: A. Curtis, A. Horn, L. Croutcher, A. Speares, C. SENIOR GLEE CLUB MRS. McKINNEY, Director JUNIOR GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Hall, Hammond, Hoffarth, Adams, Saylor, Tuntland, Jones, Gadd, Upton, Baker, Johnson, Van Winkle, Epling. SECOND ROW: Barton, White, Harrison, Wallace, Kahlo, Kahlo, Cornelison, Richardson. THIRD ROW: Payne, Hymer, Ballinger, Martin, Hudson, Abrams, Vaughn, Fowler, Walters, Cummins, Powell. FOURTH ROW: Hall, Gibson, Huber, Scully, Thiemann. FIFTH ROW: Calico, Morris, Palahunich, Hamilton, Davis, Hamilton, Horton. BEREA HIGH BAND BANNER CARRIERS: J. Engle, V. French, DRUM MAJOR: E. Wray. FIRST ROW: T. Harrison, J. Palahunic, P. Kiteck, E. Arnett, B. Arnett, D. Blackburn, K. Arnett. SECOND ROW: C. Richardson, J. Mullins, E. Vaughn, T. Yonts, J. Dyer, R. Bess. THIRD ROW: J. Davis, R. Kopleman, C. Saylor, K. Fowler, G. Grant, B. Parker, FOURTH ROW: B. Williams, N. Bowman, D. Bess, C. Vaughn, J. Stanley, P. Kiteck, T. Wyatt. BANNER CARRIERS: Vicky French and Judy Engle. That's what they call MR. RODRICK TATE, EDDY MAC WRAY me: the leader of the Director Drum Major pack. 43 | | i — Gathering of the Nuts. PEP CLUB Even the team is behind our cheerleaders. Pirates, beat Lions! WANTED Homecoming Queen May King and Queen Prom King and Queen F.H.A. Sweetheart Mr... and Miss Pirate 45 1967 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND C OURT Second Runner-Up QUEEN First Runner-Up PATTY CALICO KARLA BRYANT BECKY BOTKIN ; : MAY KIN¢ i “sae lies a i“ i OLA ALAM a ea : ” 4 ‘ wins tesa F.H.A. SWEETHEART CHERYL CARTER ANN BARTON PATTY CALICO (SWEETHEART) MR. AND MISS PIRATE DONALD BLACKBURN AND PATTY CALICO 52 SPORTS ’67-’68 53 ee ee ee eo Ay oer ihe. ay “4 x . 4 A kl ¥ a Be, Don Blackburn Ronnie Devere Mike Coyle Larry French Mike Asher Jim Davis Ralph Gillespie Jim Dean Paul Reynolds Charles Walker Pat Isaacs Glen Miracle Rod Morgan Brian Reynolds Coaches: C. Eckler, F. Hines, L. Marmie, G. Merrill, G. Miracle The Berea High Pirates were trained by Larry Marmie, Head coach, who is a graduate of E astern Kentucky University. Marmie, in his two years at Berea has re- corded 11 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie. He has provided strenuous fall programs which , produced great enthusiasm. Assistants were Floyd Hines, a Berea College graduate, also in his second year as assistant and head-line coach, and Charles Eckler, a Berea College graduate who coached the receivers, Interested aides were Glydon Miracle . and Greg Merrill. PIRATE ROSTER 80 85 81 83 78 72 76 10 62 64 61 59 60 67 Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Keith Mullins 51 Kenny Duerson 52 Kenny Rowlette 25 Glyn Green 10 Dave Evans 12 Charlie Evans 11 Mike Baugh 40 Larry Duerson 21 Trip Hamilton 44 Jerry Lowery 25 Donnie Shupe 30 Jim Moore 83 Jeff Baugh: Manager Doug Estridge: Trainer Junior Senior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Senior Junior 55 The 1967 Berea High Football team may well have been one of the best to ever wear the black and white. Although the won and lost record wasn't the best, the caliber of teams they played and the number of injuries suffered would have taken its toll on any team. The majority of the team were really dedicated young men and, even after several tough losses, came back each week to give a 100% effort. These boys worked from January to the opening game to try to give Berea High School a football team they would long remember. Everyone will remember the tremendous leadership and play of the two senior co-captains, Glyn Green and Paul Reynolds, both of whom received college scholarships and numerous post- season awards. Nine other seniors will be very