Berne Knox Central Schools - Memoir Yearbook (Berne, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

$; i V ) . I I For years the. anticipation of a new high school has been in the minds of the community. The influence of the new school on ail aspects of school life is the story this yearbook tells. all those cherished memories We hope it will recall of days in the new school. Dedication Principal's Message Elementary School Underclassmen Seniors Clubs and Activities Sports Advertisements Sincerity. Dedication, Warmth—these are the characteristics which led us to dedicate this yearbook to you. Through your guidance as a teacher, the students have reached most of their academic goals. As a class advisor, your coaching in dramatics led us to success. Through your personal interest in the class, you have helped to shape us into better individuals. To show our lasting appreciation, ‘Pcuilute we dedicate the 1966 Memoir to you. de d HiHlctnutceu cutd faculty far n tde facUKecee'id V ceded Ufa — 6eefituy tde %eeendc. teaeduty. adeccuty, and dccefadcHluy tde ctudeute. and ctwiytny cut tde iuctuecc c£ . . . tde teca ceded. MR. JESSE W. LITTS Vice-President MR. LEO W. O’BRIEN ScCucatiGK The Board of Education works with the administration to provide the kind of school the community wants and can afford. It is to their efforts, in cooperation with the administration and the community, that we owe the creation of our new school. MR. AMOS E. HALLENBECK President MR. RALPH H. MILLER MR. JOHN G. FAVEREAU Busi ness Manager MR. WILLSEY S. SHERWIN MRS. BETTY HAVERLY Treasurer MRS. HELEN WIDEMAN MRS. LILLIAN CRAWFORD OMiee MR. EBERHARDT VONLINDEN Westerlo Principal MR. HOWARD R. ZIMMER Vice - Principal MR. GEORGE J. RUTNIk Guidance Counselor MRS. PAT VON HAUGG Secretary MRS. LENA SHULTES Cashier 7 Congratulations to youl You are the first class to graduate from the new Berne-Knox Junior-Senior High School. “Firsts” are items to be cherished. Seldom in your lives will there be many, except in your experiences of marriage, success in employment, and family responsibility. To each of you. when you return to your high school in years to come, and you remember the hot water in the cold water lines, the many service men who wandered in and out of our classrooms, the loose nuts and bolts, no lockers, and peculiar odors, please try to recall a couple of Firsts” gleaned from the instruction presented by your teachers. Think about the knowledge they gave you. In appreciation, try during your own life to apply this philosophy to help someone else. When you have accomplished a “First” yourself, you will indeed become a happier person. 8 MRS. HAYDEN, ENGLISH MRS. MEYERS, ENGLISH MISS BRAMAN Librarian MR. FRIEDMAN English History MISS DORN Language MRS. ROBERTS Teachers Aide MRS. GRIPPIN English MR. FOLEY History MR. FLAHERTY Economics Language 9 Miss Gallucci Business Education Mrs. Burmann Business Education Mrs. Jenner Business Education Mr. Howland Science 10 Mr. Foster Science Mr. Risley Science MR. MEISTER, Instrumental Music MR. COHEN, Vocal Music MR. NEALON Driver Education MR. WEAVER Industrial Arts MR. SHAUL, Boys Physical Education MISS HILL, Girls’ Physical Education MR. WESTFALL Agriculture MRS. MOREY School Nurse MRS. TIGNER Mechanical Drawing MR. RANKIN Art II Miss Wells Speech Therapist Mr. Valentine - Music Mrs. Rohr - Psychologist Mrs. Wagoner - Secretary Mrs. Howland Nurse “PenAOMtei Mrs. Cornthwaite Remedial Reading Mrs. McManama Teachers' Aide @6CAtOcU 4€ , 'Dntvena COOKS: H. Proper, E. Hot a ling, C. Miller, F. Mattice, M. Maurachc CUSTODIAN: J. Cullum CUSTODIANS: D. Cater, E. Irons MATRON: E. Stevens BUS DRIVERS: F. Frantzen, L. Dearstyne, J. Van Dyke, F. Gibbs, W. Schanz, C. Schoonmaker, P. Zuk, F. Lendrum 13 Mrs. Minnie Dearstyne; Mrs. Martha Maurache (shy). Manager; Mrs. Esther Hotaling; Mrs. Helen Proper. Mrs. Evelyn Hochstrasser; Mrs. Ann Panting; Mrs. Kevin Mayer; Mrs. Christina Miller; Mrs. Francis Mattice, Manager. Mr. Raymond Wright Mrs. Eva Lord, Manager Mrs. Betty Guilzon. Mr. Earl Williamson Mr. Raymond Shultes €UtcC (?U4t04UciK Mr. Millard Furman 14 £Ce tte t vut feneceutc a cua acfrect Ct£e — utdcfteudeuce frtottt Acute. filatfuty tc-yetdex cvetA tecv frueudc, z td tAe deccefitcue and £u£ M ne tt CeanKuty z friefranateoK frvi AtyAe educate ut . . , tAe ecu ccAcoC. They must have run out of chocolate cows! 'KittcCenyanteet And they say kindergarten is all fun and games!! Mrs. Saddlemire ROW 1: R. Slingerlands, J. Hull, R. Kern, J. Hildenbrandt. ROW 2: R. J. Vosburg, L. Sisson, D. Bassler, P. Stalker, V. Komjathy. ROW 3: E. Dittmar, T. Chase, F. Salisbury, D. Carl, M. Grippin, C. Swint. 16 ROW 1: F. Becker, P, Reiners, C. Wolford, J. Stevens, R. Jacobs, K. Crosier, P. Conklin, B, Almeida, J, Cranker, S. Chase, M, Poole. ROW 2: C. Putzig, J. Landauer, T. Scheuer, B. Roney, R. Mayer, L. Curtis, D. Filkins, M. Daskalakis. Absent: J. Busold. Mrs. Vincent ROW 1: J. Van Etten, S. Clark, D. Ward, R. Truax, D. Duker. ROW 2: S. Williman, L. Favreau, M. Stark. D. Treadway. S. Rapp, D. McGrail. ROW 3: J. Thompson, K. Crawford, K. Saddlemire, G. Eck er, S. Kropp, T. Wilson, T. Rice. Absent: J. Walker, J. Copeland. 17 'ZOe tenl uuCen anteK ROW 1: E. Blakeman, D. Miller, D. Lee. J. Leonard, S. Gifford, C, Blodgett. ROW 2: S. Sprague, T. Jackson. H. Smith, B. Gossman, T. Britton, S. Filkins, T. Kiefer, Tt eatenC 'ptn t ituCe ROW 1; J. Barnard, C. Reno, B. Boomhower, B. Snyder, T. Furman, J. Termel. ROW 2; B. Sherman, K. Obertubbesing, T. Snyder, R. Snyder, B. Lee, C. Wilderman. 18 'ptn4t (fo de ROW Is T. Canastra, W. Buchanan, R. Adams, J. Leist, R. Bushnell, R. Rapp, R. Stock, ROW 2s N. Jacobs, K. Keller, D. Bink, S, Salzer, P. Tubbs, L. Boomhower, T. Rapp, K, Chase, C. Van Dyke, E. Salisbury. ROW 3: J. Walker, D. Fortuin, S, Slingerland, R. Harbour, C, Medick, E. Porter, T. Komjathy, D. Wagoner. Miss Moser Mrs. Sisson ROW Is P. Giebitz, J. Mann, D. Spetla, R. Rock, A. Schiller, J. Scheurer, J. Femia, D. Van Aller. ROW 2s C. Whitfield, A. War-chol, J. Tallman, D. White, E. Fletcher, K. Thompson, L. Santo, S. Weidman, V. Dexter. ROW 3s T. Grippin, S. Thompson, J. Huether, B. Flagler, G. Roberts, R. Jones, M. Porter. 