Berlin Central School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Berlin, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1987 volume:

Berlin Central School The 1987 Mountaineer Is Dedicated To: t A friend is someone who cares at all times good and bad: someone who has the patience to listen to you and your problems. A friend is someone who likes you for who you are. Stacy Wager Always a shoulder, always a hand, always trying to understand; always a smile, always a tear, lets us know it will always be there; always there to help each other out, and promises we will never shout show how much we really care and that our friendship is very dear. Roxanne Carelli DlNKfi ACKSH Friendship to me means being able to share things, being able to be together in good times and bad. Friendship is always being together. Tammy Phillips Realize how special friendship really is! Without friendship, there is no comfort, love or caring at the times we really need it. Always be thankful for your friends and let them know you care because without them you would be nothing. Pauline Myers Good Friends Friendship is being able to tell someone pri- vate things without them being repeated. Being a friend is being there when you are needed most even if there is something you would rath- er be doing. Deneen Gardner Friendship means being there and trying to understand and help. Friendship means every- thing in life. Katie dodges Friendship means being there even when what you're doing isn't so stylish. Robin Favour We Salute You . . . These teachers are honorary seniors because they've been in school for so long; it seems as though they should have graduated long ago. We, the graduating class of 1987, commend them for their years of out- standing patience and willingness to put up with so many classes for so many years. They have given sub- stantially, through much time and effort, to many stu- dents' educations. We thank them from the bottom of our hearts. The Senior Citizens Of 1987 After a suspense-filled vote, the verdict was giv- en . . and WE WON! Stu- dents and staff rejoiced. The new school will bring many promises for the future graduating class- es. This school has been cramping our style for years and now, finally the moment we've been wait- ing for . . . the go ahead for a new school! Rejoice! A New High School Is Underway nd So Began A Mew Year At Berlin High .... Hey; What's Up? We Were Up For The 1986 Junior Senior Prom King ..........Rob Trask Queen.. Tracy Qutermuth Prince Todd Qilbert Princess . Roxanne Carelli Courts: Kim Cllts David Bui son Kelly Yerg John Marra Jackie Mkheals Kimmo fuller Sometimes We re Up To Academic Excellence 1985 honor Society 1st row: A. Michaels. A. Poulin. L. Sey- mour. J. Tanner. C. Craib. P. Wheeler. M. Brock. 2nd row: K. Ellis. D. Bulson. L. Cummings. L. Flint. C. Kellar, A. Oswald. 3rd row: S. Michaels. E Klein. R. Trask. M. Bentley. K. Fuller. honor Society Inductees A. Michaels. A. Poulin, L. Seymour, M. Brock, D. Smith, P. Wheeler. 10th Grade 85 Club 1st row: M. Desormeaux, S. Fuller, T. Rhindress, N. Gutermuth, G. Dunn, C. Yerg. 2nd row: C. Wagar, M. Ellis, B. Gillies, A. Donahue, L. Crandall. 9th Grade 85 Club 1st row: T. Flint, J. Barrett, C. MacMillien, T. Terpening, M. Guntner. 2nd row. K. Brown, R. Shaw, C. Gerstel, C. Schichtl, I. Gillies. Sometimes We re Up for A Good Time . . . Having Fun And Creating Memories With Our Friends At B.C.S My greatest fear is that I will be out in the world and they'll tell me that my diploma is void: I didn't really graduate! I will be dragged back to B.C.S. in chains. As I watch them tear my di- ploma into shreds; they'll say: YOU MUST START ALL OVER AGAIN!! D.G. My greatest fear is not being able to find a job after graduation, and I most look forward to get- ting married. S. to'. My greatest fear is that things will never be the same again. I'm afraid that the things that are so important now will not matter then, and that friends we love will be far away. R.C. My greatest fear about my future after high school is that I'm not going to know what I want to do. and I will end up doing nothing for the rest of my life except partying and just hanging around. S.M. My greatest fear after high school is that I will be captured in an airport by moslcm terrorists and spend the next twenty years being a slave goat herder. What I look forward to the most is finding out there is life after B.C.S. D.h. My greatest fear about my future is that I'll TAIL and be back again next year! n.L. I look forward to living a full, fun life with a good education; but I most fear not being able to stick to my goals. I'm afraid that I II fail in what I want to do and I II stop try- ing and do nothing for the rest of my life. ft.M. SENIORS Jeff Beaudry Motorcycle riding college (law enforcement). Ronnie Berry Berry Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Look out dude ' Ed Women Army Fort Knox. Heather Atwater Heath Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4 Cheerleading 1, 2 Volleyball 1. 2 Prom. comm. 3 class sec. 3, 4 ski club 2, 3, 4 I'd say; hey When people can't hear me skiing and having fun go to college and get rich. Micheal Begin College of St. Rose Yearbook art- ist for inside cover Peter Beaudry Slim Oh yeh Party, Fast women, and fast cars. Bernadette Braccia Soccer 1, 2 Cheerleading 1, 2 Ju- nior Chorus 1 Prom comm. 3 Se- nior Chorus 4 Senior Steering Comm. 4 Senior Court 4 Gym- nastics. Ballet, Karate. Mike Brock Yitt Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4 Vice Presi- dent 1 Athletic Booster Club 2 Treasurer 3 national Honor Soci- ety 3 President 4 Student Council 4 devastating Apathy Hugging Allison college. Army. Stacey Lynn Bull Falco 2 Cheerleading 2 Volleyball 4 Chorus 1, 2,3, 4 Super group 2,3, 4 Musicals 2, 3, 4 Get cereal J.M. and Erika Brock Singing and draw- ing I am hoping to go to college and major in music. « Warren Brenenstuhl Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Get a real lifel Army national Guard. Military intelligence. Rebecca Cameron Feeper and Becca Votec - Cosmetology being called Becky, and people playing with their gum hobbies include doing hair, horses, and John You've got to believe in yourself or no one will believe in you Imagination is like a bird on the wing flying; free for your use. I love you John. Susan Brock Suzy Q Softball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2 Bas- ketball 1, 2 I might work in a hos- pital. or I might go to college. Jennifer Bulson Blue jeans, pizza, champagne, Larry Bird as B.M. in the Boston Gardenll Mandy: b'yeah buck! Boston Celtics are the best! Bill Walton is 1!! Thanks Mom, Dad. Dave, and Sarah Kathy H.: Thanks for everything, you're a great friend. 19 Melissa Ann earner Beetle Scorckeeper-girls J.V. softball GAA 3. 