Berlin Central School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Berlin, NY)

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Mune PpI Pppvp Anhition Lee Conceited people Happiness Jan Hair musser-uppers Happiness Richie Work Earn Money Margie Boys, especially one Missionary work Lo English Marriage Denny School Graduate Gutersnipe Insincere people Success Hag Insincere people Happiness Jim Homework Undecided Brucie Work College Bet English Marriage Humpty Teachers Graduate Peanut Boys Travel Pat Boys Private Secretary Gordy English Unknown Elise History Punching machines Lo K. People Happiness Loosey Conceited people Happiness Queenie People who gossip Beautician Bill Women drivers Annapolis Nan Sedgie Happiness Little Malai People who ridicule others Nursing career Little One Mr. Wander's surprise quizzes Grow watermelons Margie Cracking knuckles Happiness Louie People in general Math teacher Jerry Teachers Undecided Sedgie Work Seat on Wall Street Chub People who gossip Nursing career Tiny School buses Physical Education Teacher Pag© 28

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Joining us now are the former Sandy Lewis, the former Leona Jones and the former Elise Kling. Short- ly after graduation, Sandy went to work in a bank of which she is now president. By the way, didn't you marry the ex-president's son, Sandy? Leona went to work as a private secretary for a millionaire. You have to give her some credit because she worked for three whole months before she married him. Elise attended R. P. I. for two years, then she quit to marry one of her professors. Here comes Mrs. Eugene Hangst and Mrs. George Corlew, or better know to us as Lois Anne Cure and Lynn Peluso. After graduation Lois went to work as an assistant for her uncle who owns a floral shop and waited for Gene to finish school. They have been married for seven years and have a five year old daughter, who, instead of taking an apple to her teacher everyday, takes a corsage. Lynn and George were married soon after Lynn graduated. Lynn is always very busy taking care of her eight children--all girls! The next to arrive are Lois Knuetter, Ruth Maxwell and Margie Rhodes. Lois is now Mrs. Lloyd Goodermote and the mother of three lovely children. Ruth owns and operates her own beauty salon in Paris, France, where she is known as Mademoiselle Maxwell. After graduation Margie pursued a com- plete musical career and is now playing with a nation-wide band and entertaining service men with her talents--playing the accordian. Here comes our Little Luella Richards. Luella is now a math teacher at B.C.S. and is drumming knowledge into her students heads. Gordon Kelly entered the Army shortly after graduation. While stationed at an African Army Base, a cute little mau-mau caught his eye, and they were married the very same day. Entering now is the one and only Sylvia Zwinge. You must know by now that Sylvia is a great song- stress and just recently became the star singer in the Broadway musical, My Poor Lady , which is a re- vised version of My Fair Lady”. Arriving now are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Frank. Pat and Denny are still residing in the rock pile known as Grafton. Denny teaches driver education at B. C. S. while Pat remains home baby sitting for their two little boys. Here is the number one film star in person who is none other than Gerald Schmich. Following grad- uation, Jerry left for Hollywood where he accepted an offer to work as an understudy for the muscle-man, Mickey Hargitay. Jerry is the most sought-after bachelor in the U. S. Last, but not least to arrive, is the former class flirt, Bette Hodges. Shortly after graduation, Bette went to work as head secretary for the Sedgwick Model Agency. She left the agency to marry another graduate of B. C. S. and is now very happy. We're all together now for the first time since that memorable night ten years ago when twenty-nine nervous seniors went forward to receive diplomas. Let’s conclude this reunion by discussing old times which took place at dear ole' Berlin Central. Page 27

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Eccentricities Favorite Expression Henorj Pasliie Sugar! School days Richard You fat head! Classmates Bill What's a matter for you? Sports Sports and Lisa Great! High school Reading None Summer of '58 Gene Gam! Grades 6-12 at Berlin Skipping school Real Sharp! Tri-State Dreaming Buggars! Mr. Wander and his, By the same token. Eating Yah! Good times with the Reading and gang. repairing See youz around! Mrs. Mayes' art class Skipping school (legally) Joy! ” Senior year I'll never tell You bet! English class Girls Oh, yea? Senior year Hoosick Falls boys Imagine that! My first year at Berlin Girls sports Gees! Class trip Goofing off That was a dilly whopper Senior trip Eating Really! Senior trip Toby No, I just said that! Senior trip Dreaming of the future Oh, yea! ” Senior trip Lenny No sweat! Senior year Anything for excitement As a matter of fact High school Thinking of a certain sailor Gee Classmates and teachers My sister Big joke, funny, ha ha! April 11, 1958 A certain stump- jumper Heavenly days! High School Thinking None Everything in general Drumming Tough! Senior year Loafing Come on Dover, move your Mr. Feinberg’s biology Loafing bloomin' arse! class Gosh! High school John Is that right? Henry Baby sitting Page 29