Berkeley High School - Tarantula Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

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The purpose of it is to emphasize that in order to become a big tree with many branches, we must begin as little twigs. Gwendolyn Dodds Editor Con fan fs ig: z, '5 A . Fore word Dedfbaffbn A0'mf771ZJfff9f1Dn Fgcuffg Qenfbfg CXQQQQQ 0f'g.9n1?9f1Of7Q A0f1'V1'f1E.Q Paffong Advewfmemen fc 3 Dedbaffbh I l iz-,N PSQN V 1 MISS VIRGIE B. DEAL MR. DONALD J. MONTAGUE The Senior Class dedicates this the first Berkeley yearbook, THE TARANTULA, to our class advisor, Miss Virgie Deal, and Mr. Donald J. Montague, our first principal. Through patience, encouragement, understanding and their friendship, they have taught us what our Tree of Education symbolizes. As Alexander Pope once said, Tis education forms the common mind. Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. The dedication of this yearbook is just a small way of expressing our sincere thanks for their time and service. 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BROWN Men and women who live above and beyond the frustrations of the day are the greatest need of the hour. We are all creatures of the day in which we live. We must strive to find serenity in the' midst of stress, hurry, and confusion as well as to recover high courage and adequate enthusiasm to meet the challenge of the day. In these, perhaps the most confusing and perplexing days in the world's history, we all need new strength for living as we seek to maintain an inner sense of security. We need fresh strength and trust, not only to allay our fears and anxieties, but also to gain wisdom and direction for intelligent participation in our nation's intricate problems: to selflessly help meet the want and suffering of the world's millionsg and especially to find guidance in making our own most effective contribution to world peace. In these days, we have tapped the sources of the universe for power and speed, but so far we have not found a way to use these discoveries for the good of mankind. By daily renewal of ourselves in God's presence, we may discover that our appointed duty is to make a holy place in at least one spot on earth from which will radiate an influence toward the achievement of hope, compassion, and peace far more powerful and far-reaching than we realize. Agglffanf Pfvhajbaf MR. ALBERT E. N ETTLES It is a sincere pleasure for me to extend best wishes to the class of 1967. In your pur- suit of future endeavors, remember well your days at Berkeley. These days should serve you well as you commence to seek opportunities available to you as avenues of the future. You are to look upon this year as a beginning in striving towards bigger and better accept- able goals. Realize also, that though graduation serves as a climax to years of intellectual, moral, and spiritual growth, it is but a milestone along the path of challenging tasks of life. Hold high your heads and your alma mater in esteem as you take your places in an ever- changing, complex society! Vx , ' . I - I I 3 'ze' ' 'P' 'A' ' . X gy Afwege Eueg Keeping Reeefde ,. , .g2:.T.2e-T'-- ,M M-',K,.,..4 Mrs. H. J. Anderson ,N N 1 N ,. E fi ' QT-'59, L 1-fl ff qx g e e Qehee! 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FRANCES GAIDIES 1, SQOIQNOQ Depawfmenf MISS FANNIE BOND, Chemistry Teacher and student William Reed ,ni I MRS. MADELINE GEE, General Science MR. THOMAS FALLEN, Biology I5 - ,. in 1 -. 