4 Student Council 3 Year- book 4 Senior court 4 Chairwom- an of bookstore Julie Jeff, races, soap operas Jeff: I hope that what we share together will last a life time and grow even stronger. I love you! SB and TP thanks for being a great friend and sister. SB keep in touch. I love you both. Chris Demick Huffy’’ Check me out Being stood up Girls and cars electrician Roxanne Carelli Schmuckette St Slash Basketball 2. 3. 4 Varsity Boys Basketball Scorekeeper 1. 2, 3. 4 Soccer 3 Softball 3. 4 Prom com- mittee. Student Council. Yearbook 4. Class Treasurer Class Vice President 3 2 faced people, fake friends To my family: Thanks. I love ya so much! Pop: Sorry about the mileage! Thanks hath; you can go now! AM. MM. and JK: couldn't have done it without ya! TJ BJ: I made it! Miss M: Soft- balls don't taste so bad! Mey KY: _____ umdahl BEE: ILU SPORTS It doesn't really matter, does it? Matt Dodge Dealer'' Soccer 1, 2, 4 Senior Priveleges committee 4 Oh yeah! Philip Oakes, brownnosers Hunting. Liftweights. Chasing nice looking girls. Sex. Drinking. Madonna M.A. Crandall Creature and Frankie Chorus 2. 3, 4 GAA 4 Hey dude. What do you want for a hundred bucks?. I'm tired!. Easy Hon!. Hey Babe! Mrs. J.M., snotty people, so- cial climbers Partying. Eating. So- cial drinking. Sleeping Working, Having parties. I'm becoming a Nun! Virginia M. Denue Georgie'' Chorus 2. 4 GAA, Yearbook staff 4 Hey Hey!. Hey Erankie. What do ya expect for 100 bucks! Easy hon!. You pervert Scummers, snotty people Partying, Having fun John Esposito Espo, Skeeter, Skippy Soccer, Wrestling, Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4 Students against S.A.D.D, Save the Whales hot Rodding Club I d say People who say totally hunt- ing, fishing, sports, hot rodding- helping Marra free captured con- tra-freedom fighters. Dennis Etman D.J. Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4 Soccer 2. 3 Musical 3 Beats me Kim Duval Kimmer Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4. Musical ! Stu- dent Council. Surprise, Surprise! Blue sheets People who talk about other people behind their back! Swimming College labora- tory Technology. Deneen Gardner Chorus 1. 2. 3 Yearbook commit- tee 4 To my fricnds-Luck and love as we go our seperatc ways Lisa- Rcmcmbcr balloons and our favor- ite M. Tim-1 love you. Rcmembcr- lawnchairs in the pond, singing in the pines, piz a. and especially re- member all we vc shared in the past 4 Vi years. Love forever. Your Little Redhead Maria Victoria Esquivel Vicky Bike riding I want to be a dentist Robin Favour Basketball I Volleyball 4 Ski club I Senior chorus 2. 3. 4 Senior play 2 Taconican 3 CjAA Vice president. Yearbook business edi- tor 4 I love you forever Darren Missing good friends and missing out Time to go Boldly sec what no woman has seen before L.S. and D.Cj. wuv you guys! 21 Greg Goodermote Musical, Super Group 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Brown nosers farming Jody Hall Ivanhoe Let s go. go Tremong rots; for- rette 1 race cars; fishing US ARMY basketball 1-4 soccer 1 3 baseball 1 4 Todd Gilbert Toddles Soccer, Wrestling, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 4 Senior court. Se- nior Privileges committee Oh well, you'll get over it Two faced women. Oh my God! Bowling, wa- terskiing. snowmobling RC and KY: Thanks for everything! Katie Hodges Katie, Lips I guess its hot; thats where your wrong B.S going to stateland; cruising around get a job Student council 3 Prom committee 3; Se- nior court 4 basketball 1-4 soccer 2-3 Billie Jo- remember all our small get together's. Stacy- re- member all our talks about the guys! Jeanne Bridgette-stay with it and get the heck out. Vir- ginia-don't forget about me and ST TO THE CLASS Of 87 -Re- member all the fun we had: Good Luck Pamela Goodermote Pam simply marvelous the saying be- cause why swimming horseback riding basic training to become a state trooper volleyball 2 GAA 1 school musical 2 prom commit- tee 3 Student council 4 chorus 1- 4 David Hewitt Dave yeah right people who thing they know it all dirtbike racing; hunt- ing go to college 22 Dean Horton college wrestling 1-4 soccer 2, 3 Brian Jones Shoelace Mey dude your a_____Is out people with big mouths football; base- ball service Mark Hall Darcie LeMere Dare I love you Mike Ya know, what's going on; hi Billie; Knock it off; get serious; have fun; it will work out for the best; I will always love you Mike people talking about some- body behind their back; scum- bags Being with Mike; partying Legal Secretary QAA 1-4 Student Council 2, 3 Senior Steering Com- mittee; Senior Court 4 Nicholas Humphrey Pickle It'll be all right hunting; fishing; golf; drinking Going to South Car- olina for boot camp and AIT. Then it's off to the full time ARMY soc- cer 1-4 basketball 1-4 baseball 1, 2. 4 Nicola Leece nic Tommy Corellis is 1 sports drawing, trouble Industrial Arts Major GAA 1 soccer 1, 2, 4 cheerleading 1 volleyball 1, 2. 4 softball 1, 2, 4 ski club 1 basket- ball 3, 4 23 Ronda Mace Ronnie I love you David People who in- terfere in a couples relationship, and people who lie collecting re- cords, tapes, and bike riding’ Qet married and or go tocollegefortwo or four years for Commercial Arts Kim Lingener Kimmer Chill out man people talking be- hind peoples' backs QAA 1-3 Stu- dent council 2, 3’ Senior court softball 1, 2, 3, 4 basketball 1, 4 soccer 1 Good luck to the class of '88 Thanks to my mom and dad for always being there when I need you. Lots of love, Kim Mi Bozo hi Darcie John Marra Soccer 1-4, wrestling 1-4, baseball 1-4. Mey, that's life! a plan to liber- ate captured contra freedom fighters. Tracy R Mason Big Red volleyball 2, 3 I'll do it later Drill sergeant Hunting, fishing, three wheeling. Italian women Remain in the Army to become an Army Officer Louise McCarty Weezie Basketball scorekeeper 2 Chorus 1,2 Get out of my face When peo- ple call me Louisa dirt track rac- ing Become a cosmetologist Scott Matson Scottie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 no s_ car, shop work for myself 26 Susan E. Messina Sue, Mommy Cheerleading 1 Soccer, softball 4 Blackie, Doobige, Chippy, Danny, and all the rest of the hodgie rid- ers, they'll get over It! Fake blondes, two faced people, danc- ing, drawing, writing poetry, partying April Micheals Jennifer A. Mayer Spike, Mayo hi Butchersl Jungle Jiggs, you're outa control! Look out Sparky, fire! hey grasshopper, you can't wear white anymore-aha! Look! Its Barry Manilow! Hi Mr. C! Thanks for your support. Clara Oakes Clara bell'' Hey dude stuck-up people collect stuffed animals, ride bike getting a Job and getting married Kathy Miller softball 2 Pauline Myers Babes Basketball 1 girls soccer manager 2 Volleyball 4 QAA 1, 2 Junior chours 1 Senior chorus 1, 2 mu- sical 2 prom committee 3 Year- book staff 4 student council 4 se- nior play 4 musical 4 senior court 4 my little creampuff when some- one trys to be something their not socializing I'm going to college to be a legal secretary 27 Amy Marie Osgood Frenchie SADD 3, 4 People who arc stuck on themselves collecting old dolls Mandy Poulin Amanda, Mandy volleyball 1, 4 soccer 3, 4 Senior steering committee, senior court I do. do you? horseback riding, movies. 