Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

Jeorge Spei cfenner Dedication The Senior Class would like to dedicate this Yearbook to a man whom we all feel a great deal of admiration and respect for. Besides being the head of our Athletic Department he has played a major role in our lives here at Corinth Central School. He has helped us many times with projects other than those having to do with athletics. We can never forget his ready smile and constant will to help. There are many words which we could say but the word that comes to mind most is thank you. So now the Class of 1968 ends this dedication to a fine man and friend with a final word of heart-felt thanks. It is with great pleasure that we dedicate this yearbook to you Mr. George Spieldenner. r?.'reecfom S7s a JfaSit Freedom is a habit and a coat worn some born to wear it some never to know it. Freedom is cheap or again as a garment is so costly men pay their lives rather than not have it. Freedom is baffling: men having it often know not they have it till it is gone and they no longer have it. What does this mean? Is it a riddle? Yes, it is First of all in the primers of riddles. To be free is so-so: you can and you can’t: walkers can have freedom only by never walking away their freedom: runners too have freedom unless they overrun: eaters have often outeaten their freedom to eat and drinkers overdrank their fine drinking freedom. —Carl Sandburg RONALD L. FOLTS, Supervising Principal THOMAS N. PALMATIER, High School Principal Uo the Gfass of 1968 I am always a little self-conscious when I compose a yearbook message. Yearbooks have a way of emerging from obscure places as the decades pass—old pictures and associations, you know—and the prose set down for eternity has a way of echoing embarrassingly back down the stairway of the years in shapes and meanings that were never intended. Certainly, I should urge you to stand erect, carry yourselves with dignity, continue your education, learn to know yourselves, to dissent responsibly, to love one another. I believe all of this. I hope you do too. But to the young, death and old age are things that happen to other people. You want to get where the action is. So—enough of preachy advice! Let me simply say from all of us teachers—who have been much more con- cerned about you than most of you now realize—to all of you seniors approach- ing graduation that we wish you happiness and good fortune along the way. You are wise indeed if you know that it isn’t going to be all success or happiness. The days of your years will be shadowed now and again by all the heart-breaking in- stances of human inadequacy and failure, including your own. When you learn that you must laugh occasionally just to keep from crying then you will have acquired a sense of proportion, a measure of wisdom, of grace and style, of self-knowledge, of sympathy for one another—and you will have come around full circle to what we were preaching about in the first place. And you will have done it pretty much on your own too. You just have to live it according to the particular drummer who is beating the cadence for you. Anyway, in this venture—sometimes rewarding, always exciting—let us again wish you good luck, courage, and beyond these, an abiding sense of humor. Sincerely, Thomas N. Palmatier Zf ie Tioarcf of Cj ducat ion EARL McKNIGHT B. ALBERT STEEL MAXWELL P ARM ENTER CHESTER WALKER MILDRED MOSHER (absent) MAX VINICOR LEWIS BARTLETT Idem en tary Principal and Secretary MRS. K. FORMAN MR. JOHN SPRAGUE Mrs. B. MacDonald, Mrs. J. Fasulo, Mrs. V. Thomas, Mrs. E. Turcotte MR. D. MYERS cJuicfance Gounsefors MR. T. CRAWLEY MR. R. MONTGOMERY MISS S. GREELEY Dental Hygienist DR. R. SYNDER School Physician MRS. J. CLOTHIER MRS. M. HICKEY School-Nurse Teachers MRS. A. KELLY Audio-Visual Department MR. LEGG Speech Therapist Mrs. Montcllo, Mrs. Swears—manager—Mrs. Manley, Mrs. Cancro, Mrs. LaPier, Mrs. Bunzey, Mrs. Long, Mrs. DeLong, Mrs. Milli- gan, Mrs. Hopkins. Qjusiocfiaf StafJ Mr. VanVranken, Mr. Benware, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Ide, Mr. Stedman—head