Berlin Central School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

7he T ICountaineer Uhe ( ' ass of 1968 9t ore wo i vf AT GRADUATING TIME The graduates are going forth- God bless them every one! - To run this hara and stubborn world Just as it should be run; But much I fear they’ll find that facts Don't always track with dreams; And running this old world is not As easy as it seems. The graduate is prone to think His wisdom is complete. He's but to ask - the world will lay Its trophies at his feet. But schooldays done and work begun, He learns to his regret The college of experience He has not mastered yet. The world has garlands and applause At graduating time; But may forget him the next day, When he attempts to climb. Life is a battle where each one Must seek and hold his own. He who would rise above the clouds Must scale the heights alone. This is the rule of life to-day. As it has ever been; The world bestows its smiles on those Who have the strength to win. Beneath all outward semblances It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know, But asks, what can you do? Unknown MR. EARLE HEWITT MRS. JEANETTE MILLER MR. DAVID WANDER For the past four years of high school these three people have helped us by advising us, helping us with various activities, and guiding us to a meaningful future. The class of 1968 would like to extend its sincere appreciation to them. 7 Tessacye io (Jracfuaies The class of 1968 has achieved a major goal in the academic world by successfully completing the requirements for graduation. This completed goal tells the world that you have the very great personal attribute of completing a job once commenced. Armed with this asset, you are now ready to face the world beyond the years of Berlin with a degree of assurance of success. Congratulations from the entire staff of the Berlin Central School District. JOHN H. CORNWALL Supervising Principal The Class of ’68 wishes to express its best wishes to Wesley Adams for a rapid recovery. Although he will not graduate with us. we will always consider him a member of our class. Left to right, ROW 1: Art Editor: R. Bentley Associate Editor; N. Horton Editor-in-Chief: M. Manchester Associate Editor: A. Littlefield Photography Editor: W. Burns Left to right, ROW 2; Advisor; D. Wander Boys' Sports Editor: S. Demick Circulation Manager: J. Burdick Business Manager: A. Webster Girls' Sports Editor: L. Palmer Chief Typist: W. Sweet C ntire t)earbooJ? StaJJ Left to right, ROW 1: L. Maxon; N. Horton; M. Manchester; A. Littlefield; W. Sweet; W. Burns. ROW 2; Mr. Wander; P. Carr;]. Crandall; R. Stowell; R. Webster; J. Burdick; L. Palmer; S. Demick. laS e of Con en s Cflcfministration Jacu ti y Seniors Senior Glasses Organizations CActivities Scenes — 41 {f-TMT, 41r_ '4 tlTT -I W +tij. -n£ i 3 j4_5 JrLrirHl ,Hf _ U'4i , , t1 Lirjt ±1 :-P- r ■'rid-tl J.p_rU. +r-T Acfminisiration ft ri Ti 4in±iJ4-rT Trlr: ir: ff£■, p7-rh fi4 t ' ' ‘ 1 i ' ' ■ -' 1 - H-lki iJ_T Left to right: L. Hewitt; J. Gottschalk; S. Bunce; W. Haley; E. Boehme, Missing - W. McEwan; D. Stephens. MR. JOHN H. CORNWALL lociref of fjcfucation c 5 upe raisin cj 'in cipaf 73ui cfiny 'Principal £ emen ary Supervisor M. FOGG S. PAW UN G District () e 'A L. FREY iiui cfiny c S up e rin ten cfen t N. GOODERMOTE