Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors .............8 Class Characters 48 Administration .....51 Faculty ........... Activities ........ 64 Sports ............ 74 Underclassmen . 100 Organizations .... 112 Exchange Students . 124 Patrons ........... Last Will Testament 128 I DEDICATION We, the Class of 1979, proudly dedicate our yearbook to a very special and deserving group. Our Parents! From kindergarten to graduation they've stood behind us totally. Their love and deep understanding for the needs of us as individuals has helped to create minds in us which are totally individual. Not only are we individuals but we are also united as one, the class of 1979. We hold highly many morals and values which originated in the minds of our parents! Our parents have helped to get us the best start in life possible. Through aid in withstanding the pressures of student life and growing up as a whole. They helped us through “bumps and bruises, “potty training, “sniffles, disappointing love affairs, puberty, growing up in general, report cards, “The Junior Prom and most recently our last year in high school. Mom and Dad, you've been through alot with us. You're our guardian angels. Your love, affection and devotion is appreciated, more than you'll ever know. Thank you Mom and Dad. WE LOVE YOU!! APPRECIATION The Class of '79 would like to recognize some very important people by giving our warmest thoughts of gratitude. Mr. Miller and Mr. MacDougall, our advisors. They stuck with us all the way from 10th grade. Their help and guidance has helped us to achieve success in raising money for a senior trip and caps and gowns for graduation. Their aid is deeply appreciated as we start our long journey through life. As high school is very important to the rest of our life, Mr. Miller and Mr. MacDougal have given us an excellent start with many fond memories. The Class of '79 also like to gratefully thank Pete Cloutier and Cam-art Stu- dios for the fine work they've done in Corinth Schools since 1970. They created those wonderful pictures of us in grade school which shall be cherished always. They also photographed our proms, our seniors and many of our yearbook scenes. Their kindness and dedication to the students of Corinth wil be gra- ciously appreciated when looking back at high school days through pictures. The Class of 1979 would finally like to extend our warmest appreciation to the Guidance Department Mr. Matino, Mr. Duval, and Mrs. Turcotte. Each one has dedicated themselves to the improvement of us as individuals. Their devo- tion is phenomenal!! They aided in achieving the best possible education for each of our particular interests and goals. They've patted us on the back knocked us down, and wiped our tears if need be. Thank-you for all your help and guid- ance, you've helped one of the most dynamic generations start life with a suc- cessful outlook!! C.H.S. will greatly miss Mrs. St. Lawrence's presence in the school. She has been with the school system for twenty-two years. Of those years, she has taught elementary and reading classes, high school and junior high school (social studies). She also has been a student council advisor. Her encouragement and support will be greatly missed. The class of '79 will always have fond memories of her. Mrs. Bessie Mcknight retires this year after 27 years of service to the Corinth School district. Many of us remember her as a wonderful 6th grade teacher but that was not her only position on the staff. In 1952 Mrs. Mcknight began on the staff as a 2nd grade teacher. She taught this for three years of which point she turned to art teaching for 3 years. After these first six years she began teaching the sixth grade. This time for 5 years at which point she taught 4th and 5th grades for 2 and 3 years respectively. Her most recent service has been the 6th grade for the past 11 years. She helped many to grow up enough to be able to accept and change to the life of a seventh grader and high school student. She created many k memorable events in the sixth grade year of almost 1000 stu- dents . Three of these favorite events were the spelling car race, making feudal type castles, and studying the stars and building our own constellations. Mrs. Mcknight will not be for- gotten for she aided in the education of many. She proved that students and education is as precious as life itself. Mfcy -r 't ' : ■. :M A. Z'Xr ?2SK- Kr. s 1 3ft. jrtt ■ v' . - s-o-. «' ■, . 'i K'; w j(@ V: • m t I? Wr g -i «. -. •Vv - . v -' � s?4 . vte ■iPsF “ . '••;as£g5 V ■ J «r : .v-v h-3K lrv v. '±yT : -?-%tm •V;rvr° ? '-K v - . • • V - ' .