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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

ROW 1: C. Par- ry, K. Ray, H. Demilio, J. Wetherbee, C. Smith ROW 2: J. Wadsworth, D. Southwick, C. Carpenter, M. McGarrity, V. Knapp, S. Lind- holm ROW 3: C. Bush, C. Taran- to, J. Laden, J. Gronwall, K. Congdon, D. DeForest, Mrs. Slentz ROW 1: T. Ford, M. Taylor, R. Wright, S. DeLong, C Beardsley, ROW 2: K. Tuller, B. Fitzgerald, A. Docherty, B. Law, S. Switzer, r! Bundy ROW 3: J. Fenstemacher, A. Chapin, J. Simon, R. Cummings, R. Weeks, H. Rings Mrs. Thomsen 1 ROW 1: S. Gregori, J. Ryan, C. Neilsen, C. Drescher, G. Beardsley ROW 2:K. Larchar, C. Bice, D. Slater, K. Bra- dy, K. McKenna, T. Atwell, R. Kellogg, J. Bentley, L. Charles, M. Pandorf ROW 3: J. De- milio, A. Tumilowicz, M. Moscardini, M. Smith, M. Brown, E. Clarke, G. Starr, D. Davenport, J. Chilion, M. DiGasper ROW 1: S. Church, R. Rumovicz, B. Lanfair, H. Burgess, C. Do- cherty, F. Mills, A. Par- ry ROW 2: M. Nauber- eit, B. Stacy, A. Lee, R. Edwards, V. Brazee, S. Whiteman, S. DeLong, W. Cunnings, A. Lidell, A. Hine ROW 3: Mrs. Huggins, L. Hoag, O. Talbot, M. Ray, D. Turner, S. Tuttle, S. Brown, C. Church, D. Hilts, J. Lindholm s? K c dm Row 1: C. Smith, S. Holi, J. Parry, P. Hoff-____ man, V. Ingham, H. — Ciesielski Row 2: A. Harrison, E. Turner, W. ____ Stowell, Jr., L. Daven- ____ port, A. Fuass, M. Ray, — J. Allen. Row 3: A. Rood, B. Duncan, J. _L Bentley, R. McGarrity, — P. Warren, G. Coveny, — R. Davis. Teacher: Mrs. Tuller Row 1: B. Hendrickson, A. Dye, N. Seiler, E. Wetherbee, J. Halbert Row 2: H. Davis, E. Beardsley, K. Mondore, D. York, R. Rumovicz, S. Taylor, S. Loomis Row 3: Mrs. Leahy, M. Brill, K. Isele, S. Dye, E. Hughes, T. Mead, M. Gorrell Row 1: R. Lobdell, C. Hanson, C. Card, J. Taylor Row 2: M. Cum- mings, T. Becker, J. Bruni, J. Pandorf, J. Horey, B. Coveny, J. Mills, S. DeLong Row 3: M. Moseley, P. Atwell, R. Figger, E. Smith, J. Howard, S. Turner, F. Barrows, M. Caton, T. Angle, Mrs Johnson Row 1: R. Graef C. Barton, R. Bush, J. Crandell Row 2: J. Dye, J. Ray, T. Hoff- mann, D. Senior, N. Ran- dall Row 3: Mr. Foot, J. Eckert, K. Gronwall, K. Bruni, J. Tuttle, D. Larchar, R. Seiler, C. Hess, A. Lund Row 1: H. Ashton, K. Fink, D. Hendrickson, T. Boyer Row 2: M. Nelson, M. Grant, K. Welch, G. Brown, P. Salzano, Row 3: A. Schermerhorn, J. Brazee, C. Patrick, L. Keene, A. Thayer, J. Magaro, C. Wallace, J. Hoxie, M. Devaul, A. Brazee, Mrs. Edwards First row- T. Camenga, M. Tasior, R. Bice, T. Gould Second row- C. Rose, M. Card, G. Rowe, R. Warren, N. Smith, S. Tuttle D. Ehr- hard, J. Salmon, J. Ritchey, Mrs. Chapin Third row- R. Dawes, K. Brown, C. Hath- away, S. Simons, G. Ander- son, J. Maxson, C. Loyd, J. Slocum, A. Ellis, C. Grant First row- T. Ciesielski, L. Demilio, T. Loomis, G. Rood Second row- C. Wether- bee, A. Talbot, P. Nichols, E. harshbarger, D. Stacey, E. Whiteman, E. Houghton B. Davisson Third row- A. Borst, T. Mead, R. Angle, T. Caton, R. Stowell, M Cummings, O. Hess, L. Sullivan, S. Potter Row 1: E. DeMouth, R. Cornell, J. Ian- nello, A. Chapin, S. Patrick, B.J. Bal- dwin Row 2: M. Nichols, E. Lamb, V. Brazee, A. Church, A. Lidell, R. Harri- son, B. Coveny Row 3: M. Smith, C. Tut- tle, J. Hoag, S. Lar- char, J. Gronwall, J. Nelson, R. Bolek, Mr. Stowell Row 1: T. Brimmer, M. Southwick, R. Holi, E. Allen, M. Boatwright Row 2: T. Knap, K. Stage, S. Cornell, J. Odell, B. Talbot, L. Stacy Row 3: J. Moseley, M. Hanley, J. Dunham, C. Davis, A. Brazee, D. Tuttle, J. Denny omjgsen. lio, T. Loomis, G. Rot shbarger, D. Stacey, E t, T. Mead, R. Angle _ S. Potter Grail es fT Row 1: K.. Bice, C. Boyer, A. Howard Row 2: B. Tuttle, K. Salmon, C. Da- vis, K. Slocum, K. Carey, M. Harsbarger, Row 3: M. Denny, R. Lapsley, C. Johnson, D. Ec- cleston Row 4: S. O'Dell, C. An- derson, T. Brow- nell, K. Sisco, Q. Mahar, E. Larru- bee, J. Smith, R. Armitary Ab- sent: J. Bolek _ Row 1. Mr. Brady, C. Hendricks. T. Gaff, B. — Anderson, D. Carciff Row 2: P. Gregory, S. Tyler, J. Lee Row 3: R. — DuVaul, J. Peck, S. Loo- mis, P. Winton Row 4: S. Hughes, S. Crandall, T. Camenga, A. Cie- — sielski, C. Church, D. — Clark Row 5: J. Wilcox, S. Rowe, P. Denney, H. _ Denney, L. Jones Row 1: C. Cummings, J. Boss, J. Eccleston, J. Halbert, S Gage, A. Friot, D. Hawes, M Carson Row 2: A. Huggins, J Dean, C. Figger, B. Gibson, J Iannello, J. Emhof, B. Allen, R Caswell, G. Hackett Row 3: C Anderson, C. Hoxie, J. Berger, M. Burtis, J. Chilion, T. Doug- las, N. Hansen, R. Carey Row 1: E. Nichols, B. Kingsbury, C. Lanfair, M. Johnson, A. Sutton, J. Jones, C. Bruni, Z. Mahar, W. O'Dell Row 2: S. Oaks, J. Weis, R. Tuttle, R. Miller, D. Schuurman, H. Stacey, B. Pennington, K. Tomsic Row 1: M. Winton, N. Wilbur, C. Ryan, J. Spencer, A. Schmer- horn, A. Wilson, K. Tuttle Row 2: B. Novak, D. Smith, M. Moon, C. Starr, J. Pegg, W. Mor- row, M. Warren, E. Schuurman Row 3: D. Rippentrop, T. Nesbitt, K. Stillman, D. Matte- son, M. Risser, B. Smith, B. Schrag, R. Smith J« r v- : . - . h • v:: --1 Front Row: C. Carson, V. Little, S. Frink, M. Houghton, R. Lloyd, J. Hoag, M. Benson 2nd Row: B. Edmonds, T. Baldwin, K. George, R. Hoag, R. Brimmer, A. Boss, R. Harshbarger, G. Devaul, D. Lewis, K. Aylesworth 3rd Row: R. Harshbarger, L. Church, D. Brown, D. Brazee, C. Harshbarger, M. Greco, S. Dye, S. Carpenter, R. Ludwig Front Row: R. Ramsey, B. Stringham, P. Peck, B. Stagaman, L. Riven- burgh, J. Weis, K. Win- ton 2nd Row: A. Wig- gins, L. Pegg, H. Senior, H. Smith, L. Wilson, B. Wright, J. Reed 3rd Row: W. Schrag, R. Loomis, S. Wood, T. Potter, J. Wheeler, M. Smith, T. Wiggins Front Row: T. Miller, S. Lamb, D. Larchar, T. Hoff- man, J. Allen, R. Fink, J. Hanley, S. Lamphere, P. Mon- roe 2nd Row: W. Frink, J. Foster, D. Miles, J. Hoxie, J. Conklin, S. Brown, F. Muller, P. Horn- beck 3rd Row: A. Baldwin, L. Austin, H. Martin, P. Cope, K. Bartle, M. Kelly, B. Clark, B. Ander- son, J. Matteson Abs: R. Ashley, K. Barker, R. Brown, T. Egelston, M. Kuhn, R. Litts, J. Sisco, R. Simons Jr., C. Schermerhorn, P. Ray, B. Monk Front Row: M. Lindsay, J. Potter, J. Matteson 2nd Row: J. Lanfair, J. Turner, J. Pennington 3rd Row: E Lyons, A. Stillman 4th Row: L. Lloyd, N. Sohne, J. Tay- lor, J. Senn, K. Morrow 5th Row: K. Garguilo, A Covey, P. Atwell, B. Lamb, L. Lamb, L. Smith, L. Weis, H. Taylor Front Row: W. Kapp, T. Dye, P. Johnson 2nd Row: R. Anderson, M. Hine, D. Kozo, B. Dean, B. Howard, B. Burdick, A. Emrich, T. Jeter, M. Figger 3rd Row: C. Ed- itions, J. Cassidy, T. Christian, T, Cas- well, W. Boise 4th Row: C. Ehrard, C. Gubbins, J. Emhof, A. Benjamin, B. Brown, T. Hen- dricks 5th Row: K. Garguilo, A. Covey, E. Anderson, P. Atwell, C. Boss, J. Benson, A. Moore, J. Friot Abs: J. Eh- rard, T. Marquit, S. Patrick, K. Posser, S. Randall, R. Ray, J. Robinson, W. Spen- cer, L. Stillman, B. Tiffany, S. Tiffany Michelle 'awn Roberta Jennifer Tammy R. Chris Jennie Dana Baby 28 DavicH.' J L. Jame V  w ' • Beth Babies Don't Keep i rtf |li « Cindy Cleaning and scrubbing Can wait till tomorrow. For babies grow up. We've learned to our sorrow . . So quiet down cobwebs; Dust go to sleep . . . I'm rocking my baby, ,tU t And babies don't keep. S Baby 29 Loretta Catherine Tammy T. nna Lorelie Rachael Baby 30 GbfliS 0F 87 M0TT0: WHENEVER Y0U DREAM, Y0U ARE H0LDING THE KEY, IT 0PEN5 THE D00R, T0 LET Y0U BE FREE. Class Song: Never Surrender By Corey Hart Class Colors: Baby Blue, Pink, . Silver Graduating Colors: Purple Gray Class Flower: White Rose Jr. Prorn Whej vquj lyjp, my arms It isnt to hai Oc in HeaveJB And baby Prom 32 Halloween Memories are made to gather and hold CENSORED lloween 34' ■am wm The Exchange Student program is run through many different organizations throughout the world yearly. Rotary; being the largest sends over 6000 teenagers a year to virtually every civilised part of the earth worldwide. For the students themselves they get the opportunity to learn about another culture by living with local familys far better than a tourist ever could. GMY MATE! G’day from Down Under. During my stay in the U.S. I have done and seen many things that will make my year here memorable forever. Tilings like lazying on the beach in Florida, hiking the Grand Canyon, checking out China Town in San Francisco, gambling in Las Vegas, sinking a canoe in the regatta and of course a hot time in Canada on the senior trip. These are only a few of the great things I got to do; things I only ever dreamed of. But when I look back on my year it was the time I spent in New Berlin that made me feel like a real American. It wasn’t just the basketball games, or the Winter parties, the pep rallys, or even Mr Dixon’s 1st period class. It was everything I ever did. The friendship people showed me from the very start let me know New Berlin was home. I thank both of my senior classes and of course ray family's who put up with me throughout the year. I'm only sorry that I didn't get to meet everyone during my year here. I look forward to the future and one day coming back here. keep smiling Anthony Bakx Australia The Kxchango Studenl spends alot of time giving speeches about his home country, trying to share his own culture with the people he meets. Often they are faced with touchy political questions and have to use delicate tact, so as not to offend anyone. By far the most important goal of the exchange program is on a larger scale. Rotary International sends teenagers around the world to close the