DCt urse L. JANSEN C. MOODY; A. HODGES M. MANCHESTER - � •I -f LJ u lil tb V -H—1 T, -| r'-1 4 '■q -IW m --f-U - rJ th-i -I u i+j ---r I -r- f I i ll ' -I-I ffi -r 4tt i it ,'4 rat ib.ru Jacu i y '+r-| —I 4- +-T ,ir, r= -4-Tt 4 H i i xn nmUrrui p -4 lb PItI b n-briF b lU LLlLLl R. WARNER; R. MAX SON. Jfome cono n cs N. THOMPSON; R. BAST P. MULLER; C. MacDOUGALL JAys ca C° cfucation Left to right, ROW 1; A. Weinberg; M. Fogg; D. Davidoff. ROW 2; R. Heers; J. Miller; J. Slattery. Look at the camera, Mrs. Miller! To be or not to be, that is the question! O. WIRKKI; I. PURDY; F. CHAMBRONE; G. GARNER What are they cooking up now? L. URBANO e Left to right, ROW 1: J. Heers; K. Vincent; C. Adamczyk; J. Ropit- zky. ROW 2; G. Vincent; W. O’Brien; E. Simmons. GA er y T o am Left to right, ROW 1: F. Palmer; L. Gossoo; B. Sheldon; E. Bentley. ROW 2: V. Lewin; D. Hayner; R. Metzger. J e ersbura L. Bovie; R. Lohnes; R. Ellis. S ep ien own Left to right, ROW 1: D. Lipps; H. Hyatt; P. Lindsay; A. Hellstrom. ROW 2: H. Koepp; G. Harris; B. Crosby. 1---------- +3 ■r t L' u H- aid: '4 tr|ji I— a tL at4 - u -h J:ds 3 a - a, j. I f !i r+ H |-| ,H I- 'M _l n + r--r T r Jll xi-p _ru n+r i-ixi I— cS, eniors (-r1- i-iank 1-1- ■_ . -t-'a- Tz Lai Jr' 'zL-h_rLr| -a_r zh id i-l+_!r dnztftriir, ibjzx.4! rrf|yrH-, rL -pi la TJ 4 H-' ifB'tr1 -1 ■ ! 1 , ' • , ' ■ h 3� 7lnn 7t. J) en ley Regents Scholarship Winner, Betty Crocker Homemaker Bausch-lomb Award ancy Ifor on Honor Student JI on or c uc en s TIte incfa JTCancfies er Regents Scholarship Winner National Merit Commendation A ware 7.Jinners , Janice 75urcfic t D. A. R. Citizenship Award Honor Student Regents Scholarship Alternate Regents Scholarship Alternate Lin (fa JJa finer (S epfien ( ipper y Honor Student Raijmoncf Jf. jrocZ Ray AMBITION - to join the Armed Forces A. Aancfa Z Aent ey Randi AMBITION - to study archeology and languages Janice TIC. TU ur die7 Jan AMBITION - to become a secretary Absence makes the heart grow fonder. ” ( )il iam . 7) urns Bill AMBITION - to make the grade We have met the enemy and they are ours. Peggy- AMBITION - Happiness Put a little sunshine in your life and keep smiling. an 7. C)an r AMBITION - to become a naval officer All arguments have two sides, some have no ends. ” Stephen B. Steve” AMBITION - to succeed Fun is like life insurance; the older you get, the more it costs. Gipperfp Denise TIC. ('oup i rp AMBITION - to achieve complete happiness When a man forgets himself, he usually does something that everyone else remembers. Ilice A. Oayle AMBITION - housewife People who live in glass houses should dress in the cellar. Daoid A. De He lice Dave AMBITION - to lead a good life Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. c Stephen A. Demid Steve AMBITION - to lead a successful life Et tu Brute? u on n e (JIC. Oiam on cf Pee-Wee 1 feat fie r 7). Donovan AMBITION - fulfillment Many break before they bend. AMBITION - to become a secretary Life is worth living if you’re living with it I fto Sent DIf. f sf Bob AMBITION - to play professional football There is only one fish in the sea -• me. r Go 2 n C. Giumarra AMBITION - to be President Rugged individualism is the backbone of the Republic. ” Peter 7.J. Gun eft Pete AMBITION - to join the Marine Corps Donna G. J ficJzs AMBITION - to fulfill suppressed desires Life is a loom, weaving illusion. fancy J. fffor ton AMBITION - to make others happy Time wasted is existence; used is life. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ftona cf f . Jfunt Ron AMBITION - to join the Marine Corps A poet is one who flings a handful of words against time, and wins. To err is human, to forgive is divine. AMBITION - to go to college People who jump to conclusions often frighten the best ones away. 'jferro cf Jtoemer ’Jerry AMBITION - to enter service AMBITION - to enter the field of conservation You are only young once, but if you live right, once is enough. Jary J3. LacJtey Do unto others as you would have others do unto you, but do it first. People who jump to conclusions often frighten the best ones away. TICe incia c5. AC an cn zs er Mindy AMBITION - to succeed in business and in happiness Nothing is waste that makes a memory. Anne AC. Aitt efieIcf AMBITION - to succeed in life One good turn deserves another. c Maralyn A. TTCicAae s Sally AMBITION - to enter the field of nursing Daniel J. JKc axon AMBITION - to become a physical education teacher Just when you think tomorrow will never come, it's yesterday. Danny JKc axon The only way to have a friend is to be one. Jit ary j?ane Titiller Max AMBITION - to have as my official residence - 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Something of a person's character may be discovered by observing how she smiles. TCenneih Jl. Olson Bob” AMBITION - to join the service Sinda JZ Oalmer AMBITION - to achieve every goal I pursue I will utter what I believe today, if it should contradict all 1 said yesterday. Oona cf 7). Don AMBITION - to go to college In the pursuit of happiness the difficulty lies in knowing when you have caught up. ” Kat( iSun AMBITION - to join the Armed Forces Behavior is a mirror in which everyone shows his image. cSusan I(3.’ Schnoop AMBITION - to be a hair stylist An open foe may prove a curse, but a pretended friend is worse. ” AMBITION - to become a state policeman Never bite the foot that stomps your grapes. toy R. c 5 o we AMBITION - to join the Navy People are always judged by the company they keep away from. ” 7. )anc a 3. c5 wee I AMBITION - to succeed in life A frustrating thing is that the key to success doesn't always fit your ignition. ()hrtsttan G. Oice Chris’ AMBITION - to enter the field of restaurant management Live free as the wind and go where it blows you. Robert A. Bob AMBITION - dairy farming The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Arthur J. l.teeden Art AMBITION - to join the Army TJs iAim ni That wild hook! What are they looking at? On the floor again? Jump, Mr. Wirkki, Jump! Why doesn’t it come down? S-T-R-E-T-C-H, Mr. Sargood! ItT-7— H- IH tv ,;ab u tl fj 7J 1| 7f|U v r F-tjxy i!tn •JLff -±i- H- rr , , TuT-p-TU ' + I -|_tI (Senior Activities -TtXI rI-LH PrJh 4H- Hi H '-Lb-flXl 1-+X +, p irkin' ±747X -1 3tI-Tt n- LiF' - xrFvL H V FT! I 4r if e 75o J r ncess ANNE LITTLEFIELD J rin ce ROBERT WEBSTER ( Jour S. FREEMAN B. HUBBARD E. ELAINE L. FOGG (Jou (’an7 7aJ?e 7 7. J A Tjou At first the Sycamores seem mad, but it is not long before we realized that if they are mad, the rest of the world is madder. In contrast to these delight - jul people are the unhappy