custodian—Mr. Fasulo, Mr. Donovan, Mr. Seaman, Mr. Farr, Mr. Webber. FACULTY «Xf t|«u flLon’+ min L Tkelma - 'I’ll pick. it L| ©ton class pets. (lemenlar y MRS. WILLIAMS First Mk MRS. WALKER Second MRS. TOWERS Kindergarten MRS. ZIEGLER Kindergarten AM MRS. HARRIS Kindergarten MRS. BOLES First MRS. MILLIGAN Second MRS. GRIPPE Third MRS. WATTS Kindergarten MRS. FREED First MRS. PALMATIER Second MRS. PITKIN Third MR. SUTTON Third MISS CARTER First MRS. CROMIE Kindergarten MRS. ANDERSON First MRS. LYFORD Second MRS. BILODEAU Third MRS. MONTHONY Second MRS. MELVILLE Third facuft. y MRS. HOWENSTEIN Fouth MRS. McKNIGHT Fifth MR. FRANKLIN Sixth MR. FOY Secondary Special MRS. NEVILLE Primary Special MRS. RIVETTE Fourth MISS THOMAS Third MRS. TENNYSON Fourth MISS KORNHOFF Sixth MR. SASSI Art MISS SEAMAN Fourth MR. TOWERS Fifth MR. WATTS Fifth MRS. BAILEY Fourth MRS. HOWENSTEIN Fifth mA MR. SMITH Sixth MRS. ST. LAWRENCE Reading MR. FLANSBURG Sixth MISS ARMSTRONG History MR. BEERS Psychologist MR. MARTEL Industrial Arts HI I MRS. SCUDDER Physical Education acu t, MRS. BAILEY Home Economics MR. BALDWIN Business MR. BARTHOLOMEW French MR. GRIPPE Industrial Arts MRS. JENKINS English MR. DeJOSEPH Business MR. MILLIGAN Business MR. SCAGLIONE Art MR. SHERMAN Physical Education MR. VanNOY Science MRS. WELCH Home Economics Herman’s a areat K� «icer, runner, 3knd- passer, but Ke bs +r uble u) i +h 4he CHulrr r i-c u.-l u- m I ” ZJarsi y Jootba I ROW 1: B. Morrcalc, J. VanNoy, B. Hcaly, M. Hopkins, A. Lozier, M. Wilkins, D. Moses, C. Fenton, P. Ducll, F. Washburn, W. Brownell, R. Mac- Leod, M. Turcotte. ROW 2: D. Deuel, D. Thompson, T. Milligan, B. Nicol, L. Stanton, S. Ccrnak, G. Mallery, D. Ingraham, M. Butler, A. Muller, D. Crandall, B. Merchant, Coach Burroughs, Coach Duval ROW 1: C. Mosher, M. Emery, M. Densmorc, R. Mills, R. LaFrenicre, M. Bilodeau, T. Steel, B. Plettc. ROW 2: F. Stangle, J. Vincent, R. Mosher, J. Robinson, M. LaPoint, Mr. Nolan, F. Kobar, S. Zamparelli, L. Schyberg, M. Woodcock, J. Granger, K. Shevlin tJunior TJarsify JootSa f ROW 1: S. Hoffman, B. Straight, B. Straight, P. Lent, C. Butler, P. Hickey, L. Winslow, R. Turcotte, S. Ward. ROW 2: D. Doody, Coach Moynihan, F. Regan, L. Vaughn, C. Holland, P. O’Connell, G. Edwards, G. West, D. Moylan, Coach Young ROW 1: K. Hathway, J. Sesselman. ROW 2: C. Liebel, V. LaBrake. ROW 3: L. Ovitt, P. Carota, J. Mason, C. Pacco To)rest fing Ueam ROW 1: J. Boiler, A. Clingen, C. Fenton, A. Muller, G. Gourdeau, M. Butler. ROW 2: C. Mosher, L. Stanton, W. Merchant, R. LaFreniere. ROW 3: C. Mosher, D. Mosher, K. Fenton D. Jenks, J. ndersen, F. Forte, D. Smith, E. Sims ROW 1: D. Deuel, F. Forte, E. Milligan, A. Lozier, M. Hopkins, G. West, J. DeLong. ROW 2: Coach Duval, D. Clothier, G. Mallery, B. Healy, D. Ingraham, M. Wilkens, P. Lent J. SESSELMAN-captain K. HATHWAY P. CAROTA L. OVITT J. MASON C. PACCO JZ V. CSasIzetSafI ROW 1: P. Moses, K. Shcvlin, S. Ward, B. Straight, R. Buttles, M. Dcnsmore, D. Fasulo, J. Smith. ROW 2: Coach Young, K. Miller, M. Bayer, D. Brady, L. Willett, F. Reagcn, G. DeVoe, R. Turcotte JZ TJ. G ieer eacfe ers ROW 1: J. Gamache-captain. ROW 2: M. Ovitt, D. Hcaly, A. Lozier. ROW 3: J. Bradley, C. Rabida, C. Melville, E. Smith ROW 1: P. Moses, T. Milligan, B. Healy, A. Bradley, W. Brownell, S. LaFountain, R. Fasulo, R. Bronzene, R. McLeod. ROW 2: D. Mosher, D. Jenks, W. Trope, D. Barrass, P. O’Connell, S. Ward, R. Durham, F. Regan, J. Boiler, R. Turcotte. ROW 3: G. DeVoe, H. Bortner, J. Dodge, K. Clayton, J. Dodge, B. Straight, R. Saunders, B. Straight, T. Towers, J. Sherin 0racA? ROW 1: D. Smith, M. Butler, B. Candee, N. Casperson, R. Milligan, W. VanNoy, E. Kenyon, G. Watulak, J. Lucia, B. Lucia. ROW 2: C. Mosher, D. Ingraham, G. Edwards, B. Merchant, J. LaFrcniere, M. Bayer, L. Vaughn, P. Duel], F. Mosher. ROW 3: A. Lo- zier, J. St. John, M. Hopkins, J. VanNoy, F. O’Connell, L. Winslow, D. Schcrmerhorn, F. Forte, B. Morrealc, Coach Spieldenner. Mr. Burroughs, C. Herrick, E. Kenyon, E. Green, S. Cernak, S. Doher- ty, M. Turcotte Uennis R. Turcotte, J. McKnight, W. McKnight, K. MacDonald, C. Fenton, M. Wilkins, B. Woodcock, T. Gamache, S. Lent JfiyA Sc Aoo GoacAtny Staff R. DUVAL H. TIBBETTES G. SPIELDENNER L. MALCOLM G. YOUNG MUSIC Ho+Ker: “I dor '+ iKirxK +ke neiakbors like Tims’ music.'' 