gaps between our cultures and make a big step forward in world understanding. People are more willing to believe foreign teenagers over the stereotyping of T.V. when it comes to international affairs. The Exchange Student essentially is a young ambassador for his country. It's not always official though. Many exchange students travel during their year to get the full experience available to them. Anthony Bakx for example travelled to well over half of the U.S. states in a number of Rotary organised and personsal trips. It is an experience most teenagers never get to realise. Student Exchange 35 tuepiUS eCuDtpx Seniors 36 1. Jay Lorelie-Most Disorganized 2. Tom Heather-Most Likely to Succeed 3. Danny Dana-Most Talkative 4. James Fawn-Most Talented 5. Tom Chris-Most Athletic 6. Dave Kelly-Most Spirited 7. Scott Catherine-Best Smile 8. Jason Theresa-Best Eyes 9. Marty Joycelyn-Most Outgoing 10. Jim Kim-Class Partiers 11. Dave Tammy-Best Dressed 12. Mike H. Jennifer-Class Airheads 13. Bill K. Rachael-Funniest Laugh 14. Doug Loretta-Most Shy 15. Bob Jennie-Class Flirts Catherine lone Ackerman Cat, Turtle Pet Peeve: People who don't like Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. F.P.: College, travel Europe. Activities: Sp Club 1; Yorkers 1; Mock Trial 2; Prom Comm 3; Yr- book 4; St Coun 2; Band 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 4; C-leading 1, 3. Offices: Sp Club Sec; Sr Class Sec. Roberta A. Alford Berty Pet Peeve: Stuck-ups, know-it-alls and nerds. F.P.: Go to college, own a flowershop. Activities: C-leading 1-4; BOCES 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Soccer 2; B-ball 1. Patrick Anson Chief Ninja Pet Peeve: Losing weight for wrestling. F.P.: Join the Air Force and be- come an architect. Activities: Tech Club 3, 4; OM 3, James Coburn Austin Pet Peeve: Society in general F.P.: College-ride off into the sunset. Activities: Jazz Band 3, 4; Yorkers 4; B-ball 1, 2; Track 1-4. Offices: Jr Class Sec; Soph Class Pres. Teri Marie Boice Dancing Bear Pet Peeve: People sniffing. F.P.: Become a rich, successful actress. Activities: St Coun 1-3; Fr Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Soccer 1-3; Softball 1; B-ball 1. Offices: St Coun Sec 2, 3; FHA Sec 1; FHA Treas 2. Fawn Shelley Card Frog Pet Peeve: Put downs. F.P.: College for drafting. Activities: 4-H 1-5; VICA 1; Vol- leyball 1-4; Track 1; Yrbook 4. Offices: 4-H Pres, V-Pres, Sec, Rep and Treas. Lori Ann Bryden Pet Peeve: People who think they're better than others. F.P.: Have a happy life. Activities: FHA 1-4. Offices: FHA Pres and Treas. Heather G. Caswell Heather F.P.: Attend college, raise a family Activities: FHA 1-3; FFA 1-3; SHS 3, 4. Offices: FHA Pres 2; State Sec 2; FFA Asst Sec 2, Sec 3. David E. Clark II grit Pet Peeve: When you work to do a homework assign, only to find out you did the wrong page. F.P.: Go to college, make the big bucks then retire. Activities: Yrbook 4; Computers 2; Track 1, 2; B-ball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. Colleen Renee Crandall Sis F.P.: Working with special educa- tion children. Activities: FHA 2; VICA 1; BOCES 1. Gregory A. Daois Donut Pet Peeve: Little kids Activities: FFA 1-4; Ftball 1-4; Purple Crush Defense 1-4. Offices: FFA V-Pres; FFA Sub-dis- trict Pres and V-Pres. Lester C. Drake Les F.P.: Get a job, get out of town. Activities: FHA 1-4; FFA 2, 4. Jamie Sue Dunham James Pet Peeve: All little kids. F.P.: College, to be successful Activities: FHA 1-3; FFA 1; B-ball 1. Offices: FHA Pres 1, 2. Pamela Fenton Tumble turd tilly Pet Peeve: Jocks F.P.: Marry Van Miles. Activities: FFA 1, 2; Soccer 1. Christine Marie Fitch Fitchie, Pube Pet Peeve: Little kids and short people jokes. F.P.: Go to college, become a broadcaster and make big bucks. Activities: Sp Club 1-3; Yrbook 4; Soccer 3,4; B-ball 1-4; Softball 1-5; Volleyball 1, 2. Seniors 39 Johanna K. Frink Little Jo, the wrangler Pet Peeve: Bossy people, people that think they're better than ev- eryone else. F.P.: Get out of New Berlin and go to college. Activities: Colorguard 1, 2; VICA 3, 4; FHA 1-4. Offices: FHA V-Pres 2; FHA Pres 3. Michael Friot Space Cadet F.P.: Be an accountant, get rich Activities: Sp Club 1. Raymond Lowell Gaff F.P.: Paid firefighter in Ithaca. Activities: FFA 2; Tech Club 2; OM 2. Lisa J. Gage Liza, Mona Lisa Pet Peeve: People that smell bad and brown nosers. F.P.: College, own my own flower shop. Activities: BOCES 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; C-leading 4. Scott Alan Gage Scotter, Scage Pet Peeve: Rednecks, brown nosers and dictators. F.P.: Go to college and become a big time business man. Activities: Yrbook 4; Ftball 2-4; B- ball 2-4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4, Purple