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

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YEARBOOK PLANNER Months of preparation go into the making of a yearbook. For the VICTOR staff hours spent after school and on Saturdays are forgotten when the last pages are on their way. Writing copy, thinking up headlines, laying out pages, and taking pictures have been challenging, though' enriching experi- ences. With the advice and valuable assistance of Sister Mary Marcelle, B.V.M. and Sister Mary Kilian, B.V.M., the VICTOR staff has attempted to make the '67 VICTOR outstanding. I Getting a theme is the first step. Co-editor, Carol Donald- son, thumbs through magazines and old yearbooks hoping to come up with an idea. 'IM-M-M . . . I may get through this time. Could this be the thought in Linda Tumer's mind as she types another ad page? 1 6 When Joyce Cooper, Barbara Phillips, and Peggy Prater have finished, one more page will he ready for the print- er. I Maria and Pat Milan select in- teresting pictures for the VICTOR 33

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Officers of the Cross: Joyce C Peggy Prater, Lindz ton, Scarlett Gray anne Ray is not pic RED CROSS A little joy for a sad child, clothes and toys for the less fortunate, these are some incentives that guide the members of the Red Cross. From parties for the youngsters at Bethlehem .Center to sending friendship boxes overseas, the Red Cross continues to render happiness. No, but you see it's like this ...,'3 explains Harold Johnson to other Red , Cross members. l l SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee, the jiving good breed , of Father Bertrand keeps the stu- dent body swingin'. They sponsor the Sat- urday night social each week and are responsible for the holiday dances given at school. Mr. Porter is the advisor. The members of the social Committee: Christine Taylor, Emma Yancey, 1 Karen Kaufman, Maria Milan, Chairman, Mr. Porter, Advisor, Patricia Milan, Linda Taylor, Linda Jones, and Carolyn Milan f and other members of the Social Committee: Cecelia Pat- terson, Barbara Westhrooks, Mona Williams, Charlotte Hoof, Phyllis Powell, Juanita Weaver, Vivian Garmon, and Shir- ley Caple. 32 l

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THE HALLS ARE ALIW Caught at rest, a section of the band waits for the director's baton. The brass section of the Father Bertrand Band: Winston Carhee, Jerry Jones, Franklin Ball, Jesse Ivy, Charles Little, Eric DeWalt, and Priestley Hoof. For adecade the Father Bertrand Band has pro- vided enjoyment for audiences at school and at other functions. Sister Mary Evangelice, B.V.M., the director, is responsible for the precision of the forty-member group. As a result of the efforts of the Boosters Club, the band now plays in new blue and white uniforms. I The Chorus, under the guidance of Sister Mary Evangelice, made a name for itself this year. Six members of the group were selected by Murray College' to participate in the Quad State Chorus at Murray, Kentucky. Bertrandis Chorus was also honored by being asked to sing Christmas Carols at the 1966 closing session of the City Commission. A part of the entertainment at the Boosters' Sweet- heart Tea, the chorus entertained the guests. Sponsored by FATHER BERTRANDNMUSIC DEPARTMENT