Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

I 1981 CORINTH CENTRAL YEARBOOK TABLE OF C TITLE PAGE DEDICATION APPRECIATION SENIORS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT IN MEMORIAM SENIOR NAMES AND ORIGINS SIGNATURE PAGE. GRADES (9-11) SUPER SENIOR SURVEY EXCHANGE STJJDL ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR PROM sports..............................:.....; TEN YEAR PREDICTIONS 91 ADMINISTRATION 94 ORGANIZATIONS 95 YEARBOOK STAFF AND OFFICERS 104 MIDDLE SCHOOL (5-8)........................... 105 FACULTY in 1981 PATRONS....................................m TEACHER S AIDES AND SECRETARIES 132 SIGNATURES 133 ItEDICA TION MH. WILLIAM SAVAGE “The class' or l9Bl takes dqep pride in dedicating our yearbo | to a vert? deserving minBMr. William Savage. Since ouf junior High years, we have recognize ! hirni |i. it only as a principal. Ij ’filso as a true The Class of 1981 appreciates all of Mrs. Turcotte's help and guidance through our high school years. She has dedicated much of her time for us, even if it just meant talking over a problem. As she retires this June after 17 years of service to Corinth Central, many will remember all the good times with her in the guidance office. THANKS! Dianna Griffin ‘Treasurer “Di Donna Anderson When you help someone up a hill you get nearer the top yourself. Caroline-Tracy Anderson I feel it when I sorrow most — ft is bet- ter to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Alvin |ames Baker Bake Marcelo Gustavo Bechara A smile costs nothing, but gives much. Benjamin Commings What you see on the horizons of the future depends upon how you look.” John Collura As we advance in life, we learn the limits of our abilities. Michelle Colson “Shelly” Ronald Cook “Skinner Keith Hayes Festus Lynn Hoffman Hoffer Patrick Hurley Guriy” -m. Vanessa Hoffman If a small thing has the power to make you angry, does that not indicate some- thing about your size. Robin Marcoux Nothing in life that is worthy is never too hard to achieve, if you have the courage to try it and the faith to believe. 20 Thomas O’Neill Onward through the fog. Jeffrey S. Rumpf |eff r� Edward Seaman You must taste defeat before you know victory. James Seelow llth Commandement — “Love thy neigh- bor but don't get caught. O0 John Shippee “The only way to get to heaven is to raise a little hell! Michael Tooker “Took Sheila Towers The great essentials of happiness are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. Susan Venables Sue Edward Lance Vetter Veeder Wayne C. Wagner “You only have one life (o live, but if you live it right, once is enough V. S. Kristi Watts Headin' for the rhubarb' Dennis Walsh Fud Kevin Wells Yeah though I walk through the valley of the shadow of Death, 1 fear no evil because I am the meanest son of a gun in the valley.” 30 Edward Weaver The trouble with trouble is that it always starts out just like fun! Keith Wells “Wellsy Gwyn Williams Before you meet your handsome prince you have to kiss a lot of toads. Ann Woodcock The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we're ready for it. Kevin Winslow My life is in the hands of the fool who makes me lose my temper. Christine Woodard “Dizzy Michael Zigo Ziggy LAST WILL I, TRACY ANDERSON, leave much sympathy to Chris Melville und hope that he has as many good times in and out of school as I have had. I, DONNA ANDERSON, leave with Lance to be somewhere over (he rainbow. I, JIM BAKER, leave my booze, loud music and weights to Troy Tracy, he needs them. I, BETTY