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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1960 volume:

. •• ‘ : % -1 ' - -■ ........ - •r • ' - . ' - • ' ... • -c . . - .«  -. S - A  , .. • . - . . •’ «-. .V ' • . • . • . • .. • • — QjOOVjO K CO o J5card ej Education r- c C'J v i Mr. Dow, Mr. Reidenbach, Mr. Genung, Mrs. Butts, clerk, Mr. Veronesi, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Ackerman. MR. ERNEST G. YOUMANS District Supervisor r . CO LO SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Hicks B. Dow VICE PRINCIPAL Herbert Butts ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Robert Vester We the class of 1960 wish to dedicate this volume of the CREST to you Mrs. Deal and Mr. Butts, In gratitude for the tireless effort you have so kindly donated to make our years In New Berlin Central School a success o oo r ? -O JOHN ANDREW BACKO John Tenni8 2; Senior Play 4. BEVERLY JEAN BALLISTER Bev Honor Society 3, Major- ettes 4 yrsCheerleader 4; GAA 4 yrs.;FTA 4 yrs. Yearbook Staff 3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4. BEATRICE AMELIA BENJAMIN Bede GAA 4 yrs.; Cheerleader 4 yrs.;Yearbook 3,4; Thrift Club 3. WANDA BENJAMIN Wanda Cheerleader; FHA; GAA. ARTHUR ELHANNON BOICE Art FFA 4 yrs.;Projector Club 4 yrs.; Thrift Club 1,2,3 Football 3. O oo cv ELIZABETH BUSCH Betty FTA 2,3,4; Senior Chorus 4 yrs. GERALD LAWRENCE BROWNELL Jerry Baseball 1; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 3; Class Treas. 3,4; Dramatics 4. WARREN CAMP Warren Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3; Soccer 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4. i. 1)42307 WALTER ANDREW CASSIDY Walt Projector 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. EUGENE SELWYN CHASE Gene Yearbook 3,4; Band 3,4; Thrift Club 3; News Club 3; Baseball 2; Basketball Manager 3,4; Dramatics 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4. MARDELE CUMMINGS Mardy CHARLES ERNEST DART Charlie FFA 4 yrs. CARL JAMES EIHOLZER Carl O V - % C ? GLORIA ANN DAVIS Glo GAA 4yrs.; FHA 4. GARY HOWARD ELLIOTT Gary Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Dram- atics 3,4. INDIA ANN FAIRCHILD Indy GAA 4 yrs.; FHA 1,2,3; Sr. Chorus 4 yrs.; Sr. Band 4 yrs.; Dance Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1,2; Ger- man Band 4. f- ro Cv' v O PATRICIA EMILY FRANCO Pat Honor Society 3,4; FTA 4 yrs.; Thrift Club 2,4; Band 4yrs,;Chorus 4yrs.; Ensembles 4 yrs.;Student Council 3,4; Yearbook 3, 4;Pep Band 1,2,3; German Band 4. ROSE MABLE GILBERT Rosie Library 4, Thrift Club 4. VERONICA FRANCES GRACYALNY Ronnie Class Secretary 1,2; Class President 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; FTA 4 yrs.; Yearbook 3,4; Band 4 yrs .; German Band. JAMES MYRON HARRINGTON Jim r- o ro Tv? 5 SARAH JANE HENDRICKSON Sarah GAA 4 yrs.; Senior Play 4; Library 3; Color Guard 3, 4. VADA MAE HINE Vada GAA 4 yrsCheerleader 1, 4; Choir 4 yrs.; Color Guard 1; FHA 3,4; Library 2;Yearbook 4;Dramatics 4. BARBARA ANN HOAG Barb Band 1; Yearbook 4; Dram- atics 4; Library 4; GAA. BARBARA HOLL Barb Chorus 3,4; Bus Patrol 2, 3,4;GAA 2,3,4; Class Sec- retary 3,4. o oo CVJ ? i 5 DOREEN