Father Bertrand High School - Victor Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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. C. UNITES STUDENT BODY The Student Council, under the guidance of Sister Mary ,lames Martin, B.V.M. is the most influential student organ- ization at Bertrand. This body is composed of the president and the vice-president of each class who work and plan for an organized system of student government. These lead- ers co-operate with the faculty to promote scholastic inter- est, school spirit, as well as wholesome recreation. Fr. Theodore installs Studefnt Council President, Charles Bolden, as he pre- sents the gavel to him. Emory Cordon smiles for the cameraman as Ronald Bailey, Leonard Small, Gregory Barnes, and Deborah Taylor gather papers and rubbish on the campus for the Student Council Clean-Up Project. The Student Council introduced a new project at Bertrand this year. Wanda Williams, Larry Phifer, Harold Johnson, Fred Shackleforth, and Daryl Boone buy U.S. Savings Stamps from a S. C. representative. 30 H

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il ' u A ECW 1 E 5 H il 2 HO OR EWI DUCTEE HE FATHER RERTRAND CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Barbara Phillips, Carolyn Wade, Maria ilun, Patricia M-ilan, Michelle Boone and Cecelia Patterson. STANDING: Charles Little, Winston Carhee, Danny Wilkerson, Christine aylor, Barbara Westhrooks, Gilda Gilmore, Audrey Jackson, Joyce Cooper, Carbl Donaldon, Peggy Prater, JoAnne O'Neal, Jacquelyn lowers. Ellen Samuels and Linda Turner. Illffi was-I inductees Danny Wilkerson, Barbara Westbrooks, Christine Taylor, Carhee, Barbara Phillips and Michelle Boone are honored at a after the February induction. Dr. J. A. Beuhler, guest speaker, joins the students and guests at refreshments after the induction cerv- mony.

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Iilkie Flowers, Carolyn Wade,.Gwendolyn Daniel, Peggy Prater, Helen Glover, Ellen Samuels, jclglloirg Williams fill a basket with food for a needy family, one of the'many projects of C.Y.O. The Catholic Youth Organiza- tion provides social activities, re- ligious stimulation, and cultural emphasis for Bertrandites. The Shindig is one of the CYO's pop- ular annual projects. C.S.M.C. Active in student life, the Cath- olic Students' Mission Crusade strives .to further the work of Christ. The objectives of the CSMC are fostered by such activ- ities as Bible vigils, game nights, and a most unusual activity, Twirp Weekv. The latter was climaxed by the highly successful Twirp Dance. The CSMC goes in- ternational with projects such as clothing, magazine, and stamp drives. Yvonne Hoof, Delores Bridgeforth, Larry Walton, Gail Steward, Ronald Bailey, and Carolyn Milan rehearse for the annual C.Y.O. Shindig . . . Secretary Carolyn Wade, President Carol Donaldson, Vice-President Maria Milan, and Treasurer James Collins look on. ' 3I