19 Second, tade m Mrs. Shultes ROW 1: M. Schaible, T. Northrup, B. Remmers, J. Copeland, C. Pitcher, J. Gardner, W. Rapoli, C. Warner, L. Herzog. ROW 2: D. Rapp, L. Sal-zer, A. Relyea, P. Coulter. C. Mickle, T. Bassler, P. Salisbury, E. Lucas, N. Bassler. ROW 3: S. Agnew, J. Oettinger, R. Fortuin, B. Willsey, J. Clark, A. Putzig, J. Conklin, R. Rue, R. Remmers. Mrs. Duquette ROW 1; J. Grippin, R. Bareis, K. Shultes, B. Wukits, A. Poole, T. Northrup, D. Keppler. ROW 2: C. Rooney, L. Smith, D. Grover, K. Crawford, D. Kendall, K. Bensen, M. O'Brien. ROW 3: M. Mare, L. King, G. Gardner, M. Whipple, P. Clark, L. Stempel, A. Saddlemire, ROW 1: W. Bivins, V. Ecker, H. Jansen, T. Bushnell, D. Coons, ROW 2: E. Chase, K. Swint, B, Lindeman, L. Shook, L. Bookhout, S. Salisbury, R. Crawford, M. Presti. ROW 3: D, Schanz, M, Salzer, K. Crosier, J, VanDyke, N. Kendall, K. Slingerland, M, Adams, R. Ted-eschi. Mrs. Horl ROW 1: R. Patschureck, R. Klenotiz, R. Lee, J. Norman, D. Dexter, L. Muraszko, B. Flagler, V. Short. ROW 2: M. Swint, J. Bogie, K. Reiners, L. Chase, S. Schager, M. Polukort, G. Hellijas, G. Longacker, M. Pritchard. ROW 3: D. Treadway, M. Pasquini, J. Putzig, K. Mulson, M. Garry, C. Van Aller, A. Porter, F. Snyder. 21 Ti e te'ilo Second tyuute ROW 1: J. Barber, V. Miller, B. Joslyn, B. Blodgeit, T. Wilderman, J. Gossman. ROW 2: M. Kudlack, D. Williams, M, Horlacher, J. Leonard, M. Filkins, R. Sprague, T. Traver. Absent: B. Secor, S. Eardley. Ti ectenCo tyuzde ROW 1: L. Kiefer, C. Kudlack, S. Eardley, J. Frey, J. Miller, J. Hempstead, P. McCann. ROW 2: J. Costello, B. Dietz, R. Horlacher, K. Slingerland, D, Snyder, M. Furman, D. Chrysler, R. Bader. Absent: C. Secor. Mrs. Cornell 22 ROW 1: D. Purcell, T. Garry, T. Heuther, D. Michaels, R. Adams, T. Vreeland, B, Wolford. ROW 2: A. Saddlemire, L. Young, P. Dexter, R. Willsey, R. Willsey, M. Crawford, D. Palmatier, M. Swint. ROW 3: F. Rock, D. Porter, B. Bunzey, H. Pitcher, D. Schanz, A. Miller, D. Tallman. Absent: B. Chauvot, K. Crosby, M. Herzog. Mrs. Ketcham ROW 1: L. DiCamillo, P. Hopper, R. Grippen, R. Fay, M. Snyder, T. Wigger, F. Vincent. S. Kapp, M. Stark, J. Leggett. ROW 2: P. Salisbury, C. Short, M. Shedina, L. Moak, L. Slingerland, S. Muraszko, B. Schoonmaker, J. Favreau, L. Wigger, P. Willsie. ROW 3: K. BecKer, S. Stempel, N. Schiller, K. Fries, T. Wood, P. Mitchell, C. Poole, R. Williman, D. Schaible, T. Northrup. 23 ROW 1: D. Komjathy, R. Bullinger, D. Anderson, D. Anderson. W. Craig, R. Treadway, M. Stevens, G. Bassler, S, Conklin, D. Wagoner. ROW 2: B. Weidman, T. VanDyke. P. Francis, M. Boomhower. M. Bushnell, J. Lindeman, P. Willsey, J, Landauer, J. Schoonmaker, D, Kendall, R. Jones. ROW 3: M. Percy, M. Conklin, K. Cooke, R. Lucas, M. Torok, D. Wukits, M. Hayes, T. Kelsch, J. Willsey. Absent: Ruth Copeland Mr. Englebardt Trick or Treat? Red Rose Tea? p cvitA. ( uuCe Mrs. Lounsbury ROW 1: R. Willsie. A. Clark, J. Bushnell, B. Bensen, R. Wukits, K. Shultes, J. Johnson, T. Grippin. ROW 2: S. Willsey, D. Settle, L. Wagoner, C. Fortuin, J. Favreau, S. Pritchard, L. Putzig, J. Jacobs, C. Giebitz, D. McManama, H. Unverhau, ROW 3: C. Scofield, F. Spet-la, C. Lendrum, D. Filkins, N. Percy, P. Shafer, R. Patshureck, V. Ryan, K. Kelsch, A. Rapoli, H. Williman, D. Miller. Absent: J. Chauvot. ROW 1: J. Jacobs, L. King, B. Carl, C. Salsburg, L. Tallman, K. Vincent, J. Lee, R. Ryan, E. Noland, C. Orsini. ROW 2: B. Mattison, R. Liddle, D. Quay, J. Bowles, J. Brooks, Fi. Porter, R. Rue, K. Kropp, B. Stalker, T. Willsey, W. Shultes, A. Treadway. ROW 3: S. Rogers, K. Thompson, D. Gray, B. Jones, P. Remmers, D. Lendrum, D. Mickle, D. McDermott, J. Chesnut, K. Fees, V. Haverly. Absent: L. Chase. 25 0ZOe tex£ 'pount£ tyiAute ROW 1: V. Bernard, M, Williams, L, Frey, B. Lee, G. Cooper, ROW 2: C. Williams, B. Horlacher, R. Panting, G. Furman, G, Obertubbes-ing, R. Gifford, R. Sherman. Absent: L. Brazil, D. Barber, D. Secor Mr. von Linden ROW 1: J. Frank, D. Ciancio, B. Nevins, M. J. Snyder, C. Miller, R. Miller. ROW 2: B. Bishop, D. Blodgett, R. McCann, K. May, D. Gifford, T. Obertubbesing, T. Healey, D. Miller, T. Diederich. 26 Mr. Hoagland ROW 1: C. Heuther, C, Agnew, R. Porter, C. Adams, J. Thomas, D. Micheals, R. Quay. ROW 2: C. Young, R. Rooney, W. Kendall, D. Mitchell, D. Blodgett, S. Gaige, P. Piucell, K. Coons. ROW 3: W. Chase, J. Bushnell, W. Rapp, R. Kenny, P. Rapol, R. Lee, T. Saljer, K. Bwadhurst, T. Suto, G. Swint. ROW 4: D. Schanz, C. Hayes, M. Ray, D. Rice, C. Rapp, S. Relyea, G. Bullinger, D. Tallman, L. Mackey. 5W tyuide ROW 1: K. Vteeland, T. Swint, K. Vincent, L. Remley, G. DiCamillo, L. Mangano, C. McDermott, T. Santo, I. Palmatier, J. Davis. ROW 2: J. Landauer, M. Salsburg, D. Mitchell, N. Fortuin, K. Jones, E. Garry. K. Oettinger, G. Jones, K. Willsey, D. Dooley. C. Sisson. ROW 3: B. Stempel, D. Barber, D. Schaible, A. Saddlemire, R. Butler, J. Porter, B. Whipple, G. Bensen, J. King, K. Lee, G. Willsie. Absent: W. Young, G. Linde-mann. 27 ROW 1: P. Snyder, R. Healt, D. Haverly, B. Jones, K. Pritchard, S. Fortuin, B. Gibbs, B. Crawford. ROW 2: C. Shultes, P. Hopper, C. Schaible, B. Dietz, N. Lendrum, L. Warner, S. Rice, B. Kudlack. ROW 3: B. Jacobs, L. Dunnells, G. Williamson, M. Bushnell, W. Quay, M. Hayden, M. Rapp, D. Gaige, B. Larsen, C. Conklin, K. Mackey. Mrs. Gage Mrs. Kane ROW 1: R. Liddle, B. Joslyn, G. Lindeman, M. Gregory, D. Stevens, R. Chrysler, R. Sterling, E. Brazel. ROW 2: M. Jones, G. Bernard, D. Gray, S. Tallman, L. White, K. Blodgett, L. Jackson. ROW 3: C. Dudley, R. Coons, P. Relyea, M. Ecker, D. Fry, C. Tallman, D. Klen-otiz, R. Nolan, J. Willsey, R. Carl. Absent: D. Lucas, W. Kern. 28 Mr. Fuss ROW 1: M. Golden, C. McDermott, D. Porter, R. Anderson, M. Jansen, R. Settle, M. Dietz, W. Scheuer. ROW 2: P. Rogers, A. Hull, D. Sherman, D. Gifford, E. Mitchell, D. Flagler, N. Diederich, S. Torok. ROW 3: P. Frank, B. Miller, J. Wolford, G. Bullinger, E. Shultes, M. Snyder, K. Herzog, L. LaGrange, R. Williman, D. Willsey, B. Flagler, R. Stevens. SfteccaC W. Willsey. ROW 2: M. Presti, P. Wolford. K. Fortune, J. Tubbs, E. Canastra, R. Bivins. 