Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

DEDICATION With them the seed of wisdom did I sow, And with my own hand labour’d it to grow: The class of 1967 is happy to express to you a feeling which has persisted in our hearts for four years. The hours we spent in your class still represent to us a truly unique experience. Never were we stifled by a typical class- room situation. A class period was a time to work and to learn with the help of a willing friend. You were never ashamed to let your concern for the stu- dent show nor were you preoccupied with only a favored few. You cared about each of us and our problems and made all of us aware that we were important to you. Perhaps most significant, you have not forgotten us in the four years since you last taught us. Our relationship did not end with the posting of our final grades. Your interest and encouragement have re- mained constant through these succeeding years. It is for this reason and for your outstanding qualities that we have chosen to honor you. IN MEMORIAM The time has come when we, the Senior Class, has to look back, and in our memories we see a vivid picture of a vibrant boy, who had a wonderful sense of humor. This boy was Larry Boutelle. Larry entered into our lives in sixth grade and he is now etched in our hearts forever. Larry, who had travelled a great deal, was always seen entrancing students with his accounts of his travels. When Larry spoke, everyone listened attentively. There was never a person who could make friends and keep them as Larry did. As years go by and we are looking back on our elementary and high school days, we will always picture Larry sitting in front of his teachers with tha inno- cent look that he had. We, the Senior Class, wish to leave our yearbook in memory of this boy, Larry Boutelle. RONALD L. FOLTS, Supervising Principal THOMAS N. PALMATIER, High School Principal A YEARBOOKS UESSA6E TO THE. SENIOR CLASS Early in the 17th century an English churchman, John Donne, preached a sermon en- titled ‘ Now This Bell Tolling Softly For Another . . Over the centuries since that time the concluding words have reverberated: “No man is an islande entire of itselfe.’ If we penetrate the sonorities of Donne’s Elizabethan rhetoric, we know that he speaks today, as he did then and will eternally, of our responsibility to others. Turn the pages of this yearbook and see the many things that happened to you and your school this year just because some people cared enough to make them happen: your dances, plays, sports events, tours, musical evenings, club activities — even the creation of this yearbook. Not a single one of these is required, yet some people — students and teachers — believed they were important and planned them, organized them, carried them through. You will note that these people did not despair - and they did not drop out. They saw a responsibility. As we grow up we realize more meaningfully that everything we say and do and stand for is a reflection on our families, our school, and our community. The carelessly dropped litter on every hand, the heedless remark, the fear of commitment to any difficult, the coarse indifference to the sensitivities of others: these are the signs of irresponsibility, cow- ardice, and contempt. Let us be thankful then for those students and teachers who move among us everyday, usually unrecognized, giving your life and mine a finer dimension and purpose. In some way they are more sharply attuned to tne Dei is tolling ot duty, involvement, responsi Dility. Sincerely Thomas N. Palmatier the board of education EARL McKNIGHT B. ALBERT STEEL MAXWELL PARMENTER CHESTER WALKER MILDRED MOSHER (absent) MAX VINICOR LEWIS BARTLETT RICH SCHOOL SECRE1ARTES Mrs. B. MacDonald, Mrs. V. Thomas ELEMENTARY- principal and secretary- Mrs. K. Forman Mr. John Sprague GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. T. Crawley, Mrs. B. Turcotte, secretary Mr. R. Montgomery Mrs. J. Clothier Mrs. M. Hickey Mr. D. Myers CAFETERIA staff