Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

Table ofr Dedication ............ Apprsciatio v.......... Retiring Teachers...... ItV UemOrlOnv......... Seniors................ Da You Remember .... Lost WiM and Testament Dw-dass Members doss, ChoAodm. Senior Signatures Spring.......... Summer ......... Winter ....... BOOBS--------- Organisations. Sports........ UuSlO........ Administration Faculty........ . .3 . .4 . .5 . .6 . .7 .38 .40 .42 .42 .44 .48 .53 .65 .75 .87 103 107 115 127 133 139 Dedtc ttoit MR. NOLAN MRS. WELCH We, the Class of '73, would like to dedicate our yearbook to two deserving people; Mr. John Nolan and Mrs. Joan Welch. They are deserving, not only for their excel- lence in teaching, but mainly for their community services. Mrs. Welch is always there when something needs that woman's touch. She is forever helping make their prom or wedding gowns, advising school organizations, and planning everything from teas to banquets. Her activities aren’t only connected with the school, but with the whole communi- ty. She is an active member of the Adirondack Regional Hospital Auxiliary and the Corinth Youth Center. Her biggest project is the annual Operation Joy program. Here she collects, packages, and delivers clothes, food, and toys to the needy families in the area. The remarkable trait about Mr. Nolan is how he gives so unselfishly of his time to a community ttiat, unfortunately for us, he doesn't even live in. Helping children grow up in a better environment seems to be his first love. He has been instrumental in establishing the Little League and Babe Ruth baseball clubs. He has served on the Corinth Youth Commission for several years and played a great part in starting our suc- cessful youth center. He is one of these men who seem not only to join an organiza- tion, but to make the organization. We have named some of the wonderful things these two people have done for our community. We just want them to know that their efforts are recognized and appre- ciated. We, the Class of '73, would like to express our appreciation to flA i . fa c oujgoM, Owv Cktss A mso He has been with us since our money making activities began. Mr. MacDougall has always been willing to give his fullest support to us. For example, the night before our Prom, he stayed until 1:00 in the morning helping us with our decorations. He has taken our razing and criticism without comment. Mr. MacDougall has been an asset to our class that we could not have done without. R tfoUig ikack i Ui tOiv Wo$V v This year's Retiring Teacher is Mr. Milton Wolven. Mr. Wolven has been band leader and Instrumental instructor for 15 years. The class of '73 would like to express our deepest gratitude toward Mr. Wolven. The devotion Mr. Wolven put forth will affect us the rest of our lives. May God Bless Him and His Future Plans. fli fiAj JMHiOum U is. LyfcwL U is. Shotey “Lee Lyford was a person devoted to the teaching of children. She understood them, loved them, disciplined them, but above all she taught them. Lee had a great love for all of nature and imparted it to those around her. She had a quiet demeanor, never re- sorting to harshness. Underneath the quiet- ness, was a firmness of purpose, which the children recognized. She was not a stag- nant person. She was always open to new and better ways to improve her teaching. Being a very well-read person, she was a joy to converse with, as you could always glean something from her vast knowledge. The children of Corinth, her family, and her friends were enriched by having known her. May she have found the peace, she so richly deserved, and may we never forget the wealth she brought to each and every one of us. This year, the senior class sees in our heartfilled memory, Mrs. Mabel Shorey. At this time, we are proud to express our deep admiration and loving respect for her loyal years as Corinth Librarian. Mrs. Shorey has helped us make it to our senior year. Mrs. Mabel Shorey, her friend- ship and guidance, will long be remembered and missed not only by the class of 1973, but by all who knew her. ?0q do not $aaiR, -tor( o R.ouJ $o oj 2 Y aucz 5czc?n c a -tci cLOy | and U3(2 Lfioe today Cfass KEVIN PLETTE - President MIKE NILES - Vice President Something attempted, something done has earned a nights repose. They said it couldn't be done, so he tackled it with a smile and found - it couldn't be done. DONNA KRUGER - Secretary DOUG BORDEAUX - Treasurer The heart has reasons of which reason has no knowledge. How sweet the blush of bashfulness. JUDY BEDORE SANDY BERG We want a few mad people now - look where the sane ones have landed us. A quiet conscience makes one so serene. Only so much I know as I have lived. DENNIS BOLLER DON BOLTON The most convincing argument in the world is intelligent silence. A teenager is going thru a trying period - try- ing to avoid study and trying to avoid work. it KONIE BUTLER JOHN CHANDLER Good, the more communicated, the more abundant grows. Enjoy when you can; endure when you must. KAREN CLOTHIER OTTO CLARK The true measure of a man is taken around the heart, not the head. Speak low if you speak love. WAYNE CLOTHIER We see things not as they are, but as we are. GARY COLSON Character is something a man either is or has. TANYA CORAPI It is not easy to be a pretty woman without creating trouble. MICHELE COWLES DICK DARRAH Man has his will but woman her way. In order to be happy one must not only know love's passion but also love's pleasure. MIKE GOODHART MICHELE