Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

wm ft BROWN ffiW SfJ8G«Gfi€ WS- s mummymmmmm i m i w smi u m w be mmb ww B6«tCATi� t “If I were sitting here and the whole outside world were indifferent to what I was doing, I would still want to be doing just what I am.” It has often been said that man has no more in life than what he gives away. Because you have given your all with no thought to self, we dedicate the 1966 CORINTHIAN to MR. CLAYTON BROWN. We honor Mr. Brown because he has devoted som much of his professional life to Corinth Central School, and has seen it develop from a small, village school to its present burgeoning student body. Mr. Brown attended Carnegie Technical School, Geneva College, received his Bachelor of Arts Degree at the University of Rochester and his Master’s Degree at Cornell University. Before becoming District Superintendent, Mr. Brown had the experience of serving as a high school principal in several schools. During the thirty years of his superintendency, Mr. Brown’s educational leadership was felt in all areas of public education, especially in the areas of school district reorganization and school finance. His sincere interest in the growth and development of Corinth Central Schools has established him as a respected and admired superintendent. Also, under his leadership there was created a Board of Cooperative Educa- tional Services for the Supervisory District, which made possible the numerous cooperative services now being enjoyed by the students of Corinth Central School. We fell that this school is especially fortunate in having a District Superintendent of such superior quality. With this dedication we extend to you our best wishes and hope that throughout the on- coming years you will remember our class and Corinth Central with fond memories. staff wmM bwa BOHe«ry-€o-6wm Uim TRUP6 C0 6BMR J6¥€6 TmPSO� ART iSWSC WeN«eLfc FACWtT¥ ARPHUffiFMTM� HOLLY VfiOOMft T9R€SA COWAROS S€MO«S RJCHARO BVftNHAH xrn YAmAZf PAOLACGfUmt KasiH.ee� t vuviNm - classes VKHWiA ST€€L stcybn stanto� JACK GALLAGH6R - «£ CLUBS joette Bflbo©e H co GemsTvrze sTGtf TGmY-mfr 4 mxANm PALmufwn. Aenvmes B6B0BA� F6NT0N MARCARCT «6WICA •6LLCN- AWYLAN SPORTS WLJA� WATOLAL OALe wwtc ANN MffllC fi©CK€R BOS N€S£ TANAG€R NANCY VWKQP JACK GAU AGH6� — PHOTOGRAPHY mmjb m? s mm% mi CLASS ff JS A GRANO- J4J5TM6 Tfr THINK OP B61NG GR6AT WWH0W G06BN6SS ; AS® i PRONOONCC JT CCRTA4N THAT TMm AMS JNCV6R IffiT A TROLV GRCAF WAN- THAT CMS NOT AT TH6 SAMC T«4€ TRWLY VTRTOWS.” As a gesture of respect and pride and as a token of appreciation, we, the class of 1966, would like to impart to you, our principals, our message of thanks. To progress means to improve or advance toward perfection. This is what our class has tried to do in our years at Corinth Central School. Without the guidance and understanding which we have received, we couldn't have overcome the myriad of obstacles before us. You have kept the school running smoothly and efficiently and still have had time to extend a friendly hand to students. Our adult lives began here; therefore, it has been important to us that you have made our school a fortress of spirituality, of knowledge, of love. It is our school. We will endeavor to carry forth the principles and ideals that you have instilled in us and apply them in such a manner that we may become responsible citizens as a lasting tribute to you, our honored principals. Over the sea of trivia that engulfs our daily existence, you have constructed a bridge of opportunity that opens to us a plateau of knowledge. CSoarcf of Cyducation DR. M. VINICOR MR. M. PARMENTER MR. A. STEELE MR. C. WALKER JfiaA ScAoof Secretaria Staff Mrs. V. Thomas, Mrs. M. Durkee, Mrs. B. MacDonald, Mrs. B. Turcotte District Supervisor ementary ScAoof Secretary MR. CLAYTON BROWN MRS. K. FORMAN fjfemen tary Jrincipal MR. J. SPRAGUE 5JuicfcL ance G ounseiors Vo, THOMAS CRAWLEY ROBERT MONTGOMERY MRS. J. CLOTHIER MRS. M. HICKEY Schoof Doctor DR. R. SNYDER Speech therapist Picture Not Available MISS S. GREELEY MR. A. MANUEL Mrs. G. Swears--Manager, Mrs. I. Cancro, Mrs. M. Bunzey, Mrs. G. Woodcock, Mrs. K. Man- ley, Mrs. A. Hayes, Absentees, Mrs. W. Curtis, Mrs. R. DeLong, Mrs. F. LaPier, Mrs. M. Mil- ligan, Mrs. M. Montello, Mrs. R. VanAuken ROW 1 R. Farr, B. Donovan, E. Bartlett, J. Fasulo, ROW 2 J. Seaman, G. Benware, G. Web- ber, H. Ide, S. Thomas, Absentees, F. Allen, D. Gray, W. Priester, R. Stedman--Head Cus- todian FMmT¥ V e men la J Jt n cfergarten 7irst Mr. J. Foy, Mr. J. Yattaw, Mr. J. Cioffi, Absentee Mrs. H. Ticknor Speci'af Mrs. K. Harris, Mrs. P. Towers, Mrs. F. Cromie, Absentees Mrs. N. Watts, Mrs. V. Milligan Jourt i FRONT ROW Mrs. M. St. Lawrence, Mrs. W. Howenstein, BACK ROW Mrs. A. Bailey, Mrs. A. Wildenberg, Mrs. C. Tennyson FRONT ROW Mrs. E. Sesselman, Mrs. B. McKnight BACK ROW Mrs. FRONT ROW Mrs. E. Webber, Miss B. Dilzer, BACK ROW Mrs. M. Kunz, Mrs. D. Williams, Miss