1 ,,, 4 rf Muff? Depsffmenf Y in My my X- ,r ,- -A Lf. ,,.,, ,Ky MR, A. E. CLARK You vw Maw gm 1 W5 5 wail , ,. HE EE I6 ak . +L T, K a1iig::J53z5Qfs:1i?i 5 ff ' . . U C 1 'Egan 'Vu' lfbffalvan 046' ' e iqqva ' jf: , . , 1 f Aff A 'gf MRS. WILLIE O. DREW, Librarian assists students Vinetta Robinson fleftj and Bernice Crump frightj MR. ROY JENKINS l MR. R. B. BLAIR -1 4? Pfrggvzfaf Educaffbn N... ,N N XNNN- wp llllllllllu fslwulnnll lllllllllllElL1!lllll lllllllilil! llalll IIIIIIIIIIQQVIIII lllllllllllhilllll lllll V51 MRS. J. B. BLAIR V , W- pdf' - U Aff R ff , My + W 5 1- f .1 . .,4 , 4, f- 2 f lj QU' M ' fJ N Hu' 'Q' 14 'f f I 36 XJ ' 'W' fm. . 'vb Q- ,. ' A v , I' - 5? 4 x.-' ' Mk 'ff' l ' Z, . V X Wag A V V fa ' Y, ggguu 'WMM . , rmxuu Z f ,, . ,, - ,440 ',. 1 .1 J 4 A .Ip . 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The secret of education lies in respecting the pu- pil. MARJORIE Y. BANNISTER EDYTHE C, BOWMAN One great difference be- tween a wise man and a fool is that the form er only wishes for what he may possibly obtaing the latter desires impossibiliti es. AUDREY D. BROWN The best way to lengthen out our days is to walk steadily and with a pur- pose. in life because life is what' TERRY v. Bow1y1.AN SARAH I. BRADSBY i -s:',..- Fas .ws-.' ,N I as '2 . Q, 's 942.545 rl . le T I ,, W , JAMES E, BYRD -it WILLIAM M , CANADAY Experience is a name for one's mistake, No legacy is so rich as honesty, y if R JY' I am one of those who does not believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look. We are ruined not by what we really want but by what we think we do. .TERRY L. CARY Art is nothing more than the shadow of humanity. gl COL! 5 JAMES A, COOKE A man doesn't half seek, he either seeks all the way or none at all. JOHN N. CARY RUBY A . COLES He who has no inclina- tion to learn more will be very apt to think that he knows enough. Some will never learn anything because they un- derstand everything too soon. BERNICE A- CRUMP JACQUELYN Y. DANDRIDGE 'Anvil Share what you have, but keep what you need. PHYLLIS E. CRUMP JUNIUS F, DANDRIDGE AURELIA C, CUFPIE The only way to have a friend is to be one. JEROME s, DANIEL ' N X Love gives itselfg it is not 4 TOO BUSY 4 ll fb I '. .- If I je Ax bought, Not Shown Fw'T7? f ' ,H W X M - fawslfxy.-.-'. WL 3, X 1sQc,,.gAMsii'q,i .g-',,'.' ' IUANITA W. DAY 1 GWENDOLYN K . DODDS is .l The wisdom of one gen eration w1ll be the folly of the next. Education should be as gradual as the moonrise, perceptable not in progress but in result. LYDIA ELLIS Look not for tomorrow be- cause it is today, '-'41-lb If you have knowledge, let others light their can- dles by it. LINWOOD EVANS ALPHEUS P. DRUITT I am glad to learn in or- der that I may teach. PHYLLIS E. EDLOE Mother may haveg father may haveg but blessed is the child that has it of his own. '-fa, GEORGE D. EPPS ETHEL C. FRAZIER YU' It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love. Wel1 arranged time is the surest mark of a well ar- ranged mind. Minds are like parachutes. They only function when they are open. As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every mo- ment of time. SHIRLEY E. GIVENS There is one person that is wiser than anybody, and that is everybody. AMANDA L, HILL The first thing education teaches you is to walk alone. JULIE A. GREGORY ELSIE L, HARRIS -L. PATRICIA A, HUNDLEY if SYLVESTER V, W. JACKSON Ni Co et In this world it is not what we take up but what we give that makes us rich. Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to re- member from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught, The wisest man may al- ways learn something from the humblest peasant. Our greatest glory consists not in never failing but in rising every time we fall. -W D TINY E. JACKSON The only real education comes from what goes counter to you. CAROLYN P. JOHNSON Real education must ul- timately be limited to men who insist on know- ingg the rest is mere sheep herding. ?ssf'2fV 'w:Ef !'.':'T7 A a 4 eva -, H . GLENDA M . JENKINS BERTHA L. JOHNSON GERALD JONES mms. l ROBERT L, JONES To think and feel we are able is often to be so. We do not know what ed- ucation could do for us be- cause we have never tried it. Beware of a half-truthg you may have gotten hold of the wrong half. SHIRLEY M, JONES Be a box of colored chalk in your knowledge. DOROTHY L, MEEKINS A true way to happiness is through successg a good way to success is through happiness. KATRINA D. KELLY HATTIE L. MCCOY To be proud of learning is the greatest ignorance. Pride is the beginning of sin. HESTORIA MINKINS Life is the childhood of immortality, The flavor of social suc- cess is delicious though gravely scorned by those whose lips the cup has not been proferred. . JOHN W. MORMAN ALEXANDER PARKER Take love away from life and you take away its pleasures. JOSEPH H, PEARSON The holy passion of friendship is of so sweet and steady and loyal and enduring a nature that it will last through a life- time, if notasked to lend money. GARY PARKER ,pe TS. IAM ES C, PATTERSON .1 in , fv. SHIRLEY A. PRITCHETT EDWARD S, RADCLIFFE Hundreds would never have known want if they had not first known waste. Too much learning is a dangerous thing. JEROME M. REED The heart of him who truly loves is a paradise on earthg he has God in himself, for God is love. It's better to be prepared and not have the opportun- ity than not to be prepared and have the opportunity. WILLIAM E. REED JAMES A, RANDALL III DENNIS I. ROBERTS ,f- Young men think old men fools, and old men .know young men to be so. n jf' Y-mv- I People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. 0197 Y fig 'WW' 60777113 Never sky behind mmf? one's back what you , say to his face. MWWu4! Jtiymf A3 4,021 fm ft f WM -44-2fN Y-' facvwffyw 1 ai C: f Qfmifgf CLARINE R. ROBINSON AJ? M I X ' I' ' Delay no till tomorrow! to be wiseg tomorrow's sun to thee may never rise. n VINETTA ROBINSON PAUL L. SMITH Anyone who has passed through the regular grad- uations of a classical ed- ucation and is not made a fool by it may consider himself as have a very nar- row escape. DOROTHY L, WALKER Too much and too little education hinders the mlnd. p fimfy Wiws QQIZW PATRICIA A. VINES R I Sis' CARL WALKER l l Cou5 ' WILLIE WALKER H .li fail. vii 'Q CAROLYN M. WALLACE We should not ask who is the- most learned, but who is the best learned. ERNESTINE T. WALLACE Waste not the smallest thing createclg for willful waste makes woeful want, He who is not educated is most likely considered a fool. JAMES R. WALLACE CLARET HA WALLACE A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. JOHN R. WALL ACE Respect is'what we owe, love, what we give. LEVI WALLACE fr Y Fw' auf w , N., H. rm' wr an K H xx Yeas Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak. Character developrn ent is the great, if not the sole aim of education. TERRY R. WHITE A1l is to be feared where all is lost. It is not from nature but from education and habits' that our wants are de- rived RITA O. WEEKS NANCY E. WOODLEY 63 CLIFTON WHITE JOYCE A. WYNNE No man has a rlght to do as he pleases, except when he please to do right. W , ff -Hts .ff -f' H 'YM' . -ffl' , ww 2 A if if I , fx QQ ! MW, lm I , X Q1 15217, , A. EEK QQ, Q f- - xl .mx www A h .mug .. -' X ' tffj Q' .,,',, S I e 2, K , 'lp fl l , -X 011 fi I V xx -ml, -W ' I , J , -' - L-1 ,a .H 54 .. 