Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

TABLE- OF CONTENTS pogfe Detetfeo .............................................................2 Afjfn ctofeow .........................................................3 Yea ibook Sio ....................................................... 4 £ u04 .................................................................E Ft ist Qkmpses........................................................46 Class CW cte ........................................................50 Boces.................................................................54 AdhuniStiOtiOM .......................................................55 fu UemCvu Xm........................................................50 FCbOufifey............................................................60 O ani$atious..........................................................69 Activities............................................................77 Aeton e .......................................................92, 108 Qpvds.................................................................95 Uusto...............................................................ill Cksses...............................................................117 PotnonS.............................................................128 .........................................................131 Refotes..............................................................156 tost WiM cuut Testament.............................................158 We would like to thank Mr. Milligan for his greatly appreciated help. His ideas and guidance were extremely appreciated. Again thank you and we hope that he will receive at least twenty years of rest before he is asked to take the advisor position again. We would like to extend our thanks to Mr. Budge Van Derwerker for his greatly appreciated help in designing all the division pages. His help has been an asset in making the 1972 yearbook a success. Again thanks Budge. The Editors. We the class of '72, in dedicating this yearbook to Dr. Raymond Snyder, feel that never has a dedication been more deserved. We let the following message of Mr. Milligan's speak for all of us. As faculty advisor to the yearbook staff, I would like to take this privilege to personally honor Dr. Raymond Snyder with this very sincere message from my- self and the Corinth senior class of 1972. Every community in the country should be as fortunate as we are in having a doctor who has dedicated himself to us for so many long, hard years, certainly not for pecuniary rewards as so many of us know. Thank you, Dr. Snyder for the many times you visited us at school for physicals and the trips to our homes at all hours of the day and night to care for our ill- nesses. We will never forget or stop appreciating your devotion. God bless you. 2 Words can never express what we feel for Mr. John Van Noy. He has given unsparing- ly of his time and energy. Without his help, our hopes would not have become reality. Mr. Van Noy has not been only an ad- visor, but an educator, an organizer, a de- fender, and most of all - a friend. And so, as one of our last acts as a class, we give Mr. Van Noy our best wishes and a heartfelt thank you. 3 y arbooic staff L. to R.: Advisor G. Milligon, Treasurer V. Dumas, Co-Editors K. Flewelling, W. VanDerwerker. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Bartlett, P. Miliis, R. LaPier, C, Burnett, K. Lehan. ROW 2, L. to R.: E. Man- digo, C. Butler, C. Towers, C. Wendell, K. Robinson, S. Granger, J. Eggleston. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Holliday, K. Doherty, K. Shybeig, A. Vinacor, D. Trotter. ROW 2, L. to R.: D. Doody, J. Doherty, C. Plette, J. Wilkins, E. LeClair, M. Tighe, L. Madison. 4 SENIORS? 5 6 GREGORY ROBERT BEDELL Castro RICHARD CHARLES BOS FORD Boz R, UY WORLD” PATTI ANN BRADY 7 SHIRLEY MARGARET BRADY Pearl FELICIA CARRIE BRONZENE Bronzini TT UE 1 JERRY RICHARD BRYDEN Hey, I’ve got nothing to do today but smile. - P. Simon 8 GOES ON REAUZE . . . CINDY LOU BUTLER Cind 9 JOSEPH CHARLES BUTLER J. C. BILLIE JANE CLOTHIER B. J. WENDY LEE BUTLER Wen juer w wat you and NOW — NOW 10 CLARISSE MARIE COWLES DAVID RAYMOND CRANDALL Reesie Crustie UEANTO UB. TUATYOU’RB MW • • • SANDRA LYNN CURTIS ”Sandy The truth is found when men are free to pursue it - Franklin D. Roosevelt DENNIS G. DAKE Den JOSEPH FRANCIS DOHERTY Dort ,v BETTY LOU DENNO Bet PRjO UISE TWAT I’VE WAITED 12 DENNIS CHARLES DOODY Den KATHI LYNN DOHERTY Kath YOUR, LCY£ TO £W£R£ . • • GARY NEWELL DUGUAY Dog- 13 VICTORIA LEE DUMAS Vic ! r«V • v CECIL VICTOR DUNBAR Junior AND OF OUR UO JEAN HELEN EGGLESTON Jeannie 14 MICHAEL LOUIS EMERY Spider KATHIE LYNN FLEWELLING Chink DIW UENTS TOGETHER . . . KAREN EMERY 15 SUZANNE LYNN GRANGER Suzi Q COLOUR wrm wopr op SHANE NORMAN FRASIER Banjo EDDILYN JOAN GUILDER Gilla STEPHEN PHILIP HADLEY DON HENRY HALLIDAY Hob Rock UYU OR1D LCMN£ YOU.” CAROLE HASKELL J 7 LEON HICKOK IRVING WAYNE HOSIER Irv AC TI UE i rm. KYLE DANA HUBBELL Hubba 18 TERRY LEE JEREMIAS Toots GREGORY PAUL JEREMIAS Greg SOES ON 19 RUTH ANN LaPIER Ruthie” JACQUELINE GLORIA LaFRENIERE Jack justuwtyc and NOW — NC 20 tEAN TO ME, WAT YOU 'RE NEAR, . 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JOSEPH LEROY VINCENT Red PHOTO Not Available 41 ALICE HENRI VINICOR Henri LYNN NANNETTE WALLACE Rab CAROL MARIE WENDaL PRjOMSk YOUR THAT I’VE WAfTEr 42 GREGORY DALE WHEATON Turtle CORINNE LEE WILEY Cookie -Ovt 0 SHARE . . . ANTHONY JOSEPH WILKINS Head 43 KATHI LEE WOODCOCK MICHAEL V. WOODCOCK Khaki Woody AND DREAM OP OUR, moments TOGETHER COLOUR, MV WORLD WTTH HOPE OF LOMNG YOU.” 44 Wfl Y™u , J '? %« ' ■£ f . C CJHJ. “ 0 y e - r T? 9 d 7 Yfa l 1 .7 46 Richard Allsop Dorcas Bartlett Gerald Bartlett Greg Bedell Patti Brady Shirley Brady Felicia Bronzene Jerry Bryden Cynthia Burnett Bill Burnham Cindy Butler Joe Butler Wendy Butler Billie Clothier Clarisse Cowles Dave Crandall Sandy Curtis Dennis Dake Betty Denno Joe Doherty Kathi Doherty Dennis Doody Gary Duguay Vicki Dumas Cecil Dunbar Jeanie Eggleston Mike Emery Kathie Flewelling Shane Frasier Suzanne Granger Eddilyn Guilder Steve Hadley Don Halliday Leon Hickok Irving Hosier Kyle Hubbell Greg Jeremias Terry Jeremias Don King Jo Ann Kiselica Jackie La Freniere Ruth La Pier Eddie Le Clair John Lehan Karen Lehan Ken Lozier Dan Lucia Jeff Madison Leslie Madison Eileen Mandigo Cathy Marcellus Tonya Marcellus Don Martel Don Martel Bob Mason Brian McKernon Suzanne Melville Dennis Miller Frank Miller FIRST GLIMPSE Mr. Chips Happy Scholar Clown Beautiful Calm Friendly Nice guy Slendor Lumpy Diligent Frightful Amiable Country girl Curvacious Football player Cute Good-looking Bleached hair Poindexter Walk Cute French Care-free Sneaky Curly hair Spider Chink Football player Short Janis Joplin Ichabod Crane Basketball player Outlaw Big Eyes Wiry Small eyes Cute King Kong Slovak Frenchie Intelligent Slick Short Legs Grouch Groovy Jethro Nice Intelligent Cute Short Health nut Brain Cool boy Slim Mysterious Suave OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTICS Maine accent Talking with her hands Quietness Willingness to serve Blonde hair Not being able to drive Bluntness Clothes Shyness Mechanical know-how Friendly Stomach Smile Her name Short and tight clothes Hard worker Grin Quietness Mini-skirts Mind Dizziness His harem Bowling ability Making her point Blond e hair Giggle Hands Eyes Good naturedness Neatness Hair Speaking ability YOOOOOOO!!! Worker Shyness Loud Gymnastic ability Sweaters Appetite Talkative Sneeze Hairdo Black eyes Horse sense Height Curly hair Red hair Catching footballs Eager to learn Flowers Freckles Loudness Knowing Stock Market Sweatshirts Shirttails Shag Gullible Chest FAVORITE PASTIME WANTS TO BE PROBABLE OUTCOME Science Fiction Scientist Dr. Frankenstein A. V. Club Reg. Nurse Actress Studying Philosopher Minister Driving Psychologist