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

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U DERCLASSME - The underclassmen bring new-ideas and enthusiasm to the many activities of our school.

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WANDA WILLIAMS AMBI TI ON : Secretary CYO 1-25 Red Cross 45 Library Club 3-45 Y-Teens 45 Senior Play .T UAN ITA LaVERN WEAVER - AMBITION: Linguist Senior Play MELVIN ELIJAH WILLIAMS, JR. AMBIT ION : Business Administration CYO 25 Red Cross 2, 4-5 Social Committee 25 2-45 Letterman 2-45 Basketball 2-4, letterman 2-35 Football 35 All-Memphis Basketball 35 TSSAA All Star Team 45 All City Wide 45 Co-Captain team 45 Co-Captain Basketball team 45 Senior Pl WE LEA VE THESE HALLS . . . Cherishing the traditions of a decade, yet striking out on their own, the members of the graduating class of 1967 have lived the Bertrand Experience to the fullest. As they moved through the halls and classrooms, they reached out to help others and dedicated themselves to the ideals of Bertrand. The graduates of '67 now join the ranks of distinguished Alumni and complete the first decade of Father Bertrand High School History. DIANE DELORES DOROTHY WORSHAM YARBROUGH AM BI TI ON : Interior Decorator CYO 1-35 CSMC 2-35 Red Cross 45 Social Committee 35 Library Club 2-45 Choir 15 Y-Teen 45 Leukemia March 1-45 VICTOR staff 45 Senior Play 48' munity High School, dale, Illinoisg Senior 2-4-, Letterman 35 Track 25 Gridiron Great 35 All- CYO 1: Social committee 45 Library Club 3-45 Chorus 4 Footba Baseba Memph: selectio Footba al' AMB! TI ON : Secretary Transfer student from Com! Carbon- Play

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iii? J UNI ORS EYE '68 CLASS OFFICERS: Maurice Franklin, President Gilda Gilmore, Vice-President .Iacquelyn Fisher, Secretary Deborah Taylor, Treasurer Richard Funches Louis Gary Walter Gates Frank Hall Felix Harris .loan Crawford Jean Dotson .loan Duvall A Jacquelyn Flowers wig: Entrusted with Bertrand's tradition of being the best, the juniors strive to attain and carry on this responsibility. With two years of high school be- hind them, juniors become upperclassmen. Chal- lenges pose no great obstacles to our juniors. They possess character, willingness, a broad outlook, and a sincere love and devotion to the traditions of Bertrand. Michael Allen ' - , , Anthony Barfield if 5' A .,, Lorraine Barnes 1 ' . We V' C x Qi p -: s f 1 Sheila Bell 'tiff 'fb 11.4 Dal'Yl Boone X V 'X vm i bit Lorine Breathett p ' k, p -w ,555 ' A n 1 Rufus Brookins . Wendell Brown ' r ' -r , Sheryl Buckner , pf., X :df ' 1 'C 1'-v I .PI ff. D' 2, .5-5,1 QU' , C r Q. H I kl. ' h- ,.,- ' L N 'W' iagifyctiile y . Janice Clark ,I M V, xy K --460. V Egg! fr, L. In A . as I , ,Q 4. 2:5 . ' .f e ' , . jr-sz - ' . F ,, V- 'I' my T 1 1 an ' A C 5 I ., ,,,, r ,