ELEANOR JOHNSON Doreen Choir 4 yrs.; GAA 1. EILEEN G. JOHNSON Eileen Library 4; GAA 1. JULIA ANN JONES Julia GAA 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; News Club 2,3,4; Thrift Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Library 4 yrs.; Menu 4. SHIRLEY ANN KALINOSKI Shirl Dramatics 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Honor Soc- iety 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3. DANIEL ROBERT LACEY Dan Band 4 yrs.;Chorus 1,2,4; Cross Country 2; Football f'' 1; Baseball 2; Sophomore O President. ro T ! ■n « ALANA LOU MOORE Alana Color Guard 2,3,4; News Club 3,4; GAA 4 yrs.; FHA 2,3,4; Choir 1, Library 1; Thrift 1,Dramatics3,4. JUDITH ANN SAWYER Judy Choir 1,2; Library Club 2, 3; GAA 1,4; Color Guard 3, 4. ROBERTA ELAINE SICKLER Bert GAA 4 yrs.; Colorguard 2,3, 4; Thrift 3, Dramatics 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; GAA Council 3,4. Yearbook 3,4;Glee Club 2,4. DONALD ROGER SIMMONS Don Football 1,2,3; Basketball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Volleyball 1,2; Dramatics g 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. CO CO LO THOMAS GRIFFIN SLENTZ Tom FFA 1, Honor Society 3,4; Football 3; Class Treas; Class Vice Pres.; Student Council 3. HELEN ELIZABETH WARREN Helen FHA 1,2,3. JUANITA RUTH WEAVER Nita FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2,3. r- o CO Tv o SANDRA RETA WEAVER Sandy Corresponding Sec. 3,4; GAA 4 yrs.; FHA 4 yrs.; FTA 1,2. JULIAN WARREN WEBB JR. Bud Junior Vice President 3; Basketball 3,4;Volleyball 4 yrs.; Soccer 4; Band 4 yrs.; Junior Play; Foot- ball 3. CATHERINE MARIE WILLIAMS Kay GAA Council 1; GAA 1,2,3; Thrift 1; FHA l,2,3;Color Guard 2,3; Color Guard Capt. 3, News Club 3,4; Dramatics 3. NATHAN ELLIOTT WILLIAMS Nate Baseball 4 yrs.; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Choir 4 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; Yearbook 4; Student Council President 4; Honor Society 3,4. CLASS OF 1960 HISTORY It all began in September of the year 1946 when our kindergarten class of twenty five came noisily storming down the hall. These students, whose minds were so eager for knowledge,were: Sandy Abrams, Beatrice Benjamen,Wanda Benjamen, Gerry Brownell, Elizabeth Busch, Warren Camp, Eugene Chase, Charles Dart, Gloria Davis, Carl Eihol- zer, India Fairchild, Patricia Franco, Rose Gilbert, Barbara Holl, Sarah Hendrick- son, Barbara Hoag, Eileen Johnson, Julia Jones, Alana Moore, Roberta Sickler, Tom Slentz, Helen Warren, Juanita Weaver, Sandra Weaver,and Nate Williams. Undoubtedly, Mrs. Manchester looked at us with an air of bewilderment and thought This is going to be a hectic year. Nate and Warren, who refused to stop fighting over that bright red fire engine, invariablely disturbed the entire class, and were sent to stand in the corner behind the piano. What they did there we'll never know'. They must have enjoyed it because they were sent there often enough. Of course,Warren'8 activities did not end with this daily incident. After school he spent his time tormenting the girls on his way home. Infact, I, myself still owe him a punch in the nose. In first grade our class