29 { union, 'ftyiyA intnoduceo a mone tnatune environment — necv 4ocial retationodific, c£an pi u? ctacoec, vaniety teacAenc, more advanced education and . . . t£e necv 4c6oot. Mr. Ecker Seventh tytcuie ROW 1: L. Parker, T, Conklin, J. Kaehler, J. Frank, R. Quay, R. Mickle. ROW 2: T. Doran, D. Daskalakis, R. Rice, D. Salsburg, K. Boomhower, K. Schoonmaker, K. Mulson, L. Stevens, P. Greene. ROW 3: S. Vreeland, E. Dudley, R. Wideman, K. Bunzey, D. Jack-son, G. Hempstead, F. Oettinger, D. Kropp. ROW 1: T. Purcell, M. Miller, S. Paddock, D. Warner, C. Davis, S. Furman. ROW 2: S. Jacobs, D. Mackey, B. Kelsch, M. Quay, S. Far-kas, S. Bowles, J. Coulter, S. Sherman, P. Ryan. ROW 3: G. Schanz, G. Willsey, R. Hopper, W. Barber, J. Swint, R. Haverly, E. Bushnell, J. Nevins. Mr. Risley 32 Mrs. Lapinski ROW 1: D. Craig, B. Scheuer, J. Gaige, S. Kendall, C. Filkins, H. Jansen, S. Pat-node, P. Swint, T. Siingerland, C. Moak. ROW 2: J. Cavanaugh, C. Horl, K. Roberts, S. Paddock, M. Zuk, S. Hannay, P, Britton, D. Black, D. DiCamillo, R. Man-gano, J. Nevins, L. Weidman, Mr. Wilson ROW 1: C. Shultes, S. Moak, S. Giebitz, D. Saddlemire, D. Herzog, J. Jones, M. Raymer, C. Hart, C. Stempel, D. Whipple. ROW 2: T. Tallman, D. Fisher, J. Hull, V. Broadhurst, N. McManama, K. Putzig, G. Bookhout, T. Donaldson, R. Nickel, J. Kiefer. Absent: G. Burl, J. Chesnut, B. Davis, H. Paimatier 33 (luKayt 'rtytyA (?Cci4 Osteen SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President: William Barber Vice President: Micheal Miller Secretary: Connie Filkins Treasurer: John Nevins EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President: Lynette Lockwood Vice President: Kenneth Lendrum Secretary: Terry Hempstead Treasurer: Robert Anderson 34 Why should_I_be the one to recite Macbeth? ROW 1: D. Thomas, S. Rankin, B. Meyn, M. Bernard, P. Santo, L. Mann, C. Schoonmaker, S. Suto, J. Page, B. Kelsch. ROW 2: A. Willsey, I. Conklin, T. Filkins, F. Carl, J. Picardi, K. Muison, K. Lendrum, C. Hayes. Absent: M. Shultes. Mr. Friedman ROW 1: T. Sharrow, M. Schindler, G. Snyder, A. Tedeschi, R. An' derson, D. Saddlemire, L. Blodgett. ROW 2: T. Hempstead, J. Kiefer, L. Lockwood, B. Briggs, J. Hallenbeck, J. Miller, C. May, J. Zuk, D. Munroe. ROW 3: F. Keppler, P. Ives, D. Lucas, M. Hochstrasser, R. Stevens, K. Vincent, S. Salsburg, A. Clickman, W. Scrafford, C. Williman, T. Deitz. Absent: R. Duell. ROW 1: L. Palmatier, K. Pasquini, E. Ketcham, L. Walk, S. Mare, V. Bader, V. Stempel, K. Tubbs, M. Tallman. ROW 2: P. Loden, C. Miller, R. Mummenthey, R. Jones, R. Salisbury. C. Schiller, T. Settle, J. Landauer. ROW 3: J. Brooks, W. Chrysler, D. Frey, D. Healt, J. Purcell, P. Craig, L. Dunnells, L. Wolford, B. Stevens. Absent: P. Bassler, D. Dexter. 35 Your aren't grafting skin. City of books ZZZ zzzz ZZZ zzzz !! HEY!!! Sc iooC frvi z t zcCuCt cvonlct — cancers z e coK tdenecC W %eCcited cou e atudted, faAtuty fatendddCfiA xne pruned, z tcC zcade uc z td Kxct zl %e4Jk4KAi6ctttie z e eieuel fiect cvctdcn . . . t£e teov c6o C, 0p'ie 6 tt€ t This year the freshmen began their high school careers with the advantages of a new building. Their introduction to a long list of high school activities started off successfully with a dance, a movie, and the annual magazine sale which was much more profitable than those of previous years. All these events contributed toward the fund for the New York trip, an important goal in their four remaining years. Carol Barber John Bassler Virginia Brooks Glen Bunzey Andrew Caroline Joan Cavanaugh Patricia Cedrini John Conklin Richard Cooper Elizabeth Crosby John Dudley President: Nancy Staats Vice-President: Glen Bunzey Secretary: Susan Kinnaird Treasurer: John Conklin 38 Gail Dunnels Bruce Filkins Sylvia Fisher Wallace Francis Robert Frey Leonard Furman Donald Gray Ruth Hannay Susan Hart Margaret Haverly Steven Herzog Jennifer Jackson William Jacobs Mace Jones Karen Joslin Marvin Kelsch Noreen Kelsch Susann Kinnaird Robert LaGrange Judith Landauer Sharon Lendrum Stephen Lockwood Barbara Mahar Dennis Miller Donna Miller Stephen Moak Daniels Nevins Vicki New Charles Nolan Ruth Paddock Linda Panting Richard Porter Sharon Rapp Lester Raymer Sherrie Remley John Remmers Mary Rooney Bonnie Sanderson Theresa Schaible Sandra Schanz Bernadette Settle Sherrie Settle Lydia Shedina 40 41 President: Ross Bishop Vice President: Garry McGrail Secretary: Dolores Johnson Treasurer: Stephanie Doran The sophomores were fortunate this year to have had new classrooms and a new biology lab in which to complete their sophomore curriculum. The class rings were also changed. Instead of the traditional ''class ring, this year's sophomores were the first to order the standardized school ring. Their extracurricular and fundraising projects included a dance and a movie. Jane Bader Ross Bishop Gilbert Black Joanne Britton Clark Burnett Judith Cardin Richard Cardin Patricia Chase Avis Carl Robert Chauvot Rickey Chrysler Betsy Coulter 42 Howard Crawford Linda Crosby Richard Deitz Stephanie Doran Margaret Dunne 11s Thomas Ernst Robert Fisher Dale Frantzen Gregory Fulton Barbara Garry Patricia Gilbert Rich Hallenbeck Katherine Haverly Dolores Johnson Bruce Larsen Garry McGrail Operation Gaylord 43 Arlene McKeon Charles Miller Sharon Miller Robert Nevins Pat Northrup Thomas O'Malley Edward Patnode Rose Picardi Peter Polukort Susan Polukort Ronald Porter Gail Przysiecki Cynthia Quay Thomas Rapp Andrew Saddlemire Sandra Schermerhorn So that's what Tom's brain looks like. Dear Abby, Paula Sisson Mitchell Snyder Pamela Stalker Joseph Staubach Paul Sterling Thomas Stevens Cheryl Swint Daniel Swint Sandra Tallman Charles Townsend Thomas Tubbs Donna Tubbs Janice Unverhau John Valle Victor Vincent Ernest Wideman Let's try it with the old math and see if it comes out right. 45 This year’s junior class participated in a most active year. Their calendar of events included the Junior One-Act Play Contest in the new auditorium, the Junior Prom, and a movie, all meaning hard work and real cooperation. When they received their class rings, all their work seemed to be well worthwhile. President: Richard Wigger Vice President: Joseph Sacco Secretary: Mary Kinnaird Treasurer: Clifford Barber Linda Agnew Clifford Barber Robert Bishop Superca 1 ifr agi lis ticexpia lidoc ious James Bouton Karen Bunzey Dorothy Chrysler Karen Coffee Robert Conklin Jerry Coulter Catherine Davis James Doran Barbara Filkins Earl Filkins Susan Garry Stanley Haluska Berna Hellijas Susan Hamm Beverly Hempstead Thomas Hempstead Timothy Hull Phyllis Ives Shirley Jackson Linda Jordan Donald Ketcham Mary Kinnaird Barbara LaGrange Thomas Landauer Chris Masterson One of those RARE moments! 47 Byron Miller Alyce Orslni Edward Paddock Ginger Patnode Phyllis Pitt Robert Rapuano Henry Rooney Raymond Rowe Joseph Sacco Austin Saddlemire Howard Schoonmaker Allan Scrafford If I get this done, I can go out tonight. 48 Roger Shafer Bruce Shultes Noel Smith George Sterling Michael Vincent Richard Wigger Chris Williamson Alan Zuk Pretty favorable ratio, right boys? Meet me at sundown, pardner. 