Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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IPANA SMILE Judy and Bob MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jody and Jim NOISIEST Heather and Paul CLASS JOKERS Janet and Rich MOST POPULAR Nancy and Dennis ROMEO AND JULIET Dawne and Duane CLASS STORYTELLERS Alicia and Steve 29 SHYEST Sally and Greg CLASS WOLVES Nancy and Bob

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MOST ATHLETIC Terry and Jerry CLASS BLUSHERS Chris and Barry MOST CHANGED Margaret and Ken BEST DANCERS Nancy and Frank DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Claire and Dennis CLASS NOTABLES CLASS DREAMERS Claire and Dennis BEST DRESSED Nancy and Bruce BEST DRIVERS Shiela and Bill MOST GULLIBLE Claire and Alvin 28

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CLASS WILL We leave Dr. Eaton with best wishes from the Senior Class. We leave Mr. Long a shorter initiation week. We leave Mr. Landry, taking memories of a winning football season with us. We leave Mrs. Corr with deep respect for her fine judgment. We leave Miss LeVan, remembering her nice ways and pleasant voice. We leave Mr. Naunchek, following well-guided paths. To Mr. Bates we leave an instruction book on the use of the circular slide rule. We leave Mrs. Deming still trying to meet the Beacon deadline. We leave Mr. DiMauro convinced that B.H.S. is tops. We leave Mr. Dondes, still taking notes from his lectures. We leave Mr. Downer — still the chief. We leave Miss Earn as faster readers. We leave Mr. Fabian a new freshman class to follow in our footsteps in the Magazine Drive. We leave Mrs. Giannotta our thanks for helping us with our yearbook. We leave Mr. Gibney our workbooks from Driver’s Education. To Mr. Goodrow we leave the Best Teacher Award”. We leave Mr. Harris fond memories of the 25th concert. We leave Miss Hickey with the new French Club. We leave Mrs. Hoffman with a new name — Congratulations! We leave Mr. Hubert, promising to register for Adult Education classes. We leave Mrs. Johnson, who has been our second mother throughout our high school years. To Mr. Spieler and Mr. Kilgariff we leave a year’s supply of tickets to all the Broadway shows. We leave Mr. Kaminski as an up-and-coming football coach. We leave Miss Lanctot a new set of exercises for her gym classes. To Miss Lane we leave Mr. DeWolfe’s English classes. We leave Mr. Lowell new Student Council election procedures. We leave Mrs. Mackay still trying to keep a straight face. We leave Miss McBrien, waving our little hands”. To Mr. Merlino we leave a year’s supply of assorted construction paper for all that was borrowed. To Mr. Nuccio we leave a 24kt. gold football. We leave Miss O’Connor an aggressive” hockey team. We leave Mr. Quinlan still insisting — I’m not mad.” We leave Miss Rakowski an expense account for broken office machines. We leave Mrs. Smith, remembering her as the Betty Crocker of B.H.S. 30