-'t. • V • B SENIORS SENIORS«SENIORS«SENIC CLASS Sunny Walker Mary Matino OFFICERS Loreen Hoffman Donita Wiley Lori” Donita Lucinda Lent Lucy Johan Ameen Johan Tracy Aldous Tracy 10 Lisa Boyle Lisa Harry Brennan Harry 11 Geno Bronzene Geno Lisa Brown Lisa 12 Stephen Comings Steve Belinda Clute Belinda Duane Colson Duane L J 13 Lydia Dayton Heidi Dean Lydia Heidi 14 Sandra Dearborn Sandy Shelly Denno Shelly 15 16 Dee Dee Farr Dee Kristin FitzSimons Kris I 17 Judith Gamache Judy George Hulka George 20 Doug Irish Doug Dana Isley Cookie Monster Charles Jackson Chuck 21 Denise Jones Cynthia Kehoe Casey Cyndie J 22 William Knowles Bill” Diana Lang Kevin LeClair Diana Kevin 23 Melody Lewis Mildered David Moses Dave James Mosher Jim 27 28 Mary Lou Peck MMer 29 Ross Pistoia Ross Maude Jennifer Pitkin Jennie Stacy Pike Spacey Sandra Rawson Sandy Babette Pixley Babette Mary Potter Mar 31 Darcy Sitts Darcy Alan Spieldenner Big Al Eric Spieldenner Eric Leslie Towers Les Colette Tracy Lonnie Tracy Colette Lonnie 35 , mm Duane Dee Dee Lydia Dana 12 OUR FAMILY ALBUM . . . � ’Q Squeeze me ... Smile ... Not me ri '-if) v « J Come and get'em . I didn’t do it Ti 4 You little sweetie g 2 Date for the prom! Granger Beauties Sunday's Best si What's up doc? Cover up! Smile ... The king puppy Sorry, Mar Great Pumpkin! THOSE WERE THE DAYS Barbara 43 The senior class will never forget all of our wonderful friends that we left behind. These people are a large part of our past, which will never be forgotten. They will always be in our thoughts when speaking of the class of 1979 . . . Richard Bishop Mike Milligan Richard Boutelle Rodney Boutelle Debbie Colson Christine Hogan Theresa Laihy Tom Luper Leslie Martel John McCall Richard Mills Bonnie Mills Debbie Murphy Tom Robinson Tim Ryan Brownie Shippee Nita Sycuro Elaine Wallace THE YEARBOOK STAFF Sitting: Mary Matino, Editor Standing: Donita Wiley, Treasurer Linda Munck, Secretary Mary Potter, Co-Editor The 1979 Yearbook Staff would like to express our deepest thanks to our advi- sor, Mr. Gerald Milligan. Without his many hours of help we could have never finished this book. He is everything an advisor should be and more. He gave up his time to help us and that is something that we will never forget. Thank you, Mr. Milligan, for being there when we needed you. Thanks for being a great ad visor and at the same time a great friend. We wish you the best of luck Mr. Milligan. THE 1979 YEARBOOK STAFF 1st row: Sandy Raws on Lori Hoffman Mary Matino Mary Potter DeeDee Farr Linda Munck Leslie Towers 2nd row: Kathy Zigo Jennie Pitkin Cyndie Kehoe Donita Wiley Other Members: Renee Granger, Sunny Walker, Linda Lockwood, Tammy Peacock, Sue Gurtler, Cullen O'Brien and Wayne May our Photographers • I would like to thank the Yearbook Staff and Mr. Mil- ligan, for all of their help in this book. Every person played a very important role in making our yearbook a success. As the book progressed, the memories of our high school years were vividly expressed. As we leave the 1970's, reaching for our goals, we will never for- get our class, the Class of 1979 , and the school that made us what we are today — Corinth Central School. Thanks to a fantantic advisor, staff, and for the many hours of enjoyment involved. Mary Matino, Editor CLASS CHARACTERS Friendliest: Kathy and Tracy Most studious: Duane and Kris Classclowns: Melissa and Danny Chatterboxes: Mary and Todd Quietest: Linda and Jim Most likely to succeed: Rece and Inga Most Athletic: Dave and Sandy Most Talented: Mokey and Darcy Neatest: Mary and Dennis I s Mary Williams Vice-President Ward McKeon President Charles Doody —.Ckrt, ■ ■ Richard Crannell Richard O'Brian Dr. tfill «11 '’iniiini PRINCIPALS AND SECRETARIES HIGH SCHOOL SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr. William Savage Mr. Thomas Gould Mrs. Fasulo Mrs. Thomas Top: Mrs. Blackmer Bottom: Mrs. MacDonald Mr. Rodney Johnson MrS Carney Mr. John Sprague GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Middle School Elementary Mr. Robert Duval 78 Forgot, So Mrs. Turcotte ’79 Remembered - Twice! o ENGLISH . . . Mrs. Jenkins Mrs. Havern Mr. White Mr. Moynihan Mr. Stein Mrs. Wilkinson Mr. FitzSimons SCIENCE ... Mr. Powell Mr. Ulrich Mr. Best Mr. Allen Mrs. Bredenko 56 SOCIAL STUDIES ... Mr. Bruno Mrs. St Lawrence Mr. Miller Mr. Redfeild Mr. White Mr. Murphy Mr. Nolan MATH . . . Mr. Sweet Mr. Fasulo Mr. MacDougall Mr. Sterling Mr. Clark 57 LANGUAGE Miss Rayl Mr. Bartholomew BUSINESS HOME EC Mr. Milligan Mr. Dejoseph Mr. Baldwin Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Welch PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. England 59 6o Mrs. Burleigh Mrs. Milligan Mrs. Monthony Mrs. Palmatier ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Watts Mrs. Ziegler FIRST GRADE Mrs. Comings Miss Francato Mrs. Schyberg Mrs. Sweet Mrs. Webber SECOND GRADE m THIRD GRADE ... Mrs. Grippe Mrs. Howenstein Mrs. Melville Mr. Sutton Mrs. Towers FOURTH GRADE ... ABSENT: : Mrs. Bourdeau Mrs. Neville Mr. Healy Mrs. Rivette FIFTH GRADE ABSENT: Mr. Ward Mr. Watts Mrs. Knickerbocker Mr. Towers Mrs. Winslow SIXTH GRADE Mr. Smith Mr. Flansburg Mrs. Fortna Mrs. McKnight LEARNING CENTER ART ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES SENIORS 1979 THE LAST OF THE 70’S 68 JUNIOR PROM 70 R FIELD HOCKEY 0 b 1 n Varsity M. Ashline, J. Gould, S. Gould, W. Hayes, K. Jenson, K. Kirchoff, S. Lewis, T. Matino, L. MacDonald, R. Millington, S. Montgomery, T. Peacock, S. Rawson, S. Shattuck, K. Zigo Kathy Steph Wanda Linda J.V. D. Anderson, T. Anderson, B. Bennett, D. Bill- ington, D. Dilorenzo, T. Guest, M. Granier, S. McKnight, R. Murdock, S. Passino, T. Pea- cock, S. Potter, S. Thomas, K. Watts 