49 MISS PHILLIPUK ROW 1: J. Frey, P. Porter, J. Dexter, M. Furman. ROW 2: R. Coons, E. Coons, E. Jaycox, D. Dexter, C. Swart, D. Gray, R. Bivins. SfrecCaU This year was the first year that there was a special class in the junior high school. It is designed to be of the most benefit to the student needing special help. Did you know the hand has 28 bones in it? 50 Miss Phillipuk aiding her students. LEE AGNEW THEODORE ALBERTS Basketball: 1; Soccer: 1; 4-H: 1,2. DIANA ARNOLD G. A.A.: 1,3; Class Offi cer: 3 (Sec.) Yearbook: 4. JAMES BADER ROBERT BAKER Band: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 2, WILLIAM BISHOP Baseball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 2,3.4. (Capt.) Class Officer: 1 (Treas,) 3, (Pres,) Soccer: 2,3,4 (Capt.) Prom King: 3. 53 BRUCE BUNZEY Band: 1,2,3; Choir: 1,2,3; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2, 4; Class Officer: 2 (Pres.) 4 (V. Pres.). k GLENIS CARL Dramatics: 1,2,3; Choir: 1,2,3; National Honor Society: 2,3,4; F.T.A.: 4; Student Council: 1,3; Prom Court: 3; Bernettes: 1; Class Officer: 3, (V. Pres.) All County Choir: 1,2,3; Yearbook: 3,4. MERLIN CLICKMAN Track: 3,4; Speech Club: 3; Soccer: 4; Dramatics: 1; Yearbook: 4. 54 ROBERT COOPER THERESA DOUCETTE Red Cross: 1,2,3, (Pres.); Missions: 1,2,3; Y.C.S.: 3; National Allied Youth: 1,2,3; Girls’ Athletic Team: 3. 55 JERALD FIGEL F.F.A.: 2,4. DENNIS FLAGLER Track: 1,2,3,4; Basketball (Mgr.) 1,2,3; Cross Country: 1 (Capt. )4-H; 1. BRUCE FRANTZEN Soccer: 3. 56 GLENN GILBERT Library Club: 1,2,3; Soccer: 1,2,3,4,; Cross Country: 4; Track: 3,4; Basketball: 4; Choir: 1,2,3,4; Yorkers Club: 4; Statistician: 3. PATRICK GOLDEN GLENN GRAY Basketball: 2,3,4; Baseball: 1,2,3,4; Soccer: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2; Choir: 1,2,3; Red Cross: 1,2 (V. Pres.). 3 (Pres.), 4; Bowling: 1; Prom Court. 57 DIANNE HEALT G.A.A.: 1,2,3, (Sec.)4; Band: 1,2,3; F.T.A.: 3, (Pres.) 4; Static: 3; Dramatics: 2,3; Student Council: 4 (V. Pres.); Yearbook: 4. MARYELLEN HEDDERMAN Choir: 1,2,3; G.A.A.: 1; Student Council: 2; Prom Court: 3. 58 THOMAS JOSLIN Soccer: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 1; Track: 2,3,4; Dramatics: 2; Yearbook: 4, (Ed) DOROTHY KEPPLER Choir: 1,2,3,4; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; 4-H: 1,2; F.N.A: 2,3, (Pres.). 4; Static: 4; Cheerleading: 4 (Mgr.). RICHARD LAGRANGE Soccer: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Static: 3; 4-H: 1; Yearbook: 4. 59 SHIRLEY LAWYER G. A. A.: book: 4. 4; 4-H: 2; Year- D ENNIS LEBUIS Choir: 1,2,3; Dramatics: 2,3; Track: 2,3,4; Speech Club: 3; Soccer: 3; Basketball (Mgr.) 3,4 Yearbook: 4; All-County Choir: 1,2,3. RICHARD LYONS Student Council (Treas.) 2,3,; Soccer: 1,2; Dramatics: 2,3; Yearbook: 4, (Bus. Mgr.). 60 BEATRICE MUNROE Choir: 1,2; G.A.A.: 1,2; Static: 4; Cheerleading: 2; Dramatics: 1,2. ALFRED NYE Soccer: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 3; Cross Country: 2,4; Track: 2,3,4; Basketball: 3, (Mgr), 4; Speech Club: 3; Choir: 1. GERALD OSTRANDER Class Officer: 1 (Pres.) Soccer: 1,3,4; Baseball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball (Mgr.) 1,2,3,4 Student Council: 4 (Pres.); National Honor Society: 2,3,4; Prom Court: 3. 61 GLENN PANTING 4-H: 1,2,3; F.F.A.: 1,2, (Treas.) 3, (V. Pres.); Static: 4; Yearbook: 4. RICHARD PASQUINI Cross Country: 1; Basketball; 1,2,3,4; Class Officer: 4 (Pres.) National Honor Society: 3,4; Prom Court: 3. PHYLLIS PORTER Dramatics: 1,2,3; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4 (Sec.); Bernettes: 1,2; Choir: 1,2; All-County Choir: 1,2; Static: 3; Yearbook: 4; 62 CONSTANCE QUAY Bernettes: 1,2; All County Choir: 1,2; Cheerleading: 2,3 (Mgr.); Choir: 1,2,3; G.A.A.: 2; Prom Court: 3. JUDITH QUAY Band: 1,2,3; G.A.A.: 1, 2.3; F.T.A.: 2.3 (V. Pres.); Class Officer: 4 (Sec.) Yearbook: 4. 63 PATRICIA SCHOONMAKER Bernettes: 1,2; Bowling: 1; Choir: 1,2,3; G.A.A.: 1, 2,3,4; Static: 3,4; Dramatics: 3; All-County Choir: 1,2,3; Yearbook: 4; GERALD SCHREIBER Library Club: 1,2,3; 4-H: 2,3; Dramatics: 2. HELEN STAUBACH G.A.A.: 2.3,4; 4-H: 1; Choir: 3; Yearbook: 4; Dramatics: 3; Class Officer: 2 (V. Pres.). 64 PATRICIA STEVENS Band: 1,2,3; G.A.A.: 1, 2.3 (Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Cheerleading: 1,2 (Capt.) 3.4 (Capt.); Static: 3,4. RICHARD TALIMAN 4-H: 1,2. JOANNE TORK Cheerleading: 2,4; G.A.A: 1,2; Choir: 1,2,3; F.T.A: 3; Bowling: 1; Dramatics: 1,3; Static: 3,4 (Ed.); All-County Choir: 1,2,3; Prom Court: 3. 65 CAROL TUBBS G.A.A: 1,2,3; Static: 4: LOUISE WIDEMAN Dramatics: 1; Student Council: 1; Class Officer: 2 (Treas.); Band; 1,2,3; G.A.A: 1,2,3 (Treas.); Cheerleading: 1,2 (Co-Capt.), 3,4 (Co-Capt); Prom Queen: 3; Yearbook: 4. WINIFRED WILLSEY 4-H; 2; Future Nurses: 3; Yearbook: 4. 66 After eight years of elementary school and one of kindergarten, we became freshmen. To guide us, along with Mr. Foley, we elected as class officers: Jerry Ostrander, president; Rich Sanderson, vice president; Conni Quay, secretary; and Bill Bishop, treasurer. To start our treasury we had a profitable magazine sale. To add more money and to keep our treasurer busy, we had a dance. This was the Beatnik Bop, a moneymaker and loads of fun! Everyone did the Limbo, which was iiis. dance that year. The Junior One Act Play Contest came next. We expected to win with the Patchwork Quilt - we came out of the contest with no awards. Our last event as freshmen was a movie. This didn't add to our prosperity, but at least it didn't take away any money from our funds for the New York trip just three years away. One year completed, only three to go! Bruce Bunzey, Helen Staubach, Conni Quay, and Louise Wide-man were selected as president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. Mrs. Grippin and Miss Oliver were our advisors through that year. We had several successful events: two movies, a dance which we called Outer Limits, and a play we presented in the Junior One Act Play Contest. It was Sis of the Ozarks, and it won us some awards. We had reached the half-way mark and could now look down on the freshmen and sophomores! As juniors we had something new - three rooms ready for use in our new school: music, art, and mechanical drawing. Walking to the new building for classes gave us some liberty, and it was fun watching the school grow. Mrs. Yarmchuk and Mr. Howland guided us, along with Bill Bishop as president, Glenis Carl as vice president; Diana Arnold as secretary, and Evelyn Szesnat as treasurer. A movie was our first event, which, with the refreshments we sold, made a nice profit. Everyone enjoyed it after the difficulties of a projector were straightened out. The next event was the Junior One Act Play Contest, which we called Evening on Broadway. With The Room Upstairs, we were winners of the contest and of two awards. The last big event of