Kirbys. The plot shows how Tony, attractive young son of the Kirbys, falls in love with Alice Sycamore and brings his parents to dine at the Sycamore home on the wrong evening. The shock sustained by the Kirbys, who are invited to eat cheap food, shows Alice that marriage with Tony is out of the question. The Sycamores, however, though sympathetic to Alice, find it hard to realize her point of view. Meantime Tony, who knows the Sycamores are right and his own people wrong, will not give her up, and in the end Mr. Kirby is converted by the happy madness of the Sycamores, partic- ularly since he happens in during a visit by an ex-Grand Duchess earning her living as a waitress. No mention has as yet been made of the strange activities of certain members of the household engaged in the manufacture of fireworks; nor of the printing press set up in the parlor; nor of Rheba the maid and her friend Donald; nor of Grandpa's interview with the tax collector when he tells him he doesn't believe in the income tax. Penelope Sycamore - Nancy Horton Paul Sycamore - Chris Tice Mrs. Kirby - Janice Burdick Mr. Kirby - Gary Lackey Tony - Clarence Smith Alice - Joyce Crandall Essie - Denise Country Ed - Steve Cipperly Donald - Steve Demick Rheba - Mary Jane Miller Henderson - Bill Carr Martin Vanderhof - Bill Bums Boris Kolenkov - David DeFelice Mr. DePinna - Eric Jansen Gay Wellington - Donna Hicks Olga - Randi Bentley Three men - Bob Fish, John Guimarra, Alan Jones Seniors Left to right, ROW 1: P. Carr; M. Manchester; R. Bentley; N. Horton; D. Hicks; A. Little- field; L. Palmer. ROW 2: D. Coughtry; Y. Diamond; A. Dagle; J. Crandall; S. Michaels; W. Sweet. ROW 3: H. Donovan; M. Miller; J. Burdick; S. Schnoop. Officers President...............RANDI BENTLEY Vice-President---NANCY HORTON Treasurer- -MELINDA MANCHESTER Secretary WANDA SWEET Seniors Left to right, ROW 1: W. Carr; L. Mason; W. Burns; J. Crandall; S. Cipperly; R. Fish; C. Smith; R. Stowell; D. DeFelice. ROW 2: R. Hunt; A. Weeden; J. Giumarra; W. Adams; E. Jansen; S. Demick; C. Tice; G. Lackey. ROW 3: A. Jones; D. Lever; R. Olson; D. Maxon; D. Rathbun; M. Rathbun. ROW 4: P. Gundrum; R. Brock; R. Webster; J. Koerner. amors Officers Secretary..........J. DEMICK Vice-President-----R. PROTUS President----------W. GREENE Treasurer---K. SCHERMERHORN Left to right, ROW Is B. Goodermote; D. Baudy; D. Crandall; Y. Halleck; Y. Snyder; D. Coulter; C. Strait; S. Stephens; J. Romano. ROW 2: D. Crandall; L. Alderman; L. Vos- burgh; S. Bly; L. Bink; G. Romano; B. Schlesinger; L. Wilson. ROW 3; D. Minkler; L. LaVoie; A. Jones; C. Brown; L. Adams; S. Wagar; C. Sicley; M. Siek. ROW 4: B. Horton; N. Hewitt; C. Perkins; S. Palmer; N. Schaefer; E. Burns. juniors D. GUTERMUTH; R. GOSSOO Acfuisors Left to right, ROW 1: R. Phillips; J. Mitchell; J. Baudy; J. Tilly; R. Vincent; W. Greene; J. Kelly; R. Protus; K. Gardner. ROW 2; K. Schermerhorn; L. Cummings; W. Roberts; M. Coughtry; L. Reichelt; G. Hoffman; K. Watrous. ROW 3: F. Haley; D. Roach; C. Metzger; D. Williamson. ROW 4: R. Sagendorf; D. Hodges; D. Mockler; T. Rathbun. ROW 5: B. O'Donovan; R. Strasswimmer; L. Mason. c S op 20 m o res Left to right, ROW 1: D. Laraby; L. Sweener; J. Smith; L. Jones; A. Manchester; L. Roberts; P. Feathers; S. Ellis. ROW 2: E. Geerholt; N. Esposito; J. Neelis; A. Main; K. Alderman; E. Crandall; C. Frank; S. Gundrum; G. Foster; S. Murray. ROW 3: M. Babcock; P. Poehl- man; L. Hing; M. Slattery; D. Brown; B. Staples; J. Turner; L. Schinzel; L. Garippa. ROW 4: B. Bowman; D. Miller; V. Joebchen; B. Tanner. Officers Vice-President.....R. VINCENT Treasurer...........J. SMITH Secretary..........L. GARIPPA President G. FOSTER cjnnnnmnrex Left to right, ROW 1: J. Gundrum; W. Miller; R. Demick; L. Alderman; W. Baker; R. An- derson; M. Riccardi; B. Clyde; D. O’Dell. ROW 2: C. Amidon; A. Sicley; J. Phillips; J. Goyer; R. Walsh; J. Kanopka; M. Moon. ROW 3: G. Burdick; L. Denue; B. Dean; K. Klein; J. Giumarra; R. Vincent; S. O'Dell. ROW 4: S. Bink; R. Beaudry; W. Garrison; W. Phil- lips; G. Maxon; B. Dunlap; N. Haley; J. King. ROW 5: P. Hill; J. Hing; O. Gradnjean; R. Fowler; D. Bonesteel. Jresfunen Left to right, ROW 1: S. Craib; K. Manchester; B. Demick; C. Boomhower; L. Laraby; C. Roberts; C. Maycock; F. Evens; D. Donahue. ROW 2; J. Weber; J. Hubbard; A. Adams; P. Hoffman; K. Wager; J. Eldred; C. Crandall; S. DeShane; S. Jones. ROW 3; M. Cum- mings; B. Schultz; P. Siek; C. MacVeigh; D. Miller; C. Kehn; G. Jones; J. Neaton; L. Fowler; S. Osterhout. ROW 4: J. Ruebel; L. Shorter; N. Snyder; J. Plouffe; K. Crandall; L. Farquaharson; J. Wagar; B. Schultz; J. Ruebel. Off veers Secretary----- Vice-President President----- Treasurer----- - H. ZWACK - -K. JANSEN - R. MAX ON M. STEPHENS freshmen Left to right, ROW 1; R. Kelley; B. Elwell; T. Jones; H. Wager; M. Jones; E. Demick; D. Tuttle; J. Vars; D. Burdick. ROW 2; R. Maxon; L. Palmer; D. Goodermote; D. Peterson; H. Zwack; J. Justen; D. Goodermote; E. Green; S. Geerholt. ROW 3; S. Manchester; R. Speanburgh; J. Close; H. Teal; M. Stephens; M. Maxon; T. Lamphere; D. Crandall. ROW 4u K. Jansen; P. Jones; M. Graham; D. Goodermote; R. Denue. ROW 5: G. Geerholt; W. Kanopka; R. Goyer; R. Griswold; J. Semrad; V. LaVoie; R. Yerden; G. Hewitt. Advisors R. MAX SON; O. W1RKKI; A. WEINBERG Left to right, ROW 1: A. LaVoie; S. Wagar; B. Manchester; M. Beaudry; S. Decker; P. Yerton; D. Corbin; D. O'Dell; L. Jansen. ROW 2; D. Coulter; G. Alderman; B. Peterson; J. Tilly; S. Anderson; D. Jones; J. Walther; S. Carr. ROW 3: C. Osgood; K. Fife; L. Moon; C. LaMere; K. Kelley; D. Garrison; B. Brown. ROW 4: B. LeMere; R. Goyer; K. Metzger; D. Sagendorf; C. Burdick; J. Teal; P. Minkler; S. Riccardi. ROW 5: D. Moon; C. Hewitt; R. Hanlon; J. Cornwall; L. Garippa; A. Farqueharson; J. Matthews. 5.racfe Left to tight, ROW 1; K. Goodennote; B. Bentley; T. Vincent; T. LeMere; F. Zwack; A. Alderman; D. Berry; J. Farnik; C. Murray. ROW 2; M. Eckhardt; D. Jones; D. Hoffman; B. Garrison; R. Thomas; H. Teal; D. Goodermote; K. Westfall; R. Carr. ROW 3; S. Milem; H. Cummings; P. Sykes; K. Bink; M. Vickery; P. Crandall; L. Groux; D. Goodermote. ROW 4: F. Schaefer; K. Sbrega; J. Roach; M. Smith; A. Bentley; H. Osgood; T. Church; G. Hoffman. ROW 5: R. Vosburgh; R. Fowler; W. Rathbun; D. Burdick; E. Plouffe. Aouisors G. GARNER; D. FRENCH; R. ELLIS euen t i (Jracfe Left to right, ROW 1: N. Jones; P. Nichols; A. McCumber; V. Hartnett; E. Denue; D. Sweet; P. Donahue; A. LaMere; E. Hartnagle. ROW 2; S. Gundrum; K. Shorter; P. Perkins; W. Gifford; R. Clyde; C. Jones; D. Minkler; L. Goodermote; J. Goodermote; L. Hewitt; M. Goodermote. ROW 