28 Raymond Neubauer Ray Tammy Phillips Pebbles, hamchop softball 1 4. GAA 1-4, GAA treas. 3. Pres. 4 Student Council 3. 4 S.C. sec. 3 Yearbook Senior Court LM, RC. PG. girls who say their boy- friends gave them a hickcy Steve, thanks for your support and love through our relationship. I will love you always. Steph Riccardi Spiel, Fonse You need a spanking Fake blondes Working for MY State So- cial Services I love you Fozzie and Scottie. XXX Splash your a honey. K.M.. B.D.. and R.C. I'll miss you!! Splash don't give up on Blue v Billie Jo Purdy Sparky, Foopsie, Billie burp Lisa: I am sure that history is going to repreat itself and you will be- come another Lizzy Bordon. Good luck and keep your axe sharp. Jen- nifer: remember the chicken and the cops. Knock it!” Amy Small Stubs singing, sewing, working in a day care center Shawn. I ll always love you. Billy Jo Snyder B.J. Basketball 3 QAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Stu- dent Council 2. 3 Senior Court 4 Senior Steering Committee 4 Whatever?, high. Shut your race Scumbags people who smell Partying!! and Ronnie Darcie - best friends forever. Katie - remember partying together all of the time. Qwenn- Don't forget the night with the bank. Genne - remember all of our talks about our guys. Lisa Seymour Band 1 85 club 1, 2 Answers Please 2. 3 Taconican 1 honor Society 3, 4 Vice president of class 4 Vice president of student coun- cil 4 Yearbook Editor Douglas- Youre stuck with me! RF- the Me- morial hall!? DG- In the pond?!! Kitty litter! RF DG- thanks for steering me in the right'' direc- tion. It's been a h-ll of a lot of fun. Mark Sweet Alark Junior high soccer Let's go kick their heads in! People who dress out of style, and think that their dressing in style rock climbing and repelling Army: Airborne Rangers Akka Smith Kaka Cheerleading 1, 2 Softball 1-3 Musical 1 soccer 2-4 Basketball 2 volleyball 2-4 GAA 2-4 Prom class treasurer 4 student council 4 Excuse me Bleached blondes going to Grand Union Stacey Lynn Stowell Splash, Molly Softball 1, 2. 3, 4 basketball 1. 3, 4 volleyball 2, 3. 4 soccer 4 Ride the MA-G, Are you scared, you II get over it Attend college Blue I love you!. Friends fir Lovers Mat- thew L. Dodge you'll always be my guardian angel (stateland) I love ya!, Stephie Jo, The diary of?, Ste- phie jo and little scottie auntie Sta- cey Lynn loves you!. Buddy, enjoy yourself!. Phil Collins Rules! Mikiko Tsubokawa Miki Try playing the piano going to college Stacy Jo Wagar Jo, Babe Yearbook 4 Hockey games. Races Secretary Shawn: You are the best thing that has ever hap- pened to me, thanks. Thanks for putting up with me through the good and bad, through the thick and thin. I will always love you for it. I can't wait until we are man and wife. I will always love you. Love Stacy. JO Susan Thomas Chuck JV soccer- boys score keeper GAA 2-4 Is it June yet? crocheting and needlepoint going to work Pat Wheeler Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 President 1, 2, 3 Prom 3 Where s the beach Hey man, like ya know Sports College. Eric Vincent Mike Weaver Weaver Treasure Works for me. Pontiacs. Esposito s Lemans cars drinking, smoking going to work. Keith Williams Reefer Wrestling 1-4, Aye, Fare it our school system partying poetry going to college. Bill Wheeler Wild Bill Wrestling 1 I'd say. Bung High performance drivers with low per- formance cars Partying, working on cars Either going into the army or stuying computers in college. Virginia Sagendorf Ginger (Boo-Fou) What a twit! Liars, back slabbers going to a 4 year college Hole'' - I'm running- running from who??'' Best friends always (ABFA); ZZ Top K.H. never forget our talks (ST) John- You mean alot to me. Slime'' never forget ya (Boo-Fuo) SJR- What a smurf? LS- Mr. Shaw s class. Kelly Yerg Schutts Soccer 1-4 Volleyball 1-4, Soft- ball 1, 3. 4 Prom Committee Stu- dent Council Yearbook Senior court Senior Privilege Committee You'll get over it! Guys who don't know what they want Skiing, Sports, guys going to college TG remember the times RC don't turn on the red light RC remember our ups and downs Class of '87 Ride the Hodge! James Willis Jim Arthur Meuse Artie As The Class Of 1987 Makes Its Exit Judy Done Jody Done Joseph Sweener We Bequeath The Mysteries Of Life At B.C.S. To The Juniors And All Future Graduating Classes. I et Us Leave With Pomp And Circumstance As OnePartOfOurLivesIsCompletedAndAnotheM Portraits Of Success . . . Valedictorian Patrick Wheeler Salutatorian April Micheals Hitting The Books 1 believe my future goals are no different than any other se- nior's goals. I hope to stay out of trouble and be successful at whatever I do. My next four years will be spent at college and I hope to be a great en- gineer. I Know I will be successful at whatev- er I decide and I be- lieve every senior has the potential in him or herself to be success- ful also. Sincerely. Patrick Wheeler I look forward to a career in electronics, possibly working with lasers. April Micheals If I Knew Then What I Know Mow . . . A Senior Guide For Underclassmen Courtesy Of The 1987 Class Officers. Concentrate on home- work and studying! If you goof off, before you know it, it will be graduation day and you won't be graduating. Start earning class money in the ninth grade for the prom and senior trip. It will save alot of headaches in the senior year. Don't be afraid to ask for new and different things from the administration. The worst they can say is no. have alot of fun in your senior year. It goes by so fast! Lisa Seymour, Vice president. If you think that you're going to be any good at pong , start practicing early, have fun your se- nior year and realize that it is going to go by very quickly. Heather Atwater, Sec- retary. Work harder and have fun, because you only do it once! Mike Brock, President. I would recommend that you study more; it will pay off in the end. Have a rough idea of your goals in life. If there are classes that you real- ly like, follow through with them. Akka Smith, Treasurer. 