BERG, leave my two little sisters and my little brother to Mr. Murphy. I, JIM BOLDUC, leave the Sherman-Young Coaching team to the young wrestJers who have to put up with them. I, LOIS BORTNER, leave my uncle Eddie's talent for writing to someday fulfill und enrich Patti Saunders life. I, LYNN BROWN, leave with fond memories of CHS. I, PATRICIA BUEHLER, leave my position on the Varsity Football 7’eam and my seat on the bus to any girl crazy enough to take it. I. TERESA BURNHAM, leave because it is finally time. I. ADAM BUTLER, leave my ride back and forth to B.O.C.E.S to anyone who wants it. I. JOHN BUTLER, leave!!! I, TERRY CLEVELAND, leave my gambling, booze, and women to my dear little brother Kevin. I, DEL BERG, leave Mr. Fits, and all his run-on sentences in the garbage, that is where they belong, they don’t make sense. I, LEAH CLOTHIER, leave to Mr. Baldwin my hall patrolling by the Nurse’s office as he now qualifies. I, BEN COMINGS, leave the solar system. I, DEBBIE DEARBORN, leave all my love of partying to Lori Jenkins. I, ROGER DEARBORN, leave my brother, Tim. to Mr. Murphy. Good luck!!! I, CINDY EDDY, leave my role in the CHS Soaps to Patti Saunders. I, PAM EDDY, leave my seat on the bus to Marcia Ryder. I, TAMMY EGGLESTON, leave Corinth Central School to Rose Primeau, to whom attending school is a new experience. I, JILL GODIN, leave knowing that Shawn Vetter is wrong — Lynyrd Skynyrd Band will always be better than Aerosmith. I, STEPHANIE GOULD, leave all my happy moments in sports to my sister, Kathleen, along with my good- luck, hot pink underwear. I, KIM GRAHAM, leave my skiis and ski poles to Lori Jenkins so she can have a successful downfall. I, DIANNA GRIFFIN, leave to be with Steve. 1, GRACE GURNEY, leave my crutches, brace, and doctor excuses to Mr. Milligan. I, BEN GURTLER, leave with Mike Zigo. his buddy “Ernie , and all their broken windows. I, LYNN HOFFMAN, leave the back seat on the BOCES bus to Debbie Allan and Bob Potter. I. VANNESSA HOFFMAN, leave to be with Bruce. I, PAT HURLEY, leave Corinth Central to meet the challenge of the world. I, SCOTT JSLEY, leave after graduation to go to my cabin so I can lounge in Murphy's chair. I. SUE JOWAISHZAS, leave CHS to be with Bruce Ward. I, KIM KIRCHOFF, leave my patience and ability to run through ruts to Kristi Jensen. I, CONNIE LAPIER, leave all the fun times on the Bocesbus to Kevin Mann. I, JOHN LENT, leave to come back again next year! I, SHARI LEWIS, leave to be with Dale Baldwin and leave Troy Tracy another chance to get back into ceramics. I, RICHARD LINDSEY, leave my 12th grade English class to Cindy Wood. AND TESTAMENT I, BLAINE Mac DONALD, leave my sociul seat in the Mulleyville Gang to anyone brave enough to take it. I, LORI MANN, leave CHS with many memories to be with Tom for many more. I, ROBIN MARCOUX, leave Tom Plummer a reserved seat in Mr. Hull's office for the remainder of his time at CHS (which would be a long lime.). I, TERESA MATINO, leave one pound of chocolate chip cookies to Murcia Ryder so she can go hunt down the Renegade Ruunch. I, DEAN McCARE. leuve wishing Shuwn Vetter the best of luck in his senior year, he'll need it! I, MATT McKEON, leave my ability to come late to class to anyone who can make up a good excuse. I. DAVE MER TON, leave all my future accidents to anyone who thinks they can survive them! I, MISSY MER TON, leuve all my suspension days and uncontrollable urges of getting into trouble to Coree Madison. I, ROBIN MILLINGTON, leave my athletic ability to my