3: M. Osgood; S. Plouffe; K. Schermerhorn; A. Crandall; J. Roberge; D. Tuttle; M. Burdick; W. Poehlman; S. Snyder; M. Rose; S. McGovern. ROW 4: R. Goetz; L. Cummings; R. Laraby; D. Sagendorf; L. Thomas; D. Clyde; P. Baker; D. Hicks; J. Jensen. ROW 5; J. Farrar; L. Thurber; R. Wilcox; J. Hoag; D. Fredericks; J. Stevens. Seuen A Jracfe Left to right, ROW 1: R. Mittnight; J. Halleck; W. Anderson; N. Grandjean; R. Getner; T. Goodermote; J. Manchester; G. Demick; T. Geerholt. ROW 2; T. Cornell; W. Bink; R. Goyer; D. Crandall; R. Alderman; J. Hoffman; J. Roberts; R. Bly; W. Goodermote; J. Schnoop; K. Vanderhoef. ROW 3: S. Kimball; M. Watrous; J. Poole; K. Jones; J. Forrer; D. Schnoop; A. Webster; N. Donovan; D. Shaefer. ROW 4: J. Yerdon; J. Horacek; R. Teal; T. Jansen; P. Sweeney; B. Goyer; C. Giumarra; R. Schnoop; L. Jensen; J. MacVeigh. ROW 5; J. Slick; W. Cornell; D. Hill; R. Rathbun; C. Hakes; R. Hasbrouck; W. Boomhower; G. Lombard; C. Clyde; N. Gardner. 1. PURDY; D. DAVIDOFF; J. SLATTERY Slcfoisors Qjfnjracfecf (J ass left to right, ROW 1: P. Young; E. Crandall; J. Bentley; K. Maynard; J. Yerden. ROW 2: S. Martin; D. Rose; A. Schuhart; F. Miller; J. Bass. Jeac ier K. FOX Student Go unci Left to right, ROW 1: N. Horton; J. Burdick; W. Greene; R. Webster; E. Geerholt; B. Tanner. ROW 2: Mr. Urbano; F. Zwack; R. Bentley; K. Wager; D. Brown; C. Sicley; S. Manchester. Officers President...........R. WEBSTER Vice-President------W. GREENE Secretary-----------J. BURDICK Treasurer E. GEERHOLT cS emor Jfc on or Socie y ROW 1: N. Horton; R. Bentley; M. Manchester. ROW 2: A. Jones;.R. Protus; S. Stephens. D. Berry; P. Feathers; S. Riccardi; H. Zwack; J. Cornwall; C. Hewitt Uc aconican Left to tight. SEATED: D. Coughtry; N. Horton; J. Burdick; W. Sweet; A. Webster; M. Manchester; D. Baudy; L. Palmer. STANDING: S. Demick; S. Craib; M. Miller; E. Jansen; R. Bentley; E. Geerholt; L. Cummings; W. Poehlman. Go £ cfitors L. PALMER; W. SWEET Left to right, ROW 1: H. Teal; Mr. Purdy; E. Plouffe. ROW 2; L. Cummings; F. Zwack; J. MacVeigh;T. Cornell; C. Giumarra. President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Advisor-------- J. MacVeigh- absent - -T. Cornell L. Cummings C. Giumarra - - Mr. Purdy J) an cf (Jfficers President------ Vice-President Treasurer------ Secretary------ Librarians — - Suzi Stephens- absent Ken Schermerhorn ■ - Steve Cipperly - - - Linda Palmer - Christine Hewitt Robin Hanlon ()fio rus (Seniors Q Ocie I Ai' y Lin Hvo'A ft? ft 4 VS . 4 yy 5 y eiLLC. fcr f ? tV ,«ftp V 0 s� 0. A c y i, _ Ob« AV v s e- f t A G. ■L At i etics 33.71.71. Left to tight, ROW 1: L. Maxon; S. Demick; R. Vincent; A. Jones; R. Anderson. ROW 2; R. Fish; R. Stowell; D. DeFelice; G. Lackey. 7. )in er 6 7 UoffeySaff Left to right, ROW 1: Coach Muller; J. Siek; R. Sagendorf; H. LaVoie. ROW 2: J. Giumar- ra; W. Burns; E. Jansen; J. Kelly; G, Lackey. For the second con- secutive year Berlin proved to be the class of the Columbia County Volleyball League. Left to right, ROW 1: K. Gille; L. Reichelt; G. Manchester; F. Haley. ROW 2: D. Lever; Coach Bohlman; W. Baker. 