enrollment increased. Beverly Ballister, Veronica Grac- yalny, Doreen Johnson, and Catherine Williams were added to our motley crew. It was a thrilling and an alluring transaction when once a week we were allowed the priv- iledge of going to Mrs. Robbin's room to read to the big sixth graders. We had no new additions in second grade, but Arthur Boice joined our happy group in third grade. It must be that most of the boys had a crush on their teacher, Miss O'Conner. Judy Sawyer joined our class in the fourth grade. We shall always remember Mrs. Greene's room and those weekly visits from Aunt Juel. Whenever she came, her work was just dandy. She filled all the kids with goodies and candy. She pulled up a ch- air, and untied her bow, and watched with a smile while her eyes were a-glow. We shall always remember Mrs. Jager for her kind and understanding nature, and Mrs. Robbins for her bird-hunting and story-telling. Julian Webb, after joining our sixth grade class, had a memorable experience with a ping-pong paddle. As the old saying goes: If you can't talk it in at one end, try the other. In seventh grade Vada Hine joined our group; eighth grade, Dan Lacey and James Harrington; ninth grade, Walter Cassidy; tenth, Gary Elliott; eleventh, John Backo and Shirley Kalinoski; and twelfth grade, Mardele Cummings and Don Simmons. At the start of Junior High, we became imbued with one major goal - our senior trip. We worked toward this goal by selling pencils and paper in Mr. Whitney's home room, and by holding class bakesales. The end of our eighth year was highlighted by our Eighth Grade Commencement Exercises, held June 1956. Our high school days had finally come. Now, more than ever, we had to work to- gether on our many money raising projects. We held various activities for this pur- pose. A number of these were: bakesales, skating parties, selling of refreshments at sport events, and the Junior-Senior plays; Mystery at Midnight and Wedding Spells. Our Junior play, Mystery at Midnight, held the audience in full suspense, and since Bud Webb left out the entire plot in th first performance, they must still be waiting for the outcome of the play. In contrast to this, our Senior Play, Wedding Spells, left the audience laughing. In the spring of our Junior year, we held our Junior Prom, Sea Fantasy, and in December of our Senior year, the Senior Ball, Fantasy in Frost. We, the class of 1960, look to our graduation and the future with hopeful eyes and happy hearts, for graduation is the culmination of our high school career and the beginning of our adventures in the wide-wide world. Class Historian - Patricia Franco o C’w CO LO We, the Senior Class of 1960, of the New Berlin Central School, in the County of Chaos, State of Bewilderment, United States of America, being of hopelessly unsound mind, with sawdust in our heads and precious rubber in odr necks, about to jump from the frying pan into the fire, do hereby make this, our Last Will and Testament. To Eleanor Benjamin and Sharon Williams, we leave Nates talkativeness to be divided between them. Gene Chase leaves his easy-going ways to Dick Hatzenbuhler. John Backo leaves his