S. Carter Ueaciii ers Seconcf Z hircf Miss M. Hickey, Mr. R. Sutton, Mrs. G. Monthony, Absentees Mrs. L. Ly- ford, Mrs. V. Walker FRONT ROW Mrs. M. Rivette, Mrs. M. Melville, BACK ROW Mrs. M. Pitkin, Mrs. H. Bilodeau M. Howenstein, Mr. P. Watts Absentee Mr. D. Ashline Sixth FRONT ROW Mr. J. Flansburg, Mrs. M. Woodside, BACK ROW Mr. R. Williams, Mr. H. Smith, Mr. B. Franklin yf Vj oiSrary, JKusic Mrs. L. Hesser, Mrs. A. Melville, Mr. A. Sassi, Mrs. N. Carpenter Miss f. Naudain, Mr. H. Horn, Mr. C. Scaglione, Mrs. J. Welch, Mrs. B. Rozelle Mr. J. VanNoy, Mr. D. Caldwell, Mr. R. Bartholomew, Mrs. R. Kornhoff, Mrs. F. Howard, Absentees, Miss G. Armstrong, Miss B. Pettersen, Mrs. S. Davies, Mr. F. Grippe 3€AM GAfm,€l vice fBt'jifreJ'W-Boy's swe Deano . . . well-liked athlete . . . easy-going . . . keeps his opinions to himself . . . always a ready smile. � AL€ WfHT€ PRGSfftGNT TCRR RRT4 S€CR6TARY Never an unkind word uttered by this fair lassie . . . her sweet personality wins all she meets. Monsieur le President . . . oh, that smile . . . would like people to believe he’s quiet and shy—guess what! MMNC W¥6fi Dependable . . . fun-loving ... a seamstress par excellence . . . a hard worker. Tall and dark . . . usually quiet and shy. but we all have our moments of abandon. mm CflAlfiHA� ACTIVITIES Pert and peppy ... a terrific dancer . . . bubbling over with energy and friendliness. fiP.OV N CttAffiM-W ACTIVITY LIN8A TJWP€ Everyone's got troubles, troubles, troubles . . . obey that impulse . . . cute smile. imttN SABffflEfiS OWL'S STATG Intelligent, questioning type during class . . . charming and shy around those strong, protective males. mm 80HGOTY Individualist with expensive tastes and a mind of her own . . . never one to argue with if you want to be on the winning side. Full of fun and mischief . . . great wit of 1966 . . . gets biggesr laughs from his own jokes . . . future kindergarten teacher? Active and accomplished band member . . . quiet and well- mannered ... a friend to all. Medicine man alias Dear Abby . . . has a cure for everyone's problems but her own: Nuggyuggams. £imi Easy-going gal with a smile ready for everyone . . . awarded Best Female Driver of 1966. mm rnimrn Tall, shy, and attractive . . . seen dashing from class to class with a mad trot . . . strange that the younger generation is never up till noon. Warm, enthusiastic personality . . . appreciates a good joke . . . well-liked by all. fifEHM� WfifflAM Cute, bashful . . . need entertainment?—he's a perfect stand-in for Soupy Sales . . . jack of all trades. flAHSfiU. 8UM8 A man of few words . . . hates any kind of math . . . reserved. fitfSSGIL BfiflST Rusty is characterized by a relentless energy that is his mark of distinction . . . enjoys nothing more than a night out with the boys. «■Amy cmm Silent but thoughtful . . . famous (or is it infamous?) for his gang ster coat and hat . . . Happy Harry and His Guitar. MAW KM CA8N6V A tall, blushing blond with dimpled cheeks and a winning smile . . . full of innocence? Fickle ... I could have talked all night . . . fly-by-night. flMHA fflHM LAP!! cunt Little drummer boy . . . quiet and shy at times . . . laughing and full of life among friends. €L¥1TA eOLLAfM) Industrious when the mood strikes (how often?) . . . happy-go- lucky . . . economics scholar. Quiet and soft-spoken ... an avid reader . . . good-natured. SAMUCL CWIMAN JPATfliCK CUMMINGS Riotous laugh . . . sailor's walk . . quiet a good-natured and friendly fellow. GARY BM P AH Where there's smoke, there's Gary ... his devilish ways give en- joyment to all . . .a demon at the wheel. Spunky and spirited . . . distinguishable by his continously hurried walk as he dashes from place to place. JAHCS 3-AYTOi Well-liked athlete . . . whiz in chem lab . . . lives in a world of his own . . . nothing fazes him. Short and full of fun . . . always a smile and a ready ear . . . steady and loyal. NANCY 86NN0- Appreciates justice—especially in business law class . . . friendly and happy. WILLIAM HENNA- This is one guy who's never in a hurry . . . Bill is friendly toward everyone and everyone is his friend. THMAS S6HGL Full of ideas . . . nonchalant . . . early to bed. early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and flirtatious. THAWAS The Great Republican . . . known for his serenity and gentlemanly manner . . . science and math scholar headed for RPI. ««SAI� MSN Ron is famous for his rolling gait and wild practical jokes ... a math whiz from way back . . . never a dull moment. SHA8W BONN This quiet gal is a loyal friend to all who know her . . . will Driver Ed. ever find her awake? T£«€SA BSUroS Versatile and ambitious . . . talks with a laugh ... at times has a tendency toward the Bohemian. L1N8A GGGf.CSTON Linda's great ambition is to be a home economist, and she will undoubtedly succeed ... a great friend. MASK €G t£SWN A riotous character . . . tall, blond, and full of