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Robert Jones and Edythe Bowman -.J SHORTEST In a Crowd They Are Lost I A s V K I 1 ll Q j' llilifn' Vinetta Robinson and Robert Jones SMALLEST They Miscounted Their Ca1ories ' Joseph Pearson and Joyce 'Wynne 34 1' TALLEST They Never Miss A Thing .-MQ.. X George Epps and Amanda Hill CHUBBIEST They Forgot to Watch Their Weight James Wallace and Phyllis Crump BEST SHAPE AND PHYSIQUE MOST VERSATILE They Are' Just Right They Can Do Anything -Q A T 'L' .3 -. .Av Y - xv Y Y ' N r ,ji ' W. L 1-.Ml Levi Wallace and Patricia Hundley Tiny Jackson and James Randall -FRIENDLIEST CLOWNS Making Friends Is Their Policy Always Clowning Around . 0- T A T N. W . X ' ,I 1, .. !' 1 .JJ P y if 'A 'TQ .1 ' ' ' sl ' lx 1 E I- V' A , ' . if V 1' . ,I 5' a A1 T -2 ' ll WT 1 ' ' f. , . 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Johnson Jacque lyn Jones Linda Jones Harvey Kelly Ronald Lassiter Ernestine Lee Gwendolyn Lee Willie Lee Cynthia Moore Donald Morman Kathy Palmer Ruth Parker Alzen Pierce Keith Pressey Marion Pressey Robert Pritchett Albert Randall Steven Randall Faith Roberts Malcolm Roberts John Roots Ella Rowe William Rowe Hilda Saunders Harry Street Adrianne Strong Lindell Tabb Paul Taylor Alice Wallace Arthur Wallace Hester Wallace Jane Wallace Robert Jones W wwf Junior Cfagg Oriiceffg nn, -N Y H A W W l lf v 1 - , li 1 rs- --iii-:auf 1 s ' 'Z 2 0 'I ' 4 li' in y . I-:Il 1 , U 'QI ,Fgn ' , -'.' sf-f . y . . -.rl , -4, N . Q , . .. Q ,,,! N Z N Left to right: Lydia Ellis, Financial Secretaryg Carolyn Jackson, Corresponding Secretary: Gregory Ferguson, Presidentg, Rosslyn Brown, Vice President and Ruth Parker, Historian. STANDING: Harry Street, Treasurer and James Johnson, Parliamentarian 39 i- 1- .- Y.. i Qecfion W4 ill , ,,, iii' ll N --'M tit Qophomofe 67399 N- 'f 'NL I f,1b:L3i'f 4 L . h . !0-A MRS. BEVERLY PARKER The Sophomore Class, under the super- vision of Miss Ferguson, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Nuessle and Mr. Jenkins, work hard at prov- ing themselves loyal Berkeleyites. They are overwhelmed with pride to have many of their own participating in various school activities. fl' A '43 .VF - g.Q0ff0f7 f0-5 MRS, BARBARA NUESSLE 40 Clays of !96'9 ,QQUWDI7 f0-0 MISS ANNA FERGUSON 2.5 SQ-Q6'ff0f7 10-D MR. ROY JENKINS 4 4I Oriizfeffy of' fbe Hfeffzman 6399 1 17. mu --.1 1 ,mei X I 1,41 'fffil 1 X.. -'gg ...J , Left to right: Patricia Roberts, Assistant Secretaryy Herman Goodrich, Vice Presidentg Charles Jack- son, Presidentg Shir1eenJudkins, Secretaryg Mary Jones, Historiang Ronald Crump, Treasurer gQ0ff0f9 P0-A Miss PHYLLIS DUKE 42 CREV, D, L. COLLINS, substitute teacher, pictured with grounj Hfefhmen .V -W , ,.-,....,Y,.......-.+ ..-.-. g 4, X- X X t T g.Q0ff0f7 .9-5 MRS. B. B. ALEXANDER fe- f Qecffon 9-6' . W - wfiw MRS. NANCY P. JAMES 43 Qecffbn 9-D Fufufe ZQQUIQWQ The Freshman class is composed of four sections with a combined enrollment of 109 eager students. They are just becoming eligible to join organizations and to participate in athletics. With the able guidance of their sponsors Miss Phyllis Duke, Mrs. B. B. Alexander, Mrs. Nancy James and Mrs. Frances Gaidies, they will grow into well-rounded future leaders. 