8 FdUer: PVrtker; Thi 3 mornina 9 ke Kim a kmf« and asked ff he , Khetv luhat mab inside his dron eruor ga; orus ROW 1: S. Donovan, D. Pedersen, A. Mjaatvedt, C. Towers, M. VanDenburg. ROW 2: R. Langlais, H. Bala. ROW 3: J. Sesselman, L. Stanton, T. Andrus, B. Candec,R. LaFreniere, C. Butler, D. Schermerhorn, R. Jeremias, L. Gilbert ROW 1: J. Corapi, C. Frechette, T. Miliis, M. Ovitt, S. Berg, A. Lozier, I. Ducll, D. Hcaly, J. Hulka, M. Gallagher, D. Gray, G. Mosher, G. LaFoun- tain, R. Langlais, M. Nelms, D. Boisvert, S. Nadeau, D. Wallace. ROW 2: B. Kobliska, M. Clodgo, L. Dunn, N. Towers, M. VanDenburg, L. De Long, K. Mosher, S. Flewelling, S. Lehan, S. Higgins, D. Duguay, D. Folts, D. Foy, C. Melville, M. Melville, C. Liebl. ROW 3: K. Andrus, R. Buttles, D. Ducll, W. Ducll, J. Granger, D. Jenks, S. Donovan, D. Pedersen, D. Buttles, N. Reese, A. Mjaatvedt, L. LeClcrc. S. Towers, C. Rabida, J. Gamache, J. Shattuck, R. LaFreniere, H. Bala, P. Lent, J. LaFreniere. ROW 4: R. Jeremias, C. Butler, L. Schyberg, F. O’Connell, L. Schermerhorn, T. An- drus, A. Butler, B. Woods, K. Lehan, L. Gilbert, M. Hoyt, C. Pacco, K. Schyberg, T. Clark, C. Duguay, H. Gray, L. Stanton, D. Schermerhorn, D. Ingraham, B. Candce, P. Phillips Oeen Odones ROW 1: R. Day, M. Cowles, K. Mosher, W. Granger, M. Duval, C. Woodcock, V. DiLorenzo, D. Shevlin, L. Mailery, D. Franklin, D. Kruger, S. Granger, K. Robinson, T. LaMora, D. Shevlin. ROW 2: L. Putnam, S. Miller, K. Lehan, S. Melville, S. Clothier, S. Monica, D. Schermerhorn, D. Cummings, T. Monthony, S. Saunders, C. Duell, S. Smith, R. Smith, T. Jercmias, J. Emery. ROW 3: B. Pasino, R. Anderson, E. Roberts, L. Wal- lace, L. Madison, S. Scidmore, K. Doherty, L. Towers, C. Burnett, P. Miliis, M. Miliis, S. Curtiss, B. Denno, J. LcFrcnicrc, C. Marcellus, J. Shat- tuck, P. Rozelle. ROW 4: S. Robinson, T. Marcellus, D. Young, K. Schyberg, D. VanNoy, P. Brady, P. Nelms, E. Mandigo, K. VanAuken, V. Du- mas, E. Guilder, C. O’Neil, H. Allison, D. Bartlett, S Morrow, P. Nolan, C. Wendell, J. Madison 7ioys G A or as ROW 1: J. Towers, G. Jercmias, D. Doody, R. Brown, M. Vicle, K. Lozier, S. Rabitoy, E. LcClcrc. ROW 2: D. Martel, K. Straight, J. Moyer, P. Phillips, D. Madison, D. Holiday, W. VanDerwerker, D. Martel, B. Long. ROW 3: G. Bryden, J. Millis, N. Blanchard, K. Thomas, J. Butler, D. Orto, G. Willett, L. Hickock, K. Stevens, D. Martel, R. Thompson Orchestra ROW 1: S. Granger, C. Wendell, K. Flewelling, C. Melville, P. Nolan, L. Gilbert, D. Wallace, T. Monthony. ROW 2: C. Plcttc, G. Mosher, F. Rosengrant, L. Hickey, C. Rosengrant, C. Pacco, L. LeClerc, D. Pederson. ROW 3: J. Smith, D. Jenks, J. McKnight, N. Mjaatvedt, J. Vincent, P. Lent, M. Bayer MR. COMINGS C. Melville, K. Flewelling, C. Plette, P. Nolan Senior 7) ancf ROW 1: K. Shcvlin, G. Bryden, S. Hopkins, C. Rosengrant, N. Nelms, D. Duguay, D. Gray, L. Hickey, K. Schyberg, W. Duell. ROW 2: J. Shattuck, D. Healy, J. Corapi, S. Towers, L. LeClerc, C. Pacco, R. Langlais, H. Bala, J. Dodge, K. MacDonald. ROW 3: H. Butler, L. Cloth- ier, F. Rosengrant, K. Andrus, K. Miller, P. Lent, D. Schermerhorn, D. Barrass, R. Turcotte, D. Doherty, J. Mason. ROW 4: A. Guilder, A. Butler, T. Andrus, L. Schermerhorn, J. Robinson, J. Vincent, J. Sherin, L. Schermerhorn, J. McKnight, P. Hickey, C. Fenton Band in Action MR. WOLVEN ROW 1: K. Woodcock, P. Nelms, B. Straight, C. Duell, M. Cowles, T. LaMora, E. Roberts, B. Pasino, T. Mcilleur, D. Kruger, R. Day, T. Corapi, S. Saunders. ROW 2: M. Tighe, E. Mandigo, D. Schermerhorn, D. Shevlin, L. Mosher, W. Granger, D. VanNoy, M. Robargc, G. Bryden, J. Dayton, S. Scidmore. ROW 3: K. Schyberg, G. Abraham, B. Long, D. Martel, J. Vincent, D. Martel, J. Moyer, D. Martel, O. Shevlin Tilled tale Qj an dtdates S. Donovan, C. Rosengrant, D. Schermerhorn, R. Langlais, D. Pederson ROW 1: R. Brennan, L. Williams, G. Woodcock, N. Frazier, S. Montgomery. ROW 2: K. Frechette, J. Kiselica, L. Hayes, J. Shat- tuck,J. Eggleston J. Smith, C. Melville, T. Monthony, K. Lehan, D. Pederson