Cab driver School Newspaper Exec. Secretary Cover-girl Going to church Secretary Driver Ed teacher Having fun Bum Jailhouse matron Motor cycling Non-Conformist Ralph Emerson II Being with the girls Secretary Replacement for Twiggy Taping songs Brain Surgeon Disc Jockey Library work Bestest Secretary Mrs. Santa Eating Engineer Restaurant chain-owner Bowling Nurse Capital bowling champ Swimming Nurse Lifeguard Homemaking Int. Decorator Getting married in a bikini Having parties Beer tester Broadway Joe II Kissing guys Cosmetologist Playboy bunny Debbie Doesn’t know Custodian Guys Cosmetologist Pin-up girl Getting out of work Doctor Mad scientist Talking Nurse Winner of Talk-a-Thon Girls Forest Recreationer Arabian King Raising Cain Brain Surgeon Nurse’s Aid Contradicting Out of school Rex Reed's Asst. Cycles 750 Rider Hell’s Angel Note passing Exec. Secretary Page Speeding Stunt Driver In the hospital Kenny Whatever she can be Geisha girl Bombing around Equipment operator Santa Claus Soaky Nur-se Soaky’s wife Playing guitar Taxi driver Folksing er Worrying Lawyer An ulcer case Volts Wagon Bum President of AAA Going out Auto Mechanic Drag racer Fishing Diesel Mechanic Marine Drill Sgt. Getting fresh Sniper Just that Hunting Conservationist Ranger Rick Brad Nurse Brad's wife Losing weight Conservationist In the movies Brian Nurse Giving Brian a tin ear Flirting Secretary Wife of her boss Skiing Secretary Beautician Sports Electronics Technician Wrestler Basketball Jockey Rider for donkey basketball Fooling around Nurse Nun Sports G. E. Man Halfback for Notre Dame Playing in the band Construction Engineer Another Neil Diamond Sports Plumber Ranker for Notre Dame Charlie Phys. Therapist First girl Nicks player Acting Dancehall girl Artist's model Dave Data Processor Sally Fields II Randy Data Processor Jamie Long II Driving Business tycoon Follower of Ralph Nader Watching sports Mechanic Tennis team coach Kayo's Electrician Bartender Being herself Whatever Cigars, cigarettes, tiparillos? Camping Auto Mechanic Smokey the bear Flirting Computor operator Boston strangler 47 Sheri Miller Bonita Milligan John Millis Marjorie Millis Pat Millis Terri Monthony Bob Mosher Peggy Nolan Dave ftto Tim Peck Mike Phillips Toni Pistoia Colleen Plette Spencer Rabetoy Jeff Rabida Gary Randall Jim Regan Paul Richmond Betsy Roberts Tom Savage Helen Scidmore Kristy Schyberg Janice Shattuck Donna Shipeee William Sims Rosie Smith Sue Smith Kim Stangle Mike Stanton Kyle Stevens Bonnie Straight Kerry Straight Glen Sutliff Bob Thompson Mary Tighe Carol Towers Connie Towers Mike Tracy Diane Trottier Karen Van Auken Cheryl Vanderwarker Peanut Van DerWerker Clinton Van Noy Martha Vargas David Vaughn Mark Viele Joe Vincent Alice Vinicor Lynn Wallace Carol Wendell Greg Wheaton Corinne Wiley Joe Wilkins Kathi Woodcock Mike Wookcock FIRST GLIMPSE Petite Mini Mouse Country boy Tall Happy Pretty Bobbysocks Well built Big Cartoon Character Bear Italian Leader Ladies’ man Masculine Small Track star Brain Bliss Valentino Petite Short hair Pretty Slendor Small A doll Smiler Slim Larry Slump Nice Serious Walk Dark Tall Hot pants Walk Tall little girl Swell Legs Sneakers Innocent Dark Complexion Good looking Red Hair Pretty Rabbit Attractive Nonchalant Cute nose Head Gum chewer Handsome OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTICS Size Silence Nod Ponytail Makes friends easily Vocabulary Sideburns Strength Chique Singing ability Honey Hot sauce Popularity Neatness Blue eyes Wrestling ability Blond e hair Conservative Helpful Build Figure Pretty eyes Friendliness Loveable Talkative, but shy Blonde hair Sense of humor Quietness Curly hair Friendliness Neatness Hard worker Good naturedness Nose Determination Athletic ability S elf- co nsciousn ess Hard worker Thick-head ed Honey Helpful Hair-do Devilish Foreign Logical Coordination Personality Smile Everything about her Pretty hair Expressionless Clothes Outspokenness Daring Friendly FAVORITE PASTIME WANTS TO BE PROBABLE OUTCOME Flirting Data-Processor Housewife Read ing Economist Librarian Being Cheerful Auto Mechanic Good-Will Ambassador Cooking L. P. N. Basketball player Danny Housewife Mrs. Games Writing a book Art teacher Designing book covers Laundry boy Data-Processor Father Sports W.A.K. Weight lifter Right on! Girl Watcher M.C. of a striptease show Having companionship Cabinet maker Nightclub Entertainer Throwing ball Bum Honey-bee giant Fighting with Tom Godmother Pizza tester West Point Cadet Vice-Pres. ofU.S. Wife of the President G.T. 0. Plumber Don Juan n Sleeping Teacher Being replaced by a computer Driving around Electrician T.V. Repairman Youth Center Brunette Red-head Working on motors Mech. Engineer Grease monkey Driving Minibikes Opera singer Miss America Girls Commercial Pilot Playboy Mark Housewife Social worker Having fun Nurse Candy-striper Flirting Reg. Nurse Wife of rich, sick man Richard Richard's wife Just that Delivering papers Admiral Newspaper Editor Doing what she wants Out of school Model John Out of school Good Humor Ice Cream Lady Hidden Valley In Air Force Ranch-hand Betty Betty's hubby Mr. Denno Fishing Conservationist Sea Captain Shopping X-Ray technician Dress maker Being a nice guy Policeman F. B. I. Agent Suzanne Hard working man Garbage collector Drinking Auto Mechanic Car Salesman Arguing Lady Lawyer Lady Senator Jerry Jerry's wife Mrs. Dodge Riding horses Veterinarian Horse-breeder Tunafish In the Army Janitor Gabbing French teacher Runner up in Talk-a-Thon Bill Nurse Bill’s wife Skiing Secretary Mother Riding minibikes Who knows Ruth L. 's assistant Getting in trouble Motorcyclist Good father and husband Boys Bus. Secretary Interpreter for the U.N. Driving Auto Mechanic Gas pumper Sports Ski instructor Ed Allen II Clowning around Bum Am. History teacher Ricky Nurse Artist Getting in trouble Somebody Just that Sleeping Reg. Nurse Governess Driving Profes. Hunter Guide on African safaris Sleeping Nancy Nurse Model Hunting camp Doesn't know Head-hunter Playing jokes Doesn't know Lady clown Working at Ken's Arco Mechanic Owner of Mike's Arco Station 49 FLIRT'S dunetrohier- QAVE. CRANQALL. BESTRAMCERjS OARJSSE COWLES TIM PECfc HOST ATHLETIC MAS NOtAN KEN LOZIER- 53 adaMMon IN UE UORW MR. RONALD FOLTS MRS. MARION BUNZEY We, the Class of 1972, wish to express our deepest sympathy to families of the late Mr. Ronald Folts and Mrs. Marion Bunzey. Mr. Folts was important to us because he represented our school. We remember him as Supervising Principal. Whenever we saw him in the hall, he would have a ready remark and seemed interested in whatever we had to say. Mrs. Bunzey meant a great deal to us in another way. Every day at lunch hour we would think of her. She always had a friendly smile and was ready to serve us. Both of these people will be missed not only by us, but by everyone in Corinth. FRONT: Mrs. Mosher , Mr. Doody, Mr. Fenton, Dr. Vinicor. BACK: Mr. Walker, Mr. Crannell, Mr. Steel. Mrs. Mosher since resigned. Absent when photo taken: Mr. Edwards. BOARD OF EDUCATION ■� N MR. PALMA TIER MR. SAVAGE Supervising Principal High School Principal MRS. HICKEY MRS. CLOTHIER GUimNCE OFFICE SCHOOL NUESES MR. DUVAL MR. MATINO Main Office Secretaries MRS. FASULO MRS. MacDONALD MRS. THOMAS MRS. TURCOTTE 58 CAFETERIA STAFF ROWl, L. toR.: Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Barrass, Mrs. DeLong, Mrs. Swears, Mrs. LaPier, Mrs. Cancro. ROW 2: Mrs. Montello, Mrs. West, Mrs. Manley, Mrs. Hayes. CUSTODIAL STAFF ROWl, L. to R.: J. Seaman, B. Donovan. ROW 2: F, Allen, H. Ide, E. Vandenburg, T. Straight, R. Farr, R. Stedman. 59 SHOP TEACHERS MR. MARTEL MR. GRIPPE DRIVER EDUCATION MR. ENGLAND 60 ENSUSH DEPARTMENT ian sua se. DEPARTMENT 62 MATH DEPT. SCIENCE DEPT. L. to R.: J. VanNoy, C. Bredenk- co, M. Best, J, Powell, R. Allen, W. Ulrich. 