sorely missed. The hard work of all the under- classmen, who worked with tremendous enthusiasm, and from whom a lot must come next fall, is duly appreciated. The Pirates opened the season with a 34-0 pasting of Burgin behind the strong offensive leadership of Green, Shupe, Davis, and the defensive efforts of Reynolds, Evans, Baugh, and Coyle. Next came the Commodores from Tates Creek. The Pirates never looked better behind a crushing offense and an air-tight defense which sent them back to Lexington to the tune of 28-6. Then came two successive losses at the hands of Garrard Co. and Scott Co. and the injuries began to take their toll. We got back on the winning trail with a 41-0 win over Mercer Co. and a 13-18 tie with homecoming foe Simon-Kenton, These were followed by three successive losses to Georgetown, Frankfort, and Covington Catholic. The last game of the season with rival Madison High ended in a 7-6 victory for the Pirates and it was an extremely good win because the Pirates had five starters on the sideline with in- juries, Under-classmen such as Bryan Reynolds, Jim Dean, and Jerry Lowery in their first start- ing assignment came through like veterans. It was Berea's first win over Madison High in football. POST SEASON AWARDS Glyn Green - QB - Honorable Mention All-State, East-West All Star Game, Football Scholar- ship to Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. Paul Reynolds - G - 1st Team class A All-State, Most Valuable Player - Football Scholarship to Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. 57 BEREA UPSET MADISON IN SEASON FINALE Left to right: Larry French, Mitch Maupin, Jim Moore, Greg Hart, Philip Malicote : G OLF TE AM | COACH ee Because of an inexperienced and young team Berea went 0-9 for the season. With only one letterman returning, Coach Merrill had his trying days. Junior Jim Moore won 8 matches and lost I, Some of the inexperienced players gave impressive showings. 6 .... They play like they look! Looks good, Amazing! You can tell a great golfer by his caddy. 59 VARSITY FRONT: Carl Anglin and Jeff Baugh, managers. BACK: Charles Evans, Mike Baugh, Tommy Thompson, Donnie Shupe, Donald Blackburn, Ronnie Devere, Bunky Dalton, Larry French, Jim Moore, Glyn Green, and Coach Charles Eckler, SEASON RECORD fee fe In retrospect the past-season's varsity showed marked improvement. Although we lost the services of one of our outstanding players in mid- season, we were able to bounce back and play very good basketball the remainder of the year, We lost three starters and two reserves by grad- uation and each one of these young men has made a big contribution to- ward the improvement of Berea High's basketball program. SENIORS Ronnie Devere, a senior, was the leading scorer with a 15.7 average per game for the year. Donald Blackburn, also a senior, took rebounding honors with an 8,2 average per game, RO RO e e e D O a a alto ry 4e | t') e 2) Aw amie BEREA HIGH WINS LAST GAME OVER FOUNDATION TENNIS TEAM — Guided by Coach Charles Eckler, Berea's netters posted a 2-0 mark in their first year. They were led by experienced players Rod Morgan and Mike Baugh, who went undefeated in both singles and doubles, 0084 Zen ao S mA TS Tacrw Dm Gyo ie a a Se “x ZzZ08 ZO any? 2 Ot A nan w . RO RO eft to Rig e Rowlette €, Otis Broadd F ae g arle er, Jo alke e B Reynolds, Paul Reynolds, Donnie Shupe OND RO ee D e Ralp espie D O Robe € rotnerg Robe g ACHIEVEMENTS The best way to summarize the track team is by the record in the regional meet. Ralph Gillespie won first place in the shot-put and discus throw. Second place winners were Donnie Shupe in the 440 run; Mike Fothergill in the pole vault; Shupe finished fourth in the 220 