ROW 1: J. Clothier, L. Ranado. ROW 2: K. MacDonald, R. Langlais. ROW 3: B. Hcaly, H. Lavery, L. Schermerhorn Junior SCationafJfonor Society ROW 1: S. Rhodes, S. Zamparclli, H. LaBrakc, M. Densmorc, K. Miller, K. Andrus, S. Higgins, H. Gray, D. Fasulo. ROW 2: S. Scidmore, J. Doherty, T. Monthony, K. Flcwelling, M. Hoyt, S. Hadley, L. Madison, S. Flewelling. ROW 3: E. Mandigo, M. Tighc, J. Granger, D. Halliday, J. Rabida, E. Roberts, C. Spieldenncr, D. Wells, D. Brady Stucfent Sound ROW 1: P. Carota, B. Healy, S. Baker. ROW 2: D. Buttles, C. Spieldcnner, K. Shevlin, J. Gamachc, J. Mason, C. LaBrakc, A. Hcaly, D. Hoffis. ROW 3: M. Densmore, C. Towers, S. Towers, S. Flewelling, T. Clark, J. Baker. ROW 4: K. Miller, K. Clayton, E. Green, C. Holland, W. Bronzene Jr en eh Cj u6 ROW 1: S. Baker, D. Boisvert, D. Buttles, L. Schermcrhom. ROW 2: L. DeLong, J. Clothier, D. Taylor, T. Clark, E. Hayes, C. Trotticr, D. Duguay. ROW 3: C. Herrick, R. Langlais, C. Lehan, M. Morrcalc, D. Willett. ROW 4: J. Dodge, A. Zamparelli, D. Schermerhom, J. Dodge, G. Devoe, M. Bayer GA ess ROW 1: M. Clodgo, L. Gilbert, F. Rosengrant, L. Hickey, C. Towers. ROW 2: J. Dodge, J. McKnight, M. Waring, D. Jenks, C. Herrick S icfinore Seminar ROW 1: E. Hayes, C. Rosengrant, R. Langlais. ROW 2: K. Duell, H. Lavery, M. Wilkins ROW 1: D. Hoffis, M. Clodgo, N. Nelms, P. Carota, M. Stedman, D. Clothier, L. Ranado. ROW 2: C. Rosengrant, S. Donovan, K. Schyberg, C. Rabida, D. Wallace, D. Buttles, A. Baker, D. Boisvert, D. Folts, D. Foy, R. Ward, D. Gray. ROW 3: M. VanDen- burg, M. York, B. Kobliska, C. Lehan, K. Duell, S. Beattie, D. Hathway ROW 1: M. Emery, R. Brennan, C. Emery, M. Morey, V. LaBrakc, P. Mann. ROW 2: G. Woodcock, L. Hayes, N. Frasier, E. Hayes, M. York, S. Young, J. Waldron, E. Sherman. ROW 3: D. Kiselica, S. Montgomery, R. Hill, J. Montgomery, T. Miliis, S. Harvey, F. Woodcock SJti G u6 ROW 1: T. LaMora, R. Day, C. Spieldenner, D. Hoffis, C. Herrick, K. Doherty, S. Nadeau, L. Hickey, R. Day, M. Clodgo, S. Higgins. ROW 2: P. Lent, D. Martel, R. Buttles, K. MacDonald, C. Rabida, L. Hickey, P. Regan, K. Marden, A. Vinicor. ROW 3: D. Jcnks, J. Dodge, K. Duell, T. Gamache, S. Ccrnak, J. Shcrin, M. Waring, H. Gray, P. Hickey, D. Doherty, C. Plettc J)rama 0 fa 6 ROW 1: M. Clodgo, D. Wallace, K. MacDonald, P. Regan, L. Hickey, S. Donovan, D. Hoffis. ROW 2: C. Rabida, W. Bronzene, S. Beattie, M. Waring, C. Lchan, C. Lcibl, D. Boisvert. ROW 3: P. Lent, S. Ccmak, J. Sherin, T. Gamachc, T. Higgins, M. Melville, K. Ducll Up Cjommittee ROW 1: M. VanDcnburg, C.Trottier, S. Donovan. ROW 2: J. Burnham, C. Rabida, P. Carota. ROW 3: M. Stedman, K. Duell ROW 1: W. Bronzene, S. Cernak, M. Waring, P. Lent Arama G u6 S aye Grew AssemSfy Announcers ROW 1: C. Towers, D. Buttles, R. Ward. ROW 2: P. Steel, K. Hathway, T. Clark, J. Sesselman. ROW 3: B. Healy ROW 1: M. Wilkins, T. Higgins, B. Healy, S. Cernak, C. Fenton Air s Athletic Association ROW 1: P. Nolan, D. Foy, S. Higgins, J. Corapi, T. LeClerc, M. Gallagher, L. Williams, R. Brennan. ROW 2: T. Steel, C. Towers, C. Clothier, P. Foy, L. Ranado, S. Lehan, B. Clothier, S. Harvey. ROW 3: N. Towers, H. LaBrake, S. Rhodes, J. Ranado, J. Clothier, D. Clothier, H. Guilder. ROW 4: K. Kisclica, L. Atwell, T. Clothier, S. Hopkins, J. Shattuck, S. Donovan, D. Buttles, T. Clark, J. Scssclman. ROW 5: C. Emery, M. VanDcnburg, A. Baker, G. Woodcock, C. Trotticr, S. Baker, R. Ward, K. Hathway, C. Towers, P. Steel ROW 1: C. Spieldenner, K. Marden, K. Shevlin, S. Nadeau, C. Towers, D. Doherty, D. Hoffis. ROW 2: K. Schyberg, C. Rosen- grant, M. Melville, D. Hathway, L. Hayes, J. Marcotte, S. Montgomery, M. Stedman. ROW 3: M. Ovitt, D. Boisvert, C. Lehan, P. Regan, L. Hickey, A. Healy. ROW 4: C. York, L. Ovitt, P. Mann, D. Gray, D. Duguay, M. Clodgo, L. Hickey. ROW 5: L. Pike, R. Hill, T. Miliis, J. Burnham, J. Mason, J. Gamache, C. Rabida, S. Butler, D. Folts. ROW 6: L. DeLong, N. Nelms,.R. Langlais, B. Kobliska, S. Beattie, D. Wallace, H. Gray, P. Carota, C. LaBrake, C. Liebl, V. LaBrake. ROW 7: B. Wood, A. Butler, C. Pacco ROW 1: V. LaBrake, M. Ovitt, D. Healy, P. Carota, D. Wallace, L. DeLong, D. Hoffis. ROW 