lead in the Senior Play to Harvey Huth. Sue Hazard is left Lizza's quiet ways. Charles Horstman is given our Columbus Boys, Don Simmons Charm. To Dick Talcott goes Warren Camps vocabulary. Mary Williams is left with a dream man and Kay Williams' happiness. To Jack Chase, Dan Lacey leaves a fire extinguisher. Bud Webb leaves a map of Sherburne to the Junior boys. Linda Burdick is left Eileen Johnson's hair cut. Carole Slentz is left with the Slentz name to be used as Tom would. Walt Cassidy wills his English knowledge to all. Roberta Chapin is left Helen Warrens silliness. Carl Eiholzer leaves his build to Sabra Gage. To Bill Todd goes Carlie Darts shyness. Sarah Hendrickson leaves her love of school to Bob Deal. Wanda Benjamin leaves her wild, reckless ways to Cheryl Angell. Warren Salmon is left Alana's talkative ways. Gary Elliott leaves his - How about that - to Bill Sweet. Beatrice Benjamin leaves her petiteness to Jim Honeywell. India wills her love for speed to Chris Burke. Pat leaves the Franco name to brother Joe. Shirley Kalinoski leaves invitations to her house to all. To Dave Frink, Vada Hine leaves her flirtatious eyes. Mardele, Barb Hoag, Judy Sawyer leave their - rock - collection to the Junior girls. To Janice Williams goes Julies ever present energy. Bev leaves her ways with the teachers to Mary Williams. To Judy Curtis goes Sandy Weavers ability in sports. To Dona Enman, Ronnie leaves her secretive ways. Gene Dunham is left Jim Harringtons Doctors license. Roberta leaves her artistic talent to Karen Shafer for prom time. Rose Gilbert leaves Lyle Camp a few chickens to start a harchery. Nancy Hurlbutt is left Doreens even-tempered manner. Juanita leaves her ability to get along with Mrs. Deal to Larry Taylor. Barb Holl leaves her shyness to Sue Maples. Gerry Brownell probably leaves ---- Gladly. Art Boice leaves free passage to skating to Donnie Hoxie. Judy Kennedy is left Gloria Davis' Home Ec. ability. Sandy Abrams leaves all business subjects to Linda Sweet. These bring to you our most treasured gifts. We hope they will be used to the best advantage. SENIOR ABRAMS , SANDRA BACKO, JOHN BALLISTER, BEV BENJAMIN, BEA BENJAMIN, WANDA BOICE, ARTHUR BROWNELL, GERALD BUSCH, ELIZABETH CAMP, WARREN CASSIDY, WALTER CHASE, GENE DART, CHARLIE DAVIS, GLO EIHOLZER, CARL ELLIOTT, GARY FAIRCHILD, INDIA FRANCO, PAT GILBERT, ROSE GRACYALNY, RONNIE HARRINGTON, JIM HENDRICKSON, SARAH HINE, VADA HOAG, BARBARA HOLL, BARBARA JOHNSON, DOREEN JOHNSON, EILEEN JONES, JULIA KALINOSKI, SHIRL LACEY, DANIEL MOORE, ALANA SAWYER, JUDY SICKLER, BERT SLENTZ, TOM WARREN, HELEN WEAVER, JUANITA WEAVER, SANDRA WEBB, BUD WILLIAMS, KAY WILLIAMS, NATE LIKES Sports Rachmaninoff being busy cheerleading to talk - Francis F.F.A. life the boys Mrs. MacFarland Phyl photography F.F.A. Sports big game hunting Wine,women and wine nature music to read 104 trapping 302 beachcombers the Navy horses to sing to read to drive beatnicks classical music to cook the country to swim to flirt to swim Sports kids Margie to gossip music Jb42307 WHERE FOUND with Clayt playing piano studying under sunlamp art supply room Columbus with the boys? writing shorthand