Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

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frebitutum He, who gives so much to the well-being of man, asks little for himself. ” Anonymous The Class of 1971 takes deep pride in dedicating their yearbook to our very deserving and dedicated teacher, Mr. Nicholas C. Matino. Since our Junior High years, we have recognized'him not only as a teacher, but also as a true friend. Easch class period gave us a purpose and an eagerness to go on learning. On the eve of our Graduation, we see him entering into a broader aspect of the teaching profession. We sincerely hope that the ability with which he has been endowed, will be enriched with the ability to guide. Because we have benefited from Mr. Matino's teaching, we are now better citizens. May you be happy and successful in your new position, Mr. Matino. The Class of 1971 will long remember your teaching, your friendship, and your jokes.

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tn ntemnnam The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one. ” Seneca As our Senior year draws to a close, we find etched in our minds the memory of our very dear friend and colleague, Kim R. Miller. Our reflections show us a boy who ex- celled in school and was a superb athlete. Yet, with all his achievements, he had the time to be a friend to young and old. He always gave an all-out effort to everything he undertook. This he proved while he was President of our Junior Class. No one will ever realize the many long and difficult hours he spent making our Junior Prom one of the most successful in many years. With these priceless memories in our hearts, we, the Senior Class wish to leave our yearbook in memory of Kim R. Miller.