Berlin Central School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

jaauivfunoj 9961 Jo ssvjQ ayr Joreworcf C ( ? ors Susan Jones Linda Hicks Linda Stephens We, the class of 1966, as seniors, are approaching a new and different world which is challenging and rewarding. Our experiences as high school students both in and out of school have paved the way for our place in the future. The success we achieve depends not only upon our opportunities, but also upon our in- dividual ambition. We are young adults, aware of the many opportunities of the future and we will accept the challenge of gaining success. It is in the spirit of adventure that we meet the challenge of our future and look boldly ahead to distant horizons. Editor-in-Chief - - Associate Editors - Business Manager - Circulation Manager Photography Editor - Boys’ Sports Editor - Girls’ Sports Editor Art Editors - - - - Yearbook Advisor - - - - - L. Hicks - — - S. Jones L. Stephens ■ - - C. Sandberg - - - E. Cipperly --------W. Dagle - - - - D. Maxon - M. Goodermote - - - P. Reynolds L. Strait Mr. David Wander Gon en s Cflcfministration Jacufty Seniors Senior Cflctiuities Gfasses Organizations CfltAfetics OSeAincf Me Scenes Oflc uertising C cfitoria Staff Left to right, ROW 1; L. Strait; L. Hicks; D. Maxon; C. Sandberg; W. Dagle; ROW 2: Mr. Wander; P. Reynolds; S. Jones; E. Cipperly; L. Stephens; M. Goodermote. Mr. Nash helps us get started on the yearbook. Oecfication We, the class of 1966, take great pleasure in dedicating our yearbook, THE MOUNTAINEER, to a most deserving teacher. Mrs. Dorothy Gutermuth. She has unselfishly given many hours of her time, in and out of school, to offer us advice and assistance. In appreciation and with sincere affection, we would like to repay her in part for all she has done. TICessaye to Jracfuates The entire school staff, instructional and non-instructional, join me in extend- ing continued success to the Class of 1966. You will be faced with a rapidly chang- ing society and we hope that you will continue to broaden your personal and educa- tional background to advance society in the best interests of humanity. You have proven your ability to be hopeful and to overcome obstacles. Best wishes for the fu- ture. JOHN H. CORNWALL Supervising Principal c 5uperuisina Jjrin cipa MR. JOHN H. CORNWALL Jioard of € ducat ion Lett to right; Mr. Wyatt Haley; Mr. Donald J. Stephens; Dr. Stanley Bunce; Mrs. Jeannette Gottschalk; Mr. Leyton Hewitt; Mr. William McEwan; Mr. G. Ernest Boehme. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Earle Hewitt counsels a senior. Mr. Hewitts' Secretaries Mrs. Emily Kindleburgh Mrs. Alice Hodges SCHOOL CLERK Mr. Louis Frey SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Mr. Caleb Hyatt 0 f f c e s e c r e t a r i e s Mrs. Pat Frank Mrs. Margaret Manchester MRS. JEAN GAVAGAN 7Ru sic OCi urse MRS. NORMA GOODERMOTE Rncfustria Rlr s MR. RUSSELL GOSSOO MR. OLE CHRISTENSEN and MR. DANIEL ST. -AMOUR JJfitjsica r cfucation MR. JOHN LUKENS and MR. PAUL MULLER MRS. NANCY THOMPSON MRS. LOUISE BOEHME jas ness MR. RICHARD WARNER and MRS. RUBY MAXSON Cc ncf ish Left to right; MRS. MARGARET FOGG; MR. JAMES SLAT- TERY; MRS. CAROL McCART. c5 cience Left to right: MR. ROBERT PHELPS; MR. FRANK CHAM- BRONE; MR. WARREN BOHLMAN. JR a Ifiemafics Left to right: MRS. COLLEEN REGAN; MISS IRMA BRACHMAN; MRS. DOROTHY GUTERMUTH. MR. LOUIS URBANO Socia Siucfies Left to right; MR. DONALD FRENCH; MR. EDWARD OSOFSKY; MR. DAVID WANDER; MRS. MARY KENYON. Left to right, ROW 1: Mrs. D. Hayner; Mrs. I. Gossoo; Mrs. R. Sedgwick; Mrs. E. Ben- tley; ROW 2: Mrs. P. Rathbun; Mr. R. Metzger; Miss J. Marr. ( emen tary Supervisor MR. P. GARIPPA G n emj Gain Grafton Left to right, ROW 1; Mrs. G. Vincent; Mrs. K. Vincent; Mrs. F. Palmer; Mrs. J. Rapitzky; ROW 2: Mr. W. O'Brien; Mrs. E. Simmons; Mr. V. Lewin. Stephen town Left to right, ROW 1: Mrs. D. Lipps; Mrs. P. Lindsey; Mrs. H. Hyatt; Miss B. Maxon; ROW 2; Mr. G. Harris; Mrs. B. Crosby; Mr. R. Lohnes. ( ancficf Views of Our CKecu Oacu iy Members eniors Gl'mSition S7s Our Gcfo , on loJAose ItOtnys, Great JlCincfs Glre Garry cf Onfy o Oxtreme; Go G3e SuSftmefy Great, or Go G5e OCotAtny. Sou tierne- Honor 5 uc en s These