brother. Christopher. I, LISA MOSHER, leave with Blaine to begin living. I, ROBB IN MURDOCH, leave Kristi ensen, Rhonda Shayne, and Berta Cowles another snowbound week- end in Newcomb. I. KIM PIXLEY, leave my fantastic driving ability to Bob Potter. I, MARK PLUMMER, leave the Mulleyville log to Mr. O! I, BRENDA POR TER, leave Mr. Milligan’s constant picking on me to my cousins, Kim and Colleen. I, SUE POTTER, leave my brown nose talents to my brother, Adin. I. DEBBIE RADECKl. leave CHS to go trucking with Rick Saunders. I, PA TTY REED, leave CHS to start my florist shop. I, RAE ROLLMAN, leave my tap to Lee and Carolyn to help promote a more harmonious environment. I, IM SEELOW. leave to Danny Lescault my ability to just barely pass English. I, ANDREW SHATTUCK, leuve all the problems of the Senior Class Presidency to ’Tim Murphy. Good luck! I, JOHN SHIPPED, leave my luck for Corinth Central to John Lyng. I, DARYL SMITH, leave all my C.C.S. headaches to my sister. Dianne. I, BETTY SPANGEL. leave with a beer in my hand to play fooseball with Bruce at George's place. I. ED STANTON, leave lots of luck to the future athletes of Corinth. I, VICKI SWEET, leave all my picking on Mr. Murphy to Carol-Ann and Kit Plummer. I, MICHAEL 'LOOKER, leave to find other people to harass. I, IAIM E L. TRACY, leave my wise-cracks in Mr. Fitsimons class to my brother, Troy. 1. SUE VENABLES, leave CHS to be with Dusty . I. LANCE VE TTER, leave Mr. Murphy’s chair — alone. I, WAYNE WAGNER, leave for Isley’s cabin so I can sit in Murphy’s chair. I. KRISTI WATTS, leave my craziness to everyone of you wild cards out there who think you wanna be an ace like me. I. KEITH WELLS, leave my great flattery ability to Mike Sanacore. I, KEVIN WELLS, leave my mechanical ability to those who need it most. L GWYN WILLIAMS, leave my scholastic ability to those who need it most, my brother and sister. I, KEVIN WINSLOW, leave my gum throwing ability to Jackie Powell. I, CHRIS WOODARD, leave to live and love with ferry Jeremius. IN MEMORY OF: JAMES D. SMITH Words cannot describe the sorrow that our school felt during the time of Mr. Smith's death. He was a member of the Corinth Faculty for two years as band instructor. During that time he perfected the marching, concert, and jazz bands, winning many honors at local competitions. He was a teacher as well as a friend to his students. He won the love and the respect of the students and the faculty at C.H.S. Years from now, when we look upon our high school years, the memory of Mr. Smith will be most vivid in our minds. IN MEMORIAM As, we the class of 1981 come closer to our time of graduation we start to reminisce about old times and good friends. When you are faced with the death of a close friend or classmate, it is not always easy to express your feel- ings. But. as we dedicate this memorial page to our friend Byron Davies we think back and smile upon the times he enriched our school days with a joke or a laugh. Byron was a member of the Audio-Visual Club, the jr. High and High School Chorus, and worked on many junior Class Talent shows with his brother Evan. He also worked hard at all of our class activities which helped to shape our class. Byron was one of the most friendliest and fun-loving members of the class of 1981. When he left us there was a large wound in the hearts of his friends that didn't want to heal, but time has gradually let us remember Byron with a smile instead of a tear. “Good Friends can never be forgotten, as long as there are memories to cherish. This saying holds true when we speak of Ricky' Winslow. Although Ricky left us at an early age we can look back on the times when he could make us laugh. Ricky spent three years with two of our classmates, Keith and Kevin Wells. He enjoyed working on bikes and motors. He would work for hours on end until he could get it right. We the class of 1981, share with the Wells family in dedicating this memorial page to Ricky Winslow with all our love and admiration. 