spirit . , . Valentino II. VAl.TCfl LV RGT1S Walt is well-known for his overwhelming (or is it unbelieveable?) height . . . who says he's shy? OTSWHCfi FBftSM Clifford'' . . . perfect stand-in for Mike Nelson of 'Sea Hunt” fame ... a scream on the trampoline. JflHN GAllAGHGft A hard-working and energetic guy . . . spends most of his time in the music suite or fishing with a certain yearbook advisor. «3KNOH GBAHA� A quiet guy who keeps to himself most of the time . . . who knows what lies behind that facade? THOMAS HOFB4AH Born woman-hater??? . . . crazy Bohemian non-conformist . . . tall basketball star. JAMBS GRAY One boy in a thousand with a thousand ideas . . . classes could never be the same without him . . . can always be relied upon to do the unexpected. fiUZADTTO HAfiVEY Mad about ceramics . . . great at a party . . . subtle sense of humor and a bouncing walk. mvm am Tall and shy . . . math scholar who hates his work . . . Hey, Dad, can I take the car?” Outwardly quiet and shy, but those who know him know this is far from true . . . full of fun when the mood moves him. 80SANN LA9 Beauty culture is this gal's great ambition . . . blond and quick- tempered. CAfiGLYN hmh We all have our problems . . . Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die. Always friendly ... a sweet personality ... a peppy cheer- leader and ambitious student of home economics. SGBHAfiS- ULUBfilDGG Bernie . . . business law scholar . . . maniac behind the wheel. BfiUC€ mWSON KMHLGGN mUV h W Joanne is one of those people who seldom stops laughing and hav- ing fun . . . everyone’s friend. Happiness makes up for that which is lacking in height . . . once a friend, always a friend. hwm . . artistic . . . genuine . . . full of fun. Polite and friendly . 6BCHANT mm mimn A whiz in home economics ... an infectious laugh and a friend- ly smile. A guy overflowing with fun . . . never runs out of new gags . . . never a dull moment. The studious math scholar . . . quiet and reserved ... a sur- prisingly subtle sense of humor. fiKHAW I'lKC Usually quiet and shy . . . beautiful waves top this short, spry physique . . . up-and-coming track star. Dizzy blonde . , . popular with guys and gals alike . . . ener- getic cheerleader ... got a problem? - she's got three to match. 8AM PALMATOR Very tall and blonde . . . physics lab whiz kid . . . mainstay of the wrestling squad? JANUT fiAMSLV Great study hall food lover . . . conceals all serious thoughts . . . good things come in small packages. JULIA BANA8 Typical Italian . . . friendly and full of fun . . . silence is golden - so what happened to you? ann mme buckcb There are two sides to every story - mine, and the right one . . . thrives on hard work . . . mad about volleyball. BARBARA SHCRMAJi To those who know her, a very true and loyal friend . , . not much talk—a silver silence. JOHN ROS€ A winning smile is this boy's trademark . . . gentlemanly with a bit of temper . . . sailing, anyone? GAIL 5CH6RMGRH01M A friend who dislikes what you dislike . . . awarded Most Accom- plished Driver Ed Student of '64, '65, '66. The gift of gab ... a friend to all .- . . demon at the wheel of that jeep. ST6PH6N: STA TO Quiet and shy outwardly - but once the ice is broken, watch out! . . .'great fun. To err is human . . . great athlete with a great sense of humor to match . . . well-liked by all. UM� STC0MAN VICTORIA STCCC This young lady enjoys nothing more than being industrious . . . quiet and charming. ■euG€N€ simzmswm The (sometimes) silent lover . . . math whiz . . . great sense of humor. JOYCC TfMPSON Beautiful creations with paint brush or ink ... art is power . . . often silent in class - full of fun elsewhere. MCCY TOV CRS Tall and determined . . . terrific athlete who enjoys exhibiting skill in gymnastics. ST6PHC T«W€fiS Short and cute . . . tops in dancing shoes . . . expect the un- expected. 0OMAL VIeu- Dashing (where?) and debonair . . . a lot of laughter sprinkled with a few serious moments. HOLLY VflOOMAN The girl with the big car . . . tall, blond? and pretty . . . soft- spoken, but she lias definite opinions. MMIMNG vmcmt Innocent smile? . . . interested in the male gender . . . soft- smokin' - whoops! - I mean spoken. Never a dull moment . . . outstanding member of orchestra. NANCY VIN1C8R •LOUIS WAJ� Tall and handsome . . . takes pride in dressing . . . wolf in levis. PAMC Lft Skip . . . quick to anger but quicker to laugh . . . slick dresser . . . distinguished by his unique laugh. Five-footer filled with TNT . . . mischievous giggle. WJLUA WATULM LOW S€ WENBGLL Always ready with a smile for everyone . . . silent but quite opinionated. mws nmm Wilbur . . . great on skis . . . relaxed . . . apathetic toward everyone and everything. BRGNHA WILLIAMS People have the right to be silent . . . steady and true friend. PAUL WILLIAMS A great unrecognized incapacity . . oh! those curls . . . the kid in jeans. BR«€€ W1NSU1W A man of few words . . . shy and reserved Mysterious!!!!!!!! J GAfi€T WB1SIW Silence speaks stronger than words . . . short and cute with a sweet smile. 