33 c 1 a s s 1987 The most likely to succeed: Nike and Lisa The people with the best excuses: Todd and Jennifer The most friendly: Heather and Brian The biggest flirts: Matt and Roxanne The class clowns: Robin and John The most studious: Lisa and Pat The most unique: Amanda and Keith m Superlatives Like Mone Other The most musical: Stacey and Greg The class gossips: Roxanne and Todd The class couple: John and Heather The class psychiatrists: Brian and Stacy The class jock and jockette: Pat and Stacey 35 They Say You Were A Beautiful Baby Parent's Wish For Their Graduating Senior . . . Billie Jo Snyder: We hope all your hopes and dreams will always be fulfilled. Love Mom and Dad Congrats' Class of 87 Pam: Best of luck for a happy and successful life. Keep up the ambition. Love Always, Mom and Dad Kelly: Set your goals high, then aim for them. Any goal is attain- able. There will be many hills and valleys, keep your head high . .... always. Love, Mom and Dad Matt: For our Matt: We are proud of you. Climb your mountain with courage, integrity, and consideration for others. Love ya. Mom. Dad, Brian, Bridgette, Wendy. Marty, and Danny. Stacey Lynn Stowell: ... I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves; be ye, therefore, wise as serpents, and harmless as doves. Matt. 10:16 Love, Mom and Dad Jennifer Anne Mayer: May your artistic talents and unique per- sonality carry you as far in the future as you wish to go, brighten- ing others lives as you have ours in the past. God Bless You. Mom and Dad Mike Weaver: I hope the world is ready for you, only fooling! We are very proud-you've done well. Love ya. Mom and Dad Congrat- ulations Class of 87 Madonna: You haven't disappointed us so far. keep up the good work. Love Mom and Dad Mark: Wishing you God's Blessings and best always. Be sure to follow Him. May all you hope for come to pass! We love you. Dad. Mom, and Donna Pauline (Babes): Remember all the happiness and good times we've shared as a family. We are very proud of you and love you very much. Mom and Dad John Esposito: With pride in all you've been and love for the very special person you'll always be. May you find as much joy in your life as you have given us. Mom and Dad Susan Messina: Susan, remember that God doesn't ask of you more than he knows you are capable of. As you make your way along life's path, listen to the world with your heart. We love you. Mom and Dad Chris: Congratulations. Our love and best wishes are with you always. Mom and Dad Billie Purdy: Congratulations to a great daughter. Keep up the good work. Remember we love you. Mom and Dad Mick: Where ever life takes you, I hope it will be a rewarding experience. You'll always be our most interesting Christmas gift. Love, Mom and Dad Roxanne and P.J.: Congratulations to two very special people in our life. Good luck in whatever you plan to achieve, and remem- ber. where ever you go and what ever you do, we will always be with you. We love you. Dad and Mom Melissa (Beetle): Although you've only been part of our family for a short time we are very proud of you and your accomplish- ments. We will support you in whatever your goals in life may be. Love. Mom and Dad Phillips Tammy: We know as well as others by your thoughtfulness, willingness to help, and your beautiful smile that you will suc- ceed in whatever your future may hold. We love you. Mom and Dad Darcie: Congratulations! We are very proud of you today-as well as always. We wish you great success in all your pursuits through life. Above all-do what makes you happy. Love. Mom and Dad Ginger Sagendorf: The last but by no means the least of my children. Give life your best effort and always be true to yourself. Kathy: The best daughter and friend a mother could have. Don't let the world break your spirit or take away your sense of humor. Happiness and contentment always. Love, Mom Louise: May you have lots of luck, love and success in whatever you do. We love you. Mom, Dad, Cheryl, and Terri Kim Lingener. To our daughter we are all very proud of you. We know that whatever you do it will be done perfectly. We will all be behind you all the way. Good Luck! Love. Mom and Dad Tracy: Life was complete when God gave you to us. Growing up in this world today is hard. but. you made us proud to have a son like you. God bless you always. We love you. Mom and Dad Stacy Wagar: Best of luck to you in the future. May all of your dreams come true. Mom and Terry Warren: Congratulations and best wishes on your graduation. Mom and Dad Kimberly Duval: To our daughter Kimberly who we love and cherish very much. We pray for your continued success and happiness. We are very proud of you. Mom. Dad, and Jason Katie Hodges: I wish for all your dreams to come true, because when you're happy I 'm happy. I'm proud of you and I love you so very much. Love Mom Eric: Congratulations Son! May you find happiness, love, and good fortune in whatever you do. We are very proud of you and will love you always. Mom and Dad ACTIVITIES Aunt Eller . . Curly Laurey Ike Slim ........ Will Fred ........ Jud ......... Ado Annie Gertie ...... Ali Hakim Judge Carnes Cast .......Lisa Weeden Beth Brown Matthew Slaver Kim Ellis Dennis Etman Stephen Michaels William Maynard Gregory Goodermote ......... Erik Klein Jason Rodd Michelle Desormeaux Laurie Cummings Michael Mahoney David Bulson Cast Vivian .............. Jaquline Michaels Ellen ...............nancy Gutermuth Virginia ....................Erika Brock Cord Elam Michael Bentley Jess ................. William rieubauer Ballet Cast Laurey ............................ Cristi Craib Jud ...................................Tom Rhindress Curly..................... William Shier cowboys ........ Dennis Etman, Tom Bull John Messina, Michael Maynard Girls nancy Gutermuth, Melissa neubauer Laura Flint The Senior Chorus st row: P. Myers, N. Mazzeo. C. McMillan, C. Qerstel, L. Wells, M. McCullen, S. Bull, K. Duval, E. Brook, A. Small, G. Denue, R. Favour. 2nd row: . Yerg, C. Maxon, M. Esquivel. K. Moses, K. Shoemaker, J. Willis, B. Shier, C. Sweener, R. French, S. Demick, J. Mahoney. A. Smith, G. iundrum, D. Micheals. 3rd row: T. Bull, M. Guntner, N. Gutermuth, C. Wager, B. Gillies, M. Poulin, M. Weeden, T. Terpening. M. Gerstel. J. ranSluyters, C. Proctor. L. Weeden, A. Osgood, T. Simmons. 4th row: K. Brown. R. Grace. 1st row: A. Small, N. Qutermuth. B. Gillies, T. Bull, B. Shier, J. Mahoney. 2nd row: E. Brock, S. Bull, C. Sweener, K. Moses, K. Shoemaker, R. ffia French. A Super Group . . . The Junior Chorus P. Crandall, A. Palmer, B. Maynard, S. King, K. Osgood. J. Mahoney, T. King, C. Sweener, P. Demick, B. LaVoie, L. Bedford, L. O'flell, K. Maxfield, J. Thierbecker. Behind The Concert Curtains Girls' Athletic Association GAA (Girls Athletic Asso- ciation) is an organization of girls from grades 8 to 12 who, together, raise money to buy equipment for gym classes and team sports. Earlier this year GAA sold School Spirit Jackets'' and raised money to go toward sports equipment. At the end of the year, GAA helps put on the annu- al Sports Banquet for the athletes of Berlin School. 1st row: A. Smith. O. Dunn, R. Favour, B. Snyder, V. Denue, D. LeMere. 