Crush Defense 2-4. Offices: Soph V-Pres. Seniors 40 Kelly Elizabeth Gibson Va K.E.G., Kel-pie Pet Peeves: Bums F.P.: Go to art school. Activities: Yrbook 4; Fr Club 1; Colorguard 1, 2; C-leading. Martin W. Grant Marty Pet Peeve: Riding the bus to and from school. F.P.: Work for a year and go on to college. Activities: FFA 1-3; VICA 3, 4; Baseball 1-4. Douglas Joseph Gubbins Guppy, Goober Pet Peeve: Pushy people. F.P.: Become an accountant. Activities: Sp Club 1, 2; yr- bookY4; B-ball 1, 2; Ftball 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Charity Halaburda Pet Peeve: When people hurt others. F.P.: Practical Bible Training School. Jeffrey James Halbert Preacher Boy Pet Peeve: Being called Preacher Boy. F.P.: Military Seniors 41 Cindy L. Harrington Pet Peeve: Teachers F.P.: Get a job or go on to school. Activities: FHA 1-4. Michelle Hendricks Mickey, Shell Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than they really are. Activities: Fr Club 1, 2; Mock Trail 2, 3; Yrbook 4. F.P.: College and travel. David James Arnold Pet Peeve: School F.P.: Army Activities: Ftball 3. Michael Lee Hoffman Rizzer F.P.: Go into the Army and get a trade. Activities: FFA 1-3. Kimberly Lynn Hoxie Kim, Frog Pet Peeve Cotton mouth and Mondays. F.P.: College and travel. Activities: Sp Club 1, 2; Prom Comm 3; Yrbook 4; JHS 1; SHS 3, 4; Track 1-4; Soccer 3; B-ball C- leading 1-4; Ft c-leading 4. Offices: Fr, Jr and Sr Class V-Pres; JHS Pres 1; SHS Sec 4. Seniors 42 Henry LeRoy Jenison Hank F.P.: Go to college or work then get married. Acitivities: Fr. Club 1; FFA 1. Dana Marie Johnsen Goose Pet Peeve: Mr. Seiler and gym class. F.P.: College Activities: Sp Club 1; Yorkers 2; Prom Comm 3; B-ball C-leading 3, 4; Ft C-leading 4. Hollie Ann Johnson Holifer Pet Peeve: Jocks and the Dallas Cowboys. F.P.: Join the Air Force, become a state police officer and have a farm in Wyoming. Activities: FFA 1-4; Chorus 1-4; 4- H 3, 4; Track 1; Volleyball 3, 4; FHA 1. William E. King Jr. Bill Pet Peeve: It ain't over til the fat lady sings. F.P.: Go to college, get married to a rich, sexy woman. Activities: Astronomy 1; Baseball 1-4; Ftball 1-3; JV Track; Wres- tling 3, 4. Kelly Ann Kuhn Krout Pet Peeve: People who stare. F.P.: Go to college to become a math teacher. Activities: Concert band 1-3; Marching band 1, 3; St Coun 1, 2; Softball 1-4; Volleyball 2, 3; C- leading 2; Yrbook 4 Offices: Band Treas 3. Seniors 43 Beth Ann Lent Beth, Booper Pet Peeve: Jocks and snobs. F.P.: To marry Jim and have a Porshe. Activities: JHS 1; Fr Club 1. Offices: Fr Class Treas. James Edward Lloyd Ogre, Ox, Lard Pet Peeve: Cry babies and scums. F.P.: College, law enforcement. Activities: Yorkers 4; Sr Chorus 4; Ftball 1-4; B-ball 1-4; Track 1, 4; Purple Crush Defense 1-4. Jay David Lyon Pud, TIP Pet Peeve: Dana-party pooper. F.P.: Have fun and make money Activities: Fr Club 1, 2; Prom Comm 3; JHS 1; Yorkers 4; B-ball 1-4; Ftball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Pur- ple Crush Defense 1-4. Aubrey Lamphere Dirty F.P.: Service Thomas G. Lawson Scraig, Grape Ape Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people, Edmeston. F.P.: Go to college for Tech Drawing Activities: Con Band 1-3; Jazz Band 1-4; JHS 1; Sp Club 1, 2; Ftball 1-4; B-ball 1-4; Track 1-4; Purple Crush Defense 1-4. Offices: Athletic Assoc. Treas; JHS Treas.; Jr and Sr Class Pres. Joycelyn Lee Martin Pet Peeve: Scums and Seiler's gym class. Activities: Ft C-leading 4; Sp Club 1, 2; Prom Comm 3; Yorkers 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Soccer 3. Offices: Soph Class Treas; Sp Club Pres 2; Fr Class Sec. Jason Patrick Meyers Oscar, Jake Pet Peeve: People who live in the USA and run it down. F.P.: Go to either Texas or Virgin- ia and become a draftsman or Marines. Activities: Prom Comm 3; BOCES 4; Ftball 2-4; Baseball 2, 4. Richard Miller Rocking Rick Pet Peeve: Girls in general. F.P.: Army Activities: FFA 1-3. Neil Wade Mondore Swade Pet Peeve: Wise people. F.P.: To be well off. Activities: Wrestling 4. Rachael Lyn Patterson Scrach Pet Peeve: Being on time for school. F.P.: Go to college someplace warm. Activities: St Coun 1; Sp Club 1, 2; JHS 1; Yrbook 4; Prom Comm Chp 3; Con band 3, 4; Twirling 1- 3; Drum Majorette 3, 4; Soccer 1-4; B-ball 1-4; Track 1,2; Softball 3, 4. Jennifer Anne Randall Jennie, Air Pet Peeve: Being grounded, listen- ing to Lloyd, F.P.: College, nursing career, and marriage. Activities: Sp Club 1, 2; Prom Comm 3; Yrbook 4; Yorkers 2, 4; Mock Trail 2. Tammy Lin Ray Babina Pet Peeve: People that try to break others up. Activities: Colorguard 1-4; FHA l- Nigel Raymond Reynolds 3; VICA 3. Activities: Bowling Renee Louise Ross Frenchie Pet Peeve: To be pressured. FP: Go