Berkeley High School - Tarantula Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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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

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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.

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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