students have maintained an average of 85 or over for a period of three and a half years. As our yearbook goes to press they are competing for top honors. FRANCIS GIUMARRA ALLEN ROMANO LINDA STEPHENS c special Jion ors LEE MANCHESTER National Merit Scholar Commendation SUSAN JONES National Merit Scholar Commendation LINDA HICKS LINDA STEPHENS D. A.R. Citizenship Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 7.)i am J. JiaJzer Ambition: to become an electrician on a cf S 77 e ers Class Officer 2 B.A.A. 2,3,4 Baseball 2 Basketball 2,3 Soccer 2,3 Yearbook 4 Ambition: to get as much out of life as possible 77oss S 7ient ey Baseball 2,3,4 Soccer 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Ambition: to serve in the field of con- servation Mo her ia S Jii olla Ambition: to become a secretary Terence TP. Then I ley Ambition: to enter the field of conserva- tion , Raines 7). Jii otia Ambition: to enter the Air Force (' fizaSetfi A 5 y Ambition: marriage f)araA J. Ambition: to serve in the field of nursing € fen A. () pper y Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Softball 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Camera Club 1,2,3,4 Modern Dance 1 Dramatics Club 1 Library Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Scorekeeper 4 Yearbook 4 Ambition: to become a physical therapist Susan 3. Gornef Dramatics Club 2,3 Hockey 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Chorus 3,4 Art Club 2 Taconican Staff 3,4 Ambition: to become an airline stewardess Dale TIC. Goufter Hockey 1 Basketball 1 Ambition: to become a beautician 7. )iffiam Oayfe Yearbook 4 Ambition: construction business Oean Ambition: to be a draftsman Ancfrea S. Demid? Chorus 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Modern Dance Club 1,2 Art Club 1,2,3 Softball 1,2,3 Ambition: to succeed without really trying 7 ? vy 71. C ve Volleyball 3 Baseball 3 Ambition; to become a draftsman 7t enn et i 7arnj£ Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 85 Club 1,2, 3,4 Ambition; to become a professional engi- neer Scz TIT. cJarcfne Monitor 2,3 Hockey 2,3 Soccer 2 Volleyball 2 Softball 2.3 Modern Dance 1 Chorus 4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Ambition: to have a rewarding life Ambition: undecided Picture Not Available Gr c S Jeerfio t Ambition: to become a carpenter ()ayne C. Gerste Volleyball 3 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Ambition: a career in the service jf iomas G. Gifforcf Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 2 Camera Club 2,3,4 Class Officer 2 Soccer 2,3 Ambition: to become a construction contractor lrancis G. Giumarra Soccer 3,4 Ambition: to enter the field of science JSt nn Co orna ty Taconican 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3 Hockey 1,2,3 Chorus 1 Dramatics Club 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Ambition: to know myself TITciry Ann Coocfermoie Band 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3 G.A.A. Council 3 Ambition: to become a secretary Charles 3. Cutermutfi Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Ambition: to become an architect Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 G. A. A. Council 2 Chorus 2,3 Dramatics Club 2 Modern Dance 2,3 Ambition: to be a professional stockcar driver Cartel A. 7far 'in a ton Band 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,4 Taconican 4 Camera Club 4 Softball 1 Ambition: a career in nursing Taconican 3,4 G.A,A. Council 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Yearbook 4 Class Officer 4 Girls’ Sports 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3 Chorus 2,3 Ambition: to live a happy and successful life Ilf ary 7?ose Jfoffman Dramatics Club 1 Volleyball 1 Hockey 2,3 Soccer 2,3 Ambition: to become a beautician 7aye XT Jfubbarcf Band 1 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Tennis 3 Softball 4 Library Club 1 Ambition: to become a housewife (Ja e6 Jfyatt III Soccer 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2 Track 1,3,4 Camera Club 3,4 Taconican 3 B.A.A. 3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Monitor 3 Ambition: to become a forest ranger or a naval aviator Oiana (3. Jtones Hockey 2,3 Soccer 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3 Band 1 Ambition: to become a private secretary Taconican 3,4 Yearbook 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 85 Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Modern Dance 1,2 Ambition: to serve the world TCeit i 7). 