with Tom Mr. Dow's office shoveling snow on the farm with Bob with Charlie With Jerry band room doctor's office reading 'Mad' Todd's hunting with Ronnie cheerleading Gram's Bakery with Indy typing room Columbus washing towels with the girls church telling a joke with Mark Mrs.'B's' room with Warren 308 with Sandy Home Ec room Sherburne Horseshoe The Jones' NOTED FOR AMBITION curly blond hair you can be replaced baton twirling being petite dressmaking running spotlights Hmm,something else gone? Lizzo his muscles disagreeing his red hair being quick her chocolate cake his quietness How about that1. her art her ambition her questions good leadership his big build her peppy step big eyes her temper her flashing eyes her sincerity friendliness giggle Oh yeahI smile skipping school being engaged gum chewing faded levies being silly frankness smile parties being married make up a table1. a nurse soldier of fortune phys. ed. teacher college dress designer farmer beachcomber English teacher playboy a noted professor a civil engineer own a large dairy play pro basketball attain wealth forester WAF officer music teacher surgeon math teacher to be a general primary teacher beautician seven children a secretary executive secretary nursery teacher a practical nurse criminal lawyer missionary private secretary beautician fashion illustrator veterinarian housewife housewife teach handicapped construction engineer Mrs. America 1965 electricial engineer junior ( la.46 o CLASS OFFICERS D.Talcott, B.Todd, B.Deal, K.Shafer, S.Maples Front row: L. to R. Benjamin, Williams, Morin, Maples, Curtis, Burdick, Williams, Hoxie, Franco, Angell. 2nd row: Taylor, Kennedy, Hurlbutt, Enman, Slentz, Gage, Shafer, Chapin, Lloyd. 3rd row: Mrs. McFarland, Salmon, Frink, Van Court, Sweet, Williams, Todd, Horstman, Camp, Potter. Fourth row: Mr. Maloney, Sweet, Huth, Hardy, Burke, Honeywell, Chase, Talcott, Hatzenbuhler, Deal. Sophomore ■ 1st. row: Camp, Anderson, Grscyalny, Slckler, Pittsley, Parker, Movry, Cadwell, Miss Pepper, Mr. Southard. 2nd. row: McQuade, Runlon, McKenna Nahlik, Rose, Reed, Izard, Chapin, Vanwagner. 3rd. row: Eiholzer, Cum- mings, Matteson, Matteson, Elliott, Lucey, Spurr, Talcott, Johnson, 4th. row: Faulstick, Curtis, Unger, Hine, Gardner, Kelsey, Benson, Howard, Gregory. 5th. row: Lewis, Perkins, Armstrong, Alfieri, Novak, Chase. Hoik. CLASS OFFICERS Chase, Mowry, Talcott, Sickler, Elliott. re« Ame t CLASS OFFICERS Neuland, Franco, Maine, Webb Miss Romig, Mr, Ladd 1st. row: Sweet, Weaver, Cassidy, Palmer, Kunicki, Kalinoaki, Jones, Neuland, Franco. 2nd. row: Kalinoski, Hazard, Johnson, Davis, Chapin, Anderson, Dye, Utter, Moore. 3rd. row: Hill, Dye, Weisberg, Dart, Lloyd Hoag, Tyler, Chase, Davisson, Edwards. 4th. row: Webb, Maxson, Clapp, Izard, Stringham, Maine, Chase, Mattox, Gage. 5th. row: Boice, Edwards Horstman, Dye, Williams, Moore, Card, Puras, Horstman. 6th. row: Lloyd, Webb, Johnson, Johnson, Dalsgaard, Lacey, Pittsley, Zorda, Starr. « 1543307 m (Sjrade o C’J rl n T A CLASS OFFICERS R.Talcott, P.Pombrio, E.Sprague, L.Porter. Mr. Fry, Mr. Judd. 1st row: Slentz, Unger, Bice, Johnson, Van Court, Rose, Kalinoski, Anderson, Eaton, Jones, Williams. 