Berlin Central School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Berlin, NY)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Memoriam.....................................4 Dedication...................................5 Administration.............................6-7 Faculty......................................8 Seniors..................................10-17 Class History............................18-19 Class Play...............................20-21 Class Vote...............................22-23 Class Prophecy...........................24-25 Activities Table.........................26-27 Class Will...............................28-29 Class Trip..................................30 Classes..................................31-34 School Personnel.........................35-36 Activities...............................37-44 Athletics................................45-51 s Advertisements 52-68

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FOREWORD This book represents four years of hard work and un- tiring efforts on the part of the class of 1956. It has been our goal and ambition to publish a fine Yearbook which will please all who read and cherish its memories. With these thoughts in mind, we have chosen as the theme of our book, Outer Space, to describe to you our adventures through high school. We the editors, along with the class, want to say and show in this Yearbook all the wonderful ex- periences our class has had as a whole. In this Yearbook we wish to convey to you the way our class has all felt about the newnes s and excitement of achieving a goal together. We think our theme relates this idea best as it expresses clearly our feelings about our glorious journey through our school years. RODNEY AGAN, Editor-in-Chief PETER ANGELL, Associate Editor 2

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An understanding teacher, good and kind Loved by all of those she left behind; A smiling face, a heart of gold. No better friend this world holds, God knew her road was rugged. And the stairs were hard to climb. So he gently closed her pain-filled eyes And whispered: Peace be thine. MISS KATHARINE MAXON This page is dedicated to the memory of one of B.C.S.'s best loved and respected teachers. Although she was crippled and each bone was racked with pain, never once did she give in, nor once did she complain. Her years were spent with us in kindness and to us she gave unstintingly. We will never forget all she did for our school paper, the Taconican, or her efforts for us as librarian and Latin teacher. She has surely been rewarded for her good life with us, as now she rests with Him.