37ones Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Soccer 1,2,3 Volleyball 3,4 Ambition: to work in the field of conser- vation Gii ip G. Jte fly 85 Club 1 Library Club 2 Ambition: to join the service Bincfa JZ JSeGfair Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,3 Soccer 1,2,3 Volleyball 2,3 Modern Dance 1 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Ambition: happiness ouy. as JC TRac Don a cf Ambition; to be a carpenter A epAen TP Tlfac D Ambition: to succeed AC. Aerou TlfancAester Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Track 3,4 Ambition: law career Afar A f TIT an cAester Soccer 2,3,4 Co-captain, Soccer 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Ambition: to make a million dollars Dauicf Cj. JlCaxon Soccer 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 4 Monitor 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Ambition: a life in conservation ancy 2 TKerriff Ambition: to be a secretary ( 'aro e G. TKicfiae s Cheerleading 4 Taconican Staff 2,3 Dramatics Club 2,3 Girls' Sports 1,2,3 G.A.A. Council 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ambition: to make others happy rR. Inn Tlti em Camera Club 3,4 Dramatics Club 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Yearbook 4 Library Assistant 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Volleyball 3,4 Soccer 3 Softball 3,4 Hockey 3 Ambition: to enter college and to go on in business acuson 'Joan 7?. 7Koc er G.A.A. Council 4 Girls' Sports 4 Taconican 4 Ambition: college - hopefully Ambition: to enter the field of business dusan A. JlTyers Monitor 1,3 85 Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,4 Taconican 3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Chorus 4 Yearbook 4 Mennty C. Reynolds Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 4 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball Scorekeeper 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Ambition: to inform the public c euen R. Riccarcfi Baseball 1,2 Soccer 1,2,3 Ambition: to enter the rose business 7i aiA een A. RoacA Taconican 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2,3, G, A. A, Council 4 Yearbook 4 Modern Dance 1 Hockey 1,2,3 Soccer 1,2,3 Ambition: to somehow help better our society A. Romano. Baseball 1,2,3,4 Ambition: forestry engineer Ambition: to succeed Jit arcia Uc u'nzeJ Library Assistant 1,2,3,4 Ambition: cake decorating C ycfie c )emracf C arl TP. (ScmzcA Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Ambition: to enter the field of engineering Ambition: to be a bookkeeper 3 in da JZ c fep iens Taconican Staff 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Band 1,3,4 Chorus 3,4 G.A.A. Council 1,2,3,4 Ambition: to live a full life and in some way to contribute to the betterment of our society cf TIC. S raii Class Officer 2,3 Student Council 3,4 Monitor 2,3 Dramatics Club 2,3,4 Art Club 3 Taconican 3,4 Yearbook 4 Ambition: to be an art teacher Jielty J3 ou Tanner Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Class Officer 3,4 Student Council 3 Volleyball 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Ambition: to live a life of joy TKarjorie JIC. Jea Ambition: to be a medical secretary c Stephen 7? 7 20mpson Ambition: to be a successful scientist Ambition: undecided 7 6ifip fo feri V. TJayar Ambition: to be a chef Ambition: undecided l.)ey t£e Qlncfersignecf, L Petition for . . . ? Fcu e, (-k bbOtf W XjUexfas QouqUju TTZCU $f?lKb_££szs0 ofe i «z£ 3aWi. A yttzz, 6xUJty (fuAyyuGu 6} Yisu _ w ?) XA u4? 