Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Mini-Courses Mini-Course week was again a success due to the hard work of many student council members. Money was raised for the week by the council’s running of a breakfast concession at school during the year. Hik- ing, backpacking, and fishing courses expanded their field trips, while the total range of classes was en- larged by such diverse course offerings as fencing and karate. Student and faculty talent was generously shared, and all enjoyed a break from the monotony of regular scheduling as, for one week, school became alive.

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7 RAC j K TEAM Sl Klnne y- E Radda ' T Ra pale, M. Kusek, B. Olson, K. Molnar, T. McAdoo. 2nd ROW: D. Gibley. J. Margnclli K La lend re, P Fecteau, B. ukna R. Herr, A. Coppa. J Scalisc, T. Powers, T. Klotz, R. Zovich, D. McHale. P. Mullen. 3rd ROW: Coach R Kaminski. B Carlson, J Nesta. P. Piper, E. Nielson. E. Klotz, J. Vibert. J. Wixon, C. Vartanian, S. Varricchia, D. Nikodym, D. Anson, R Tangney. W Swift C. Regan, C. Bennett, Asst. Coach P. Stoneman. ’ Track The Berlin Track- men ran a fine and very spirited season under coaches Richard “Guy” Kaminski and assistant Phil Stone- man. Records were broken by weightman Bradley Olson and pole vaulters Keith Molnar and Bob Herr. Against the odds of no locker room, no track, and the necessity of changing beneath stairwells, the team came up with a tre- mendous 14-1 record.

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Junior Prom The Junior Prom was held on April 12th at the Meriden Knights of Columbus hall. The mu- sic was provided by “Stonehenge”. The theme for the evening was “Just You and Me.” Mindy Lougee reigned as Queen with attendants Donna Bober and Elizabeth Lund. It was an evening of many happy memories.