44 MRS . FRANCES GAIDIES A, ll y, 1,149 I x.J l .5 I lf 54 f 'I 'xl' Egfr fb Grade Cfays The Gfaduafeg of !97! The eighth graders are the youngest among our Berkeley High School family. With no real classifi- cation, they like to be called Sub-Freshmen . They run from class to class so as not to be late, and they admire the wisdom of the upperclassmen. With the able guidance of their five class spon- sors, they are already looking forward to the year when they will also be members of a senior class. MISS FANNIE BOND 45 67999 Paul Jackson ------- - - President. LaMeca Swain - - - - Vice President Delorestine Delaney ------- Secretary Officers' MRS , DOROTHY DRISCOL I fibrin, MR. SHADE PALMER Qgfrffr Gradefg , S Their Hmf Veaf' Af 5 HQ. I in .4 MRS, CLEMENZA BRAXTON NJLEA MRS. CARLETHA PALMER 47 L14 4 ,, f ' .ff-eff J' ' wwf vg 'Yr' J' ' Z -X., j iqgfyi in v ' ff IW, N N .fa 6 I ' ' f FW. ii ' 1 , 'W ' ' W5 -' 1:34 ' W'2+.x Z' 4- ' ' - xi .mv 'PLE , ,vu -Z7 ,M , an S -7 4 .- 1 Wm., ,N ,f - 7 Wm' Q ' A Q- a f ' -' Q 'K ' .N V ff 1 Gif' g m 1' fa ff ,. , we - Q f ' , ' .'9. J' X -' - , ,H 1 . 'Ll 1' - . - - vwffimff w fs' , M - , +1 'Tw Q. 'Wim lf. -13 ,Ng 2- 1, , Y N3 f L K Ax N , .xigftil rl Y Z ja! fv - ' ,Jax ze' . , ,,-L ,,,, - 5 ' 'Y'-Qi W, -' QW F.. ' f 'f' J - fx f I ,,,,,,31A'.g,Q. f I m -all j. 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It contributes to the total educational growth of students. It is designed to meet the general and specific purposes of the school. Each year the Student Council Association participates in area, state and national conferences. During the 1965-66 school term, Julie Gregory, a senior and the current Council president, represented Berkeley High School and the State Association at the National Stu- dent Council Conference in Tacoma, Washington. QU!! Oriizfeffc 4 J 1,...s . r P v M,5!ss'QefyFv'l Y Jl,,l,J,hfw.., , ' . ,Mn ROW 1, Left to right: Carolyn Jackson, Secretaryg Iris Judkins, Assistant Secretary -Treasurer ROW 2: Rosslyn Brown, Vice President: Julie Gregory, President and David Braxton, Reporter Q4 M 677017 M W '55 The choir helps to bring a spiritual meaning and cultural background into the school. It helps to develop the singing ability of the student and to relate him to different forms of music. It gives the student the opportunity to express himself through song. Direc- 'tors of this years choir are Mrs. Iacquelyn Prater and Mrs. Beverly Parker. Dfamaffbf 1 bl Drama Club participation affords pupils the opportunity of expressing themselves through speech and action, to promote their cultural growth through their participation in and their attendance of certain fine arts performances, and to foster their study of the fine arts. Its members participate in destrict and state drama festivals. ---W---W--M LL ., .i,, J. y I f 1 ' '53 Left to right: George Lee, Sports Editorg Lauren Lee, Assis- tant Editorg Phyllis Crump, Feature Editorg Elsie Harris, Edi- torg Troy Roots, Circulation Managerg Glenda Jenkins, Busi- ness Manager and Joyce Wynne, Production Manager, Jouffnahrm 67115 . .,, - ght eerice will be held in Christ Episcopal Church Wednes- day night beginning at 10:80. with special seasonal music to be Io!- owed at 11 o'clock by observance I the Holy Communion. The Right The Journalism Club informs the student body of events and activities related to the school through the publication of The Chronicle . The organization is composed of diligent workers who are inter- ested in writing, and any student indicating this interest is eligible for membership. e , Eplsco Comm T' 1513, owe sp including a Shepherds! R. M, Co a.. m. Ch Communlo ed, and sp will be te ence E. tor, w-Ill o Mldnlgh Mid the Sacred nesday nigh Vincent 8. leigh! as 0 ral men'e Christm will be bel o'clock.