Berkeley High School - Tarantula Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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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!

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Qoupg On .lf Cafefeffy Qfaff and Qupefvfrow M 1 , li Left to right: Mrs. Elma Crump, Supervisor, Mrs. Martha Simpson, Mrs. Carrie Moore, Mrs. Delores Ferguson, Mrs. Queen Boyd and Mrs. Helen Epps Q69 Keeps Us We!! i v U4 I urs, we + 1 .lsr Mrs. Zelda Gary, Nurse