Berlin Central School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

■ f ' UOUfWUNEER, FOREWORD We, the editors, speaking for the Class of ’64, would like to introduce you to Weasel, our moun- tain friend, who has b en the inspiration behind the MOUNTAINEER. As he guides you through this record of our year, we invite you to share our memories. Editor-in-Chief - Kathy Protus Associate Editors - Althea Greene Sharon Halleck ACTIVITIES CONTENTS CLASSES ADVERTISING fN UE UORW JOMN F. KENNEDV 1917-1963 We, the class of 1964, wish to dedicate our yearbook, THE MOUNTAINEER, to two very deserving men. To Mr. Earle Hewitt, who throughout our years at Berlin Central has aided us as princi- pal, teacher, and, for the past three years, as guidance counsellor. DEDICATION To Mr. Frank Chambrone, who was an ex- tremely Influential person during our junior year and who helped us greatly with all our projects. PPREOSTTONS MRS. MARGARET FOGG MRS. DOROTHY GUTERMUTH Mrs. Dorothy Gutermuth, who has been our class advisor for three years. MR. DAVID WANDER Mr. David Wander, who with great patience helped us complete THE MOUNTAINEER. Mrs. Margaret Fogg, who gave us much of her time and help during many class projects, especially Bali H'ai, 1963. UE££AG£70 GRADUATES The graduates of the Class of 1964 will enter the world beyond high school wide-eyed, attentive and, no doubt, with some degree of uncertainty and anxiety. This will be the time for you to make an independent evaluation of events, people and problems. The guid- ance which you have received from your teachers and administrators while at Berlin Central should aid you in answering future personal questions. The staff con- gratulates you for your accomplishments and wishes you continued success in any further endeavors. John H. Cornwall Y5ARB00f6 SlAFF Left to right. ROW Is K. Gifford; C. Brahan; J. Strait; A. Greene; K. Protus; S. Hal leek; M. Hayner; M. Stowell; D. Demick; ROW 2; E. Hewson; D. Greene; L. Bink; N. Thompson; P. Byars; R. Hoffman; D. Mason; S. Kling; C. Miller; S. Moore; E. Griswold; C. Ward; M. Mahoney; C. Vincent; Mr. Wander. EDIT OR-in-CHIEF: K. Protus ASSOCIATE EDITORS: A. Greene S. Halleck BUSINESS MANAGER: M. Stowell PHOTOGRAPHY: K. Gifford CIRCULATION MANAGER: M. Hayner ART: J. Strait GIRLS'SPORTS: C. Brahan BOYS' SPORTS: D. Demick FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Wander SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr. John H. Cornwall ELEM. SUPERVISOR Mr. Philip Garippa BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Dr. Stanley Bunce; Mr. George Golowaty; Mr. Ernest Boehme; Mr. Wil liam Reynolds; Mr. Wyatt Haley. Absent: Mr. Donald Stephens; Mr. Ernest Roach. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR AND SECRETARY SCHOOL CLERK Mr. Earle Hewitt - Alice Hodges Mr. Louis Frey SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Mr. Caleb Hyatt SECRETARIES NURSES Pat Frank - Kathy Cinney Rosa Ford Norma Goodermote CUSTODIANS Left to right: F. Smith; J. O’Dell; T. Goodermote. BUS DRIVERS Left to right: S. Sweeney; F. Smith; A. Greene; B. Wells; T. Goodermote; C. Hyatt; W. Bentley; I. O’Dell. cafeteria WORKERS Left to right: F. Crandall; G. DeFelice; G. Knight; J. Goodermote; M. Amidon. BERUN Left to right, ROW 1: L. Urbano; R. Maxson; D. Gutermuth; M. Fogg; M. Kenyon; J. Miller; L. Boehme; M. Sample; ROW 2: F. Chambrone; J. Cornwall; D. Wander; C. Regan; N. Thomp- son; R. Sedgwick; D. French; E. Hewitt; ROW 3; J. Slattery; A. Lining; O. Christensen; R. Gossoo; J. Konecny; R. Warner. L. URBANO: foreign languages R. MAXSON: commercial D. GUTERMUTH: mathematics M. FOGG: English M. KENYON: history J. MILLER: English L. BOEHME: librarian M. SAMPLE: science F. CHAMBRONE: science J. CORNWALL: principal D. WANDER: history Absent: J. GAVAGAN: art E. WIKAR: study hall C. REGAN: mathematics N. THOMPSON: home economics R. SEDGWICK: English D. FRENCH: history E. HEWITT: guidance J. SLATTERY: English A. LINING: science O. CHRISTENSEN: music R. GOSSOO: industrial arts J. KONECNY: music R. WARNER: business J. LUKENS: girls athletics P. MULLER: boys' athletics GRAFTON FACUPV Left to right, ROW 1: F. Palmer; I. Gossoo; E. Simmons; K. Vin- cent; ROW 2: W. O’Brien; G. Vin- cent; V. Lewin. SfEPHENTOU N RAOULTV Left to right, ROW 1: B. Maxon; R. Lohnes; M. Fitzgerald; ROW 2: P. Lindsey; D. Lipps. CHERRY PLAIN RAOUUV Left to right, ROW 1: D. Hayner; V. Lamphier; D. Vincent; E. Bent- ley; ROW 2: P. Rathbun; R. Metz- ger; C. Thompson; B. Sheldon. o R £ UUJAfJ vaWRJE BIMIC Born: June 22, 1946 Albany, New York A ctivit ies: 85 C lub 1,2, 3,4; Library C lub 1; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Sports 1,2, 3. 