'lyjodjriY . C xzOl. J juUAJmL Jk - '7%fZy. {2vc s 0- -e£ ky 7tAZ (n o 53 (3enT Kv ®Hr %Lt£ jfbrvu? TIComents io Keme nSer TKarc i fie ()ourt KING Philippe Thibault QUEEN Susan Hayner PRINCE Lloyd Strait, Jr. PRINCESS Mary Ellen Hanchett COURT Marjorie Teal Gloria Maxon Linda Hicks Mary Ann Goodermote c5 en or J aij D te 7 ie J ecf House 7Kijsterij By A. A. Milne A warning of death is brought to the master of Red House in the very midst of a pleasant summer house party. Although it is revealed as the prank of a guest, Mark is disturbed and resentful, and the servants are terrified. The next day a violent argument is overheard between Mark and his was- trel brother. A shot rings out, the brother is found dead and Mark has vanished. To the police it seems clearly manslaughter in a quarrel. But one of the guests is an amateur detective and he is not satisfied. When a particularly vicious attempt is made on his own life, he is certain that the case is well-planned murder. The case is hard to solve, for among the guests are a number who might benefit from the death. To the actress, trying for a comeback, there is the threat to the success of her play. The Major has been defrauded of money. Betty and Bill must postpone marriage because of the whim of Betty's guardian; and there are even deeper rivalries and resentments. The identity of the killer is a secret through three acts of close-packed action and suspense, and is finally revealed to be Cayley. ( ) iaraciers Mark Ablett - - - - Robert Ablett------- Angela Norbury - - Mrs. John Norbury - Matthew Cayley - - Betty Calladine - - Mrs. John Calladine Major Rumbold - - - Bill Beverley------- Ruth Norris------- - Anthony Gillingham Audry Stevens------ Elsie Wood---------- Mrs. Stevens-------- Inspector Birch----- Joe Turner---------- - - -Kenneth Farnik - - - - Donald Beers Ellen Cipperly - - -Linda Stephens - - - - Lloyd Strait Mary Ellen Hanchett -----Susan Cornell - - - Lee Manchester ■ --Carl Schmich ■ -----Linda Hicks -Charles Gutermuth - — -Joan Mockler ■ - Alannah Riccardi ■ - Betty Lou Tanner ■ Stephen Thompson David Maxon Cm tire )earSooC Staff Left to right, ROW 1: B. Tanner; E. Cipperly; S. Jones; L. Hicks; L. Stephens; M. Goodermote; A. Milem; ROW 2; S. Myers; M. Hanchett; D. Phillips; J. Harrington; C. Sandberg; M. Hoffman; D. Jones; J. Mockler; P. Reynolds; ROW 3; L. Strait; D. Maxon; L. Manchester; W. Dagle; T. Gifford. Yearbook Advisor; Mr. D. Wander. c Student CJo unci Left to right; ROW 1; S. Justen; D. Walther; A. Lindsey; L. Strait; S. Myers; K. Schermerhom; Y. Snyder; ROW 2: C. Sicley; W. Sweet; M. Maxson; J. King; G. Maxon; J. Mitchell; A. Sea- groatt; L. Garippa; C. Cox; ROW 3: L. Palmer; L. Manchester; R. Sagendorf; D. Maxon; D. Hicks. Advisor: Mr. Urbano 0 n 1 t o r s Left to right, ROW 1 S. Justen; C. Sicley; K. Schermerhom; D. Walther; C. Jones; Y. Snyder; ROW 2: W. Sweet; D. Maxon; S. Thompson; L. Manchester; J. Siek; D. Griswold; ROW 3: L. Ga- rippa; L. Palmer; S. Cox. Advisor: Mr. Urbano S. Crandall; J. Bunce; S. Jones. 77or ffie TIT ore a Ulan TCnotvs., 7fie TIT ore 7 for ify 7fe 7s. - T oSerf of (J ouc iesier junior If on or c Society ROW 1; A. Jones; R. Bentley; M. Manchester; L. Gutermuth; ROW 2: B. Schlesinger; S. Stephens; R. Protus; S. Ellis; P. Feathers. jL 11X0 O UiUUiCX 7 acon can MJL 0 anu ni o • u cuuco Beverson and their two children are off to Greece. Mr. Beverson, presently superinten- dent of the Hoosick Falls School Sys- tem, has been selected the new president of Athens College in Greece. This is a totally unexpected and gratifying honor for Mr. Beverson. With a oresent enrollment of 1200, Athens College, a private institute, was founded in 1925 for the purpose of giv- ing the best education possible to Greed ministry oi maucatio The school is s-. tuition, but is aide ttibutions from the Greece and from su the Ford Foundation. The boys there soccer and basketbal] After visiting ( says that the people friendly and mult majority of the Gi PrfinrH 'r | lish i T1 be esr ally hooec deve. for J LING Davii He b. for 1 coll erry 1 the i the i 3 f0Ui cept . leer duni ever; or dick f—off boar boar lick o i held comp four of co) uated ASSOCIATE TACONICAN EDITORS: L. Strait; R. the United States as juniors. Of the 150 faculty members, forty are Americans. The American teachers there received their positions either as a result of Fulbright Scholarships, teaching fellowships or desires to be permanent, teachers there. The school is run on a very strict selective basis, both as far as the choice of faculty and administrators and as far as students go. Most of the boys enrolled are children of