to a Christian college for teaching. Activities: C-leading 1, 2; Head of ad comm 1. Semors 4o Doreen Schultz David D. Smith Scabe-nut Pet Peeve: A certain Edmeston baseball coach making rude com- ments about NB in the paper. F.P.: Go to college and live life to its fullest. Activities: St Coun 1-4; JHS 1; Fr Club 1-3; Baseball 1, 2, 4; B-ball 1- 4; Ftball 1-3; Purple Crush De- fense 1-3 Robert A. Sohne II “Breeder Ian Leroy Starr Theresa Marie Sullivan Theresie, Tessy Pet Peeve: Scums and school Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls. lunches. F.P.: Make money. Ion F.P.: Get a good paying job and Activities: Ftball 1-4; B-Ball 1-3; Pet Peeve: Homework get married someday. Baseball 2-4; Purple Crush De- F.P.: Air Force Activities: BOCES 3; Yrbook 4; fense 1-4. Activities: Wrestling 1-4. VICA 3. Seniors 47 Thomas M. Sutton Curl Pet Peeve: People that don't return phone calls. F.P.: Put NB on the map. Activities: JHS 1; St Coun 1-4; Fr Club 1, 2; Yorkers 3, 4; B-ball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Ftball 1-4; Track 3, 4; Purple Crush Defense 1-4. Offices: JHS V-Pres; Fr Club Pres. Tammy Ann Tasior Tammy T. Pet Peeve: Red lights, one lunch period and belching. F.P.: Survive the senior trip and go to college. Activities: C-leading 3, 4; Band 1; Marching band 1; Colorguard 3,4; Prom comm 3; Yrbook 4; SHS 4; Track 1; B-ball 1; Soccer 2-4. Offices: Soph Class Pres 2; SHS Pres 4. Heather Mae Turner Pet Peeve: My Mom's raisin cookies. F.P.: To go into the medical field. Activities: JHS 1; SHS 3, 4; Fr Club 1, 2; Con band 1, 2; Yrbook 4; B-ball C-leading 1-4. Offices: Jr and Sr Class Treas; SHS Treas 4; Yrbook Ed 4. Lorelie Kristen Walker Brat, Gimpy Pet Peeve: Gossips, loud mouths and stuck-ups. F.P.: Go to a business college in Florida. Billy Joe Warren B.J. Pet Peeve: Some of the kids in school. F.P.: Leave New York State. Activities: FFA 1. Seniors 48 Loretta Lynn Warren Rat Pet Peeve: When it rains when we walk downtown. F.P.: Get married to Les, work. Activities: FHA 1-4; VICA 3; BOCES 3. James Arthur Winton Arthur Pet Peeve: People picking on others. F.P.: Become a trucker for a big company. Activities: FFA 1-5; Wrestling 4. Michael Allen Winton Dipper, Jim Pet Peeve: Queers F.P.: 2 year Ag college, job, marriage. Activities: FFA;-4; Wrestling 4. Offices: FFA Reporter 3, 4. Jennifer Anne Wood Niffer, Jen Pet Peeve: 12:00 Curfew. F.P.: College Activities: Prom Comm 3; B-ball C-leading 2, 3; Ft C-leading 4. Danny Ben Yankowski Danielsan, Polock Pet peeve: Cheaters F.P.: Marry Kim and have a race car. Activities: BOCES; FFA Dedication 50 1987 Dedico Hon We, the class of 1987, would like to dedicate our yearbook to a very special person - Mrs. Carpenter. Over the past years, she has always been there when we needed her. Even when she had problems of her own, she always found the time to help us deal with ours. For this, and the many other things that she has done for us, we would like to give her our sincerest thanks. Dedication 51 Senior Candids 53 Seniors What is VoPro? It’s a PROGRAM where students “Learn to Earn.“ It’s a STUDENT gaining special skills. It's c PLACE where self-confidence grows. It’s an OPPORTUNITY to become independent. It's a PATHWAY to a professional future. It's a GATEWAY to economic freedom. It's a SYMBOL of pride and self-respect. It's a KEY to success. Boces 54 VoPro courses are scheduled for one-half of the school day (2 1 2 hours), Monday through Friday, and they follow the home school calendar. Thus students spend half a day at the Center and half a day at their home schools. Veterans and other adults are also encouraged to enroll in daytime programs at each of our VoPro Centers to update themselves in their field or learn a new trade area. Evening programs for adults usually operate for one or two nights per week for about ten weeks, these courses are more basic and specialized. Interested adults may contact our Adult Education Division or call the Vocational Services Coordinator at either Center. What We Have To Offer! Agrl cultural and Heavy Equipment Mechanics-Conservation Landscaping and Greenhouse Management-Auto Body Repair- Auto Mechanics-Data Processing-Advanced Keyboarding Clerical Practice-Office Procedures Informatlon Process- 1 ng-Carpentry Masonry-Electro-Meehan leal Installation and Maintenance (WDC only)-Plumb1ng Heat1ong and Elec- trical (CC onIy)-Ch1Id Related Careers-Cosmetology-Food Servlces-Health Occupations (WDC on1y)-Nurse Assistant- Draftlnq-Electronlcs-Metal Mach 1ning-Welding Metal Fabri- «•tlon (WDC only).L,w Enforcement Who Can Bo A VoPro? All students, veterans, and adults in the Delaware and Chenango area who are interested in occupa- tional training are encouraged