4; Senior Honor Society 3; Yearbook 4. Pastime: dating Lee. . .Ambition: get a job. . . Pet Peeve: stuck up people. . . Favorite Expression: Boy! COLLEEN ANN BRAfWJ Born: March 30, 1946 Bennington, Vermont Activities: Class Officer 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Dramatics Club 3; Taconican 3,4; GAA 3,4; GAA Council 4; Girls' Sports 3; Committees 3,4; Yearbook 4. Pastime: driving, reading, dating. . .Am- bition: teaching. . . Pet Peeve: outlining history. . .Favorite Expression: Tell me more! ANN B AR£ Born: November 7, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Band 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Camera Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Tacon- ican Staff 4. Pastime: Zelma. . .Ambition: to settle down, take it easy, and have 12 kids. . . Pet Peeve: Zelma. . .Favorite Expression: - censored - Born: November 30, 1944 Jamaica, L.I., New York Activities: GAA 2, 3; Band 3; Chorus 3, 4. Pastime: horses, painting, sports. . .Am- bition: to live a better Christian life. . . Pet Peeve: biology. . .Favorite Expression: Tough nuggies! U iam W. CWURjCW RdtRiCIC CONKLIN Born: March 1, 1946 Danbury, Connecticut Activities: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3. Pastime: having fun with someone I like . . . Ambition: to get married, travel the U.S., become a New York State Trooper, and to be happy throughout life. . .Pet Peeve: people who brag about themselves . . .Favorite Expression: I'll seel DONALD W. DEMfCJC Born: October 21, 1946 Pittsfield, Massachusetts Activities: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1,2,3. Pastime: sports. . .Ambition: to succeed . . .Pet Peeve: grumpy people. . .Favorite Expression: How unfortunate! LEGUE R. DOUGLAS Born: August 27, 1944 Pittstown, Massachusetts Activities: Volleyball 2; Baseball 2. Pastime: horseback riding, skiing . . . Ambition: to enter the Armed Forces . . . Pet Peeve: people that fight . . . Favorite Expression: - censored - kXNNEm ALBERT GIFFORD Born: October 4, 1945 Troy, New York Activities: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 3, 4; Soccer 3,4; Track 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Taconican 3,4; Yearbook 4. Pastime: Jeanie, skiing . . . Ambition: to be a forester . . . Pet Peeve: overbear- ing people . . . Favorite Expression: Don't!” AUUEA MAB GREENE Born: August 25, 1947 Hoosick Falls, New York Activities: Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Sports 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1.2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Taconican 4; Usherette 3. Pastime: sports, music. . .Ambition: achieve and maintain high goals. . . Pet Peeve: people with potential who don't use it. . .Favorite Expression: Oh Fish! QARAINE MAE GREENE Born: July 16, 1946 Hoosick Falls, New York Activities: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Hockey 3, 4. Pastime: dancing. . .Ambition: to be a secretary. . . Pet Peeve: stuck up people . . .Favorite Expression: Oh Nuts!” EMINE GRACE GR SWOID Born: November 5, 1945 Los Angeles, California Activities: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Hockey 3, 4. Pastime: dancing, sports . . . Ambition: typist . . . Pet Peeve: stuck-up people . . . Favorite Expression: Oh, shoot! GEORGES. HAGER Born: February 9, 1946 Pittsfield, Massachusetts Pastime: hunting, camping, shooting . . . Ambition: undecided , . . Pet Peeve: year - book questionnaires . . . Favorite Expression: You know I never say anything! CW4 0N LCUlQ mUBOC Born: November 4, 1946 Freeport, L.I., New York Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3,4; Taconican 4; Biology Club 2. 