2: C. Melville, L. Ovitt, J. Burnham, S. Baker, D. Buttles, C. LaBrake, C. Liebel. ROW 3: J. Sesselman, K. Hathway, M. VanDenburg, S. Donovan, J. Gamache, R. Ward. ROW 4: C. Trottier, P. Steel, A. Healy, C. Rabida, A. Baker. ROW 5: C. Pacco, J. Mason, B. Kobliska, S. Beattie, T. Clark, E. Smith ROW 1: J. Lucia, A. Lozier, R. McLeod, J. Smith, R. Fasulo, J. DeLong. ROW 2: A. Muller, M. Wilkens, J. VanNoy, B. Healy, P. Lent, N. Mjaatvcdt. ROW 3: J. St.John, W. Nicol, M. Hopkins, M. Muller, G. Williams, J. McKernon, S. LaFountain. ROW 4: G. Bourdcau, D. Moses, G. Watulak, D. Ingraham, C. Fenton, J. Doody, D. Madison, P. Duell ACTIVITIES o a Gee Mildred ,u)hs� + a smootf) dancer you. a ref” The three musketeers Smile, you’re on Candid Camera Ethel, you can’t quit Spanish! To be or not to be That is the question Joining the squad, John? In a hurry Val? Making out our yearly schedule Where’s the birdie? Who said I’m defenseless! Cold, Pat? Say “cheese” David MOMMY! Do you call this studying? Corinth’s future intellects Mrs. McKnight on hall duty Our milk break Let’s finish lunch fellows Sharon’s sister hard at work Let’s get to work Larry Our Seniors Sheila studying hard Smile Daphne Our secretary at a busy moment Food for thought Internationa s I enjoyed my stay in the United States very much. It is a very lovely and I think that I learned many things about the life of the Americans, school is very nice and very modern and the students helped me to understand the English language and I have made many friends here also. I plan to return to Corinth again and I hope to see all of you again soon. place Your Illidia Maria deGrammont Prata Cjxchc ft an ye J royram I enjoyed spending the past summer in Mexico very much. It is a wonderful experience to spend some time in a country that is so near to our own, but yet so different in many of its customs and ideas. This was the first time our school had taken part in the Exchange Program, so I didn’t know what to expect, and as a result, I was very nervous. However, the family I stayed with was very nice to me, and they made my stay extremely enjoy- able. I lived with the Mijares family in Monterrey, which is the third largest city in Mexico. I stayed in Monterrey for the whole summer, with the exception of one week which I spent in Mexico City as a part of a guided tour, with the other Amer- ican exchange students. The Mijares house was very nice and had all the modern day luxuries. This is one indication of the rapid progress Mexico is making in de- veloping into a wealthy nation. While I stayed with this family, I was accepted as part of the family, and I was expected to do my share of the chores around the house. The Mijares made sure I had every opportunity to witness the Mexican customs, and also to see much of the country. I went to several soccer games, to two serenades, and to a bullfight, along with many sightseeing trips. During the summer I went to a Mexican school for about two hours each day. The courses included basic Spanish and Mexican culture. Mexico City is a fascinating place and our week stay there was nice. It is one of the largest cities in the world and it is very beautiful. While in Mexico City, we had a chance to see the places where the 1968 Summer Olympics will be held. I am very grateful to all those who helped to make this so successful. It was sponsored by the Student Council and without the constant work of Mr. Matino, it never would have been possible. Seoen A o M. MOYNIHAN ROW 1: M. Cowles, C. Chandler, S. Clothier, D. Cummings, N. Cooper, T. Corapi, S. Berg, C. Butler. ROW 2: D. Bolton, J. Chandler, S. Clothier, K. Anderson, J. Bedore, D. Butler, D. Allen, D. Boiler, K. Brower. ROW 3: M. Bosford, R. Bryant, O. Clark, D. Bourdeau, J. Boisvert, E. Bills, R. Clark, J. Bunzey, W. Cloth- ier. ROW 4: K. Burdick, J. Bortner, L. Cooper, E. Blanchard, R. Bovee, N. Blanchard, J. Bayer, G. Abraham MR. VROMAN ROW 1: M. Duval, D. Duguay, P. Eddy, V. DiLorenzo, T. LaMora, D. Kruger, C. Lozier, C. Lehan. ROW 2: G. Harvey, C. Deuel, J. Emery, H. Files, P. Howard, B. LaPier, D. Franklin, W. Granger, R. Day. ROW 