06CWSG BATSCflOCK A terror behind the wheel . . . tall and blond? . . . likes nothing more than having a ball. ■ELIAS WRIGHT Our lives wouldn’t be complete without John's mischievous antics . . . a friend endeared to everyone's heart. Men of silence are men of success . . . Modesty is a merit. JOHN YAMNALI viLtAno mm A bit on the shy side ... a good friend always ready with a smile. Willard likes everybody, and the feeling is mutual . . . short, blond, and smiling. BR«ff €WHH€fi Tall and thin frame . . . usually quiet and reserved . . . beauti- ful creations in wood. AgTTOfi awia mi A man has a right to his own opinion . . . friendly and easy- going. L¥fiM TOLL Distinguishable by her unique walk . . . definitely interested in the male of the species. Harry Hornbug . . . smoke gets in your eyes . . . lead foot on a gas pedal. ms¥ Ruby loves to pitch in and help whenever she can . . . always ready with a smile. w® mmm Quiet and reserved . . . a willing worker. ARTWffi mm Stogie'' . . . very friendly personality . . . great athletic star? GGfiALB MAfim S€AJWfi CtASS ASV+SBK As each class reaches its junior year, the administration assigns to a faculty member the often nerve-wracking job of class advisor. Such was the chore given to Mr. Gerald Martel in the fall of 1964. He attacked his task with enthusiasm and vigor, organizing the election of our class officers early in October, and soon became more deeply involved in a quest for fund- raising activities that would later finance our junior prom. To him also goes the credit for the idea of establishing our school ring, which replaced the numerous individual class rings used previously. The prom was the greatest undertaking we, as a class, had ever encountered. Idea upon idea was presented and accepted or shelved, until we finally decided what we wanted, and dug into the work ahead. Thru all of this plan-making, Mr, Martel stood by, watching our every move, and pulling back on the reins if our notions became too far-fetched. Without his pa- tience—sometimes pushed to the breaking point by our shenanigans—and his guidance, our prom never would have achieved the success it did. Only a man as devoted to his students as Mr. Martel is could give us such unselfish direction. Our senior year found Mr. Martel hard at work again, keeping a close watch on our activ- ities, and preparing us for our graduation. Our Christmas Ball, a wonderful success, was made so under his helpful supervision. Caps and gowns had to be ordered, along with graduation an- nouncements and invitations. Now, as we leave our school and all its memories, we say goodby to Mr. Martel, thanking him deeply for his help and guidance. A man such as this, who has such a deep love for teach- ing and who is so dedicated to young people, deserves our gratitude, and this we give him. I (' ass ft fis tor u In the fall of 1952 groups of small children entered the halls of Main Street, Palmer, and South Corinth Schools. We, those groups of children, spent our next thirteen years running from class to class and grade to grade, exploring our worlds and maturing to become young adults. Now, as we stand on the threshold of the future, we recall, with some nostalgia, our wonderful years at Corinth Central. In the beginning, we were placed in various buildings in every part of our school district, due to the inadequate facilities in the older buildings. In second, third, and fourth grades we were scattered — some below the public library, some in Mr. Swear's house on Oak Street, some in South Corinth, some in the Old Town Hall in Palmer, and some in room 31 of the high school building. The spring of fifth grade arrived, and we moved into a newly-constructed elementary wing. We were confronted with such formidable obstacles as learning to use the new cafeteria, con- quering the art of opening lockers, and in general adjusting to the new surroundings. In sixth grade we got our first taste of changing classes, and we began looking forward to our transfer to high school. Seventh grade started with the confusion of trying to find our way through the seemingly endless corridors. We spent two years learning the ropes of high school procedure. Then, with great enthusiasm, we charged into our freshman year and the beginning of long hours of study- ing and figuring ways to get the most fun out of life. As freshmen we were introduced to the wonders of algebra and general science. Some of us took on the chore of learning a new language, hoping we had finally found a way of communi- cating without being understood by the world at large. Our sophomore year found most of us struggling with geometry and biology, and cheering for the members of our class who were budding sports stars. The best years, we found, were the last two. Our junior year