to take full advan- tage of the diversified training facilities at the two centers. The individual who desires to secure satis- fying full time employment after graduation from high school will find that a VoPro education pro- vides strong entry level skills in various occupa- tional areas. The college-bound individual will discover that our programs will provide skills which will assist him or her in achieving college goals and will mako finding part-time or summer employment easier during the college years. The individual who is unemployed or who wishes to change jobs will find that a VoPro education will provide valuable new skills. Many adults are taking advantage of this daytime opportunity. For further VoPro information and career counsel- ing. contact: Vocational Services Coordinator Chenango Area Center R.D. 3. East River Road Norwich. New York 13816 (607) 334-2771 Vocational Services Coordinator Western Delaware Area Center R.D. 1 Sidney Center, New York 13839 (607) 866-6591 Boces 55 W .T. f • '16 V'- 'AW • •r J Row 1. S. Gage, T. Lawson, J. Lloyd, T. Sutton, B. Sohne, G. Daios, J. Meyers Row 2. Coach Seiler, J. Lyon, W. Kapp, J. Lanfair, T. Christian, P. John- son Row 3. A. Emrich, B. Burdick, B. Howard, J. Berger, C. Edmonds, J. Foster, F. Muller, Coach Haight Row 4. C. Maloney, S. Bourn, M. Lawson, C. Wilcox, M. Smith, Row 5. R. Bodie, K. Garguilo, B. Dean, T. Dye, M. Lindsay, S. Wood, J. Potter, J. Cassidy Edmeston SNB Laurens Morris Playoffs Laurens Championship Morris Sports 58 Football 1986 Sports 60 Coach Gorton, K. John- son, K. Gage, S. Gage, L. Austin, W. Boice, H. Johnson, H, Taylor, B. Brown, L. Pegg, S. Cur- tis, A. Wiggins Sports 61 9Z61 ||fcqAs(|o v 1 iry Sports 63 I ux m i . Being a Lady Hawk always means pride, and de- spite our record we represented New Berlin well. Our unyielding desire to win and constant hustle were two formidable combinations that made us all winners. Miss Gorton wanted to win as badly as we did and along with being our coach, she also proved to be a good friend. The support from our spectators was outstanding and appreciated very much. For the first time we had both a Junior Varsity and a Varsity team. This gave our younger players the opportunity to expe- rience the intensity of real games. Those of us who had the pleasure of watching them play were thrilled by their enthusi- asm and hard work. They may not have received a lot of recog- nition but to us every one of them were all-stars. Sports 67 Girls JV Basketball 1986-87 rte rtO Tri-Valley Champs Kneeling: B. King, B. Burdick, M. Lindsay. Standing: Coach Dye, M. Grant T. Sutton, J. Lyon, B. Sohne, M. Aylesworth, B. Carpenter, J. Novak, S. Avery, T. Dye, Coach Johnson. Not Pictured: J. Turner, S. Gage, D. Clark. NB. 17 Franklin 11 Morris 23 G'ville 15 OV 25 SNB 11 Mt. Upton 12 Edmeston 12 OV 8 Davenport 10 Morris 21 G'ville 13 Edmeston 9 SNB 14 Mt. Upton 23 Franklin Sectionals 3 Edmeston TRI-Valley Championship 7 Edmeston 9 Innings a ei 0) e Q S3 OS C Sports I 71 9861 llcW° 09 The softball team again had a great year as they won the Tri-Valley West for the second consecutive season. Al- though the team lost in the champion- ship game to Worcester, they felt very proud as they overcame a few obsta- cles. After taking a thrashing from Mt. Upton, the Lady Hawks came back and avenged the former loss to nail those same Mounties 14-13. They were also forced to play a couple of games without their valuable senior starters, but still kept their composure and remained number one. KNEELING: L. Wilson. J. Lyon, J. Brownell STANDING: R. Patterson, K. Kuhn, Coach Hine, C. Fitch, R. Bartle, D. Pope, A. Bice, A. Covey, N. Sohne, P. Atwell, K. McClain, K. Morrow, C. Boss 17 Hawk Softball '86 Franklin 13 8 Gilbersville 1 16 O.V. 9 41 S.N.B. 4 4 Mt. Upton 29 25 Edmeston 32 6 O.V. 1 14 Davenport 12 13 Gilbertville 30 7 Edmeston 10 21 S.N.B. 6 14 Franklin 1 14 Mt. Upton 13 8 Morris 1 8 Morris 5 Championship Game Worcester 6-17 League 10-2 Overall 11-4 Sports 73 Sports 74 Yearbook EDITOR: Heather Turner LAYOUT EDITOR: Tom Lawson BUSINESS MANAGER: Kim Hoxie PHOTOGRAPHY: Anthony Bakx GRADES: Theresa Sullivan CLASSES: Doug Gubbins SENIORS: Rachael Patterson BOYS SPORTS: David Clark Scott Gage GIRLS SPORTS: Tammy Tasior Chris Fitch ORGANIZATIONS: Michelle Hendricks Kelly Gibson TEACHERS: Catherine Ackerman Fawn Card ADVERTISEMENTS: Kelly Kuhn ADVISOR: Mr. Houghton Organizations 78 Safety Patrol ifeolek, 1 egbry, l C 4: Dt Hccles- i SBAnd sonmZ. Hen- Ij rSmith7 D. Cwkuff, C. I ivis. Row 6: m. Harsh [A. Howard, E, Larrabeeg. j lderson. RcivUta ki jj Organizations 80 Little Singers ‘ Row 3:VY'Urch, £ Learns, A. braSM, L WimT GT OTY