DUVAL All art is a kind of subconscious madness ex- pressed in terms of sanity. I start where the last man left off. JOHN HICKEY CARL HOLT Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we may die. Be calm in arguing for fierceness makes error a fault and truth discourtesy. DIANE LAMARINE Those eyes soft and capacious as a cloudless sky. DEBBIE LaROSE SID LaPIER In everything that matters the inside is much larger than the outside. Laugh while you can, everything has its time. It matters not how long you live, but how. BRUCE LONG Variety is the spice of life. JIM LONG A brother may not be a friend, but a friend is always a brother. COLLEEN LOZIER The greatest of all pleasure is the pleasure of giving pleasure. CURT MADISON LONNY MADISON He alone is an acute observer who can observe minutely without being observed. The brotherhood of man is a wonderful idea. MICHAEL McKELLIGOTT TINA MEILLEUR Kindness, joyfulness, tolerance. Moderation is the silken string running through the pearl-chain of all virtues. LAURIE MERTON A laugh cures everything. GARY MILLIS SUE MONICA We cannot love something without wanting to fight for it. The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. JOHN MONTGOMERY Some people sell themselves to the devil; others rent themselves out by the day. SHERYL MORROW One must talk little, and listen much. JOHN MOSES And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew that one so small a head could carry all he knew. GENE MOSHER KAREN MOSHER Thou sayest such an undisputed thing in such a solemn way. The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. JOHN MOYER CAROL O'NEILL Men of few words are the best men. It takes a very unusual mind to undertake the analysis of the obvious. LORIE PACCO I spell by ear altogether, spelling a word the way it sounds, which is frequently much simpler than the way academic sharps put it. BONNIE PASSINO RICK PETRO It is prosperity that gives us friends; adversity that proves them. Laugh, and the class laughs with you, but you stay after school alone. STAN PILLESKY Life is just a dirty four-letter word: W-O-R-K. CRYSTAL PIX LEY BILL POTTER An aquaintance that begins with a compli- ment is sure to develop into a real friendship. Not all who auto ought to. LEO PRIMEAU Contentment is the best of all riches. DONNA RALPH We have the power to make this generation the greatest in the history of mankind; or to make it the last. KATHY ROBINSON Friendship is the wine of life. SHEILA REYNOLDS Anticipating pleasure is also a pleasure. PAM ROZELL SUE SAUNDERS The end of wisdom is to dream high enough not to lose the dream in the seeking of it. I do not want the peace which passeth under- standing, I want the understanding which bringeth peace. DANA SCHERMERHORN DAN SHIPSKI To have joy one must share it - happiness was born a twin. I shall need to sleep three weeks on end to get rested from the rest I've had. RAY STEVENS To the practical joker everyday of the year is April 1st. GEOFF TOWERS AMY TOWERS Be your own florist: Wreathe your face in smiles. The deeper the thought, the higher you must climb to grasp it. LAURIE TRACY DEB VanNOY The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Well, no offense: Thar ain't no sense in genin' riled. TIM WATTS What matters is your heart. DEB WINSLOW I believe it, just because it's unbelievable. JEFF WINSLOW There are two roads you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you’re on. JOHN WOODCOCK JOSE ORTIZ The man you are is proud of the boy you were. A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out. The, Gang Wats The, epidemic broken atms to styth grade,, Pietd Days. Catechism Robbing fonts before, catechism Uopptog the, train for Ou ride down Throwing snowbcMs at trucks Gister T-TtUegard f-Toly communion and Conformation Father Carr and Ids bekt Uiss Noyes and her potty Dick , Jane,, Catty, Cpot, and Puff, Qtory time with UtS. UelviMe, Qhow and Tett The, Ftedtric, Paddfo Commissary BasketbcM UiSS Raymond Putpfe, People, Raters The, Gtarr Theatre, fas. Rivetbe,, the, paddle and shake, ups” Uiss fComhofo to 6th grade and her mother Cquirt guns. Ut,. PianMto’s uocab. words 7th grade Bngtish with Ut . UacDonald. Uts. Uesser and Uusic Ut . Weiford OndJuniOt Ckotus The, Swim ”, monkey”, and ''je tk” were to V” for uictoty Goodbye, U u Chips, pranounciation, enunciation Rjetnetoibyi '? Ut. Cassi, f-fandsome Ut. Ccaghone, Reading with Uts. Qt. Lauttence and Um. Uabde Ctudentjeaaheis Cdumbet Patties Cindy’s iandmotheAS Uouse Deb’s impromptu patties When BinOs and CwOmpy raided Kathy S Uonot Codety Tup tee Ctorytown UCA UaS. Baidey’s speeding ticket Battk sciences fashing tup — Ut. Uatinos and Coke Can, stain, seven-nute hike, ivonderfad catch” (cokd) CCAC and Catatogosjaib Cophomore Ptcnie Juniot Proms ' 'AJevet Uy Love’ ’ Ckipping 6 th period tosgostos Ctewatts and the park Tups tos psiospect Uountain with Uatadm ' Dovjnfadd’ ’ the Centra!! f-fouse Uidnight Uass on Christmas Bve Ut. Medan’s windoop tee the West. CM Pond at Footbalts Camp. Chin-Sy Petror Animat BiothetS Bggteston Ctreeb A Joint u as as patts ofr the body Patties Ate The Patk The f-foh Cacandagas The Van Candptts A-Frames f-faunted Houses Uufys’S Radphie’s Lamatiue’s Boston Landing The Woods 39 I, Hope Allison, leave my friendly smile to everyone. I. Jeff Bayer, leave my many talents to Harry Densmore. It Judy Bedore, leave a happy day and a bounce to Linus Howard. I, Sandy Berg, leave my attendance record to Rose Bovee. It Emery