Greece's finest families. However, every year the col- lege sends out a team of examiners to test youngsters in the poorer and less progressive towns. The students that Sagendorf; D. Walther. to the Twenty-nine sti class went to the Wc June 5« Arrangemer chartered bus to pic the various towns Chaperons were Hr. and Mrs. Regan, Mr Chambrone, and Mr. were given an oppor many exhibits as pos the fair -grounds. ()am era C )fuf) Left to right, ROW 1: M. Babcock; L. Roberts; B. Demick; S. Crandall; E. Cipperly; J. Harring ton; D, Phillips; L. Sweener; ROW 2; E. Braun; E. Baker; E. Geerholt; J. Turner; J. Goyer; M. Sweener; A. Milem; L. Johnson; G. Romano; L. Wilson; ROW 3; K. Feathers; G. Hine; R. Fowler; C. Hyatt; D. Walther; S. Thompson; T. Gifford. OFFICERS: Left to right, L. Stephens; J. Burdick; D. Walther; L. Fogg. Left ro right, ROW 1; M. Stephens; J. Burdick; D. Walther; L. Steph- ens; L. Fogg; W. Green; ROW 2: B. Demick; C. Thompson; L. John- son; B. Strait; B. Schlesinger; S. Crandall; L. LaVoie; M. Manchest- er; ROW 3: S. Jones; J. Crandall; R. Bentley; A. Milem; K. Roach; S. Stephens. Advisors; Mrs. N. Thompson; Mrs. M. Fogg. C) fu6 )ancf FLUTE Linda Gutermuth Maryann Maxson Claudia Thompson OBOE Suzi Stephens Sandra Palmer CLARINET Barbara Schultz Gail Foster Cynthia Crowley Cheryl Cox Nancy Horton Lynne Jones Melinda Hyatt Barbara Demick Lois Garippa Janice Smith Carol Crandall Marc Stephens ALTO CLARINET Donna Hicks Mary Jane Miller BASS CLARINET Nancy Hewitt Chris Metzger ALTO SAXOPHONE Ellen Cipperly Joanne Wagar TENOR SAXOPHONE Janice Burdick BAR. SAXOPHONE Tom Gifford CORNET Kevin Bentley Mary Ann Goodermote Stephen Cipperly Michol Sweener Sandra Ellis Wesley Greene Neil Haley Daniel Gutermuth BARITONE Peter Beaudry Michael Riccardi HORN Kenneth Farnik Susan Jones Michael Jones Dean Goodermote TROMBONE James Bunce Richard Protus John Demick Douglas Williamson TUBA Alan Jones Paul Greene Kenneth Schermerhorn TYMPANI Dolores Crandall PERCUSSION Beverly Horton Kenneth Gardner Penny Reynolds Linda Stephens Seniors in Hand Left to right, ROW 1: S. Jones; T. Gifford; ROW 2; P. Reynolds; L. Stephens; K. Farnik; E. Cipperly; M. Goodermote. oras Left to right, ROW 1: M. Manchester; P. Reynolds; S. Crandall; S. Stephens; L. Gutermuth; J. Burdick; W. Sweet; C. Michaels; B. Tanner; S. Myers; K. Roach; S. Stephens; J. Michaels; ROW 2: A. Seagrott; C. Crowley; S. Yerton; S. Freeman; M. Sweener; L. Fogg; J. Crandall; J. Harrington; G. Gardner; D. Phillips; S. Jones; S. Schnoop; ROW 3; W. Greene; R. Vincent; E. Jansen; S. Cipperly; N. Hewitt; K. Farnik; E. Cipperly; T, Gifford; W. Burns; A. Jones; R. Bentley. Tlt ifetics Joys' It i etic Association Left to right, ROW 1: C. Schmich; R. Jansen; C. Hyatt; M. Manchester; C. Gutermuth; W. Gerstel; ROW 2; Coach P. Muller; T, Gifford; D. Maxon; W. Maxon; D. Beers; T. Elwell; A. Weaver; ROW 3: K. Jones; E. Slattery; P. Beaudry; R. Bentley; A. Romano; G. Manchester. t)priny Spor s 196J 7racJt Left ro right, ROW 1; L. Manchester; M. Roach; R. Freeman; G. Manchester; ROW 2: A. Thompson; C. Hyatt; C. Stephens; P, Thibault; Coach Stauffer. The track team, with Mr. Stauffer as coach, had a very successful season. At the Columbia County Track and Field Meet; C. Stephens placed 2nd in the 100 yard dash, and 3rd in the 220; P. Thibault placed 1st in the 880 yard run; J. Brown placed 2nd in the shot-put; C. Hyatt placed 3rd in the high jump and 2nd in the pole vault; and Berlin placed 4th in the 880 yard relay. 'Records 100yd dash C. Stephens 10.7 200yd dash C. Stephens 23.1 Pole Vault C. Hyatt 9'6 High Jump C. Hyatt 5'6 Hurdles R. Freeman 25.4 Medley R. Freeman M. Roach C. Stephens P. Thibault 4.09 TJarsity iase6a Left to right, ROW 1; W. Andrukiewicz; H. Snyder; A. Romano; M. Manchester; D. Maxon; R. Jansen; C. Schmich; ROW 2: C. Gutermuth; M. Rathbun; R. Bentley; T. Elwell; R. Sagendorf; D. King. Managers; R. Anderson; R. Protus. Coach Muller. Berlin’s Varsity Baseball team of 1965 was helped by both good pitching and good hitting. If fielding had been better the team would have had a much more success- ful year. The overall record was three wins and ten losses. If fielding improves this year, with the return of many letter- men, we