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First Name

Last Name

Maiden Name

Current Street Address

City/Town

State

Zip Code

Email address

I have how many children:

Current occupation?

Favorite teachers back then? How come?

I am always reminded of high school when ...

My favorite high school memories:

Won any awards? Written any songs, books, articles? Created something you're particularly proud of?

My classmates might be surprised to know that I ...

Most interesting places you've traveled to?

My favorite songs from the '60s (yes, we will clue the DJ):

My favorite way to spend free time now is:

Any comments on the recent reunion?

What else would you like to say to the rest of us?

Christine

Allen

Price

5241 Pueblo Drive

Abilene

Texas

79605

SSgt. Patrick Allen 38 married 3 children, Angel Carson 35 married 3 children

Hospice Chaplain

Mrs. Jerry-she was always caring and helpful

Playing sports and being with my friends

Nancy

Austin

Austin

29 Moses Road

Petersburgh

New York

12138

4 (Jason (33), Aryn (29), Zachary (20), Tara (16))

Technical Teaching Assistant/Instructional Support

Mrs. Adler - She made Thoreau exciting ! Mr Karp - I'd never have passed the Social Studies Regents without his help ! Mr. Watthews - He made biology and disecting critters exciting. Mrs York - Her love of music inspired my love in music. Mr. Spelich - I never considered myself an artist until I took his classes. Mr. Schartzer - Believe it or not, he was a blind date my first year in college...talk about embarassing...

I see a Chinese fire drill occuring in the middle of traffic...or go to Thatcher Park...or attend a BC football game...

All the fun we had producing Lil Abner !

Berlin High School 2007 Yearbook... I was advisor...and I really enjoyed doing it.

am a grandmother. Aryn had a baby girl on February 20, 2007 - named Helene. She's beautiful and a joy !

Bucksport, Maine - Our school had an Exchange concert there in April 2007. It is a beautiful place, and the people are so nice and friendly. They opened their hearts and homes to us. I really want to go back there !

Louie Louie You've Lost That Lovin Feeling Ain't Too Proud to Beg Hey Jude Caifornia Girls Don't Worry Baby

Walking, hiking, photography, graphic arts, gardening, swimming, spending time with my kids and grandchild

It would be nice to have a dvd put together of pictures, music, etc. Also, a class directory...

I've really missed everyone ! Let's party, for ole times sake !!

Mary

Baum

Williams

148 South Main Street

Pennington

NJ

08534

two girls: Cassie, age 25 and Darcie, age 23

Associate Dean of the Faculty, Princeton

Mrs. York - instilled a lifelong love for all kinds of music except opera (sorry!) and taught me enough music theory that I majored in math in college (yes, there's a connection there) Mr. Bozzella - any other "Bozzella's Fellas" out there? Mrs. Pock - anyone else remember that quiz she gave us to see how many of us knew the epithets for various racial, ethnic and/or religious groups? Don't you wish we STILL didn't know most of them? Mr. Hall - WAIT! I've got an IDEA! shhhh - don't tell anyone. Being called "Sister Williams." Mr. Robinson - let me do my AP chem project on organic free radicals, which led me to abandon math in grad school and get a PhD in organic chemistry.

Working at Princeton, BC's colors are EVERYWHERE - seeing people wearing orange and black is downright commonplace around here. Also, my next-door neighbor went to BC (12 years older than we are) and a work colleague did also (alas, 12 years younger than we are). All three of us had Mr. Hall, and our spouses roll their collective eyes when we begin regaling them with stories about him for the hundredth time.

all those music groups - choirs, bands, orchestras.

I was elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2006. Not bad for someone who's been out of the lab for 13 years. I also serve on the board of trustees for our local watershed association, and the local affiliate of Planned Parenthood.

I've been playing in a rock band with my husband and a bunch of talented neighbors for the past 8 years. The original name for the group was more interesting (The Dadolescents and the Hot Flashers) than the one we have now (The DADZ). The group is much better than we were when we had the better name. Go figure. Have a look at http://www.thedadz.com - the person with the white hair used to have red hair...

Jon and I lived in Belgium for two years (73-75), where we crossed paths with Don Bardole and Maggie Woehrle way back when. It's a charming country, lots of little hidden gems that nobody ever heard of.

"I'm a Man" - either the Spencer Davis Group or the Chicago version "I Want to Take You Higher" - Sly and the Family Stone "Jumpin' Jack Flash" - Rolling Stones "Hold On, I'm Coming" - Sam and Dave (I like the Clapton/BBKing version better) "C C Rider" - I wanna say Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, but I could be wrong "You Really Got Me" - The Kinks "Shotgun" - Junior Wells "Born to be Wild" - Steppenwolf

At our Adirondack camp, just north of Warrensburg, watching the Hudson River flow southward. Second favorite way is playing in the band - well, maybe that's first during ice season and blackfly season on the Hudson.