Mrs. F. LaPier, Mrs. I. Cancro, Mrs. M. Milligan, Mrs. A. Hayes, Mrs. G. Swears Mrs. R. DeLong, Mrs. M. Montello, Mrs. G. Woodcock manager, Mrs. K. Manley, Mrs. M. Bunzey, CUSTODIAL STAFF M. York, H. Heym, H. Ide, D. Gray, G. Benware, E. Bartlett, J. VanVranken, J. Fasulo, Absentees, R. Stedman — Head Custodian, R. Farr, B. Donovan, J. Seaman, G. Webber, S. Thomas, F. Allen, W. Priester ELEMENTARY Mrs. Cromie Kindergarten Mrs. Boles First Mrs. Lyford Second Mrs. Bilodeau Third Mrs. Harris Kindergarten Mrs. Towers Kindergarten Mrs. Watts Kindergarten Mrs. Ziegler Kindergarten Miss Carter First Mrs. Kunz First Mrs. Howenstein First Miss Hickey Second Mrs Monthony Second Mrs. W'alker Second Mrs. Williams Second Mrs. Milligan Second Mrs. Melville Third Mrs. Pitkin Third Mrs. Rivette Third Mr. Sutton Third R4CULJV Mrs. Bailey Fourth Mrs. McKnight . Fifth Mr. Franklin Sixth Mrs. Tennyson Fourth Mrs. Howenstein Fifth Mrs. Neville Fourth Mrs. St. Lawrence Fourth Mr. Watts Fifth Mr. Flansburg Sixth Mr. Smith Sixth Mr. Williams Mrs. Woodsidc Mr. Foy Sixth Sixth Secondary Special Miss Abbott Business Mr. Grippe Industrial Arts Mr. Martel Industrial Arts Mr. Scaglione Art Miss Armstrong American History Mrs. Hesser Music Miss Naudain Librarian Mr. Sherman Science Mrs. Bailey Home Economics Mr. Horn Driver Education Mrs. Palmatier Physical Education Mr. VanNoy Chemistry Mr. Bartholomew French Mrs. Jenkins English Mrs. Rozelle Art Mrs. Welsh Home Economics SENfOR CHORUS ROW 1 M. Ovitt, S. Berg, A. Lozier, K. Shyberg, M. Rich, L. DeLong, S. Elliott, J. Smith, M. York, B. Woods, D. Nicol, D. Boisvert, M. Melville, N. Nelms, K. Mosher, D. Folts, S. Clute, ROW 2 N. Towers, D. Foy, M. Clodgo, M. Clothier,T. Miliis, D. Duguay, D. Grey, D. Buttles, J. Dumas, C. Cernak, C. Towers, J. Sesselman, K. Trudell, T. Clark, M. Vandenberg, D. Wallace, S. Beattie, D. Mills, C. Dug- uay, R. Palmatier, ROW 3 D. Deuel, D. Jenks, L. Guilbert, C. Lehan, J. Shattuck, B. Kobliska, N. Proller, S. Rabida, A. Butler, C. Pacco, R. Langlais, E. Green, V. Stutzenstein, J. Pitkin, J. Bradley, J. Gamache, M. Vinicor, N. Frasier, D. Moses, F. O’Connell, T. Andrus, ROW 4 L. Schermerhorn, T. Pendrick, R. Jeremias, C. Butler, H. Bala, M. Butler, P. Lent, R. Milligan, K. Towers, D. Vincent, R. Woods, N. Casperson, T. Folts, W. Gallagher, L. Stanton, D. Schermerhorn, L. Winslow, J. LaFrcnierc, A. Plctte, W. Saunders, J. Kelley, D. Inghram, P. Phillips MR. G. COMINGS TEEN TONES ROW 1 C. Cernak, C. Towers, V. Stutzenstein, M. VanDenberg, M. Rich, N. Proller, M. York, S. Donovan, ROW 2 H. Bala, L. Stanton, C. Butler, D. Schermerhom, ROW 3 T. Pendrick, N. Casperson, R. Woods, W. Gallagher AU-SlATE CANDIDATES ROW 1 M. VanDenberg, J. Pitkin, V. Stutzenstein, N. Proller, C. Cernak, ROW 2 R. Milligan, T. Folts, R. Woods, N. Casperson, T. Pendrick, D. Inghram ORjCWECIRA ROW 1 L. Blowers, J. Smith, N. Sherin, C. Pacco, C. Lehan, D. Pedersen, L. Guilbert, ROW 2 J. McKnight, M. York, V. Stutzenstein, M. Vinicor, J. Atwell, E. Green, J. Esford, ROW 3 J. Smith, H. Bala, P. Lent, N. Mjaatvedt, D. Scherm- erhorn, M. Turcotte, D. Jenks L. Blowers, J. Smith, N. Mjaatvedt, M. YorK (front) STRING ENSEMBLE SENIOR BAND ROW 1 C. Shevlin, B. Woods, S. Hopkins, M. Rich, J. Smith, J. Pitkin, S. Elliott, K. Green, ROW 2 C. Wendell, K. MacDonald, L. Hickey, J. Shattuck, H. Bala, E. Green, E. Green, K. Andrus, N. Sherin, R. Langlais, S. Butler, ROW 3 D. Healy, J. Sherin, J. Corapi, D. Doherty, P. Hickey, D. Barrass, J. Dodge, L. LeClerc, N. Nelms, L. Schermcrhorn, M. Woodcock, T. Andrus, L. Hickey, D. Grey, D. Folts, D. Duguay, ROW 4 M. Turcotte, M. Waring, P. Lent, M. Bayer, C. Collard, C. Fenton, J. McKnight, J. Vincent, R. LaFreniere, C. Pacco, B. Stutzenstcin, L. Schermcrhorn, M. Vinicor, J. Atwell, D. Schermerhorn, J. Mason, G. Mallcry, T. Gamachc, A. Butler, A. Guilder BAND IN ACnON BRASS ENSEMBLE D. Schermerhorn V. Stutzenstcin L. Schermerhorn R. Collard J. McKnight WOODWIND ENSEMBLE ROW 1 M. Rich, N. Sherin, J. Smith, ROW 2 J. Atwell, J. Pitkin, E. Green