- Hig brsted at 11 dared by choir. A Chrlstmn. held in Church, co dor Kuehne On Chrlstni candlelight se and song will b ity Luthern. Musical Mrs. and ohoi the mullca - ' following : 3925.91.- 1 , J Journalism Club members - ROW 1, left to right: Elsie Harris, James Claiborne, Sarah Bradsby, Edith Ashlock, Dianne Lee, Joyce Wynne, Vera Wright and Miss Virgie Deal, Sponsor. ROW 2: Phyllis Crump, Troy Roots, George Lee, Gregory Ferguson, Carolyn Wallace, Lauren Lee and Glenda Jenkins. Maffv Cfub UIWDQWQ :rf fit- 'gf fxfiwi -IST Left to right: Edith A-shlock, Presidentg James Randall, Vice Pre identg Carolyn Jackson, Secretary and Dianne Lee, AssistantSecretary ME AQQKQ The purpose of the Mathematics Club is to create, broaden and maintain interest in mathematicsg to cultivate special skiils or add special information about mathematics and to pass on to others an apprecia- tion of the values and beauties of mathematics. Befkefey Hgh Banc! Band participation provides elementary instruction on instruments so that the student may enlarge his abil- ity to express himself through solo or ensemble performance. Physical and mental stability can very easily be derived through active participation in instrument classes. ,', - Q :ffm y P-U? as gms -..,3.. IPI-17' , II .- A 49 Ab' r I -H , SFT' .1?r...t....'i lndugfrfaf 6'00p.Qffaffv.Q framing The Industrial Cooperative Training Club is a club striving for unity between the employers and employees. It is a form of cooperative, part- time education designed to provide Vocational Industrial training opportuni- ties for high school students. rm-Q-......,.. ,....w-W.-.,. H .V ,JL J - tl: '. U wa- --7 ww! wh ' ' u u , w w N'v:E'n J ROW 1, Left to right: Hattie McCoy, Presidentg Robert Jones, Parliamentariang Paulette Cuffie, Vice Presi- dent: James Jackson, Sgt. at Arms. AROW 2: Bertha Johnson, Corresponding Secretaryg Aurelia Cuffie, Sec- retaryg Nancy Woodley, Reporter and Juanita Day, Treasurer. Z Cf I Qfuden fy m 67299 1- 53 lnduyffial Arie gyllb .,m,,..m' Y. r I. Y, ' 1 em. ' M W , , .. W 'rl r The Industrial Arts Club organizes students who are engag ed in the various classes in lndustry. The group exchanges ideas and thinks in terms of improvements in their particular areas in industry. Once a year all clubs come together and display, some of the activities they have completed in the way of competi- tion. Prizes are offered for projects having the greatest workmanship. Mr. James Bowman is advisor to the group. Yi 'Qui fmfqy 'Q r r sll r rl Q ' ,... 5' -1 4- i 'F' , 1--vii .1' WW' Yi 'YV' --'77 Q ' - M ,., . f I - f f - 1 .. I QL, Q' A fs - 2110 X4 Amr, img, , . -WZ ' ' if 'wh gi' f f .- 'f 'R I W I ' wig 1 Q-rv Z2 ' , ' 5 4 ', Q' I , , -',,, ,. K if f 1 , , N- A , e 11 f Wf,,xf '-I ' .I IN 'Yr 11 an f ' Lfhgf' ,'. gr. 'Sill --'V , ,' M L 'IX A .. V. 4 q I I-XE. - A as . , ff- 1,-. , 4 , 'W ug 11. fi.. v- ,3 f J ,pf ,-a l. -'54 f -Eff - lb. 1 'Im wr AV' W '3i - if-f f .' , f -' A Y pw T7 0 .-- Im-f' ,dj,,E,,g4Q ' - - N149 -,W - - 5' rf If-3 .H II? I 'Q ' 5' t,-'fwfr 521121 nfl N ' IUIW- . A W' flu ' I I D I-I -, 0 ,,--' ' QW ' W ' X an , if r. 