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feesmie Ibyaltq, We are proud of Bernie High And of the colors she flies. Long do we plan to be Proud of the Blue and the White. Honor and Loyalty ever we pledge to thee; Long will we honor her name, And be proud of our Bernie High. Alma Mater, thee we hail; Praise sing we to Bernie High. Ever our promise be, Love, Honor, and Honesty. Bernie, the school we love, Shall be our guide through life. Long will we honor her name, And be proud of the Blue and White. Usually when we sing the words to Bernie Loyalty, we are thinking of loyalty to our athletic teams. However, loyalty to school can be shown in many other ways. Loyalty can be shown through doing our very best in our subjects at school regardless of what they happen to be. At upper right, Jeff Riddle practices for band. Danny Elliott seems very intent on his project at immediate right. At lower right, Clifford Masters prepares an assignment for math. Immediately below, Martha Newton works on a chemistry experiment.
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The pages of this book will bring many mem- ories to the students of Bernie High School. Each class will have special memories all its own. The freshmen will remember their mixed feel- ings of excitement and bewilderment as they first entered the new and different world of high school. The sophomores will recall the confidence and familiarity they felt during their second year of high school. The juniors will remember the excitement of receiving their class rings, the work they put into the prom, and the atmosphere of prom night. The seniors will remember nostalgically all the events in which they were involved during the past four years. Of course, all will remember the hard work that made up an important part of this year— the class periods, the homework, and the tests; but they will also remember the fun that went with it--the ball games, the parties, and the lasting friendships. It is with all these memories and many more that the yearbook staff presents the 1967 COTTON BOLL. 2
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— - Bernie School is composed of four main buildings: elemen- tary, junior high, senior high, and the cafetorium. The elementary building houses the first six grades. A new addition was added to this building this year and the sixth grade was moved into the new section after the Christmas vacation. The new rooms are completely modern. Elementary Building The seventh and eighth grades and the Art Department occupy the junior high build- ing . We OAe 'pA ud Gymnasium
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