S. Crandell, S. Tyler, RflW:4- M. Southwick, K. Stage, M. Nichols, C. Church, R. Bol|c, B. Cornell, T. Gaff Row i: T. Boyer, R. Dawes, Row 2: R. Bice JLHush, K. Gronwall, K. Bruni, A. Talbot, E. Houghton, B. Davisson, P, SalzaH C. Wethervee, J. Ritchey, T. Gould, Row 3: J. Crandell, P. Nichols, A. T ver, L. Keene, M. Grant, J. Howard, T. Ciesielski, E. Harshbarger, T. Goure T. Caton, M. Card, D. Larcher, Row 4: S. Turner, A. Brazee, T. Mead, R. Ai e, G. Rood, O. Hess, J. Slocum, A. Borst, A. Ellis, M. Canton, G. Rowe, J. Salmon, G. Brown Sr Choir Ross, J. Gleason, B. Anderson, Row 3: T. Law- son, J. Lyon, T. Dye, D. Smith, J. Potter, K. Morrow, W. Kapp, M. Lindsay, N. Sohne, P. Atwell, K. Garguilo ROW t: K. Ftggct, J. Matieson, P! Atwell. J:-Chilton, R. Haley ROW 2: K. George ROW 3; L. Weis, B. Morrow, T. Lawson, J. Austin, J. Foster, M. Houghton, M. Htne, M- °n Organizations 83 French Club Moore, J. Emhof, J. Chilion, K. Figger, L. Wifc BpjP inTL C. Boss, J. Lyon, M. Garguilo, D. Larcher, M3: G. DeVaul, B. Harshberger, E. Houghton, J. BrownelL rGage, R. Bodie, M. Lawson, J. Jeter Matte- Spanish Club Junior FHA Organization 84 FFA Row 1: W. Gaff, J. Robinson, J. Spen- cer, A. Cisco Row 2: L. Stillman, H. Johnson, R. Hoag, A. Boss, R. Brim- mer, S. Patrick Row 3: J. Pennington, J. Winton, W. Kapp, G. Dias, J. Rob- inson, J. Turner, T. Caswell, K. Win- ton, M. Risser, M. Winton, Mr. Cha- pin Row 4: B. Warren, T. Egelston, R. Brown, L. Rivenburgh C. Edmonds, K. Prosser, J. Potter, P. Johnson, R. Bodie, J. Cassidy Row 5: M. Webb, S. Brown, T. Jeter Danny: There are no words to replace his life Or take away our tears. No words exist to soothe our souls Or bring back all his years. There is his laughter and smiling face That could never be taken away And all the times he shared with us He fulfilled his life each day. With every minute that passed him by He defined the meaning of kind All the things he did for others He cared through all his time. Only time can ease the pain With his love insied our hearts All the mem'ries, we'll reminisce With those, we'll never part. Angie In Memory Organizatioo 85 Varsity Basketball J,V. Basketball Chee Football Officers Administration 90 Congratulations to the Class of 1987. There is a special affinity here. As you entered the seventh grade, I started as Principal at New Berlin School. Throughout the six years we have spent together I have watched you grow and mature into competent, confident, self-reliant individ- uals. You have experienced many successes both as a class and as individuals. There has been an occasional setback which helped you maintain your perspective. As you go on with your life may you contin- ue to draw upon the knowledge you have acquired in your thirteen years at New Berlin Central School to help you make the decisions which will make each of you a contributing member of your community, state and nation. Best wishes for every success. Mr. Torrington Richard A. Lalla: Superintendent Row 1: Herbert Torrington, Gary Potter, Richard Lalla, James Wood John Salley, Ross Iannello, Harry Senior, Harry Huth, Barry Chri To the 1987 Graduates - You have worked hard to reach the pin- nacle of high school achievement. And, yes, there is life after high school. It's a life of new experiences and even greater challenges. It's an exciting life. Accept this life, meet the challenges, and learn from the experiences; the rewards will be plenty and life fulfilling. Best Wishes R. James Wood, President New Berlin Central School Board I, Marie Kelly, Gerald Griffith Row 2: Jerry Halbert, istian Administration 9 I don't know how she does it, but when that first bell rings, she's ready for the day ahead. Joyce Schuurman: Secretary, High School Marion Wellner: Attendance k-4 Mrs. Ward: School Nurse and needs a set of wings. Teachers in and out now, for answers she must know, They're greeted with a sunny smile, she really is a pro . In between there's filing by the name and by the grade, items brought for lost and found, coffee to be made. At last the day is ended, how has she stayed so cool? She loves her job and we love her, the secretary of our school. By: Dorothy Woodham Beverly Carpenter: Attendance 5-12 Faculty 92 Marie Kelly: Secretary, Superintendent Administration 93 Class of '87 Steps Forward In a few short months the Class of '87 of New Berlin Central School will be preparing for commencement exercises and readying themselves for a start entrance into a very complex world. They, like most graduates before them, will tread unsurely and make mistakes. They will adopt new causes, change philosophies, find new hobbies and search for the greater meanings of life—all this while trying to seek out a living and stay ahead of the Came . However, unlike many who have