Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

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T • 'Thank - You'' can not begin to express what we the Class of '78 would like to say to our advisors, Mrs. Welch and Mr. Nolan. These two remarkable people have guided us from our freshman year through to where we are now. If it were not for them, we would never have been able to make our memorable trip to Florida. They are what made our dances, dinners, and other fund raising activities the successes they were. They were not only there for our functional needs but also in our times of personal needs. Only the most dedicated could give so much of themselves. These two people are really special. They have taken so much time from their own lives to do things for us, and so many times we have made things rough for them. But no matter what, they always stood their ground and brought us out on top. Mrs. Welch and Mr. Nolan we are indebted to you with all our appreciation, so ' 'thanks'' can only begin to ex- press each of our own personal gratitudes. We the Class of '78, love you. 3

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1978 Dedication We the Class oi '78 would like to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Miriam Rivette. Mrs. Rivette has devoted uncountable hours to help our class get this far. She has par- ticipated in our talent show and stayed to all hours of the night to help finish decorat- ing for our prom! She has never said no when we needed a chaperone for our last min- ute dances. She has taught in our school system for twenty-three years. Many of us had her for a teacher in the fourth grade. She is presently the class of 1981's advisor. Mrs. Rivette, we want you to know we recognize and appreciate your many efforts and contributions to our class. The class of '81 is fortunate to have such a fine person for an advisor.

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 Memoriam Mrs. Milligan, cafeteria worker and lunch room moni- tor who always served us our lunch with a friendly smile and disciplined us fairly when we got a little ' 'Rowdy'', will be greatly missed. Mrs. Milligan was one of our most avid sports fans; al- ways cheering us on when winning and there to encourage us if we were losing. Before her retirement in 1973 she spent 18 years preparing and serving our lunches for which we are deeply grateful. Mrs. Milligan Mr. Donovan Barney Donovan joined the Corinth Central janitorial system in 1958, and remained until his retirement in 1977. Barney was well known for his involvement in sports, from Little League to driving sports buses to away games. He was always their to root the teams on whether we won or lost. Mr. Donovan will be remembered always by us all for his dedication to the Corinth Central School. Thomas Crawley was a dedicated member of the Cor- inth Central School staff from 1945 to 1969. He was bom in Belfast, Northern Ireland and immigrat- ed to the United States in 1913. He was raised in Schen- ectady and graduated from Schenectady High School. He also attended Ithaca College, Syracuse University, and Albany State College, receiving masters degrees in phys- ical education, and guidance counseling. He taught in Schenectady schools from 1934 to 1945, when he moved to Corinth, where he was both coach and guidance counselor. Mr. Crawley was highly respected and admired by both colleagues and students, and will be remembered as an avid sports enthusiast.