I look forward to seeing everyone!

sally

baumer

francisco

4 gordon place

middletown

ct

06457

catie (33), josh (31), wayne (19), athena (15); josh & his wife, niki have a son, bryan (1yr)="current family favorite"!

clinical social worker/psychotherapy

mrs. york was my favorite teacher ever and mentor in many ways. i also felt very fortunate to have been in betty crummey's classes.

hearing music always triggers memories -good and not so good- for me.

music, sports and friendships made the rest worthwhile (get the feeling academics didn't hook me back then?) the choir competitions-remember those 6a+, and singing lotti, "crucifixus" in some cathedral?

helped create a life and family constellation that holds great meaning for me. i like to build adirondack furniture and experiment with encaustic (wax-based) painting. life is good.

am a lesbian and also ordained (ucc) minister

seville, spain and county cork ireland

motown, beatles, early folk

kayaking, hiking to waterfalls, building things with wood and "found objects", being part of drum circles..

enjoy each other and the fact most of us are still keeping on. that memoriam list felt sad-good folks.

wishing you and yours all good things !!

Kathy

Birchen

Salman

4354 Heartwood Rd

Okemos

Michigan

48864

3- Heather (28), Jennifer (26), Terressa (24), Grandson Tegan (10 months) (Jennifer's child)

Real Estate Broker

Mr Dececco- wasn't he everyone's? Sense of humor, cared aboiut the kids, and created an environment where everone wanted to learn.

Not many reminders anymore. When the kids were in school it was different.

The "sit-in" and the alarms going off in the lockers in our senior year

Have won awards for not only sales production but also community service and furthering personal education

Sing in a band

It may not be the most interesting, but it is the place I return to every summer for 29 years- Saranac Lake. The same week, at the same place, with many of the same people. It is our "summer friends" place. We have watched all of us grow, have children, grandchildren, pass away, and still we all seem to gravitate back to that one special week each year to be with special people.

Whatever anyone else likes is fine with me. Don't have a lot of "favorite" 60's songs.

Wine tasting, dining out, travel, listening to other bands.

No- you guys always have done a great job.

I have contacts nationwide and in Canada through my networking group if anyone needs real estste assistance, either buying or selling. I can connect you with the top agents in your area or any area of relocation! I look forward to October!

Becky

Black

Clark

315 White Oak Trail

Cataula

GA

31804

Daughter Mallory (just turned 17), junior at Calvary Christian HS. Steps: Kathy (37), marine biologist (B.S. Univ Miami, M.S. Duke), 2 children (3 & 6); Chris (36) computer engineer, FSU & GA Tech

Teaching 2 yr olds at church preschool. Substitute teach PK-12th at Mallory's school.

Mr. DeCecco: he practiced what he preached - "...if you treat a man as he can and ought to be, he may become as he can and ought to be." (p 16, '67 yrbook). I'm sure he meant women as well. Mrs. York for inspiring her students and defining "classiness." Mr. Karp for his wit and fairness. Mrs. Crummey for her compassion and caring. Most especially, Kimball Howes - he put up with a lot from us (joining the "sit down" and not freaking out by the alarm clocks in our lockers during Senior Week)!

I feel my daughter is my proudest accomplishment.

finally figured out what to be when I grow up. This realization is relatively recent (2 years ago). I'm currently working on Master's in Special Education at Columbus State Univ. I'll probably be one of those old ladies who will be written up for graduating at the age of 90!

Abiquiu, NM

Unchained Melody (Righteous Brothers); anything by the Beatles, Beach Boys, Four Tops, Iron Butterfly, Simon & Garfunkle. Did "Louie, Louie" have dirty lyrics?

Susan

Bluestein

Mathews

412 W 21st Street

Vancouver

WA

98660

Three, David 33, Katie 30 and Daniel 27

Mathematics Coordinator

I would have to say that Mrs. Adler stands out the most. She was strict but she taught me to love lterature. A gift that lasts a lifetime. Although Miss Barnes from grade school also left her mark on my education. I loved the way she read aloud stories....

Gosh, I don't think much about it. I left and didn't look back.

I remember being so shy in high school. As someone else has said. Age does change us. I do a lot of professional development for teachers in Math and Science and I have begun to work with administrators. My first public speaking class in college had me shaking in front of everyone, I know my paper I was reading from shook the whole time... I got over it.