the year was the Junior Prom. We called this Misty Moonlight. It didn’t earn us any money, but everyone who worked on it and all those who came enjoyed it. At last we were seniors - the first class to be seniors in our new high school! This year hasn't brought us as much freedom and free time as before. Mrs. Yarmchuk and Mr. Howland have helped us along with Rich Pasquini, president; Bruce Bunzey, vice president; Judy Quay, secretary; Maryellen Hedderman, treasurer; and Winnie Willsey, news reporter. Our main project, which started last spring and continued through our senior year, was the yearbook. This book is the result of all the time, planning, and plain hard work that went into it. Our first senior event was the Pete Williams Show, which added a large sum to our treasury. There was hardly any standing room left in our new auditorium! After the show everyone enjoyed square-dancing in our old gym. Next we held a dance entitled Battle of the Bands. Three different bands played, and the one most liked was given an award. This was fun for everybody! The Senior Play and our trip to New York are the most memorable and important activities of our last year at Berne-Knox. We hope to end this year with everyone reaching the goal we have been striving for these last four years - graduation. 69 Name Nickname Usually Found I'll Always Remember Lee Agnew Lee Typing Room Bookkeeping Class Theodore Alberts Albie With Sue Mr. Ecker Diana Arnold Diana At home Summer of '65 James Bader Jim Not at home Yearbook deadlines Robert Baker Bob Hunting The deer I missed William Bishop Bill In a Ford Sunoco station Bruce Bunzey Bruce With Linda The old school Glenis Carl Glenis With Rick Maryellen's laugh Merlin Clickman Lightning In a red bucket seat Trying to think Robert Cooper Coop Garry's Getting in trouble James Dolgowich Jim Sleeping When my car disappeared Theresa Doucette Terrie Home by the fireplace My first day at B. K. Jerald Figel Jerry Out the night before Skipping school Dennis Flagler Flag At the gas station School Bruce Frantzen Fran At the movies Working with Porky Glenn Gilbert Gil With Chase Summer of '65 Patrick Golden Pat Anywhere The old school Glenn Gray Grade Zwicklbauer's Basketball Dianne Healt Di In a white Pontiac March 14, 1964 Maryellen Hedderman Mary At home February 27, 1965 Anna Joslin Annie Typing Room My Senior year Thomas Joslin Tom School Drive-ins Dorothy Keppler Dot Girls' Room My friends in school Shirley Lawyer Shirley Watching T. V. Good times Richard LaGrange Rick With Glenis Middleburg game, '65 Dennis LeBuis LeBuis Where I'm not Sophomore play Richard Lyons Rick Zwicklbauer's Yearbook staff Beatrice Munroe Bea With Pete Human Relations Alfred Nye A1 At the canteen Dancing with Barb Gerald Ostrander Jelly Sleeping Math and History Glenn Panting Glenn With a certain person Guess who? Richard Pasquini Pizza Boy In the basement School lunches Phyllis Porter Phyl With BiU Christmas of '66 Conni Quay Conni At home July 3. 1965 Judith Quay Judy In school Driver Ed. class Wayne Sagendorf Sag Wandering The lunch period Patricia Schoonmaker Pat At home Starting Jim's car Gerald Schrieber Gerry Library Bookkeeping tests Helen Staubach Sally Where I'm not expected Thacher Park Patricia Stevens Patty On the road Cheerleading Richard Tallman Rick In the woods The deer I missed Joanne Tork Jody Typing Room Fun in the old school Carol Tubbs Carol Typing Room Office Practice class Louise Wideman Lou In school Summer of '65 Winifred Willsey W innie With Dot Basketball games 70 71 s4ctivttie cutd clulU cneate cut outlet fan, t ie student — developing athletic 06M , and antietie talent ,, cutct ofaeniny, ylintfiee , info tde vaniou pnofaeeional faeldo outoide . . . 76e 'Tfecv School. 11 mtinrrr ROW 1: C. Quay, (Sec.); D. Healt, (V. Pres.); D. Ketcham, (Treas.);J. Ostrander, (Pres.). The Student Council this year has been concerned mainly with the writing and publishing of a guidebook to inform the student body of rules and policies laid down by the school. It is part of the plan to bring the faculty and students closer together, one of the major objectives of the Student Council. Student ou tcct 'OT I ROW Is D. Ketcham, D. Healt, J. Ostrander, C. Quay. ROW 2: S. Lockwood, N. Scrafford, T. Hempstead, P. Thomas, P. Sisson, S. Hannay, F. Oettinger. 74 'rtyotuvi Society One of the most coveted awards open to a high school student is election to the National Honor Society. Only one who has set high goals and achieved them through hard work is considered for this top honor. But scholarship is not enough; he must also show qualities of character, leadership, and service. ROW 1: D. Ketchan, (V. Pres.); R. Conklin, (Treas.); J. Ostrander; Mr. Rutnik, B. Miller; R. Shafer. ROW 2: S. Hamm; (Sec.); G. Carl, (Pres. );R. Pasquini. 'tyo'i6ert ROW 1; Mrs. Roberts, G. Willsey, D. Warner, C. Davis, H. Schoonmaker. K. Coffey. R. Nichols, J. Frank, J. Kaehler. ROW 2: S. Jackson, C. Williamson, K. Bunzey, R. Bishop, L. Wolford, D. Thomas, L. Walk, S. Mare, R. Rice, B. Scheller, T. Doran, M. McManama, S. Jacobs. Mr. Foley. ROW 3: F. Oettinger, R. Chrysler, A. Saddlemire, G. Gilbert. P. Loden, P. Bassler, P. Sisson, C. Quay, S. Lendrum, C. Hart, S. Hannay, C. Shultes. D. Whipple, C. Stemple. ROW 4: E. Dudley, K. Roberts. ABSENT: M. Vincent, P. Cedrini, D. DiCamillo, C. Horl, P. Ives. ROW 1: E. Ketcham, J. Bader, V. Vincent, K. Coffey, K. Vincent, D. Thomas, L. Walk, S. Schanz. ROW 2: C. Tedeschi, J. Page, R. Shafer, K. Haverly, B. Filkins, J. Hallen-beck, S. Doran, S. Polukort, D. Miller. ROW 1: M. Hochstrasser, L. Lockwood, R. Hannay, H. Crawford, B. Baker, J. Doran, S. Moak, R. LaGrange. ROW 2: P. Polukort, J. Unverhau, G. Bunzey, T. Hempstead, R. Rapuano, D. Ketcham, B. Miller, R. Bishop. D. Johnson, A. Tedeschi, S. Remley. D. Lucas, C. Hayes. ’Tftctjonetteb 77 C. Davis, S. Garry, M. Kinnaird, B. Garry. S. Haluska, N. Staats, C. Barber, M. Kinnaird, Mrs. Hayden, J. Tork, Editor, C. Tubbs, C, Tubbs, A. Orsini, R. Shafer, Absent: A. Joslin, B. Shultes, D. Keppler. S tCO'l Science @Cc( ROW 1: P. Craig, P. Bassler, T. Hempstead (Treas.), C. Burnett (Pres. )• ROW 2: A. Willsey, P. Lo-den, K. Roberts, P. Polukort, (Sec.). ROW 3: Mr. Foster, Mr. Copeland. ABSENT: E. Wideman (V. Pres.). ROW 1: J. Valle (Treas.), G. Patnode (Sec.), P. Loden (V. Pres.), P. Craig (Pres.). ROW 2: G. Snyder, C. Burnett, E. Patnode, S. Patnode, S. Kinnaird, D. Mackey, Miss Braman, S. Lendrum, P. Bassler. 