63 WSTORY DEPT. L. to R.: Mr. Murphy, Mr. Nolan, Miss Armstrong, Mr. Miller, Mr. Red field. BUSINESS DEPT. L. to R.: Mr. Milligan, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Dejoseph. 64 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Music Department: MR. CUM- MINGS, MR. BRIGGS, MR. WOL- VEN. Absent when photo was taken: MRS. LaFAVE. Chorus Accompanists: PATTI GRIPP DAVID RALPH 66 67 Locked out again. STUDENT TEACHERS Business Music MR. LANTHEAR MISS KNIGHT Home Economics Home Economics MISS PALMER MISS DEBANAVENTURA MISS PA LANGE 68 af+Vi«, ot a M mmim of YntJoV cy je-rr rw€v V -Wx aeoAs iVru w m or an ia-Viorts - We ar : 0 -Hv« . .3.€d a i o4-VWe V ?oVV -es o4 We. fvjy cHovi f ( rocK-G- kAer ,Y WociM-es r -Vodo ’i posV - nWa j'prtQpcranf ' -fuwd-ux a €ywser cAv rz«jsSL VVW � AQ fx exus srHu.® Q c Ti l.d; r of- V ?0 VftVvcA. ao «co r'c. orad -W o avsI jxVvW c r a.vs v jxVvcv ■Vv a. wd yac dvnv n s Ver� v fcj -V-Wi c + W« voWC ut v.w.« b.VVj«2� � Z.ed cU I I V 5 V w VW_ 2yd.vv r V - v oV crv 4-dw«.s €o V«_s V© V-W _o Co Vx ic Os.V Wtft cf . jV Sabers (LoM lvciSsJ Vo VcsjIx, -TSL .Se'cv OrrY — 'fVs Ofe- 'Vv.— Htt MX’retrpmSi bi) W’t.r Vod 0 tev'eMedbS«VtU. - A,w t 'P V e� a.c VW S«vi 4 -VKe ckaf cVer; V Vo v«4 V a O -VVa. dw 'de.r- o-V-vVn Ivxxvx VVv«. x vA e b V r I Hfttuco. corv v i.,, 3cX� p , ) xgW 2. CcV 4s (2) -( v£ei£') i M Ct rea b oA � rd, crf tt«Yv €rvjo.V ve }J W' j PreJ k vow- 1 ejr ohCvHooj . £K— W ItW esvil pe -rpc , � otuvC IW vniv d t c mi eH«adrb f Y.-evft r WWe'J 'cdmtVsU j)«£KTV� ooVseds-V'«v -T u t. HI-Wg m Soa JrorW ■nfexxmrV dl b©Kb VfccVvcn — v . SV R0W1, L. to R.: C. Thomas, M. Ward, C, Milligan, R. Hadley, J. Franklin, D, Trottier. ROW 2: R. Petro, K. Doherty, L. Tracy, S. Morrow, V. Van Denbuig. ROW 3: D. Bordeaux, D. Martel, J, Madison, R. Darrah, J. Moses, M. Doody, R. Barden. ROW 4: J. Regan, J. Montgomery, J. Stevens, G. Duguay, H. Clements, D. Donavan. ROW1, L. to R.: M. Duval, S. Miller, M. Cowles, V. DiLorenzo, D. Huse, T. LaMore. ROW 2: T. Corapi, K. Plette, D. VanNoy, L. Pacco, K. Flewelling, O. Clark. ROW 3: D. Doody, T. Savage, D. Crandall, D. Martel, M. Niles, T. Watts, L. Primeau, D. Halli- day. ROW 4: M. Goodhart, D. Orto, S. Frasier, S. Rabetoy, K. Lozier, K. Straight, J. Moyer, C. Plette, E. Leelair, M. Veile, F. Evans. V RCfTV CLUB 70 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1, L to R: K. Plette, P. Bradey, J. Doherty, M. Carney. ROW 2: D. Crandell, A. Vinicor, B. Denno, J. Eggleston, D. Tottier, K. Flewelling. ROW 3: P. Gripp, S. Doody, S. Monica, C. Edwards, M. Savage, D. Schemersrhorn, M. Cowles. ROW 4: D. Towers, C. Pitkin, K. Casperson, D. Ven- gen, H. Gray, W. Savage, J. Senecal. LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1, L to R: M. Primeau, D. Bunzey, C. Vanderwalker, P. Miliis, C. Clodgo, C. Eddy, F. Johnson. ROW 2: C. O'Neil, W. Allen, H. Bovee, D. Emery. 71 AUDIO-USUAL CLUB ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Feulner, M. Hook, R. La Pier, R. Evans, T. Tooker, B. Johnson, B. May, K. Towers. ROW 2: K. McKemon, T, Marcotte, T, LaMore, T, Millis, A, Kelley, B. Ward, M. McKemon, C. Milligan, C. Smith, A. Straight. ROW 3: J. Eggleston, D. Troftier, B. Smead, D. Bartlett, W. Butler, R. LaPier, C. Burnett, C. Dob- bins, K. Haskell. ROW 4: V. Carota, M. Woodcock, P. Scoville, A. Vinicor, C. Wendell, T. Willett. ROW 5: S. Madison, G. Waite, M. Goodhart, W. Vanderwerker, C. Jowaiszas, B. Jenks, C. Emery. ASSEMBLY ANNOUNCERS ROW 1: J. Wilkins, J. Doherty, D. Doody. ROW 2: D. Crandall, A. Vini- cor, T. Monthony, M. Viele. SlAGE CREW ROW1, L. to R.: D. Sealou, M. Cowles, D. Towers, R. Munson, J. Franklin, R. Hadley. ROW 2: C. Holt, H. Allison, M. Sodini, J. Moyer, A. Vinicor, S. Rabatory, K. Lehan, J. Butler. 72 MALL PAFROL ROW 1, L. toR.: J. Senecal, J. Butler, D. Doody, G. Keyworth, D. Crandell. ROW 2: M. Woodcock, D, Bordeaux, D. Lucia, M. McKelligott, K. Lehan, A. Vinicor, D, Halliday. DRAMA CLUB ROW 1, L. toR.: K. Sycuro, C. Clodgo, S. Melville, J. Collura. ROW 2: D, Baker, M. Carney, K. Clements, T. Monthony, C. Holt, C. Wiley, H. Grey. ROW 3: J. Franklin, G. Towers, W. Savage, R, Hadley, R. Munsen, Y. LeClerc, C. Pitkin, E. Roberts, M. Tighe, E. Mandigo, D. Bartlett, Mr. Legg - Advisor. 73 AUTOGRAPHS 75 Smile. But But BBBBut. Caught you. Now What? Hmmmm! 76 COLOUR, UY WORLD QUEEN and ESCORT Colleen Plette Dennis Doody Janice Shattuck Charlie Harrick Karen Lehan Jeff Rabida Kathie Flewelling Ken Lozier Jean Eggleston Wyllys Van Derwerker Jackie Lafrenier Dave Vandenburg Diane Trottier Tom Savage Peggy Nolan Don Halliday Kathi Doherty Steve Hadley Patti Brady Joe Doherty 78 Junior of the Year DAVID CRANDALL Miss Congeniality FELICIA BRONZENE 79 PROMISE YOUR LOVE” 81 Spaghetti Dinner 82 Santa Crusty? Bed Time? A comb? A woman's health salon gift certificate? Why West Point? The trip to Florida, taken by our Class of '72, is now part of the past, but will never be forgotten. Perhaps it would be fitting, though, to refresh our memories on all those months of work spent to make the trip possible. Remember our first attempt to earn money for the class? Mr. MacDougall helped us with a partially successful car wash. It was a slow start, but things picked up in our junior year with the profitable sale of magazine subscriptions and candy. After about eleven years of being in classrooms together, we finally seemed to be getting together as a class. At the beginning of our last year at C. H. S. , we realized that it would be a long struggle to reach our goal, and we wasted no time in beginning our campaign. Dances were held almost weekly until people seemed to tire of them. We operated the food stand at football games, too. Remember making popcorn balls and candied apples in the homemaking room? Thanks to the Drama Club we received most of the assets from their fine play. Later there were card parties, a raffle, super soap, and a great spaghetti dinner, thanks to our mothers. Our grateful thanks go to our advisors Mr. VanNoy and Mr. Matino, the administra- tion, and faculty of C. H. S. , all the townspeople of Corinth, and of course our parents. Your help and guidance was vital in all our endeavors, and we will always remember your generosity. 85 SPfR TWEEfC 86 STANDING: B. Montomery, J. Graham, M. Normile, L. Chandler, J. Crannell. SITTING: C. Darrah, M. Butler, B. Passino, L. Zamp- erelli, B. May. BAND MAJORETTES INDUSTRIAL ARTS PROGRAM STANDING: Mr. Martel, L. Pacco, T. Monthony, E. Mandigo, C. Towers, W. VanDerwerker. SIT- TING: M. Veile, J. Butler, K. Hubbell, J. Vincent, J. Allsop. 87 PROJECT JOY Four years ago Mrs. Herbert Welch, head of the Home Economics Department, started Operation Joy to work in conjunction with the Social Services Committee. Her reasons for this project, in her words, were to make the young aware of needs of their fellowman and to develop a concern for others; to foster a feeling for community spirit and pride, and to fill a clothing renovation curriculum requirement in her classes. It is an impressive sight to enter the lobby and corridors of Corinth Central School a few weeks before Christmas and see the clothing hung on huge coat racks and be- ginning to be put in cartons according to size and article, and to see the toys and canned goods in the Home Economics rooms. It is even more exciting to view the activity closer to Christmas when these articles are being assembled according to indi- vidual family needs by students, faculty, and townspeople, and delivered to them. 89 Q4NCES 90 FEOOU CWP NIRMULA KASTURI (India) My stay in the town of Corinth has been a great experience. I would like to thank the Rotary and all my friends who helped me in school and out. I will never forget Corinth Central and thank you all. Nimi Karen Anderson was Corinth’s exchange student. Karen is staying in Argentina. INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP (Thanks to Mr. Matino) My stay in Corinth has been an experience I will never forget. I would like to thank all the people who made my stay so nice here. And all my teachers and friends who helped me in my school work. I won't forget our Corinth Central school and our Great Senior Class. Martha •Carol Wendell stayed a summer in Mexico. •Terri Monthony stayed in Columbia. MARTHA VARGAS (Ecuador) 91 Our thanks to them for representing our school. John where is the sun? We've got the spirit. Where is that? You can't go to a Boys' school. I'm keeping an eye on the seniors for Mr. Nolan. Is it a good book? Do I have to go? I don't believe I ate the whole thing!!! You ate it Al. 94 OOOOOOOO! varsity football ROW 1: D. Orto, S. King, M. Veile, J. Butler, S, Frasier, S. Rabetoy, T. Savage, G. Sutliff, K. Lozier, J. Madison, K. Straight. ROW 2: J. Densmore, B. Moses, K. Plette, B. Potter, D. Martel, D. Martel, J. Bayer, D. Donavan, M. Doody, D. Doody. ROW 3: D. Barden, J. Collura, M. Potter, R. Goodhart, B. Higgins, D. Towers, P. Aldrich, G. Towers, P. Clements, C. Bordeau, G. Reese. ROW 3: H. Grey, S. Pillesky, J. Senacle M. Saunders, R. Huse, R. Bosford, J. Moyer, D. Crandall. Coaches: Mr. England, Mr. Young. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW 1: Mr. Watts (coach), J. Shaw, G. Straight, R. Denno, T. Welch, R. DiLorenzo, T. Madison, B. Savage, B. Robinson, D. Milligan. ROW 2: K. Granger, M. Briner, W. May, T. Marcotte, G. Rollman, L. Saunders, G. Gamache, D. Densmore, R. Lehan. ROW 3: D. DiLorenzo, J. Kobar, T. Godin, M. Marcellus, Richard R. Rawsoi J. Godin, D. Vengent. 96 faJjViHr'rK ? Q f MM L - f v • K tT- -• . V� 0w i . _ •' • •'• i■ . • rt� : • -,;• ara - w. ; 97 ROW 1: Tim Watts, D. Darrah, E. LeClair, J. Montgomry, L. Tracy. ROW 2: Mr. Dejoseph, J. Doherty, F. Evans, M. Allen, M. Carney, J. Godin. CROSS COUMRY' DIVISION B CHWS A lot of credit to this team and their coach Mr. Young. Corinth Central needed this lift after some of our past losing years. Thanks for a job very well done. P. Clements, J. Alsop, M. Goodheart, D. Darran, M. Doody, H. Vanau- ken, R. Goodhart, B. Haskell, J. Collura, H. Densmore, D. Bolton, M. Niles, J. Senecal, M. Saunders, M. Allen, Mgrs. Burns, D. Martel, Coach Mr. MacDougall. What a season. 17 wins, 1 loss. Thanks to Mr. MacDougall (coach) and hard work by an excellent group of players. Wait till they hit the Varsity. 100 jv basketball CHAMPIONS ’71-’72 STANDING: S. Miller, C. O’Neil, T. Corapi, M. Duval. KNEEL- ING: M. Cowles, V. DiLorenzo, D. Dugay. vfiR nv CHEERLEADERS 101 ROW 1: B. Rabida. ROW 2: V. Vandenburg, J. Murphy, C. Thomas, J. Franklin. ROW 3: M. Ward, K. Clements, R. Hadly, C. Milligan, D. Baker. VVR£fTV WRESTLING Coach Sherman Mgr. Mark L. F. Johnson 98 T. Watts 105 E. LeClair 112 L. Tracy 119 K. Plette 126 Capt. R. Stevens 132 O. Clark 138 Capt. M. Potter 145 J. Moyer 155 J. M illis 167 K. Straight 177 Capt. D. Martel H. WT. seniors TEAM RECORD 6-7-1 overall JOHNSON WATTS LECLAIR TRACY PLETTE STEVENS CLARK POTTER MOYER MILLIS STRAIGHT MARTEL 13-7 5-11 103 JVWRE£rUN£ Coach Ward Mgr. Kevin S. 98 G. Ovitt 105 B. Savage • 112 D. Towers 119 E. Johnson 126 B. Ovitt 132 T. Goddin 138 G. Gamache 145 T. Applin 155 P. Aldrich 165 R. Bosford 177 J. Dean HWT C. Mann The Varsity team pulled off a third place in the Northern Confer- ence, and fifth in the sectionals. The Junior Varsity placed equally as well in their J.V. tournaments. 104 TJ2AOC TENNIS 105 VARSITY BASEBALL D. Bosford, P. Clements, M. Allan, M. Walsh, M. Marcellus, B. Ziglo, M. Saunders, P. Ulrich, M. Good- hart, D. Rosengrant, R. DeLong, J. Senecal, R. Higgins, O. Clark, Coach England. J. Regan, D. Doody, J. Moses, M. Doody, M. Niles, D. Donavan, J. Granger, B. Trope, J. Montgomery, D. Savage, B. Straight, K. Lozier, P. Moses, T, Savage, D. Milligan, D. Anderson, Coach Young. J.V. BASEBALL RE UE UBER, Peggy McKenna Theresa Feulner Rose LaBrake Sandra Barrett Ricky Brown Stephen French Harold Cowles Gerard Doody Neil Blanchard Pat Scoczzo Gary Schermerhorn Elaine Ovitt Vernon Heustus Joy Madison Chris Collard Don LaPier Leroy Winslow Peggy LeClair Owen Shevlin Robin Marcotte Becky Anderson Michael Wyman Debbie Wyman Kathi Hull Jo-Ann Blake Georgette Harvey Susie Scidmore Susan Dearborn Dale Madison Susan Robinson Gary Willet Lorna Wood Terry Ling Gary Springer Donald Allen John Bovee Dale Dingman Debra Young SOPRANO AtTO ROW 1, L. to R.: C. Milligan, S. Doody, C. Thomas, G. Clayton. ROW 2: C. Pitkin, D. Towers, K. Cass- person, T. LaMore. ROW 3: M. Duval, Y. LeClerc, R. Montgomery, B. DiLorenzo. ROW 4: H. Allison, E. Roberts, P. O’Neill, P. Brady, D. Schermerhorn, K. Schyberg. ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Marcotte, K. Sycuro, M. Cow S. Granger. ROW 2: D. Bilodeau, A. Willet, S. M row, J. LaFreniere, A. Vinicor. ROW 3: T. Meill« C. Wendell, M. Savage, S. Smead. ROW 4: L. Pa co, C. Edwards, S. Monica, C. Morreale, D. Mohl C. Long, C. O'Neill. SENIOR WISP CPORUS ROW 1, L. to R.: W. Savage, J. Duguay. ROW 2: G. Ovitt, T. Walch, S. Dearborn. ROW 3: T. Sav- age, P. LeClair, W. May, M. Carney, T. Applin. ROW 4: M. Niles, E. LeClair, H. Grey, G. Straight, K. Straight. ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Senical, G. Towers. ROW 2; Gamache, K. Straight, K. Plette, D. Doody. ROW M. Viele, W. VanDerwerker, M. Bedell, J. Collur; ROW 4: M. Goodhart, D. Orto, B. Long, D. Marte: G. Melville. TENOR BASS 112 TEEN TONES ROWl, L. to R.: E. Roberts, C. Wendell, S. Willett, P. Grippe, V. DiLorenzo. ROW 2: D. Orto, P. O'Neill, Y. LeClerc, T. LaMorel, G. Towers. ROW 3: M. Viele, D. Doody, E. Le- Clair, H. Grey. ROW 4: J. Collura, T. Savage, M. Niles. JUNIOR CHORUS ROWl, L. to R.: Y. Whitcomb, B. Johnson, A. Granger, S. Pike, D. Zigo, M. O'Neill, D. LaPier. ROW 2: M. Whitcomb, C. Liebl, D. Davies, M. Butler, J. Walker, A. LeClerc, H. Millis. ROW 3: T. Collura, J. Rollman, L. Reese, R. Talbots, S. Smead, C. Milligan, M. McKemon. ROW 4: M. Primeau, B. Smead, C. Facteau, J. St. John, J. Duguay, D. Duguay, L. Ulrich, E. Minor, J. Collura. ROWl, L. to R.: J. Jenks, J. Sprague, R. Grippe, E. Byrnes, L. Schyberg. ROW 2: S. Renado, P. VanNoy, J. Shattuck, K. Winslow, J. Rosenbrock, R. Bedell. ROW 3: M. LaFreniere, W. Fitzgerald, M. Luper, T. Willet, R. Feulner, P. Eggleston. 113 CENfOR BAND 114 JUNIOR RAND 115 RE UE UBER, U WBN? Rolling barrels down the school hill Haunted houses Chink's P.J. party New Year's Eve at Lehan's Our trip to Hyde Park Oscar the turtle The day we tore each other's gym clothes off Hoenzoewerin? Psttttttt Grub Day B of Barcelona and P of Paris Hypies Ollie Buddist Mr. Moynihan - tripping over basket, throwing erasers, O.K. now ... granny gowns Cheat sheets in Mr. MacDougall's Math 10 class Milk and crackers Mr. Best's pronunciation of MILK Secret romances of the Star Theatre Saying Good Morning to Clifford - Clifford, Are you there? Go Go boots Mr. Sterling's Math 11 class Snowball Affair Potassium Permanganate out the lab window popcorn for the football game Alright, SHUT UP! Crandall’s parties Santa gave Gus his self districting mail box Story town Mrs. Bredenko's gerbils Cooperstown Our first black light dance Phonetics with Tuttle Barney flushing the bat down the toilet SPAC Mrs. Harris and Miss DeLucia's big fight If you like me. I'll like you. Prom tunnel we didn't have Yooooooooo! Field Day We're outta here Our first day as seventh graders Mr. Franklin's dollars and gold stars jacks and Chinese jumprope When we use to knock each other out the cute Mr. Ashline and the ghost in his closet Shootin the moon The BEST Prom Picnic Crusty blew in from Viet Nam Meatballs Tom's supposedly flower making parties Our jungle hunt with Mrs. Milligan We phoned Florida FLORIDA OR BUST! 116 JUNIOR, ROW 1, L. to R.: N. Cooper, J. Bedore, T. Corapi, S. Clothier, K, Clothier, S, Chandler, H. Allison. ROW2: D. Boiler, E. Bills, O. Clark, J. Bayer, J. Alsop, S. Berg. ROW 3: R. Bosford, J. Bortner, L. Cooper, J. Chandler, G. Colson, J. Bunzey, R. Bryant. ROW1, L. to R.: D. Lamarine, P. Howard, C. Lehan, M. Duval, M. Cowles, C. Deuel, R. Day, D. Kruger, T. LaMore. ROW 2: C. Holt, D. Duguay, M. Knapp, W. Granger, M. Knapp, B. Long, M. Goodheart, R. Huse, J. Dayton. OASC ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Pilesky, K. Plette, S. Monica, R. Petro, J. Montgomery, J. Moses, C. Mann. ROW 2: G. Mosher, C. O'Neill, S. LaPier, L. Merton, L. Mallery. ROW 3: C. Madison, M. . ’iles, D. Martel, J. Moyer, L. Pacco, T. Meilleur, L. Mosher, G. Millis. ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Primeau, G. Towers, K. Robinson, P. Rozelle, D. VanNoy, C. Woodcock, A. Towers, D. Ralph, L. Towers. ROW 2: T. Watts, J. Winslow, R. Stevens, G. Reese, J. Chandler, L. Tracy. TENm ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Delong, T. Applin, M. Allan, F. Caldwell, C. Butler, S. Dayton, M. Camey, J. Densmore. ROW 2: J. Bartlett, P. Aldrich, G. Clayton, S. Beck, R. Bovee, T. Brady, P. Clothier, C. Chandler, N. DiLoriea, D. Bilodeau, H. Clements, H. Bovee, D. Bar- ROW1, L. to R.: H. Grey, P. LeClair, F. Johnson, F. Evans, B. Jenks, E. Johnson, D. Emery, B. Higgins, E. Heym, D. Lamarine. ROW 2: S. Doody, L. Hathaway, I. Jenkins, C. Duguay, K. Foy, C. Edwards, P. Grippe, B. DiLorenzo, C. Hosier, D. Irish, B. Harris, D. Huse. ROW 3: M. Doody, D. Donovan, R, Beecher, R. Goodhart, R. Holmes, D. Jowaiszas, B. Haskell. 120 GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Rabida, R. Munson, C. Milligan, M. Root, I. Pabon, M. Potter, M. Saunders, B. Rowland, J. Mihalak. ROW 2: D. Rosenbrock, S. Rhodes, M, Lillibridge, C. Pixley, C. Leoffler, L. Mandigo, B. Passino, V. Ranado, D. Mohl, C. Lozier, D. Madison, P. O'neill, C. Morreale. ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Scoville, T. Wester, M. Sodini, D. Stearns, M. Thieverge, M, Walsh, S. Smead, S. Willett, T. Wagner, W. Zigo, D. Towers. R. Tooker. ROW 2: J. Senecal, C. Thomas, L. Venables, A. Schermerhorn, J. Smith, K. Straight, M. Sims, M. Ward, R. Towers, V. Taylor, M. Winslow. 121 ROW 1, L. toR.: M. Briner, M. Bartlett, W. Cudney, S. Colson, G. Applin. ROW 2; J. Birsett, D. Berg, M. Cowles, C. Allen, S. Chandler, D. Convery, K. Casperson, K. Clements, D. Baker, L . Bunzey, C. Bronzene. ROW 3: S. Brady, D. Bryden, D. Butler, C. Clod go, M. Bedell, W. Allen, B. Clothier. ROW 1, L. to R.: K. LaMora, K. Granger, M. Jiguere, R. Le- han, R. LaPier, B. LaBrake. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Ventgen, K. Straight, T. Welch, J. Shaw, M. Woodcock, D. Seelow, W. Savage. ROW 2: S. Thompson, V. VanDenburg, P. Winch, D. Winslow, E. Waite, S. Stiles, T. Vaughn, K. Sycuro, D. Towers, D. Stanton, R. Way, D. Towers. GRADE ROW 2, L. to R.: J. Kobor, Y. LeClerc, C. Hedger, R. Hadley, V. LaPier, S. Gray, J. Graham, B. Jenkins, L. Knapp, A. Jannon. ROW1, L. to R.: B. Darrah, R. DiLorenzo, D. Densmore, R. Denno, T. Godin, C. Eddy. ROW 2: D. Florence, J. Duguay, D. Graham, C. Curtis, A. Flewelling, C. Foy, S. Duffney, E. Duffney, G. Gamache, C. Dunbar, M. Florence, J. Godin, C. Eggleston, C. Dunbar, J. Franklin. ROW 1, L. to R.: T. Madison, G. Ovitt, K. Lillibridge, D. Roberts, D. Ralph, R. Phillips, W. May, W. Robinson. ROW 2: S. Madison, C. Rawson, L. Rozelle, C. Ralph, R. Patrenets, R. Marcellus, D. Radecki, L. Peck, P. Martin, S. Marcotte, R. Montgomery, J. Murphy, C. Pitkin, C. Long, M, Primeau. ROW1, L. to R.: C. Butler, M. Butler, R. Butler, J. Colluta, R. Clothier, K. Baker, T. Collura, D. Chand- ler, J, Atwell, M. Bartlett, R. Ballou. ROW 2: K. Bren- nan, K. Butler, P. Benware, K. Caldwell, D. Boiler, C. Darrah, L. Aldrich, S. Bosford, D. Bordeaux, K. Colson, J. Benson, D. Ball, M. Clothier, N. Batchelder, T. Chandler, V. Carota. UGUIU ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Germain, W. Gilbert, R. Feulner, F. Germain, J. Fenton. ROW 2: K. Haskell, T. Guilder, C. Everet, D. Duguay, J. Duguay, C. Fac- teau, D. Davies, C. Griffen, W. Fitzgerald, E. Green- ier, C. Emery. ROW 3: M. Eddy, J. Crannell, E. Evans, T. Gallagher. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Lozier, K. Murphy, K. McKernon, K. Marcotte, M. Hook, M. Keyworth, K. Lawson. ROW 2: R. Madison, S. Madison, E. Miner, C. Milligan, H. Miliis, E. MacDonald, B. LaPier, M. Normile, J. Holmes, M. Nor- mile, Y. Melville, W. Lenz, B. Hosier. ROW 3: M. Hath- away, D. Kruger, C. Jowaiszas. 124 grade ROWl, L. to R,: B. Rawson, J. Rosenbiock, F. Ship- pee, S. Ranado, P. Scoville, G. Rollman, W. Ovitt. ROW 2: W. Sims, B. Smead, W. Springer, R, Pitkin, C. O'Neill, D. Stanton, J. Pabom, J. Reynolds, G. Ovitt, R. Shippee. ROW 3: J. Saunders, D. Pistoia, G. Straight, S. Schyberg. ROWl, L. to R,: K. Tracy, M. Thompson, B. Young, D. Washburn, T. Tooker, D. Zigo, T. Willet, H. Thomas, tv Woodcock, ROW 2: K. Towers, D. Zigo, J. Straight, T. Watulak, P. Ward, R. Ward, D. Woodard, D. Zamparelli, D. Walker, K. Thomas. ROWl, L. to R,: R. Clothier, M. Marcotte, K. Robinson, R. Talbot, P. Pacco. ROW 2: R. Towers, L. Yanik, S. Smead, A. Kelley, L. Shattuck, P. Wells, D. Farr, P. Lillibridge. 125 SEVENTH ROW 1, L. to R: R Bedell, D. DiLorenzo, E, Byrnes, W. Curtis. ROW 2: S. Densmore, M. Bush, L. Applin, V. Birsett, D. Bryden, D. Clothier. ROW 3: S. Baker, K. Beck, S. Allsop, W. Dearborn, J, Clothier, C. Dobbins, E. Burn- ham, K. DeMarch, K. Bosford, R Dolfi, T. Collura, M. Baker, M. Baker. ROW1, L. to R: V. Eddy, J. Huse, G. Earls, M. Hoyt, W. Howenstein, R Grippe, D. Hook, G. Hayes. ROW 2: P. Eggleston, R Evans, A. Granger, E. Jan- non, K. Frye, D. Greenier, L. Eggleston, C. Flansburg. ROW 1, L. to R: P. LaRose, L. LeClair, D. Milligan, M. Luper, L. Radecki, L. Knapp, A. LeClerc, C. Hurley. ROW 2; K. Madison. S. Jenks, S. Pike, M. O'Neill, P. Madison. 126 GRADE ROWl, L. to R.: C. Liebl, M. Whitcomg, J. Walker, S. Eddy, ROW 2: J. Peck, T. Seelow, A. Straight, K. Gurtler, E. Towers, D, Woodard, D. Feulner, W, Smead. ROWl, L. to R.: T. Smith, K. Rhodes. J. St. John, D. Shattuck, D. Primeau, R. Shippee, J. Sprague, D. Stiles. ROW 2: D. Reynolds, L. Reese, R. Talbot, E. Plummer. L. Schyberg, E. Rivette, W. Ryan, P. Lucia, C. Smith, J. Shattuck, E. Sioui, B. Towers, W. Way. ROWl, L. to R.: A. Waring, P. Towers, S. Tooker, Y. Whitcomb, E. Marcotte, B. Winslow, C. Thieverge, M. LaFreniere. ROW 2: M. Venables, K. Winslow, D. Wins- low, J. Topps, R. Wendell, P. VanNoy, R. Wells, J. Walk- er, A. Pitkin. 127 PATRONS OUR SINCERE THANKS THE VILLAGE STORE JIM THE FLORIST PAPER CITY PHARMACY GRAND UNION THE VOGUE THE LITTLE SHOP MARGUERITE WHITE MR. AND MRS. R. W. ROBERTS WINDSOR COTE'S INSURANCE HATHAWAY'S GROCERIES THE INN YOUR HOSTS: DUTCHIES AND JOE BURLETT FEULNER'S TAVERN MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SAVAGE TAYLOR BROTHERS GROCERY SHERYL'S BEAUTY SALON ADIRONDACK REGIONAL HOSPITAL BENNETT’S AURTHUR WHITE SON INC. THE ELM'S COTTAGE HENRY'S MARINE CENTER MR. AND MRS. GEORGE RABETOY MR. AND MRS. WALTER BUTLER CORINTH ADVERTISING PRINTING CO. MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND LAPIER KEHOE'S MR. AND MRS. SAM BRONZENE MR. AND MRS. BERNARD STEVENS MR. AND MRS. FOSTER JENKINS MR. BEST MR. AND MRS. FRANCES SHIPPEE MR. LEGG MR. AND MRS. JAMES MONTELLO MR. BALDWIN MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE KING MR. AND MRS. EDWARD GUILDER MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS WILKINS MR. AND MRS. PAUL E. GRANGER MRS. BONNIE STOTE MR. AND MRS. GERALD MILLIGAN MR. AND MRS. A. R. PLETTE MR. AND MRS. MATHEW TIGHE TAYLORS MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR WHITNEY CLAIRMAN'S BUD'S DINER WARINGS PHARMACY PETRO'S DRESS SHOP RUSSELL'S PHARMACY MASHER HARDWARE INC. EDDIE'S MOBIL HIGGIN’S GROCERIES THE STAR HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS: NORM'S HIDEAWAY BOB AND NORMA'S GROCERIES MR. AND MRS. DONALD MOSES GILL AND TOWERS DAIRY KINGSLEY'S JOHN AND SUE HIGGINS