J T Barber High School - Warrior Yearbook (New Bern, NC)

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U£is 7)as ife y ear of fCew CTlcfcfilions Introduction to Vocations was added to the curriculum. „ . , , ,. Spanish was also a new addition. Tennis was added to the athletic activities. Mobile units were added to relieve the over-crowded conditions. 4

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s a e, of the nation and of the worfcf. 7. hth the yuidance we have received from oar faithful teachers , bached by the co-operation of our foviny ■ devoted parents , we have pained an insiyht of what extends beyond the doors of Jiarber. Tchth a bachy round such as this , we the Senior ( dass of 1966 , fee liny that we will be af)7e to meet the cha fenye of a world in transformation , depart with affectionate memories — rememberiny never to foryet the source of these memories of our hiyh school home — ffohn Ihomas diarber. dow to refresh your memory of this momentous year ; we present to you J)arber s ( Jreat Society in 7ocus — the 1966 7tarrior. ( od ditors 77on a Id founy — 77on a Id 7ortune 3

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an cf Ofcf traditions Everyone was delighted with the elves and They danced in the misty moonlight at the Junior- fairies at the Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Prom. i ' Ms . . . } ! 9 ' 1 J r a- Mrs. Jones class proudly holds the winning trophies in the Tri-Hi-Y Tournament. M. Bryant, center, proudly shows trophy to W. Drake, right and R. Spruill, left. Janice Lancaster ' s exhibit won first place at the Annual Science Fair. 5