Berkeley High School - Tarantula Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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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.

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0 0149 ' '-lf J 41 Qfudenf Councif The Student Council consists of elected students who serve as stu- dent leaders. The S, C . A. gives direction to the choosing and con- ducting of projects. 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

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---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.