Berkeley Preparatory High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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5 wffiitiksiwf it gi L A Class Poem Close your eyes and you will be at your hi h school graduation. . Close your eyes and you will be at your college. Close your eyes and you will be at your college graduation. Close your eyes and you will be getting married. V Close your eyes and you will be olding your first child. Close your eyes and you will beattending your childs graduation Close your eyes and you will be holding your grandchi d. Close your eyes and you won't be able to oipenithein, ' it Time is a fat greasy man wearing seersucker ' and eating peanuts at a train station, Time has teeth of pearl and turquoise and ears of polished brass. Time is a lizard scuttliugi under a flat rock in a heated desert. Time is a small darkgman down wicked streets. Time is and as as a own heart, beating too Time sucks the water fro after a rain and spits it of cars Ito tell you that an angel a cloak face for Time is as cramped as a i m me! my X g me! 15 . Q Es' here 12 years. it pencils has been sharpened goals and expectations E is necessary to select E is blind, and i bag. iff B l . as ' 3

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Ladies and gentlemen, honored y stand before yo u and expoundton you who were hoping to hear the mechanized society. This class great saccomplishment, and in its far, and we have during the K headmasters - Edgar T. Mcleary, to relate our experiences at the old radiators in the winter-time, and the window. y Here at 4811 Kelly Road in 1983, we doubted simply look at the number gli Class Gration are of the pottery f ests, it has always been the duty of the class orator to and I must apologize to those of on politics, socialrreforrn or our is uniqueg unique in terms of character, are the largest Berkeley senior Class thus been preside over by three separate d e are as I'm last class tobe able gl1l3lClI'llDble1ClOVVfI third story art roorn even hat there are some for l My Itlooks like a pig mold can be very con- the role our have to be you ,f ttf, 160 all Thank T ,fi for ,rre .La A ,z WQ3' 4 4'5

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I THE 'CLASS OF 1983 LANGDON CHEVES ADLER 1 A Georgia Institute of Technology STEVEN EDWARD ADRIAN Cornell College TIMOTHY O'HARA ALLEN Emory University ANDREA SUE ANDERSON Furman University IONATHAN BRADLY AWAD Davidson College IAMES HENRY BARKER Washington and Lee University LAWRENCE EDWARDIBLOCH ' Stanford University J DEBRA ALISE BODENSTEIN . Syracuse University, ' KAREN LYNN CAMPBELL I University of Virginia GREGORY BROOKS COHN University of Pennsylvania I NANETTE MEANS DAILY Furman University HANAN AHMAD DAOUK F University of South Florida IAMES SCOTT DEWIND 1 Clemson University ALAN BLAEC DIVERS Vanderbilt University THOMAS MONROE DIXON, IR. Goergia Institute of Technology IOHN BREESE EN SSLIN University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill KATHLEEN MARIE MARGARET FARLEY High Point College MICHAEL PARTICK FARLEY University of South Florida MARYANNE FRAUNCES Southern Methodist University ALISON KATHERINE FREEBORN Mount Holyoke College KIMBERLY SUE FORD University of F lorida, GILLIAN ELIZABETH FRYE ' University of Pennsylvania PAUL BOWER FYVOLENT Boston University IANET LYNNE GESSNER University of Virginia LYNN ANN GIBSON Emory University WILLIAM THOMAS GREGORY Stanford University ROBERT DUDLEY HALE University of Florida DAVID ALEX HOCHBERG Tulane University PETER ANDERSON KNIGHT Tulane University BINA KUMAR Stephens College ROGER KUMAR, IR. Furman University DAVID ALAN LAXER I' Furman University WILLIAM RANDOLPH LOYD British American Educational Foundation Scholar 1983-84 Amherst College, Sept. 1984 . EDWARD BYRNE MARSTON Tufts University IESUS ALFREDO MARTINEZ, IR. A University of South Florida