3: C. LaPier, K. Johnson, J. Long, T. Hilder, M. Goodhart, J. Dayton, B. Long, E. Hill, M. Knapp, M. Knapp. ROW 4: J. Hickey, B. Duffney, S. Frasier, C. Holt, J. Falkenbury, R. Darrah, R. Hughes, D. LaPier ROW 1: R. Marcotte, T. Meilleur, M. Mjaadvedt, E. Ovitt, L. Mcrtin, C. O’Ncl, T. Marcellus, L. Mallery. ROW 2: J. Moses, D. Ovitt, S. Miller, S. Monica, L. Mosher, J. Madison, L. Madison, S. Marcotte. ROW 3: G. M illis, G. Mosher, M. McKelliot, C. McCane, G. Mosher, D. Niles, K. Madison. ROW 4: C. Mann, F. Mar- den, J. Miliis, M. Miliis, J. Moyer, D. Martel, D. Martel ROW 1: J. Woodcock, L. Towers, L. Putnam, C. Woodcock, B. Passino, D. Shevlin, D. Shevlin, L. Woodcock, S. Reymonds, D. Shipski. ROW 2: L. Tracy, T. Wagner, L. Reese, D. Winslow, A. Towers, K. Robinson, S. Saunders, C. Sumner, R. Towers, J. Towers. ROW 3: Palmaticr, S. Robinson, D. VanNoy, C. Pixley, L. Pacco, P. Rozelle, K. VanAuken, D. Ralph, D. Schermerhorn. ROW 4: J. Winslow, K. Plette, R. Petro, M. Sequin, M. Phillips, B. Peterson, M. Robarge, S. Pilleskey, R. Stevens. ROW 5: R. Pilleskey, R. Saunders, N. Thieverge, M. Potter, K. Thomas MR. MacDONALD Cl'cjJlt l ROW 1: J. Eggleston, F. Bronzene, P. Brady, C. Burnett, C. Butler, B. Anderson, B. Denno, S. Curtiss. ROW 2: D. Bartlett, B. Clothier, C. Cowles, C. Butler, P. Brady, V. Dumas, K. Doherty. ROW 3: D. Dingman, R. Brown, G. Bartlett, R. Bosford, J. Doherty, M. Emery, D. Doody. ROW 4: C. Dunbar, G. Bryden, J. Ding- man, J. Butler, G. Clark, J. Bovee, G. Boudelle MRS. MANDIGO ROW 1: R. LaPier, J. LaFreniere, K. Flewelling, K. Lehan, T. Jeremias, J. Kiselica, S. Granger. ROW 2: G. Jeremias, S. Bradley, E. Guilder, R. LaBrake, L. Green, E. LeClair, J. Lehan. ROW 3: K. Lozier, D. Halliday, L. Hickock, D. King, I. Hosier, D. Lucia 5Jracfe ROW 1: C. Putnam, P. Miliis, P. Mosher, S. Melville, L. Pike, C. Plette, K. Marcellus, B. Milligan. ROW 2: P. Nolan, T. Monthony, B. Miliis, E. Mandigo, P. Nelms, T. Pistoia, L. Madison, B. Roberts. ROW 3: F. Miller, J. Montgomery, J. Ranado, C. Mosher, J. Regan, W. Milligan, S. Rabitory, G. Randall. ROW 4: J. Rabida, R. Mason, D. Martel, D. Orto, K. McKemon, G. Madison, M. Marcottc, D. Madison ROW 1: D. Trottier, S. Smith, R. Smith, C. Towers, C. Woodcock, C. Wiley, L. Wood, D. Young. ROW 2: J. Shattuck, D. Shippee, C. Wendell, A. Vinicor, C. Towers, K. Schyberg, M. Tighe, J. Scidmore, B. Straight. ROW 3: N. Stanton, M. Tracy, O. Shevlin, M. Viele, G. Wheaton, K. Stangle, B. Straight, C. VanNoy, W. Sims. ROW 4: M. Phillips, D. Thompson, G. Willett, G. Sutliff, L. Stevens, D. Vaughn ROW 1: R. Day,J. Allen, J. Corapi, S. Flewclling, S. Berg, C. Frechette, I. Duell. ROW 2: D. Fasulo, W. Ducll, L. Clothier, H. Butler, P. Dayton, S. Butler, R. Buttles, D. Duguay. ROW 3: M. Dcnsmore, K. Andrus, M. Bilodeau, R. Frechette, R. Durham, J. Clothier. ROW 4:0. Bunzey, T. Darrah, D. Barrass, W. Burnham, B. Candee ROW 1: T. LeClair, J. Hulka, L. LeClerc, J. Gamache, D. Healy, G. LaFountain, M. Gallagher. ROW 2: H. LaBrake, A. Lozier, K. Kiselica, J. Long, F. Higgins, H. Guilder. ROW 3: L. Hayes, J. Godin, M. Hoyt, H. Gray, S. Lehan, C. Haskell, K. Hovey, L. Harris. ROW 4: R. LaFrcniere, G. Holmes, M. LaPoint, H. Hughes, F. Kobar, J. Granger ROW 1: J. Ranado, G. Perrotte, N. Reese, C. Melville, G. Perrotte, K. Marcotte. ROW 2: K. Marden, S. Montgomery, A. Mjaadvcdt, D. Rhodes, D. Pederson, S. Rhoads, R. Mills. ROW 3: D. Miller, B. Ovitt, R. Millington, R. Mosher, J. Robinson, B. Plette, P. O’Connell, K. Miller ROW 1: D. Thomas, D. Wells, L. Scherer, L. Williams, E. Sherman, K. Shevlin, C. Spieldenner. ROW 2: T. Steele, S. Towers, E. Smith, F. Woodcock, P. Wood, K. Shevlin. ROW 3: S. Zamparelli, S. VanderWerker, D. Thompson, F. Stangle, P. Walsh. ROW 4: G. Thievergc, M. Woodcock, M. Waring, D. VanDenburg, L. Schyberg, J. Vincent ROW 1: D. Foy, L. Hickey, C. Emery, L. Gilbert, S. Harvey, D. Gray, D. Folts, C. Herrick, D. Hilder, B. Kobliska, S. Frasier, S. Flewelling, L. Hickey, J. Esford. ROW 3: D. Jenks, P. Hickey, G. Edwards, G. Ger- main, C. Holland, K. Fenton, S. Hoffman ROW 1: R. Brennan, J. Baker, L. Atwell, D. Doherty, D. Duguay, M. Clodgo. ROW 