80 'JttduAt'itaC 4ntA L. to R.; L. Parker, T. Settle, M. Kelsh, J. Nevins, W. Scrafford, Mr. Weaver, R. Mummenthey, R. Quay, T. Filkins, F. Oettinger, P. Bassler, R. Hopper, R. Mangano, R. Mickle, D. Cropp, R. Bump, J. Kiefer, L. Wolford. 81 ROW Is G. Panting, R. Nevins, D. Gray, R. Dietz, W. Conn, M. Kelsh. ROW 2: E. Paddock, T. Nevins, C. Miller. P. Sterling, R. Fisher, J. Figel, R. Frey, Mr. Westfall. ROW Is P. Pitt, L. Shedina, M. Tallman, M. Bernard. ROW 2: D. Lucas, D. Keppler, A. Orsini, L. Meyn, Mrs. Morey. 'putecie '7tun4 i s4dtesiic z 'putu ic 07e c6en o£ s4wenicei ROW 1; G. Snyder, L. Jordan, B. Filkins, M. Kinnaird, C. Burnett, K. Coffey, K. Haverly, S. Rem-ley, V. Vincent, P. Sisson. ROW 2: E. Wideman, J. Bader, C. Quay, S. Kinnaird, C. Purdy, G. Carl, D. Healt. ROW 3: Mrs. Mangano, Mr. Rankin. ROW 1: P. Porter, L. Agnew, Miss Hill, P. Stevens, D. Chrysler. ROW 2: P. Schoonmaker, P. Sisson, C. Quay, B. La Grange, B. Filkins, D. Keppler, S. Lawyer, K. Haverly, K. Coffey, D. Healt. ROW 3: R. Hannay, J. Landauer, P. Chase, J. Bader, D. Johnson, B. Coulter, G. Prysiecki, K. Bunzey, P. Swint, V. Brooks. ROW 4: S. Rapp, D. Tubbs, N. Kelsch, B. Settle, M. Haverly, N. Staats, D. Miller, P. Cedrini, S. Lendrum, B. Mahar. ROW 5: S. Shanz, V. New, C. Barber, R. White, K. Joslin, J. Swart, S. Tubbs. Richard Lyons, Glenn Panting St H Ginger Patr.ode Conni Quay Thomas Joslin, Dennis LeBuis James Bader, Merlin Clickman Glenis Carl, Dennis LeBuis, Thomas Joslin Shirley Richard LaGrange, Pat Schoonmaker Lawyer, Dianne Healt, Judy Quay, Diana Arnold Louise Wideman, Editor-in-Chief Thomas Joslin' Assistant Editor Glenis Carl Literary Editor Louise Wideman Business Manager Richard Lyons Advertising Manager Glenn Panting Artists Phyllis Porter Helen Staubach Winifred Willsey Layout Technicians James Bader Merlin Clickman Dennis LeBuis Photography Richard LaGrange Constance Quay Proofreader Judith Quay Typists Shirley Lawyer Diana Arnold Dianne Healt Patricia Schoonmaker Junior Trainees Richard Wigger Susan Hamm Gerald Filkins Ginger Patnode Advisors: Business Mrs. Inger Jenner Layout Mrs. Jayne Tigner Art Consultant: Mr. Robert Rankin Publishing Counselor Mr. Robert Gray Mrs. Tigner, Gerald Filkins, Susan Hamm, Richard Wigger, Mrs. Jenner. Winifred Willsey, Helen Staubach, Phyllis Porter. 85 TftoottliyAt Last year, due to all the hard work and time we put into it, the Junior Prom turned out to be an enchanted evening. King: Jerry Ostrander James Dolgowich Glenn Gray Richard Pasquini Queen: Mary Ellen Hedderman Glenis Carl Joanne Tork Conni Quay 86 87 The Pete Williams show was fun for everyone. People came from all over the community and other surrounding areas. The seniors enjoyed it whether they were hard at work selling tickets, helping in the kitchen, or just having a good time. It was an exciting way to raise money for the New York trip. 88 Sfronts Helfe, t6e atudeut tv develvfe, a HealtHy attitude tvcvand defeat av (veil ac victory, 76ey dtvcv t£e value teauuwn b, Cvuy 6vunc finactice, Cicteuiuy tv tHe advice au exficnieuced cvacd. Sfuwtc Helfi tv fixvutvte viyauijativual Cftinit iu . . . tHe tteev ccAwl. ROW 1: R. LaGrange, J. Ostrander, B. Bunzey, T. Joslin, B. Bishop, A. Nye, G. Gilbert. ROW 2: R. Quay, (Mgr.); L. Parker, (Mgr.);J. Valle, C. Masterson, C. Barber, B. Bishop, D. Ketcham, A. Sad-dlemire, T. Hull, R. Bishop, H. Rooney, R. Rowe. ROW 3: Mr. Ecker, (Coach); J. Bader, J. Sacco, A. Saddlemire, T. O'Malley, G. Bunzey, B. Rapuano, R. Hallenbeck. R. Conklin, T. Landauer, P. Sterling, B. Barber, (Mgr.); B. Shultes, (Mgr.);C. Conklin. After the smoke clears... This year, through great determination and expert This is a fine time to play marbles! B-K Discotheque 7fiac6 The past few years have seen track grow in interest and importance, for here is a sport that can be excelled in on an individual basis. Each year a few more ribbons find their way to B-K ROW 1 : M. Vincent, M. Clickman, C. Barber, T. Joslin, R. Rowe, D. Flagler, A. Nye. ROW 2: W. Sagendorf, G. Gilbert, G. Black, D. Le-Buis, A. Saddlemire, R. Fisher, M. Jones. Mr. Ecker. ROW l; J. Valle, D. Shaible, R. Bishop, G. Gray, C. Sacco, T. Hull, J. Staubach. ROW 2: P. Wig-germ, R. Porter, B. Bishop, R. Wright, S. Lendrum. ROW 3: B. Bishop, B. Shultes, N, Smith, M. Snyder, A. Saddlemire, G. Ostrander, H. Schoonmaker, Coach Shaul. ROW It W. Sagendorf, A.Nye, C. Barber, G. Gilbert, T. Ernst, M. Jones, T. Tubbs, J. Conklin, W. Jacobs, Mr. Wilson. 93 A. Carl (Co-Capt.) P. Chase D. Miller C. Quay D. Johnson ft. (? ieenle4u(en N. Kelsch S. Kinniard J. Bader (Capt.) 94 Coordination Plus! L. to R: L. Parker (mgr.), G. Black (Mgr.), A. Saddlemire, T. O’Malley, T. Hull, D. Schiable, H, Rooney, L. Reymer, R. Dietz, T. Ernst, D. Frantzen, J, Conklin, B. Saddlemire (mgr.), W. Barber (mgr.), Coach Hoagland, KNEELING: R. Bishop (capt.) The junior varsity team, led by Coach Hoagland and spurred on by the J. V. cheerleaders, shaped up very well this year to the delight of the basketball fans. It was the first year for many of the boys, and they seemed to make the most of it; but their older team mates were not at all outdone, and many of the games were very exciting and quite close. 95 (26ee'tletuU't (co-captain), P. Stevens (captain) S lti4ticto t4- Left to Right: S. Haluska, J. Ostrander, A. Scrafford, R. Conklin, J. Filkins, D. LeBuis, J. Valle. 96 L. to R: Coach Shaul; J. Ostrander, Mgr; W. Bishop; A. Nye; R. Wigger; R. LaGrange; G. Gilbert; H. Schoonmaker; T. Joslin; B. Bunzey; C. Barber; R. Porter; R. Bishop; D. LeBuis, Mgr.; R. Pasquini, Capt. 97 THOMAS JOSLIN Basketball is the leading sport at B-K and is just as popular with parents and others of the community as it is with the students. Everyone thrills to the speed and excitement of the game and gains from the competitive relationship it provides with other schools. More than any other activity, basketball builds school spirit. WILLIAM BISHOP RICHARD PASQUINI GLEN GILBERT RICHARD LA GRANGE ALFRED NYE 98 Bottoms Up? Got a match? Uh, Dennis . . . uh, your pants . . . uh, in the back . . . Something's come between us! 100 Mr. Briggs, as Superintendent of Schools has spent a good part of his life advising and coordinating administrations of the schools in his district. His contribution to our school system will be felt for years to come. MR. HENRY E. BRIGGS These elementary teachers, Mrs. Risley and Mrs. Sherman, have given years of dedicated service to their profession and enriched the lives of all the children they taught. MRS. LULA C. SHERMAN MRS. MILDRED A. RISLEY For thirteen years Mr. Garry had been a bus driver dedicated to the service of the school. This