run and Keith Mullins, in the high hurdles. Other outstanding performers were Otis Broaddus, Glen Miracle, Kenny Rowlette, John Walker, and Stewart Martin. Coach Floyd Hines in his first year worked hard to help the boys produce a good track team, Berea has some young boys so their future is bright. The girls topped off the season by winning the Blue Grass Conference. Since they have nine members still in grade school and no seniors on the team the girls should be better in the future. The girls also did their share of inspiring the boys. The girls were coached by ex-Berea star, Thelma Hines, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Gail Legear and Cheryl Carter, Co-Captains, BACK: Paula Jones, Robin Hamilton, Becky Botkin, and Barbara Bracken. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Laura Kahlo, Barbara Hamilton, Judy Engle, Karen Hamilton, and Judy York, FRESHMEN ih shyt a. NCA SENIOR — CO-CAPTAINS JUNIORS FRESHMAN Robin Hamilton and Becky Botkin JUNIORS Barbara Bracken and Paula Jones SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS Gail Legear and Cheryl Carter The Varsity Cheer- leaders were responsible for building school spirit, having pep rallies, plan- ning bon fires, and for supporting their team through victory and de- feat. They represented their school in competi- tive events at the district tournament and at a sum- mer cheerleading clinic, They were recognized as first place winners and really deserved this honor, 67 BEREA ELEMENTARY | 69 Arnett, Kevin Blackburn, Dennis Cain, Bart Calico , Paul Cornelison, Beverly Davis, Jan Epling, Doug Goodman, Craig Hamilton, Barbara Hamilton, Karen Hart, Ken Hawley, Jim Horton, Suzi Hudson, Peggy Hymer, Vicki Isaacs, Jeff MRS. BUCHANAN’S � Rs EIGHTH GRADE Jones, Clint Kahlo, Laura Martin, Jan Parker, Bernal Neeley, Doug Payne, Phyllis Pennington, Bob Pennington, Steve Richardson, Cindy Spires, Gary Van Winkle, Jan Vaughn, Carol Wagers, Chuck Woods, Bobby Zysk, Mike Abrams, Larry Adams, Elmer Adams, Sharon Adams, Sharon Anderson, Lewis Baker, Patsy Ballinger, Eula Barton, Karen Bates, Ricky Baugh, Jeff Calico, Brenda Hall, Brenda Hall, Carolyn Hamilton, Bob Hoffarth, Virta PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MRS. ALLEN’S EIGHTH GRADE Morris, Roberta Mounce, Bruce Owens, Chuck Palahunich, Jennifer Roberts, Linda Rucker, Jim Upton, Jim Wallace, Donna Witt, Ellen Yontz, Tommy Johnson, Leona Lynch, Victor McCracken, Bob Morgan, Billy Buck Bess, Robin Cummins, Belinda Epling, Dorothy Estridge, Glenn Farmer, Stephen Gadd, Roxanne Goble, Martha Grant, George Hammond, Susan Hoffarth, Emil Holbrook, Franklin Huber, Patty Kidwell, Brenda MRS. SEBASTION’S SEVENTH GRADE Kiteck, Peter Parsons, John Powell, Lisa Richmond, Roger Scully, Joan Taylor, Gary Thiemann, Lisa Upton, Tamara Walters, Jane Abrams, Connie Abrams, Ronnie Adams, Dale Anglin, Dana Broaddus, William Cope, Donald Fowler, Katreka French, Donald Gibson, Eunice Harrison, Teresa Jones, Robyn Kahlo, Cynthia Kirk, Gordon O'Mara, Joe Parker, Damon No Photo 2m AVAILABLE MR. KEMP’S SEVENTH GRADE Peters, Lonnie Pigg, Garry Plass, Thomas Proctor, Neil Rucker, Dale Saylor, Beverly Tuntland, Pat Wallace, Dallas Waugh, Frankie White, Altina Adams, Ann Anderson, Teresa Bates, Ritchie Blackburn, Doug Caldwell, Andy Chrisman, Richard Croucher, Teresa Crutcher, Glyn Fish, Jerry Gadd, Larry Johnson, Karen Kemp, George Lamb, Donnie Mastin, Deborah McCracken, Carol Miracle, Darrell MRS. FARMER’S SIXTH GRADE Morgan, James Neeley, Becky Parker, Donny Pennington, Lisa Reed, Peggy Sander, Debbie Saylor, Mike Vaughn, Eddie Weir, Nancy Yontz, Steve Amett, Dwight Brinegar, Eugene Broaddus, Carl Chasteen, William