76 Varsity Bottom: R. Roehrenbeck, E. Spiel- denner, J. Dean, A. Spieldenner, D. Moses, J. Collura, D. Lockhart. Middle: J. Hurley, W. Seelow, B. Lasalle, A. Kelly, M. Shattuck, P. Morreale, M. Bush, G. Berg Top: D. Brady, W. Coon, Manager-P. Buehler, D. Merton, E. Weaver, E. Stanton, R. Dearborn, coach-Eng- land. absent D. Irish, B. Weaver Corinth’s defense trips Kerries By MIKE KANE Sports Editor Corinth upped its Nor- thern Conference football record to 4-1 Saturday with a 17-0 win over homestanding St. Mary's. Coach Dick England's defensive unit has been sterling all season and Saturday was no exception as the Tomahawks kept the Kerries in check all af- ternoon. The deepest St. Mary’s penetration — with the aid of a pair of major penalties — was to the Corinth 13 in the third period. Corinth has the stingiest defense in the area, allowing only 7 points in five games. The Tommies’ lone setback was a 3-0 loss to unbeaten Cambridge. Corinth put together its first sustained drive in the second period. The time consuming 91-yard 20-play march was culminated on a one-yard touchdown dive by quarterback Dave Moses with four minutes left in the half. Andy Kelly’s extra point kick was wide A fake punt carried by Moses for a first down kept the drive alive. Neither team was able to mount an effective drive in the third period. The ball changed hands four times before the Kerries moved deep into Corinth territory on a pair of runs by Paul Girard and two major penalties. The Tommies stiffened and stopped Paul Girard on a first down sweep. Mike Shattuck batted away a pair of passes into the end zone to deny the Kerries a score. On fourth down, Chris Bottari’s 32- yard field goal attempt fell short. Corinth took over on its 14 and put together an 86-yard scoring drive that was highlighted by runs by Moses. Kelly capped the drive with a 14-yard scoring run with nine minutes left in the game. Moses passed to Eric Spieldenner for the two point conversion. Corinth stopped the Kerries on the next possesion and took over on downs on the St. Mary’s 26. It appeared that the Kerries had stopped Corinth and would get the ball back on downs. That idea vanished when Kelly booted a 42-yard field goal that just made it over the cross bar. Shattuck pulled in a pair of interceptions in the final minutes to shut off any Kerrie hopes for a late score. Corinth OSOU-17 St. Mary's 000 0-0 C — Moses, one-yard run. kick (ailed C — Kelly. 14-yard run. E Spieldenner, pass from Moses C — Kelly. 42-yard field goal J.V. Bottom: D. Lescault, R. Spotswood, S. Isley, R. Deloria. 2nd row: J. Convery, S. Woodcock, S. Millington, D, Lockhart, T. Plummer, D. Whittaker, D. May, B. Lescault. 3rd row: S. Vetter, D. Niles, P. Towers, J. Tracy, K. Guilder, J. Towers, L. Frechette, E. Seaman. Top row: coach-Healy, B. Martinau, D. Hull, L. Vetter, M. Plum- mer, J. Lyng, B. MacDonald, J. Seelow, coach-Faucett. FOOTBALL 78’ 81 M R S R T E R D E F T I C E H L D RUNNERS: Left to Right: Tim Woodard, David Hayes, Stuart Smead, Eric Butler, Scott Smead, Kevin Winslow, Kevin Gur- ney, Jackie Powell, coach — Mr. Redfield Dave GOLF TEAM Left to Right: John Collura, Roberta Cowles, Jeff Rumpf, Andy Shattuck, Da- vid Hayes, Patrick Wilkins Absent: Keith Boyle and Theresa McKeon Corinth golfers top D-E REXFORD - Corinth placed first in the Section 2 Class D E golf tournament Tuesday at Northway Heights. Corinth posted a team score of 357 to edge second place St Mary’s of Hoosick Falls by two strokes. Dave Hayes of Corinth was the medalist with a 76. Other team members in- clude: Pat Wilkins, Pete Boyle. Keith Kirchoff, Jeff Rumpf and Andy Shattuck. TaconiC Hills won the Class C title with a 334. Both teams advance to the sec- tional playoffs Thursday at McGregor Links League record 5-1 Over-all record 7-3 TOP FIVE Left to Right: Jeff Rumpf, Andy Shattuck, David Hayes, Patrick Wilkins, Keith Boyle VOLLEYBALL 78 Team: Top-N. Jackson, S. Rawson, S. Walker, D. Wiley. Middle-S. Densmore, R. Kehoe, R. Millington, L. Robinson. Bot- tom-S. Gould, M. Clements, K. Kirchoff, CoachMrs. Pollack, Manager-T. Peacock. WRESTLING G r e g Team. Bottom - A. Shattuck, S. Vetter, J. Bol- duc, J. McGrath, A. Spieldenner, J. Shippee, S. Eddy. Coach-Mr. Young, M. Shat- tuck, W. Seelow, E. Spieldenner, E. Stanton, G. Berg, D. Hull, W. Coon - Mr. Sherman. Tomahawks win Northern title Corinth, riding the strength of its lightweights, won its third straight Northern Conference wrestling title with a 34-18 home-mat win over Whitehall Wednesday night. In other wrestling action, Queensbury won its 12th match in as many starts, a 35-18 win over Mont Pleasant, while South pounded Gloversville 61-15, and Amsterdam rolled over Hudson Falls. 