3; Yearbook 4; Usherette 3. Pastime: music, reading. . .Ambition: teaching. . .Pet Peeve: math. . .Favorite Expression: Rats! MARGARET FRANCES WAYNER Born: September 18, 1946 Schenectady, New York Activities: Band 1,2, 3. 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Com- mittees 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; GAA Council 3,4; Modern Dance 4; Sports 1,2,3, 4; Taconican 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Usherette 3. Pastime: eating. . .Ambition: to be useful . . . Pet Peeve: onions. . .Favorite Expres- sion: Ye Gads! ULBN PAUUNP WPWSOM Born: April 5, 1946 Bennington, Vermont Activities: Chorus 1,2; Dramatics Club 2, 3. Pastime: crocheting. . . Ambition: to be a secretary. . . Pet Peeve: teachers who give too much homework. . .Favorite Expression: Holy Chihuahua! CTPPREN mJLUODGZQ Born: June 28, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Soccer 3, 4; Baseball 2. Pastime: working on my car. . .Ambition: go into scientific work. . . Pet Peeve: city slickers. . .Favorite Expression: Son of a gun! R£)B££JA ANN WOFWAN Born: October 14, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: GAA 3; Basketball 3; Soccer 3. Pastime: horseback riding, swimming, read- ing. . .Ambition: become a nurse. . .Pet Peeve: constant braggarts or complainers . . .Favorite Expression: Fiddlesticks! GIEPWEN KUN£ Born: January 1, 1947 White Plain, New York Activities: Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Taconican 3,4; Yearbook 4. Pastime: photography. . .Ambition: Ph.D. in chemistry. . . Pet Peeve: camera shy people. . .Favorite Expression: Good thinking! WEMRYR,. MADDEN Born: October 21, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Dramatics Club 3, 4; Taconican 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3; Committees 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; GAA Officer 1,2; Girls' Sports 1,2,3; Yearbook 4. Pastime: R. F. B. . . . Ambition: to be a happy, healthy, rich, nurse. . . Pet Peeve: do-gooders and society-seekers. . .Favorite Expression: What? Born: November 29, 1944 Stephentown, New York Activities: Volleyball 2, 3. Pastime: hunting. . .Pet Peeve: people that think they're it. . .Ambition: to be successful. . .Favorite Saying: - censored - M4RY(jOU M4W0NB' QAVTD W. MASON Born: September 2, 1946 Petersburg, New York Activities: Band 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Taconican 3, 4; All-County Chorus 3; Tri-State Chorus 3; Yearbook 4; 85 Club 2; Class Committees 3; Art Club 4; Dance Band 4. Pastime: complaining, listening to progres- sive jazz. . .Ambition: to be respected. . . Pet Peeve: people who don't understand that basically I'm a wonderful person. . . Favorite Expression: Oh, horrors! DONNA MARIE AWON Born: September 17, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Junior Honor Society 1. Pastime: spending money, eating. . .Am- bition: nurse. . .Pet Peeve: homework. . . Favorite Expression: Forget it! JOWN EDWARD MAW Bom: May 13. 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Soccer 1,2, 3. 4; Basketball 1,2, 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Volleyball 3. Pastime: cars . . . Pet Peeve: Vincent’s Chevys . . . Ambition: to be successful . . . Favorite Expression: - censored - CAROL MARiE UILLE Born: March 19, 1946 Oswego, New York Activities: Class Committees 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Taconican 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3; Boys' Basketball Scorekeeper 1, 2,3. Pastime: Peter . . . Pet Peeve: English Class . . . Ambition: domestic engineer . . . Favorite Expression: Nothing special, I just talk all the time!” SUZANNE MOORE Born: February 17, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Class Officer 2,3; Class Com- mittees 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Pastime: Kent. . .Ambition: happiness . . .Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. . .Fa- vorite Expression: Forget it!” KATHERINE MARIE. FROTUS Born: August 10, 1947 Brooklyn, New York Activities: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 4; Committees 3,4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; 85 Club 1,2, 3, 4; GAA Council 3, 4; Honor So- ciety 1,2,3, 4; Sports 1,2,3, 4; Taconican 2, 3,4; Usherette 3; Yearbook 4. Pastime: going to dances, reading. . .Am- bition: college, and to make the most out of life. . .Pet Peeve: people who are al- ways serious. . .Favorite Expression: Oh, for heaven's sake!” MARYAUCE STOU EU. Born: August 26, 1947 Troy, New York Activities: Chorus 1,3, 4; GAAl.2,3, 4; GAA Council 3,4; Sports 1,2,3, 4; Commit- tees 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook 4; Taconican 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Class Officer 4; 85 Club 1,2, 3, 4. Pastime: going to Petersburg dances and talking. . .Ambition: to be happy. . .Pet Peeve: band players and people who go around picking fights. . .Favorite Expression: That's nice. J04MNE EFHE CTRAT Born: July 21, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Taconican 2, 3; Student Council 1.2, 3, 4; Sports 1,2, 3, 4; Class Committees 1.2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Pastime: Ernie, kick the can, sardine. . . Ambition: learn to boil water. . .Pet Peeve: polishing shoes. . .Favorite Expres- sion: Bullroar! NANCY KAYTROUPSON Born: December 23, 1945. Berlin, New York Activities: GAA 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Dramatics Club 3,4; Committees 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Pastime: playing cards, Tim. . .Ambition: home and family. . . Pet Peeve: vegetables . . .Favorite Expression: What?” CdRt STEPHEN W Born: January 3, 1947 New York City, New York Activities: 85 Club 1,2, 3, 4; Yorker Club. Pastime: playing the piano. . .Ambition: success in life. . .Pet Peeve: blue Mondays . . .Favorite Expression: That’s it! CHRISTINE LOUISE VINCENT Born: February 28, 1946 Troy, New York Activities: Class Officer 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Cheerleader 2,3. Pastime: dating. . .Ambition: to be a sec- retary. . .Pet Peeve: conceited people. . . Favorite Expression: Ever so much! ERNESTW aVNE VINCENT Born: December 28, 1946 Troy. New York Activities: Taconican 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Soccer 4; Committees 3, 4. Pastime: reading, working on cars. . .Am- bition: to be a good farmer. . .Pet Peeve: cars that don't run. . .Favorite Expression: Ya wanna go to a fiou (fire)? ROGG PAUL VINCENT Born: December 13, 1945 Troy, New York Activities: Soccer 3, 4; Volleyball 3. Pastime: shooting, woodworking. . .Am- bition: to discover a place in life. . .Pet Peeve: girls with cigarettes. . .Favorite Expression: Girls are bad things! CAROL E. U ARD Born: April 18, 1946 Troy. New York Activities: Class Officer 1,2; Majorette 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Score Keeper 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3; Committees 1,2,3, 4; Taconi- can 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4. Pastime: driving. . .Ambition: to marry and have a happy family. . . Pet Peeve: losing the keys. . . Favorite Expression: Oh, yeah! CLARJENCB WILLIAMS Born: June 9, 1946 Troy, New York Pastime: shooting, woodworking . . .Am- bition: college . . . Pet Peeve: television commercials . . . Favorite Expression: M Shucks P SEN fOR. OACC OFFICERS Left to right: Sharon Halleck, Student Council Rep.; Colleen Brahan, Vice-President; Margaret Hayner, President; Ernie Vincent, Alternate Rep.; Mary Stowell, Treasurer; Kathy Protus, Secretary. Joanne Strait was honored by be- ing nominated by her classmates and elected by the faculty for the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award this year. Joanne was chosen on the basis of her lead- ership, service, dependability, co- operation, and honesty. AWARDS Sharon Halleck, by attaining the highest score in a written test was named the B.C.S. winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow Award. She received a pin in recognition of her achievement and is also eligible for a scholarship. UC'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER, Billy in English class . . . Althea’s muscles . . . Roger’s gum and his mysterious urday nights . . . Ernie’s flirtations girls . . . Ellen’s giggles . . . berta’s love for horses . . . noontime taxi service . . . Mar- admirers . . . Ken and Steve Kling in room . . . Leslie’s participation in volleyball . . . Clarence and Steve Hodges being t pests . . . Joanne’s whistling . . . Suzanne's sneakers and other gags . . . Nancy’s quiet personality . . . Don’s all-around popularity . . . the Senior girls and their the dark shifts and other dress-up days . . Carl's musical ability . . . Sharon B Mary and Kathy’s excellent con- ! . . . Carole Miller’s ability in there I . . . Donna's hurry to get Johnny’s sensitive gas pedal . . with a book under her nose . . duct in Mr. Wander’s classes business . . . David just being out of history class . . . the boys stealing the bows out of Colleen’s hair . . . Christine and how everybody misses her . . . Lillian and her diamond . . . Daraine and Elaine and their out of school in- terests . . . Henry and the mistletoe in the library . . . George and his all-around en thusiasm . . . Pat’s love for the main office . . . Mary Lou's sense of humor . . . Berlin - OLAQQ And now, N.B.C. brings you a special report. We take you to Katherine Kil- gallen Protus on the Moon where, one year ago today, an adventurous group of modern pioneers from B.C.S. landed and established a new colony called New Berlin. Come in, Kathy. This is Katherine Kilgallen Protus reporting from New Berlin, Moon, where the Berlin Mountaineers, Class of '64, are engaged in a gala celebration. All who made this historic trip are well established in the colony. Here with me is Stephen Kling, N.B.C. photographer who made this eventful trip in order to capture these past months on film. Oh, now coming into camera range is David Mason interspacially known fashion designer. David designed all space suits used on the trip. Everyone is now wearing a Mason original. With Dave is his foremost model, lovely Suzanne Moore. It is rumored that Suzanne is the highest paid model on the Moon. This really isn't surpris- ing since Suzanne is the only model on the Moon. Now we see a most peculiar sight indeed! A couple out horseback riding. And who is it? You guessed it - Pam Byars and Roberta Hoffman who, immediately after landing, ordered some horses from Montgomery Ward and established the New Moon Riding Stable. Now I see Ken Gifford and Roger Vincent coming into view. They are chatting about their new careers. Kenny, a forester, was hired by the government to find new species of trees on the Moon. Ken found a rare type indeed - a money tree! I He says that is is a very lucrative business sending them back to earth. Roger was sent by Hugh Heffner to open and manage the Moon's first Playboy Club and is very enthused about his job. Behind them comes that famous trio; Steve Hodges, Clarence Williams, and Henry Madden. Word has it that their latest project is trying to find a method of stringing power and light poles from the Earth to the Moon. We all wish them the best of luck. I now hear strains of music, and I believe .... yes, it is! It’s Althea Greene and her all girl dance band, the Moonshiners. The Moonshiners play nightly at Colleen Brahan's dance hall, Peterscrater. With the band is Mary Alice Stowell, featured vocalist. Her theme song is Fly Me To The Moon. Don't forget to buy her new album, Crater of Love. Carl Var also entered the music world. He is now touring the Moon as a concert pianist. Behind the musicians, we see a cavalcade of cars. It’s the U.S. Ambassador to the Moon, Margaret Hayner. Beside her in the car is her long time friend, Christine Vincent, who is a special envoy from West Point. In the next car are Carole Miller and Joanne Strait, joint heads of the Interspacial Exchange Commission. Carol and Joanne are in charge of all communication between the Earth and the Moon, making this conversation possible. Also in the car is Sharon Halleck who is head of the Lunar Peace Corps. Sharon was a logical choice for the job as she majored in Espermoonalingua, the official language of the Moon, in college. PROPRECY And walking behind is Don Demick, the President’s emissary on physical fitness, stressing his moon version of the fifty-mile hike. ’’My goodness, what is that man doing over there? Why it's George Hager, busy painting huge QUIET signs to distribute throughout the Moon. That's novel Georgel And speaking of novelties. Bill Church is the biggest one here! They've never heard of C.P. A. 