Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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George W. Bountress Superintendent of Schools Among the thoughts of a senior class as it looks ahead at Commencement are those which have to do with its claim for uniqueness. What is that special something that sets the Class of 1965 apart from its predecessors? One class, as it pondered its existence, defined the con- ditions of the time complex. A later class sought to analyze the complexity, and a third discovered that young people were searching for values at a time when value systems appeared to be competing with one another. In all three cases, young people were aware of change. Whether by a metamorphic sequence or not, the Class of 1 965 has discovered the basic and essential ingredient for producing and coping with change— a soundly oriented action process. It has chosen a greater share of the respon- sibility for and consequences of its ' conduct. It feels that it must justify more clearly and convincingly the faith and re- spect of those from whom it seeks these judgments. This is the uniqueness of the Class of 1965. It is with a great measure of pride and faith in you that we extend best wishes for your future. Robert P. Long ROBERT P. LONG Principal 3

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Mrs. Evelyn Bernetich DEDICATION The success of our class lies in the efforts of not one advisor, but two. As a small token of our appreciation, we, the Class of 1965, dedicate this volume of the LAMP to Mrs. Evelyn Bernetich and Mr. Edward Vater. Recognition must also be given to Miss Sandra Goldfarb, who contri- buted to us invaluable talent and en- thusiasm, spurring us on to a spirited Senior year. Mr. Edward Vater 2

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ADMINISTRATION PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINER Mrs. Kaufman BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Dorsey HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Parlardy Mrs. Albert Mrs. Rood Miss Gustafson CENTRAL OFFICE STAFF Mrs. White, Director of Cafeteria Mrs. Cote, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Durity Mrs - Labas - Bookkeeper Absent: Miss Zadrowski, Mrs. McCrann