37 SENIOR NAMES ADAM (BUTLER) LATIN In the Beginning” ALLEN (RODES) LATIN Of the Earth ANDREW (SHATTUCK) GREEK “Strong. Manly” ANN (WOODCOCK) HEBREW Graceful one BETTY (BERG) HEBREW “Fortress of Royal Gardens BLAINE (MacDONALD) IRISH GAELIC Thin. Lean one BRENDA (PORTER) IRISH GAELIC Little Raven BRIAN (MARTINEAU) WALSH Knight of Arms CALVIN (BUTLER) HEBREW Of manly strength CAROLINE (ANDERSON-tracy) LATIN FRENCH Little womanly one” CHRISTINE (WOODARD) FRENCH The Christian CONNIE (LAPIER) LATIN “Firmness, consistancy CYNTHIA (EDDY) GREEK The moon” DANIEL (HUSE) LATIN The woodsman DARYL (SMITH) HEBREW “Guard of the Sword DAVID (MERTON LOCKHART) HEBREW Strong and Gentle” DEBRA (DEARBORN RADECKI) OLD NORSE “Wanderer DEAN (McCABE) IRISH GAELIC “Man of the Wilderness DIANNA (GRIFFIN) LATIN “Goddess, devine one DENNIS (BRADY WALSH) LATIN Traveler DONNA (ANDERSON) ITALIAN Lady ELIZABETH (SPANGEL) HEBREW “Consecrated to God EDWARD (HAYES STANTON WEAVER SEAMAN) OLD NORSE Bold one” GEORGE (MONTENA) LATIN Farmer GRACE (GURNEY) LATIN “Graceful, attractive one” GWYN (WILLIAMS) OLD WELSH “White and pure one |AMES (TRACY BAKER BOLDUC SEELOW) OLD NORSE “Strong and secure IEFFREYIRUMPF) OLD FRENCH Divinely peaceful JILL (GODIN) OLD NORSE With flowing hair JOHN (BUTLER COLLURA LENT LYNG SHIPPEE) HEBREW “God is Gracious KEITH IHAYES WELLS) IRISH From the Battle place” KEVIN (WELLS WINSLOW) IRISH Sun of the Fiery one KIM (PIXLEY GRAHAM KIRCHOFF) OLD NORSE From the Royal Fortress KRISTI (WATTS) FRENCH “Christian” LANCE (VETTER OLD FRENCH “Attendantor adherent LEAH (CLOTHIER) HEBREW Wearv one LOIS (BORTNER) OLD GERMAN Old Warrior Maid” LORI (MANN) LATIN “A crown of Laurel Leaves LYNN (BROWN HOFFMAN) OLD ENGLISH A waterfall or Pool Below a Fall MARK (KNOWLES LOCKWOOD PLUMMER) LATIN Warlike one MARSHA (MOSHER) LATIN Belonging to Mars” MATTHEW (McKEON) HEBREW Gift of Keborah MICHAEL (TOOKER. ZIGO) “Who is like God MELISSA (MERTON) Honey. A Bee PAMELA (EDDY) GREEK All Honey PATRICIA (BUEHLER REED) LATIN Noble one PATRICK (HURLEY) LATIN Noble one” RAE (ROLLMAN) OLD ENGLISH A doe Deer” RICHARD (LINDSY JOHNSON) OLD GERMAN “Powerful ruler” ROBBIN (MURDOCK. MARCOUX. MILLINGTON) FRENCH From the Little Rock ROGER (DEARBORN) OLD GERMAN “Famous SPEARMAN RONALD (COOK) OLD NORSE Mightv power” SCOTT|ISLEY)OLD ENGLISH From Scotland SHARI (LEWIS) HEBREW A Princess SHEILA (TOWERS) LATIN Like a flower STEPHANIE (GOULD) GREEK Crowned one 38 AND ORIGINS STEPHEN ()AMES) GREEK Crowned one SUSAN (GALUSHA, VENABLES. JOWAISZAS, POTTER) HEBREW “Lily or Graceful Lily” TAMMY (EGGLESTON) HEBREW “Perfection” TERESA (BURNHAM. MATINO) GREEK Reaper” TERRI (GRIFFIN) Teresa” TERRY (CLEVELAND) GREEK “A Hunter VANNESSA (HOFFMAN) NEW LATIN A Genius of Butterflies VICKI (SWEET) LATIN Victory” WAYNE (WAGNER) OLD ENGLISH “Wagon-maker” WILLIAM (GAVIN) OLD NORSE Worthy one” 7 A V 4 'J jt 0 ? X . - :L, yf £ ) -------- 41 REMEMBER WHEN... D. Lockhart L. Hoffman A. Shattuck K. Winslow P. Eddy K. Watts D. Dearborn S. Towers S. (owaiszas B. Porter Ed and Fred Hayes |. Bolduc V. Hoffman D. Radecki