can look forward to a successful season. Junior TJarsity Jiaseha f The Junior Varsity had a fairly success ful season with their coach, Mr. Cham- brone. They had a combined record of four wins and three losses. Many of the 1965 players will help the Varsity in the 1966 baseball season. Left to right, ROW 1; H. Lavoie; R. Fish; C. Tice; W. Halleck; A. Jones; M. Gard ner; ROW 2; S. Cummings; S. Demick; L. Maxon; D. Harris; H. Thompson; R. Stowell; P. Beaudry; D. Griswold. Coach, Mr. F. Chambrone. Why did the ball stop? Will you throw that ball! Look out for that curve! That dam sun! Varsity Soccer Left to right, ROW 1; R. Vincent; S. Demick; C. Gutermuth; M. Manchester; G. Manchester; L. Maxon; H. LaVoie; ROW 2; A. Jones; T. Gifford; W. Maxon; A, Weaver; R. Fish; ROW 3: R. Stowell; C. Hyatt; H. Thompson; R. Sagendorf; R. Jan- sen; Managers: R. Maxon; R. Anderson; D. Goodermote; D. Gutermuth. ( aplains G. Manchester M. Manchester Soccer Berlin's soccer team this year had one of its best seasons ever, with 8 wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties in the regular season play. With many hard-fought, over-time games, Berlin usually was victorious, and for the first time in several years we qualified for the sectionals. In the quarter-finals Berlin defeated Mayfield 2 to 1 in an exciting game. The semi-finals drew a crowd of four bus loads of spectators to cheer Berlin on to victory over Hoosic Valley with a score of 1 to 0. Berlin gained a second place trophy in the finals of the Class C-D Championship Game, losing to Greenville 2 to 1. Throughout the game the team fought valiantly and the spectators and cheer- leaders exhibited some of the finest school spirit in the history of Berlin. RECORDS BERLIN OPPOSITION Hoosac at Berlin Berlin at Keveny 4 3 3 3 2 3 1 2 4 2 1 2 2 1 1 3 1 0 1 1 0 4 2 4 3 0 1 1 0 2 Berlin at Mt. Greylock Hoosic Valley at Berlin Berlin at New Lebanon Mt. Greylock at Berlin Ichabod Crane at Berlin Keveny at Berlin New Lebanon at Berlin Berlin at Ichabod Crane Berlin at Darrow Berlin at Hoosic Valley • Berlin vs. Mayfield • Berlin vs. Hoosic Valley • Berlin vs. Greenville • Sectional games Junior 7 ) arsi tu c occer Left to right, ROW 1: J. Tilley; J. Demick; C. Dreis; C. Tice; J. Maynard; J. Corbin; D. Mockler; W. Roberts; F. Hayley; C. Metzger; L. Palmer; ROW 2: Coach Muller; G. Lackey; R. Protus; K, Bentley; D. Maynard; C. Smith; D. Williamson; P. Hodges; J, Kelly. Faithful Followers Pre-game ceremonies Inspirational warm up The Three Mountaineers ffie Sec ona s! Chief puts on war paint. Arbitrator at work' Coach meditates over Berlin-Mayfield game. Berlin is victorious over Mayfield. Faculty cheering section for Berlin-Hoosic Valley game. Ardent spectators Where the action is 7 Jarsity 7) asJ? et6a Left to right; E. Slattery; D. Harris; G. Manchester; R. Jansen; D. Griswold; C. Hyatt; H. Thompson; R. Bentley; C. Gutermuth; P. Beaudry; M. Manchester; CENTER; D. Maxon; W. Maxon. Coach - Mr. P. Muller Co-Captains - D. Maxon and W. Maxon SasdetSaff Records VARSITY BERLIN OPPOSITION Keveny at Berlin 65 77 Berlin at North Bennington 70 40 Berlin at New Lebanon 49 42 Tamarac at Berlin 46 56 Ichabod Crane at Berlin 40 97 Germantown at Berlin 63 58 Berlin at Roe Jan 62 69 Berlin at Ockawamick 52 75 Berlin at Tamarac 57 66 Chatham at Berlin 47 107 New Lebanon at Berlin 76 46 Berlin at Ichabod Crane 30 91 Berlin at Germantown 80 54 Roe Jan at Berlin 75 57 Berlin at Chatham 39 84 Ockawamick at Berlin 63 78 This year the Mountaineers started off slow, but came on strong toward the end of the sea- son. The slow start may have resulted from the late start in basketball practice due to the sec- tional games of the soccer team. The over-all record was 6-10, with a 5 -7 league record. Despite the slow start, Berlin's zone press was very effective against New Lebanon and Germantown with 76-46, 80-54, scores respectively. The final game of the season at home against Ockawamick was a thrilling one, with Ockawamick out-scoring Berlin 28-10 in the second period, providing them with the mar- gin to defeat us 78-63. JUNIOR VARSITY BERLIN OPPOSITION Keveny at Berlin 38 45 Berlin at North Bennington 16 27 Berlin at New Lebanon 41 32 Tamarac