40-18. Marty Shermans 12-1 Tomahawks sprinted to a 23- 0 lead on decisions by Shawn Vetter, Jim Bolduc, John McGrath, and John Shippee, and a third-period pin by Mike Shattuck. Whitehall fought back with a Paul Diekel pin and decisions by Kevin Burns and Cliff LaRose, but an Ed Stanton decision and a Maroon forfiet made it too late for Whitehall’s Dan Gordon. Queensbury got pins from Todd Erceg and Scott Kingsley, but it was the performance of John Hubert, weighing only 160 but wrestling at 177, that drew praise from coach Jack LaBombard. At one point Queensbury won five straight matches, including Erceg’s pin and major decisions by Larry Irvine and Ward Neal Jeff Lefebvre. Tonv LoCascio Wayne Wrestling Roundup and Bill LaTulippe also won for the Spartans. The Bulldogs got pins from Tim French and Mike Steele, and decisions from Roger Merrithew. Keith Harvey, Mark Alden, Scott Fish and Brian Daniels. Gloversville hurt itself with five forfeits. South High is now 7-4, a perfect 3-0 in the Foothills Conference with bouts with Hudson Falls and Queensbury yet to come. For Hudson Falls, key wins by Bruce Bates. Phil Connery and Mark Moulton were offset by Jeff Plude's first loss of the season. The Tigers were behind by only four points at one point but then gave up four straight pins. Hudson Falls is now 8-4 for the season. Shawn t Corinth 34. Whitehall If ‘• 8 Vetter C over Millett 10-4 105 — Bolduc C over Petersen S-l 112 - McGrath (C over L.Husfelt 119 - A S ieUeno tC oVeeSpaaks 5-2� 126 - Shippee C over Scnbner 5-0 132 — Shattuck • C pinned Parrott 4 31 I3S — Diekel • W pinned Eddy 3 26 145 - burns W over La Pan 6-0 1SS - LaRose W over E Spieldenner 13-6 167 - Stanton C' over Hunter 17-4 177 - Berg C� by forfeit 215 — Gordon «W pinned Morreale 0 29 Come on Jim! Pin him Eric! W a 1 t i s r e a d y b i g A 1 This year the wrestlers won the Northern Conference title for the third year straight. Good work. Thank-you Mr. Sherman and Mr. Young. Also, this will be the last year for seniors Eric Spieldenner, Alan Spieldenner, and John McGrath. They were key grapplers for our team this year. We will miss them. Good luck Seniors! John A 1 a n CHEERLEADING Varsity J. V. Dee Dee Farr Linda Lockwood Colleen Grey Dawn Mann Gwen Williams Lori Willett Margaret LaPier Connie LaPier Grace Gurney Connie Shippee Rhonda Shayne Wendy Towers Holly Walker Walker I 1 I GIRLS BASKETBALL Varsity Stephanie Gould Renee Granger Sue Gurtler Wanda Hayes Kristi Jenson Robin Kehoe Kim Kirchoff Missy Merton Robin Millington Coach Dick England J.V Patty Buehler Lynn Brown Berta Cowles Jennifer Gould Kim Grahm Mandy Granier Sherri Lewis Coree Madison Teresa Matino Sherri Me Knight Sue Potter Shelia Towers Kristi Watts Coaches Mr. Moses, Mr. Fasulo VARSITY BASKETBALL David Tommies rip Kerries St Mary's GF i41 Corinth (SS) CORINTH - The streaking Corinth Tomahawks pulled into a second place tie in the Northern Conference standings with a 55-43 decision over St. Mary’s Friday night. The Tomahawks got off to a flying start, rolling to a 20- 8 lead at the first break The Kerries fought back to within eight at the half, but that was as close as they got. The Toms and Kerries now trail St. Mary’s of Hoosick Falls by a single game. Corinth is now 3-1 in league play, 8-2 overall and has won six straight Kevin Gurney led the Toms with 19 points and Dave Hayes flipped in 14. Tim Woodard added 15 rebounds and Coach Ron White praised John Hurley for his play off the bench Paul Girad led the Kerries with 15. St Mary’s had an easy time in the JV game, posting a 74-48 win. (( Tom IN ACTION John Conley fg ft tp 2 1 5 Moses fg ft tp 2 1 S Bowe 0 1 1 Woodard 2 1 5 Naylor 2 0 4 Hurley 2 2 6 Murray 3 2 t Hayes 7 0 14 Newton S 0 10 Gurney 8 3 19 Bottari 0 0 0 Smead 2 0 4 Girard 7 1 IS Pitkin 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 s a Kelley TOTALS 1 34 0 2 7 55 St Mary's Home Team 1 13 12 10-43 � 9 IS 11-56 Corinth 53, Stillwater 52 STILLWATER - Dave Moses hit a foul shot with 20 seconds left to lift Corinth past Stillwater 53-52 in a non-league thriller Tuesday night. The two teams had battled on even terms through the first three periods, with neither squad gaining more than a five point lead. Scott Daigle hit a free throw for he Warriors to knot things at 52 before Moses was fouled on a rebound. Kevin Gurney had 19 points and nine rebounds to pace the winners. Moses added 13 points. Corinth (� _ Moses Woodard Senecal Bronzene Gould Sinead Hurley Hayes Kelly Gurney TOTALS Corinth Stillwater Stillwater (52) n tp Ig tl tp 5 3 13 Alston 7 2 1« 2 2 6 Travis 4 2 10 0 0 0 S Daigle 2 3 7 1 0 2 Bloom'ale 2 1 5 0 0 0 Burdick 0 2 2 3 0 6 Carney S 0 10 1 1 3 J Daigle 1 0 2 1 2 4 0 0 0 8 3 19 21 11'S3 TOTALS 11 10 SI . 14 14 11 11—S3 . 14 11 11 ll-U JUNIOR VARSITY Top-Coach-Mr. . Hea- ly, R. Cook, K. Sum- ner, J, Lent, L. Vet- ter, S. Smead, J. But- ler, F. Hurley Bottom - E. Weaver, D. Lock- hart, E. Butler, D. Walsh, T. Wagner Man- agers-R. Lucia, E. Jenson, C. Jenson FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach-Philip Moses Bobby Densmore Danny Dibbs Shan Donovan Warren Feulner Lee Frechette Kevin Guilder Kevin Gurtler Keith Kirchoff Manager-Jimmy Moses Jeff LeClair Danny Lescult Jimmy Lucia Dennis Niles Daren Robarge Danny Robarge Joey Rumpf Patrick Towers VARSITY Team: Top-J. Gurney, T. Madison, B. Miller, G. Bronzene, D. Milligan, R. Roehrenbeck, W. Walsh, T. Welch, T. Shipski, D. Ro- barge Bottom-G. Berg, S. Donovan, A. Kelly, M. Shippee Coach-M. Sherman JUNIOR VARSITY Team: Top-D. Baldwin, M. Bush, M. Shattuck, L. Vet- ter , E. Weaver