Croucher, Wendel Cullers, Larry Dumas, John Fish, Grover Fothergill, Jan Hazelwood, Jackie Horn, Charlie Jones, James Koppleman, Lynette Lamb, David Lamb, Fred Lincoln, William Lunsford, Edgar Mullins, Jimmy Nelson, Johnny Peters, William Reed, Patricia Rogers, Brenda Thomas, Valerie Vaughn, Vickie Wilson, Gary Witt, Kathleen No Photo 504 no PHOTO MISS BICKNELL’S SIXTH GRADE Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 75 Agee, Arminia Amette, Sharon Bates, Robert Brock, William Byrd, Nina Caldwell, Brenda Combs, Keith Curtis, Joseph Duerson, Marlene Fish, Jacqueline French, Rita Goodman, Carol Hall, Lester Hamilton, Patricia Harris, Phillip Kerby, Valerie MRS. JENNINGS FIFTH GRADE Lamb, Doris Miller, Linda Morris, Bonita Payne, Brenda Pigg, Michael Powell, Billie Proctor, Norma Saylor, Thomas Taylor, Scott Terrell, Roger Thomas, James Wilson, Karen Woods, James Zysk, Pamela Yarber, John Asher, Sandra Baker, Kent Barton, Mark Bonny, Debra Brock, Sandra Chrisman, Charles Cope, Daniel Cornelison, Ronald Cox, Sheryl Croucher, Timothy Curtis, Gwendolyn Davis, Rick Duckwall, Debby Engle, Jack Epling, James MRS. TA TE’S Estes, Cydney FIFTH GRADE Farmer, Mike Grant, Sharon Hensley, Roy Hymer, Steve Jennings, James Jones, Raymond Kemp, Lee Kerby, Leslie Kiteck, Priscilla Morgan, Carrie Powell, Beverly Riley, Rebecca Stacey, Rhonda Stanley, Joan Thiemann, Richard Anderson, Mike Anderson, Neesha Arnette, Debra Buda, Barbara Conger, Don a X Croucher, Jennifer Croucher, Tony Cummins, Clyde Cummins, Joe Eades, J. P. Eaton, Tammie Fish, Melanie French, Jerri Gadd, Mitzi Gadd, Rhonda Gallimore, Karen Hamilton, Stuart Lamb, Becky Lear, Lisa Llewellyn, Susan Lunsford, Jimmy MRS. HAMILTON’S Masten, Chuck FOURTH GRADE Prater, Tommy Proffitt, Gary Rowlette, Collette Saylor, Penny Sharp, Dennis TOO BUSY Singleton, Tommy Stacy, Seth VanWinkle, Vickie Wheeler, Rita Wren, Frank PHOTO Not Available 78 Adams, David Arnold, Franklin Barrett, Michael Bowles, Kenneth Byrd, Annette Chasteen, Lisa Cope, David Cope, Michael Croucher, Michael Dean, Cheryl Dumas, Evelyn Farris, Mary French, Randall Hall, Eric Hayes, James MISS WAGERS FOURTH GRADE Lunsford, Debora Lynch, John Miller, Keith Neeley, Rose Mary Payne, James Phillips, Steven Savory, Lisa Settles, Billie Still, James Sutton, Gregory Van Dyke, Robert Wilson, Connie Yarber, David York, Brenda White, Burnim No Photo 2% AVAILABLE Hazelwood, Gary Johnson, Kay Lakes, Donna Legear, Burton Anglin, Rocky Bates, Ronald Blackburn, Deena Brunner, Scharme Caldwell, Teresa Coffey, Randel Curtis, Meredith Eades, Cathy French, Debra Gallimore, Mark Gill, Debra Goble, Jane Hamilton, Lisa Jennings, Wyatt Kerby, Sonja Larsen, Susan Le Gear, Ann Mastin, Sean McBride, Randy Prater, Greg Richardson, Kevin Sander, Mike Wallace, David Wesley, Winton White, Talmage MISS TAYLOR’S THIRD GRADE MRS. ROBINSON’S THIRD GRADE Arnette, Linda Arnold, Betty Bates, Debby Broaddus, Robert Brock, Greta Combs, Richard Combs, Steven Craig, Alex Daugherty, Thomas Farris, Kenneth Fish, Michael Harrison, Rhonda Horn, Timothy Kidwell, Barbara Lamb, Joyce Lynch, Danny McCollum, Yul McGuire, Ella Neeley, Patricia Riley, Walter Roberts, Kathy Teague, James Thomas, Christopher Van Dyke, Ronald Yarber, Shelby (rr Agee, Shirley Baker, Tanya Barnes, Denise Bell, William Bess, Susan Boggs, Robert Cain, Debora Conn, Kenneth Cummins, Tina Duerson, Barry Dykman, Karl MRS. McHONE’S ty SECOND GRADE a Yt] Epling, Brent French, Ray Green, Deborah Green, Tamera Higgins, Scott Jennings, Marcia Joyce, Robyn Lake, William LeGear, Jerilu Lincoln, Dennis McGuire, Denise Parker, Barbara Payne, Billy : : Shell, John - PPLE) Pi Taylor, Timothy Taylor, Robyn Thomas, Jeffery Todd, Robert