at Berlin 34 37 Ichabod Crane at Berlin 27 43 Germantown at Berlin 51 34 Berlin at Roe Jan 35 34 Berlin at Ockawamick 40 39 Berlin at Tamarac 58 42 Chatham at Berlin 40 43 New Lebanon at Berlin 46 33 Berlin at Ichabod Crane 24 48 Berlin at Germantown 32 42 Roe Jan at Berlin 48 41 Berlin at Chatham 32 51 Ockawamick at Berlin 25 38 The Junior Varsity completed the season with a record of 7-9. Their new coach, Mr. Gates, helped them obtain some impressive victories. The team defeated arch-rival New Lebanon twice; won an exciting overtime game with Ockawamick, defeating them with a score of 40- 39; as well as defeating Roe Jan who earlier in the season had defeated powerful Ichabod Crane. ROSS BENTLEY MARK MANCHESTER CALEB HYATT DAVID MAX ON WILLIAM MAXON HARLAND THOMPSON GUY MANCHESTER CHARLES GUTERMUTH J. V. J)asAet6a Left to right, ROW 1: R. Fish; S. Demick; R. Stowell; L. Maxon; W. Adams; W. Burns; ROW 2; Coach Gates; A. Jones; D. Mockler; D. DeFelice; R. Vincent; K, Bentley; E. Jansen. ( JoX ap tains Roy Stowell and Loyal Maxon Left to Right, ROW 1: C. Schmich; K. Jones; W. Dagle; ROW 2; D. King; T. Elwell; ROW 3: R. Sagendorf. Is kicking allowed? At i e tic One of this year’s G.A.A. activities was the sale of sweatshirts. Left to right, ROW 1; C. Michaels; L. LeClair; L. Hicks; J. Burdick; M. Sweener; J. Mockler; ROW 2: S. Stephens; L. Guter- muth; J. Crandall; E. Cipperly; A. Sea- groatt; L. Golowaty; ROW 3; L. Stephens; A. Dagle; S. Freeman; S. Jones; K. Roach. (') ie erleaders Left to right; S. Justen; S. Jones; L. LeClair; C. Michaels; M. Hanchett; N. Hoffman. Left to right; V. Teal; S. Justen; D. Hicks; M. Miller; C. Mockler. Calm before the storm! Left to right, ROW 1: V. Teal; R. Bentley; A. Littlefield; L. Gutermuth; L. William- son; D. Coulter; D. Crandall; D. Hoffman; ROW 2; M. Goodermote; L. LeClair; L. Golowaty; A. Dagle; A. Demick; L. Bink; K. Surprise; ROW 3; J. Deyoe; M. Mc- guire; L. LaVoie; M. Manchester; J. Crandall; M. Hoffman; S. Cornell; A. Milem; J. Burdick; ROW 4; E. Cipperly; M. Hanchett; E. Semrad; J. Justen; C. Strait; S, Palmer; C. Brown. Coach; Mr. J. Lukens (J 'rfs ’ TJo feyba f Left to right; ROW 1; D. Crandall; M. Manchester; M. Littlefield; S. Stephens; L. Sink; L. LaVoie; H. M. Goodermote; V. Teal; M. Jones; ROW 2; S. Michaels; L. Hicks; J. Deyoe; E. Semrad; A. Dagle; S. Schnoop; M. Siek; L. Adams; S. Justen; S. Crandall; S. Yerton; S. Justen; A. Seagroatt; ROW 3; S. Minkler; D. Coughtry; S. White; A. Milam; J. Crandall; J. Burdick; E. Cipperly; D. Hoffman; M. McGuire; M. Miller; L. Palmer; S. Palmer; E. Bums; Mr. Lukens. Is this a prison? 5 Qjen ors Left to right, ROW 1; M. Schinzel; R. Bilotta; S. Bly; D, Coulter; M. Goodermote; B. Tanner; C. Micheals; J. Jones; E. Bly; ROW 2; E. Semrad; P. Reynolds; S. Myers; F. Hubbard; M. Hanchett; K. Roach; M. Teal; L. Hicks; ROW 3: N. Merrils; D. Jones; A. Demick; L. LeClair; L. Golowaty; J. Mockler; C. Sandberg; S. Jones; ROW 4; K. Schaefer; G. Gardner; E. Cipperly; A. Milem; S. Cornell; J. Harrington; D. Phillips; L. Stephens. 7.)e Kno(i) ( ) ia We 7lre, TBut JCnoev Xo 7j)£at Jd)e 7Kay TBe. -t iaAespearv- Officers President -------... c. Gutermuth Vice-President-------- L. Hicks Secretary - -------- B. Tanner Treasurer K. Farnik Left to tight, ROW 1: K. Jones; S. Thompson; T. Gifford; D. Romano; R. Uzenza; A. Romano; D, Coulter; ROW 2; M. Manchester; J. Denue; F, Giumarra; P. Wells; W. Baker; D, Maxon; T. Bentley; ROW 3; R. Bentley; D, Crowley; P. Kelly; W. Dagle; L. Strait; J. Bilotta; L. Man- chester; W. Gerstel; C. Gutermuth; ROW 4; K. Farnik; C. Hyatt; R. Wager; T. Elwell; D. Beers; D, MacDonald. Mrs. C. Regan Mr. D. French Jl umors Left to right, ROW 1: L. Saari; A. Lindsey; K. Smith; S. Justen; M. Jones; N. Hoff- man; B. Hubbard; V. Teal; L. Sbrega; J. Michaels; ROW 2: M. Perham; S. Yerton; S. Crandall; A. Seagroatt; B. Alderman; C. Mockler; S. Freeman; M. Maxsorr; S. White; L. Jones; C. Crowley; S. Yerden; M. Carr; E. Johnson; C. Schinzel; ROW 3; C. Shuhart; M. Sweener; S. O'Dell; E. Church; L. Fogg; L. Williamson; S. Minkler; A. Wager; J. Deyoe; J. Deyoe. 