CORINTH AQUARIUM STONE'S PHARMACY WATERHOUSE'S RESTAURANT MR. AND MRS. WILBUR CLOTHIER MR. AND MRS. QUENTIN STRAIGHT A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. EARL TOWERS JR. MR. AND MRS. ELWIN BURNETT MR. AND MRS. TICKNOR MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MITCHELL MR. AND MRS. JAMES SCHYBERG COUNTRY BARBER SHOP AND SEPTIC TANK SVC. WINSLOW'S GROCERY STORE INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. CORINTH EMERGENCY SQUAD MR. MACDOUGALL MR. AND MRS. RONALD STRAIGHT MR. AND MRS. HERBERT WELCH MR. AND MRS. EDWARD LECLAIR MR. AND MRS. CHARLES WENDELL MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BREDENKO MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MILLER MR. AND MRS. FRANK GRIPPE MR. AND MRS. WILLIMA G. FITS SIMONS MR. AND MRS. ROSS PISTORIA 128 129 GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Sumner, T. DiLorenzo, M. Balcom, A. Duguay, M. A. Pabon, T. Ventgen. ROW 2: K. Thompson, M. Kelly, V, Gilbert, N. Farr, P. West, S. MacDonald, N. Smead. MR SMITH'S CLASS 132 ROW 1, L. to R.: G. Berg, W. Holmes, B. Shippee, K. Clothier, H. Rhodes, B. Flewelling. ROW 2: D. Irish, E. Woodard, W. Hull, K. Morrow, C. Dearborn, D. Lyford. QOC ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Bush, L. LiLlibridge, L. Anderson, T. Howenstein, P. Wells, B. Lozier. ROW 2: J. Towers, M. Griffin, J. Towers, M. Luper, B. Schyberg, A. Ralph. ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Reynolds, L. Brown, M. Pabon, R. Meilleur, G. Knowles, T. Welch, F. Marcotte. ROW 2; D. Burke, D. Stanton, J. Bedell, D. LaPier, E. Pixley, F. Mihalek. 133 FtANCBUR ’S OAQQ ROW 1, L. to R.: K. Delong, C. Montgomery, L. Lehan, M. Rabida, L. Walker. ROW 2: L. Gray, C. Holt, D. Kruger, L. Millington, M. Plummer. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Dearborn, P. Rivette, J. Loeffler, Tim Shipski, L. Shaw, R. Rawson, R. Stiles, A. Fuelner. ROW 2: R. Madison, E. Davies, B. Miller, G. Winch, D. Martel, R. Harris, R. Springer. 134 GRADE m . B4UG ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Mann, C. Clements, K. Gurtler, F. Millis, L. Towers, R. Sitts, J. Holland, T. Burke, W. Baker. ROW 2; D. Bolduc, K. Reed, J. Shat- tuck, A. Duffney, C. LaPier, £p6 {cmJi) H'S owes K. Woodcock, T. Willett. ROW 3: T. Zigo, D. Dens- more, M. Flansburg, R. Randall, C. Walsh, L. Watulak, P. Wells, B. Waite, D. Eddy, B. Clodgo. VOUC’Q ClAQQ ROW 1, L. to R.: E. Pixley, C. Eddy, T. Mason, P. LaPier, A. Duguay, K. Topps, M. Feulner. ROW 2: E. Rayder, S. Thompson, B. Farr, R. Eggleston, S. Viele, B. Kellison, M. Ulrich. ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Melville, G. Emery, T. Madison, B. Franklin, W. Shippee, E. Thieverge, C. Chandler, T. Tucker, R. Briner. ROW 2: J. Gurney, M. Murray, K. Germain. 135 GRADE MR . U ARD’S OACC ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Murphy, M. Lewis, J. Gamache, A. Beuhler, J. Jenkins, S. Gurtler, L. Willett. ROW 2; N. Sycuro, S. Rawson, L. Lent, S. Brennann, D. Lang. 136 ROW 1, L. to R. : D. Mills, D. Harris, D. Eddy, D. Moses, W. Knowles, W. Winslow, A. Spieldenner, S. O'Neill, T. Robinson. ROW 2: J. Hilder, W. Vaughn, R. Pistoria, G. Guilder, D. Lenz, J. DeLoriea. FIVE WR. TOWERS ROW 1: B. Clute, B. Pixley, F. Winslow. ROW 2; M. Young, D. Farr, P. Talbot, D. Wiley. ROW 3: L. Hoffman, C. Kehoe, M. Matino, L. Martell. ROW 1, L. to R.: E. Spieldenner, G. Jeremias, M. Melville, P. Wilkins, R. Boutelle, H. Brennan, E. Look, J. Mosher, J. Walker. ROW 2: J. Dean, W. Barber, D. Lockhart, T. Madison, G. Griffin, H. Galusha, W. Thomas. 137 GRADE MRS. BROUGWON’S CLASS ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Zamparelli, R. Hadley, K. Ogden, G. Bronzene, T. Woodard, D. Irish, D. Emery. BACK ROW; D. Towers, T. Aldous, S. Comings, W. Dearborn, E. Normile, K. LeClair, K. Washburn, T. Madison. 138 ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Griffin, K. Murray, R. Granger, T. Winslow, C. Tracy. BACK ROW: P. LaPier, C. Suttle, R. Graham, T. McKeon, S. Pike, H. Dean. FIVE- (coicfcd) MR WATTS’ CLACC ROW 1, L. to R.; S. Walker, D. Jones, D. Sitts, B. Millington, K. Zigo. ROW 2: S. Coon, S. Caldwell, S. VanAuken, Ann Reed, Shelly Denno, N. Waite. ROW 1, L. to R.: T. Ryan, K. Hagadorn, R. Boutelle, D. Brown, B. Sitts, D. Hayes, D. Robarge, K. Cook. ROW 2: N. Lawrence, D. Lucia, M. VanNoy, T. Pixley, D. Clothier, T. Luper, R. Bellinger, C. Wyman. 139 GRADE FIVE (cowfcU) L. to R.: S. Dearborn, A. Stephenson, C. Denton, L. Brown, L. Boyle, J. Pitkin, M. Peck, L. Towers, C. Boutelle, K. FitzSimons. 140 ROW 1, L, to R.: R. Thew, J. Millington, R. DiLorenzo, P. Wells, A. Kelley, M. Madison, G. Hulka, B. Shippee. ROW 2: J. Collura, L. Tracy, C. Frechette, B. Thomas, R. Mills, M. Milligan, D. Colson. SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASS MR FOV ROW 1, L. to R. : K. Convery, R. Sanders, J. Warrington, K. Baker. ROW 2: A. Laurence, K. Gregory, D. Reynolds, J. Bates. 141 |URS. BOLES’ CLASS This transitional class is working to strengthen weak- nesses in the major academic areas for first grade. Fun in learning is our class motto. ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Woodcock, L. Rumney, L. Reynolds, L. Rumpf, J. Berg. ROW 2: M. Cowles, K. Williams, K. Feulner, P. Murray, R. Neuman. ROW 3: T. Dimick, K. Reed, R. Barber, D. Germain, T. Baker, C. Bovee. PRE-RRGr GRADE GRADE jWRfi. TENNYSON'S ewes ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Savage, B. Mills, E. Shippee, D. VanAmerongen, J. Measack, S. Baker, S. Galusha. ROW 2: C. Milligan, K. Butler, D. Gurtler, A. DeLong, S. Shattuck, C. Reynolds, C. Jarosch. 142 ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Jenkins, D. Towers, C. Tucker, C. Huse, B. Davies, C. Burnham, B. Murphy, J. Schyberg. ROW 2: K. Wells, J. Boisvert, K. Ogden, B. Allen, J. Hurley, K. Shumner, D. Lucia, G. Randall. FOUR MISS £54MAN'S ewes We are planning on mak- ng a colonial village during OiSs .study of that period in American history. ROW 1, L. to R.: E. Barrass, C. Shipski, S. Montgomery, C. Chandler, K. Stephson, D. Reynolds. ROW 2: N. Huse, M. Densmore, D. Reynolds, J. Lyford, S. Allen, R. Lattimore, S. Hathway. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Birsett, J. Mann. ROW 2: J. Monica, J. Wood- cock, J. Cook, E. Blanchard, N. Baldwin, D. Long, K. Clothier. ROW 3: S. Allsop, P. Morreale, R. Waite, W. Seelow, S. Gonzalez, R. Shaw, D. Hayes. 143 144 ROW 1, L. to R.; S. Tucker, J. Ventgen, S. Smead, C. Clayton, B. Berg. ROW 2: L. Bosford, T. Jenkins, L. Elder, S. Thomas, C. Hayes, T. Guilder, M. Monroe. GRADE MRS. RJV CM MRg. DE CM ROW 1, L. to R.: M. LaMore, P. Winslow, J. Milligan, K. Harris, S. Smead. ROW 2: G. LeClair, A. Pitkin, A. Mar- cotte, E. Suttle, E. Seaman, M. Shattuck, D. Feulner. ROW 3, L. to R.: G. Berg, D. OUR ( ) HIES 5S ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Brady, P. DeLoria, B. Rosenbrock, J. Clothier, S. Eddy, G. Winslow, W. Evans, M. Tucker. ROW 2: N. Lytle, W. Coon, R. Mosher, T. Woodard, J. Butler, R. Saunders, B. LaPan, D. Lamarine. JOSEPH’S ££ illington, M. John, C. Madi- on, L. McDonald, T. Griffin, Pixley, K. Gurney. ROW 4: . Eddy, V. Martel, P. Pabon, . Murphy, S. Potter, D. Vena- les, S. Wood. GRADE 146 MR£. NOW JCl N’C CLACC ROW 1, L. to R.; D. Belanger, P. Hurley, W. Madison, D. Huse, D. Walsh, T. Tracy, S. Bordeaux, D. Smith, R. Shattuck, M. Knowles, E. Lucia. ROW 2: D. Lamarine, D. Radecki, S. Galusha, P. Mar- cotte, V. Hoffman, M. Brown, R. Kehoe, K. Kirchhoff, L. Mann, C. LaPier, L. Clother. URC. UEIVIUE’S CLACC ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Lewis, T. Burnham, R. Lescaut, S. Jowaizas, P. Buehler, J. Godin, T. Byrnes, K. Graham, D. Brown. ROW 2: M. Milligan, A. Rhodes, J. Cook, G. Kellison, B. MacDonald, C. Slusher, K. Guilder. ROW 3: K. Pixley, T. DiLorenzo, G. Cald- well, J. Seelow, G. Montena. URC. TOWGRC' ROW 1, L. to