2nd row: Mrs. Reeve, J. Mayer. L. Wells. T. Phillips S. Stowell, L. Stevens. Students Against Drunk Driving SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) is an organization which seeks to impress upon teens that drinking and driving is dangerous. This year we sponsored an assembly with Ste- phen Wallace as our guest speaker. SADD dis- tributed key chains at the 1986 Junior-Senior Prom, and held a dance of their own in January 1987 as a fund raiser so that we can send our message a little bit loud- er: When you drink, don't drive! 1st row: J. Stevens. A. Osgood, K. Osgood. L. Bedford, L. O'Neil, R. Jacobs, K. Burdick. 2nd row: D. Michaels. J. Burdick, J. Scutt, M. Burdick. S. Demick, L. Wells, B. Camer, O. Gundrum. Congratulations SeniorsI Phy-Ed Best Of Luck From THE Q.A.A. I Contract For Life . . E 3 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 From S.A.D.D. B and . . . Practice Practice Practice Practice Congratulations Seniors! This Page Is Courtesy Of THE STUDENT COUNCIL Presented By The Student Council President: Michael Brock Secretary: Carrie MacMillian Vice President: Lisa Seymour Treasurer: Monica Guntner Advisor: Mrs. Mounteer 1st row: B. Grace, C. MacMillian, M. Guntner, K. Brown, S. Messi- na, K. Yerg, R. Carelli, V. Sagendorf. 2nd row: P. Goodermote, H. Madden, C. Proctor, B. Purdy, C. Yerg, L. Seymour, M. Brock. 3rd row: D. Driver, M. Desormeaux, E. Michaels, J. Mayer, L. Klein, K. Franze, D. Horton, T. Flint, J. Barrett. The Class Of 1987 Ten Years From Today FA THICK WHEELER marries VICKY ESQUIVEL and becomes a courier for all the BCS burnouts. KATHERINE HODGES finally gets over John and gets married only to find out that John really loves her. ROXANNE CARELLI and KELLY YERG decided that they were so sick of having problems with guys that they joined a convent. WARREN BRENENSTUHL, NARK SWEET, and BRIAN VARS formed their own army and took Russia in one battle. HEATHER ATWATER and JOHN NARRA are still hiding their love behind the curtains on the stage. JEFE BEAUDRY has bumped off Bill Cosby to become the new puddin man. JENNIFER BULSON gets put in jail for murdering J.B. because J.B. kept calling Jen's boyfriend. DENEEN GARDNER and LISA SEYNOUR ended up marrying each other because their boyfriends wouldn't marry them. RONDA NACE ends up living in a greenhouse with David. ROBIN FAVOUR is buried in a rocking chair and she sill doesn't have her engagement ring. KEITH WILLIAMS falls through a time warp and is now the lead guitarist for Led Zepplin. JANES WILLIS still works at the cash register in McDonalds. AFRIL NICHAELS is now a Professor of Sex Ed and still carries a lunchbox. ERIC VINCENT enjoyed the girls gym class so much he had a sex change and became Ericka. LOUISE NcCARTY now owns her own beauty shop and cuts hair for famous dogs. STACEY STOWELL married Danny and raises a family of army brats. STEFHANIE RICCARDI and Baby Scottic get their own apartment and move to Hudson Valley. DARCIE LENERE now owns her own make-up and beauty shop and gives free lessons on how to look like Barbie. NISSY CARNER still sits in the corner quietly thinking of ways to kill Julie. JENNIFER NAYER is now making Mayorwhip at the Berlin cafeteria. BILLIE JO FURDY burned down the Electro-lux warehouse and is now on death row for 3rd degree vacuume slaughter. REBECCA CANERON ran off with John Mace and lived on a motorcycle for the rest of her life. RAYNOND NEUBAUER got to see the new school because he is still trying to pass English. NICHEAL BROCK becomes President of the United States. FAULINE NYERS becomes Tina Turner s look-a-like and gets to appear on Putting on the hits. NICHEAL WEAVER gets a job at the Grand Union and becomes their number one stock boy. WILLI AN WHEELER becomes a salesman for the Encyclopedia Britannica. BERNADETTE BRACCIA becomes a famous dancer and gets on Solid Gold. SUSAN BROCK finally comes out of her shell and becomes the next Joan Rivers. NA DONNA CRANDALL becomes an actress on Dynasty. CHRIS DENICK becomes a Lebanon Valley stock car racer and beats Tremont and Corellis. NATT DODGE and SUE NESSINA are still fighting every other day and making up in-between. JUDI and JODI DONE have their own variety show called The Done Sisters. r .1 . - r«.i.i tjj “i . yyfe Where? Who? What? How? Why? RIM DUVAL is still dingy and she plays Chrissy on Three's Company. JOHH ESEOSITO becomes a general in the army and finally marries Denise. DETiHIS ETMAh becomes a mad scientist for K-Tel Toys. -T TODD GILBERT becomes a gigolo in Beverly Hills. EAM GOODERMOTE goes on the Dating Game and finds her dream guy. DEAR UORTOn owns a red corvette and is the owner ol GE. HICRY HUMEHREY becomes the head leader of the Hells Angels. BRIAR! JOT1ES gets a job at Chucky Cheese, he plays Chucky. HIRRI LECEE becomes a famous artist and own s her own gallery in Paris. A 1 LIHGEHER becomes a fashion designer for Vogue. TRACY MASOH is chewing and drinking beer. MARE HALL becomes a chimney sweeper in Alaska. JODY HALL becomes an oil man for Ackner Fuels. SCOTT MA TSOH is now a psychiatrist and is studying Adolescent Behavior. GREG GOODEREIOTE and STACEY BULL end up on Broadway. DAVID HEWITT has now got over his embarrassment and became a male stripper. VIRGINIA DE.riUE is still trying to figure out where her brother Roger came from. KATHY MILLER is still going up to strangers on the street to ask them for a jump because she left her headlights on. EETER BEAUDRY owns a bar in Tew York City called, Peter's Playhouse. ROHALD BERRY became Mr. Universe. ARTIE MEUSE is selling newspapers on the corner in Los Angeles. AMY OSGOOD becomes a gas attendant in Lebanon. TAMMY 1'HII.LII’S went on to college and returned to teach at BCS when Miss Morris and Mrs. Klein retired. AMAHDA COUl.in becomes the head singer for the Bangles. VIRGiniA SAOEHDORE becomes the new owner of Fredrick's of Holleywood. AMY SMALL gets married and lives happily ever after. AREA SMITH becomes a famous songwriter for the group Heart. BILLIE JO SHYDER bec omes a comedian on the Tonight Show with Billy Crystal. JOE SWEEHER finally gains some weight and joins the Marines. SUE THOMAS went to nursing school for four years and has now replaced Kathy Steele at BCS. MIRIRO TSUBORAWA liked the United States so much she moved here and bacame a famous pianist in Mew York City. STACY WAGAR and Shawn bought a villia in France and became millionaries. Seniors Take Over The School!'' Enforcing “Get Toughl Policy Mrs. Owens (Todd) holds list of students' names with detention today. Mrs. Coughtry (Kathy), Mr. Menke (Pauline), Mr. Schult (Dennis), Miss Noel (Jim), Mr. Cary (Pat), Coach Muller (John), Mr. Francello (Mike), Students (John and Heather). Students and Faculty Meet to Discuss New Poli- cy on Public Dis- plays