Berlin Central School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

Che Class (Df 67 presents Che Mountaineer (fhitflrs CAROL MOCKLER JAMES BUNCE MARYANN MAXSON (Jrbitnrml J taff Left to right, ROW 1: S. Freeman; A. Seagroatt; C. Mockler; J, Bunce; M. Maxson; M. Perham; L. Sbrega; ROW 2: A. Wager; G. Manchester; D. Walther; S. Minkler; Mr. Wander. (Jrntire IJ?arbmife J taff Left to right, ROW 1: W. Maxon; B. Hubbard; S. Freeman; C. Mockler; J. Bunce; M. Maxson; S. Mink- ler; S. Handy; D. Walther; ROW 2: G. Hine; G. Manchester; A. Seagroatt; K. Smith; A. Wager; E. Church; J. Michaels; C. Crowley; M, Perham; K. Feathers; Mr. D. Wander; ROW 3: N. Hoffman; S. Crandall; S. Yerton; S. Justen; A. Lindsey; M. Jones; J. Williams; J. Deyoe; C. Shuhart; L. Sbrega. illoil. (ihi'n. illhat About dhic (One? Hles axji' O raiumte The memers of the “1967 Graduating Class” are to be complimented for com- pleting the requirements of a secondary school education. This has been done by conscientious efforts on your part with the encouragement of your parents and teach- ers. Because of your understanding of the need for education, 1 feel that you will meet the challenges of a complex society and recognize your responsibilities to humanity. Your proven ability to solve problems, academically and socially, should serve you well in the future. Best wishes from the entire school staff, in- structional and non-instructional. JOIN H. CORNWALL Supervising Principal Behtcatum We, the Class of 1967, wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to a devoted and deserving woman for the help, guidance and understanding she has shown us during our high school years. We thank her for advising our class through our Freshman, Jun- ior and Senior years, and for her direction in the publication of the Taconican and in the presentation of our Senior play. We dedicate the 1967 Mountaineer to a most energetic and sincere woman, Mrs. Margaret Fogg. To Mr. David Wander, our class advisor for the last three years. For his enthusiastic support and the help he has given us through many major projects. (Contents Senior Artiliities (Classes Seniors ©rganizations Uchinii Chi’ J tenes iSuperlitemg JJrmripal MR. JOHN H. CORNWALL Bnarit nf (Eimratuut Left to right, ROW 1: E. Boehme; W. Haley; L. Hewitt; ROW 2: S. Bunce; D. Stephens; ABSENT: J. Gottschalk; W. McEwan. 5 u i b a n c e MRS. EMILY KINDLEBURGH and MRS. ALICE HODGES 5$ or retards MR. EARLE HEWITT (Cmmselor (£ 1 e Assistant r MRS. MARGARET MANCHESTER k MR. LOUIS FREY I 0 m •$ I' u n V t i' a r r it U • 5 0 r MR. PHILLIP GARIPPA (luffin' erretarips MRS. BETTY LOU TANNER and MRS. ELAINE GARIPPA Auree s Assistant Art MRS. AGNES SURA Absent: Mrs. Gay Fairbanks Business Business MRS. RUBY MAXSON MR. RICHARD WARNER Uinme (fenmimirs 3)niUistrial Arts MRS. NANCY THOMPSON MR. RUSSELL GOSSOO (fnijlieh MRS. CAROL McCART (fnglish (fnijlish MRS. MARGARET FOGG (fnglish MRS. JEANETTE MILLER MR. JAMES SLATTERY Uangiutgee MR. LOUIS URBANO iCibraru MRS. LOUISE BOEHME ’Charge! jJhusiral (fbucatinn MR. PAUL MULLER JJhusical (fburatinn MRS. THERESA REEVE HUithematirs MRS. DOROTHY GUTERMUTH Blathematirs MRS. COLLEEN REGAN Hlus ir Blusir MR. OLE CHRISTENSEN MRS. NORMA GOODERMOTE burial J§tut ies ’i MRS. MARY KENYON Juried 'tutiios burial $j tubii’s MR. DONALD FRENCH MR. EDWARD OSOFSKY burial MR. DAVID WANDER (Otorru plain Left to right, ROW 1; D. Hayner; F. Palmer; I. Gossoo; E. Bentley; ROW 2; B. Sheldon; R, Metzger; J. Evison. (5raftnn Left to right, ROW 1; G. Vincent; K. Vincent; J. Ropitzky; C. Adamczyk; ROW 2; V. Lewin; R. Ellis; W, O'Brian. Petersburg :S'tephentoton Left to right, ROW 1: H. Hyatt; D. Lipps; B. Crosby; P. Lindsey; ROW 2; G. Harris; B. Maxon; R. Lohnes. (Our (Jrarhers in Art inn i mwrx £s 'usan ticuiini Regents Scholarship Winner Alternate Honor Student tjnnnr j 'tuitents lEmrise Jfngg Regents Scholarship Winner Betty Crocker Homemaker Ualoiurturian Bfnm’th Jfeathere Regents Scholarship Winner National Merit Commendation Bausch-Lomb Award Honor Student •flanu'B tiunrc Regents Scholarship Winner National Merit Commendation Bouijlas BnmUian Honor Student Uuniui $ broga Honor Student anh A in a r it IU innor 5 BaUifo Ulalthor Regents Scholarship Winner Salutatiman lUiUiam Ujallork Regents Scholarship Winner $ a nitra Hltnklor Honor Student Charon (ira itita 11 D. A.R. Citizenship Award Honor Student Itfrk Atluator Alan B. Attains Basketball 2 peter Ueauitru Soccer 1, 2,4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 B.A.A. 3,4 Claim's A. Bunte Band 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 3,4 85 Club 1.2,3,4 Honor Society 1,2,3,4 (flame M.