Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Dean of Girls Mrs. Margaret Corr Assistant to the Principal Mr. Clifford A. I.andry Superintendent of Schools Mr. George W. Bountress Business Manager Mr. William Dorsey Guidance Counselors, left to right, Mr. Stanley Sangeloty, Mr. Peter Naunrhek. and Mr. Ray- mond Lowell.

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To The Graduating Class of 1968: Young people are demanding freedom. The dimensions and charac- teristics of this demand have caused it to be labeled a youth movement. Like a number of the youth movements in modern history, the present one is provoking much national concern. On the surface, this concern appears to be related to long hair, L.S.D.. love beads, demonstrations, and draft card burning. A more penetrating analysis should reveal that the concern is related to the un- willingness of young people to accept real liberty in the shape of their lives. Real liberty requires that those who enjoy it accept full accountability for their mistakes. The present youth movement has rejected this re- quirement. You are confronted with the challenge to launch a new movement characterized by the restoration of those invariant virtues that strengthen society. The Class of 1968 offers strong hearts and hands to the task. Sincerely, Robert P. Long Principal 3

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Social Worker Miss Norlierg Audio Visual Aids Mr. Rirliard Williams Speech Therapist Mrs. Ward Mrs. White, Cafeteria Director, Mrs I. alias. Bookkeeper School Nurse, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Central Office Staff, Mrs. Edith Kennedy, Mrs. Lilian Cote, Mrs. Carol Gronback. Mrs. Graee Johnson. Mrs. Helen Brennan.