Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

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Grade MRS. SCHYBERG'S CLASS Our class has been very busy and has worked well together. Besides studying our regular subjects, we have been learning to play the recorder in music class. ROW 1, L. TO R.: J. Price, B. Walsh, R. Baldwin, C. Harrington, R. Lucia, B. Long. ROW 2: K. Convery, V. Basile, D. Smith, A. Williams, K. Mann, L. Sumner, D. Heym, E. MacDonald. ROW 3: E. Jensen, D. Colson, L. Woodcock, L. Rumney, M. Springer, C. Madison, K. MRS. MELVILLE'S Crowley, A. Rayder, A. Swanson. Absent: T. Chamberlain. CLASS i OW 1, L. TO R.: J. owers, S. Pike, E. 'Neill, C. Smith, K. layton, K. Rhodes, D. alph. ROW 2: A. Robin- on, J. Clothier, C. Ar- n, W. Eggleston, D. umpf, D. Rabida, M. ayes, W. Dunbar, S. arrington, M. Shippee. OW 3: G. Gurney, J. escault, J. Hurley, E. (uebler, H. Beaupre, J. lien. MRS. TOWERS' CLASS In third grade we are learning about regions of the world. We hope to work for better understand- ing between all people. ROW 1, L. TO R.: C. Bovee, M. Winchell, B. Ralph, V. Bennett, J. Applin, C. O'Malley. ROW 2: J. Earls, J. Griffin, T. Lanfear, C„ Tooker, K. Reed, S. Allen, R. Buehler, F. Lucia. ROW 3: R. Farr, M. Walker, S. Clothier, J. Powell, J. Rumpf, G. MacDonald, D. Sweet, J. Hoffman.

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Third MRS. GRIPPE'S CLASS The third grade year is a busy one for the boys and girls of our class. They will learn to write instead of print, they will study science and social studies for the first time, and they will take Spanish lessons each week from Senorita Mohl. However, if you ask them, gym is still their favorite subject. ROW 1, L. TO R.: D„ Germain, L. Seaman, M. Bush, S. Sprague, S. Donovan, L. Blackbird. ROW 2: H. Brown, C Clothier, P. Dingman, M. Thieverge, H. Zajaceskowski, M. John, V. Anderson. ROW 3: T. Smith, M. Everetts, G. Towers, D. Robarge, D. Mosher, E. Young, S. Burke, T. Kuebler. Shattuck. ROW 2: M. Lescault, L. Monroe, P. Hozley, W. Walsh, J. Lucia, G. Spotswood, J. Burnham, K. Mann, A. Ellis. ROW 3: S. Dudley, B. Sitts, G. Williams, K. Feulner, R. Randall, L. Maurais. 14

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Fourth ROW 1, L. TO R.: C. Williams, S. Barber, S. Miliis, L. Jenkins, D. Bovee, M. Jiguere, C. Straight. ROW 2: D. Baker, D. Mann, A. Winslow, R. Primeau, C. Granger, W. Butler, E. Stahle, K. Monroe, S. Towers, S. Harvey. ROW 3: R. Potter, D. Lescault, T. Murphy, C. Brown, M. Holmes, J. Feulner, S. Smead, P. Vanderwarker, T. Plum- mer, M. LaMore, G. DeLoriea. MISS SEAMAN'S CLASS My class is working hard to learn their multi- plication facts. We are having lots of fun because we are learning them to music. In social studies we are studying about the first settlers in America. We have made a picture- strip and a small booklet about some of these settlers. MRS. RIVETTE'S CLASS We are learning about the beginning of our coun- try through records, film- strips and stories. Our history will be covered through what is happening today. ROW 1, L. TO R.: W. Hathway, T. Dingman, K. Greenier, M. McKeon, J. Ladd, K. Kirchhoff. ROW 2: M. Miliis, D. DiLorenzo, N. Basile, C. Wright, M. Coon. ROW 3: K. Ramsey, P. Towers, D. Chandler, R. Bennett, S. Blanch- ard. ROW 4: T. Huse, M. Rhodes, K. Jensen, P. Williams, K. Shippee. ROW 5: L. Berg, D. Hull, J. Cummings, J. LeClair, R. Southern, D. Belanger. Absent: C. Munk, R. Spotswood.