(Lhurrh Softball 2 Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 :S’harnn A. (Ira nit a 11 Camera Club 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 2,3 Honor Society 1, 2 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 Taconican 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 1,2,4 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 (funthici (CruhilcM •- Band 1, 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Softball 1 Art Club 1 Yearbook 4 3htne Biutno Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Library Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,3,4 Bmtglas BmuUmn Slonneth Jfcathi'rs Camera Club 3 Yearbook 4 •Shetlah A. Jiitzjjsralb Dramatics Club 1,2,4 Cheerleading 4 Chorus 1 G.A.A. 1 Girls’ Sports 1,2 Modern Dance 1 HI. llmttso Jfuijg Taconican 3,4 Chorus 3,4 Dramatics Club 3,4 usamu' Jfrooman Chorus 1, 2,4 Student Council 4 Cheerleading 4 G.A.A. Council 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Library Assistant 4 Girls’ Sports 1, 2,4 05aru (6arim Bunn (bersti'l |Jaul IE. Umu'ne Band 1,2,3.4 Chorus 1,2 BmuiUts (i (5rt huilb Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2 Track 3 Baseball 1, 2,4 Honor Society 1, 2,3,4 Ptisan (i . tii G.A.A. 4 Basketball 4 Chorus 4 Yearbook 4 UliUI (5 aru ■fJ.iiiu’ Camera Club 3,4 Yearbook 4 Xanru ljuiffman Girls' Sports 1, 2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Taconican 4 Dramatics Club 1,2 G.A.A. 1.2,3.4 Yearbook 4 iBcrku (f. itnibbarit Volleyball 3 Cheerleading 4 G.A.A. 1,3,4 Yearbook 4 Prom Committee 3 tflnbort IE. 4anon Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2,4 Track 3 Monitor 2 Soccer 1, 2,3,4 Chorus 1,4 J§ hanm 4lu ten Cheerleading 3 Student Council 2,3 G. A. A. Council 4 Monitor 3 Girls’ Sports 1,2,3,4 Taconican 4 Mari A. Cheerleading 2,3 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Taconican 4 HEumel A. Brlht 4 r. ilcnnts Sit mi V Baseball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Hjarnlb (I. ISaBote Soccer 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 e HI. Santtseir G.A.A. 2 Cheerleading 2,3 Girls’ Sports 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 2,3 Chorus 3,4 Taconican 4 Yearbook 4 B. (5uu Blanrlu'stor i-� Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Track 2,3 Co-captain, Soccer 3 Bert Blamvs Militant (1. Hlaxnn Soccer 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 B.A.A. 3.4 Co-captain, Basketball 4 Prom Committee 3 4lui ith A. Jfltthad Chorus 1,3,4 Volleyball Scorekeeper 3 Yearbook 4 Maryann Maxsnn Chorus 1,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Taconican 3,4 Dramatics Club 4 Camera Club 1,2 85 Club 2,3,4 J$ 'ani ra (L:. M inkier G.A.A. 3,4 Volleyball 3,4 Taconican 4 Yearbook 4 85 Club 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Carol i£. Blockler Cheerleading 1,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Yearbook 4 G. A. A. Council 4 85 Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Blarlono JF. pcrham Cheerleading 4 C.A.A. 4 Girls’ Sports 1, 2,4 Slidtarti (1. J ’agenfcnrf Soccer 2,3,4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3.4 Student Council 3 B.A.A. 2,3,4 Huutici HI. i breija Honor Society 3,4 Yearbook 4 (famlttn lE. :Srhhuel Softball 2 Volleyball 4 4l. i§eagroatt Yearbook 4 G. A. A. Council 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 C.A.A. 1.2,3.4 Girls' Sports 1, 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Art Club 1 Class Officer 1, 2,3,4 Bmtalit ! . ;Shahi (Larnl A. JSihuhart Yearbook 4 G.A.A. 3.4 Volleyball 4 Mantes ti'k Track 1, 2 Taconican 4 Monitor 3 Volleyball 4 (JrMuarit flatten? Basketball 1, 2,3 Soccer 1, 2,3 HI idui 1 A. Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1, 2,3,4 Taconican 3 G.A.A. 3 Dramatics Club 2 Utnjtnta IE. (leal Girls' Sports 1, 2,3 Cheerleading 2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Pepettes 1 iiarUmb (Thnmp«tnt Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2,4 Soccer 3,4 Arione Jf. Yearbook 4 Taconican 4 G.A.A. 4 85 Club 2 4lan«« (1:. lUcUjar Dramatics Club 1,3 Chorus 1,2 B alit it (£. lllalther Student Council 3,4 Camera Club 3,4 Chess Club 1 Monitor 3 Taconican 3,4 Yearbook 4 Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,3,4 Allan tti. Hlealier Soccer 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2,3 tutsan A. lUhite Volleyball 3.4 Library Assistant 3 G. A. A. 4 Yearbook 4 85 Club 3 3)ane (£. lUtUtams Yearbook 4 G.A.A. 4 Volleyball 4 iLtnim A. lUtUtamsiin G.A.A. 1,2.3,4 G.A.A. Council 4 Girls' Sports 1, 2,3,4 Taconican 1,2 Dramatics Club 1 Yearbook 4 j ’usan HI. IJerhon Chorus 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. Council 1, 2,3,4 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 (the (Dueen A nit Ijer (Jlmtrt Queen Linda Hicks is being crowned by 1965 Queen Susan Hayner. Other members of the court are, from left to right: Sharon Justen, Linda Williamson, Louise Fogg, Carol Mockler, and Alice Seagroatt. (the Aight 3ln (Ihr (Of (The Bimi, anti (Dumi (the (5ranb lilarrh King ----------------- Carl Schmich Queen------------------ Linda Hicks 1965 Queen --------------Susan Hayner Stand-in for 1965 King, Philippe Thibault------David Walther Bli'i't lilo in j t. limits JJresenh’b bti the •Sentnr (Tla«« DRAMATIZED FROM SALLY BENSON'S BOOK BY CHRISTOPHER SERGEL When four attractive sisters are blazing with excitement over the wonder- ful World's Fair that is about to open right there in St. Louis, it’s hard for their father to get in the announcement he's nervously waiting to make. A big part of the older girls' excitement is that they'll be enjoying the Fair with boys that are beginnings be important in their lives. The youngest sister’s main concern is to sneak up on a crabby woman next door and bite her leg! The girls are also in a state about the love life of their only brother, whom they suspect of ditching his sweet home-town girl for a snob from the East. In the midst of the sisters' humorous maneuvers to rule (or ruin) their brother's new romance. Father finally breaks in with his announcement. He's been offered a better job in New York! This will mean leaving their home in St. Louis and missing the fair! The oldest sister fears it will also mean losing out with the boy she'd like to marry. Father is astounded at the negative reaction and for their own good - or so he feels - he gets stubborn. At this the girls unite for action. Although their strategy almost lands the family in jail they persist in their battle to stay where they’ve been so happy. In a dramatic reversal they finally win through to a solution that not only gets Father the better job right there in St. Louis, but also straightens-out the romantic complications. Just as their celebration of this is getting underway, fire works are heard going off in the distance. The Great World’s Fair has begun! This is one of the most delightful, popular, and charming plays that is published. CAST Mr, Smith - - Mrs. Smith - - Rose - - ---- Esther------- Agnes ------- Too tie------ Lon - - — - • Grandpa ----- Katie--------- Mrs. Waughop Ida----------- Lucille------- John--------- Fred — - — Mr. Dodge — Mr. Duffy - - Conductor - - ------James Siek - -Jane Williams Susanne Freeman - - - -Judi Jones - - Kathy Smith • Nancy Hoffman Bill Halleck - Dave Walther -Sharon Crandall • - - Louise Fogg -Marlene Perham Maryann Maxson Guy Manchester - Doug Griswald ------Bob Jansen - - Ken Feathers Butch Thompson Many other members of the class have served in other capac- ities. Advisor Mrs. Margaret Fogg IJmmg America kings’’ THE UNKNOWN I've chosen a path unseen by day. But illuminated in the night. 