JR HIGH CHOIR ROW 1 K. Doherty, C. Plette, S. Melville, K. Flewelling, G. Harvey, J. Shattuck, J. LaFreniere, S. Berg, P. Miliis, C. Burnett, R. LaPicr, S. Miller, K. Lchan, R. Smith, S. Smith, ROW 2 P. Brady, K. Hovey, I. Duell, P. Collard, J. Allen, L. Harris, B. Roberts, J. Hulka, G. LaFountain, T. LeClair, C. Spieldenner, D. Wells, L. Madison, ROW 3 S. Towers, D. Healy, S. Higgins, K. Marden, C. Melville, M. Gallagher, A. Mjaatvedt, S. Flewelling, J. Long, L. Scher, G. Perrotte, J. Madison, B. Anderson, ROW 4 D. Pedersen, L. LeClerc, P. Nelms, K. Frechette, F. Woodcock, H. Gray, S. Scidmore, J. Miliis, W. Duell, R. Brown, D. Doody, ROW 3 J. Corapi, K. Shevlin, V. Dumas, S. Robinson, C. Towers, J. Robinson, N. Blanchard, M. Phillips, R. Buttles, J. Granger, R. LaFreniere, ROW 6 D. Martel, K. Andrus, C. Collard, L. Hickcok, T. Lyng, K. Lozier, G. Miliis, G. Willett DOWN IN THE WU1EV JUNIOR HIGH RAND ROW 1 C. Spieldcnner, J. Corapi, S. Towers, H. Butler, K. Marden, B. Roberts, ROW 2 K. Andrus, P. Dayton, P. Nelms, S. Scidmore, L. Harris, O. Shevlin, ROW 3 W. Duell, J. Robinson, K. Miller, D. Martel, C. Collard RAND MAJORETTES S. Montgomery, L. W’illiams, P. Mann, G. Woodcock, N. Frasier, R. Brennan, L. Hayes 9 9 II 4i ROW 1 C. Howe, B. Morreale, T. Clothier, C. Butler, F. Zamparelli, D. Mosher, M. Bayer, T. Milligan, D. Thompson, T. Darling, G. Bour- deau, N. Mjaadvedt, ROW 2 Coach Duval, C. Fenton, D. Thompson, M. Scidmore, A. Mueller, WT. Merchant, A. Washburn, L. Rowland, C. Rowland, M. Mueller, P. Healy, L. Montello, D. Moses, A. Lozier, M. Hopkins, R. LaFreniere, Coach Spieldenner, ROW 3 Coach Young, M. Butler, F. Mosher, T. Higgins, W. VanNoy, G. Mallery, P. Ducll, J. VanNoy, B. Healy, A. Bradley, R. Woods, W. Nicol, D. Crandall, R. Cum- mings, Coach Burroughs FOOTBALL ROW 1 J. Vincent, Coach Sherman, ROW 2 R. Frechette, D. VandenBurg, M. Bayer, ROW 3 G. Edwards, P. Lent, P. Hickey, C. Herrick, ROW 4 C. Holland, D. Thompson, F. O’Connell, R. Saunders, P. O’Connell, ROW 5 B. Straight, K. Fenton, T. Darrah, B. Straight, L. Winslow, T. Towers, F. Regan, W. Trope VARSfTY CHEERLEADERS ROW 1 D. Forte, J. Sesselman, ROW 2 C. LaBrakc, S. Ovitt, ROW 3 C. Trotticr, D. Buttles, ROW 4 T. Clark, K. Hathway TENNfS ROW 1 W. McKnight, B. Woodcock, C. Fenton, ROW 2 S. Lent, R. Woods, G. Mallery, T. Gamachc, K. MacDonald CROSS-COUNTRY ROW 1 R. Miliis, T. Collard, T. Pendrick, E. Kenyon, L. Vaughn, ROW 2 F. Forte, D. Smith, G. W’atulak ROW 1 J. Latreniere, R. Pike, J. Lucia, B. Lucia, J. VanNoy, P. McKemon, G. West, A. Lozier, D. Moylan, F. Forte, ROW 2 F. Mosher, J Milligan, A. Whitney, R. Cummings, J. Hopkins, H. Shippee, I). Vicle, R. Pike, M. Butler, S. Baker, Coach Spieldenner. ROW 3 C. Mosher, L. Nolan, D. Madison, Wf. Merchant, S. Ccrnak, J. St. John, R. Milligan, P. Duell, T. Collard, M. Hopkins, D. Bartlett TRACfC BA KEJBALL ROW 1 G. Watulak, A. Lozier, D. Moses, R. Cummings, S. Dorherty, M. Hopkins, ROW 2 P. Lent, R. McLeod, S. LaFountain, E. Kenyon, B. Healy, A. Bradley, N. Casperson, M. Towers, J. DeLong Captains Cob Cummings Archie Bradley K. Hathway T. Clark D. Forte D. Buttles J. Sesselman C. Trot tier C. La Brake S. Ovitt J.V. mQK£WALL ROW 1 G. West, D. Moylan, F. Forte, R. Fasulo, T. Milligan, M. Bayer, B. Straight, G. Emery, ROW 2 N. Mjaatvedt, W. Nicol, S. Cernak, G. Mallcry, D. Clothier, T. Higgins, L. Stanton, J. Smith ROW 1 J. Bolcr, W. Brownell, R. Fasulo, J. Sherin, J. Anderson, D. Mosher, ROW 2 L. Schermerhom, A. Washburn, 1 Milligan, K. Clayton, K. Towers, R. Jeremias, ROW 3 W. Doody, T. Penderick, S. LaFountain WSfTV BASEBALL J.V. BASEBALL WR£S[UN£ MM ROW 1 C. Mosher, W. Trope, J. Boler, M. Ranado,J. Lucia, C. Fenton, C. Mosher, D. Mosher, P. Hickey, ROW 2 Coach Sherman, R. LaFrenierc, L. Rowland, C. Butler, G. Bourdeau, J. Smith, M. Muller, F. Mosher, C. Rowland, A. Muller, D. Smith, C. Howe Captains C. Rowland M. Muller Coach Sherman SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1 C. Towers, D. Mills, N. Sherin, J. Holland, J. Langlais, ROW 