Bills, leave all my loving to Debbie Boiler. I, Don Bolton, leave my enthusiasm for education to Bill Zigo. It Doug Bordeaux, leave my wrestling ability to my brother Dennis. It Jeff Bortner, leave my ability to give speeches to Tom Applin. I, Ralph Bryant, leave nothing. I, Jack Bunzey, leave my little grin to Peter Aldrich. I, Konie Butler, leave. It John Chandler, leave my talents to Mary Normile. It Sheree Chandler, leave my ability to finger wave to Brenda Willett. It Otto Clark, leave my body to the girls who admire it. I, Karen Clothier, leave my quietness to Kathy Wells. I, Sharon Clothier, leave my favorite color, red, to Tim Welch. I, Wayne Clothier, leave Precious and Few, Cracked, to Patty Martin. It Gary Colson, leave my hair to Mr. Baldwin. I, Tanya Corapi, leave my tap shoes to Shawna Doody. It Michele Cowles, leave my smile to Patty Grippe. It Dick Darrah, leave my fleeting feet to Fred Evans. It Rhonda Day, leave Richard Denno to no one. It John Dayton, leave 500 used softballs to Mr. Miller. It Carolyn Deuel, leave my wisdom to whoever can understand it. It Vicky DiLorenzo leave my place on the cheerleading squad to Jeanne Sutliff. It Michele Duval, leave my talents in the kitchen to Toni and Joni Collura. I Cecil Dunbar, leave CHS for the second and final time. I. Mike Emery, leave again. I, Mike Goodhart, leave my basketball speed to Moose Marcellus. It Wendy Granger, leave my dizziness to Robin Schumaker. It Swamp Hickey, leave my front row seat at the Rustic to Jon Senecal. It Carl Holt, leave my childhood dreams in Study Hall 5. I, Pam Howard, leave my excitability to my brother Linus. I, Randy Huse, leave uncountable beer cans all over Eggleston St. It Diane Jowaiszas, leave a used engagement ring to Vicky Ranado. It Mark Knapp, leave what's left of my grandmother's house to George Melville. I, Mike Knapp, leave my dungarees to Glenn Brown. It Donna Kruger, leave my red hair to Karen Thomas. I, Diane Lamarine, leave my subscription to Ms. to all male and female chauvinist pigs. I, Terry Lamore, leave my place in the Girl's Locker Room to Nadine Deloria. It Sid LaPier, leave my height to Skipper Theiverege. It Deb LaRose, leave my great respect and admiration for Mr. FitzSimons to Terry Martel. It Cindy Lehan, leave my basketball ability to Davey Densmore. I, Bruce Long, leave my flash pants to Laurie Venables. It Jim Long, leave my shoes to Isaac Pabon. It Coll Lozier, leave alone. I, Curt Madison, leave my snow-mobiling ability to Charlie Dunbar. I, Lonny Madison, leave CHS. I� Muff Mallery, leave my bluejeans to Mr. Bartholomew. I, Mike McKelligot, leave my camera to Tom Applin. I, Tina Meilleur, do not leave David Rosenbrock to his little admirers. I, Laurie Merton, leave all my memories of French class to Mr. Bartholemew. I, Gary Millis, leave History class for the second time. 1, Sue Monica, leave the root of my troubles to Tami Watulak. I, John Montgomery, leave my basketball sneakers to Zip Madison. I, Sheryl Morrow, leave to go get Tom Savage. 1, Bino Moses, leave my basketball uniform to Reed Lehan. I, Garry Mosher, leave my dealings at BOCES to Scott Rhodes. I, Gene Mosher, leave my beard to Mr. Matino. I, Karen Mosher, leave a pair of handcuffs to Maynard Lillibridge.? I, Cin Mosher, leave the Phillipines to come back to Corinth. I, John Moyer, leave my football excuses to Mark Doody. I, Mike Niles, leave Corinth for further education. I, Carol O'neill, leave my expert math skills to Kevin Granger. I, Jose Ortiz, leave my accent to Randy Beecher. I, Lorie Pacco, leave my place on the Adam's Family to whoever can fit the part. I, Bonnie Passino, leave my little round belly to Santa Claus. I, Stan Pillesky, leave my ability to skinny dip to Vicky Ranado. I, Crystal Pixley, leave Happy. I, Kevin Plette, leave the presidency to whoever is crazy enough to want it. I, Bill Potter, leave my motorcycle accidents to my brother Mike. I, Leo Primeau, leave my dishpan hands to Porker Clements. I, Donna Ralph, leave Corinth, New York, forever. 1, Sheila Reynolds, leave a pack of cigarettes to Debbie Berg. I, Kathy Robinson, leave for good. I, Pam Rozell, leave my mailbox to June Bartlett. I, Sue Saunders, leave bananas to whoever likes 'em. I, Mary Savage, leave my enthusiasm for the Army to Mary Root. I, Dana Schemerhorn, leave my eyes to Randy Beecher. I, Dan Shipski, leave my bottles to Diane Primeau. I, Ray Stevens, leave my sociology reports to Porker Clements. I, Amy Towers, leave Dr. Drew to Diane Bunzey. I, Geoff Towers, leave my brain to Mr. Sterling so he can carry on without me. I, Lori Towers, leave my height to Candy Moreale. I, Laurie Tracy, leave my fan club to Kevin Straight. I, Deb VanNoy, leave my bluejeans to Mr. Bartholemew, too. I, Tim Watts, leave Mr. Dejoseph to next years cross-country team. I, Deb Winslow, leave my seat on the BOCES bus to Pam Clothier. I, Jeff Winslow, leave my drumsticks to Bill Haskell. I, Connie Woodcock, leave the family traditions to my brother Mike. I, John Woodcock, leave all my girlfriends to Philip Cooper. WlB Yow Fotc efr? Nipples and Rednecks When gappo was a skinhead. Cindcu Veham’S first afra. Betty Beep and Bimbo CVO and tke Parish Nall When Rich P. and Dick D. were altar boys The BM A Field and Indian hail after doth January 1975 — The day M“ff ume a dress. The school hill and Weitg s radia Idain Ctreet benches Milk and Crackers Niss Noyes, Mr. Franklin , Mr- lAadDonald, MiSS Cing, M S Kowhoff, M S QimOnS, Mr. Weiford, Mr. Anderson , Mrs. Vcknor , M $ Locke, M S Baton Farmer Pants Cadie Nawkins Dance Ja Bare Ltd. (alias UC Mole) Ceances and levitation Cabbage Nights Noontime cigarettes at the store The terrors of Driveu-Bd. Fown t Class U nb tS Gerald Abraham Robin Marcotte Debbie Allen Fired Marden John Allsop Dan and Doug Martel Karen Anderson Carl McCain Rae Anderson Raymond Mercier Linda Baker Terrance Mish Jaques Boisvert Mary Lou Mjaatvedt Barbara Brewer Donnie Ovitt Kevin Brower Cheryl Blmateir Ovitt Mike Byrnes Christy Peck Gerald Collard Lynette Putnam Nancy Cooper Glen Reese Diane Cummings Maynard Saunders Jeff Darling Jeremy Scoville Peter Durand Morris Sequin Peggy Eddy Cathy Sherman Helena Files Deb and Donna Shevlin Steve Foote Debbie Slimmer Eric Foster Gary Springer Deb Franklin Jackie Terrell Janice French Norman Theiverege Cheryl Hosier Ken Thomas Kurt Johnson Timothy Thomas Carolyn Keeler Alan Thompson Greg Keyworth Rose Walker Scott Knowles Mike Wheaton Babe Ruth LaPier Jill White Muriel Lawrence Lena Woodcock William Williams Ckattenboyes Vtckf, Geo W m t W Cufo? AMjdto Faces 50 Qfyutig SITTING: B. Dilorenzo, T. Brady, B. Rabida, C. Edwards, J. Godin, H. Clements, R. Higgins, P. LeClair. STANDING: J. Smith, B. Haskell, D. Rosenbrock, K. Straight, E. Heym , D. Lamarine. Sitting: W. Savage, J. Duguay, E. Waite, B. Montgomery, C. Long, D. Convery, M . Primeau, C. Clodgo, D. Baker. STANDING: T. Godin, D. Ralph, E. Duffney, D. Graham, W. Robinson, G. Straight, R. Denno, M . Simms, R. Lehan. BVdhd yS ROW 1: J. Kobar, E. Evans, V. Corota, G. Ovitt, R. Talbot, D. Washburn, D. Duguay. M. Normile, B. Ward, K. Towers, E. O’Neill. ROW 2: D. Kruger. K. Baker. K. Events. K. Butler. C. Griffin, C. Darrah, M. Butler, J. Duguay, P. Ward, C. Milligan, T. Watulak. ROW 3: K. Fasoli, B. Rawson, D. Baugh, J. Saunders, F. Germain, T. Willet, M. Keyworth , D. Walker, S. Smead, P. Wells, P. Lilibridge, J. Reynolds. KNEELING: D. Primeau, A. Pitkin, L. Schyberg.S. Densmore, B. Howenstein, P. VanNoy, J. Peck, W. Way, K. Gurtler, E. Sioui. SITTING: V. Eddy, B. Johnson, L. Applin, S . Mason, J. Walker, E. Burnham , T. Randall, A. LeClerc, S. Tooker, B. Ryan. STANDING: M. Baker, C. Smith, R. Talbot, B. Lang, D. Woodard, A. Straight, D. Fuelner, T. Montgomery, B. Towers, K. Lawson, R. Wendell. Cfnutg Birthdays KNEELING: D. Greenier, P. Towers, S. Rabida, L. Lehan, J. Holland, J. Bedell, S. Reynolds, W. Holms, C. Clemments, D. Dearborn. SITTING: A. Duguay, T. Ventgen, C. Walsh, L. Walker, P. Wells, L. Wells, T. Mason, C. Montgomery, T. Shipski, R. Gordonier. STANDING: S. Viele, B. Farr, W. Shippee, C. Montgomery, D. Lyford, J. Emery, M. Flansberg, F. Wood, J. Towers, C. Hayes. Sfytfag is SmSOtv the y to tbsrt muxkes yow glad uow ct i allue 1 Neim flAy Lcu Mary Savage Carl Holt Diane Lamarine Dean Schemerhorn Michele Duval Mitchell Saunders Tanya Corapi Dennis Doody Amy Robinson Flower Girl Colleen Plette Jeff Bayer Th Qumv and U i Cowit Deb Vomv AJoy Debbie VanNoy Kevin Plette Sue Monica Ray Stevens Nimi Kasturi Gary Straight Michele Cowles Wyllys VanDerwerker Jackie Powell Crown Bearer iCevln Ptebfe OuA JuuuOAy tkb Yma fC HUs PM UtSS Co tgeiUa iy fCcdky RobUiSOw lh CtoOitattiw W RtibUtSotv R n hibeAs tkb Bank Building ? JkmlS CoridlvT Ctm On your mark, get set, GO! He's over! Go Hubba . Fred's number one. Just a little higher. Jump, Dick. Owu Base Top of the Inning bMlkan There’s one for us. Home run ! Watch that wind-up. What an arm ! Bycurn We k In deep thought. Hi, Doug. The Wailing Wall. 65 QuhUMJ V KNEELING : P. O’Neill, S . Thompson , M . Sodini, M . Woodard , M . Welch , J. Densmore, M . Potter, M . Root, J. Bartlett. STANDING: W . Allen, D. Irish , L. Chandler, G . Clayton , B. Willett, S . Willett, C . Thomas, P. Grippe, I. Jenkins, L. Venables, H. Grey, L. Scoville. KNEELING: C. Eggleston, W. May, D. Stanton, G. Applin, K. Lillibridge, M. Bedell, D. Bunzey, D. Shippee, S . Gray, K. Brenner. STANDING: T. Welch, D. Densmore, P. Martin, C. Ralph , M . Cowles, S . Stiles, V . VanDenburg . C . Allen , A . Jannon, V . LaPier, J. Murphy. BiAthdcujS ROW 1: T. Marcotte, W. Sims, D. Lozier, M. Clothier, D. Bordeaux, J. Rosenbrock, B. Hosier, K. Harris. ROW 2: M. Woodcock, B. LaPier, L. Shattuck, L. Aldrich, A. Kelly, P. Miliis, R. Butler, M. Thompson, M. Hook, D. Chandler, Y. Melville, C. Jowaiszas. KNEELING: A. Waring, S . Baker, C. Thieverge, M. Clark, E. Towers, M. O'Neill, S . Eddy, Y. Whitcomb, J. Sprague, L. LeClair, R. Bedell, D. Stiles, G. Daniels. STANDING: T. Smith, E. Jannon, M. Whitcomb, R. Evans, D. Shattuck, K. Rhodes, R. Shippee, J. Rollman, C. Liebl, B. Deloria, A. Granger, B. May, P. Eggleston, G. Hayes, D. Dolfi, B. Wells, M. Hoyt. Qumum i BbMayS KNEELING: E. Pixley, D. Allen, P. Rivette, M. Pabon, B. Miller, E. Davies, D. Burke, M. Venables, E. Theiverage. STANDING: R. Eggleston, A. Duffney, D. Kruger, B. Shyberg, L. Anderson, A. Ralph , S . Thompson, M. Beatie, D. Bosford , H. Murray, T. Burke, R. Springer. QuhUrn i is Ou season; divided; into Hmeje pants: (Xniicdpcdlon;, wxc ttim , letupe uztiow. O jhtpcC Btk R ces Last June, the Corinth-Luzarna area was the site of the Olympic 10-speed bicycle trials. Sixty young men from all over the United States came to the area to compete for the six open berths on the 1972 Olympic Team . A carnival-like atmosphere pre- vailed during the duration of the races. Older and younger generations showed great interest in the trials and pride in the six who won and went to Munich. Cfoiytowv U.CA- Rich