1 travel alone in times of dark While others wait for the light. Others pass on in hurried flight, Afraid to live alone. Afraid to travel the unlit path. Afraid to try the unknown. The path I've found may have times of grief. It's a taste in my mouth often tart. But I'll follow my destination To satisfaction of worlds apart. Maryann Maxson LIFE Stay, O wind, and do not blow. The leaves of the weeping tree by the harbor have fallen. Months and years, stay in your course. The fair brow and the fresh face grow grow old in vain. Think of man; he cannot stay forever young. There’s the thought that makes me sad. Robert Jansen Richard Sagendorf Four Seniors will have their poems published in the annual American An- thology of High School Poetry, entitled Young America Sings, Douglas Donovan and Maryann Maxson received special recognition with notifica- tion of acceptance. BURY ME WHERE I LIE Bury me and do not weep. No mourners' watch do keep, For under this stone I do not lie Only the shell of me can die. So laugh the corpse is not me. My soul soars the universe free Because I shall live eternally. Douglas Donovan CALVARY KING Twas on a hill that three men met. Each on a cross which he'd been set. But one was there who suffered brave. So that his people could be saved. A thief one was, was on the left. And on the right a beggar deaf. But centralized among these thieves, A King there hung on Calvary. All three one said deserved to die. How little did he stop to find. That blood he shed was not in vain. It cured the ill; it cured the lame. This one was filled with worldly love. And came from Heaven, a world above. President (Officers S. Crandall Vice-President Treasurer------ Secretary------ D. Walther A. Seagroatt ■ C. Mockler j 'pntars Left to right, ROW 1: S. Freeman; M. Jones; S. Justen; A. Lindsey; K. Smith; C. Shuhart; L. Sbrega; A. Seagroatt. S. Crandall; ROW 2: C. Mockler; J. Michaels; J. Williams; E. Johnson; S. White; S. Yerden; J Deyoe; M. Maxson; ROW 3: M. Perham; M. Sweener; L. Williamson; B. Hubbard; N. Hoffman; S. Fitz- gerald; E. Church; V. Teal; ROW 4: S. Yerton; C. Crowley; S. Minkler; A. Wager; S. Handy; C. Schin- zel; L. Fogg. AtUnsnrs MRS. M. FOGG MR. D. WANDER Left to right, ROW 1; W. Halleck; P. Greene; B. Manns; G. Hine; D. Donovan; K. Feathers; E. Slattery; H. LaVoie; W. Maxon; ROW 2; D. Stevens; L. Kelly; J. Bunce; J. Wagar; G. Gardy; D. Walther; ROW 3; D. Griswold; R. Jansen; G. Manchester; H. Thompson; A. Weaver; K. Atwater; R. Sagendorf; D. Shaw; ROW 4; A. Adams; J. Siek; D. Beaudry; D. King; S. Hmielenski. 0:)ffta� rs President -- ---------------------------L. Maxon Vice-President -------------------- A. Littlefield Treasurer----------------------------M. Manchester Secretary -------------------------N. Horton d untnrs Left to right, ROW 1: J. Christie; W. Sweet; M. Carr; S. Justen; H. Donovan; A. Littlefield; M. Manchester; H. Darmetko; ROW 2: A. Dagle; Y. Diamond; S. Michaels; N. Norton; S. Schnoop; ROW 3: J. Crandall; J. Burdick; D. Coughtry; L. Palmer; D. Hicks; R. Bentley. AiUusnrs MRS. R. MAXSON MR. P. MULLER Left to right, ROW 1: W. Carr; S. Demick; R. Fish; A. Jones; C. Tice; L. Maxon; W. Burns; J. Crandall; ROW 2: D. DeFelice; D. Rathbun; S. Cipperly; E. Jansen; R. Stowe 11; G. Lackey; C. Smith; A. Weeden; ROW 3: M. Rathbun; P. Gundrum; R. Brock; J. Keerner; J. Giumarra; D. Maxon; R. Olsen; A. Webster. (Dfftrers Y. Snyder President------ Vice-President Treasurer------ Secretary------ Sophomores - - C. Strait D. Crandall - - J. Justen Left to right, ROW 1: J. Romano; D. Baudy; A. Jones; L. Gutermuth; L. Adams; Y. Halleck; M. McGuire; C. Brown; M. Siek; ROW 2: C. Sicley; S. Stephens; T. Lamphere; D. Coulter; Y. Snyder; D. Crandall; ROW 3: L. Lavoie; S. Bly; L. Vosburg; D. Minkler; L. Alderman; B. Schlesinger; G. Romano; L. Wilson; D. Crandall. AiUrisnr MRS. GUTERMUTH; MRS. THOMPSON; MR. UR- BANO Left to right, ROW 1; K. Schermerhorn; J. Tilly; C. Osgood; J. Baudy; R. Phillips; J. Mitchell; P. Daly; M. Coughtry; C. Dreis; ROW 2; K. Bentley; G. Hoffman; P. Hodges; J. Kelly; W. Denue; R. Protus; W. Greene; J. Demick; ROW 3; K. Gardner; W. Roberts; L. Reichelt; D. Roach; D. Williamson; R. Sagendorf; T. Rath- bun; R. Vincent; D. Harris; ROW 