2 T. Clark, M. Facteau, V. Stutzenstein, R. Palmatier, ROW 3 K. Hathway, W. McKnight, L. Schermerhorn, B. Woodcock, M. Clothier ROW 1 S. Flcwwlling, L. Gilbert, B. Lobliska, L. Winslow, G. Edwards, J. Dodge, ROW 2 K. Andrus, M. Densmore, D. Gray, L. Hickey, L. Hickey, C. Herrick, ROW 3 S. Higgins, D. Folts, D. Healy, S. Rhoadws, S. Zamparelli, D. Duguay, C. Towers, ROW 4 G. DeVoe, C. Holland, C. Lehan, H. Grey, J. McKnight, H. I aBrake, D. Willitt, K. Miller, B. Straight NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A 1, £IL JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ] P Caroia, M. York, A. Brown, S. Baker, ROW 2 R. Fasulo, K. MacDonald, D. Doherty, M. Vinicor, S. Flewelling, J. Mason. R. Palmatier. J. Baker, ROW 3 D. Clothier, J. Dodge, ROW 4 G. Edwards, D. Taylor, S. Donovan, T. Clark, J. Sesselman, C. Towers, S. Doherty, G. Watulak sfRie arwLEnc association ROW 1 C. Montcllo, D. Boisvert, S. Beattie, D. Moses, V. LaBrake, D. Hoffis, D. Mills, N. Nelms, C. Pacco, S. Elliott, ROW 2 K. Hathway, L. Ranado, J. Clothier, N. Fasulo, J. Bradley, K. Ducll, J. Mason, L. Delong, P. Carota, C. Liebcl, C. Rabida, R. Langlais, ROW 3 J. Ranado, M. Melville, D. Clothier, M. York, M. Vinicor, S. Ovitt, M. Monica, D. Forte, R. Ward, P. Steel, C. Trottier, A. Healy, A. Baker, ROW 4 C. Towers, T. Clark, C. Towers, P. Foy, D. Hathway, C. Palmatier, B. Madison, T. Miliis, J. Pitkin, J. Atwell, D. Nicol, J. Smith, N. Proller, C. Cernak, ROW 5 R. Palmatier, D. Taylor, J. Gamache, L. Gilbert, C. Saunders, S. Baker, J. DeVoe, T. Clothier, D. Duguay, L. Ovitt P. Nolan, T. Steel, C. Towers, B. Woods, J. Shattuck, ROW’ 6 D. Buttles, J. Sesselman, A. Butler, C. Lehan, L. Pike, B. Miner, B. Kobliska, M. Clodgo, M. Stedman, D. Doherty, S. Hop- kins, L. Hickey, P. Reagan, L. Hickey, M. York, P. Mann, C. Emery, ROW 7 V. Stutzenstein, M. Vandenburgh, C. Duguay, M. Ovitt, D. Foy, G. Woodcock, C. Wendell, R. Hill, E. Hayes, S. Montgomery, J. Marcotte, L. Hayes, L. Williams, R. Bren- nan, V. Scoville, D. Kiselicka, L. Atwell CAMERA CLUB ROW 1 K. Martin, E. Smith, J. Clothier, L. Ranado, P. Foy, D. Clothier, ROWr 2 D. Foy, P. Carota, C. Palmatier, D. Hathway, C. Rabida, C. Towers, S. Stonely, J. Gamache, ROW 3 D. Hoffis, D. Wallace, K. Ducll, A. Healy, A. Baker, D. Willett, ROW 4 J. Kel- ley, R. Clark, P. Lent, J. Delong, M. Waring, W. Saunders, G. Williams FUTURE 7EACRERC OF AMERICA ROW 1 G. Woodcock, D. Moses, D. Nicol, N. Madison, E. Hayes, ROW 2 S. Hopkins, C. Wendell, M. Morey, M. Ranado, P. Mann, D. Foy, M. Clodgo, V. LaBrakc, ROW 3 J. DeVoe, C. Emery, D. Wallace, A. Baker, J. Waldron, T. Clothier, S. Harvey ROW 1 S. Ovitt, N. Fasulo, R. Ward, D. Hoffis, P. Carota, D. Buttles, ROW 2 L. Ranado, M. Vandenburgh, ROW 3 D. Clothier, N. Nelms, K. Duell, C. Trottier, M. York, ROW 4 J. Holland, V. Stutzenstein, J. Sesselman, T. Clark, A. Butler, P. Steel, M. Stedman, ROW 5 N. Stanton, R. Hill, K. Hathaway, R. Macl cod, P. Butler, A. Baker, C. LaBrakc LIBRARY CLUB VJRSfTY CLUB ROW 1 T. Folts, R. Milligan, G. Graham, P. Butler, A. Brown, R. MacLeod, D. Vincent, S. Doherty, E. Kenyon, R. Morrow, H. Shippee, J. Smith, ROW 2 M. Muller, A. Bradley, R. Woods, C. Rowland, C. Fenton, N. Casperson, J. VanNoy, R. Cum- mings, J- Pitkin, W. VanNoy, D. Forte, B. Healy, ROW 3 K. Riley, G. Williams, L. Rowland, M. Wilkins, S. Lent, S. LaFoun- tain, A. Lozier, M. Hopkins, D. Moses, M. Rich, M. York, D. Mills, S. Donovan, ROW 4 J. Mason, T. Clark, A. Baker, R. Ward, J. Scssclman, P. Steel, D. Buttles, C. LaBrakc, N. Fasulo, N. Stanton, S. Ovitt, M. York, ROW 5 C. Montcllo, C. Pacco, L. Ovitt, S. Baker, K. Hathway, C. Trottier, P. Healy, J. O’Connell, J. Doody, N. Mjaadvedt, A. Healy, ROW 6 S. Beattie, C. Towers, D. Duguay, D. Doherty, K. Duell, D. HofFis, M. Vinicor, J. St.John, F. Forte, D. Mosher, J. Delong, ROW 7 C. Leibel, P. Carota, L. Delong, R. Hill, D. Kiselicka, M. Clothier, G. Randall, C. Winslow, D. Madison, T. Collard CHESS CLUB