2: H. Bortner, L. Dunn, S. Beattie, T. Clothier, D. Deuell. ROW 3: J. Dingman, G. DeVoe, R. Clark, D. Barrass. ROW 4: W. Bron- zene, H. Bala, J. Anderson, M. Bayer, J. Dodge, D. Crandall Jracfe ROW 1: C. Mosher, J. Marcotte, G. Mosher, P. Nolan, T. Miliis, M. Ovitt, K. Mosher. ROW 2: B. Miner, F. Rosengrant, C. Lehan, M. Morreale, P. Regan, C. Rabida, K. Lucia. ROW 3: B. Mosher, R. Marcotte, G. Lillibridge, J. McKnight, A. Muller, B. Nicol. ROW 4: R. Miliis, F. Regan ROW 1: B. Straight, R. Saunders, C. Towers, C. Towers, P. Steele, D. Willett, B. Trope, S. Ward. ROW 2: L. Wood, M. York,T. Towers, G. Williams, E. Sims, D. Thompson, B. Straight, R. Turcottc. ROW 3: L. Vaughn, D. Schermerhom, L. Stanton, J. Sumner, G. West, L. Winslow, B. Straight Cjfeuenth ROW 1: L. DeLong, J. Clothier, D. Boisvert, D. Clothier, P. Foy, N. Frasier, D. Hoffis. ROW 2: C. Clothier, D. Hath way, A. Bills, S. Bosford, J. Burnham, P. Carota, A. Hcaly. ROW 3: T. Clothier, J. Dodge, A. Butler, K. Duell, R. Fasulo, R. Facteau, J. Boiler. ROW 4: M. Butler, C. Butler, K. Clayton, T. Gamache. ROW 5: T. Andrus, G. Emery, S. Cernak, R. Green, J. Bovee, H. Dunbar, T. Ide ROW 1: P. Mann, J. Mosher, N. Nelms, L. Ovitt, B. Madison, C. Montello, E. LaPier, S. Nadeau. ROW 2: C. Liebl, M. Melville, J. Mason, C. Palmaticr, K. MacDonald, W. Merchant, J. LaPier. ROW 3: J. LaFreniere, S. Lent, L. Nolan, W. Nicol, T. Milligan. ROW 4: D. Moylan, R. McLeod, R. Jeremias, D. Inghram, N. Mjaad- vedt, G. Mallery ROW 1: N. Towers, S. Young, G. Woodcock, D. Taylor, M. Stcdman, C. Towers, D. Wallace, L. Ranado. ROW 2: C. Wendell, P. Randall, C. Rosengrant, S. Robinson, N. Vaughn, S. Stonelcy. ROW 3: K. Towers, A. Whitney, J. Sherin, M. Ranado, B. Woodcock, A. Zamparelli, W. Robarge, D. Smith. ROW 4: L. Schcr- merhom,J. Thompson, J. Smith, H. Ulrich, B. Winslow, L. Willett, J. St.John, J. Smith President—K. Clayton, Vice President—C. Clothier, Secretary—P. Carota, Treasurer—T. Gamache SENIORS TuJa Ive Uao L cud rv+ Ev'n sPeU. 6Kad jU£'f- a� l ov “X. Are CWe. I'1 BRUCE HEALY Class Vice-President “This is the porcelain clay of human kind” RAYMOND BOURDEAU Class President “All wealth is a product of labor” JOHN VAN NOY Class Treasurer “A day for toil, an hour for sport but for a friend is life too short” RENEE WARD Class Secretary “The blush is beautiful but sometimes deceiving” KATHRYN HATHWAY Co-Chairman of Activities “Elegant as simplicity, warm as ecstacy ALTON CL1NGEN Co-Chairman of Activities “Loss of sincerity is loss of vital power” WARREN BROWNELL “In the twinkling of an eye” ANNA BAKER “The world loves a spice of daring” SUSAN BAKER “Flirtation, attention without intention” Full of life and laughter. A real tiger” DALE CLOTHIER ROBERT EGGLESTON “Silence more musical than any song” FRANK FORTE “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart” CHARLES FENTON “Fortune awaits the deserving” EVERETT GREEN LINDA HOPKINS “Art is power” DEBORAH KISELICA “Distinction without difference” MICHAEL HOPKINS “The man that loves and laughs must sure do well” MARIE MOREY “Genius can never despise labour” MICHAEL TURCOTTE “Wise men say nothing in dangerous times” STEPHEN TOWERS “He kept us in stitches” CAROL TROTTIER “My style and my sentiments are MY OWN, purely original” MARY VANDENBURG “The endearing elegance of female friendship” ALFRED WASHBURN JUDY WALDRON “A soft answer timeth away wrath” “Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we may die” MARY K. YORK “Modesty is a candle to merit” DAVID BERG “Silence is more eloquent than words” WILLIAM DOODY “For they can conquer who believe they can” CHRISTINE DUGUAY “Gratitude is the sign of noble souls” JACQUELINE MONTGOMERY “Good nature is always agreeable in conversation1 MICHAEL MULLER “Power is the grim idol that the world adores” DONALD MOSES “Brother, Brother we are both in the wrong” SUE ANN DONOVAN “The heart has reasons of which reason has no knowl- ege” DONALD SHATTUCK “It is easier to know mankind in general than man in- dividually” ( j ass J fis tor y In 1955, we all started school, some in South Corinth, some in Palmer, and some in the Main Street