4; F. Haley; D. Mockler; K. Gillie; B. O'Donovan; R. Strasswimmer; C. Metzger; K. Watrous; R. Vincent. Offtms President---------------------------------J. Smith Vice-President----------------------------R. Dean Treasurer---------------------------------J. Neelis Secretary---------------------------------A. Main Jfri'shnton Left to right, ROW 1: D. Laraby; E. Crandall; S. Murray; W. Crandall; L. Sweener; B. Mitchell; L. Roberts; S. Ellis; P. Feathers; E. Baker; ROW 2; L. Hing; M. Babcock; P. Poehlman; L. Schinzel; M. Goodermote; N. Esposito; B. Staples; J. Turner; D. Brown; ROW 3: P. Handy; C. Frank; S. Gundrum; K. Alderman; E. Geer- holt; J. Neelis; G. Jones; M. Slattery; V. Joebchen; ROW 4; J. Smith; A. Salvi; L. Garippa; R. Tanner; G. Foster; L. Jones; A. Main; B. Bowman. Abtnsnrs MR. PHELPS AND MR. GOSSOO Absent: MR. CHAMBRONE Left to right, ROW 1: S. O'Dell; K. Salvi; W, Baker; D. O'Dell; K. Klein; R, Anderson; M. Riccardi; R. Demick; J. Decker; W. Miller; ROW 2: W. Phillips; J. Guimarra; G. Maxon; A. Sicley; G. Burdick; C. Ami- don; J. Kanopka; M. Moon; R. Walsh; F. Sbrega; J. Gundrum; ROW 3: L. Alderman; W. Garrison; D. Bone- steel; J. Phillips; R. Fowler; J. Goyer; R. Beaudry; L. Denue; S. Bink; ROW 4: R. Dean; J. King; J. Hing; N. Haley; L. Simon; H. Gardner; D. Gossoo; P, Hill. (Eighth (• ret i� e Left to right, ROW 1; S. Craib; J. Weber; B. Demick; A. Adams; D. Donahue; K. Manchester; C. Thomp- son; L, Laraby; C. Maycock; ROW 2; C. Boomhower; J. Neaton; S. Jones; P. Hoffman; J. Hubbard; M. Cummings; S. Osterhout; J. Bldred; J. Lever; ROW 3: S, DeShane; P. Siek; C. MacVeigh; L. Fowler; D. Miller; D. Goodermote; B. Schultz; C. Roberts; C. Crandall; ROW 4; G. Osgood; K. Crandall; J. Wagar; J. Plouffe; K. Wager. AiUnsiirs MR. OSOFSKY; MRS. McCART; MR. SLATTERY. Left to right, ROW 1: B. Garrison; M. Stephens; T. Jones; E. Greene; W. Kanopka; J. Justen; M. Jones; E. Demick; B. Elwell; H. Osgood; J. Vars; ROW 2: D. Tuttle; P. Jones; L. Palmer; S. Manchester; R. Maxon; D. Goodermote; R. Hoffman; K. Sbrega; S. Geerholt; D. Peterson; G. Hewitt; D. Burdick; ROW 3; D. Cran- dall; H. Teal; R. Denue; R. Kelly; H. Wager; H. Zwack; D. Gutermuth; T. Lamphere; M. Maxon; ROW 4; D. Goodermote; R. Goyer; K. Janser; J. Semrad; V. LaVoie; R. Griswold; G. Geerholt; L. Sbrega; D. Cran- dall; R. Yerden (6rabi' Left to right, ROW 1: P. Hartnagle; P. Yerton; L. Thomas; G. Alderman; D. Jones; S. Anderson; S. Riccardi; R. Goyer; B. Brown; S. Decker; ROW 2; B. Manchester; C. Pizzi; S. Carr; K. Metzger; J. Matthews; J. Hoag; L. Garippa; P. Minkler; K. Kelly; J. Walther; ROW 3; D. Coulter; B. Peterson; A. LaVoie; S. Osgood; D. O’Dell; M. Berger; L. Jansen; M. Beaudry; A. Ragen; ROW 4; J. Tilly; C. Burdick; R. Hanlin; D. Sagendorf; C. Hewitt; C. Ehmann; L. Johnson; J, Cornwall; D. O’Dell; B. Bonesteel. AiUusnrs MRS. KENYON; MR. BOHLMAN; MRS. MILL- ER. Left to right, ROW 1; R. Damiano; T. Vincent; R. Gentner; J. Farnik; R. Carr; D. Burdick; R. Bentley; A. Alderman; D. Schnoop; J. MacVeigh; C. Murray; ROW 2j D. Goodermote; K. Bink; G. Hoffman; D. Good- ermote; W. Boomhower; R. Hasbrouck; L. Groux; W. Cornell; K. Westfall; R. Fowler; A. Bentley; F. Scha- efer; ROW 3; J. Taylor; M. Smith; R. Thomas; L. Babcock; P. Crandall; D. Hoffman; J. Roach; D. Berry; F. Zwack; R. Vosburgh; ROW 4; S. Milem; D. Hill; E. Plouff; D. Nicholas; D. Young; T. Church; D. Bur- dick; W. Rathbun; W. Crandall; C. Clyde; K. Salvi; P. Sykes; L. Jensen jS pi'rial Class Left to right, ROW 1; D. Osgood; N. Young; A. Crandall; A. Shuhart; E. Crandall; S. Martin; ROW 2; J. Bass; K. Maynard; C. Crandall; D. Rose; J. Yerden; A. Crandall. MR. RONALD GATES (leather anh AiUnsnr Left to right, ROW Is S. Crandall; J. Neaton; S. Freeman; S. Yerton; W. Greene; B. Tanner; R. Anderson: ROW 2: S. Stephens; C. Strait; N. Haley; J. Bunce; D. Walther; R. Bentley; M. Maxson; ROW 3: D. Guter- muth; K. Manchester; W. Sweet; C. Sicley; B. Demick. Advisor: Mr. Urbano. Council (Dffims President -.........D. Walthers Vice-President---------------W. Sweet Treasurer--------------------S. Yerton Secretary S. Freeman £ oninr tjnnnr $ uru'tu Left to right, ROW 1: M. Manchester; L. Sbrega; ROW 2: J. Bunce; R. Bent- ley; W. Halleck. 