's on the Moon. Oh, here comes Ellen Hewson and Daraine Greene surrounded by a mob of adoring fans. Ellen and Daraine are in show business up here. Their canned laughter records are selling like hot cakes. And along with the crowd are Mary Lou Mahoney, head of the Moon Public Health Service, and her assistant Carol Ward. They follow crowds just in case someone is over- come with excitement. Everyone looks stunning today. All the girls had their hair done at Lillian Bink and Elaine Griswold's beauty shop called The Moon Glow.” The men got spruced up at Leslie Douglas’ barber shop. And now here are what we might call the forgotten heroes of this venture. John Maxon and Ernie Vincent built the Mountaineers' space ship. They came along to keep it in top condition. Oh, yes, here is one of the more distinguished members of the colony. Pat Conk- lin was sent by the Dept, of Health, Education, and Welfare to become the first princi- pal of the first American high school on the Moon. On either side of Pat are two lovely ladies, Nancy Thompson and Donna Maxon. Nancy was personally hired by Betty Crocker to set up a test kitchen on the Moon. Donna was hired by the U.S. Government to collect facts about this trip for future use in history books. Well, all of the Mountaineers appear to be gathered here at the town square in New Berlin. This is the group that did it. The first men and women to land on the Moon. This is Katherine Kilgallen Protus switching you back to Earth. by: Sharon Halleck and David Mason SEN f OR, FtAY CheAp ii Doge by from the book by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr., and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. Dra- matized by Christopher Sergei. Dad is a terrific efficiency expert, and it's his firm conviction that what works in the factory will work in the home! Despite his high school age daughters' interest in boys and dates, Dad pushes ahead with better organization for his large and delightful family. While this provides uproarious humor and fast-paced action, there's an important meaning and imperative reason for it. Dad has a heart condition which he's keeping secret from the family. The girls, not knowing this, don't understand why Dad regards their interest in dates as a waste of time. Then in a deft and moving scene. Dad becomes aware of how much Anne, his eldest daughter, has grown up and that of course she should have dates and go to dances. At the same time Anne realizes the truth about Dad. CAST Mr. Gilbreth - Mrs. Gilbreth - Ernestine------- Frank - ------- Jackie---------- Dan----------- - Bill........... Fred------------ Anne--------- - Lillian......... Martha--------- Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton — • Joe Scales------ Miss Brill----- Larry---------- ------Ken Gifford - Nancy Thompson Kathy Protus - - - David Mason - - Ellen Hewson - - Ernie Vincent - Roger Vincent — - Bill Church - Margaret Hayner Mary Lou Mahoney - - Sharon Halleck — Susanne Moore - - - Steve Hodges ■ — - John Maxon - - Althea Greene Don Demick Director Mrs. Fogg claqq Don Demick leaves his barbells to Kirk Atwater. Bill Church leaves his seat by Mrs. Fogg to Lorraine Perkins. Roger Vincent leaves his book covers to his brother Dickie. Donna Maxon leaves her history marks to Zelma Crandall. Clarence Williams leaves a perfumed mouse to Mr. Chambrone, so that kids can bear to sit in his room. Steve Kling leaves his blackmail list of negatives to Dick Wager. Nancy Thompson and David Mason leave their marriage license to Dick and Donna Wager for future use in Dramatics Club plays. Pam Byars leaves Don Beers a pair of suspenders to hold his pants up. Daraine Greene leaves her giggle to Lorraine Perkins. Ernie Vincent leaves his job taking the Senior girls downstreet at noon to anyone with talent enough. Sue Moore leaves her sneakers to Mr. Lukens, because he liked them so much. Nancy Thompson leaves a fire extinguisher for the girls’ room. Colleen Brahan leaves her collection of bows to Butchie Snyder to add to his