preceded them at N.B.C.S, I think they have a better chance at winning. As a group, the class of '87 has the odds in their favor. There are few classes that do. They are a happy group and an academic minded group. They have shared the ups and downs of growing up and grown closer because of it. My faculty colleaques and peers have labeled them a good class-surely a mild understatement. They have been a great group compared to those that have come before and probably many that will follow. The odds are certainly in your favor. I will miss you. Mr. Dixon Virginia Howard: English Thomas Dixon: English Facul ty 94 Faculty 95 Tribute To A Teacher A teacher is a person who constantly strives to reach greater heights as a builder of lives . . . In glory and victory and yes, in de- feat, who sets the example for those that compete ... who advocates team- work and proves everyday that every- one wins in the game of fair play. -Anomymous Eugene Chilion: Mathematics Kathryn Stevens: Mathematics Linda Couse: Mathematics '---------------— — • • Faculty 96 Elaine Lull: Computer Lab Aide The computer room has been busy this year. With the likes of Tom THINK OUT LOUD Lawson, Dave THE GAMBLER Smith, Rachael THE SPEEDIEST PRO- GRAMMER IN THE EAST Patterson and Teri THE (ROCKER PROGRAMMER Boice, there was never a dull moment. Of course, Mrs. Chirlin, Mrs. Lull, and Mr. Bliss have been the calming factors. Mr. Bliss Stephen Bliss: Mathematics Sally Chirlin: Reading Faculty 97 I will miss my Mad Scientists of '87, but as Asimov notes The meek shall inherit the earth. The rest of us will escape to the stars! Mr. Cray Thomas Gray: Science Wayne Aldrich: Science Janice Gregori: Science Faculty 98 As the days pass I watch so many changes occur from one student to the next. Many light and humorous experi- ences to the very tense experiences mold and change each one from day to day; and you'll be surprised how ones thinking will change over time. I cannot pick just one or two seniors and leave the others out for there is so much laughter and growth in each one. So I ?will share one general observation and a word of advice. People who throw dirt on you don't always mean to hurt you and people who pull you out of trouble don't always mean good.-----And when you're up to your nose keep your mouth shut. Miss de Glee George Seiler: Physical Education Anna de Glee: Science Faculty 99 Richard Haley: Instrumental Phebe Slattery: Home Career Skills Alfred Chapin: Agriculture Marie Witchella: Business Education David Allen: Technologies Faculty 100 Geraldine Crooker: French Deb Dushko: Spanish To understand the principles of the arts, the student must understand the principles of his own mental and emotional processes. Through an awareness of his own inner thinking, feeling and perceiving processes, the student can begin to exercise more selective control over his mind and emotions. Sincerest wishes to the Class of '87 for a rich and fulfilling life in service of others. Mr. Houghton Mike Federov: K-8 Art Faculty 101 Erich Fenstemacher: Special Education Ellen Lloyd: Library Jerry Redmond: Psychologist Elaine Johnson: Secretary, Guidance (High School) Faoulty 102 Cathy Barker: Special Education Resource Room There are many rewards in the field of guidance but, nothing com- pares to having the privilege of work- ing with a class of students and being involved with their achievements and frustrations. It's like dealing with your own family on a daily basis, only on a larger scale. The end result is being so proud of seeing these young adults achieving goals and preparing them- selves for their niche in society. I am extremely proud of the class of 1987 and thank them for allowing me to be a part of their class. Mr. Rollins Tom Rollins: Guidance Director Karen Klien: Speech Therapist, Julie Sarro: Remedial Reading, Joanne Lanfear: Tutorial Outreach, Maureen Bruni: Teachers Aide Marci Novak: Special Education Aide faculty 103 1st Row: Mr. Maine, Mr. Beckwith, Mr. Card, Mr. Barker 2nd Row: Mrs. Lobdell, Mrs. Lidell, Mr. M. Brown, Mr. Lidell, Mr. R. Brown Janitors: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Davis Staff 104 Chemical Awareness Team The Chemical Awareness Team includes New Berlin Cen- tral School staff members concerned with the growing prob- lem of chemical abuse. Our goal is to be of service to the community by addressing the problem in ways that will help those students whose lives have been affected by alcohol or other drug abuse in some way. The Chenango County Drug and Alcohol Services have provided us and the parents with educational programs and workshops. We anticipate more such community efforts in the future. 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