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M. 51 ii it HK I Veawbook Qfazif ll? ne' .I 3.1 - -x. JVY - . SEATED, left to right: Amanda Hill, Assistant Editor: Glenda Jenkins, Class Editorg Gwen- dolyn Dodds, Editor-in-Chiefg Bernice Crump, Managing Editor. STANDING: Junius Dand ridge, Sports Editor and ,Terry Cary, Layout Editor. Qafefg Pafm! p f p .V 2 . 1 - QU ' ' A f F ,l i p -17 M E, I 1 ' ,p ,'A ' +, . ,'-ra -' , I ,- an., Patrolrnen and sponsor Mr. Floyd Stokes Fufufe Homemakefg of Af77Qf'lZ'3 9 ,gl of 13.6 OFFICERS, seated: Glenda Jenkins, Secretaryg Eslie Harris, Presidentg Claretha Wallace Vice President. STANDING: Audrey Brown, Treasurerg Mary Bartlett, Asst. Secretary. fn Members with a goal of helping to improve personal, family and community living. We Ea-'fn WblyQ We learn 'fr- .591 515' 'n -1 ! 1' ' :xi A: ' J- L1 . ,. . -.. - . 4 up .1 rw: , f W S - ' . . A A '91 - '- ,X Hz-f.,,'. U - ' u Q .'PgjA.,r.j-5,a.2 vl -N .1 jgsfjll, N'.',:-4' ,' j ' -1 ' 1' , N -Tl .-xx! X- , - . '3- , .AY ,' , . ,4 E! 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'TNq..,N ' X All Q-I 'X I v 'W J . -RP...--2-.e',' ' r ,,,'- ..,,.f4 eff x.--1'6u6...nm ..:,J...... .W .. ...L 42-ans 45..- ,:., -fllarhx wax- ml Mfg Loyaffg and Mft Zogaffg 1 '1 i '-tm N , ' hw s . , ig ,- . Iris Iudkins and James Randall III were chosen Mr. Sc Miss Loyalty by the Student Council as a part of Berkeley High Schools first Annual Homecoming activities. 3 AWQQ Vaffgffy Julie Gregory was chosen by the varsity foot- ball team as Miss Varsity. She was escorted by Junius Dandridge, captain of the Spider Football Squad. 7,1 ,-lf!! .'f -' 1 ,. f 3 L. , C .X 1 y x J H ' f .sg Q -1' -F -'s M4 ll! rn 1 s xy n-' .rf ' .KF .Q 7 w .' .-1 Y, ,. . Mi. l ml 1 1 mn M x ii Rx gan W' ww Left to right: Peggy Clemons, Lisbeth Dandridge, Beatrice Ziegler, Vinetta Robinson and Julie Gregory M.9f'91'fg Cfreeffng Qquao' Julie Gregory Captain 67 Qpfdef Coacbfhg Qfszy Coach Ruell Blair, Football and Coach Oscar Prater, Basketball Foofbsff Capfams N NN Sylvester Jackson and Iunius Dandridge Junfbf' V9f'Q1'fg Foofbafl Pfagerc Q. , ll r ,Q , y f 'Y , iw9'ff4-wv0'3f.'o? ROW1 left to right: William Penny, Richard Sears, Bruce Bankston, Cecil Reed, Marcell Taylor, George Pressey, George Lee, William Wallace. ROW 2: James Claiborne, Leon Johnson, William Greenhowe, Ray Morman, David Dickson, Henry Spratley, Donald Randall. ROW 3: LaMont Vaughn, James Robertson, Herbert Marsh, Brian Ashby, Kermit Jimmerson. ROW 4: Donnell Russell, James Mitchell, David Braxton and Alonzo Williams. ' V9f'Ql'fg Foofbaff Team N., r.::.'Mx . ,s, .Q , f 5 , y U' 1? F 'NX 1 N E I I5 M V W J J '. 1 - .gf V 1: pmt ,',f,g Q 'il 1 sk ,gf j ,fr W W , .' of , t A . ' '27 ' if ' fx , Q I ' ANN ' 'iq' A., ', V ,lil fy' A - ' 15 , ..-'Q i1 ' i?r+f-f ,. ,A V' -2 ff' 'if 53, 2 Fff' 7 ,g. ,. . 1 ' , ' , , . XJ' X, y ,E i-4 ' ff ' -f-X J. Ly , 0 21 r A ' '- x - . ,gag 'L WUT' '--, 354,165 fvrsmvfll 2 H I fn ffl MI ll X M I 1 lv ROW 1 left to right: Sylvester Jackson, Glen Boyd, Robert Jones, William Greenhow, Jan Ashby, Michael Wright, Henry Holland, Arthur Wallace, James Wallace, Junius Dandridge. ROW 2: Willie Lee, Marcus Howard, James Johnson, Jessie Boyd, Iohn Roots, Brian Ashby. ROW 3: James Cooke, Harry Street, William Taswell, Ralph Baker, Malcolm Roberts, Kermit Jimmerson. ROW 4: Ruben Hill, Dwight Street, Charles Radcliffe, Dennis Bogger fTrainerJ. ROW 5: Walter Walker, Bruce Wallace and Charles Delaney Beekefbe!! Cepfeine The 1967 Spiders, an inexperienced team, came within one game of obtain ing a place in the District Basketball Tournament. Lead by Dennis Roberts and Dwight Street, the team endedythe season with a 7 and 15 record. 