Art Kevorkian taught industrial arts at Berlin High School from 1947-1967.

Ed Hrubiec graduated from Berlin High School in 1992.

Born in Berlin on June 2, 1918, Gibney’s family moved to Seymour where he graduated from Seymour High School in 1936.

Roy Fabian was a long-time educator (40 years) and coach in the Berlin school system.

Paul Baretta was a 1965 graduate who stood out in both basketball and baseball.

Don Bates was born in Hartford, a former New Britain resident, moving to Berlin in 1951.

George Hall spent 36 years in the Berlin School system as a teacher, coach, and 23 years as Athletic Director.

Ken Burt graduated from Berlin High in 1957 where he was a three-sport athlete.

Woody Anderson was co-captain of the cross country and track teams and among the top runners in school history.

Ken Bratina was a three-sport athlete in basketball, baseball and football.

Enso Bighinatti was a varsity player in four sports: baseball, basketball, football, and track.

Dan Blanchette graduated from Berlin High in 1969 where he was a standout athlete in three sports track, football, and basketball.

As a 6-foot-4 center, Jack was a three-year starter on the basketball team.

Wilfred Guite was a 1938 graduate of Berlin High School participating in football, basketball, and baseball for three years.

Tammilyn “Tammi” Borkowski was a 1989 graduate of Berlin High and was a three-sport athlete.

Robert McCann was a four-year letterman in football being selected as co-captain during the 1955-56 season.

Victor "Vic" Baccaro, graduated in 1940, and was truly the school’s first star student-athlete.