Berkner High School - Ram Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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' l- ., ' ' The Climb Begins. . . The climb . . . simple in origin, yet sophisticated in character. It is a chal- lenge of life, an agreement within one- self, a human experience. It is peri- odic and never ceasing. Frequently, the climb requires the sum total of a personality to endure. It is a different steepness of the climb depends upon one's personal ambitions. Scholasti- cally, it is the struggle for goals. Socially, it is the pursuit of happiness in one's surroundings. Individually, it is the creation of philosophies. The climb is the peak of our exist- encounter for each individual, and the ence. . . 1 g - i I i 1. . . by 2, i-. If 9... r- E . 'I 3, A -5 W I' AJ . 94' if rf, ' ' ff . . k.9 'ef. ,f u 39 fim ...I i f 'L :V Q, ww, X' 346 ' 2 'X yu . .. .,,,,.,. -. .li in libjisw 'FW 1. -1-13' 'RQ '-A U li -rbi.. .1 f I-lgiifw ii' ' 3 5-f . 1 , 4 . .. . . . i f y y qw i - . ' W W ' e . it ' f i - ' .lfi mgt A 'f !l ', l',. ii 'T'ff..: U . .. , Q i .' Q .3 . , Y . ,i 1 --Ai. : 4 1- .lu i f, MV, 1 V

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. .As Students Discover The understanding of life is some- thing which an individual attempts to gain as he ascends in maturity. Dur- ing the high school experience, a stu- dent must learn to search and strive for goals which will further cultivate his personality. He must grasp every available opportunity which will lead to the conquering of obstacles and the achievement of ambitions. This achievement could not be possible without the convenience and opportu- nity of an advanced school system, such as Berkner. Young adults are offered a varied curriculum which includes excellence in academics, vocational services, athletics, and the arts. Consequently, Berkner students reach a peak unsurpassed by many other educational systems in the nation. The proof is the product itself -- mature, intelligent human beings. . 1 - O. ia f ?..lN - . ,d'J.? '1l 'Q' ! . s . i y 1 nltilz'd?3iH' -'.v,'i6t- tw Jil, if . Q w Q