J. McKnight, M. Waring, G. DeVoe, D. Jenks, C. Herrick, L. Towers, L. Guilbert, J. Bradley, L. Hickey, J. Dodge, Mr. Rodri- guez — advisor ASSEMBLY announcers E. Green, C. Cernak, N. Casperson, T. Folts, M. Vinicor SIASB CREW ROW 1 W. Gallagher, T. Folts, W. McKnight, J. Kelley, A. Brown, ROW 2 P. Healy, P. Butler, A. Bradley, J. Hopkins, R. Cummings FORESTRY CLUB A. Brown, W. Sanders, N. Casperson, P. Butler, J. Kelley MAKEUP COMMITTEE M. Vandenburgh, D. Moses, D. Nicol, P. Butler, A. Brown, S. Donovan, N. Sherin, C. Trottier ADIRONDACK SEMINAR J. Scssclman, N. Caspcrson, E. Green, C. Towers, D. Moses SKIDMORE SEMINAR, L. Schermerhorn, C. Ccrnak, J. Atwell, D. Mills TENDER IS THE NISHT AUTOGRAPHS Have a cigar, Frank. Mr. Martel isn’t looking. The Senior Class in action. Relaxing after a hard day of classes. Smile, Coach, You can go home now. Look into my eyes, Archie. I’m trying to hypnotize you. David is surrounded by older women. Jon, please let us in the picture. Mr. Sherrtian won’t mind if we join the Freshman team. One of our smiling chaperones. What did the secretaries do wrong now, Mr. Folts? f Eileen, you’re not paying attention! Stop pinching her, Colleen. She looks as if she were in pain. Gee, Cobber, that spoon must taste good. If that’s the hard work the faculty docs, let’s join them. Just one more hour and I can go home and sleep. Who says that it is what’s up front that counts? Joe, is that what the card catalog is for? She’s counting the days until the doors open for her. Give me a break, will ya? Everytime you see Mrs. Turcottc, She’s counting money. ROW 1 C. Butler, R. Brown, S. Brady, C. Burnett, S. Berg, G. Bartlett, R. Bos- ford, ROW 2 M. Bosford, F. Bronzene, W. Butler, P. Brady, C. Clothier, S. Bar- rett, R. Anderson, ROW 3 N. Blanchard, D. Allen, J. Bovce, J. Butler, J. Bovee, G. Clark, C. Collard ROW 1 G. Jeremias, S. French, D. Doody, G. Harvey, K. Flewelling, J. Eggleston, S. Granger, ROW 2 K. Hull, T. Jeremias, L. Green, S. Curtis, K. Doherty, E. Harris, C. Dun- bar, ROW 3 M. Emery, V. Dumas, B. Dcnno, E. Guilder, S. Hadley, J. Doherty, ROW 4 D. Halliday, L. Hitchcock, D. King, S. Frasier ROW 1 B. Milligan, S. Melville, J. LaFreniere, K. Lehan, S. Miller, J. Kiselica, C. Marcellus, R. LaPier, T. Marcellus, ROW 2 K. Lozier, F. Miller, G. Miliis, J. Madison, L. Madison, D. Lucia, J. Lehan, T. Lyng, E. LeClair, ROW 3 W. Milli- gan, D. Madison, B. McKernon, D. Martel, R. LaBrake, R. Mason, M. Mar- cotte, J. Millis ROW 1 P. Miliis, C. Putnam, J. Shattuck, P. Mosher, G. Mosher, O. Shevlin, S. Rabetoy, C. Mosher, G. Randall, ROW 2 C. Plette, K. Schyberg, S. Robinson, D. Shippee, E. Roberts, T. Monthony,J. Regan, J. Rabida, J. Ranado, ROW 3 P. Nelms, M. Miliis, T. Pistoia, P. Nolan, S. Scidmorc, P. Phillips, H. Scovillc, B. Ovitt Mrs. Cioffi ROW 1 M. Tracy, D. Trottier, R. Smith, K. Woodcock, B. Straight, C. Wiley, S. Smith, L. Wood, W. Sims, ROW 2 M. Stanton, W. VanDerwcrker, L. Wallace, C. Towers, C. Wendell, A. Vinicor, M. Tighe, D. Young, K. Straight, G. Whea- ton, ROW 3 K. Stangle, M. Viele, J. Wilkins, K. Stevens, G. Willett, D. Vaughn, R. Thompson, G. SutlifT, C. VanNoy GRADE Mr. Vroman Mrs. Costello EIGHTH ROW 1 D. Fasulo, S. Clark, R. Day, J. Corapi, L. Harris, P. Collard, S. Butler, S. Flcwelling, J. Allen, M. Gallagher, I. Duell, G. Duguay, ROW 2 C. Frechette, H. Butler, L. Clothier, H. Guil- der, J. Godin, L. Boisvert, L. Dunn, J. Darling, ROW 3 J. Granger, G. Bunzey, P. Dayton, H. Grey, E. Guilder, M. Densmore, K. Andrus, R. Buttles, ROW 4 M. Bilodeau, W. Burnham, T. Darrah, G. Bosford, T. Bosford, D. Brady, B. Candee, W. Duell ROW 1 D. Wells, K. Shevlin, C. Speildenner, G. Perrotte, J. Winslow, K. Shevlin, T. Steel, ROW' 2 S. Rhoades, M. Wood, E. Smith, L. Scherer, S. Towers, F. Stangle, S. Zamparelli, L. Wood, ROW 3 P. Wood, T. Wendell, F. Woodcock, L. Schyberg, J. Robinson, B. Plette, ROW 4 E. Sherman, V. Scoville, G. Thiev- erge, P. Superchi, R. Springer, J. Vincent, M. Woodcock, S. VandcrWorker GRADE Mr. Stein ROW 1 P. Moses, H. LaBrake, K. Marcotte, T. LeClair, S. Higgins, J. Hulka, D. Healy, M. Marcottc, R. Mills, ROW 