Bottom - S. Eddy, D. Lockhart, E. But- ler, J. Rumpf, W. Seelow BASEBALL 78 Wayne Baker Dwayne Burke Jeff Collurp John Dean Kevin Gurney Jeff Gurney Doug Irish Team Chuck Jackson Andy Kelly Beecher Lapan Rece Roehrenbeck Mike Shattuck Stu Smead Tim Woodard TRACK 1978 Tom Zigo April Ashline Sue Baker Karen Delong Kim Kirchoff Nancy Smead Sr ' ■ _ .; ? '' ? £ .'v'1- 8 Team: Standing-S. Rawson, H. Lozier, Coach: Irving B. Farr, Kneeling-L. Walker, L. Anderson, K. Wood cock, R. Millington, K. Zigo. Laying-K. Butler, M. Pabon SOFTBALL Team: Standing-Coach Powell, M. Wilkins, S. Densmore, T. Howenstein, A. Feulner. Kneeling-S Walker, B. Densmore, S. Gould TENNIS wV X SV . vAt i- UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSME CL TJ G iS Top: F. Lucia, R. Rumney, K. Miliis, T. Millington, M. Leclair, A. Mer- chant, T. Rivitte, D. Milligan, B. Shattuck, F. Mosca, P. Rippley Middle: T. Robarge, P. O'Brien, M. Malory, P. Perez, M. Ranado, T. Renolds, C. Robarge, J. Price, S. O'Donald, G. McCullen Bottom: S. Lucia, T. Robarge, K. Miner, J. MacDougall, F. Madison, T. Marcellus, A. Merchant, T. Lang Top: K. Baugh, D. Brown, J. Berg, J. Chandler, Middle: A. Benway, Y. Bor- deaux, J. Bovee, J. Butler, J. Carney Bottom: S. Bourdeaux, H. Chandler, S. Chandler, V. Chandler, T. Baker Top: L. Jubert, T. LaDuke, W. Denton, T. DeGroat, J. Earls, M. Huges, P. Hayes, D. Hayes Bottom: D. Duval, J. Cornell, T. Dearborn, R. Harney, L. Gould, T. Lake, C. Cromwell, C. Gallucia Standing: B. Walsh, D. Weaver, D. Stewart, C. Shaw, T. Tooker, R. Wat- kins, L. Williams, M. Winchell, B. Shattuck, D. Willett Kneeling: P. Wiley, C. Tracy, D. Smith, C. Shipski, G. Williams, S. Willett, R. Smith, E. Vanderwerker, M. Vonseggern Sitting C. Smith, C. Shaw, D. Shayne, M. Towers, B. Underwood, L. Vanderwerker, M. Timpson, J. Towers o r- Top: P. Pekar, R. Randall, K. Ramsey, K. Mann, J. Lucia, D. Robarge, R. Murry, D. Rabida, E. Pixley, D. Madison, Middle: D. Robarge, C. Lucia, E. MacDonald, V. Ralph, C. Madison, K Mann, S. Pike, K. Rhodes, D. Ralph, Bottom: D. Rees, B. Ship- pee, P. Saunders, R. Mosher, C. Morgan, D. Normile, C. McCaffery, D. Reed TopW. Wilkinson, M. Springer, M. Walker, W. Walsh, D. Sweet, B. Sitts, R. Vanderwalker, Middle: A. Winslow, M. Cant- lorne, A. Swanson, K. Shipski, K. Williams, G. Williams, Bot- tom: J. Towers, C. Tooker, C. Smith, S. Towers, M. Shippee Top: J. Hoffman, K.Fuelner, T. Kuebler, E. Kuebler, M. Hayes, E. Jensen, S. Harrington, W. Flansburg, Middle: K. Guilder, M. Lescult, J. Griffen, M. Fohn, D. Lance, M. Ev- retts, K. Kinns, P. Hozley Top: D. Dilirenzo, W. Dunbar, G. Cogwell, G. DeMartino, S. Allen, H. Brown, F. Ashline, D. Baugh, W. Eggleston, K. Bar- din, V. Anderson, C. Bovee, C. Convery, N. Cook, R. Buehler, C. Chamberland, J. Duell, R. Berg, S. Clothier, B. Butler, H. Beavore, S. Eggleston, K. Clayton reshmen •• • T Grade • • • Standing: J. Harvey. K. Kirchoff, D. Kane. C. Granger, P. Kiester, W. Hathaway. Sitting: M. Jiguere, C. Grey, C. James Standing: J. Gould, A. Feulner, J. Convery, L. Frechette, S. Feulner, Kneeling: D. Billington, L. Gerg, D. Chandler, J. Baker, S. Blanchard, D. Baker, D. Allen, Sitting: S. Barber, K. Fitzsimons, R. Birsett, R. Densmore, W. Feulner, A. Eddy Standing: C. Straight, P. Vanderwerker, S. Smead, P. Williams, J. Waldron, L. Smith. Kneeling: P. Towers, J. Shattuck, H. Walker, S. Vetter, R. Pri- meau, C. Williams. Sitting: R. Spotswood, F. Tennant, R. Whitaker, I . Tracy, M. Ryder, C. Shattuck Standing: M. Miliis, S. Miliis, D. Lescult, D. Mann, J. LeClair, A. Le- Clair, R. Lindsey. Sitting: B. Lake, B. Miliis, M. McKeon, D. May, R. Pot- ter, M. LaMore Standing: K. Kirchhoff, R. Kehoe, C. Lapier, G. Gurney, D. Huse, M. Lockwood, J. Ling, B. Mcdonald, D. Lockhart, M. Knowles, C. Huse, B. Gurtler. Sitting: S. Lewis, P. Harrington, T. Griffin, L. Mann, N. Jackson, M. Lapier, S. Jawoises, L. Hoffman, V. Hoffman, S. Isley, S. James, P. Hurley. Top: E. Seaman, K. Winslow, K. Wells, Middle: B. Zigo, D. Smith, W. Wagner, D. Walsh, B. Shippi, K. Wells, E. Weaver, L. Vetter, J. Tracy, M. Shattuck, M. Tooker, J. Rumph. Bottom: S. Venables, V. Sweet, K. Watts, A. Woodcock, S. Towers, K. Skoll, G. Williams, T. Seelow, C. Woodard, T. Westervelt, A. Shattuck, M. Smith. A. Rhodes, D. Redecki, P. Reed, R. Millington, R. Murdoch, M. McKeon, T. Millington, R. Rollman, M. Merton, T. O'neil, D. MacCabe, G. Mon- tena, S. McKnight, T. Matino, S. Potter, L. Moshier, P. Pabone Top: M. Colson, C. Eddy, P. Buehler, T. Dilorenzo, B. Gavin, T. Ander- son, S. Galusha, S. Gould, J. Godin, J. Cook, K. Graham, R. Cook, P. Eddy, J. Collura, B. Commings, P. Deloria, R. Dearborn Bottom: T. Burn- ham, L. Brown, P. Griffin, D. Dearborn, D. Anderson, L. Clothier, T. Cleavland, J. Bolduc, E. Butler, D. Berg, A. Budler, S. Deloria, W. Coon Top: C. Clayton, T. Guest, M. Granier, L. Elder, D. Baldwin, J. Collura, M. Bush, M. Ashline, E. Barrass, A. DeLong. Bottom: G. Berg, T. Gould, B. Billington, S. Eddy, T. Guilder, S. Densmore, K. Gurney, D. Hayes, J. Conklin U) ( ) a Top: A. Pitkin, P. Morrele, B. Lapan, D. Matteo, V. Senacore, S. Shattuck, N. McGrath, T. Pixley, K. Pixley, V. Pixley, D. LaDuke, L. Robinson, C. Reynolds, Bottom: R. Saunders, J. Schyberg, K. Ogden, G. LeClair, R. Madison, M. John, J. Huse, K. Rozelle, J. Measack, C. Madison, S. Mc- Donald, S. Passino, S, Montgomery. 