fall he passed away, and the community lost a respected and accommodating friend. MR. FRANCIS J. GARRY 102 Tfesf of L ucJ? fo a (he graduates from Mr- and Mrs Patronize Compliments of Your Local Dealer REST SEEKER’S INN LONG’S FARM DAIRY East Berne, New York Congratulations, Seniors! Phone 872-1381 East Berne, N. Y. BRADEN’S STORE He Supports Your School and Community Knox, New York Mobil MARSHALL STEVENS YOUR MOBILHEAT DEALER FUELOIL, GASOLINE, KEROSENE, OIL KNOX, NEW YORK Call 872-0092 Compliments of DUTCHER’S ICE CREAM RD. 2 Altamont, New York Route 1 58 Compliments of DUKE LONG ALTAMONT PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE E, I. LAPE, Prop. Glas s - -Glazing- -Mirror s Windowshades--Sundries Largest Selection of Leading Lines Hotpoint Appliances Radio and Television East Berne, New York Est. 1885 135 Maple Ave. 105 INGA BARTH FLOWERS SCOPELL PONTIAC Coeymans, N. Y. Pontiac Sales and Service Phone Ravena 751-1083 R.D. 2 Altamont, New York t§f C. A. TRENCHARD w Television - Appliance Sales and Service Phone PO 8-2151 Alcove, New York ALTAMONT PHARMACY O’HANLON’S Prop. GILBERT J. 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TW 5-2759 TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of 111 DEL LANES fZfoQr of the Elsmere, New York JOSEPH (3u BERNE-KNOX CENTRAL SCHOOL FORMAL WEAR RENTAL AND SALE • CLEANER SPORTSWEAR FOR SALE • ALTERAT1ONS 795 Madison Avenue Phone 463-4972 Albany, New York HELEN’S STAR SUPERMARKET GROCERIES, APPLIANCES, SERVICE Phone 872-1568 East Berne, New York III JOBMANN STUDIO 135 Main Street Worcester, N. Y. Phone: EX7-4401 Compliments of JOBMANN STUDIO . . . YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Specializing in PORTRAITURE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Natural color and black and white Price List will be sent on request The staff of the 1966 Memoir would like to give special thanks to Mrs. Ellen Yarm-chuk for the meals she provided on our overtime evenings. Those tasty dinners, so cheerfully prepared and served, and so thoroughly enjoyed by all, contributed not only to the success of the yearbook but to the wellbeing of the staff. 112 E at v ALTAMONT SUPER-MARKET Compliments of STEVENS GAS STATION Knox, New York BEAUTY COUNSELOR Meats - Vegetables - Groceries Altamont, New York BEAUTY AND BODY AIDS CAROLYN LENDRUM, Repr. PY 7-3361 Compliments of ALTAMONT MANOR State Road 156 Altamont, New York Compliments of OTTO MUGGENBURG WESTERLO AUTO BODY WORKS I spend my life just laying eggs and standing on my poor thin legs so when you make my eggs a meal you've no idea how good I feel. SLICK CHICK HENNERY GIFTS MARGAURITA CERAMIC STUDIO INSTRUCTIONS GREENWARE FIRING CERAMICHROME GLAZES Knox, New York 872-0182 113 MIX’S GREENHOUSE Compliments of CHARLES MIX Schoharie, New York MIKE’S BARBER SHOP Greenville, New York FOXENKILL LODGE JOHN’S AND BILL’S INN West Berne, N. Y. ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING Owned and Operated by ARTHUR AND MARION MARTIN KLAMM’S AUTO SERVICE Service on All Foreign Cars Specializing in Porsche and V. W. Altamont Star Route Phone 872-9916 Altamont, N. Y. SPECIALIZING IN PIZZA HELDERBERG AGENCY, INC. LEO W. O'BRIEN ROBERT J. GIEBITZ East Berne, N. Y. Phone 872-1100 Representing HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP Hartford, Conn. Hartford As Alert to Your Insurance Needs as THE HARTFORD STAG Is to Danger 114 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION BERNE-KNOX CENTRAL SCHOOL BERNE, NEW YORK VOORHEESVILLE PHARMACY YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS Open 7 days a week Phone RO 5-2314 Congratulations to the Senior Class Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 ANTHONY YARMCHUK INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED from MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH GRABOWSKI Phone 872-1589 Berne, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 HELDEBERG BLUESTONE AND MARBLE, INC. East Berne, New York HELDEBERG FOSSIL ROCK A Local Product from a Local Concern DE WITT CASINO BOWLING LANES Berne New York BADGLEY NEWS SODA CANDY SUNDRIES HALLMARK CARDS Schoharie New York NORTHROP’S GARAGE Mobil Service Station East Berne, N. Y. PORFIRIO’S RESTAURANT Specializing in Italian Foods--Pizza Entertainment Week-ends and Sunday Middleburg New York FRANK AND LAURA WESTFALL Gallupville, New York GU1F LESTER W. THORNTON Gulf Service Station Gallupville, New York ALTAMONT CO-OP GLF SERVICE, INC. Division of AGWAY Feed Store Altamont, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 HARRY GARRY Distinctive Landscaping and Empire - Viking Birdsfoot Trefoil Seed East Berne 872-0175 PORTER E. BIDLEMAN MARSHALL’S GARAGE 9W, Ravena, New York CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH VALIANT . JEEP Compliments of THOMPSONS LAKE HOTEL Phone: 872-9930 Compliments of PANGBURN’S STORE AND BEACH Compliments of DR. MARGERY W. SMITH East Berne, New York Phone 872-0175 Compliments of TED QUAYS GARAGE East Berne, New York GALLUPVILLE AGWAY Feed, seed, fertilizer Farm supplies Phone: 872-0473 118 Compliments of fid DTruADn a v n n q THE HOUSE ON THE HILL WEB AND MARIE JENNINGS Greenville, New York Compliments of TOWNE COFFEE SHOP Knox, New York APPLEBEE BROTHERS BOGARDUS GENERAL STORE CHARLES M. BOGARDUS, Prop. South Westerlo New York Dormansville, New York Phone: PY 7-51 31 Compliments of GREENVILLE-NORTON HILL LUMBER COMPANY Norton Hill, N. Y. ZENITH TV AND RADIO SERVICE CLINTON TOWNSEND West Berne, N. Y. Phone 872-1621 Best Wishes JAMES L. TIGNER Clockmaker Rensselaerville, New York One stop shopping for your building needs Telephone YO 6-5333 ENGINEERING SERVICES Land Surveying Commercial and Residential Planning WALTER BAKER Phone 872-1628 Voorheesville, N. Y. Compliments of LUTZ'S TAVERN Westerlo, New York 119 FOR COMPLETE GRADUATE SERVICE SCHENECTADY REGIONAL OFFICE L. G. BALFOUR CO. TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. OVER 35 YEARS SERVICE FOR STUDENTS Class Rings Taylor-made Yearbooks Commencement Announcements Caps and Gowns Diplomas Medals and Awards Gus Hodgkins - Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding P. O. Box 2509 Schenectady, N. Y. 12309 Phone 393-5374 or 393-8083 121 MIDDLEBURGH BOWLING LANES KM WHERE YOU SEE THE 8 Lanes Air Conditioned Men will either be governed by God or ruled by tyrants. by William Penn COMPLIMENTS OF THE Laundromat -- Cleaning Westinghouse -- G. E. Washers and P. T. A. Dry Cleaning Berne-Knox Central School STUDENT PRINCE McLAUGHLIN'S RESTAURANT BAR Norton Hill N. Y. The