Pillesky Rick . . . f-fCtppfajQSS f$ ChMi fr . . . Rick Deb Sue Tkb P iadb Our Band Fire Engine Color Guard Model A Marching Bands QutoUM A FCUV The whole gang. Wake up. Sing! Kath Sacandaga Um Fluv Thcd ’$ Q(m 7 cuw[ What form. Deb Swing Herman flutuA VUV B SITTING: D. Bilodeau, R. Beecher, M. Allen. STANDING: C. Duguay, C. Moreale.S. Rhodes, D. Madison, B. Zigo, R. Tooker, S. Doody, I. Pabon, M. Ward, F. Evans, J. Mihalik, R. Holmes, 6 O' P !v O' hv O' 'ts Os s SITTING: G. Gamache, S. Colson, T. Madison, M. Woodcock, D. Ventgen. STANDING: D. Towers, K. Clements, S . Chandler, K. Sycuro, D. Bilodeau, K. Caldwell, D. Roberts, B. Cudney. tdkdcujS ROW 1: D. Zigo, D. Pistoria, E. MacDonald, J. Pabon, B. Smead, W. Springer, J. Crannell, D. Farr, C. Facteau, K. Gregory, T. Godin, D. Stanton, M. McKemon, D. Davies, K. Colson, J. Sutliff. ROW 2: K. McKernon , T . Gallagher, S . .Lake, C . Butler, W . Ovitt, R. Marcellous, K . Tracy, M . Bartlett, S . Schyberg, B. Young, J. Atwell, J. Fenton. ROW 1: D. Dilorenzo, J. Jenkins, D. Hook, S . Smead, J. Shattuck, D. Doyle, M. LaFreniere, E. Towers, D. Bryden, J. Clothier, C. Hurley, L. Knapp, D. Clothier, T. Wagner. ROW 2: P. Lucia, D. Milligan, K. Demarsh, J. Daniels, K. Dobbins, J. St. John, W. Dearborn, M. Bush, L. Radecki. ROW 3: G. Earls, F. Shippie, J. Walker, K. Winslow, E. Burns. ItitiUM BlAihdcujS BOTTOM: D. Mann, J. Savage, T. Madison, D. Reed, B. Kellison, M. Balcom , C. McKenzie, A. Duguay, N. Farr, S. MacDonald, K. Woodcock, M. Feulner, L. Watulak, A. Davies, D. Kruger. MIDDLE: T. Welch, K. Morrow, B. Flewelling, J. Holland, D. Boldoc, M. Shippee. BACK: D. Shippee, E. Theiverge, R. Rawson, P. Wells, F. Marcotte, R. Sitts, R. Melville. S {uiuMV L thb SMtSOU of thb yea t whow ev ty leaf is ou 78 FootbcM Ckmkad is Carol, Shell, Mick, Deb, Mary, Den, Sue. 79 What did ya do, Bino? Jean and Park. Makin' Popcorn. FoctboM Ce sotv Working hard? 1-2-3 - Hike! Bench warmers Don't be shy, Johnny! FodibaM Qeasous 81 Bubbly Gutw Cotdx b Blow 'em big! Bigger! Biggest! Curt. Mark and Big Bill. Our pictures. Richard! Anybody got a cigarette? Hot Dogs. Soda. 83 Yow't A Good CHARLIE BROWN LUCY......... LINUS........ SCHROEDER---- PATTY ....... SNOOPY....... ----------------------Geoff Towers ----------------------Laurie Yanik ----------------------Bin Savage ----------------------Mike Niles ---------------------Yvonne LeClerc % ----------------------Tom Applin Th Cost 84 IAjCw Ckfofey Btouw ! Schroeder. Me and my blanket. Did you get a valentine, Charlie Brown? I am a Queen! Suppertime. She s looking at me 85 Bv cuatto i UnlM cdb th f-fosjDtioL Having a party? 86 Look alive! Witd o ROW 1: S. Dayton, E. Johnson, J. Senecal, M. Carney, J. Collura, T. Wagner. ROW 2: P. Clothier, M. Doody, T. Clothier, M. Saunders, C. Loeffler, B. Harris, A. Schemerhorn, K. Foy, D. Donavan, V. Ranado, R. Goodhart. s O' k O' hit O' to 0 s ROW 1: L. Knapp, M. Briner, J. Shaw, K. Granger, J. Dean, R. Phillips, R. Patrenets, R. Lapier, P. Winch, D. Seelow, C. Dunbar. ROW 2: R. Hadley, C. Casperson, D. Berg, C. Pitkin, A. Flewelling, B. Jenkins, Y. LeClerc.S. Madison, J. Graham, J. Birsett, T. Vaughn, D. Towers, C. Curtis. BtdkdayS ns b S 1v hv H KNEELING: M. Montgomery, W. Gilbert, C. Beattie, E. Evans, P. Scoville, D. Zigo, R. Feulner. STANDING: P. Benware,S. Eddy, L. Yanik, J. Straight, T. Collura, M. Normile, J. Collura, B. Pitkin. KNEELING: J. Huse.S. Pike, P. Madison, D. Taylor, T. Collura, E. Plummer. STANDING: C. Flansburg, M. Mason, S. Jenks, M. Luper, N. Bolduc, D. Winslow, J. Topps, R. Grippe. Whdt v BfottufayS KNEELING: R. Stiles, B. Clodgo, T. Zigo, B. Shippee, W. Hull, K. Gurtler, D. Irish. STANDING: B. Weohr, C. LaPier, B. Lozier, W. Boisvert, P. LaPier, L. Lillibridge, L. Gray, T. Diiorenzo, P. West, B. Winslow, M . Kelly. Wtidt u is the, season unfit SO' dlbtfa Cm L SO' Much to' do 90 Chtisttwzs BcM Come on, chickens! Let it snow! Ho! Ho! Ho! What did you get from Santa, Jack? Dancing. Lovers. 91 Op uxtZowJoy Boxes, boxes, and more boxes. 92 Does anyone care? Oh, Christmas Tree! Dances Green Catherine. Ralphie Bear! Robin! Hi, guys! 93 U.S. Male, children parties, singing CUtStbi S ... Snowmen. ... love. 94 QpVut li eeU The Victorious Junior Wall! Truck On! Thinking? y VsCT tYj v ; • ys •• lG rrr Senior Class Posters. Sophomore Spirit. Seventh Grade Honorable Mention. 95 Beauty and The Junior class sponsors this activity. Each class selects one male and female contestant. They must grubup one day. The following week students vote with money for who they want as the Beauty and the Beast. This year Yvonne LeClerc was the Beauty and Jon Senacal was the Beast. CLAUDIA LOEFFLER JON SENECA L Tk Beast Cotdest DEBBIE CHANDLER JEANNE WALKER BRIAN MILLER BasketbcM Warm up. Friends Cross That Line Take Down Shake 'em up He's got 'em! CeiuOfr-Ricuj BasktfhM The Faculty beat the guys The Cheerleaders The girls beat the Faculty Potties Revisited Hut- Two- Three- Four Dirty old man I Magic Mike Johnny and Tom God Bless America The Winner Jutu t Class Msen Dauce Emmett and his 1950's Grease Band Hair Spray? Go, Man, Go! Ginger Baker Yakety Yak f B.O.C.BQ. Qtud d ROW 1: T. Clothier, B. Willett, B. Harris, D. LaRose, V. DiLorenzo, W. Allen, S. Chandler, D. Boiler, L. Madison. ROW 2: S. Rhodes, E. Heym , R. Huse, R. Bryant, G. Mosher, D. Lamarine, W. Clothier, D. Shipski, J. Chandler. ROW 1: D. Sterns, P. Rozell, S. Clothier, D. Winslow, R. Towers, H. Bovee, M. Knapp ROW 2: D. Bardin, V. Taylor, R. Bovee, S. Reynolds, S. Beck, T. Hilder, B. Clothier, P. Cooper, G. Waite, J. Bunzey. ROW 3: S . Smead , K . Mosher, N. Deloria.K. Clothier, F. Caldwell, B. Jenks.M. Jiguere, J. Hickey, C. Dahl, G. Mosher, B. Rolland, M. Lillibridge. Wayne and Kim Karen, Deb, and Karen Swamp and Jack X do rpt 4:0 beAona to a o ob IKat accepts paopiS like na 2 36 m zrr b 2f£5. ARone Societies ROW 1: L. Mallery.S. Morrow, M. Root, P. Grippe,T. Brady,M. Allen. ROW 2: P. Aldrich, M. Potter, P. O’Neill, W. Granger, V. Ranado, P. Clothier, D. Towers. ROW 3: D. Schermerhorn, K. Robinson, P. Howard, C. Edwards, S. Willett, W. Zigo. ROW 4: M. Woodard, J. Densmore, J. Moses, M. Niles, C. Holt, C. Morreale . J U H 0 ( O' 'v ROW 1: R. Pitkin, K. Baker, E. O'Neill, W. Springer, B. Clothier. ROW 2: J. Duguay, C. Milligan, R. Talbot, M. Eddy, J. Rosenbrock. ROW 3: B. Smead, D. Woodard, D. Zigo. QtuAmt Tuicns ROW 1: C. Baker, T. Meilleur, E. O’Neill, R. Way. ROW 2: C. Milligan, R. Holmes, C. Allen , K . Sycuro, S . Willett. ROW 3: D. Lamarine, T. Corapi, C. Edwards, B. Rabida, P. Howard, K. Robinson, B. Smead. SfjCUiish Tuim Qkidtoi04 UiCtA P. Howard, C. O'Neill, M. Savage, P. Grippe, Carl Holt L. Pacco, S . Saunders, J. Bedore, G. Towers Vai ity Cflub ROW 1: M. Savage, M. Saunders, R. Stevens, L. Tracy, F. Evans, M. Goodhart, D. Darrah, D. Baker, V. Vandenburg. SECOND ROW: C. O’Neill, A. Towers, T. Corapi, M. Cowles, C. Clements, R. Hadley, C. Foy, T. Lamore, H. Miliis, A. Flewelling, J. Murphy. THIRD ROW: L. Pacco, J. Moyer, D. Bordeaux, D. Duguay, M. Ward, M . Niles, C. Milligan, D. Donovan, S. Monica, D. Towers. FOURTH ROW: H. Clements, J. Sutliff, J. Mihalek, B. Rabida, D. Bardin, R. Petro, O. Clark, D. VanNoy, M. Potter, R. Goodhart. T . Lamore, C. Lehan, M . Cowles, J. Bedore, D. Roberts C . Holt, J. Moyer, H. Allison . FRONT: C. Lehan, C. Dev el, S. Monica, P. Aldrich. BACK: D. S Donavan, L. Scoville, J. Bortner, I. Jenkins, J. Bartlett. A-Vdub ROW 1: E. Rivette, R. LaPier, V. Carota, T. Marcotte, T. Tooker, R. Evans, P. Scoville, K. McKernon. ROW 2: M. Woodcock, B. Clodgo, A. Davis, E. Davis, M. Normile, D. Feulner, A. Kelly. P. Lapier, P. West, B. Ward, M. Clothier, B. Smead, G. Hayes ROW 3: T. Willett, R. Germain, S. Madison, M. Goodhart, F. Germain, M. Eddy, C. Hedger, K. Haskel. Ubitotj SITTING: M. Hook, G. Applin, D. Emery, E. Johnson. STANDING: K. Everetts, K. Butler, C. Darrah, S. Brady, D. Bunzey, M. McKernon, H. Allison, P. Benware, D. Davies, W. Allen, J. Straight, J. Graham, K. Sycuro, D. Winslow. Qtujdwb Coui vtil 1st ROW: T. Marcotte, C. Butler, Y. LeClerc, C. Clodgo, K. Sycuro. 2nd ROW: K. Casperson, C. Foy, C. Milligan , K . Plette, M . Ward , C . O 16111. 3rd ROW: S . Monica , K . Robinson, W. Granger, C. Holt, J. Murphy , R. Fulner. Dtcuvici Club M . Viles, Y. LeClerc, G . Towers, T . Applin , W. Savage. 1st ROW: C. Holt, C. Clements, D. Baker, K. Casperson. 2nd ROW: D. Towers, C. Clodgo, K. Sycuro. 3rd ROW: C. Milligan, H. Grey, D Towers, J. Collura, D. Ralph, P. Grippe, C. Pitkin. Byd tfuicje, Ctudetcts Next year the Rotary will send two Corinth students to foreign nations. Pamela Howard will go to Sweden and Christie Milligan will travel to Holland. The program has also sponsored Lucinda Mosher in the Phillipines this year. Jose Luis Ortiz is spending a year in Corinth under the Rotary Exchange Program. J06 Orffy It's kind of hard to say good bye ... When you know how much you were beloved. When you know you are leaving home (your three homes), because you are on your way home. When you think about your friends, so many friends. When you realize what this means to your life: You are ready. When you see the town, your town, forgotten for many maps, which among many things taught you the mojt important; how to live. When you remember the team, the teachers, the girls, the dictionary, the class ring ... It's so hard to say good bye, when you see the hope of return so far away. I see die traveling bags and they remind me of that song: In the end, the things you made, remain, you will be gone, others who come will continue them: the life keeps on going. I shake hands, it's time to go, I thank everybody with my soul rather than with my words, raise the handker- chief toward my eyes, and I finally say it ... Good Bye. Jose 114 115 Ternis ROW 1: B. Robinson, G. Gamache, T, Brady, W. Simms, J. Duguay. ROW 2: Mr. Powell, D. Martel, C. Clodgo, K. Granger, G. Duguay, D. Martel, F. Brontene, M. Goodhart. Pies{un£uvR oibcM ROW 1: D. Densmore, T. Tooker, D. DiLorenzo, C. Butler, R. Grippe, , , , D. Lozier, T. Madison, K. Murphy. ROW 2: P. Watts, M. Woodcock, T. Welch, R. Feulner, M. Marcellus, R. Talbot, N. Bouldoc, T. Collura, D. DeMilligan, M. LaFrenier, R. Evans. V ' I Ba ebcM L. Pacco, B. Allen, J. Dougherty, J. Collura, K. Lozier, J. Senecal, M. Niles, M. Goodhart, R. Bosford, J, Montgomery, G. Towers, M. Sherman. D. Milligan, M.Saunders, B. Moses, B. Donavan, T. Savage, D. Doody, M. Doody, J. Savage. Ttftck ROW 1: R. Denno, G. Straight, J. Godin, P. Aldrich. ROW 2: D. Densmore, E. LeClair, R. Bardin, P. Hayes, J. Allsop, M. Carney, J. Densmore. ROW 3: B. Haskell, K. Straight, J. Madison, K. Plette, L. Peck, R. Petro, J. Kobar. ROW 4: T. Madison, J. Montgomery, T. Watts, D. Towers. focihM ROW 1: J. Bayer, K. Plette, R. Petro, J. Moyer, G. Towers, J. Montgomery, S. Pillesky, B. Moses, D. Moses, A. Speildenner. ROW 2: P. Aldrich, J. Mahalik, R. Goodhart, M. Potter, C. Dahl, M. Mont- gomery, W. May, J. Densmore, D. Towers. ROW 3: M. Saunders, D. Bardin, M. Doody, J. Senecal, J. Collura, D. Donavan, D. Ventgen, D. Densmore, B. Haskell. ROW 4: K. Granger, J. Welch, G. Straight, T. Robinson, E. Speildenner, Mr. England, M. McKelligott. Our team went to a pre-season football camp this year, building up morale and team spirit. The food was great, the beds were average, but ... that cold water pond was too much! The retiring seniors are: Jeff Bayer, John Montgomery, Bin Moses, John Moyer, Rick Petro (captain), Stanly Pilleski, Kevin Plette, and Geoff Towors, have opened the way for next years sure fire team. P. Aldrich Determined athletes work together in a strong effort. They have competed against tough schools and have reached victory. These individuals always fought to the end. They will always be remembered and honored as an inspiration for the future. They played their best. C. J. Lehan Caoss Couitiiy Bill Savage, Dennis Bordeaux, Ray Stevens, Jerry Godin, Reed Lehan, Tom Madison, Steve Dearborn. Ab sent when picture was taken: Jose Ortiz and Mike Allen. J VBa ketbc Coach: RUSS MacDOUGALL pare for Varsity. REED LEHAN - co-captain, most assists, ball handler, TOM (RIP) MADISON - co-captain, shooter for ward DAVE DENSMORE - averages 20 pts. a game, forward BOB (H1GGER) HIGGINS - speed, guard TOM WELCH - defense, guard RAY (DELLER) DILORENZO - good foul shooter MIKE ALLEN - guard and forward MIKE BRINER - guard and forward DAVE EMERY - on the boards, rebounder, center JEFF SAUNDERS - center PAUL LeCLAIR - forward or guard RICHARD MARCELLUS - center Thank you for giving your time and effort towards helping the Tomahawks pre- scrapper, 5'5 guard VcuSity BaskdbM Joe Collura, Mike Niles, Carl Holt, Jose Ortiz, Bino Moses, Harry Densmore, Ron Goodhart, Dan Donavan, Mark Doody, Mike Goodhart, Parker Clements, Bill Haskell, John Montgomery, Coach Young. V BASKETBALL Coach: GARY YOUNG: Thanks is due to this man for his guidance friendship, and coaching which has put our Tomahawks in first place. 16-3 - Overall record OUR OUTSTANDING PLAYERS J. (BRICK) MONTGOMERY - guard, speed, good shooter 6' JOHN (BINO) MOSES - 5'8 - scrappy, team leader, guard, most assists JAMES (HARRY) DENSMORE - ball handler, guard 5 7 CARL HOLT - forward, 6'2 , rebounder DAN (BARNIE) DONAVAN - averages 20 pts a game, forward 6'4 MARK DOODY - 6’1 forward shooter BILL HASKELL - 6'3 , center, big, strong, good under the boards RON GOODHART - 6', forward MIKE GOODHART - 6'3 , good foul shooter MIKE NILES - 5'11 , guard HAROLD (PORKER) CLEMENTS - 6', defensively alert JOE COLLURA - 5'9” JOSE ORTIZ - crowd pleaser 5 9 Man of many moves I OASlty (A siestfllug KNEELING: K. Murphy, B. Howenstein, T. Marcotte, J. Fenten-Mgr. ROW 2: W. Sims, S. Densmore, D. Milligan, E. Evans, D. Kroger. BACK ROW: C. Beaty-Mgr., N. McKenzie, T. Burke, C. Emery, C. Dear- born, R. Feulner, P. Pacco, Mr. Miller, coach. ROW 1: Ray Stevens, Doug Towers, Tim Watts, Bill Ovitt, Bill Savage, George Ovitt. ROW 2: Chris Dahl, Rick Petro, Kev Plette, Pete Aldrich, Mike Potter, Leo Primeau, Mr. Nolan, Mr. Sherman - coaches. Freshman Basketball Cke i VctASZty Michele Cowles, Denise Duguay, Tanya Corapi, Sue Monica, Carol O’Neil, Christie Milligan, Deb Van Noy Mary Savage, Michele Duval, Vicky DiLorenzo. CO-CAPTAINS: Vicky and Tanya Ifead is Juiu is VCtASittj Robin Hudley, Diane Baker, Cindy Foy, Ann Flewelling, Cathy Clements, Connie Milligan, Penny Millis, Jeanne Sutliff, Vanessa Van Denburg, Jill Murphy The style of cheerleading this past year has changed considerably. This is due to the fact that five of our cheerleaders went to camp last summer. They were Kathy Clements, Vanessa Van Denburg, Robin Hadley, Christie Milligan, and Vicky DiLoren- zo. Next year both squads are going to cheerleading camp and we hope to improve much more. The J.V. squad would like to express great appreciation to the seventh graders and all other students who learned the new cheers to keep the Tommies spirit up. A. Flewelling We regret the fact that the J. V. Wrestling team photo did not appear in this year- book. The team members do merit recognition. DEAN SEELOW KEVIN VILLIBRIDGE GARY APPLIN WAYNE MAY MITCH CLARK ERNIE GREEN1ER STEVE DEARBORN JOE MIHALEK BILL OVITT DENNIS BORDEAUX TONY BOOLIN Cetu t 129 Qtodcw Baud Junior CkcwuS • • Juntos Baud 131 Tmv Tcm£6 Mike Niles, Sheiyl Morrow, Harold Gray. Stacy Willett, Hope Allison, Terry LaMore, Tom Willett, Yvonne LeClerc, Mark Bedell, Pat O’Neil, Pat Grippe, Tom Applin, Bill Savage. Uojcwttes Joan Graham, Lucinda Chandler, Cheiyl Chandler, Becky Montgomeiy, Melanie Baker, Carol Darran, Judy Crannell. ACCOMPANISTS Patty Grippe David Ralph MR. PALMA TIER MR. SAVAGE Bo uL ofr Gdu rizcw Mr. Doody, Mr. Fenton, Mr. Piette, Mr. Steel, Absent when photo taken: Mr. Edwards, Dr. Vinicor, Mr. Crannell. OupewisiMj Putttipal f-flglv Qckooly PtUtCtpCtA ■w« t-fzgh Cckool QecMtwues Mrs. Fauslo. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. MacDonald. QuI Ioa tc Mrs. Turcotte Mr. Duval 135 Mr. Matino Mr. Sprague, Mrs. Forman. A d -ViSuaJl Dobcwhneat Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Psychologist Dr. Murdock CoJfiteAto Qtc Jf MRS. MILLIGAN - Dining Area Supervisor Mrs. Swears, Cafeteria Supervisor, Mrs. Barrass, Mrs. Cancro, Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Manley, Mrs. West, Mrs. DeLong, Mrs. LaPier, Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Hayes Mr. Donavan, Mr. Allen, Mr. Eggleston, Mr. Burke, Mr. Benware, Mr. Whittaker, Mr. Fausic, Mr. Woods, Mr. Stedman. ABSENT: Mr. York, Mr. Monica, Mr. LaBrake, Mr. Farr, Mr. Bartlett. Qckool fiJuises MRS. HICKEY MRS. CLOTHIER Uhyxucms MRS. MELVILLE Dttue i GdubCCtfUm M s s mnmrnw STUDO T DRIVtR MISS NAUDAINE MR. ENGLAND ngSislv Depcwthteicb MRS. JENKINS - Chairman MR. FITZSIMONS, MISS STEINER MR. MOYNIHAN MR. LEGG MISS SCOTT MR. STEIN f-fistouj Dep riMutt ■■i MR. MILLER MRS. ST. LAWRENCE MR. MURPHY MR. REDFIELD MR. NOLAN HAjGtik Depcvdirvttovb MR. STERLING QdeuC6 Dep MR. POWELL MR. ALLEN MR. BEST MR. VAN NOY M3 Business Depatittoetcb MR. BALDWIN MR. MILLIGAN ycmeMxkfaCj DepMttotexi MR. DEJOSEPH MRS. WELCH Chop VepcudMtod MRS. BAILEY 144 MR. GRIPPE MR. KLUG Language DepCMfateut MISS RAYL MR. BARTHOLOMEW Uu fo Dep ritoMt MR. COMINGS MR. WOLVEN MRS. LAFAVE MR. BRIGGS 145 Ad Depct dtoi id MR. OUDEKERK MRS. DUVAL AM kto Deparitotetcb MRS. POLLOCK MR. SPEILDENNER MR. YOUNG MISS MALCOLM MR. SHERMAN Studet Teaclm Special Class Miss Skidmore, Miss Odeneal, Miss Gilligan, Miss Clark MR. FOY Teaclms Aides Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Matino, Mrs. Meilleur, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Clodgo, Mrs. Allen Je ck tS GMjdy td 148 Mrs. Francatto, Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Cromie, Mrs. May, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Shattuck. Mr. Sutton, Mrs. Walch, Mrs. Zeigler, Mrs. Towers, Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Lehan, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Baldwin. BhtnetdoMj RicuMy GRADE 2 GRADE 3 Mrs. Shybutg, Mrs. Monthany, Mrs. Milligan, Mrs. Burleigh, Mrs. Palmatier. Mrs. Howenstein, Mrs. Towers, Mrs. Grippe, Mrs. Melville. GRADE 4 Mrs. Tennyson, Mrs. Nevill, Miss Seaman. MRS. DeJOSEPH MRS. RIVETT G R A D E 5 TkCbditoS Mr. Watts, Miss Sessleman, Mr. Towers, Miss Trigg, Mr. Ward. Mrs. Baugh, Mr. Smith, Mrs. McKnight. Mr. Flansburg 150 People GLENN BROWN RANDY BEECHER DIANE SUSIE Q Badge and Cindy Children Must Play Setu is Smile! Talking! Rough Day, Kev? MICK PATRONS 4 YEARS The Inn Clairman's Feulner's Tavern Corinth Aquarium Gill and Towers The Country Barber International Paper Roberts' Jewelry Store Waring's Pharmacy Grand Union The class of '73 wants our patrons to know how indebted we are 2 YEARS Mr. Douglas Baldwin to them for their support. This year we are trying something different. We think special attention should be given to those Mr. Bruce Oudekerk patrons who have continually contributed to our yearbook so we are listing them according to years donated. Please forgive us if Mr. Milton Wolven any errors have been made as past records of patrons are not complete. We do not consider these donations as just a formality but rather as a deeply appreciated gift which we will think about Mr. Russell MacDougall each time we read this book in years to come. Mr. Marvin Best Mr. Richard Stein Mr. Vincent Murphy 3 YEARS Mr. Mike Moynihan Mrs. Marion Jenkins Mrs. Joan Welch Mrs. Betty Schyberg Mr. William Briggs Mrs. Margaret Hickey Mrs. Margaret Neville Mrs. Agnes Melville Mr. Keith Legg Mrs. Edward Lafave Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Clothier Mrs. Robert St. Lawrence Mr. Mrs. Frank Grippe Mr. Mrs. William Savage Mr. James Monthony Mr. Mrs. William Fitzsimons Mr. Mrs. Donald Moses Mr. Mrs. Joseph Corapi Mr. Mrs. Joseph Foy Taylor's IGA Mr. Mrs. James Long Taylor's Groceries (Main St.) Russell's Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Vernon Ticknor Mr. Mrs. Gerald Milligan Mr. Mrs. Paul Granger Jim the Florist Henry's Marine Center Kayo's Ed's Mobil PATRONS Winslow's Grocery Bob Norma's Adirondack Hospital Star Hotel Miss Florence Naudain Kingsley's Market Paper City Pharmacy Bud's Diner Petro's Dress Shop Jack Robinson's Insurance The Village Store I YEAR Ann Marie Francots Harold Smith John A. Winslow Terry Clark Mr. Walter Ulrich Mr. John Nolan Mr. Jason Flansburg Mr. Frank Ward Mr. Nicholas Matino Mr. Robert Duval Miss Julie Sesselman Mrs. Elaine Baugh Mrs. Virginia Knickerbocker Mrs. Weber Mrs. Sandy Palmatier Mrs. Bonnie Burleigh Mrs. Hazel Allison Mr. Mrs. Gerald Ellis Mr. Mrs. Fred Millis Mr. Mrs. George Spieldenner Mr. Mrs. Ron Allen Mr. Mrs. Peter Watts Mr. Mrs. Jack Woods Mr. Mrs. Ronald Knapp Mr. Mrs. Arthur Lamarine Mr. Mrs. Tom Lehan Mr. Mrs. Al Long Mr. Mrs. Emy Cowles Mr. Mrs. William Towers Mr. Mrs. Mike Clothier Mr. Mrs. Dale Miller Mr. Mrs. Howenstein Mr. Mrs. John Sprague Mr. Mrs. David Woodcock Mr. Mrs. Vance Tracy Mr. Mrs. Francis Passino Mr. Mrs. Jed Bedore Rev. Mrs. Dwaine Allen Rev. Mrs. Donald McKenzie Rev. Mrs. Clarence Applin A Friend A Friend Rays Greenhouse Gino's Sub Pizza Shop George The Gyp Gun Shop Family Tree Ceramics Skippers Loving Care Kennel Ken's Arco Al's Gulf Service Pearl's Department Store Butler's News Room Emy's Body Shop Ann's Beauty Shop Iris's Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. Charles Pacco Wuri i Scenes TU YmnbooU Qtctfjy Michele Duval, Artj Hope Allison, Mike McKelligott, Photographer, Kathy Robinson; Judy Bedore, Editor; Lorie Pacco, Curt Madison, Treasurer. Our thanks go to the members of the staff who were not available for the picture They include: Diane Lamarine Jeff Bortner Terry LaMore Zappa Knapp Colleen Lozier Lynn Mallery Wendy Granger Sue Saunders Dana Schemerhorn John Montgomery Pam Howard Donna Kruger Cindy Lehan Peter Aldrich Without the help of these people, our yearbook would not have been a success. Also, we are grateful to our advisor, Mr. Milligan, who gave a good deal of his time to us.