Treon, Brenda VanWinkle, Karen Agee, Cloyd Agee, Floyd Anderson, Gary Arnold, John f Barnett, Carol a | the Burnell, Keith Combs, Lisa Cornelison, Tanya Curtis, Roy French, Otis Guinn, Donna Hazelwood, Lori Holt, Brenda Hoolick, Jordan Isaacs, Mark Johnson, William McCracken, Reda Miller, Donna Mounts, Steve Pennington, David MRS. LAKE’S SECOND GRA DE Phillips, Dwight Powell, Anthony Powell, Harold Rogers, Kelly Saylor, Gordon Savory, Donald Snow, David Staggs, James Wilder, David Yarber, Joyce Zysk, Henry Zysk, Tamara Abney, Danny Anderson, Kent Arnett, Erin Leigh Ballinger, Debra Barnes, Debra Barrett, Susan Boggs, Belinda Boggs, Brenda Brown, Kathy Brunner, Gwen Buchanan, Rosemary MRS. HURST’S FIRST GRADE Burke, Larry Chrisman, James Coffey, David Cox, Jeanie Craig, Michael Daugherty, Timothy Doss, Lewis Duckwall, Susan Eaton, Lottie Gill, Alesia Green, Kenneth Guinn, Deborah Hall, Karen Hart, Libby Johnson, Allan Tingley, Mark Chrisman, John Lake, Mike Larsen, Peter Lynch, Deborah Lyons, Sharon McBride, Ralph McCloud, Frannette McNew, Claude Morris, Michael Mounts, Jeff Neeley, Carolyn Niceley, Jackie MRS. TINCHER’S FIRST GRADE Phillips, Charles Proffitt, Tammy Purkey, John Reed, Judy Scully, Jimmy Sebastian, John Seals, Patti Shepard, Roanne Snow, Laura Spires, Tammy Tate, Roddy Thiemann, Suzanne Thomas, Jerry Wallace, Wayne Walters, Tommy Anglin, Vicky Ballinger, Danny Bates, Tommy Botkin, Robin Combs, Rebecca Dickerson, Teresa Dykman, Kryssis Hall, Janet Hayes, Randy Holt, Judy Johnson, Robbie Kidwell, Bridget MRS. WAGER’S FIRST GRADE McCollum, Roy Moore, Charles Powell, Connie Rowlette, Jimmie Savory, Ronny Watson, Patty Witt, Pat Woods, Wayne KNAPP HALL ELEMENTARY Ballard, Jo Ann Berg, Jeff Byrd, Charlene Crowden, Eric Davis, Charlsa Grunwald, Wyell Hazelwood, Kim Jones, Vicki Johnstone, Sarah Levey, Bryan Parsons, Brian Williams, Scott MRS. OSBORNE’S FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Barnes, Marcia Berry, Elizabeth Downs, Rusty Garland, Chris Howe, Mary Pat Jones, Carol Krochmal, Walter Lewis, Brad Power, Andrea Pryor, Betsy Rice, Randy Stephens, Noel Weatherford, Will Woodie, Luke Comett, Stephanie Crowden, Mike Earles, Edward Grindstaff, Cindy Jones, Susan Jones, Cindy Power, Heather Pross, Susan Schaefer, Richard Stephens, Margaret Strickler, Susan Vogel, Carl Wray, Thomas MRS. UNDERWOOD’S THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Connelly, Clark Davis, Susan Drake, Margaret Gailey, Mark Lewis, Pam Power, Kevin Plass, Jane Rice, Ramona Van Winkle, Barbara Weatherford, Julia No Photo 2am AVAILABLE Atwater, Greg Barnes, Kathy Boes, Laura Bowles, Jay Byrd, Donny Cornett, Steve Craig, Norma Davis, Mina Davis, Pam Hall, Jan Halstead, Terry Lee Hogg, Bill Howe, Teri Jones, Jeff Krochmal, Maurice Levey, Doug VanWinkle, Carolyn Williams, Van Wray, Jimmy MRS. BUCKLAND’S Anderson, David Berry, Mark Bobbitt, Heather Crandal, Coralee FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Gilbert, Jerry Hisle, Kim Jones, Steven Parsons, Greg Stephens, Don Vogel, Martin Watts, Pat Weatherford, Edith a Woodie, Ruth Howe, Joan Kogerma, Andrew Levey, Chris VanWinkle, Johnny Vogel, Ronnie Watts, Alan Woodie, Scott Wray, Billy Atwater, Lorna Bobbitt, Robin Connelly, Sarah MRS. DAVIS’ SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Berry, Mike Boes, Mark Bryant, Stephen Chrisman, Martha Gilbert, Barbara Hamel, Johnny Howe, Bruce Lawless, Carl Menefee, Kenneth Mieres, Marianne Pride, Margaret Pross, Mark Stephens, Cindy Williams, Bill Williams, Ted aa i p- i aAV BEREA HIGH SCHOOL In its last year of existence, Berea High School (as we know it) took on one final addition: Knapp Hall Elementary School joined us, As