2nd row: Chase, Wilcox, Brown, Izard, Lauria, Jackson, Brownell, Miller, Austin, Miller, Todd. 3rd row: Button, Moore, Meyers, Hanson, Puras, Lyon, Lloyd, Curtis, Bennett, Rowe, Roll. 4th row: Van Court, Cooper, Walkden, Pombrio, Lacey, Ramsey, Wilcox, Novak, Winton, Ramsey, Hurlbutt, Cummings. 5th row: Bice, Benson, Talcott, Lauria, Nahlik, Webb, Van Vronken, Alfieri, Cole, Stringham, Tyler, Hill. 6th row: De Forest, Borst, Alfieri, Bice, Brown, Me Quade, Vroman, Edmunds, Beards lee, Nelson, Chase, Van Wagner. A. Perkins, T. Simpson, T. Bice, S, Chapin. Mr. Whitney, 1st row: Tyler, Jennings, Perkins, Kalinoski, Burlison, Bennett, Cassidy, Brownell, Craig, Davisson, Kroenung, Clapp. 2nd row: Wandell, Presnell, Dye, Tootill, Simmons, Salmon, Scheinkat, Creighton, Lanfair, Weidman, Sweet, Conklin. 3rd row: Izard, Burch, Waffle,Matteson, Camp, Chapin, Bice, Grant, Morey, Clapp, Maxson, Wilcox. 4th row: Brahs, Clarke, Palmer, Busch, Parker, Chapin, Edwards, Mitchell, Hine, Wright, Eldridge, Simpson. 5th row: Matteson, Rose, Weedon, Williams, Busch, D'Aprix, Reed, Smith, Spicer, Joy, Backo, Honeywell. 6th row: Kennedy, Lloyd, Miller, Haywood, Vander Kooy, Lyon, Currie. l«t. row: Linger, Church, Hazard, Perkin , Browell. 2nd. row: Rose, Frink, Kellogg, Danaher, Walkden, Card, Hoik, Ramsey, Mrs. Robbins. 3rd. row: VT Whitbeck, Weaver, Moore, Wright, Deis, Werlau, Unger, Burlison. 4th. row! Rivenburgh, Kennedy, Veronesi, Wright, Presnell, Kinney, Smith, Chesebro. O 1st. row: Kellogg, Backo, Lumm, Presnell, Hanson, Dye, Pittsley, Piazza. 2nd. row; D'Aprix, Frink, Hoxie, Armstrong, Perkins, Chapin, Decker, Gracyalny, Mr. Jacobsen, 3rd. row: Crandall, Eiholzer, Wiggins, Schwartz- bach, Weeden, Eriksen, Perry, Porter. 4th row: Beeching, Cummings, DeRose, Warren, Chase, Lewis, Sprague, Anderson. o cv 1st. row: Diamond, Unger, Kalinoski, Brownell, Brennan, Talcott, McKenna, Brown. 2nd. row: Pombrio, Green, Dunham, Grant, Smith, Pittsley, Rose, Schriber, Mr. Teeple. 3rd. row: Winton, Gregory, Card, Prentice, Smith, Weeden, Stagaman, Anderson. 4th. row: Fuller, Behr, Izard, DeForest, Armlin, Williams, Beeching, Vander Kooy. Mrs. Brownell. 1st. row: Taylor, Sweet, Jenks, Clapp, Naubereit, Wheeler, Knickerbocker, Lumm, Anderson. 2nd. row: Roe, Pylinski, Pardee, Edwards, Thompson, Chesebro, Bice, Lum, Church. 3rd. row: Lloyd, Lottridge, Riven- burgh, Eccleston, Lewis, Fuller, McKenna, Cummings, Edmonds. 4th. row: Cummings, Palmer, Nelson, Fuller, Gregory, Wiggins, Dye, Meyers. 1st.row: Baldwin, Pittsley, Durham, Kline, Wall, Coleman, Franco, Williams, Kelsey. 2nd. row: Mrs. Frink, Shriber, Chapin, Brennan, Barker, Utter, Guller, Stopnytsky, Brownell, Card. 3rd. row: Hoxie, Chase, Woodard, Grant, Rivenburgh, Schermerhorn, Potter, Carpenter, Johanneson. 4th. row: Hanson, Sawyer, Dye, Hoag, Ray, Meyers, Eiholzer, Wright, Van Wagner. 1st. row: Schermerhorn, Presnell, Shafer, Crandall, Brunschroid, Hoag. Maxson, Hurlbutt, Veronesi. 2nd.row: Mrs. Greene, Wilber, Willis, Jaquay, Van Vranken, Porter, Naubereit, Armstrong, Wandell, Rowe. 3rd. row: Cumm- ings, Wilcox, Abel, Zorda, Barker, Mitchell, Davenport, Carpenter. 