G. Williams M. Mosher E. Seaman L. Mann K. Graham a 44 K. Kirchhoff |. Rumph B. MacDonald R. Murdoch T. Matino G. Montena M. Knowles D. Anderson T. Burnham B. Spangel P. Buehler L. Mosher T. Eggleston |. Seelow B. Comings L. Clothier S. Colson and R. Rollman A. Woodcock C. Eddy L. Bortner Kevin and Keith Wells L. Vetter B. Berg ). Godin . Butler D Smith G. Gurney J. Lent S. Galusha M. McKeon K. Pixley R. Marcoux J Baker . Butler S. Isley ' W m ■ 45 NINTH Front: L-R: K. Colson. |. Bosford. | Doitt. |. Carney. D Denno. K Baugh. H. Allen. A Benway. L. Blanchard. D. Brown. Back: N Cook. C. Cromwell. S. Bourdeau. S. Chandler. H. Chandler. |. Butler. T. Dearborn. V. Chandler. Y. Bourdeaux. |. Cornell. |.. Berg. B. Birsett. A. Clothier. Front: L-R: R. Skinner. E. Vanderwarker, M. Timpson. B. Shattuck. K. Skinner. S. Willet. D. Weaver, D. Stewart. Middle: T. Tooker, D. Shayne. M. Towers. C. Shipsky. A. Winslow. C. Tracy, D. Smith. Back: P. Wiley. M. Woodcock. K. Williams. R. Watkins. S. Win- slow. L. Vanderwarker. D. Willet. B. Walsh. G. Williams. C. Shaw. M. VonSeggren, C. Shaw. 46 GRADE From: L-R: M Leahy. T Robarge. M. Ladd. K Miliis, R Mosher. K Miner. F Mosca. D. Milligan. A Merchant. G MacDonald. T. Rivette. Back: M LeClair. M Mallory. P. Perez. C. Robarge. M. Ranado. T. Marcellus. D. Reed. F. Madison. A. Merchant. ]. Price. S. O’Donnell. T. Lang. Front: L-R: C. Hayes. T. Dimmick. W. Denton. K. Gould. D. Duval. F. Gommelly. Back: M. Huse. R. Farr. J. Hoffman. |. Hurley. K. Guilder. L. loubert. J. Griffin. K. Guilder. 47 191 TENTH GRADE Front: L-R: R Lucia. S. Petteys. J. Powell. S. Jervasio. C. Lucia. C. O'Malley. Middle: C. McCabe. E. Jensen. K. Mann. C Mosher. C. Madison. K Krawetz. E MacDonald, m. John. Back: P Pekar, P. Hozley. M. Hayes. G. Gurney. E. Kuebler. B. Long. K Kinns. J. Griffin. C. Morgan. K. Mosher. Front: L-R:M. Everetts. K. Clayton. P. Dingman. V. Bennett. H. Brown. ). Flewelling, V. Anderson. K. Bardin. Middle: R. Barber. S. Clothier. A. Ellis, G. Duell. C. Bovee, K Bovee, B. Bryant. S. Allen. D. Farr. Back. K. Feulner, S. Burke. W. Eggleston. R. Berg. R. Baldwin. D. Dibble. M. Bush. G. DeLoriea. W. Dunbar. B. Martineau. S. Eggleston. H. Beaupre. D. Colson. Front: L-R: A Swanson. M. VanHorne. A. Rayder. J. Towers. B. Sitts. L. Seaman. J. Powell. V. Ramsey. Middle: A. Williams. K Rhodes. C. Smith. W. Wilkinson. G. Williams. L. Woodcock. K. Ramsey. J. Rumph. S. Tuttle. D. Ralph. C. Tooker. Back: R. Randall. S. Sprague. R. Vanderwarker. D. Robarge. B. Walsh. M. Walker. D. Rabida. K. Shipski. D. Robarge, S. Towers. J. Price, B. Ralph. M. Shippee. ELEVENTH GRADE Front L-R. E Normile. C. Williams. P. Williams. P. Towers. R Whitaker. M. Sanacore. D. Niles. K. Ogden Middle: M Phodes M. Ryder. R Shayne. S Woodcock. T. Tracy. C. Shattuck. S. York. H. Walker. Back: R Mosher. C Munck. L. Smith. P Vanderwarker. B Miliis. K Shippee. M. Williams. W. Towers. S. Smead. E. Morgan. T. Murphy. S. Smead. C. Straight. Front: L-R: A LeClair. M. LaMore. D. Lescault. M. McKeon. M. Granier. K. Jensen. W. Hathway. Middle: J. LeClair. S. Millington. K Kirchhoff. T. Joubert. R. Lescault. A. Fuller. J. Gould. W. Hayes. M. Jifuere. Back: M. Milligan. E. Lucia. J. Ladd. C. James. E. Gardner. C. Granger. D. Mann. T. Huse. B. Hayes. 