the pictures show, there was no great difference in the students in each school, and everything worked out well. KNAPP HALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 92 ACTIVITIES tent UT TT TT ZAK 94 What do you think? Mrs. Cora Cook Instructor Go to it, Rembrandt! TI think it's rather imperial. DRAMATICS 1967-1968 Oh, Mother, are you serious?” Could we have a little water in the radiator, to be sure?” Is that you, Gussey?” Five dollars? Ugh! This must be love! 95 lil 2 a. lesa Participants from Berea for the SPEECH FESTIVAL were: Prose: Judy Williamson, Teresa Up- ton, Susan Horton, Adrelle Horn, Poetry: Mary Margaret Abney, Diana Sharp, Connie Harris, Cindy Richardson. Dramatic Readers; Beverly Hamilton, Verna Green, Glyn Green, Ralph Gillespie. Story Telling: Rita Parker, Nancy Partin, Radio Announcers; Donald Shupe, Danny Dooley. Below, the Speech Class gets into the act, There are many facets of public speaking, one of which is discussion panels. Scene from The Dark- est Hour Scene from Stop for a Love Scene But you came with me, remember? 96 98 nmrmm marae gama Bosmess 151 00m 0) mcee 15 comeing 99 SSeS SE WOH, z = = s = ) NK DONALD BLACKBURN oom ee ee 102 RIP 1968 COLORFUL BEREA Though it is a popular belief that Berea is lacking in color and natural beauty, it is evident that much is taken for granted in our small community. Beauty is really an opinion, and is judged in the eye of the beholder. The 1968 Pirate Staf and worshiping toget' that working together ld go hand-in-hand, 106 1968 JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM MRS. COOK eee OUR ADVISOR Each of us has many sides to his character. These pictures depict three sides of Mrs. Cook's character: understanding, cheerfulness, and wisdom. She is always here when we need her to guide and direct us. Her wisdom and cheer- fulness are a living example for us to follow. Her tactfulness and strictness keep us on our toes to learn and obey. Often we do things that are uncalled for, causing her to unleash her corrective anger, But the calm after the storm is most rewarding. Mrs. Cook, we would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. You will always occupy a very special place in our memories. 107 CLAS 108 IGHT 109 BACCALAUREATE Looking back through the years in elementary and high school, it seems almost im- possible to the seniors that they were destined to one night take their place in the auditorium in the same spot where the seniors before them had stood. Some people give credit to fate for all the successes and or misfortunes that befall them; but the seniors of 1968 know that it wasn't luck that finally brought them through, It took many hours of study and patience to finish the last lap of the course. ' Left to Right, 1st ROW: Isaacs, Sharp, Conner, Banks, Legear, Jennings, Britton, Upton, Partin, Calico, Green, Carter. 2nd ROW: Coyle, Powell, Moorhatch, Turner, Mullins, Parker, Mrs. Cook, Williamson, Hamilton, Barton, Cummins, Parker, Wray, Bracken. 8rd ROW: Walker, Broaddus, Evans, Asher, Green, Stanley, Shupe, Duerson, Gillespie, Devere, Parsons, Davis, Blackburn, Reynolds, Johnson, Reed, Mullins, Gadd, Dooley. 110 GRADUATION Instruction ends in the schoolroom, but education ends only with life. --F. W. Robertson ANN BARTON DON BLACKBURN PATTY CALICO CHERYL CARTER KEN DUERSON CHARLES EVANS GLYN GREEN VERNA GREEN BEVERLY HAMILTON DIANA SHARP 112 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS BILL AND TONY 114 Compliments of BEL-ARENA SKATING CLUB Broadway St. Nosaand 4 AND syuowlttduroy Compliments of MADISON NATIONAL BANK Richmond, Ky. Compliments of THE BEREA CITIZEN Your Hometown BEREA ewsossees ds THEATRE Pleased to Compliment the Senior Class of Chestnut St., Berea Berea High School Compliments of JEROME S. FISH ) 4 y FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS COFFEE AND Whit and Becky CUP LOAN ASSOCIATION CAFE OF RICHMOND To Serve You'! 