began with the election of class officers. Our first big project was the establishment of a new school ring to replace the numerous individual class rings that had been used in the past. In January we began holding dances to help finance the year's most important undertaking -- the Junior Prom. Our One Enchanted Evening , set in ancient Rome, was a magnificent success. As the year closed, we said goodby to our many friends who were graduating, and looked forward with great anticipa- tion to our senior year. Now, as seniors, we have reached the top of the school's hierarchy. The administration and faculty are working to instill in us as much knowledge and culture as possible before we graduate. There is a big world waiting for all of us, and, no matter where we go, we will never forget these years that have carried us to the door of, hopefully, long and happy lives. 2)o y ou KememSer? - When our sixth grade class published its own newspaper? - When the snake in Mr. Powell's room got loose and had the top floor in an uproar? - Mrs. Woodside's reading sessions? - When the South Corinth kindergarten class made marshmallow men? - When the basement of the Main Street school flooded and we had to walk on planks? - When Mr. Windus arrived to impart his vast knowledge of the exciting world of biology? - When one of the senior girls drowned in her happiness at a pajama party? - The ice storm of 1964 and the blackout of 1965? - Miss Brown's math classes? - The complete havoc at our prom committee meetings? - The fame (or infamy) we earned as the class most lacking in ambition? - When a certain yearbook editor was deposited in the wastebasket? - Our coke and pizza sales at the football games, and all the food that disappeared so mysteriously? - The summer of the Luzerne dances? - The prom weekend we went bowling at 1:00 a.m., and the picnic afterwards (when how many people spent the day arguing)? - When our class hit chem lab and found out what an explosion is? - Steve Turner's orange tree? - Mr. Burroughs' American History and economics classes? - The dress-up day that the guys dressed down? - Our class president's temper? - The parties at the K of C Hall? - The night we gathered wood for the football pep rally and all the popcorn we ate afterwards? - The Eggleston Street crowd? - Kirb’s? m mmmtm We of the 1966 yearbook staff wish to express our sincere thanks and fond appreciation for the invaluable assistance that you, Mr. Douglas Baldwin, have extended to us. Your patience, understanding, and sense of humor about our mistakes has been unexcelled; therefore, a golden future Seuen Ji ROW 1 H. Butler, M. Bosford, S. Brady, L. Boisvert, L. Clothier, J. Allen, S. Butler, S. Clark ROW 2 C. Collard, W. Burnham, G. Bunzey, D. Allen, D. Brady, J. Burt, T. Bosford ROW 3 R. Buttles, M. Clothier, J. Bovee, B. Candee, M. Bilodeau, G. Bosford, J. Bryden ROW 1 D. Fassulo, G. Dugay, C. Dunbar, M. Gallagher, J. Corapi, D. Healy, S. Higgins, R. Day, L. Harris, M. Emery, J. Granger ROW 2 M. Densmore, K. Ferchette, M. Hoyt, S. Fe- welling, H, Guilder, E. Dorset, H. Gray, C. Cowles, t. Haskell, A. Darrah, E. Harris ROW 3 G. Holmes, J. Goden, P. Dayton, J. Hulka, T. Darrah, F, Cober, K. Hovey, L. Dunn, I. Duell, W. Duell Jracfe ROW 1 R. LaPier, D. Miller, G. Perotte, P. Mosher, E. O'Connell, G. LaFountain, G. Perette, C. Melville, K. Marden, C. Mosher, P. Moses, H. LaBrake, K. Marcotte, ROW 2 J. Long, L. Pike, P. Nelms, S. Lehan, D. Petterson, J. Miliis, M. Marcotte, C. LeClair, G. LeClair ROW 3 D. Martel, M. LaPoint, R. LaFreniere, J. Mosher, H. Millington, K. Miller, R. Mosher, R. Mills ROW l F. Stangle, D. Wells, K. Shevlin, C. Speildenner, N. Riece, J. Regan, D. Young, L. Wood, J. Winslow, C. Pulman, K. Shevlin ROW 2 J. Ranado, J. Robinson, B. Plette, L. Scherer, E. Smith, S. Rhodes, D. Rhodes, T. Steel L'. Shyburg, L. Williams, S. Towers ROW 3 H. Scoville, G. Felwirge, C. Stedman, P. Woods, E. Sherman, A. Thompson, F. Wood- cock, P. Walsh, M. Woodcock, S. Vanderwalker Cjiy iiJi ROW 1 D. Dugay, S. Bery, L. Atwell, R. Brennan, T. Clothier, D. Doherty, J. Baker, B. Everett, A. Bortner, J. Dodge, ROW 2 R. Durhan, D. Barass, G. DeVoe, J. Esford, R. Clark, P. Cellard D. Cumming, D. Duell ROW 3 G. Edwards, H. Bala, W. Bronzene, J. Bradley, C. Bills, K. Emery, L. Collard, S. Darrah, S. Cowles, MR. MURPHY ROW 1 R. Ferchette, D. Folts, D. Gray, S. Hopkins, D. Foy, P. Hickey, D. Jenks, C. Herrick, K. Fenton, S. Hoffman, P. Lent ROW 2 K. Kisalicka, L. Hayes, E. Harris, L. Gilbert, A. Hosier, M. Keeler, S. Flewelling, J. Gamache, B. Kobliska, C. Holland ROW 3 D. Hilder, C. Liebl, G. Germain, T. Guilder, S. Frasier, D. Gray, S. Harvey, C. Lehan -j th� MRS. BURROUGHS ROW 1 K. Lucia, J. Ranado, F. O'Connell, P. O’Connell, L. Pike, K. Mosher, M. Ovitt, T. Miliis, P. Nolan, A. Losier, ROW 2 G. Mosher, B. Madison, L. Ovitt, J. Ranado, E. Miner, P. Regan, C. Robetta, S. Montgomery, G. Mosher, ROW 3 