4th row: Coleman, Naas, Grant, Danaher, Dye, Tarrien, Howard, Ball, Whitmore. 1st row: Honeywell, Chase, Coleman, Nahlik, Smith, Smith. 2nd row: Wall, Warren, Holl, Chase, Brazee, Pylinski, Fuller. 3rd row: Mrs. Bartlett’ Presnell, Gould, Chapin, Matteson, Anderson. C.'. 1st. row: Beeching, Lobdell, Cummings, Ramsey, Stagaman, Wilbur, Aloi Novak, Clark. 2nd row: Bice, Balcom, Kunicki, Hoik, D'Aprix, Greene,Rose Halbert, Mrs. Lowe. 3rd row; Davisson, Ambrose, Heeney, Parker Berger, Dye, Bowee, Parry, Benson. o ro CV '-O 1st. row: Roe, Vail, Jenks, Deiss, Schermerhorn, Palmer, Nelson, Lennon, Unger, Lottridge, Taylor, Backo, Eccleston, Hanson, Naas, Kekulech, Ja- quay.3rd. row: Mrs. Hunt. Edwards, Knickerbocker, Simpson, Meyers, Pardee, Lidell, Weeden. 4th. row: Werlau, Mitchell, Webb, Strattan, Runion, Per- kins, Angel1, Dow. 1st row: Whitbeck, Kellogg, Winton, Harshbarger, Stevens, Maxson, 2nd row: Chapin, Wilcox, Lobdell, Card, Hill, Harshbarger, Mrs. Acenower. 1st. row: Grant, Porter, Barton, Bice, Brahs, Black, Creighton, Beeching. 2nd. row: Zorda, Pombrio, Simpson, Harris, Lloyd, Werlau, Kalinoski, Puras, Barker. 3rd. row: Smith, Webb, Nelson, Alishauskas, Ashley, Erick- sen, Stringham, Douglas, Lawton. 4th. row: Mrs. Monthie, Armstrong, Nau- bereit, Taylor, Stafford, Perkins, Piazza, Tuttle, Edwards, Williams. £ Oracle 2 1st. row: Lawton, Ray, Heeney, Anderson, Palmiter, Weeden, Haywood, Cor- nell, Joslin. 2nd row: Mrs. Thompson, Miller, Wilbur, Coleman, Scrivener, Weisberg, Cummings, Whitmore, Rogers, Wright, 3rd. row: Barker, Morehead, Balcom, Pittsley, Franco, Anderson, Fairchild, Sprague, Rogers. o CJ ro r L to R 1st. row: Eccleston, Brazee, Downey, Hoxie, Brownell, Smith, Toot- hill, Dye, Ball. 2nd row: Stratton, Sliter, Dunham, Sweet, Wilbur, Fitz- gerald, Nahlick, Angell, Roe, Atwood, Waffle, Southard, Schriber. 3rd row Mrs. George, Phillips, Hoyt, Hager, Anderson, Stafford, Church, Whitmore, Dunshee, Maxson, Unger, Morin. L to R:1st row: Dibble.Meyers, Douglas, Tarrian, Whipple, Barton, Miller, Spicer.Wilcox. 2nd row: Parry, Harshberger, Sawyer, Crandall, Hanson, An- derson, Brownell, Vanderkooy, Douglas, Berger, Beack. 3rd row: Pittsley, Atwood, Sutton, Dye, Taylor.Dunshee, Lawton, Webb, Gregory, Naubereit. CO CO 10 ELEMENTARY SENIOR HIGH SPECIAL Acenowr Beards lee DeForest Jackson Romig Vahue Manchester Ladd Williams Miles Taylor Butts George Faulstick Maloney Ackerman Deal Lottridge Monthie Pepper Highland Thompson McFarland Stopnytsky Hunt Bartlett Frink Moskwa GUIDANCE Greene Brownell JUNIOR HIGH D'Aprix Teeple Robbins Judd Jacobsen Fry Heeney Southard Whitney iStudent Council 1st. row: Burdick, Spurr, Lauria, Lyon, Vander Kooy, Kalinoski. 