000 3pojijjT7 5iwuJOIU,i ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIO SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Senior Honor Society The Senior Honor Society is a National Organization consisting of stu- dents who have received a 3.1 average or better. This year the Honor Society went on a trip to the Empire State Plaza in Albany. Officers: D. Colson K. Fitzsimons S. Densmore A. Delong M. Potter D. Farr C. Clayton Director: Mrs. Welch LIBRARY CLUB ANNO UNCEMENT: Corinth Central is very proud to have our new band teacher, Mr. Smith, working with us. Under his direction the Jazz Band has flourished. It is one of our greatest outlets for both talent and enthusi- asm. The Jazz Band consists of the top musicians of the school, who practice together to make our concerts and assemblies more enjoyable. SENIOR BAND Elementary Tutors The tutors devote much of their spare time to help teach the ele- mentary students. Under the direction of Mr. Matino the student tutors provide a valuable learning experience for the young people of our school. ELEMENTARY TUTORS JUNIOR BAND VARSITY Advisors: M. Sherman G. Spieldenner Varsity Club The Varsity Club is an organization composed of high school students who have received at least one Varsity letter. To re- ceive a letter the member must have participated in at least one varsity sport. THE CAMERA CLUB Camera Club Left to right: C. O'Brien, J. Cook, S. O’Neill, M. Granier 116 THE LANGUAGE CLUB r o Advisors: L. Rayl R. Bartholomew Officers: D. Gurtler J. Pitkin D. Farr Absent: I. Berg Language Club The Language Club consists of students that have taken two or more years of either Spanish or French. This year the club has gone to see a French show at Siena College. Among the club's other activities include a Halloween party and a White Elephant Sale. 117 DRAMA CLUB Director: Richard G. Stein WE, the drama group, have been very busy again this year. Several of the group particapated in the Christmas show. In February, it is hoped that again we can compete at Schenectady Community College with a partial se- lection from The Man Who Came to Dinner. This same play will be pre- sented in the school auditorium in April. Later that month, the show will participate at Adirondack Community College in competition sponsored by the Glens Falls Operetta Club. This year's officers are: President - David Hayes, 1st Vice-President, Renee Granger, 2nd Vice-President-Danny Mills, Se- cretaryTreasurer-Leslie Towers. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is the representative government of the student body, grades 9-12. It functions as both a legislative and social organization body during the school year. It's main social functions are Spirit Week and Foreign Exchange Weekend.. OFFICERS President-Jennie Pitkin 1st Vice President-Kathy Zigo 2nd Vice President-Shelley Passino Treasurer-Dave Hayes Secretary-Stephanie Gould I' .«� � «, I ,t I !, V!i V 1. O' Iff • , J «__________________________L THE CONCERT CHORALE DIRECTOR: Mr. Commings OFFICERS: President-Kristin FitzSimons Vice President-Sean O'Neill Secretary-Dee Dee Farr Treasurer-Amy Delong TEEN TONES The Chorale started off the year with an exchange assembly at Schalmont. The first concert was in November. The Cho- rale sang Faure's Requien . The Christmas concert included Britten's Ceremony of Carols . The Spring will see two more concerts and possibly an- other exchange program. Teen Tones truly became a 'show choir' this year. They added micro- phones; amplification; accompaniement by percussion and bass and guitars; and cho- reography. Stephen Comings, Amy De- Long and Robbin Murdoch have tried their hand at choreography already. The group sang at Schalmont and all of the local con- certs . 121 BLUE JEANS M DIRECTOR: Mr. Commings JEAN TONES av: CLUB Our Own Seniors Using Our Equipment CORINTH ROTARY Ann Buehler is spending her Senior Year in Johannesburg, South Africa. She is enjoying the warm weather and pleasant people. She is expected to be coming home in July of this year. She won't be here for her graduation. Ann Buehler Carol is spending her junior year in the beautiful coastal area of Beemster, Holland. She enjoys the many flowers and beautiful land present in the country. The flat land allows her to ride her bike up to ten miles a day. During her year abroad, Carol will also have the opportunity to tour Europe. She is having an experience that she will never forget. We all wish her the best of luck! EXCHANGE STUDENTS Seiko And Johan Our exchange students this year are Seiko Hirata and Johan Ameen. They have adjusted to the customs of America very well. We are pleased to have them as visitors in Corinth and only wish their stay would never end. Mary Potter returned from a year long stay in Ushibuka, Japan, last summer. She enjoyed the people and customs of the country very much. She hopes one day to return to the oriental country. Mary plans on going to college