School. Third grade was the start of a new career in the brand new elementary and high school. The moving up to the high school broadened our personalities and we met and made many new friends. This was the first time we had been together as a class and looking back at it now it was a momentous occasion with the climax being our graduation this June, 1968. Sixth grade finalized our years of learning in the elementary wing. Mrs. Woodside, Mr. Powell, Mrs. McKnight, and Mr. Smith played an important part in preparing us for high school. Mrs. Woodside thought of many of us as angels but we knew better. We now found ourselves overwhelmed by all the very large people. The teachers, classes, and the overall responsibilities proved to be an enormous challenge. Eighth and ninth grades were highlighted by some of us being inducted into the National Junior Honor Soci- ety. We also look back on the fun we had on the Honor Society picnic and the class picnic at the end of ninth grade with Mrs. Burroughs. Tenth grade was the year we all became acquainted with Mr. Eric Windus and the very basic fundamentals of biology. Some were fortunate and persevering enough to be induct- ed into the National Senior Honor Society. Our Junior year was one filled with many happy and fun-filled memories. We received our class rings, one of the big decisions that faced us as Juniors. Next came our Junior Prom entitled “Moonlight and Roses.” The highlight of the evening came when we crown- ed our queen, Kate Hathway. We can never forget the aftermath which included a dinner at the Imperial and bowling at the High Rock in Saratoga. The most fun was probably at the picnic after at Sacandaga and other places where we all tried our hand at cooking hotdogs and making fires if nothing else to keep warm. Last but not least came our most important year, the year we had all been awaiting, our Senior Year. We started the year with dances which were few and far between. Our Christmas Ball was entitled “Sleigh Ride”, with the Siena Collegians as our orchestra. This was the last of our major projects until graduation exercises. We would like to end our history at Corinth Central School with great many thanks and deep appreciation to all those who contributed to making our years happy and rewarding ones. The list would be too long if we mentioned all those who have given their time and understanding and because the list would be endless, the Class of 1968 makes their appreci- ation known to all who have helped in preparing for our future and all that lies ahead. Gfa ass CLASS CLOWNS Stephen Towers—Susan Baker NEATEST Donna Buttles—Gary Watulak FRIENDLIEST Bruce Healy—Julie Sesselman BEST DANCERS Julie Sesselman-Gary Watulak-SueAnn Donovan Jauorites MOST ATHLETIC Bruce Healy—Kathryn Hathway—Michael Hopkins MOST STUDIOUS Carolyn Towers—Lee Schertnerhorn CLASS FLIRTS Timothy Higgins—John VanNoy—Susan Baker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Towers—Lee Schermerhorn Do y o u 7Pe n em her ? The great year of 1950? Rollerskating at the commissary? 6th grade at the movies? “I’ll sit with you if you sit with me!!” The mixed “tackle” football games in Palmer? Mrs. Woodside’s ANGELS? The trip to the Bronx Zoo with Mr. Lattimer? Slave Day? The trip to Thatcher Park? When the girls had to ask the boys to dance? When the Jr. Honor Society was greatly diminished? The Luzerne dances on the beach? The F.T.A. trips? The postcards a certain teacher received from Pozy? When the tent party was invaded by boys? “Chirp” “Duh” “Hech” “Minet-Minet” Patty’s party? Who DIDN’T get thrown in the pool? All of the pictures taken at PJ parties? Mr. Windus’ Biology classes? Pep rallies and football games under the lights? Kehoe’s and Madison’s? Hell’s Angels on 2 and 4 wheels? Decorating the Prom? The Imperial? Bowling? The Picnic? They said we couldn’t make it-But here we are? Au lop rap As R. LANGLAIS—Activities—L. DeLONG p- CAROTA-Classes ' R. HILL-Treasurer R. WARD—Seniors J. SESSELMAN-Seniors P. STEEL-Art K. DUELL-Editor-in-Chief C. TOWERS-Art J. DeLONG—Sports D. L. RANADO—Administration D. 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