R.; T. Cleve- land, J. Mosher, T. O'Neill, M. Tooker, A. Shattuck, D. Merton, W. Ovitt, A. Butler, R. Cook, R. Monroe, L. Frechette, E. Darrah. ROW TWR£E |UR£. NEVtUX’S OAQC Our third grade is plan- ning to put on at least two small plays this year. The first one, A Funny Face For Freddy will be given at Halloween time. We are now engaged in identifying native trees by their leaves. CLASS 2, L. to R.: S. Venables, P. Eddy, C. Eddy, E. Greenier, M. LaPier, L. Hoffman, M. Colson, T. Matino, T. Mil- lington, D. Anderson, C. Kelley, L. Brown. ROW 1, L. to R.: K. Winslow, D. Irish, E. Butler, K. Wells. ROW 2; D. Lockhart, W. Butler, C. Bolio, S. De Loriea, C. Hoagland, G. Bosford, K. Ogden, C. Lescault, J. Lyng. ROW 3: L. Clothier, L. Mosher, G. Williams, M. Merton, G. Gumey, G. Madison, D. Dear- born, R. Millington. MR£. G IPP Q CLAQQ TOP ROW, L. to R.: M. Mosher, C. Woodard, V. Sweet, L. Bort- ner, K. Pixley, D. Grillin, P. Reed, R. Rollman, K. Watts. ROW 2; C. Ramsey, J. Baker, W. Clothier, S. Stephenson, C. Miller, M. McKeon, J. Collura, D. Duguay, J. Bolduc. ROW 1: R. Brennan, Fred Hayes, J. Rumpf, J. Tracy. GRADE UR£. WOMIHONVS CLASS Science Project this fall was the life cycle of the Monarch Butterfly. We watched the caterpillar make its chrysalis and watched the adult butterfly emerge from the chrysalis. The children brought five or six caterpillars into the classroom. Our biggest aim is to learn to READ! ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Holmes, C. Brown, D. Rumpf, G. Massengale. ROW 2: R. Potter, C. Lucia, G. Spotswood, G. DeLoriea. ROW 3: R. Souther, K. Shippee, J. Hayes, C. Williams, S. Towers. ROW 4: C. Gray, H. Walker, W. Dunbar, D. Baker, P. Williams. ROW 5: L. Pritchard, J. Waldron, K. Monroe, D. DiLorenzo, L. Campbell. OAQC ROW 1, L. to R.: A. Eddy, J. Cummings, S. Feulner, W. Hathway, M. LaMore. ROW 2; B. Shippee, D. Billington, C. Shattuck, T. Dingman, C. Tooker, R. Birsett. ROW 3: R. Bogle, K. Jensen, L. Jenkins, M. McKeon, M. Jiguere, K. Kirchhoff. ROW 4; E. Pixley, J. Germain, S. Millington, D. Niles, L. Talbot, L. Sumner. TWO MRS. lUILLIGAN’Q ClACC ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Densmore, L. Monroe. ROW 2; S. Woodcock, K. St. John, J. Walker, W. Feulner, K. Williams. ROW 3: C. Granger, M. Miliis, A. LeClair, S. Ferri, M. Coon. ROW 4: K. Ramsey, P. Towers, J. Burnham, R. Lescault, T. Huse. ROW 4: K. Miliis, J. Price, W. Hayes, C. Straight, N. Cook, S. Smead. ROW 1, L. to R.: A. Fuller, J. Convery, R. Bovee, R. Spotswood, J. Feulner, D. May. ROW 2: S. Blanchard, D. Saborit, K. FitzSimons, E. Stahle, D. Heym, E. Normile, S. Millis. ROW 3: D. Hull, R. DeLoriea, R. Whitaker, D. Lescault, S. Smead, T. Keubler. ROW 4: D. Allen, L. Smith, C. Madison, J. Clothier, J. LeClair. CLAQC MRS. HARRIS' ClASS 150 ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Blanchard, K. Mosher, T. Reynolds, G. Wil- liams, id. Von Seggem, C. Shaw, ROW 2: F. Guerney, G. Bur- dick, D. Stewart, C. Shaw, R. Barrett, G. Bedell, Y. Smith, T. Lang, H. Allen, D. Pike. ROW 3: Mrs. Harris, T. Montena, M. Potter, T. Schaff, R. Watkins, M. Potter, E. Eggleston, T. Marcel- lus, K. Colson, R. Lucia. MRS. BALDWIN'S OASS ROW 1, L. to R.: A. Kohler, R. Neumann, B. Wood, R. Cook, G. Guilder, M. Hughes. ROW 2: M. Senecal, S. Brown, M. Mallory, M. LeClair, N. Frye, D. Hayes, J. Mosher. ROW 3; R. Monroe, D. Duval, M. Aldous, C. Palmer, C. St. John, P. Fisk, S. Willett. ROW 4: D. Lescault, Lee Burnham, M. Hayes, C. Warrington, K. Cleveland, D. Milligan. MAIN STREET ROW 1, L. to R.: K. Clay- ton, E. MacDonald, B. Walsh, W. Ferri, A. Robin- son, S. Allen. ROW 2: H. Zajaceskows, P. Dingman, W. Denton, J. Hurley. MRS. CO SCHOOL WR£. ANDERSON 'S OASS FfRST GRADE MINSS' CLASS ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Rabida, S. Donovan, G. Williams, C. Harring- ton, M. Hayes. ROW 2: M. Thieverge, H. Brown, S. Blake, K. Mann, A. Williams, L. Blackbird. ROW 3; K. Rhodes, C. Mosher, S. Sprague, E. Jensen, J. Hoffman, J. Lucia, J. Schaff, M. John, K. Bardin. ROW 2: M. Springer, T. Rivette, J. Towers, M. Reynolds, R. Mosher. ROW 3, Standing: W. Eggleston, W. Walsh, R. Randall, D. Harris. MRS. SCHVBERS'S OASS ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Everetts, R. Smith, H. Beaupre. ROW 2: M. Shippee, M. Lescault, L. Pritchard, J. Flewelling, M. Winchell, P. Saunders, V. Anderson, E. O'Neill. ROW 3: J. Powell, S. Burke, E. Florence, D. Sweet, D. Mosher, J. Rumpf, J. P. Lescault, E. Young, M. Walker. Absent - F. Lucia. 151 WNDER 4R7EN ROW 1, L. to R.: J. Butler, F. Guilder, G. White, S. Winslow, P. Champagne, J. Bosford, J. Carney. ROW 2: L. Guilder, J. Stephenson, V. Phillips, V. Phillips, B. Birsett. ROW 3: L. Allsop, R. Griffin, H. Stahle, D. Millington, Y. Darrah, K. Bogle. ROW 4: F. Duffney, G. Hoffis, J. Towers, R. Dilorenzo. PALMER MR£. watts MRS. CROMIE'S CLASS 152 ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Buehler, F. Mosca, C. Robarge, D. Measack, T. Tooker, J. Cornell. ROW 2; D. Brown, E. Sanders, K. Guilder, M. Ranado, Y. Bordeaux, S. Bourdeau, L. LaFreniere, G. Saborit, C. Gal- usha, P. Wiley, F. Madison. ROW 3: B. J. Murray, C. Melville, A. Ellis, M. Timpson, W. Baker. SCHOOL MISS francato’S CLASS F R5T SRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: F. Denton, J. Allen, K. Mann, B. Long. ROW 2: B. Sitts, A. Clothier, D. Ralph, V. Ramsey, R. Buehler. ROW 3: C. Tracy, L. Seaman, A. Rayder, J. Griffin, A. Ellis, A. Swanson. ROW 4; J. Earls, M. Bush, J. Price, J. Johnson. URjQ. SWEATS OASS ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Colson, R. Baldwin, R. Lucia. ROW 2: B. Ralph, P. Hozley, D. Stephenson, R. Farr, C. Smith, E. Kuebler. ROW 3: C. Clothier, K. Clothier, C. Mosher, D. Smith, S. Towers, S. Pike, C. Hayes. ROW 4: C. Arlin, S. Clothier, W. Shattuck, G. Gurney. 153 KINDERGARTEN SOUTR MRG. ZIEGIER S CLASS Planned activities, making applesauce, popcorn, jello. Trip to turkey farm, Story- town, Sugarbush. There will be Halloween, Valentine, and Christmas parties, Walks to discover change of seasons and Art projects for room decorations. ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Truelove, T. Dearborn, R. Ovitt, K. Reynolds, G. Colson. ROW 2: M. Lattimore, S. Chandler, K. Cumm, B. Holland, C. Shipski. ROW 3: D. Willett, P. Benware, D. Shayne, T. Robarge, M. Towers, H. Ovitt. ROW 4: T. Robarge, E. Vanderwarker, R. Truelove. UR£. U EBBE £ CLAQQ We entered Stewart's Apple Poem Contest. We went by school bus and col- lected our ice cream cones on Oct. 13, 1971. We will put on Christmas Program for parents in Dec. In the Spring we will visit Corinth with stops at Cluett Peabody, the bank. Post Office, Library, Lunch at the cafetorium and snack at Stewarts. FIRST GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: G. Towers, R. Berg, R. Vanderwarker, W. Flansburg, P. Ripley, D. Robarge. ROW 2: M. Ladd, B. Mosher, D. Farr, K. Bovee, W. Ovitt, D. Madison. ROW 3: S. Eggleston, R. French, K. Vanderwarker, J. Holland. CORINTH MRS. IWWTER ’S CLASS SECOND GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: G. MacDonald, T. Winslow, T. Plummer, S. Vetter, P. Vanderwerker, J. Ladd. ROW 2: B. Miliis, D. Mann, R. Shayne, K. Greenier, D. Chandler, R. Primeau. ROW 3; S. Harvey, W. Towers, S. Barber, D. Robarge, B. Zamparelli, K. Shipski, M. Rhodes. THIRD GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Greenier, B. Porter, B. Gurtler, A. Winslow. ROW 2: S. Vetter, R. Dearborn, B. Comings, T. Eggleston, E. Stanton, M. Plummer, O. Ovitt. ROW 3: M. Zigo, C. Millis, J. Berg, S. Towers, W. Wagner. UR . CUITON’C OACQ 155 retiring custodians MR. SWEARS MR. PRIESTER MR. VAN VRANKEN Our retiring custodians deserve many thanks. Through the years Mr. Swears, Mr. Priester, and Mr. VanVranken have offered their excellent services in maintaining our school. Your services have been greatly appreciated. Thank you and God bless you. 