2 L. Leclerc, G. Perotte, C. Melville, K. Marden, C. Haskell, J. Long, A. Mjaatvedt, G. LaFountain, ROW 3 D. Miller, D. Pederson, S. Lehan, K. Hovey, L. Lucia, L. Hayes, K. Miller, ROW' 4 R. Mosher, F. Kobar, D. McCannah, J. Mosher, H. Hughes, M. La Point, J. Millington, G. Holmes Mr. Allen NINIU ROW 1 D. Duguay, S. Berg, M. Clodgo, J. Baker, L. Atwell, T. Clothier, J. Es- ford, H. Bortner, ROW 2 D. Deuel, R. Brennan, D. Doherty, J. Bradley, L. Col- lard, J. Dodge, R. Clark, E. Cummings, ROW 3 G. Edwards, W. Bronzcnc, D. Barrass, R. Durham, J. Anderson, D. Crandall, ROW 4 G. DeVoe, H Bala, M. Bayer, G. Cowles, B. Colson , Mr. Best Miss Locke ROW' 1 S. Hopkins, E. LaPier, N. Frasier, C. Lehan, L. Hickey, D. Foy, K. Lucia, ROW 2 A. Lozier, D. Folts, J. Gamache, S. Frasier, B. Kobliska, S. Harvey, B. Madison, D. Gray, ROW 3 D. Hilder, L. Gilbert, P. Lucia, S. Hoffman, G. Lilli- bridge, C. Herrick, D. Jenks, S. Guilder, C. Liebl, ROW 4 D. Gray, S. Flewelling, P. Lent, G. Germain, C. Howe, C. Holland, P. Hickey SRAD£ ROW 1 C. Mosher, J. Mosher, P. Nolan, M. Ovitt J. Marcotte, K. Mosher, ROW 2 B. Miner, T. Miliis, L. Pike, G. Mosher, C. Rabida, J. Ranado, L. Ovitt, S. Montgomery, M. Morreale, ROW 3 J. McKnight, F. O’Connell, P. O’Connell, A. Mueller, B. Nicol, R. Miliis, B. Mosher, R. Marcotte, C. Ovitt ROW 1 M. York, B. Straight, R. Saunders, T. Steel, D. Willett, C. Towers, B. Straight, W. Trope, S. Ward, R. Turcotte, M. York, N. Stangle, J. Shattuck. C. Towers, P. Regan, K. Trudell, T. Towers, ROW 3 D. VanDenburgh, J. Winslow, L. Winslow, D. Schermerhorn, D. Thompson, M. Waring, ROW 4 D. Thomp- son, F. Regan, B. Winslow, J. Smith, B. Straight, L. Vaughn, J. Sumner, E. Wright, L. Stanton, G. Williams TEMW ROW 1 P. Foy, P. Carota, D. Boisvert, J. Burnham, L. Delong, J. Clothier, D. Clothier, C. Clothier, ROW 2 J. Boiler, S. Bosford, K. Duell, V. Facteau, A. But- ler, S. Beattie, C. Butler, ROW 3 J. Dodge, R. Fasulo, T. Andrus, M. Butler, C. Butler, K. Clayton, ROW 4 D. Berg, R. Facteau, T. Collard, S. Cernak, H. Dun- bar, T. Clothier, J. Bovec Mr. Nolan Mr. Clark ROW 1 J. LaPier, P. Mann, L. LaBrake, N. Nelms, C. Montello, D. Hoffis, S. Na- deau, L. Nolan, ROW' 2 R. Langlais, A. Hosier, C. Pacco, N. Madison, M. Mel- ville, D. Hathway, A. Healy, J. Mason, ROW 3 S. Lent, J. LaFreniere, T. Ide, R. MacLeon, D. Moses, W. Nicol, R. Jeremias, K. MacDonals, ROW 4 R. LaMora, R. Green, D. Moylan, G. Mallery, H. Lavery, W. Merchant, N. Mjaatvcdt, E. Milligan, T. Gamache GRADE ROW 1 N. Towers, S. Robinson, S. Young, G. W'oodcock, C. Wendell, D. Wal- lace, C. Towers, ROW 2 M. Stedman, S. Stonely, P. Randall, D. Taylor, C. Pal- rnatier, N. Vaughn, S. VanAuken, ROW’ 3 W. Robarge, E. Sims, J. Sherin, A. Whitney, L. Willett, G. West, F. Zamparelli, J. St.John, ROW 4 C. York, ROW 5 K. Towers, H. Ulrich, J. Smith, P. Phillips, J. Thompson, D. Smith STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES P. Carota, R. Fasulo, J. Mason, K. MacDonald, D. Clothier. D. Taylor ELEVENTH ROW 1 A. Baker, S. Donovan, D. Buttles, L. Clothier, J. DeVoe, S. Baker, ROW 2 W. Brownell, D. Dunbar, K. Cowles, T. Clark, B. Colson, C. Fenton, ROW 3 J. DeLong, R. Eggleston, P. Duell, D. Clothier, R. Berg. R. Bourdeau ROW 1 M. Morey, D. Kiselica, E. Hayes, J. Montgomery, R. Hill, A. Guilder, K. Hathway, C. LaBrake, ROW 2 J. Lucia, D. Ingraham, T. Higgins, S. LaFoun- tain, D. Moors, L. Montello, M. Hopkins, A. Lozier, ROW 3 D. Madison, E. Green, B. Healy, T. Germain 6RADE ROW 1 C. Towers, C. Trottier, C. Saunders, R. Ward, M. VanDcnburg, D. Sco- ville, ROW 2 C. Mosher, P. Steel, L. Pike, J. Sessclman, M. York, J. Waldron, B. V cndell, ROW 3 G. Watulak, M. Turcotte, A. Washburn, L. Schermerhorn, R. Sitts, D. Mosher, ROW 4 J. VanNoy, B. Morreale, M. Wilkens ClAQQ OFFICERS co INTH,.2S!,IS -.SCHOOL BOARD of EDUCATION .EWiS M.SARTLfTT .HHORED � .MOSHE« 7AM M.aOWOOO HAXWELL A.fAl� MEMT5‘ EOWARO N.COMWOU.T _____ M ..A CMITEr Vice President L. Schermerhorn, Secretary K. Hathway, Treasurer