4litntnr llumir Left to right, ROW 1; L. Gutermuth; S. Stephens; M. Cummings; S. Craib; C. Thompson; ROW 2: D. Guter- muth; P. Feathers; J. Wagar; K. Crandall; S. Ellis; D. Goodermote. SITTING, left to right; M. Manchester; M. Jones; D. Walther; A. Lindsey; S. Crandall, N. Hoffman; K. Smith; S. Justen; STANDING, left to right; J. Burdick; M. Maxson; S. Handy; R. Webster; R. Sagendorf; J. Siek; S. Minkler; A. Wager; Mrs. Fogg; W. Sweet. (ftiitnr-5: Sharon Crandall and David Walther Dramatics Club Left to right; ROW 1; L. Fogg; R. Bentley; M. Manchester; W. Sweet; J. Burdick; L. Johnson; S. Craib; ROW 2; G. Murray; P. Feathers; M. Babcock; L. Schinzel; E. Geerholt; J. Turner; S. Murray; Mrs. M. Fogg; ROW 3: D. Laraby; L. Roberts; S. Ellis; W. Greene; C. Thompson; L. Sweener; C. Sicley; K. Manchester. (flfftrers Left to right, R. Bentley; L. Fogg; J. Burdick; M. Man- chester. tfianit jFluto Director: Mr. Ole Christensen Jfrench Burn R. Bentley M. Beaudry L. Garippa S. Decker D. O'Dell D. Berry R. Hanlin M. Jones M. Maxson D. Goodermote C. Hewitt N. Hewitt C. Thompson (Timur axuplume (Pilin' J. Burdick S. Stephens G. Hewitt S. Palmer ■ « • Altu axnplume Clarinet J. Wagar B. Demick L. Gutermuth B. Schultz G. Foster Altu Clarinet L. Garippa C. Crowley L. Jones D. Hicks J. Smith C. CrandaU Bass Clarinet M. Stephens N. Horton J. Cornwall L. Palmer S. Craib E. Plouffe Crumbune S. Jones J. Bunce C. Kehn R. Protus J. Demick M. Smith Baritime M. Rlccardi P. Beaudry Bass P. Greene K. Schermerhorn (Trump l‘t W. Greene M. Sweener A. Jones S. Cipperly K. Bentley N. Haley D. Gutermuth D. Burdick S. Ellis C. Burdick percussum K. Gardner B. Horton L. Jansen L. Johnson (Tumpanu D. Crandall Hanb _5s uhii«te Left to right: N. Hewitt; M. Maxson; C. Hewitt; B. Schultz; D. Goodermoie; G. Foster; B. Demick; J. Bunce; L. Gutermuth. (Ouirus nlxiiste Left to right; M. Manchester; A. Seagroatt; C. Mockler; M. Sweener; M. Maxson; S. Yerton; W. Sweet; B. Burns; D. Walther. Pianist: Mr. St. -Amour. J ’entur (Oumt Uft to right, ROW 1: S. Murray; C. Crowley; S. Yerton; L. Hing; L. Fogg; D. Laraby; W, Sweet; M. Sweener; M. Maxson; ROW 2: J. Crandall; R. Bentley; J. Burdick; C. Frank; S. Freeman; J. Michaels; C. Mockler; A. Seagroatt; M. Manchester; ROW 3; M, Babcock; S. Michaels; H. Darmetko; S. Handy; S. Crandall; K. Smith; A. Lindsey; N. Hewitt; Mr. St.-Amour; ROW 4; M. Riccardi; R. Demick; J. Phillips; D. Gossoo; D. O’Dell; W. Miller; R. Walsh; ROW 5; R. Vincent; D. Walther; W. Burns. 4 unuir (Outrun rr f Left to right, ROW 1: C. Kuehn; K. Wager; S. Anderson; D. Jones; L. Jansen; C. Hewitt; P. Hartnagle; A. LaVoie; S. Riccardi; C. Thompson; S. Craib; E. Ehmann; ROW 2; K. Metzger; R. Hanlen; D. O’Dell; J. Cornwall; B. Schultz; L. Laraby; J. Neaton; C. Burdick; P. Hoffman; J. Hubbard; C. Babcock; C. Boom- hower; ROW 3: L. Garippa; A. Reagan; J. Hoag; P. Yerton; C. Pizzi; C. Roberts; B. Demick; K. Man- chester; M. Cummings; J. Wagar; D. Berry; Mr. St.-Amour; ROW 4: D. Tuttle; L. Vincent; R. Gentner; C. Murray; J. Famik; J. Roach; F. Zwack; M. Smith; D. Goodermote; S. Geerholt; D. Burdick; W. Cran- dall; ROW 5; D. Gutermuth; S. Manchester; J. McVeigh; W. Johnson; D. Nichols; P. Sykes; J. Taylor; L. Babcock; M. Stephens. Camera Club Left to right, ROW 1; G. Hine; S. Justen; P, Feathers; L. Johnson; ROW 2; D. Walther; H. Donovan; S. Crandall; J. Michaels; K. Feathers. Mr. Frank Chambrone iBnirs AthU'tir A$3Dtmtuui Left to right, ROW 1: R. Vincent; L. Maxon; D. Harris; P. Beaudry; S. Demick; R. Jansen; ROW 2; A, Weaver; D. King; R. Sagendorf; H. Thompson; G. Manchester. Ill inter iHi llnUejrbaU Berlin had an outstanding volleyball team, and compiled a 17-1 re- cord for the '66 season. By defeating Roe-Jan, Ichabod Crane, and Mt. Everett in the final games of the playoffs, Berlin earned the Section II Class C-D Championship, Left to right, ROW 1; C. Schmich; K. Jones; F. Guimarra; D. Coulter; ROW 2; W. Gerstel; R. Sagendorf; T. Elwell; D. King. spring 66 (trarfe