I guess most of you are still back in New York. I lived in Colorado for about 13 years after college and then moved to Washington State, if you have never been here is it beautiful. I have a sister in Isreal so I have been there once, I chaperoned a high school trip to France and England with my husband and two children when they were in high school. I would love to get to Italy-

I like the Bee Gee's

I like to work in my yard, spend time with my grandchildren, remodel homes and play golf (I am married to a golf pro so I guess that has to be on the list)

Delmar seems so far away now, but I know it is a part of me. I get back to New York quite often now that my parents are in their late 80's. They moved to Cooperstown so I don't get to Delmar anymore. I have taken my kids to the Tollgate for old times sake. Terry Foland and I were married for awhile. We share my daughter. He lives in Boulder, CO if any of you want to look him up. (6738 Lakeview Drive, Boulder, CO 80303)

Kathy

Boyd

Menges

119 Rideau St

Kingston

Ontario

k7k7b2

husband Steve has 2, whom he shares, both in their 40s.

travel agent

having fun

having fun

I'm looking forward to seeing everyone. Yikes!

Barb

Brackett

Paepke

510 Terrace Rd

Schenectady

NY

12306

None - We're DINKS (Double Income, No Kids)!

Retired Systems Analyst/Programmer

Mrs York for choir (even in Jr. High); Mrs Jerry, Mrs. Adler, Mrs. Cummings. Guess I'll have to find my yearbook to jog my memory as I'm sure there were others. Is it a sign of Alzheimer's when you can remember the names of your 5th and 6th grade teachers (Mr. Franze and Miss Ives respectively - both great) but can't remember ones from high school?

I head over to Delmar, although it's not that frequently now that I no longer have family living there.

Wow, that's a tough one. Guess I'd have to say going to football and basketball games, especially the rvialries with Shaker High and the basketball sectionals; taking exams in the gym (you didn't say they had to be FUN memories); the non-conventional physics class senior year (taught by a new teacher whose name I can't remember) which had us doing experiments in the halls and outside, much to the dismay of other teachers and the administration. What's wrong with using plunger-equipped carts as skateboards in the halls?; having the party after the senior class play at my parents' house; Senior Week - us girls biking from the jr. high to the high school, the alarm clocks going off simultaneously in the lockers, paying for lunch with pennies, and the sit-in in the student foyer, with Dr. Howe joining in; Senior Slob Day where we actually got to wear clothes (jeans, shorts, t-shirts, sandals) that are now everyday school attire for today's kids. I'm really dating myself, aren't I?

Mostly work-related awards and awards from orgainziations I've worked with. Nothing particularly noteworthy like a Pulitzer, an Emmy, or even the Lottery!

Again, this is a tough one as I've been very fortunate to do a bit of traveling: trips to most Western European countries, all major Mexican beach resorts (plus a few more out of the way), most major Caribbean islands . Most unusual were Ambergris Caye, Belize where golf carts & bikes are the most common mode of transportation; Roatan, Honduras where private yachts (some with helicopters) anchored off-shore are a stark contrast to sub-standard residences most locals live in; Macuto, Venezuala where police patrol with sub-machine guns & a parking ticket is a huge decal slapped on driver's side of the windshield so everyone knows you parked illegally (might be a way to cure parking violations in the States). It's hard to forget doing a helicopter tour of the Thousand Islands when halfway across St. Lawrence River major engine problems developed. Made for an extremely interesting ride & landing at Kingston, Ontario ariport. My favorites: Hawaii & Bonaire for snorkeing; Britain, Ireland, Germany, & Holland for sights & history; & just about any beach, even when subjected to a 6.2 earthquake!

There's lots that come to mind but songs by The Righteous Brothers, The Letterman , & The Beach Boys; "Light My Fire" by the Doors (primarily because they played at college freshman orientation); and all of those good dance tunes for things like the Twist, Mashed Potatoes, Stroll, and Swim!

Planning and taking trips to all kinds of places, gardening, working on home projects, getting together with friends.

Thanks so much to the reunion committee for doing all this, especially taking on the challenge of trying to locate almost 350 people after 40 years. Unfortuantely I'll "be in dentention" in AZ during the reunion as we had already booked a trip to Sedona and the Grand Canyon prior to hearing about the reunion, so I won't get a chance to visit with all of you. I have a lot of fond memories of the days at BC. It's too bad we didn't always realize what a special time in our lives it would be. I've been enjoying reading the surveys that have been submitted so far and it was interesting to see how many members of the class are still in the Capital District or not too far away. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that Paul Zeh lives only about a mile "down the hill" from me in Rotterdam! I hope all of you have a great time and that you'll take pictures and post them on the website (thanks, Charlie!) for those of us who can't make it.

kitty

brewster

kitty brewster

890 West End Ave., #4E

NY

NY

10025

Ericka Elkay Johnson - 38 years old

Yoga teacher and healing practitioner

Mrs. Pock - English - enthusiastic, passionate, intelligent, made English exciting. Mrs. York – Music Appreciation – easy, fun, enlightening, expanded my knowledge of music.