of Affection (P.D.A.). Students sug- gest construction of a new lounge to help diminish P.D.A. in the hall- ways. Faculty, however, argue that to eliminate P.D.A. at B.C.S. students should be given more homework so that their arms will be too filled with books for P.D.A. to occur. Faculty Seeks to Extend Time for Students Between Classesl If we could lengthen the time between classes to at least six minutes. explained a group of fac- ulty ladles. It would In- sure us adequate time for our donut breaks and reduce the Incidence of necessary Heimlich Maneuver. left: Mrs. Chittenden (Sue). Mrs. Schauder (Melissa and Sta%). Miss Morris (Tammy). Mrs. Hewport (Amy). Mrs. Reeve (Fam). right: Mr. Warner (Den- een). Mrs. Sentz (Jenni- fer). Mrs. Bradley (Lisa). Mr. Shaw (Robin). Coach Blows the Whistle on Run- ning in the hall- waysl Unfortunate- ly, the first people caught were facul- ty. left: Mrs. Bor- den (Sue and Amy), Mr. Cary (Mandy), Mrs. Ha- vana ugh (Jennifer and Stacey), and Mrs. Sentz (Ma- donna). Coach Muller (Stacey). Faculty Fashion Show Top Ten Announced left: Miss Morris (Roxanne), Mr. Goldstein (Kelly), Mrs. Klein (Ginger), Mrs. Mounteer (Ka- tie), Mr. Chapman (Hikki). Actu- ally. Mr. Chapman's award was for a most interesting shirt which tells a series of ten Indi- an folklore stores usina art. right: Miss Noel (Greg), Mr. Shaw (Eric), Mrs. Steel (Tracy), Mr. Seavers (Hick)and Mr. Fran- cello (Bernadette). The Berlin Girls' Soccer Team started out with a good sea- son but after much rough and tumble and many injuries, we were put at a weakening dis- advantage. Despite our declining wins, we still had enough to take us to the section- als. There we had to contend with cold, rainy weather and a very muddy field but we gave it our best! Helly Y. The 1987 Mountaineer asked for a memorable moment; Our soccer team lost against Waterford 6-2. I played goalie and I just couldn't hang onto the ball.'' nick n. SPORTS This year's soccer team was an interesting group. We went out on the field to play and were a threat to any team. There were a few inci- dents that occurred, but overall the team showed good sportsmanship. The first string consist- ed of five seniors, six ju- niors, and two soph- mores. On the front line there was: Todd Gilbert, left wing, John Esposito, inner. Jamie Thomas, center, and Seppo Fuller and Chip Shumway, right wing. The two halfbacks were Patrick Wheeler (team captain) and Mike Wheeler. The three full- backs were Brian and Matt Dodge and John Marra. Kevin Harrison played sweeper and Ja- son Sykes and Dan Fou- gere were in the goal. Two players made the All-Star League. They were John Marra and Ja- mie Thomas. Jamie was one of our leading scor- ers and John played an excellent defense keep- ing the middle plugged. Fat W. 1st row: J. Hall, E. Chittenden, J. Marra. M. Brock, E. Klein, R. Trask, T. Gilbert. 2nd row: B. McVeigh. D. Fougere, K. Fuller, M. Bernard, A. Mall, P. Wheeler. Coach Muller. Boys' Varsity Baseball Girls' Varsity Softball V 1 £ R+ 22 5T£PME JT0WrsJ , N y. 'l T WMtC? ClA OF mn CO RATULATlOMb TACOWIC VALicy GaaaGT bCRuiJ. MY. Girls' Junior Varsity Softball 1st row: C. Schpunt, K. Carclli, A. Palmer. P. Maxon. 2nd row: L. Crandall. R. French. B. Gillies, J. Kelly. Boys' Junior Varsity Baseball Girls' Junior Varsity Soccer 1st row: M. Desourmeaux, M. Guntner, M. McCullen, M., Gerstal, P. Maxon, C. MacMillian, J. Kelly. 2nd row: L. Wells, M. Madden, C. Gerstal. Y. Snyder, K. Brown, G. Gundrum, N. Mazzir, B. Grace, M. Brady, C. Schpunt, Coach Morris. Boys' Junior Varsity Soccer 1st row. T. Psyar, T. Goyer, M. Lindsey, J. Vincent, O. Flint, H. Mason. 2nd row: S. Demick, D. Fulton, R. Shaw, I. Gillies, S. Snyder, C. Atwater, C. Schichtl, T. Bull, D. Michaels, Coach Schmich. C - 6C T U LATloMS TO TH£ ClA S I or rtS7 tlk'R Cfx?am t ruw0 ontVie Corner- 2� 2 ; LgLlM CXM HA£keT Maim sr. 0na J Wfl «12 pq 5£AJPi UJlirH£Z FOR SuCCCti J All fUTuet FHbEA 6Gi 70 1HC cuts Girls' Varsity Soccer BERLIN scrlin beruk BERLIN 1st row:Q. Dunn, H. Atwater. A. Smith, M. Lecce. C. Maxon, S. Messina, K. Hodges, L. Mein. 2nd row: Coach Muller, K. Eranze. E. erg, B Gillies, L. Crandall, S. Stowell, J. Burdick, B. Dodge, J. Brokalis. C. Yerg. Boys' Varsity Soccer 1st row. T. Hodges. S. Fuller. J. Esposito. P. Wheeler. J. Marra, M. Brock, C. Shumway, C. Maxon. 2nd row: Coach Muller, Q. Guimarra, R. Berry, T. Gilbert, J. Burdick, D. Fougere, J. Sykes, B. Stowell, J. Thomas, P. Slaver, M. Wheeler. Varsity: E. Ryan, T. Flint. S. Fuller, D. Mor- ton, J. Esposito, M. Brock P. Wheeler, J. Marra, M. Wheeler. C. Wells. J. Barrett. Captains: John Marra, Seppo Fuller, Pat Wheeler. Coach: Joe Carr. Junior Varsity: D.J. Etman, K. Williams, T. Keller, T. Bull. Junior high: D. Horton, D. Fougere. Up Over The net Score The Girls' Volleyball Team 1st row: L. Weeden. B. Gillies. K. Ycrg, A. Smith. 2nd row: N. Lecce, S. Stowed, M. Esquivel. 3rd row: J. Bro- Kalis, Coach Muller. The Junior Varsity Basketball Line-up 1st row: P. Ficcorella. P. Slaver. 2nd row: J. Mahoney. T. Qoyer, J. Thomas. E. Fulton. M. Thomas, Coach Webster. 3rd row: I. Gillies, A. Sicko, S. Schnyer, M. Lindsey. C. Maxon, G. Dunn, M. Mazzeo, R. Ja- cobs, N. Brady, J. King, Coach Muller. The Junior High Team Top row: M. McClave, K. Fairs, L. Kuchen- baucher, H. Adams. D. Driver, C. Phillips. Second row: V. Rossetti, P. Crandall, B. LaVoie. L. Bedford. M. Bentley, K. Cum- mings. Last row: Coach Reeve, P. Kepple. 65 Throuqh The Hoop! It was an away game at Heatly High and we were looking forward to beating them. The home game had been close but we had won. So we started out very eager and determined to win. We were ahead by five at the end of an exciting first half. When half time was over, we knew that if we could keep our heads in the game we could take these guys with ease. Then came the two final and longest minutes. It was tied up in the fourth quarter when Heatly fouled which gave us the opportunity for two easy points, how, up by two in the final seconds, a Mountaineer fouled one of the Heatly players. It was one and one. He made the first shot but missed the second. With three seconds remain- ing, we ran out the clock to win 69 to 68! Chip Shumway BERLIN ' 45 The game against St. Patrick's was a close one. We won 103 to 93. Buddy Stowell scored in the double figures and Joey Maynard and Ke- vin Harrison were right up there also. It probably was the most ex- citing game of the season. A game to be remembered was the game against Germantown. We played together as a team and took some good shots. We also played well on defense. It was a home game and we won. Hick H. Varsity Basketball 1st row: C. Shumay. R. Jewitt, K. Harrison. R. Wagar, R. Stowell. D. Fougere. 