next year and hopefully she will use her year abroad to her ad- vantage. Best of Luck, Mary! Mary Potter 1979 PATRONS 5 Years or More Clairman’s Inc. The Inn Miss Naudain Jack Robinson Ins. Bud’s Diner Waring’s Pharmacy The Village Store Ray’s Greenhouse Mr. Mrs. William Savage Arthur White Son Mr. Mrs George Spieldenner Mr. Mrs. Foster Jenkins Mr. Mrs. Herbert Welch Mr. Mrs. Walter Ulrich Mrs. Mirian S. Rivette Dr. Mrs. Lloyd Murdoch Richard G. Stein Windsor G. Cote Agency Jim the Florist Mr. Mrs. Frank Grippe Mr. Mrs. R. MacDougall Mr. Mrs. Robert Duval Allen’s Auto Supply Air-lands Motor Parts Mr. Mrs. Gerald Milligan Mr. Mrs. Peter H'atfs Mort’s Powertane T.V. Bennett Furniture The Grand Union Mosher’s Hardware Laundry Mr. Mrs. Jack Nolan Mr. Mrs. William S. Towers Mrs. St. Lawerance Mr. Mrs. James Monthony Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Matino Eggleston Gas and Appliance Roberta’s Gift Yarn Shop Hudson River Federal Credit Union International Paper Co. Emy’s Body Shop Car Wash Country Cut Style and Feulner’s Septic Tank Service Mr. Mrs. Paul Kelley Mr. Mrs. Dale Scott Miller Skipper’s Lov-N-Care Kennels Mr. Mrs. James Schyberg George’s Gun Shop Russell’s Pharmacy Petro’s Dress Shop Cluett’s Factory Outlet Corinth Aquarium Mr. Mrs. Michael Moynihan Pearl’s Department Store Mr. D. Ahern Mr. Mrs. Richard Bredenko Mr. Best 4 Years Kayos Restaurant Mr. R. Bartholomew Mr. Mrs. Corky Shattuck Dr. Mrs. R. W. Pitkin Neville’s Upholstery Shop Corinth Sharpening Mr. Mrs. Marty Sherman 3 Years John W. Potter Chevrolet Don the Barber Mr. Mrs. Russell Brust Petrie’s Value Village The Library Club Mr. Rod Sutton Mr. Mrs. Oudekerk R. J. Mr. Mrs. Earl Mcknight Mr. Mrs. Jack Powell Mr. Mrs. John Tooker 126 2 Years Chez Sophie Ken's Mobil Cam Art Studios Mr. Mrs. David Dearborn Mr. Mrs. Vincent Murphy Mr. Mrs. Joseph Foy Shirley Howard Brewer Funeral Home Inc. Red Deer Trader Lake Luzerne Hardware Mrs. Hvwenstein Frans Beauty Shop La Petite Beauty Salon G. Scott Havern Jim Hopkins Karen Wilkinson Mr. Mrs. Frank Ward 1 Year Mr. Healey Mr. Mrs. Ronald White Schroon Valley Travel Trailer Park Corinth Wines Liquor G D Rubbish Removal Inc. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Mosher Frank Gerry Peacock Dorothy Harry Schuh Richard Sehlmeyer Family Canavan’s Town Country Liquor Harry'O Pizza Sub Shop Jr. Corinth Emergency Squad Corinth Emergency Squad Inc. Bunny Smith Stone Pharmacy Marilyn McDonough Mr. Mrs. William Clute Gladys Young’s Luzerne Diner Robert Patrenets Jimmy Moses Mr. Mrs. Bernard Aldous Betty Fortna Mr. Mrs. Richard Normile Mr. Mrs. John Lent Mr. Mrs. W. Wilkinson Leone Bill Boyle Mr. Mrs. Mark Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Donald Moses Mr. Mrs. William Normile The Gould family Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Butler Dr. Josh Staff Mike’s Meats Mr. Mrs. Thomas Melville Linda Fisk Russ Mary Mills Mr. Mrs. James Graham Mr. Mrs. Willis Trombley Mr. Mrs. Douglas Farr Mrs. Nona Bailey Mr. Mrs. Gary Young Miss Lucinda Rayl SPECIAL RECOGNITION INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. CORINTH BOARD OF EDUCATION The Class of 1979 deeply appreciates the support from these and all patrons. 127 LAST WILL We, the class of '79, leave behind many thanks to those who helped us through our troublesome years; and best of wishes to those we leave behind. 1, Tracy Aldous, leave: The World Champion New York Yankees to the Faculty at CHS, most of whom are Red Sox fans. I, Inga-Lis Berg, leave my discussions on off track betting with Mr. Murphy, to my brother, Delvin Berg. I, Lisa Boyle, leave to go help Timmy turtle up mud- dy hills in Idaho. I, Lisa Brown, leave my hairless legs to Stuart Smead. 1, Ann Buehler, leave the football G basketball teams to my sisters Patty and Roberta. 1, Lori Bush, leave with Bub Brennan. 1, Belinda Clute, leave Corinth Central School to go on to bigger and better things. 1, Duane Colson, leave all of the bad memories of CHS behind, and carry the good memories with me on my journeys elsewhere. 1, Steve Comings, leave the wonderful school lunches to any poor, under-nourished person. 1, Don Conklin, leave so Toni Guilder can have her own locker. 1, Heidi Dean, Leave Corinth School for good. 1, John Dean, leave Mr. Milligan 101 ways to break the law and not get caught. 1, Sandy Dearborn, leave CCS to never get the paddle from Mr. Grippe again. I, Shelly Denno, leave my back seat on the Boces bus next year to Diane Venables and Colleen Madison. 1, Claire Denton, leave all the memories, good or bad to Chukee. I, I, Rick DiLorenzo, Leave my office as, Captain of the Jr. Squad, to Robbie Randel. 1, Deedee Farr, leave my smile to DeeAnne LaDuke . 1, Kristin FitzSimons, leave my success in science labs to Kristie Jenson and Kelly FitzSimons. 1, Cary Frechette, leave Corinth to party. I, Judy Gamache, leave my nickname Janice Mochers to anyone crazy enough to fit it. 1, Denise Griffin, leave Mr. Miller's pronunciation of my name to Denise Gurtler. I, Susan Gurtler, leave my admiration for Mr. Murphy to my sister Denise. 1, Randy Hadley, leave for Colorado. 