306 West Main Richmond, Kentucky US 25 Berea West End 118 119 quo4-au4aWAH BEREA COMMUNITY SCHOOL 120 BEREA COMMUNITY SCHOOL Constructionhas startedon the new Berea Community School which is expected to be ready for occupancy by September, 1969. The Berea City School, Knapp Hall, and the Foundation School will then be com- bined in one institution. This is a cooperative venture with major con- tributions being made by the Berea Independent School District, the City of Berea, and Berea College. The Berea Community School will be one of the most modern educa- tion facilities inthe country, offering many advantages for both the stu- dents and the teachers. For example, the open-space concept makes it possible to arrange the classroom size to fit the needs of any particular class because there are sliding partitions instead of permanent room walls. Because ofthis principle, the total amount of usable space is also much greater. This conceptis becoming more andmore popular through- out the country as new schools are built. The design of the Berea Community School will permit more indi- vidualized instruction for each student. There will be facilities for in- struction in geography, languages, mathematics, music, science, and social sciences in addition tomore specializedclasses. The school will be accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The four-unit structure of circular shapes will stand ina 56-acre tract of land. Of the three circular wings joined by a central unit, one will be for the elementary school, one for the high school, and one for the gymnasium with facilities for community events. The central unit will contain the cafeteria and the Henrietta Child Library. The interior will be entirely climate-controlled. The wings can be opened jointly or separately for community and school events. The gymnasium will seat about 1000 for athletic events, and about 2000 for concerts and other programs when folding chairs can be added to the permanent seating. The circle set apart from the three wings is an open-air'‘play shelter that can be used in any kind of weather. Berea College contributed 40 acres ofthe building site for the Berea Community School. The college also, back in 1965, pledged $100,000 a year for three years toward the construction costs which total $2, 398, 000. The college, furthermore, agreed to pay the Berea Independent School District $35,000 a year for five years for the privilege of using the school for teacher training purposes. Future payments willbe negotiated after this first five-year period. 122 DAVIDSON BROTHERS AND COMPANY Quality Cleaning Done by Experienced, Competent Personnel Try NU-WAY CLEANERS Free Minor Repairs and Buttons Replaced Phone 986-4121 for Pickup and Delivery Service Wholesale Warehouse WAYMAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Across From Berea High School Berea, Ky. Congratulations to the Seniors ies owe BARTON REALTY CO. JOHN and LELA BARTON Compliments MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. WRAY JAOLS ONAG S.NOLdN 124 JHOLS “1dad S.NOLONINNaAd Compliments of BAKER BAKER APPLIANCE STORE Dealer for Frigidaire Appliances one tanilations CoSen a nee Zenith - RCA Television to the of 986-3281 Seniors EASTERN SCHOOL BEREA C M OF COUNTRY FOOD HAIR DESIGN CLUB MARKET A Nationally Accredited School 309 W. Main St. Richmond Compliments of ENGLE’S Compliments DEPARTMENT = SCOTT’S STORE BODY Quality Apparel SHOP for the Entire Family