'Both Roberts and Street received Honorable Mention as A11-District Choices. Ian Ashby and Dennis Roberts .Qenfefe Qef- Up Defenee 510 P X, Left to right: James Cooke, James Byrd, Dennis Roberts, Alpheus Druitt and William Reed Jagveeg , M , W F3 ff! gf? if ' is J 5 ' 4 'f-wi X .3-1 , I ' ,I J J w-a,- - '- -- ' . , - - . , J aw fra cas J 'f ws ' I -- s . E L . L , A I K I U in g V KNEELING, left to right: Thomas Harris, George Pressey, Lloyd Melvin. STANDING: Sylvester Jackson, James Jack son, Eddie Clemons, Ernest James, Morgan Radcliff, Henry Spratley, Andre Ashcraft, William Edwards, Brian Ashby ,' John Roots, James Robinson, Major Banks, Michael Wright, Harry Street, David Braxton, Donnell Russell Mwcffg Backefbaff 79am ' J. Y, ,,, . SPIDEPS Z XJTTJ , Y . , .5 , , , ROW 1, left to right: James Byrd, Dennis Roberts, William Reed and Alpheus Druitt and James Cooke. STANDING: Dennis Bogger, Trainer, Sylvester Jackson, Statistician: Donald Randall, Reuben Hill, Dwight Street, Jan Ashby, Keith Pressey, James Bassett, Michael Parker, David Braxton, Manager and Donnell Russell, Trainer. 71 thletics play an important role at Berkeley, and some of the objectives of if C. program are--- D. o provide natural outlets for students desiring to participate on teams in competition with other teams of similar ability. l'o assist in the development of school and student morale. 'ifo teach good sportmafxship. To provide a situation in which physically gifted children will have the opportunity to participate with students who have like gifts. 'To further develop the health of each individual so he will be a contributing member of his society and 'ljo help develop skills that have carry-over value in terms of worthy leisure time. . Bacebaff Team l A A: i -V t,1gg.syg - .lp BQXUEQE. A, S i V i... u it J J a I? -J i' L 'W x -W q 'iisff it 5 A ' A XUE ' h l . ' A P X 5QX C, . FT' , H . Cya 55113 9 1 ,L ,Q QW? 97 s:5?K it MN-tsl ROW 1, left tt ightx Kermit limmerson, Charles Delaney, Sylvester Jackson, Cecil Reed, Bruce Bankston and William Wallace. ROW 2: Ramon Elliot, Herman Marsh, Ernest James, Ronald Ellis, Marcel Taylor, John Roots and Mr. Floyd Stokes, Coach. ROW 3: Keith Pressey, Willie Lee, Jerome Daniel and James Jackson. Wafchmg Aaffbn Jerome Daniel CQBJ B A Haro' Pwacffbe Happy ,4lf7ef ,ll Wcfofy Sylvester Jackson QFLBJ and Junius Dandridge CI-IBD Around Every Corner lc A Qenioff Punighmenf lg Fun fgffng Hggpffg rifzgggrvf Y ,f,:,i'1F'iggf:' Phyllis Edloe H . , 4 4, 7, g ' m A sa. Q L , X4 1 rl Qld, l--In , I 1, ' - Aw. ,,. ,Ag .- , , Q ,. 5 , ,Er 4 4 lt? ' U . 1, .1 , 4 All Joyce Wynne, Amanda Hill and James Randall Making An lmpoffanf Discovery r,.-, ,U I. 5 X N 1 f --- 'W J 1 Af 'r I5 Www ' x .. A- I Left to right: Amanda Hill, Statten Radcliffe, John Cary, Jerome Daniel, Claretha Wallace, -Carolyn Wallace, James Byrd and James Cooke Pccff Zooklf A Gres! Performance . J' Q , la. Dennis Roberts and William Reed Vinetta Robinson Having Fan 7 .-'-B ,gud F Left to right: Bernice Crump, William Reed, Edythe Bowman, Sylvester Jackson, Bertha Johnson, George Epps Vinetta Robinson and James Randall ' Gee Feffowc, Vou We Qfffong ,, gf O'!-K' ..,l. , W s., , Q? Sylvester Jackson, James Randall, Joyce Wynne and William Reed Edythe Bowman and Sylvester Jackson .Qwing M917 ln Memoffam Car! Waker I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away! With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. 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