7tarsi tu Jtaseba I Left to right, ROW 1: Mgr. - J. MacVeigh; R. Anderson; R. Fish; L. Maxon; D. Harris; H. LaVoie; R. Vincent; C. Tice; Mgr. - J. Justen. ROW 2; Mgr. - R. Goyer; R. Jansen; R. Stowell; R. Sagendorf; P. Beaudry; A. Jones; Coach Muller. With an exceptional pitcher and good team spirit, the Berlin Mountaineers ended the season with a rec- ord of 10 wins and 7 losses. For the second year, Berlin went to the sectionals. Berlin defeated Mid- dleburg by a score of 13 to 8 in .the quarter-finals. In the semi-finals, Berlin faced Milne and was de- feated by a score of 6 to 2. Berlin was tied for the League Championship and played Roe Jan at Hudson Valley. In a hard fought game, Berlin was defeated 8 to 7 in extra innings. I wish Coach would let me use a ball for once. .7 unior 7) arsitu Jiaseba f Left to right, ROW 1: J. Goyer; J. Kelly; R. Protus; G. Maxon; D. Mockler; C. Dreis; K. Klein; S. O'Dell; R. Walsh; M. Moon. ROW 2; Mgr. - P. Crandall; R. Dean; J. Hing; W. Roberts; L. Simmons; D. Gossoo; R. Sagendorf; K. Gardner; A. Sicley; L. Alderman; Coach Chambrone; Mgr. - P. Sykes. 1967 Soccer Berlin------------------------3 Berlin------------------------2 Berlin------------------------2 Berlin------------------------2 Berlin------------------------1 Berlin------------------------3 Berlin------------------------3 Berlin- - -- -- -- -- - 4 Berlin------------------------1 Berlin------------------------0 Berlin------------------------2 Berlin-------------------- 2 Averill Park--------------1 Albany Academy------------2 New Lebanon---------------1 Ichabod Crane-------------1 Hoosic Valley-------------3 Hudson--------------------1 Averill Park--------- — 1 Albany Academy------------2 New Lebanon---------------0 Iqhabod Crane-------------2 Hudson--------------------1 Hoosic Valley-------------0 Sectional Jlayoffs Berlin Coxsackie Athens - - 1 Berlin Greenville • - - 0 Berlin Mayfield - - - 1 7 )arsity cJo ccer Left to right, KNEELING: P. Sykes; R. Goyer; Coach Muller. STANDING: D. Mockler; R. Stowell; G. Lackey; C. Tice; A. Jones; W. Roberts; D. Lever; S. Cipperly; R. Maxon; D. Protus; B. Fish; L. Maxon; B. Burns; K. Gardner; S. Demick; D. Vincent; B. Carr. On 3 ie J oacf 7o Uictory! When do we start? Where'd everybody go, Coach? The winning goal! Two, Four, Six, Eight, who do we appreciate? Time for a break! The winning pair???!!! 7) er in s 7irst TJic ory 7) an au e i Formal presentation of trophies V. I. P. 's Chow for the champs! Too much celebrating? Proud coach and his trophies Junior Varsity c5occer Left to right, ROW 1; J. Schnoop; K. Klein; D, Goodermote; J. Close; H. Zwack; W. Baker; J. Justen; L. Alderman; D. O'Dell; M. Jones; B. Goyer. ROW 2; H. Teal; R. Walsh; G. Maxon; S. Manchester; M. Stephens; J. Goyer; M. Riccardi; J. Phillips; T. Lamphere; R. Anderson. ROW 3: K. Jansen; A. Sicley; B. Dunlop; B. Goyer; B. Dean; J. Guimarra; M. Maxon; Coach Purdy. CO-CAPTAINS; R. Walsh; G. Maxon. J)asJ?etf)a Jfij i iy its VARSITY Berlin 61 Hoosick Falls 67 Berlin - - - - - - 43 Hoosick Falls 67 Berlin 51 Tamarac - - - 68 Berlin 62 St. Mary's 54 Berlin 62 Roe Jan 60 Berlin 69 Germantown 66 Berlin 46 Ockawamick 99 Berlin 63 Keveny 94 Berlin 43 New Lebanon 72 Berlin 55 McCann . 