Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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CLASS DIRECTORY Most Popular Handsomest Prettiest Cutest Most Pleasing Personality Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed . . . Most Studious Most Dignified Class Wit Best All Around Athlete . . Class Sheik Class Artist Best Dancer Class Actor Class Actress Class Hobbies BOY Edward Scheer Neil Lawrence . Richard Dyer . . William Moore Alfred Rich . . . . Edward Scheer . ictor Martino Victor Martino John Graham . . Gaylord Read . Alfred Rich . Francis Pulito . Bernard Yantz. John Graham GIRL .Jane Pinches . Evelyn Peterson . Evelyn Peterson . Lola Fogliati Lola Fogliati .Marjorie Goodrich .Marjorie Goodrich Zephorene Ventres . Mary Zotter . Louise Nichols . Louise Nichols Emma Pedemont Grace Treichel Baseball. Dancing, and Roller Skating Class Motto THE DOOR OF KNOWLEDGE IS LABELED “PUSH’’ Class Flower YELLOW TEA ROSE

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Lillian Conopast leaves her A’s in Bookkeeping to Angie Leone. Zephorene Ventres leaves her violin to the most promising Junior who is musically inclined. To Gavin Cameron, Joseph Carbo wills his trusty broom that has swept the floors of our school. Celia Domkowski leaves her “curls” to Marjorie Buxton. To Joseph Aivano, Francis Pesenti wills his nightly visits to East Berlin. Lola Starzec leaves her “brown eyes” to Margaret Dornfried. To John Zigmont, Anthony Nalewajek wills his horse and wagon which has served him faithfully. Malcolm Griffith leaves his brown hat to anyone man enough to wear it. Edward Scheer leaves his responsibilities as President of the Senior Class. Captain of the Traffic Squad, and member of the Student Council to the most promising Junior, reliable enough to fill these positions. To the remaining Juniors, William McMurray leaves 20 easy lessons on “How to Make Friends With the Underclassmen”. To the Freshmen we leave our DIGNITY. To the Sophomores w r e leave OUB LEADEBSHIP AND INITIATD E. To the Juniors we leave the privilege of calling their Class Book “THE LAMP”. To the Berlin High School we leave the peace and quiet that will be caused by our absence. N WITNESS WHEREOF, WE. the Class of Thirty Eight, the Testators above named, have hereunto subscribed our name, the Twenty-fourth Day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun- dred and thirty-eight. THE CLASS OF THIRTY EIGHT Signed, published, and declared by The Class of Thirty-Eight, as and for our Last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, w ho have hereunto subscribed our names, at their request, as witnesses thereunto, in the presence of said testators and of each other. Ferdinand Charlie McCarthy Dopey Dwarf Mickey Mouse

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FAREWELL Manuel BeaTrice Cynthia MitcHell BErnard Yantz Lola StarzeC Rudolph DerLaga WAllace Bunce Royal MorSe Francis PeSenti Joseph CarbO Malcolm GriFfith JusTina Quarello ZepHorene Ventres Grace Trelchel Elfrieda PekRul Carmen GiannoTta AnthonY Nalewajek OlwEn Chapman Mary Indelak Vivian Greco Marjorie GoodricH EThel Hamilton Jennie Bozek Lillian Conopast Delphia Bushnardi AgneS Danko Claire CoTe Zina DiPietrO LolA Fogliati Irene KLotz Irene Luetjen William McMurray Richard Dyer VicTor Martino John GraHam Jane Pinches Neil Lawrence HecTor Plante Alfred RicH Edward SchEer Genevieve Baldyga Doris MaiEr Lewis WRoblewski GayLord Read Louise Nichols Marian Norton Helen Simeone Adele Marleni Wilfred Guite EtHel Notaro MAry Zotter Francis Pulito WilliAm Hannon MaRy Zarotney CecElia Dombkowski William Moore Emma Pedemont Jack DeEowery EveLyn Peterson