F. Regan, A. Muller, R. Millis, B. Nichol, J. McKnight, L. Nolan ROW 1 B. Straight, W. Trope, B. Straight, S. Ward, B. Straight, E. Sims, C. Towers, T. Steel, R. Saunders, M. York, ROW 2 R. Turcotte, D. Vandenburg, M. Waring, N. Vamum, M. Woods, D. Willet, B. Woods, J. Shatuck, C. Towers, V. Scoville, K. York, T. Towers, ROW 3 J. Shipski, L. Winslow, D. Schermerhorn, D, Thompson, J, Smith, L. Vaughn, K. Howe, D. Thompson, G. Springer, J. Winslow Y n 11. ROW 1 J. Dodge, J. Bowlar, C. Butler, J. Burnham, P. Carota, C. Clothier, D. Clothier, L. Delong, A. Bills ROW 2 J. Anderson, K. Clayton, S. Bosford, C. Duguay, S. Beattie, C. Duell, D. Boisvert, A. Butler, C. Buttler, T. Clothier ROW 3 J. Bovee, G. Bordeau, S. Cernak, G. Bates, D. Crandal, T. Collard, S. Eggleston, B. Colson, H. Dunbar, M. Butler ROW 1 R. Facteau, F. LaPier, V. LaBrake, D. Hoffis, P. Mann, A. Healy, R. Langlais, J. Frieghtenburgh, K. MacDonald, T. Gamache ROW 2 J. LaFreniere, G. Emery, D. Hathway, P. Foy, V. Facteau, A. Hosier, S. Guilder, R. Fasulo, J. LaPier ROW 3 K. Howe, G. Mallery, S. Lent, R. Macelos, N. Madison, R. Green, R. LaMor, T. Ide, R. Jeremias tira MR. SWEET ROW 1 D. Mosher, S. Nadeau, N. Nelms, J. Mason, B. Miliis, P. Randall, C. Mosher ROW 2 D. Moors, L. Pike, C. Pacco, M. Melville, C. Palmatier, C. Montello, L. Ranado, W. Ro- barge ROW 3 D. Moylan, R. Marcotte, L. Nolan, N. Mjaatvedt, P. Phillips, W. Merchant, J. McKeron, T. Milligan, W. Nicols MR. POWELL ROW 1 A. Whitney, S. Robinson, G. Woodcock, N. Stangle, C. Towers, D. Wallace, D. Tay- lor, K. Schyberg, C. Wendell, N. Towers, L. Willet ROW 2 G. West, L. Stanton, J. St.John, N. Vaughn, S. VanAuken, M. Stedman, J. Smith, J. Sherin, G. Williams ROW 3 B. Wood- cock, K. Towers, R. Sioui, B. Winslow, D. Varnum, H. Ulrich, D. Smith, L. Schermerhern, F. Washburn, J. Shipski ROW 1 D. Dunbar, J. Boutelle, L. Clothier, K. Cowles, J. DeVoe, J. Dumas, K. Chandler, S. Baker, D. Buttles, A. Baker, T. Clark ROW 2 W. Brownell, F. Clothier, D. Berg, D. Clothier, R. Bordeau, J. Delong, T. Clark, J. Doody ROW 3 W. Doody, D. Duell, R. Berg, R. Eggleston ROW 1 J. Lucia, C. LaBrake, L. Hopkins, J. Montgomery, K. Hathway, E. Hayes, R. Hill, L. Freightenburgh, A. Guilder, B. Moses ROW 2 D. Ingrham, A. Lozier, E. Kenyon, L. Mon- tello, R. Milligin, S. Lafountain, C. Fenton, M. Hopkins, F. Forte ROW 3 E. Green, J. Green, D. Madison, B. Green, B. Healy, T. Higgins, T. Germain fi'rade ROW 1 G. Mosher, C. Saunders, M. York, J. Waldron, G. Wheaton, G. Towers, J. Sessajman, M. Sequin, R. Ward, ROW 2 M. Vandenburg, C. York, M. Turcotte, R. Pike, M. Rich, D. Shattuck, M. Wilkins, P. Steel, ROW 3 W. VanNoy, M. Muller, L. Schermerhorn, G. Watulak, J. VanNoy S uc en Cjouncif T. Clark, B. Healy, C. Towers ( eoeni . MR. FITZSIMONS ROW 1 J. Langlais, J. Holland, S. Guilder, H. Green, D. Moses, D. Nicols, D. Mills, K. Montgomery, M. Monica, K. Green, F. Mosher, ROW 2 F. Mosher, T. Harvey, G. Lent, J. Kelly, D. Nadeau, W. McKnight, J. O'Connell, ROW 3 P. Healy, R. Morrow, W. Lucia MR. BURROUGHS ROW 1 N. Sherin, J. Smith, S. Robinson, C. Shipski, R. Palmatier, G. Randall, M. York, S. Ovitt, ROW 2 L. Rowland, M. Vinicor, N. Proller, J. Pitkin, V. Stutzenstein, K. Riley, N. Stanton, C. Winslow, ROW 3 B. Woodcock, A. Plette, D. Taggart, R. Woods, T. Pendrick, R. Varnum, M. Scidmore, W. Saunders, D. Whitcome : , :■ ' ' ROW 1 S. Doherty, L. Chandler, S. Clute, M. Clothier, C, Cemak, S. Elliot, N. Fasulo, D. Forte, B. Ballou, J. Eaton ROW 2 R. Commings, J. Atwell, E. Flewelling, B. Dunn, D. Fen- ton, R. Collard, M. Factear, W. Bovee, ROW 3 N. Casperson, W. Gallagher, A. Bradley, A. Brown, J, Butler, G. Graham, T, Brennen, H. Clements, T. Folts, R. Bosford () ass Officers C. Sherin, J. Holland, P. Healy, M. York, D, Mills, D. Forte AUTOGRAPHS ACTwme s DIRECTORS and CREW D. Moses, E. Hayes, Mr. R. Stein, D. Doherty, D. Nicol, D. Burnham, J. O'Connell, D. Na deau, D. Kingsley, J. DeLong SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY Tjox ancf Gox Susan Baker, Tim Higgins, Bruce Healy 9 Jl e v a f i a n Terry Folts Nils Caspersson Robin Morrow Jon Kelly Nancy Proller SENIOR CLASS PLAY Ellen Brown Ronald Dunn John Rose Ann Marie Rocker hhe branch JR arch QUEEN and ESCORT Ellen Moylan Morris Monica Last Year's Queen Veronica Smith Timothy Halliday Toelle Bilodeau William Watulak Dana Doherty William Hall Carolyn Liebl Robert Andrus Darlene Moyer Eugene Stutzenstein Colleen Saunders David Barrass Pamela Ward Thomas Deuel Ryne Wendell Announcer Linda Trope David Kingsley Frances Beattie Stuart Baker Janet Bronzene Louis Ward Teresa Edwards John Rose Louise Melville Thomas Hoffman Nancy Vinicor William Cummings Colleen Liebl ZiOinter Z)on cfer an cf yCah'onal c Sc Ao arsAip ( Aaracier ROW 1 D. Doherty, D. Mills, N. Sherin, C. Saunders, J. Langleis, ROW 2 V. Stutzenstein, T, Edwards, R. Palmatier, J, Pitkin, J. Holland, ROW 3 B. Woodcock, J. Milligan, T, Doherty, E. Stutzenstein, D. White