Mikado, directing a one act play, cheerleading

Created a spiritual and eneragy healing practice in NYC. create and lead body-based, experiential workshops designed to support peolpe in leading a soul fulfilled life from the inside out. Raised a bi-racial daughter, alone since she was 3.

do not have an undergraduate degree, and, I Have an MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School; took up down hill skiing, again, when I turned 50. Left corporate work in 1994 to start my yoga and healing practice. Believe that we are spiritual beings having a human experience rather than human beings having a spritual experience.

Greece, Crete, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Italy, Switzerland, France, England, Istanbul, Mykonos, Spetsa.

Too many to name here

movie, theatre, good food with friends, read. In the summer - hike, sail, swim. Ski in the winter.

Sorry to miss you all. Had looked forward to attending the reunion, and catching up with all of you, and, then, my daughter decided to return to her home in Aspen, CO just at reunion time. I had agreed to help her drive back from Albany, NY to Denver, CO. So..., I"ll be on a road trip, sampling wine in a NYS winery, viewing Niagara Fall, visiting a brother and family in St. Louis, MO and sightseeing, there. Would love to get together with those of you who travel to Manhattan. Please call - 212-222-9859 - and let's get together for dinner, etc.

Cheryl (Cheri)

Bridge

Darrone

67 Homer Drive

Lake Luzerne

New York

12846

Jason (34), Megan (32), Jarrett (29)

Office Manager of a dental office

Mrs. York - she was a wonderful teacher and I really looked up to her

One of my favorites was doing the play "Li'l Abner" and what a great time that was! Also, I loved going to all the NYSSMA events and meeting kids from other schools. There were lots of other times that were terrific, but the memory is fading!

still sometimes have nightmares about trying to open my school locker and not remembering the combination - will that dream ever end? (Honestly, I haven't had it for quite awhile, so maybe it has ended already)

Barbados, Bermuda, all around the United States, and the fantastic trip I had to Argentina as an exchange student between our junior and senior years. My favorite place to be for time to relax and enjoy the beauty of the world is southern Maine.

Too many to choose from.

Spending time with my three beautiful granddaughters, reading, reading, and reading (I have always loved books!), knitting, driving to places I have never seen before.

Karen

Bylsma

Aupperle

7 Schuyler Rd.

Glenmont

NY

12077

Rebecca (32) and Sarah (30)

retired

Mr. Gorman-9th grade Algebra Mr. Symula-11th grade math They both knew how to explain math concepts so I could understand them.

I drive by the high school

Senior Ball with Steven who I had just started going out with and have now been married to for almost 36 years.

Sedona, Arizona

Righteous Brothers

Spending time with my two grandchildren, reading, gardening, and volunteering.

Patricia

Caldwell

333 East 41st Street Apt. #6E

New York

New York

10017

none

Banking

A tough choice but I think Mrs. Adler takes the prize. She inspired me to read and enjoy books I would never have considered.

Mmmmm....frequently at work for reasons I cannot disclose

One of my favorite memories is driver's ed with Joyce D and Connie S.

I been many places but I think the most interesting was hiking the Inca Trail to Macchu Pichu.

Anything from '64 to '77 works for me. My all time favorite is Higher and Higher by Jackie Wilson

Travel, long distance walking, reading and needlepoint

I hope there is plenty of time to reconnect and catch up.

See you in October

Anne

Campos

Steltmann

211 West Montgomery St.

Johnstown

NY

12095

1 - Amy - 27 Financial counselor T.Rowe Price Washington D.C.

Retired...Health and Family and Consumer Sciences teacher Johnstown High School, also was an Extension Home Economist for Cornell Cooperative Extension for 1st 11 years of work

Having taught in a high school everyday brought back memories of good old BCHS

the alarm clocks in the lockers for senior prank, football and basketball games, the dances and school plays/musicals...lot's of great times

As an Extension Home Economist I was awarded the NYS Outstanding Youth Agent award and in another year the National Extension Youth Agent award I have received the National Honor Society Outstanding teacher award, Local PTA awards for various youth Health programs, our Local STOP/DWI County award for chairing our After Prom Parties for 18 years, various awards from the American Assco. of University Women

I help my husband run his International Martial Arts Association, we have many clubs and affiliate clubs in the US, Canada, New Zealand and in the past Peru, Greece and others......he has traveled to all the places to give seminars.....we have run a Martial Arts Summer Camp at Colgate University for the past 25 years and have many great freinds in our Martial Arts family...viist his web site at www.zdkusa.com

New Zealand, Alaska, Ireland, Scotland, Italy(Rome and Florence), Canadian Maritime Provences, Grand Canyon and many sites in Arizona all over New England...we love to travel and plan to do more.....

I can never rmember the titles, but, I'll recognize them when I hear them...so someone else will have to Name That Tune

TRAVELIJNG, downhill skiing (with Thursday retired girl's group), bowling league, golfing (none of which I do very well) playing bridge

See you soon