2nd row: Franco, Franco, Howard, Kalinoskl, Nelson, Ballister. Burke, Williams. Mr. Ladd Mr. Dow JJ onor Seated: Kennedy,Kolinoski,Fran- co, Shafer, Ballister. Back row: Mrs. Mac Farland, Franco, Backo, Slentz, Eiholzer , Williams, Deal, Talcott, Dart, Chase. library lub Matteson, Johnson, Gilbert, Jones, Van Court, Miss Pepper. Davisson, Tyler, Currie, Conklin, Craig, Backo, Morey, Busch, Joy, Cassidy, Dart. { CO CO LO L to R: Hine, Gracyalny, Shafer, Enman, Hendrickson, Franco, Hoag, Sick- ler, Williams, Burdick, Maples, Me. Maloney. Back Row: Williams, Webb, Camp, Huth, Chase, Burke, Moore, Ballister, Franco. eAuclio lub Puras, Lloyd, Maine, Izard, Horstman, Boice, Armstrong, Boice, DeForest, Zorda, Cas- sidy. . snduitrial )rh cu Chase, Maine,Taylor, Maxson, Izard, Horstman. Williams, Dye,Horstman, Horstman, Gar- dner, Zorda. Pittsley,Boice, Potter,Sweet, Johnson, Hill, Lloyd, Mr. Vahue. % 3e4 Front: Curtis,Camp, Boice, Dart Front:Curtis,Camp, Boice, Dart, Johnson, Potter. Mr. Moskwa, Izard, Clapp, Stringham, Hine, Card, Hoxie, Alfeiri, Goodwin. Back row: Dye, Boice, Sweet, Webb, Dunham, Warren, Brady. 3gic4 1st.row: Weaver, Jones, Burdick, Fairchild, Talcott, Eiholzer. 2nd.row: Weaver, Cassidy, Moore, Pitts ley. 3 rd. row: Izard, Van Wagner, Johnson, Dart, Cummings, Weisberg. 4th. row: Enman, Hine, Benson,Abrams, Davis, Faulstick, Moore. 1 st. row: Maples, Gracyalny, Busch, Sickler, Lucy, Spurr, Mrs. Robbins. 2 nd. row: Ander- son, Shafer, Franco, Gracyalny, Faulstick, Ballister. 9 ‘'Ylewd iub Johnson, Meyers, Williams, Jones, Ramsey, Chase, Austin, Cooper,Perkins, Lacey .Talcott, Bice, Moore, Webb, Izard, Anderson. o ifz 0tub Mr. Taylor, Maples, Palmer, Conklin, Jennings, Burlison, Craig. Lyon, Busch, Smith, Cassidy.Jones.Burdick. Dart, Pombrio, Ramsey, Gilbert , Ramsey, Franco.Perkins,Huth, De Forest, Salmon, Nahlik. enu ub Mrs.DeForest, Mrs.Holdridge, Todd, Maples.Perkins,Sawyer, Maxson,Spurr,Jones, Edwards, Currie, Todd, Unger.Tooti11. 1542307 f- o CO LO T . emor 0Aoir junior heir emor umor c 33 i o TJ TO $ 2LO aaketbaU COACH SOUTHARD o o CO CO LO Front row; Coach Stopnytski, Honeywell, Lloyd, Howard, Vroman, Salmon, Chase, Frink, Franco, Maxson, Gregory. 2nd. row; Deal, Webb, Perkins, Lewis, Camp, Honeywell, Armstrong, Novak. Front row; Williams, Howard, Dye, Maxson, Horstman, Chase. 2nd. row; Coach Vahue, Armstrong, Zorda, Webb, Hill, Johnson, Novak Mgr. Neuland. o CO ro LO Salmon, Franco. Taylor, Burdick, Curtis, Chase, Elliott, Camp, Burke, Lewis, Beards lee, Grant, Todd, Hill, Williams Smith Deal Maxson, and Coach Butts junior OarMt f Ucir6ity Karen Shafer Linda Burdick Bea Benjamin Vada Hine Bev Ballister Linda Palmer, Nancy Mowry, Carole Slentz, Sue Maples, Dona Enman. (§iriy o tkletic cA Aociation  «o o CO L.O 1st row: L. to R. Miss Capel, Mrs. Williams. 2nd row: Hoag, Matteson, Mowry, Sickler, Shafer, Weaver, Fairchild. 3rd row: Reed, Chase, Smith, Burdick, Todd, Maples, Perkins. (§trl6f S eckey earn L. to R. Hendrickson, Spurr, Kennedy, Camp, Maples, Burdick, Shafer. 2nd row: Reed, Chapin, Chase, Sickler, Parker, Cassidy, Curtis, Mowry. 3rd row: Mrs. Williams, Hoik, Davis, Eiholzer, Abrams, Chapin, Weaver, Matteson. { o co CO LO ... . olor Anderson, Sickler, Hendrickson, Abrams, Moore, Sawyer Pal rond o o CO ro NEW BERLIN CLEANERS FULLER'S SERVICE STATION A. C. NEELY, INCORPORATED LEONARD L. SLENTZ NEW BERLIN OIL COMPANY SPICER'S STORE SHAFER'S HARDWARE HOLMES INSURANCE AGENCY WILCOX'S DINER BERT ACKERMAN SIDNEY PARDEE INSURANCE WALT WEBSTER, KNAPP SHOE COUNCILOR CLAUDE B. DAKIN WOOLSEY B. ACKERMAN IONE D. 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