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

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l But the students graduate, the taculty move on, and even headmasters must have their rest. l 1 1 f ' 3 :tiki :peg f 9. Es, 2 1 Berkeley is more than the flesh ot its people. We must look elsewhere for its core. 1978 - at end ot year Upper and Middle Schools move to new Town and Country campus 1977 - largest fund raislnq drtve in Tampas hlstory, two mtlllon, makes constructlon ot new Berkeley campus 1979 - Edson P. Sheppard, lr. becomes possible Berlceleys headmaster

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1973 -- George H, Pennington, lr. becomes Be-rkeley's president Berkeley is perhaps, then, its people. The students who blaze with energy and spirit. The faculty who Stoke the flame. The administrators who bring them both together. if P tt 'H f ' ' J ' P fr' M , .Q W M aze A ,tt . I -12, ,f-ff A Wim ig '- t , t iff Y ' , N E! , t A A K- 5 In W P PH ,L V rl '- -I 1-Elf!! ltilllt- s V PM People. People everywhere. People alone. People in pairs. People in classes. 1976 - boy's baseball team captures state championship 1976 - Football team travels to San luan to participate in Shrine Mango Bowl vs. Antilles High School

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matters. Berkeley is perhaps an idea. The idea that growth matters. That knowledge matters. That integrity matters. That joy Perhaps Berkeley exists because people still strive to know, to teel, and to grow as tully, as completely, as they can. Perhaps we need not look elsewhere for the core. 1979 - Newman Field dedicated with 1984 - Lower School moves to Town a 20-6 win over St. Petersburg and Country, thus uniting school grades Northside Christian K through l2 2.12: 1984 - Gordon K. Lenci becomes Berke1ey's headmaster