Jfonor Societies to eacfers iip Service ROW 1 J. Dodge, J. Sherin, K. MacDonald, ROW 2 R, Fasulo, D. Willett, A. Healy, B. Kobliska, L. Ranado, D. Dugay, ROW 3 G. Edwards, R. Langleis, S. Flewelling, H. Lavery, D. Smith, C. Duell, L. Winslow Student Sound ROW 1 K. Hathaway, D. Moses, E. Stutzenstein, N. Vinicor, ROW 2 C. Towers, J. Langleis, J. Ramsey, J. Bilodeau, F. Beattie, T. Doherty, ROW 3 R. Palmatier, T. Clark, A. Brown, N. Caspersson, D. Viele, S. Cernak, ROW 4 D, Moylan, J. Sesselman, S. Baker, W. McKnight, B. Healy, K. MacDonald, S. Sherin The Advisor! DeSaie G uS ROW 1 T. Folts, C. Saunders, R. Dunn, A. Plette, ROW 2 T. Ed- wards, D. Doherty, N. Proller Guiure Geacfiers of Glmerica ROW 1 R. Ward, S. Ovitt, N. Fasulo, L. Delong, C, Trottier, L. Wendell, B, Hoffis, ROW 2 D. Clothier, D. Bouvier, P. Carota, P. Steele, D. Doherty, A. Rocker, L. Eggleston, M. Carney, ROW 3 N. Nelms, J. Sesselman, K. Hathaway, A. Clothier, J. Bilodeau, C. Duell, K. Shyberg, ROW 4 J. Gray, R. Dunn, E. Smith, S. Baker, S. Stanton Gibrat'y Gfub ROW 1 V, LaBrake, J. Boutelle, A. Baker, E. Brown, D. Moses, E. Hayes, D. Nicol, ROW 2 E. Brennan, D. Dunbar, L. Clothier, J, Merchant, N. Madison, D. Wallace, G. Woodcock, B. Sherman G amer a ROW 1 D. Wallace, D. Hoffis, N. Towers, ROW 2 B. Carota, C. Towers, C. Montello, C. Palmatier, ROW 3 J. Doody, A. Baker, C. Duell, G. Williams, ROW 4 W. Doody, J. Van- Noy, W. Saunders, W. VanNoy ROW 1 J. Rose, T. Folts, ROW 2 F. Washburn, K. Clark, L. Montello TKakeup Committee ROW 1 N. Sherin, L. Trope, J. Ramsey, J. Bilodeau, ROW 2 M. Vandenburg, N. Vinicor, S. Dona van, C. Trottier, P. Ward CProgr 'am Ann o un cers J. Bronzene, E. Moylan, L. Trope, T. Edwards, D. Doherty J. Gray, S. Stanton, M. Eggleston, E. Stutzenstein, L. Ward, J. Yannaci, R. Burnham Acfiron cfacJ? Seminar A roup N. Sherin, J. Rose, J. Dayton B. Woodcock, T. Edwards, D. Doherty, R. Palmatier Varsity GfuS ROW 1 W. Everetts, D. Batschek, D. Buttles, M. York, C. LaBrake, R. Ward, S. Donavan, M. Rich, N. Fasulo, L. Forte, P. Ward, D. Hoffis, M. Wilkens, ROW 2 L. Hull, A. Baker, S. Baker, M. Vandenburg, D; Mills, M. York, V. Steele, S. Ovitt, C. Liebl, A. Healy, L. Wendell, N. Vinicor, ROW 3 J. Dayton, A. Bradley, R. Woods, D. Kingsley, J. Yannaci, J. Hopkins, L. Ward, C. Winslow, M. Eggleston, T. Doherty, C. Frasier, D. White, S. Stanton, D. Bartlett, ROW 4 S. Doherty, T. Hoffman, G. Graham, F. Mosher, A. Brown, R. Palmatier, N. Caspersson, R. Morrow, R. Milligan, R. Dunn, B. Healy, D. Viele, A. Ovitt, S. Baker, R. Pike, D. Hull, T. Folts, J. DeLong, ROW 5 F. Beattie, R. Hill, C. Trottier, N. Stanton, D. Forte, R. Cummings,- J. Pitkin, M. Vinicor, C. Duell, E. Moylan, K. Hathaway, J. Sesselman, J. Mason, L. Trope, J. Bilodeau MR. G. SPIELDENNER MR. R. DUVAL cS emor G£t oras ROW 1 L. Forte, M. Rich, P. Ward, C. LaBrake, D. Mills, D. Wallace, J. DeVoe, K. Towers, R. Ander- son, G. Williams, T. Edwards, K. Towers, J. LaFreniere, T. Duell, M. Vandenburg, J. Sesselman, D. Buttles, A. Baker, R. Ward, J. Smith, ROW 2 L. Delong, D. Clothier, K. Shyburg, N. Towers, S. Clute, G. Woodcock, C. Saunders, J. Kelly, T. Andrus, H. Lavery, W. Gallagher, T. Folts, R. Morrow, S. Don- avan, V. Stutzenstein, N. Nelms, M. Melville, C. Pacco, E. Moylan, L. Trope, J. Ranado, M. York, ROW 3 J. Dumas, N. Proller, A. Clothier, F. Beattie, D. Moyer, S. Beattie, T. Clark, D. Doherty, C. Liebl, S. Towers, L. Caspersson, D. Ingrahm, D. Vincent, R. Pike, L. Stanton, R. Hill, T. Orto, D. Bouvier, R. Langleis, A. Healy, M. Clothier, C. Cemak, M. Rich, P. Steele, C. Towers, ROW 4 D. Nicol.D. Moses, K. Hathaway, C. Duguay, R. Palmatier, D. Kingsley, P. Cromie, T. Pendrick, E. Stut- zenstein, R. Rose, N. Caspersson, J. Bilodeau, L. Wendell, N. Frasier, E. Green, L. Melville Zfeen Uones ROW 1 L. Forte, J. Rose, C. Liebl, S. Towers, C. Cemak, D. Kingsley, M. York, T. Pendrick, ROW 2 D. Moyer, L. Ward, S. Donavan, E. Stutzenstein, T. Edwards, N. Caspers- son, L. Melville Otff-S a e ( 'horns ROW 1 L. Forte, N. Proller, S. Towers, ROW 2 D. Kingsley, L Mei ville, ROW 3 T. Folts, N. Caspersson, J. Rose ROW 1 K. Mosher, L, Lucia, J. Miliis, J. Corapi, K. Shelvin, T. Miliis, M. Gallagher, M. Clodgo, C. Putnam, R. LaPier, J. Long, C. Spieldenner, S. Berg, D. Folts, ROW 2 C. Frechette, K. Marden, S. Towers, D. Pedersen, I. Duell, J. Hulka, G. Perrotte, D. Gray, K. Kiselica, L, Williams, K. Hovey, L. LeClerc, H. Grey, S. Flewelling, S. Hig- gins, D. Healy, G, LaFountain, ROW 3 M. Hoyte, L. Gilbert, C. Lehan, L. Harris, D. Wells, L. Scherr, C. Collard, D. Allen, D. Barrass, M. York, H. Bailey, D, Martel, D. Brady, K. Andrus, J. Granger, J. Burt, J. Robinson, K, Lucia, ROW 4 F. Woodcock, S. Rabida, M. Keeler, J. Bradley, B. Kobliska, D. Dugay, L. Schyberg, M. Emery, D. Jenks, R. Buttles, R. LaFreniere, L. Winslow, D. Schermerhorn, P. Lent ROW 1 