Left to right: K; Bentley; G. Manchester; C. Metzger; C. Hyatt; D. Griswold; L. Manchester; S. Thompson. In the '66 track season, Berlin found a star. Caleb Hyatt set a new county record in the high jump with a jump of six feet. Caleb proved an outstanding pole-vaulter as well. Barsity Baseball 66 Left to right, ROW 1: M. Rathbun; D. Maxon; L. Maxon; H. LaVoie; K. Jones; R. Vincent; C. Schmich; ROW 2: R. Bentley; D. King; R. Sagendorf; R. Stowell; P. Beaudry; Coach Muller. Managers: R, Anderson; R. Maxon. Berlin entered the sectionals last year with a nine win, seven loss record. The first game was with Row-Jan. This was to end the rivalry between these two teams that sea- son. Berlin had beaten them 4-2, and had lost to them 2-0, before the sectional play began. With four-hit pitching of Richard Sagendorf and the strong batting of Carl Sch- mich, Berlin was victorious 5-4 in the nine inning game. Berlin then traveled to Averill Park to play Milne in the final game for the Section II, Class D Sectional trophy. The game was tied 3-3 after six and a half innings of play. A walk to Kieth Jones, Pete Beaudry’s single, and Dick Vincent's perfect sacrifice bunt gave Berlin its first baseball championship in many years. Last year's baseball team not only had a winning season, but made recent school history by winning the Section II, Class D. Sectional Championship. Excellent pitching, along with clinch hitting were Berlin's most important weapons. The pitching staff was lead by Richard Sagendorf, who had seven victories against one loss, Dennis King, who finished with three wins and three losses, and David Maxon, who ended with one victory in four games. The team average was lower than usual. However, Pete Beaudry and Carl Schmich supplied constant batting power, and David Maxon, Ross Bentley and Dick Vincent supplied key hits. Guntur Barditu Baseball Left to right, ROW 1: R. Fish; A. Jones; W. Carr; S. Protus; C. Dreis; K. Gardner; R. Bentley; ROW 2: Man- ager D. O'Dell; Manager R. Walsh; S. Demick; W. Roberts; D. Mockler; R. Sagendorf; C. Tice; J. Kelly; Manager R. Goyer; Coach Chambrone. lUirsitti Curror The Berlin soccer team finished its successful '66 season with a 10-2-3 record. Once again, Berlin was eligible for the Class II, C and D sectionals. In this year's sectionals, Berlin defeated Northville by a technical victory and fell to Mayfield in a 1-1 technical judgement The soccer team won the League Co-championship with Ichabod Crane. Berlin met Ichabod Crane three times and obtained a 0-2-1 record. RECORDS B ERLIN OPPOSITION 6 1 2 4 4 0 0 2 0 1 3 5 2 •1 •1 (An overtime game) (Berlin leads League) (Placing in the sectionals) (Championship-League) (Berlin victorious)---- (Mayfield victorious) - ■ 1 Keveny 0 Hoosick Valley 1 New Lebanon 0 Keveny 1 Mt. Greylock 2 Ichabod drane 1 Averill Park 0 New Lebanon 0 Ichabod Crane 0 Hoosick Valley 0 Mt. Greylock 1 Averill Park 2 Ichabod Crane 1 Northville 1 Mayfield Sectional games Left to right, ROW 1: H. LaVoie; R. Fish; L. Maxon; S. Demick; G. Lackey; A. Jones; R. Jansen; G. Man- chester; A. Weaver; C. Tice; R. Vincent; ROW 2: Coach Muller; F. Haley; D. Harris; W. Roberts; R. Sto- well; D. DeFelice; R. Sagendorf; H. Thompson; K. Gille; P. Beaudry; J. Kanopka. Bars itu Winter (LV(faptain« P. Beaudry R. Sagendorf iflakes perfert Berlin Utrtnrimis ©Uer Xurthnille! Berlin ftefeateft bu iilaufielft! 4untnr Uarsitu intrer (i a p tain «5 J. Demick D. Mockler K. Gardner Left to right, ROW 1: L. Alderman; W. Baker; D. O’Dell; R. Anderson; C. Dreis; D. Mockler; K. Gardner; J. Demick; M. Gardner; R. Walsh; G. Maxon; ROW 2: S. O'Dell; J. Phillips; A. Sicley; N. Haley; R. Demick; S. Protus; K. Klein; J. Hing; J. Giumarra; ROW 3; K. Salvi; L. Simon; M. Riccardi; D. Gossoo; Coach Gates. Left to right, ROW 1; R. Stowell; R. Jansen; H. Thompson; P. Beaudry; D. DeFelice; R. Fish; ROW 2; Manager, M. Stephens; S. Demick; L. Maxon; W. Adams; G. Manchester; C. Tice; Coach Muller Dear Berlin Central. tictski’thall iLjtghlights The Berlin Varsity basketball team finished its '66-'67 season by defeating Roelif Jansen 65-56. This placed Berlin second in the Colum- bia County League with a 4-2 record. Berlin achieved a 6-8 overall record. Berlin's leading scorers were Pete Beaudry with a 24. 