54 Berlin 58 Tamarac ■ - - 69 Berlin 54 Roe Jan ■ 62 Berlin 56 St. Mary's 57 Berlin 70 Keveny 80 Berlin 63 Germantown 79 Berlin - - - 59 Ockawamick 100 Berlin 79 McCann 66 Berlin - - - -67 New Lebanon - - • 60 The varsity ended the year with a 6 and 12 season. Although they didn't have a winning record, they did have good spirit and showed it in all their games. The starting team for the varsity squad included four seniors: Roy Stowell, Loyal Maxon, Steve Demick, and David DeFelice. Coach Muller looks ahead to a gpod season next year with a nucleus of returning juniors including Larry Mason, Ken Gardner, Doug Mockler, Bob Strasswimmer, and Dick Vincent. In League play we ended up in third place. Starting off rather well in the league we had high hopes, but as the year progressed and our competition became rougher, Berlin ended up tied for third place. Battling for third place against New Lebanon. Berlin won its last game of the year, making the season not a complete loss. JUNIOR VARSITY Berlin's junior varsity ended the year with a 7 and 11 season. The boys fought hard and were determined to win, but were overwhelmed by some of their opponents. One outstanding player on the J. V. team was Randy Maxon. Randy was the leading scorer with 317 points for the season: Other vital members of the team were Gary Maxon, Bill Phillips, Ron Walsh, and Bob Griswold. The J. V.'s were coached by Mr. Purdy, a new teacher at the school, who put a lot of effort into building a J. V. team. We hope that Mr. Purdy will be back next year, and we look forward to a better season. Asst. -Captain L. JONES C. STRAIT D. COULTER Captain Co-captains S. STEPHENS S. DEMICK; R. STOWELL G. FOSTER K. MANCHESTER Advisor MISS DAVIDOFF 7Jar si i y J)as ?etf)ci Left to right, ROW 1: S. Demick; Coach Muller; R. Stowe 11. ROW 2: K. Gardner; L. Maxon; L. Mason; C. Tice; R. Fish. ROW 3: D. Protus; D. Mockler; R. Strasswimmer; D. DeFelice; R. Vincent. W. ADAMS e.7unior Tt arsit(j )asAe tba Left to right, ROW 1: D. Goodermote; R. Anderson; R. Maxon; S. Manchester; G. Maxon; K. Jansen; D. O'Dell; M. Maxon. ROW 2: W. Phillips; B. Goyer; R. Griswold; L. Palmer; R. Walsh; J. Phillips; J. Hing; Coach Purdy. J. Weber; S. Murray; Asst. -Captain: B. Demick CAPTAIN CAPTAIN T. Lamphere; L. Garippa; E. Bums 7$asJ?etba Left to right, ROW 1: D. Donahue; P. Hoffman; S. Osterhout; L. Palmer; D. Baudy; C. Brown; A. Adams. ROW 2: N. Horton; A. Littlefield; L. Adams; B. Demick. ROW 3: C. Kehn; N. Snyder; D. Miller; D. Miller; J. Burdick. What a funny looking ball, no wonder Now, this is a ball! it won't go into the basket? 9.71.71. Off, veers Left to right: Vice-President - C. Brown; Sec- retary - J. Burdick; President - A. Littlefield Jfoehey m This year, after several years of non-participation in girls' hockey, a Berlin team was formed. The team participated in the annual Hockey Play Day. The teams we competed against were: German- town, Ichabod Crane, Hudson, and Chatham. Other regular games were played against Hoosick Falls, New Lebanon, and Ichabod Crane. TJoffe ijbal Volleyball was also played on an interscholastic basis. Our team played New Lebanon. Ichabod Crane, and Chatham. KEY TO BABY PICTURES 1. Joyce Crandall 9. Janice Burdick 2. Loyal Maxon 10. Bill Burns 3. Heather Donovan 11. Melinda Manchester 4. Peggy Carr 12. Wanda Sweet 5. Anne Littlefield 13. Sally Michaels 6. Alan Jones 14. Randi Bentley 7. Yvonne Diamond 15. Eric Jansen 8. Nancy Horton 16. 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