MULLINS REFRIGERATION | Berea, Ky. Compliments of GLEN PENNINGTON AUTOMOBILES Mt. Vernon U.S. 25 North Berea, Ky. 126 BARKER’S CLOTHING 127 ANVdWO) LNIWI1dWI AWOOTVH LANAVWaAdNS S.AAdNUNd 129 sian a SMART SHOPS College and Career Tots'n- Teens North 2nd St. Richmond HARRY'S CORNER T don't care about BURGER-MATIC making money, I just love to sell carpets. BEREA 5 to 1.00 STORE Chestnut St. French Fries Berea, Ky. l5¢ Hamburgers SAM'S AUTO PARTS Phone 986-4771 Berea, Ky. 40403 Shakes Eastern By-Pass WESTERN AUTO ; 447 Chestnut St. Richmond, Ky. Berea, Ky. Compliments of I-75 GULF SERVICE Compliments of I-75 and Ky. 21 Berea Compliments of BELLAIR'S JENNINGS Richmond, Ky. sabe Compliments of SHOP EUDER'S Richmond Family Store, Since 1893 Richmond, Ky. W. H. JENNINGS Compliments of J. C, PENNEY CO, Richmond, Ky. Compliments of JAN'S SHOES Richmond, Ky. 130 NOISIAIC LNAWNALSNI GNV AAIVA TWIYLSNGNI udssadd oe 132 3 “ 134 CHURCHILL WEAVERS Congratulations to all Berea High School graduates and best wishes for the year ahead. Churchill Weavers Inc. Berea, Ky. ENCO SERVICE STATION W. B. PARTIN Manager HAMMCOAL CO. Salutes the Seniors in Berea's Greatest Year of Progress 3 Gi we | -Ar _ eRe Ne 135 BLUEGRASS TRUCK STOP 136 $ $ STAKES chicken 3 Op EN Tonys AWEE FOLEY’S FLORIST Corner of Boone and Chestnut Berea, Ky. Phone 986-8175 Compliments Compliments of of MEADOWLARK BEREA GROCERY 1-HOUR CLEANERS U.S. 25 North DARRELL BICKNELL Berea Phone 986-4261 Short St. Berea MOUNTAIN AUTO PARTS Auto Parts Sporting Goods CHUCK CONNELLY U.S. 25 North Fresh it i hk Compliments of “TASTE THE DIFFERENCE” “Enjoy The Best” ARNOLD HARRIS Distributor for SOUTHERN BELLE DAIRY PRODUCTS for Madison and Jackson Co. Phone 986-3256 Berea, Ky. 139 SWVITIIM-dSHOLNOAD GABBARD'S DIXIE GULF ANDERSON GROCERY 810 New Circle Road Renfro Valley, Ky. 733-9152 Lexington Compliments of ALLEN'S FLOWERS RICHMOND DAILY REGISTER LAMB AND POWELL APPLIANCE SALES and Service 494 Chestnut St. Best Wishes HORTON'S JEWELRY Compliments of SCRUGGS AGENCY, INC. Berea, Ky. CONN'S FOOD MARKET Compliments of RIVERS'S SHOE STORE FINNELL FURNITURE ShonkiSt: Masonic Building Berea Berea, Ky. MADCO Compliments of MOTORS BLUE GRASS Big Hill Ave. Edd, Ken, and Ray Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Richmond 623-6500 x EVANS Compliments of SHELL SERVICE HOMER JENNINGS 986-4423 Compliments of POYNTER AUTO SALES HARRISON FARM Weed Cave and ‘Trucks SUPPLY Brodhead Route 3 758-2155 Berea, Ky. MICKEY'S FABRICS Finest in Fashion Fabrics Richmond, Ky. ALMA'S BEAUTY SALON Berea, Ky. We'll curl up and dye for you! Compliments of MAROON LANES NANCY'S Richmond, Ky. RESTAURANT 142 LINVadNVLSad NI-JAINC VWIdsd 143 a SV9 IVANLVN V11Sd “4 — BAKER-CUMMINS BUICK 145 146 Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO, EARL J. SHUPE oo Maitet. Richmond MOONRAY Eastern By-Pass Representative Pisiimend 623-5905 METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Office Residence Cc 13 t 278-2315 986-3239 isa aii BEREA MARKET CAMPUS LIFE Camay, the soap of beautiful Happiness is girls, women! NRO Sw Seniors are always hard at work! time! Victory! Conceited or not? Dros SEW He, He, I'm a football player. Twenty-two skiddo 147 CO-EDITORS BEVERLY GLYN HAMILTON GREEN We co-editors feel that our part in the ‘1967-68 Pirate’’ was very incidental. Considering the excellent staff we had and the indescribable advisor, Mrs. Cook, the chief editors were under- standably not as important as in past years, We did, however, have a lot of fun and enjoyed (nearly) every minute of it, The Editors 148 Upc TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World’s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made”