5 league average followed by Roy Stowe 11 s 18 point average. The outstanding games of the season would include the two vic- tories over arch rival New Lebanon. A pressure packed overtime game with Roe-Jan was pulled out by Berlin in the waning seconds. Also there was a second exciting meeting with Ockawamick, which was close until the closing minutes. A Berlin victory would have clinched a tie for first place in the league and a berth in the sectionals. Although Berlin’s tallest player was 6'1 , a good hustling ball game provided the team with a few victories. RECORDS Berlin 62 St. Mary's 67 Berlin 57 Keveny 64 Berlin 35 Tamarac 63 Berlin 66 Ockawamick 96 Berlin 64 New Lebanon 35 Berlin 75 Roe-Jan 73 Berlin 52 McCann 48 Berlin 51 St. Mary's 62 Berlin 50 Keveny 80 Berlin 68 Tamarac 76 Berlin 69 Ockawamick 77 Berlin 60 New Lebanon 47 Berlin 56 McCann 48 Berlin 65 Roe-Jan 56 Berlin's basket will be here! Jump, Butch, jump! As the score goes up We'll cherish fond Foul shot winner Bob does another notch! memories .... it again! Another notch! As the game goes down in history... Junior Hare itu Basketball Left to right, ROW Is D. O'Dell; M. Moon; R. Protus; G. Maxon; R. Vincent; W. Phillips; K. Klein; R. An- derson. ROW 2: Coach Gates; R. Dean; K. Gardner; D. Mockler; R. Strasswimmer; L. Simon; R. Walsh; K. Bentley. Give us a B” Give us an E Give us an R Give us an L Give us an P Give us an N (5.A.A. President------------------S. Yerton Vice-President — - - - A. Littlefield Treasurer --- - M. Perham Secretary - -- -- -- -- - S. Justen Advisor ------------ — - - Mrs. Reeve MANAGERS Volleyball - -- -- -- -- A. Dagle Badminton-----------------C. Brown Basketball------------L. Williamson Hockey --- - M. McGuire Soccer C. Sicley Left to right, ROW 1; L. Roberts; M. McGuire; S. Justen; A. Lindsey; I. Colantonio; S. Ellis; P. Fea- thers; S. Crandall; C. Sicley; ROW 2: L. Adams; L. Palmer; C. Brown; E. Geerholt; R. Bentley; A. Dagle; D. Crandall; D. Coughtry; A. Seagroatt; Mrs. Reeve. Girls in grades nine through twelve were eligible to play soccer. There were not enough participants to compete against other schools; therefore, the girls chose teams of their own and played intramural soccer. The girls who.participated in 75 per cent of the games will receive awards. The girls who will be receiving the awards are : Anne Lindsey, Sharori Crandall, Alice Dagle, Denise Coughtry, Lynn Adams, Dolores Crandall, Carol Sicley, Patricia Feathers, and Eileen Geerholt. Left to right, ROW 1: A. Dagle; Mrs. Reeve; ROW 2; L. Adams; B. Hubbard; E. Church; C. Shuhart; S. Michaels; N. Esposito; K. Smith; A. Lindsey; S. Crandall; S. Yerton; A. Littlefield; L. Palmer; R. Bentley; ROW 3: S. Ellis; P. Feathers; C. Frank; B. Bowman; E. Geerholt; J. Williams; S. Justen; N. Hoffman; H. Donovan; S. Justen; V. Snyder; C. Perkins; C. Sicley; D. Crandall; ROW 4: E. Burns; J. Michaels; A. Sea- groatt; C. Schinzel; S. White; J. Smith; D. Baudy; A. Salvi; D. Coughtry; B. Staples; D. Brown; J. Turner; L. Sweener; ROW 5; M. McGuire; M. Siek; C. Brown; L. Bink; J. Deyoe; T. Lamphere; J. Burdick; M. Sweener; S. Schnoop; M. Manchester. Harsitu Cheerleaders Left to right: S. Murray: B. Schlesinger; L. Jones; J. Justen; C. Strait; S. Stephens; D. Coulter. Left to right: C. Mockler; S. Fitzgerald; S. Justen; M. Perham; W. Sweet; H. Donovan. f unuir Uarsitu Cheerleader Sheila Fitzgerald Carol Mockler Shirley Justen Heather Dona van Wanda Sweet Marlene Perham Basketball Left to right, ROW Is A, Lindsey; S. Crandall; S. Justen; ROW 2: Mrs. Reeve; J. Michaels; S. White; J. Burdick; A. Dagle; M. Manchester; J. Deyoe; L. Adams; P. Feathers. II MIII MI III «r u s t It Is� • t it n 5 Left to right; F. Smith; T. Cahill; J. O’- Dell; W. Bentley. Left to right; G. DeFelice; M. Amidon; J. Goodermote; F. Crandall. Left to right; M. Schatzle; R. Warner; M. Lawless; R. Wells; W. Jones; R. Jones; A. Greene; J. 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