Berkner High School - Ram Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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5- U' Students Enjoy Gutdoor Fun A sensation of enthusiasm sent Berkner students rolling into the rec- reational world. Key Club members enioyed a camp- ing trip to Tyler State Park and a canoe trip to the Dark Valley Bridge. ln April the annual good turn day was held at Rayado Ranch. Berkner's Explorer Post 477's excursions included a Nlarch trip to Big Bend National Park and an April day at Six Flags. At Berkner, students were instructed in areas of camping, arch- ery, and CPR in the new outdoor edu- cation class. -in , 26 NT www 1.-'5m5f4Qs..' f - hgyzx-,I .1 . 's ff 'iffiqfi' ' 'i'.r'. '-.,,.1'f' --ff . rw? rw 1-5. .. .:'4s4ic1 -.QU

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Skills Unfold Activities of this year's drama club enabled Berkner's young actors and actresses to further learn and display stage ability. Major productions of the drama club included The Odd Couple, The Great Cross Country Race, and the UIL one-act play, chosen winner of . V . .. K - - 5 P,f'9:5'f f ' gi ,, .f1f4'fc.. t ,L':aff ',f2.?,fA!f, ,-A..L'I on Stage its zone. ln addition, several short per- formances were given to school Eng- lish classes. A New York City excur- sion allowed students to witness four Broadway plays. Drama activities were concluded with a May banquet in which awards were presented to out- standing performers. fi -Q E .

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ffm I f X iw. JW .U-4,-4-u UPPER LEFT: Explorer Post 477 members unload gear on the spring Big Bend campout. LOWER LEFT: Clay Riales quenches his thirst alter a night of roughing it, UPPER CENTER RIGHT: Nature builds a clothesline lor Ted Gebhardt. UPPER RIGHT: A campout breakfast always gathers a crowd. LOWER CENTER RIGHT: Key Club members take a football break during a fall campout.