Best Of Luck Telephone 765-2702 New Salem Garage Cff Rt. 85 at Westerlo, New York Dining, Dancing, Entertainment Nightly, Motels Catering to Weddings, Banquets, and Parties Filtered Swimming Pool Open All Year. DeWITT S. CARL and FRED W. CARL Proprietors New Salem, N. Y. Route 85 Post Office Voorheesville N. Y. 12186 Dealer Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD VINCENT 122 For Reservations Call East Berne 872-1145 or 872-9904 Compliments of VILLAGE VIEW FARM DAIRY Your Home Deserves MAIN - CARE Westerlo, New York Ph. 7-5501 or 7-3257 MAIN BROS. OIL CO. INC. Congratulations to the Class of '66 From Delmar, N. Y. COOKIE BOOTS HE 9-9951 Hair Styling - Hair Cutting -Permanent Waving JANNIE'S COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Janice Slingerland Westerlo, New York 797-3413 Open Daily By Appointment Home of tested used cars ARMORY GARAGE INC. '926 Central Ave. Compliments of SHADY LAWN FARM Westerlo, New York E. H. Stalker V Afnrrjrf Cor. of Colvin Albany 5, N. Y. IMPERIAL VALIANT ART MATURO Tele. IV 2-3381 PROMPT Snow Plowing Road Service Plain Stamps VERSTANDIG'S FLORIST Est. 1932 454 Delaware Ave. Delmar, N. Y. 439-4946 ATLAS Tires and Batteries Compliments of (fsso) Cherry Avenue THE OTHER PLACE Westerlo, New York 594 Delaware Ave. , Delmar, N. Y. Telephone 439-9875 Compliments of BOB MILLER, Prop. ZEB'S PAD TAVERY Have one of our famous B-K Reidsville, New York graduates work on your car! Bob Miller LeRoy Schoonmaker Dennis Flagler Compliments of WHITFCRD'S GENERAL STORE Westerlo, New York 123 966 4e Come to see us to discuss career opportunities in a variety of positions, some of which will surely appeal to-you. Interesting work, good salary working conditions, friendly co-workers. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE NEW YORK TELEPHONE 20 PARK ST. ROOM I00P ALBANY. N.Y. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER HOWARD L. GAGE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Farmall Tractors and Motor Trucks Sales and Service Scout Altamont, N. Y. Cub Cadet UN 1-8521 WEAVER’S BOWLING ALLEY Altamont, N. Y. 124 COMPLIMENTS OF Bordens 125 Mr. Merlin Arnold Mr. Merlin Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Earl Filkins Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flagler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bader, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foley Mr. and Mrs. James Bader Mr. and Mrs. John Foster Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Barber Mr. Frank Frantzen Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bashford Mr. Benjamin Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bassler Mrs. William Furman Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Blair Mr. Richard Fuss Miss Florence Braman Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gage Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer Miss Theresa Gallucci Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briggs Mr. Richard Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Britton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Golden Mr. Herman Britton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goldenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burmann Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gray Mr. and Mrs. George Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grippin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carl Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hallenbeck Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Conners Mr. and Mrs. George Hannay Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Haverly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Healt Mr. and Mrs. James Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Garry Healt Mrs. Gladys Cornell Mr. and Mrs. William Hedderman Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crawford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hempstead Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dearstyne Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duquette Miss Ernestine Hiltsley Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ecker Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fancher Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Horlacher Mr. and Mrs. William Fiel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hotaling Mr. and Mrs. John Howland Miss Martha Jardine Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Joslin Mrs. Laura Kane Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ketcham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinnaird Mr. and Mrs. Sidney LaGrange Mr. and Mrs. Leo LeBuis Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Locktvood Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loden Mrs. Eva Lord Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lounsbury Mr. and Mrs. William Mann Mrs. Martha Maurache Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meister Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Michaels Miss Kelli Ann Michaels Mrs. Margaret Morey Miss Loyola Moser Miss Linda New Mr. and Mrs. James O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. James Panting Miss Marie Phillipuk Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Quay Miss Sandra Quay Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shaul Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Crlo Stewart Mr. and Mrs. William Tencher Mr. and Mrs. James Tigner Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vincent, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Mark Von Haugg Mr. and Mrs. Junius Wagoner Mrs. Carol Weber Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Willsey Mr. and Mrs. Warren Willsey Mr. Harold Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Yarmchuk Mr. and Mrs. John Yarmchuk Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zimmer Chain Saws Sharpened The 4-H Kids Joe's Barber Shop Dot, Lee, Shirley, and Winnie Glen and Ginger Howie and Joanne Jim, Tom, Denny, and Merlin David Schanz, U. S. Navy Richie and Berna Howard Schoonmaker II Marty Kudlack 127 STUDENT COUNCIL The class of 1966 would like to thank the BERNE-KNOX CENTRAL SCHOOL various staffs of the Berne-Knox schools, the people of the community, and those in the surrounding areas for their support through the purchasing of advertisements and being patrons of the 1966 MEMOIR. Through your help this publication was made possible. All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. 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