2nd row: J. Burdick, M. Ellis, M. Ligotti, G. Avery, J. Maynard. S. Mat son, PI. Humphrey, Coach Schmich. BERLIN The team had a good season. They improved from a 1986 2-14 record to a 6-9. There was a lot of fun along the way but on the court, they got serious. The varsity team consisted of four seniors and seven juniors. They stuck together and put forth their best efforts. Good luck to the 1988 Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball team ... Go get 'em! Thanks Coach, we love you. On the beam: B. Oillies. B. Dodge, K. Hodges. R. Carelli, C. Maxon, O. Dunn, M. Lecce. On the floor: S. Stowell, J. Broka- lis. Team Coach: Coach Muller. Varsity Basketball The Club It was another successful ski season. A few new members joined the club this year and we quickly converted them into ski bums. Although there was no trip to Killington, the underclass- men are looking forward to going next year . . . Everyone would like to say thank-you to Mr. Goldstein for his time and effort. Without him, this year would not have been nearly as much fun. Don't forget to THINK SNOW! Kelly Yerg I GET HIGH ...ON SKIING lilii It Ii' Off The Ground! I will never forget our first basketball game this year against Darrow. We made complete fools of ourselves when we ran out on the floor and ran back in because no one was sure quite where to go! The problem was that we had never practiced running out before; so when the time came, no one knew who went first. The captains were yelling for Stephanie to run out first but she didn't know where to go, so Cheryl start- ed out. It ended in total em- barassment because we fi- nally ran back into the bleachers trying to hide be- hind each other and every- one in the bleachers clapped! Since that mistake, we have improved greatly. S.0. Varsity Cheerleaders C. Maxon, G. Dunn, K. franze, C. Yerg, V. Esquivel, S. Dombrosky, M. Desor- meaux Bottom S. Messina. Best Wishes From Congratulations Graduates From BRU-SCOT W HOEO POST AND BEAM V ENTURE Beam Structures And Loq Homes Rt 2 74 Call 658 - 3364 Tamarac Plaza Cropseyville The best thing about being a sophomore is that you are no longer looked down upon by the upper classmen. You're getting up there in the ranks with them! You also are given more freedom and treated more like an adult than like a kid. Sometimes you are even asked for your opinion. Another advantage is that you start to have a better relationship with some of the teachers because you have had them for sever- al classes. Paul Slaver The GREATEST thing about being a freshman is that I have three more years to play basketball.. . the WORST thing is being busted on because I play J.V. Jim Mahoney I guess the best things about being in the 8th grade are food fights in the cafete- ria and social studies class. The worst things are science class when we aren't doing astronomy and 8th grade wrestling in gym . . . that's the worst of all! Scott DeGiorgio ninth Grade: Mo matter what happens, your friends are always there for you. But. classes are getting harder and times aren't al- ways so easy. Gretchen Gundrum T)tcu u£ C V7 m o m as a $ .. • The best thing about being in 9th grade is that you are learning alot and the worst thing is that you get no respect. Mark Thomas Being a sophomore is like being a piece of cheese between two pieces of bread, you're right in the middle! But. it is not too bad as long as you act cool and hang loose, oh. and do your homework! Carrie McMillan As our Junior year draws to a close, we realize that next year we will be making alot of major decisions concerning college, oc- cupations and life itself. Tor many of us, the fear and worry has already begun to set in. At this point in time, it become much more meaningful to reflect on earlier years. For instance, remember being in eighth grade? ... As an eighth grader, you respect the Seniors so much and really try to be their pets' ... even though they treat you as if you are their door mat. The realization that they are only a few years older than you makes you wonder what it is that they have? Of course, the complicated answer to this question is found only by following that long, tedious path through high school. The general consensus for the ninth grade memory is that one is lost in the shuffle. It is not until the end of the tenth grade that you actually begin to adjust to high school life. By then, you have probably survived Biology class (although you swear that you'll never eat another egg). In fact, you actually hear yourself conversing with Juniors! This year, as Juniors, the work load has forced us to mature and the pressure is on. Seniors have begun to look upon us as equals... but not quite. The message we get is that next year we will become afflicted with “Senioritis , its major symptom be- ing irresponsibility. We are looking forward to a memorable senior year; the last year to be kids having fun, strengthening our friendships and enjoying B.C.S. Lisa Weeden and Friends D. Adams D. Cameron B. Bowman PHOTO HOT AVAILABLE M. Bernard K. Blanchard D. Bly M. Boomhower M. Boomhower S. Boomhower S. Bruns K. Clyde G. DeShane G. Fields D. Fougere C. Yerg D. Fougere M. Ellis P. Flcolora W. Fowler K. Franzle K. Garzla B. Gilles G. Guimarra M. Gutermuth The Class Of nineteen S. Fuller 5. Dombrosky C. Wager Q. Dunn T. Hodges K. Harrison M. Logotti T. Flint L. Leibfarth S. Fuller T. Mason J. Hall M. Maynard S. Hmielinski D. Michaels R. Jewett Jr. J. Thomas R. Jones C. Wesley M. Wheeler M. Teal R. Wager C. Yerg T. Young Hundred And Eighty-Eight______________k The J. Barrett J. Brock O. MofTman C. McMillian M. Bernard C. Qerstal P. Jansen M. Lindsey P. Maxon S. Moon T. Bernard i J. Burdick J. Mace B. Maynard C. Moses Class M. Burdick M. Jewitt H. Mason M. Meubauer Of nineteen K. Brady M. Button M. Guntmer A. Palmer R. M. Maus B. McMillian C. Proctor Hundred And Eighty nine Class Officers: Jason, Reuben, Kiresten, And Owen PHOTOS nor AVAILABLE Brian Williams Charlie Schictl William Saunders Jason Poulin Cindy McCaully Tom King Jim Muff Bridget! Dodge Dan Bink Chuck Corbin D. Defelice The Class Of Nineteer Hundred And ninety S. Rhenow c. Rokjer r. Shoemaker H. Snyder D. Tefoe Photo riot Available P. Merriles. J. Ring, rv MacDonald. J. MacDonald, R. Simmons, J. Sykes, T. Hall, T. Madden, T. Bull, R. Bruns. J. Moon, E. Poole Ghost Lake Lifting, lifting It rises from the mist A skinny, boney. A ghostly fist. Then comes a wall From the reeds by the lake. The long sad cry A ghost would make. And answering back In the light of the moon Comes the lunatic laugh Of a lunatic loon. Derrick Tefoe B. Stankus J. Thomas L. Stevens M. Thomas B. Scully M. Strawsswimmer M. Vincent S. Ward C. Wells Tom Bull, Sarah Word. Erin Micheals, Absent from picture: Jody Ring The Class Of nineteen rl. Adams L (XU S. Babcock L. Bedford M. Bentley T. Bierwirth B. Blowers Hundred And ninety One B. Palmer R. Terpening J. Wescott A. Phillips J. Thierbecker T. Wescott C. Phillips A. Squires M. Thomas L. Wheeler L R. Pope V. Rossetti C. Stanley J. Stevens J. Toenies L. Tomara B. Wiggins M. Winchell S. VanSluyters Photos not A vail able: D. Bentley. T. Bier- wirth. D. Bulson. K. Burdick, M. Chenette, C. Downes. E. Girard, M. Micks. J. Jones, B. Lohnes, K. Manns, M. McClave. C. Sweener. M. Sweener, K. Sweener, R. Wilcox. C. Lohnes. Grade Seven At Petersburg � 0 i 2. 