49 Our electronics SUPER SENIOR SURVEY Cor.. N.Y. — On Feb. 6th. 1981, the Corinth Yearbook Staff surveyed 96 super seniors for their opinions on questions relating to the year 1980-1981. Here are the results: Our favorite: 1 ROCK GROUP - 1st AC DC 2nd Lynyrd Skynyrd 3rd Queen 3. SONG OP 80-1 — 1st Another One bites the dust 2nd You shook me all night long 3rd Against the wind 5. SCHOOL SPORT - Girls — Field Hockey Boys — Football 7. MOVIE — 1st Stir crazy 2nd Any which way you can 3rd Humanoids from the deep 9. COLOR — 1st blue 2nd purple 3rd black 2.T.V.SHOW- 1st Mash 2nd Hill St. Blues 3rd Benny Hill 4. PRO-FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 1st Dallas 1st Philadelphia 2nd Oakland 2nd Los Angeles 3rd Pittsburgh 3rd Boston 6. TEACHER - 1st Mr. Clark 2nd Mr. Oudekerk 3rd Mr. Murphy 8. MIXED DRINK - 1st Rum and Coke 2nd Screwdriver 3rd Hawaiian Sunset 10. SUBJECT — 1st English 2nd Art 3rd S.H. Are we in favor of. 1. THE DRAFT 2. E.R.A. 3. LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA 4. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Yes - 16' No — 43 Yes — 33 No — 26 Yes — 36 No — 23 Yes —41 No—18 11. BEER — 1st Miller 2nd Molson 3rd Michelob various 51 MICHELLE COLSON FROM ARGENTINA TO CORINTH INEZ FERIA FROM THE PHILIPPINES TO CORINTH MARCELO BECHARA E FROM CORINTH TO SWEDEN G JENNIFER r GOULD FROM CORINTH TO NEW ZEALAND 52 Who's in Love? Claudio and Carol JUNIOR CLASS The insane old lady Teresa and Carol Kim and Carl Another Brick in the Wall TALENT SHOW SPRING ’80DRAMA PRODUCTION “THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER” THEJUMPATHON A first for CHS was a Jumpathon this past fall. Teams of six members took turns jumping rope and raising money for the Heart Assoc. All partic- ipants were awarded tee-shirts and the team raising the most money got sweat suits. A total of $3,830 was raised. A big thanks goes to Mr. Sherman who lead this worthwhile event. TRIPS TO N.Y.C. During the past years, Mr. Stein has taken various classes to New York City. While in N.Y.C.. they see many differ- ent plays and musicals, such as: Evita; The Wiz; West Side Story; and Deathtrap. They also do much sightseeing while they are there. They have visited St. Patricks Cathedral, The Guggenheim Museum, Stueben Class. Rockefel- ler Center, and The World Trade Center. Mr. Stein has also taken students to London and Boston. Throughout the years, these various trips with Mr. Stein have proven to be rewarding experiences and very enjoyable. Hopefully the younger students will have the chance to experience these worthwhile trips. THE TRIP HOME 58 EXCHANGE WEEKEND 1980 1980 DONKEY BASKETBALL SR. GIRLS VS. SR. BOYS REMEMBER OUR DIP-A-DINNERS? HOW ABOUT ROLLERSKA TING! CLASS OF 1981 1981 PROM COURT King's Court: Queen’s Court: 1. Eric Butler 2. Jim Bolduc 3. Keith Wells 4. Terry Cleveland 5. Ed Weaver 6. Jim Seelow 7. Pat Hurley 8. John Shippee 9. John Butler 10. Lance Vetter 11. Blaine MacDonald 12. David Merton 13. Scott Isley 14. Ed Stanton 15. Wayne Wagner 16. Cullen O'Brien 17. Matt McKeon 18. Steve James 19. Kevin Wells 20. King — A. Shattuck 1. Kristi Watts 2. Brenda Porter 3. Tracy Anderson 4. Shari Lewis 5. Teresa Matino 6. Donna Anderson 7. Shelly Colson 8. Vicki Sweet 9. Jill Godin 10. Teresa Burnham 11. Robin Millington 12. Leah Clothier 13. Missy Merton 14. Lisa Mosher 15. Sheila Towers 16. Robbin Murdoch 17. Chris Woodard 18. Lori Mann 19. Sue Potter 20. Queen — K. Kirchhoff 68 H'W ••i I iii i ! Mi I ml I. Prom Theme 2 The Royal Dance 3. Boy junior of the Year 4. Miss Congeniality 5. Cirl junior of the Year 6. Crown Bearer — Rebecca Anderson Staff Bearer — Andrew Clark 7. King's Reaction 8. Queen’s Court 9. King's Court 10. Queen's Reaction II. King and Queen Andy Shattuck Kim Kirchhoff SPOR TS JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD-HOCKEY TEAM: M. Thieverage C. Mosher A. Ellis M. Shippee J. Flewelling P. Saunders B. Buehler P. Dingman K. Gould K. Mann P. Perez D. Duval T. Dimick M. John K. Bardin Miss McDonough 74 Here we come!! VARSITY FIELD-HOCKEY Bottom (L to R): S. Towers, H. Brown, B. Cowles. K. Kirchhoff, S. Gould, S. Potter. J. Gould. R. Murdoch. Top: S. Towers, D. Anderson, R. Millington. L. Clothier, V. Sweet, S. Lewis. T. Matino, K. Watts, K. Jenson, Coach: Ms. Fisk. Nice save Teresa! Look out world!! 75 CROSS COUNTRY Top (L-R): Coach: Mr. Redfield, K. Rhodes, W. Hathaway, M. Merton, J. Price, K. Rivette, D. Robarge, K. Winslow, P. Hurley, S. Smead. Bottom: S. Smead, J. Powell, D. Milligan, D. Madison. R u n I a c k i e n 76 REMEMBER OUR DONKEY BASKET- BALL GAMES? Our Faithful announcer Working hard? CUTIE! 77 Our winning team!! V o L L E Y B A L L V A R S I T Y Bottom (L to R): R. Shayne, I. Feria, B. Cowles, L. Mosher, P. Buehler. Top: K. Kirchhoff, D. Anderson, R. Murdoch, K. Jenson, M. Merton, S. Potter. Top (L to R): M. Ranado, P. Wiley, E. MacDonald, L. Joubert, B. Walsh, K. Rhodes. Bottom: K. Fitzsimons, P. Saunders, A. Ellis, A. Williams, V. Bennett. 78 VARSITY BASEBALL Team: D. Baldwin, A. Kelley, S. Vetter. B. Berg. S. Millington. M. Shattuck, S. Smead, L. Vetter, S. Woodcock, D. Lockhart, E. Butler, R, Berg, S. Smead. ). Rumpf, Coach: Mr. MacDougall, Manager: Jill Godin. Hey I'm safe! Slam that baby! Watching Eagerly! 79 J.V. BASEBALL Top Row: T. Guest, R. Randall, T. Murphy, D. Niles, D. May, W. Hathaway, G. MacDonald, E. Jenson, D. Dibble, Coach Moses. Bottom Row: M. Pas- tore, J. Rumpf. J. Lucia, B. Walsh, D. Whitaker, K. Kirchhoff, D. Lescault, R. Berg, D. Haupinger. I’m gonna hit this baby!! Now where’d that ball go? I don’t believe this, he was out! Team: Standing: L-R: S. POTTER. W. HAYES. R. MILLINGTON. S. SHATTUCK. D. MATTEO. L. CLOTHIER S. WOOD, Sitting: L-R: COACH IRVING. A. COWLES. K. JENSEN, J. WALKER. T. ANDERSON, C. WIL- LIAMS. VARSITY SEE. I CAN DO IT WITH MY EYES CLOSED! Team: Top: L-R: D. BRADY, J. LeCLAIR. M. PLUMMER, E. JENSEN, W. WIL- KINSON. A. FULLER, Bottom: E. SEAMEN, M. BECHARA, D. LOCKHART, M. BUSH. D. MAY. COACH ENGLAND HOLDING TROPHY “WE STOMPED ON LUZERNE AGAIN “WHAT A UNIT!!’’ Team: L-R: Top: M. PLUMMER. L. VETTER. J. LeCLAIR, M. BECHARA. E. JENSEN. E. WEAVER. Bot- tom: D. McCABE. S. ISLEY, D. BRADY Kneeling: L-R: D. Irish, M. Bush, S. Millington, F. Ashline, M. Hayes, E. Jensen, W Wilkinson, D. May, A. Fuller. Row 2: J. LeClair, S. Vetter, D. Hull, D. Whitacker, D. Niles. Standing: D. Brady, E. Butler, E. Seaman, E. Weaver, L. Vetter, B. Gurtler, M. Plummer, S. Isley, M. Bechara, S. MacDonald, D. McCabe, J. Moses, D. Lockhart, B. MacDonald, Coaches: Mr. Watts, Mr. England. 84 Corinth Wrestling Action 85 The Varsity Wrestlers Preparing or battle ehall coach Bob arsh. above, goes r strategy the •oon will use nst Corinth with ce Perry, left, k Gordon and John ett. At Corinth, h Marty Sherman ks the weight of Ed ton. Looking on John Shippee. ter, and Jim uc. Name Billy Walsh Kevin Mann Shane Petteys Jim Bolduc (Sr.) Dick Whitaker Frank Ashline Shawn Callahan John Shippee (Sr.) Steve Millington Rich Berg Eric Keubler Ron Baldwin Ed Stanton (Sr.) Dale Hull Our Senior Wrestlers Weight 98 105 112 119 126 132 132 138 145 155 167 177 167 250 w L 15 5 9 11 15 6 15 5 15 6 5 4 11 7 18 2 10 6 15 7 11 9 18 2 2 1 10 7 86 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION” p i Robin Shooting Missy Shooting