7l now ecfye and AtmSer SAou dn Y Je JKucA (Used ’ d ieij Are Reasoned - Jfofmes- Qfficers President------------S. Crandalt Vice-President -----------A. Lindsey Secretary - -- -- -- -- - c. Mockler Treasurer A. Seagroatt Jl umors Mr. D. Wander Mrs. M. Fogg Left to right, ROW 1; B. Manns; H. LaVoie; K. Atwater; K. Feathers; G. Hine; E. Slattery; P. Greene; W. Halleck; ROW 2: L. Kelly; J. Siek; J. Bunce; A. Adams; S. Cummings; P. Beaudry; W. Maxon; G. Manchester; ROW 3; D. Gerstel; D. Griswold; J. Wagar; D. Stevens; S. Church; R. Jansen; P. Church; A. Weaver; ROW 4; D. Shaw; D. Walther; S. Hmielenski; R. Sagendorf; H. Thompson; D. King. 71 JlCan 7iJo uisors 7s 73 u Ife TGiowe A. —J)acon — c 5ophom ores ROW 1: H. Donovan; H. Darmetko; S. Justen; D. Coughtry; W. Sweet; A. Little- field; M. Manchester; ROW 2: S. Michaels; A. Dagle; D. Hicks; B. Saari; S. Schnoop; Y. Diamond; ROW 3: M. Miller; R. Bentley; L. Palmer; J. Burdick; J. Crandall. 7{ nocu ecfye 7lcfuances by S eps, Incf Xo by J2eaps. - JlTacau ay- President------------------------L. Maxon Vice-President ---- -----------W. Sweet Secretary---------------------H. Donovan Treasurer --- ----------------A. Littlefield op. lomores Left to right, ROW 1: J. Crandall; L. Maxon; W. Adams; A. Jones; S. Cipperly; A. Weeden; W, Carr; ROW 2; D. Rathbun; R. Fish; W. Bums; E, Jansen; G. Lackey; C. Tice; S. Demick; ROW 3; M. Rathbun; C. Smith; J. Giumarra; R. Brock; D. Maxon; J. Koerner; P. Gundrum; ROW 4; J, Corbin; R. Stowell; A. Webster; D. DeFelice; B, O'Donovan; D. Saari. oei JCnowfecfge Icfuisors Mrs. N. Thompson Mr. E. Osofsky (Jrow Jrom JKore (o JlTore. — Jennyson — fres Amen Left to right, ROW 1: D. Crandall; Y. Halleck; L. Wilson; G. Romano; Y. Snyder; D. Coulter; B. Goodermote; J. Romano; L. Bink; C. Sicley; C. Jones; ROW 2: L. Vosburg; L. LaVoie; B. Schlesinger; A. Jones; S. Stephens; L. Gutermuth; S. Aider- man; J. Justen; L, Adams; ROW 3: D. Crandall; S. Bly; T. Lamphere; B. Horton; C. Brown; N. Schaefer; P. Wagar; M. Siek; C. Strait; ROW 4; S. Wagar; D. Mink- ler; N. McGuire; C. Perkins; N. Hewitt; S. Palmer; S. Goetz; E. Burns; K. Surprise. Officers President - -----------L. Gutermuth Vice-President------ D. Crandall Secretary............... J. Justen Treasurer C. Strait Jres imen Left to right, ROW 1; S. Protus; W. Denue; W. Greene; J. Tilly; G. Hoffman; J. Mitchell; J. Decker; M. Coughtry; C. Dreis; ROW 2; P. Hodges; J. Kelly; R. Vincent; L. Reichelt; K. Bentley; R. Vincent; D. Maynard; R. Phillips; K. Watrous; C. Metzger; ROW 3; D. Roach; J, Maynard; J. Demick; K. Gardner; K, Schermerhorn; D. William- son; T. Rathbun; R. Sagendorf; W. Haywood; ROW 4; W. Roberts; D. Mockier; G. Shuhart; R. Strasswimmer; F. Haley. Advisors Mr. R. Gossoo Mrs. D. Gutermuth Mr. R. Phelps C i yftf fracte Left to right, ROW 1; G. Foster; P. Wescott; J. Smith; S. Ellis; L, Roberts; S. Murray; L. Sweener; L. Jones; D. Laraby; C. Frank; S, Gundrum; ROW 2: P. Poehlman; M. Babcock; N. Esposito; R, Tanner; V. Joebchen; B, Staples; J. Turner; K. Alderman; L. Hing; P. Feathers; ROW 3; E. Crandall; L. Garippa; D. Brown; C, Cox; A. Main; E. Braun; S. Saari; ROW 4; L. Schinzel; E. Geerholt; M. Goodermote; M. Hyatt; G. Jones; B, Bowman; E. Baker. Left to right, ROW 1: W. Baker; L. Alderman; M. Riccardi; W. Miller; R. Anderson; L. Denue; J. Goyer; J, Phillips; G. Burdick; J. Gundrum; S. O’Dell; D. O'Dell; ROW 2: S. Cart; C. Amidon; S. Bink; H, Teal; K. Klein; G. Maxon; R, Demick; D. Bonesteel; F. Sbrega; M. Moon; ROW 3; J. Giumarra; H. Gardner; R, Beaudry; R. Fowler; P. Hill; D. Gossoo; W. Phillips; N, Haley; A. Sicley; ROW 4; R. Walsh; R. Dean; O. Grandjean; J. Hing; J. King; J. Kanopka, ytcfuisors Mr. J. Slattery; Mrs. C. McCart; Mr. W. Bohlman c euenth Qracfe Left to right; ROW 1; K. Manchester; A. Adams; B. Demick; M. Cummings; A. LaVoie; J. Hubbard; C. Maycock; C. Thompson; P. Hoffman; D. Donahue; ROW 2: R. Goyer; S. Jones; M. Hoffman; D. Goodermote; C. McVeigh; J. Weber; C. Cran- dall; B. Schultz; C. Boomhower; C. Roberts; N. Saari; ROW 3; F. Evans; L. Johnson; L. Neaton; P. Siek; S. Craib; L. Jones; K. Wager; S. Osterhout; G. Osgood; L. Laraby; ROW 4: J. Wagar; K. Crandall; C. Kehn; D. Miller; S. DeShane; L. Fowler. Acfuisors Miss I. Brachman Mrs. M. Kenyon Seventh Srac e Left to right, ROW 1: E. 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