15 1.0 l n 2Z Ito 13 V io tl 20 z _ key to page 36 1-Tammy. 2-Sue. 3-Jen. 4-Deneen, 5-Melissa. 6-Tracy. 7-David. 8-Ginger, 9-Jody. 10-Katie. 11-Mike. 12-Kim. 13-Darcie. 14-Mark. 15-Rhonda. 16- Stacey. 17-Louise. 18-Jen M. 19-Kim. 20-Kelly. 21-Mandy. 22-Kathy. key to page 3 7 1-Chris, 2-Mikc W. 3-Billie Jo. 4-Robin. 5-Amy O. 6-Pauline. 7-Stacy. 8- Rcbecca, 9-Bill. 10-Nilli. 11-Pat. 12-Amy S. 13-Mark. 14-Madonna. 15- Mick. 16-Stephanie, 17-John. 18-Pam, 19-Sue. 20-Pete. 21-Ron. 22-Stacy B. 23-Roxanne. P3 37 The Board Of Education Mrs. Francis Chapman-Zuke, Mr. Frank Zwack, Mrs. Dorthy Gutermuth. Mr. Dale Ninivaggi, Mrs. Diane Garzia, Mr. Robert J. Davies. Mr. Da- vid Flint. A man should never be ashamed to own he has been in the wrong, which is but saying, in other words, that he is wiser today than he was yesterday. Jonathan Swift Life is a growing process. Each experience you encounter prepares you for the next. Enjoy the good experiences and remember them. Ac- cept the nagative experiences and learn from them. Both will give you confidence and wisdom. Best Wishes Superintendent Of Schools Assistant To The Superintendent Congratulations class of 1987! You have worked many long years to achieve this honor. Your parents, other family members and faculty are proud of you and and wish you success and happiness in the future. The Berlin Central School District has given you the academic background to pursue whatever goals you may have. Clarity of purpose, persistence, and hard work will enable you to succeed in your chosen endeavors. As an alumnus, support your school district and keep in touch. Best Wishes Dr. David C. Hardwick Mr. Anthony Francello Director Of Pupil Services Best wishes to the class of '87 as you leave Berlin Central School. Over the years you have each developed your own personalities and have ex- plored your individual goals. It is my wish that you find satisfac- tion and contentment in your future endeavors. I hope you continue to strive for excellence, not only in your careers but in your personal qrowth as well. David Seaver 87 Mr. Miller Math Mr. Fairs Math Mr. Cary Math Mrs. Kavanaugh English Mr. Comerro English Mr. Chapman English Mrs. Lance English Mrs. Klein Business Mrs. Warner Mrs. VinikofT Miss Morris Business Business Business it- 'Bi es ■ HAIR DESIGN Mr. Goodrich Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Reeve Physical Education Mr. Muller Physical Education Mrs. Borden Special Education Mrs. Sentz Special Education Mrs. Newport Special Education Mr. Hadlock Special Education Mr. Weiner Mrs. Beese School Psychologist Student Adjustment Counselor Best Luck To The Senior Class '?� •! 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When the Mountaineer asked him why Mr. Shaw gave him his diploma, he laughed and said, Mr. Shaw's class kept me here the extra year, the least he could do is give me my diploma.'' Congratulations Claude. Boosters And Patrons Support The Yearbook Congratulations to the Class of 87' from the 6th set cooking class. Mr. 8r Mrs. Thomas D. Cary. Congratulations to the Class of 87' from Miss Morris. Best wishes to the Class of 87' from Amie Donna Goodermote. T.P.. R.C., S.W., D.L., K.L., W.B.-ln MicroAmerica Simulations your micro accomplishments will always be remembered by your Micro teacher; M.M. Mrs. Jean O'Dell. Congratulations to the Class of 87' Mary Rod Owens. Best wishes to the Class of 87' from Mr. 8r Mrs. Edward Demick. Kathy M., Stacy W.. Nikki L., Akka S., Missy C., Tammy P., Eric V.. Rebecca C., Kim L., Darcie L., in the 8th set English class wish all the future 12th graders good luck in English next year. n Congratulations Class Of '871! In Remembrance Matt and I Knowing Matt close was a special feeling for me. Matt had a special spot inside just for me and no one else can touch that. We loved each other very much; we were very close. Matt never made plans to do anything; he always just let it happen on its own. He never cared about what was going to happen tomorrow; just a way to get through today. Matt and I would have long talks. One day, he told me that he was afraid to be eighteen. He was afraid of the responsibility. 1 guess that was partly my fault. Whenever he would need something, I would do my best to get it for him. He always wanted me there to back him up when things were important and I was always there. Matt loved us all in special ways. He was a loveable guy. He was a character! He was the only person that could make me laugh. He was my best friend, my buddy, and my big brother. Constantly loving you, Matt, Bridgette FOREVER Forever I want you by my side, forever 1 need you here to hide away the tears no doubt will show, forever I need you here, to help me grow . . . inside and out you’ll never know how much I need you here ... To hide my tears To stand by my side . . . FOREVER Love, Susan This Page Is Courtesy Of W.J. COWEE IMC Of Berlin, MY FOREVER Forever I want you by my side, forever I need you here to hide away the tears no doubt will show, forever I need you here, to help me grow . . . inside and out you'll never know how much I need you here....To hide my tears To stand by my side . . . FOREVER Love, Susan 103 In Remembrance... We, the 1987 yearbook staff, would like to make a very special dedication in memory of Mrs. Grace Carr to her son Matthew Carr and his family. Those of us that are close to Matt feel great sympathy in our hearts, and would like to let him and his family know how much we care. Mrs. Carr passed away the evening of May 16, 1986. She will always be remembered as a great wife, a terrific mother and grandmoth- er, and as a friend. Mrs. Carr was married to Raymond Carr of Stephentown. She successfully raised seven children who in return gave her 10 beautiful grandchildren. A year has passed, but the love of the fam- ily lives very strong in their hearts and her memory will live on forever. THE YEARBOOK STAFF Time it was and what a time it was it was. A time of innocence, a time of confidences. Long ago, it must be, I had a photograph. Preserve your memories, they're all that's left you. Advisor: Mrs. Bradley Editor: Lisa Seymour Typist: Tammy Phillips Business Editor: Melissa Camer Courtesy Of Congratulations MADDEN'S SERVICE From STATION B.O.C.E.S. 104 Rt 22 Rensselaer - Columbia - Greene Stephentown Counties