Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

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Shelly Zipadelli works on a computer program. Miss Markowski conducts class in the Media Center Mr Pasco explains the press operation. Chirs Luce and Debbie St. Amand work to strengthen the brass section of the band So, this is a free period!? M — Maturation—Students begin to mature mentally during their last two years of high school I — Intelligence — Intelligence is challenged to its fullest as four years of high school are completed. C — College — Colleges and careers are the ultimate goal of all students. S — Scholarship — Scholarship, the key to all academic achievement, is the end purpose of education. Acodemics — 29

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A C A D E anxious — Freshmen begin high school in anxious anticipation of what lies before them. Concerned — Most first year students are concerned about their performance, appearance, and behavior. Achievement — Most students want to achieve the highest level of education that they can. Determination — Sophomore studies are approached with determination in an attempt to succeed Effort — Juniors exert more effort as their senior year approaches. Latin students translate a paragraph. Cooking for a Crowd students put the final touches on a delicious lunch. Mr Brittingham returns papers to his Film Evaluation Tom Huber uses his study period to finish a homework assignment class. 28 — Acodemics

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Top Rating On January 18. 1980. the National Honor Society sponsored its annual Induction and Awards Assembly in the high school auditorium Twenty-eight juniors and seniors were inducted into the society during this candle light ceremony President David Wheeler delivered the welcome address and presented the inductees to Principal Thomas Galvin, who led the students in the National Honor Society pledge After the induction. Superintendent Lawrence Giandomemco offered congratulatory remarks, and secretary Jean Wilk presented the mam address Under the direction of James Brum, the Special Choir performed musical selections for the audience The program also included the presentation of scholastic awards to those students who maintained honor roll status for four, eight, and twelve consecutive terms After the assembly, parents, friends, faculty, inductees, and members of the National Honor Society attended a reception in the Media Center Beth Nalewajek and David Ulkas distribute the Nancy Pethigal looks on as Janet Brochu pins a carnation on Jim Mothersele book awards The Special Choir performs 'Lift Thine Eyes” during the Induction. 30 — Honor Society Honor Society (1979-1980)First Row: Paul A Marier, David M Wheeler-President. and David R Ulkus-Vice President. Second Row Mr. Thomas Warburton Advisor, Cathy Scarfe, Donna Calderone, Lori Sturgeon, Janet Brochu. Beth Nalewajek, Jean Wilk, and Dayle Schiffert