New Berlin Central School - Crest Yearbook (New Berlin, NY)

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611155 Msfary Thirteen years ago a group of shining little toddlers began their education at New Berlin Cen- tral. The surviving fifteen are: Richard Burr, Robert Butts, George Camp, Doris Davis, Charles Day, Catherine Fletcher, Philip Greco, Robert Hobson, Harold Howe, Josephine Lebenick, Nancy Lyon, Raymond Page, Betty Lou Phelps, William Reidenbach, Herbert Whipple. As the years went by, we gained members and lost many until our final number is 28. In September of '49 we became the Cherished Freshmen. Although we did nothing to awaken the dead, we did begin our high school career. Class officers were: President-William Reidenbach Vice President-Robert Butts, Secretary-Robert Hobson, Treasurer -Carley Sutton. As we were promoted to Sophomores we became familiar faces to the public. We were a proud and happy family the day our class rings arrived. Our real social event was the Sno-Ball at which the King and Queen were Carley Sutton and Myrna Camenga. Our officers of that year were: President-Robert Hobson, Vice President-Raymond Page, Secretary-Charles Johnson, Trea- surer-Betty Lou Phelps. Another short year flew by and we were proud Juniors. Raymond Page was elected to the office for Presidentg Charles Johnson, Vice President: Mona Fish, Secretary: Betty Lou Phelps, Treasurer. Our two main events were our Junior Play Papa Says No which was a hugh success and the Junior Prom with Robert Butts and Catherine Fletcher as King and Queen. Our final year at New Berlin has come to an end. We selected Mrs. Amy B. McFarland as our advisor as Miss Gari Deliganis left our midst. Our officers were the same as our Junior year with the exception of Leo Gravesen succeeding Charles Johnson at the post of Vice President. Mr. Andrew Forrest, our new English teacher, has faithfully guided us in making our Senior Play June Fever successful and in completing the production of Tempus '53. Now that we come to the end of our journey we wish to thank all those who have helped us pass securely through the golden portals of N.B.C.S.

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fanfare Left to right, first row: J. Saur, A. Hansen, C. Meyers, T. Hendrickson, Mr. Hartnett, Class Advisor, J. Salony, M.J. Whitacre, N. Sawyer, S. Gregory. Second row: J. Huxtable, J. Acenour, J. Lyon, J. Lewis, R. Elliott, S. Crandall, D. Camp, D. Brownell, D. Ackerman, D. Spicer, W. Potter, H. Willis, J. Fairchild, E. Perry, F. Zorda. Third row: J. Brown, M. Wood, D. Hardy, D. Button, D. Williams, W. Phelps, L. Gilbert, P. Lawrence S. Crandall, R. Button, T. Blake, R. Lebenick, R. Jenkins. President ---- - - - WILLIAM PHELPS Vice President - - -' - - DONALD WILLIAMS Secretary ---- ----- A NN HANSEN TI8aSuI6l' ------------ - - -JEAN ACENOUR Student Council Representatives -------- STANLEY CRANDALL DICK BUTTON, CATHERINE MEYERS The Junior Class consists of thirty-six members and their advisor, Mr. Hartnett. The class has endeavored since their Freshman year to make their senior trip a most successful one. We started our Freshman year by put- ting on a Carnival Dance which proved to be a hugh success. In our Sophomore year we sold refreshments at Basketball Games and also had a Roller Skating Party. Our major desire 'during that year was to receive our Class Rings. This year our Junior Class has a number of things planned to make money. We are looking forward to our big event The Junior Prom. With the cooperation of our class and class advisor we hope to be very successful in our one big goal, The Se- nior Trip.