P. Steel, President C. Towers • hi YEjARBOOfO UNE-UP DONNA MOSES Co-Editor ROXANNE PALMATIER Co-Editor BUSINESS MANAGERS Gertrude Randall Monica Clothier CLASSES Marcia Rich JoAnn Atwell ARTWORK Jackie Pitkin Kathy Chandler SENIOR PICTURES Colleen Cernak Archie Plette SPORTS Maxine Vinicor Pat Carota PHOTOGRAPHY Jon Kelley George Bolster MUSIC Virginia Stutzcnstein — Carol Pacco SENIOR WRITINGS Mary York — Nancy Sherin Archie Bradley COMER ” PRESIDENT Allan Brown 'BODIE VICE-PREMDENT LARRy Rowland • COLONEL“ JECRETARy Stephen DoHERTy DiNky TREASURER Maxine Vinkor MAX “ CO-CHAIRMAN •� ACTIV1TIE; Jo hn Butler PETE CO-CHAIRMAN • ACTIVITIE Donna Mojej nOBIE H CO-EDITOR Roxanne Paljaatier “ROX CO-EDITOR JoAnn Atuell JO BEny Ballou “BETty“ Linda Blower CARROT-TOP Lorraine Bourdeau LORRAINE Thoma; Brennan “TO tt Colleen Cernak COL Nils (aspersion SUEDE Linda {handler “ LIN Wonka Clothier mon ” St even Clothier JTEVE Su JAN ClUTE sue “ Rose Marie Collars ROSE” Belinda Cowles BIN Robert (uMWNCi COB ” Judith Duma juDy ” John Eaton PERCY Shaqon Elliot J HA.RO N ” Aar IE Facteau MARIE” Nancy Fajulo UAP Ethel Flewellin ETHEL” Terrance Folt TERRY” Donna Forte 'DOC ” William £alla ;her “BILL” Gerald Graham ''6REM Eileen 6reen “ EI Kathleen 6reen “ KATHY ” Cheryl Guilder “ CHERYL Thokaj Harvey ton “ Paul Healy WALLY Jeanne Holland “JEANNE “ Jake Hopkin; CLAW Edward Kenyon “DRIVER ED Merrill Ladd MERRILL1 Jeannine Langlai NIN 6eorge Lent 6Z0R6E WlLLIAtt LlKIA BILL WlLLIAn 1cKnI6HT BILL Robert rtiLLidAN “HONK John Mandico JOHN Dianne Mill; “ Dl “ Robin Morrow oti; ” Floyd Mother floyd Dennu Nadeau DEN “ fuiAN Ol ITT ' T06IE Harold Palmati er “ ZEB Thomaj Pendrick k to n ’ Jacqueline Pitkin JACKIE Archille Plette 'ARCH • NANCy Proller NAN” 6ertude Randall CERT Marcia Rich MARTHA “ Kathleen Riley RIZER Curti Rowland CURT Warren Launder -cubby • Mark cidmore LOUIE ‘ Nancy Jherin NAN “ Harold Jhippee HAROLD” Jeanette Jmith • NET Nancy Jtanton JTANLEY •' VlRClNlA JtUTZENSTEIN K;tutz ” Dale Taccart “DALE Frank Thieverce BUTCH William VanNov UILL Donald Vincent VINNIE Donald WmrconB DON Charles Winslow CHUCK” Brent Woodcock “BRENT “ Robert Woodj “ uood;ey - Nary York AARE Bruce Barer BARE Richard Berc “ DICK” Henr Clement; “HANK“ Barbara Dunn BARB Barbara Earl; BARBIE Margaret Monica “PE C,” Ronald Pike “ RON “ Mr. Milligan — homeroom teacher, Mrs. Mandigo — homeroom teacher, Mr. Comings — Senior Advisor AUTCxSRAPWG CLASS HISTORY As we approach the finale of our school years, we look back upon them and we may recall particular sentimental memories that were a part of our road to maturity. Little did we know when we entered our mysterious and confusing high school as seventh graders that it would one day be so endeared to our hearts. Now we prepare to leave but the many fond memories of our own Alma Mater will forever be cherished. 1 he year 1962 marked the end ol grade school and the beginning of high school. We were forced to learn the familiar surroundings we had all known where our lives were daily routines as a result of the careful training given to us by our “steady” teachers. Although our destination was but a short path, a strange new world appeared before our eyes. We timidly approached the doors of our present high school, ready to embark on a new journey for knowledge. This we slowly but surely found, but, first everyone had the task of becoming acquainted with one strange and hectic life in one huge building. One ring of a bell was the signal used for the changing of classes. Many times throughout our years of high school the ringing of that bell meant a great deal and many times an eternity seemed to pass before it rang. However, the changing of classes was something new and exciting to all of us; the opportunity to attend dan- ces and ride the routers bus to games were just a few of the privileges we were granted. Without an unusual amount of difficulty we made it through the seventh and eighth grades. Near the end of the eighth grade we became aware that plans for the future