156 RETIRING- 7EACRERS MRS. LYFORD MRS. WALKER We would like to express special gratitude toward our retiring teachers. Your devotion to the teaching pro- fession Mrs. Walker, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Costello, Mrs. Sesselman, and Mrs. Lyford, has and will benefit us for the rest of our lives. Words can not express our true feel- ings. Thank you and God bless you. MISS ARMSTRONG MRS. COSTELLO MRS. SESSELMAN 15 I, Richard Allsop, leave my hurt foot to Jeff Bortner. I, Dorcas Bartlett, leave my dancing ability to Debbie Stearns. I, Gerald Bartlett, leave my quietness to Rick Petro. I, Gregory Bedell, leave my bell-bottoms to Bobby Patrenets. I, Patti Brady, leave my comb to Tanya Corapi. I, Shirley Brady, leave my driving ability to Michelle Cowles. I, Felicia Bronzene, leave my basketball ability to Teri Brady. I, Jerry Bryden, leave my muscle shirts to Tim Watts. I, Cynthia Burnett, leave my flying saucer to Sylvia Jenks. I, William Burnham, leave my tapes to the Junior Class. I, Cindy Butler, leave the memory of the cockroach man to Cheryl Long. I, Joseph Butler, leave 4,999,999,999 refrigerators to Cummer. I, Wendy Butler, leave my B. O. C. E. S. classes to anyone who wants them. 1, Billie Jane Clothier, leave all the Corinth Library books to Bill Zigo. I, Clarisse Cowles, do not leave Wayne Milligan to anyone. I, David Crandall, leave my beer belly to John Hickey. I, Sandy Curtis, leave my inheritance from Chicken to Jeff Faulkenbury. I, Dennis Dake, leave my mustache to Bob Higgins. I, Betty Lou Denno, leave all my boyfriends to Cindy Lehan. I, Joseph Doherty, leave my W. C. Field quotes to Mr. Dejoseph. I, Kathi Doherty, leave my tinsel to Malcolm's Christmas tree. I, Dennis Doody, leave my head to Kevin Plette. I, Gary Duguay, leave my rubber mallet to Marcel Marcotte. I, Victoria Dumas, leave my diamond to Debbie Franklin. I, Cecil Dunbar, leave my seat in Kayo's to Dick Darrah. I, Jean Eggleston, leave my buddy system to Connie Ralph. I, Karen Emery, leave English 12 to Richard Bosford. I, Michael Emery, leave my driving ability to Doug Bordeaux. I, Kathie Flewelling, leave my games to Tanya Corapi. 1, Shane Fraiser, leave my kicking ability to Dickie Bardin. I, Suzanne Granger, leave my bubble gum to Mary Savage. I, Eddilyn Guilder, leave my naturally wavy hair to Mr. Nolan. I, Stephen Hadley, leave my height to Dean Seelow. I, Don Halliday, leave my Volkswagon and its escapades to Jim Long. I, Carole Haskell, leave my fake identification to Otto Clark. I, Leon Hickok, leave Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Rollman to the next employee at Kingsley's. I, Irving Hosier, leave my blue eyes to the girls in the Junior Class. I, Kyle Hubbell, leave my guessing ability to Jon Senecal. I, Gregory Jeremias, leave my shyness to Carl Holt. I, Terry Jeremias, leave my magical jeep to Popeye. I, Donald King, leave my football ability to Bino Moses. I, Jo-Ann Kiselica, leave my shooting ability to Robyn Holmes. I, Jacqueline LaFreniere, leave my shape to Kathy Robinson. I, Ruth LaPier, leave my acre on West Mountain to the Collura Clan. I, Edward LeClair, leave my sweetness to Otto Clark. I, John Lehan, leave my strength to Jeff Bortner. I, Karen Lehan, leave my love for Bobby Ryan to Nadine DiLoriea. I, Kenneth Lozier, leave my leash to Doug Brodeaux. I, Daniel Lucia, leave my freckles to Dan Donovan. I, Jeffrey Madison, leave my hurdling ability to Kevin Plene. 1, Leslie Madison, leave my brown wardrobe to Rose Bovee. I, Eileen Mandigo, leave the play I was going to write to Mary Root. I, Catherine Marcellus, leave my friendship qualities to Laurie Pacco. I, Tonya Marcellus, leave my brooms to Sue Monica. I, Donald Martel, leave my 1904 Falcon to Doug Martel. I, Robert Mason, leave my weekend parties to the Hamiliton Ave. crew. I, Brian McKemon, leave my smile to Glenn Reese. I, Suzanne Melville, leave my height to Lori Towers. I, Dennis Miller, leave my sex appeal to Dennis Look. I, Frank Miller, leave my savoir-faire to Bruce Jenkins. I, Sheri Miller, leave my ski-doos to the North Pole. I, Bonita Milligan, leave my quiet ways to Vicki DiLorenzo. I, John Millis, leave my wrestling ability to Dan Martel. I, Marjorie Millis, leave my nursing ability to Vicki DiLorenzo. I, Patricia Millis, leave my car to Sharon Clothier. I, Terri Monthony, leave the Prom Picnic to go to the Christmas Ball. I, Robert Mosher, leave my job at Brust's to Leo Primeau. I, Peggy Nolan, leave my craziness to Wendy Granger. I, David Orto, leave my good times at Stewart’s Dam to Jeff Faulkenbury. I, Tim Peck, leave my shop passes to the I.P. I, Michael Phillips, leave my rolling green acres to Gene Mosher. I, Toni Pistoia, leave one ounce of my affection for Tom and Dennis to Judy Bedore. I, Colleen Plette, leave my extrovertness to Mr. Milligan. 1, Spencer Rabetoy, leave my South Corinth beer mug to Bill Potter. I, Jeffrey Rabida, leave my smile shirt to Michael McKelligott. I, Gary Randall, leave my dieting to Tim Watts. I, James Regan, leave my cabin to Harold VanAuken. I, Paul Richmond, leave my reading ability to John Moyer. I, Elizabeth Roberts, leave my emotions to Pamela Howard. I, Thomas Savage, leave my speedy shower ability to Mark Doody. I, Helen Scidmore, leave trigonometry class to Jeff Bayer. I, Kristy Schyberg, leave my job at Hidden Valley to Cindy Mosher. I, Janice Shattuck, leave my smile to Diane Baker. I, Donna Shippee, leave my good health to Georgette Harvey. I, William Sims, leave my charm to Joe Collura. I, Rosemary Smith, leave my head band to Dana Schmerhom. I, Susan Smith, leave my girls' room passes to Mary Savage. I, Kim Stangle, leave my barf bag to Mr. Stein. I, Michael Stanton, leave my illegal driving to whoever can catch me. I, Kyle Stevens, leave my little black book to Curt Madison. I, Bonnie Straight, leave my shop class to Cheryl Morrow. I, Kerry Straight, leave my shyness to anyone who needs it. [, Ernest Sutliff, leave my 90 deer to Sydney LaPier. I, Robert Thompson, leave my position on the absentee list to Emery Bills. I, Mary Tighe, leave my leadership qualities to the next chairman of the Christmas Ball. I, Carol Towers, leave my ability to get guys to Michelle Cowles. I, Connie Towers, leave my affection for Mr. Sterling to the 7th and 8th grade girls. I, Michael Tracy, leave my star trek to the future. I, Diane Trottier, leave my datebook to Wanda Allen. I, Karen VanAuken, leave my ash tray on the B.O.C.E.S. bus to the Birsett sisters. I, Cheryl Vanderwarker, leave my gyip excuses to Christine Rawson. I, Wyllys Vanderwerker, leave my birthday present from Rock to Mitchell Saunders. I, Clinton VanNoy, leave all my problems to Laurie Merton. I, Martha Vargas, leave my ability to make friends to Cindy Mosher. I, David Vaughn, leave my mustache to Michael Goodhart. I, Mark Viele, leave my body to the girls in the Junior Class. I, Joseph Vincent, leave my 33 credits to the circular file. I. Alice Vinicor, leave my ripped gymsuit to Debbie Sterns. I, Lynn Wallace, leave my quiet tendencies to Judy Godin. I, Carol Wendell, leave my ability to be on time to Michele Duval. I, Gregory Wheaton, leave my father's gas station to Connie Ralph. I, Anthony Wilkins, leave!!! (for parts unknown) 1, Corrine Wiley, leave my doodling to the books in English. I, Kathi Woodcock, leave my motorcycle license to Geoff Towers. I, Michael Woodcock, leave my ability to choose cars to Diane Lama- rine. We, the class of'72, leave: Our grateful thanks to our parents and teachers who have had unlimited patience with us through the years. We leave our great admiration to the many adults who have guided and advised us; our class advisors who willingly shared so much of their time and experience receive our deepest gratitude. Lastly, we leave our affection to every- one who has helped us reach the first step towards attain- ing our life's goals.