1, Kevin Hagadom, leave my brillant talent for skip- ping classes to Ray Murray. 1, Dave Hamey, leave a friend and teacher, Mr. Grippe, to anyone who wants to learn. 1, Seiko Hirata, leave my chopsticks to Jeanette Eggleston. 1, Lori Hoffman, leave all my experiences with the french metro to Mr. Duval. 1, George Hulka, leave Sonja Pike my reserved table at Barley Corns for when Stony Greek plays there. 1, Dana Isley, Leave CCS to have a good time. I, Chuck Jackson, The protractor killer, leave so Mr. Powell can once again teach in peace. I, Julie Jenkins, leave to go to Denver and hope that my sister Lori gets her wish to go out with Dale. 1, Denice Jones, leave with my bestfriend to be with the Hunt boys. 1, Cynthia Kehoe, being of questionable sanity, do hereby leave all of my brilliant questions to Kevin Gumey so that he can carry on without me in Physics next year. 1, Greg Knowles, leave my busy schedule to anybody that wants it. I, William Knowles, leave all my trouble with Mr. Savage to my brother Mark Knowles. 1, Diana Lang, leave to go to Nebraska. 1, Kevin LeClair, leave Hadley Villa night crew to my brother Jeff. 1, Mel Lewis, leave Corinth Central to be with Bob Wells. I, Dale Lockhart, leave my great blocking to Wayne Seelow. 1, Linda Lockwood, leave all the fun I had as a senior AND TESTAMENT to my little brother Mark. 1, Terry Madison, leave my years in high school to Jerry Jeremias. 1, Todd Madison, leave Corinth Central School - FI- NALLY ! ! ! 1, Cindy Martineau, leave CHS to Brian and Anita and hope they have as much fun as 1 did in my senior year. 1, Mary Matino, leave my reoccurring hiccups to Mr. Murphy. 1, Theresa McKeon, leave Corinth Central without hesitation. 1, John McGrath, leave my wrestling ability to little Andy Shattuck. I, Dave Moses leave, hoping that no one makes the same mistakes as me. I, Linda Munck, leave all my spirit to the future cheerleaders at CHS. 1, Kim Murray, leave to go see Texas. 1, Ed Normile, leave for Monica a special spot on Maple Street. 1, Tammie Peacock, leave with many memories and a few friends. Good-bye. 1, Mary Louise Peck, leave CHS to find better things to do and better places to go. 1, Stacy Pike, leave all of my crazy experiences in driver education to Kent, Penny, and Providence, who I hope will pick up where 1 left off in 1 'driving'' Mr. England into an early retirement. I, Jennifer Pitkin, leave with memories of CHS and the little bit of wisdom which 1 gained! I, Babette Pixley, leave Mrs. Welch's Home Ec. coarse to Annette W. I, Mary Potter, leave my fast talking to Mr. Murphy in competition to his fast reading. 1, Sandy Rawson, finally leave Mrs. Duval to some peace and quiet. 1, Dennis Robarge, leave Mr. Sherman with the firm belief that the New York Yankees are the greatest. 1 1, Rece Roehrenbeck, leave many thanks to Mr. No- lan. I, Brad Sitts, leave my army jacket to Barry Sitts. I, Darcy Sitts, leave to jump with Jack Flash. 1, Alan Spieldenner, leave nothing to nobody. 1, Arlene Thompson, leave Corinth and hope that my sister Valerie B. catches Stuart Smead. 1, Leslie Towers, leave Castle Frankenstein (and Igor) in the care of R. G. Stein. I, Colette Tracy, leave CHS to my sister, and two brothers. 1, Sherri VanAuken, leave to start living. 1, Jim Walker, leave boxing class and Mr. Monthony to Tobie Price. 1, Sunny Walker, leave Andy Kelly, Kevin Gurney, Jeff Schyberg, John Butler, Scott Smead and John Hur- ley to maintain the spirit of Julius (Dr. J) Erving and the Philadelphia 76'ers. 1, Brian Weaver, leave my driving skills and love to Colleen Chandler. 1, Donita Wiley, leave CHS and all its numerous ac- tivities to my sister Pauline. I, Pat Wilkins, leave forever. I, Barbara Wilkinson, leave my conservative attitude to Mr. Murphy. I, Lori Willett, leave my orange and black ribbons to Dawn Mann and Colleen Gray (one each). I, Faith Winslow, leave for Denver, Colorado after graduation and never to return. 1, Tim Woodard, leave all my dirty basketball socks to my brother Terry. 1, Melissa Young, leave my tail lights fading just along the Twilight Zone. 1, Katherine Zigo, leave CHS with many terrific memories and very much appreciation towards our class advisors, Mr. Miller and Mr. MacDougall. I, Tracy Zukowski, happily leave CHS-ALIVE! ! ! 129 NEED SOME HELP? ASK A SENIOR FROM B.O.C.E.S. ... 130 L to R: M. Madison, B. Weaver, G. Knowles, L. Lent, T. Madison, D. Jones, K. Murry, B. Clute, R. Dilorenzo, S. Denno, M. Lewis, L. Bush, D. Irish THE WTO’S: THOSE MEMORABLE YEARS Will you ever forget the grandeur and the mediocrity of these wonderful years? Our Presidents: Richard Nixon- Watergate and the opening doors of China. Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter-A peanut farmer in Washington? Peace in the Middle East? The 70's went from miniskirts back to midiskirts; from gouchos to Knickers. We were called The Age of Blue Jeans. We lost some old favorites such as Bing and Elvis, but gained such favorites as The Fonz and Mork from Ork. The 70's also had a variety of music to choose from. It went from country to disco and back again to rock and roll. Yes, we will never forget the crazy things that happened during the 70's ...