had to be made. Thus, each made up his own curriculum which he followed throughout high school. Finally we were freshmen, no longer a part of the junior high, but full fledged members of the senior high school. It was during this year that various opportunities arose tojoin organiza- tions such as the student council, a relatively new institution at that time. Our sophomore year passed quickly, but it still had its rewards. Several students were now eligible for induction into the senior honor society, a symbol of outstanding achievement. Upon entering our junior year, we soon found that it was to be without doubt, the most diffi- cult academically, but certainly the most fun. The election of class officers was something new to all of us but under the supervision of our advisor. Mr. Comings, our choices were made and they were soon found hard at work trying to organize our class and getting it started on its way Before long, we began to have dances and in February everyone was excited about the long- awaited arrival of our class rings. After months of hard work the highlight of our junior year took place on May 22 — our Junior Prom, entitled “Tender Is The Night,” with Phil Foote and his orchestra. It was a wonderful success and certainly proved to be worth the long hours of ef- fort put into it. Exam time arrived and passed, summer came and went and once again we were back at Cor- inth Central, only this time as seniors. Everyone, realizing that it was our last year, decided to make it the best one ever. Magazine sales, the sale of refreshments at games and our Friday night dances were our sources of income and they all reaped a huge profit which was put to good use on our Christmas Ball entitled “Silver Bells.” Now, as time elapses quickly and commencement is in the very near future, we find that an undesirable thought enters our minds; the thought that we dread leaving C. C. S. Though our departure is unavoidable, we will always be grateful to all of our understanding teachers, our advisors, and everyone responsible for guiding us through the most important years of our life. FRIENDLIEST Mary York — John Butler A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. NEATEST Colleen Cernak Archie Bradley The glass of fashion and the mould of form . . . OASS MOST STUDIOUS Roxanne Palmaticr — Bill McKnight Each for himself is still the rule MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Sherin Bill McKnight Lose no time; be always employed in something useful. MOST ATHLETIC Susan Ovitt — Jim Hopkins The time you won your town the race BEST DANCERS Nancy Fasulo — Bob Woods Tripped the light fantastic CHARACTERS CLASS FLIRTS Donna Moses — Allan Brown It is better to have loved and lost . . . CLASS CLOWNS Maxine Vinicor — Bob Cummings Carry me out . . . WILL YOU EVER FORGET: — the Herculean Figure? — how the girls planned to raise money for the. Senior Class? — the space walk? — our escapades at the haunted house? — the “Hell’s Angels” of the Senior Class? — our gowns after three bowling games? — our nights of making candy apples? — our class president’s Final words: “Hubba — Hubba”? — the “fairyshoes” we all laughed at in the tenth grade? — the cliff behind the Emergency Squad building? — parties at Jeanette’s? — New Year’s Eve at the Polar Bear Cave? — the night that Donna and Eileen wish we would forget? — the skunks in the sandpits? (If you have forgotten, ask Marcia.) — Dawn’s party? — all the fun (?) we had on the prom picnic? — the night we played “Gossip” in Kayo’s? — our little club in Mrs. Costello’s room? — Ruth and her loyal subjects? — play practices with Mr. Stein? — “Don’t sit there with your finger in your ear, think.”? — the dance we didn’t have? — McDonald’s — the Rat Patrol on Maple Hill Bowman Road? — the childish games we played at Stanton’s? — Mike Mueller trying to melt the ice cube? — Jeannine in chem lab? — the Kangaroo Coat? — the pre-season party at Muellers? — the night Max walked home from Dianne’s pj party at 3 a.m.? — Uncle George?