R. Turcotte, L. LeClerc, H. Butler, S. Butler, D. Doherty, D. Du- gay, D, Folts, D. Grey, C. Spieldenner, K. Andrus, ROW 2 H. Bala, J. Vincent, J. Corapi, P. Dayton, M. Waring, G. Holmes, J. McKnight, J. Dodge, J. Burt, ROW 3 J. Shattuck, J. Robinson, C. Collard, S. Towers, K. Marden, B. Kobliska, K. Miller, D. Barrass, M. Woodcock, D. Schermer- horn N. Denno, S. Hayes, K. Montgomery, L. Forte, K. Cowles Vj 'ass Ijnsemb e ROW 1 J. Ramsey, D. Barrass, J. Rose, R. Collard, ROW 2 K. Malivindi, R, Woods cS emor 7) and Mr. M. Wolven ROW 1 T. Andrus, D. Hoffis, L. Hopkins, J. Fuller, R. Turcotte, S. Elliot, J. Pitkin, M, Rich, N. Sherin, ROW 2 M. Turcotte, J. Sherin, N. Nelms, L. LeClere, B. Fenton. T. Gamache, J. Smith, E. Green, K. Malivindi, ROW 3 T, Orto, N. Madison, D. Barrass, J. Rose, L. Pike, R. Collard, J. Atwell, ROW 4 M. Rich, L, Schmerhorn, G, Mallery, R. Woods, S. Cemak, J. Mason, L. Stedman, J. Ramsey Sa ring Quartet L. Blowers, J. Gallagher, E. Stutzenstein, M. York, C. Trottier 1 Senior Orchestra ROW 1 M. Vinicor, J. Esford, L. Straight, F. Trottier, M. York, L. Clothier, J. Lehan, D. Jenes, E. Stutzenstein, ROW 2 J. Smith, J. Gallagher, D. Moyer, T. Edwards, L. Blowers, ROW 3 K. Malvindi, T. Orto, D. Barrass, J. Atwell, M. Turcotte Orchestra C xmcficfates T. EDWARDS, J. PITKIN FAR ACROSS MMmTOVJGW ®UVBS « N9BLC 'WW® fflUeum, 0'€R TH6 WK f ifpt youR votccs... «M� ityg- itep (S€S Slf}fr JMllTQ-Ttu-f: AlHA- , WA)I, }• hail €«MNW JootSa f 'leam i t i . ROW 1 A. Bradley, R, Milligan, G. Graham, C. Frasier, R. Dunn, M. Eggleston, D. Kingsley, S. Stanton, C. Rowland, R. Palmatier, E. Stutzenstein, ROW 2 J. Rose, D. Bartlett, T. Doherty, J. Dayton, J. Hopkins, M. Muller, R. Woods, G, Darrah, D. Vincent, P. Healy, ROW 3 Mr. Burroughs, T. Higgins, P. Butler, L. Mon- tello, S. Doherty, D. Moses, B. Healy, T. Brennan, T. Collard, ROW 4 Mr. Nolan, R. LaFreniere, D. Dono- van, F. Mosher, S. LaFountain, C. Fenton, M. Hopkins, W. Gallagher, W. VanNoy, J. VanNoy, Mr. Spiel- denner Our 65 JootSaff OcoreSoarcf St. Mary's 7 Granville 7 Glens Falls 27 Hudson Falls 26 Whitehall 13 Queensbury 7 South High 43 Record: Won — 2 Lost — 4 Tie - - 1 Corinth Corinth Corinth Corinth Corinth Corinth Corinth Gross Goun ry ROW 1 J. Milligan, F. Forte, C. Winslow, R. Pike, ROW 2 Mr. Scaglione, D. Madison, A. Ovitt, W. Watulak, S. Baker, G. Watulak, T. Darrah ROW 1 Mr. Semp, C. Howe, C. Mosher, C. Butler, J. Dodge, M. Butler, N. Mjaatvedt, ROW 2 B. Jeremias, D. Crandall, L. Stanton, C. Butler, T. Clothier, ROW 3 S. Cernak, G. Mallery, D. Moylan, D. Varnum, ROW 4 W. Merchant, W. Nicol, J. St.John, A. Zam- parelli TJars y Cj ieer eacfers ROW 1 C. Liebl (captain), ROW 2 C. LaBrake, N. Fasulo, S. Ovitt, ROW 3 E. Moylan, C. Saunders, J. Sesselman, K. Hathaway ROW 1 P. Healy, R. Cummings, J. Hopkins, R. Milligan, S. Doherty, D. White, ROW 2 R. Burnham (man- ager), S. Towers, E. Kenyon, B. Healy, A. Bradley, W. Watulak, N. Casperson, D. Viele, L. Rowland (man- ager) jf. TJ. 7eam ROW 1 A. Lozier, D. Moses, R. Fasulo, ROW 2 F. Forte, L, Stanton, D. Moylan, T. Milligan, M. Hop kins, G. West, J. LaFreniere, N. Mjaatvedt, ROW 3 J. Smith, W. Nicol, S. Cernak, S. LaFountain, D. Clothier, R. McCleod, G. Watulak, M. Wilkins Varsity Oheerfeacfers ROW 1 E. Moylan, ROW 2 C. LaBrake, N. Fasulo, S. Ovitt, ROW 3 C. Saunders, K. Hathaway, J. Sesselman, C. Liebl tJunior Varsity ( Jieerleaders ROW 1 D. Mills, ROW 2 D. Forte, D. Buttles, S. Baker, C. Trottier, ROW 3 A. Healy, J. Mason, N. Stanton 7.)re stfiny Ue am ROW 1 C. Mosher, R. Dunn, G. Darrah, A. Brown, R. Palmatier, W. Everetts, M. Rich, ROW 2 Coach Semp, H. Palmatier, C. Fenton, G. Graham, P. Butler, F. Mosher, W. Lucia, ROW 3 D. Mosher, J. La- Pier, L. Schemerhom, R. Berg, K. Rowland, C. Mosher Jir s J) owl ny J. Timpson, P. Carota, P. Towers, E. Brown, J. Pitkin J. Rose, K. Clayton, B. Madison, J. Sherrin, W. McKnight ROW 1 L. Trope, W. Cummings, J. Healy, J. Fasulo, T. Doherty, A. Bradley, S. Stanton, P. Healy, ROW 2 R. MacLeod, L. Rowland, G. Williams, B. Healy, E. Kenyon, D. Barrass, D. White, C. Row- land, S. Doherty, ROW 3 W. Doody, W. Brownell, T, Milligan, L. Montello, S. Towers, S. La- Fountain, D. Moses, G. Watulak, T. Pendrik UracJt 7 eam ROW 1 F. Forte, S. Baker, R. Pike, A. Lozier, L. Bunzey, D. Bartlett, ROW 2 Mr. Spieldenner, J. Lucia, J. VanNoy, F. Mosher, P. McKernon, J. Milligan, W. VanNoy, ROW 3 T. Folts, N. Bilodeau, M. Monica, M. Hopkins, B. Lillibridge, D. Viele, ROW 4 H. Shippee, J. Madison, N. Casperson, R. Cummings, W. Lucia, J. Dayton, ROW 5 W. Ulrich, J. B. Orto, M. Edwards, J. Hopkins, J. Elliott, B. Anderson, C. Winslow Uennis Ueam ROW 1 D. Nadeau, J. Kelly, S. Steadman, M. Wilkins, W. McKnight, ROW 2 Mr. Powell, B. Woodcock, P. Cromie, M. Turcotte, J. O’Connell Whee, these yearbook meetings are fun. Now, you know you shouldn't be handling those pictures. This is a once in a lifetime scene—they’re all work- ing. 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