collection. The Senior girls leave their shifts to the Junior girls. Kathy Protus leaves Linda Brenenstuhl as the sole girl tenor of the BCS chorus. She also leaves her some special music so that she can practice and next year be the only girl baritone. Pat Conklin leaves his ring to Joyce and a hands off, private property sign for her to wear. Sharon Halleck leaves her seat as first clarinetist to Dickie Vincent. Joanne Strait doesn't have much, but what little she has she's taking with her. Lillian Bink leaves BCS a couple of years of peace and quiet. The Homemaking V Class leaves Mrs. Thompson with a restful 5th period. To Mrs. Boehme and Mrs. Garippa, the Senior girls leave the library quiet for next year’s 6th period study hall. Kathy Protus and Althea Greene leave Mrs. Gutermuth a supply of ping pong balls to use as spheres in solid class - they won't be as messy as oranges! Steve Hodges leaves his hair to Mr. Garippa. Althea Greene leaves her well-worn sneakers to Elaine Johnson, future girls' star at BCS. Kenny Gifford leaves the Camera Club assets to Andy Thompson to squander next year. George Hager leaves with a hearty Rebel yell. Carl Var leaves his height to Don Beers. Elaine Griswold leaves her quiet personality to Andrea Demick. Carole Miller leaves her office job to Mary Jane. Carol Ward leaves her taxi service to Karen Klein. Henry Leaves his place as the sole boy in the library study hall to any boy with enough courage. John Maxon leaves without regret. Ellen Hewson leaves her marks to John Decker. KING: Anthony Mastropole B4U-WI June 8, 1963 QUEEN: Maureen Maxon PRINCE: Stephen Hodges PRINCESS: Carole Miller JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS and ESCORTS 1963 JUMOR£ JUNIOR- CWSS OFFICERS Left to right: J. Demick; Z. Crandall; S. Brown; L. Perkins; I. Weaver. £OPRO UOR££ £OWOiMOR£ OASS OmCERfi Left to right: T. Gifford: L. Strait; D. Beers; C. Sandberg; A. Fitzgerald; M. Goodermote. FREO-ffiAEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: S. Crandall; A. Weaver; D. Walthers; A. Seagrott. EIGHTH GR4DERG EtGHTU GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: G. Lackey; S. Demick; W. Burns; N. Horton; D. Hicks; A. Littlefield. SEVENTR GRADERS SEtENlM GRADE CWSS OFHCERG Left to right: L. Gutermuth; S. Stephens; S. Protus; D. Crandall; J. Justen. o R, A 1AOONICAN SIZIFF STANDING: L. Brenenstuhl, Literary Editor SEATED: M. Stowell, Technical Editor STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, ROW 1: G. Maxon; D. Garvin; S. Hayner; C. Brahan; D. Demick; M. Roach; J. Strait; ROW 2: Mr. Urbano; Z. Crandall; S. Halleck; J. Phillips; T. Gifford; M. Goodermote. PRESIDENT: D. Demick VICE-PRESIDENT: M. Roach MUSIC: S. Hayner PUBLICATIONS: J. Phillips GIRLS' ATHLETICS: G. Maxon BOYS' ATHLETICS: D. Marvin TREASURER: C. Brahan SECRETARY: J. Strait FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Urbano DRAMATICS CLUB CAMERA club Left to right, ROW 1: S. Jones; A. Fitzgerald; M. Hayner; S. Hayner; M. Maxson; ROW 3: Mr. Chambrone; K. Gifford; A. Thompson; R. Wagar; S. Kling; T. Gifford. ART CLUB Left to right, ROW 1: P. Reynolds; C. Crowley; D. Wager; S. Koerner; J. Phillips; t. Griswold; D. Greene; ROW 2: A. Seagrott; M. Roach; L. Strait; A. Thompson; D. Mason; C. Ehmann; A. Demick. SENIOR, HONOR, SOCIETY Left to right: A. Greene, L. Perkins; K. Protus; S. Koemer; S. Brown; Z. Crandall. JUNIOR, HONOR, SOCIETY Left to right: S. Crandall; M. Maxson; J. Bunce; W. Halleck. Left to right, ROW 1: S. Crandall; S. Halleck; P. Reynolds; S. Yerton; C. Crowley; J. Deyoe; S. Freeman; A. Zwinge; L. Turner; L. Perkins; S. Brown; ROW 2: L. Hicks; C. Gutermuth; D. Maxon; J. Phillips; K. Gifford; P. Greene; J. Wagar; S. Brown; A. Demick; D. Wilson; B. Yerton; ROW 3: P. Byars; L. Brenenstuhl; D. Wager; K. Protus; M. Stowell; A. Fitzgerald; E. Griswold; L. Bink; D. Greene; M. Maxson; A. Seagroatt; ROW 4: Mr. Konecny; M. Hanchett; J. Harrington; E. Cipperly; P. Thibault; K. Famik; D. Garvin; W. Burns; T. Gifford; C. Ehmann; M. Sweener; A. Greene. SENIOR B4ND Left to right, ROW 1: J. Demick; M. Hayner; S. Halleck; M. Siek; J. Burdick; L. Gutermuth; M. Maxson; S. Stephens; ROW 2: N. Konecny; R. Vincent; S. Palmer; K. Gifford; C. Perkins; P. Greene; W. Church; K. Farnick; T. Gifford; E. Cipperly; A. Greene; ROW 3: J. Harrington; C. Crowley; K. Gardner; B. Horton; S. Hayner; N. Hewitt; J. Phillips; M. Goodermote; A. Jones; S. Cipperly; W. Greene; D. Crandall; Mr. Christen sen; D. Demick; P. Beaudry; D. Bonesteel; J. Bunce; W. Andrukiewicz. GLEE CLUB QANCE BAND Left to right, ROW 1: C. Brahan; J. Demick; M. Hayner; K. Protus; L. Hicks; ROW 2: K. Klein; C. Ehmann; M. Stowell; S. Fitzgerald; C. Gutermuth. WSflY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: L. Hicks; C. Gutermuth; M. Hayner; M. Hanchett; L. Stephens. junior varsity cheerleaders Left to right: S. Koerner; L. Brenenstuhl; L. LeClair; J. Jones; J. Demick. HELD WOCfcEY Left to right, ROW 1: M. Stowell; K. Protus; ROW 2: K. Smith; N. Hoffman; D. Wil- son; A. Fitzgerald; L. Hicks; M. Goodermote; Z. Crandall; J. Demick; ROW 3: A. Lindsey; J. Gardner; D. Greene; S. Crandall; S. Fitzgerald; M. Hanchett; L. Golowaty; A. Demick; N. Wager; F. Hubbard; A. Greene; ROW 4; A. Seagroatt; S. Yerton; M. Maxson; C. Ehmann; E. Griswold; M. Hoffman; S. Cornell; P. Horton; S. Hayner; M. Hayner. SOCCER Left to right, ROW 1: D. Wilson; M. Hayner; ROW 2; A. Lindsey; K. Smith; N. Hoff man; S. Crandall; K. Roach; N. Wager; F. Hubbard; L. Hicks; M. Goodermote; J. Demick; ROW 3: J. Gardner; D. Greene; S. Yerton; M. Maxson; M. Hanchett; L. Golowaty; L. LeClair; A. Demick; A. Fitzgerald; A. Greene; ROW 4: A. Seagroatt; S. Freeman; E. Griswold; S. Hayner; G. Gardner; P. Horton; S. Cornell; K. Protus; M. Stowell. VOLLEYBALL Left to right. ROW 1: M. Goodermote; D. Wilson; A. Fitzgerald; M. Hayner; Z. Crandall; L. Stephens; ROW 2: A. Greene; K. Klein; M. Stowell; K. Protus; S. Koerner; M. Hanchett. MODERN DANCE CLUB Left to right. ROW 1: M. Hayner; S. Fitzgerald; C. Gutermuth; A. Fitzgerald; J. Demick; M. Hanchett; S. Jones; L. Stephens; ROW 2: Z. Crandall; C. Ehmann; G. Gardner; S. Koerner; S. Hayner; L. Perkins; J. Phillips; Mrs. Fogg. Left to right, ROW 1; J. Maxon; D. Demick; D. Maxon; D. Garvin; B. Church; E. Vincent; ROW 2: K. Gifford; C. Stephens; D. Beers; P. Thibault; W. Andrukiewicz; H. Snyder; L. Douglas; Mr. Muller. SOCCER Left to right, ROW lr E. Slattery; L. Boombower; R. Vincent; W. Church; D. Demick; E. Vincent; J. Maxon; M. Manchester; K. Jones; P. Beaudry; H. LaVoie; G. Manches- ter; ROW 2: Mr. Muller; S. Hodges; C. Stephens; D. Garvin; D. Beers; P. Thibault; M. Roach; W. Andrukiewicz; D. Maxon; A. Weaver; R. Jansen; C. Gutermuth. CAPTAIN DON DEMICK JUNIOR VARSfTV BASKETBALL Left to right, ROW 1: Managers - R. Stowell; R. Vincent; ROW 2: C. Hyatt; W. Maxon; M. Man- chester; C. Gutermuth; R. Bentley; D. Maxon; K. Jones; ROW 3: E. Slattery; A. Weaver; R. Jan- sen; H. Thompson; A. Adams; D. Griswold; P. Beaudry; G. Manchester; Coach Muller. OO-CAPlAfNS ROSS BENTLEY DAVID MAXON VAR£(TY BASKETBALL Left to right. ROW 1: M. Roach; C. Stephens; D. Beers; W. Andrukiewicz; D. Garvin; H. Snyder; D. Demick; ROW 2: Managers - R. Vincent; R. Stowell; - J. Maxon; P. Thibault; R. Freeman; Coach Muller. OO-OWUNS BILL ANDRUKIEWICZ CHRIS STEPHENS CHRIS STEPHENS BOOSTER LIST Bradley Paint Paper Store, Hoosick Falls, N, Y. Ben Franklin Store, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Don's Book, Record Camera Shop, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. The Lunch Box and Laundermat, Berlin, N. Y. Arlene's Beauty Salon, Berlin, N. Y. Bill Burns, Berlin, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Greene A Friend Mr . and Mrs . Alfred Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griswold Mr. and Mrs . H. W. Vincent Mr. and Mr s. Michael Ward Mr. and Mr s. Charles B. Bentley Mr. and Mrs . David Hayner Mr. and Mrs Stephen Protus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sciacco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. G. Ernest Boehme ANDRICK STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Official Photographer of the 1964 Mountaineer 1 5 John Street Hoosick Falls, New York jHsuppuk JANDROW’S AUTO SERVICE Compliments of KINN’S CORNER STORE Berlin, N. Y. 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