Birmingham University School - Equestria Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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SENIORS The Senior class of 1967 is the same class as the non-athletic Junior class of 1966. Their greatness lies in their ability to lead. Seniors, in gold sweaters, have been presidents of all campus organizations; in fact, all of the major offices in the school are held by seniors. Seniors have led the school in all major endeavors, and they have always put forth the best traditions of the school. The class has been dubbed the Flesh class by one of their more abundant teachers. This undeserved title has been discussed weekly at the home of some undeserving senior parent. The fact that the majority of the class has been involved in innocent affairs d'amour might have contributed to this misnomer. The Seniors have achieved a certain unity. Individualism seems to have blended into a harmony of thought and action. The hard core of the class has spent over half of its life toiling and enjoying the grind at B.U.S. For these departing seniors, B.U.S. will not be merely the name of a high school they once attended, but rather it will be an indelible part of their lives. The result of twelve years of education is twelve unique individuals bound together under the name. Seniors! When these twelve have gone their separate ways, each will long remember with pride and undoubtedly a touch of nostalgia that his was a special graduating class at the Birmingham University School. 18

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CARL ADAMS III National Honor Society. 1966-'67 Student Council 1966- 67 Editor of EQUESTR1A. 1966-'67 Class Editor of EQUESTRIA. 1965-’66 OmniBUS Staff 1965-’67 Chess Club 1966-67 Spring Fair Committee 1965-67 OSA LAMAR ANDREWS EQUESTRIA Staff. 1966-’67 Troubadours (Three years) Serge ant-at-Arms 1966-'67 Chess Club 1963-'64. ’66- 67 Spring Fair Committee 1965-1967 Tropical Fish Club 63- 64 Junior Varsity Basketball. 1965-’66 Wrestling (Three years) 1964-'67