Players: Robin Millington, Coree Madison, Missy Merton. Stephanie Gould. Mandy Granier, Kim Kirchhoff. Sheila Towers. Kristy Jensen. Sue Potter. Berta Cowles, Coach England. Players: Bert Bueher. Audre Ellis. Pat Saunders. Jackie Price. Yvette Bordeaux, Cindy Shaw. Kim Krawetz, Karen Rhodes. Mary Thieverge, Kathy Gould. Tammy Kloss. Gerry Duell, Coach Fisk. 88 THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 12th Grade Patrick Hurley Edward Weaver Lance Vetter Players: 11th Grade Lee Frechette Tim Murphy Dennis Niles Steve Smead Stuart Smead Patrick Towers 10th Grade Daren Robarge Coach Ron White Statistician Patty Dingman BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS tutter pres.! inezat home friends important announcement friends piled up 10 YEAR PREDICTIONS TRACY ANDERSON went to Lukenbach. Texas, where she made her first hit single with Waylon. Willie and the boys. DONNA ANDERSON now a licensed R.N.. is saving mankind with her nursing capabilities. IAMIE RAKER is now a Demolition Derby King. MARCELO BECHARA is now Argentina’s (U.S.'s. England's, Canada's) leading polygamist. BE TTY BERG is now a barmaid at “Bergie’s Bar and Grill . DELVIN BERG is the writer and producer of the Benny Hill Show. JIMMY BOLDUC is now the HEAD of the Canadian Narcotics Division. LOIS BORTNER now owns Virginia’s leading pork chop restaurant chain. DENNIS BRADY and his combat boots” have been accepted by the National Football League. RICKY BRENNAN has a bronze star dedicated to his name in the sidewalk in front of Pricey's Bar and Grill. LYNN BROWN is playing the clarinet in the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. PATTY BUEHLER has graduated from passing out towels to the C H S. football players to rubbing backs for the Oakland Raiders. TERESA BURNHAM is flying DC-10s between Miami and New York City for Pan Am. ADAM BUTLER now owns an Ore-lda taler” farm. ERIC BUTLER is living in his recently rebuilt four story cabin on the outskirts of Butler's woods. JOHN BUTLER is still in basic training at Fort South Corinth. TERRY CLEVELAND is working for Ma Bell” trying to pay off his phone bills to Sweden. LEA 1 CLOTHIER is now employed by the government in the Library of Congress. JOI IN COLLURA and Resusi-Annie are happily married and reside at Hunt Lake. SHELLY COLSON chose to remain in Sweden with a handsome young Swede. BEN COMINGS is world renowned as the first man to ever survive an interspacial journey to Neptune. RON COOK hasn't been seen since graduation. (The FBI are on the case however!) DEBBIE DEARBORN is a successful beautician at her own hair salon in California. ROGER DEARBORN'S green felt hat is now the official emblem of the Corinth Emergency Squad. CINDY EDDY married Dr.). and is keeping score for the Philadelphia 76’ers. PAM EDDY can still be found in the Nurses' Office during eighth period. TAMMY EGGLESTON is presently employed at the Painted Pony Ranch where she is a leading bronc- buster. INEZ FERIA is still celebrating her birthday on January thirty-second. SUE GALUSHA has won the Kentucky Derby and retired in luxury. BILL GAVIN is living with the gorillas in the rain forests of East Bungledunk. JILL GODIN is now raising her own wrestling team, the Schyberg Brothers. STEPHANIE GOULD is the new ambassador to Belgium. KIM GRAHAM is the first woman to survive ten years of riding in a fifteen foot high El Camino. DIANNA GRIFFIN has just won the Pillsbury Bake-Off. TERRI GRIFFIN is teaching “little Dave” to get out of school as fast as he can. GRACE GURNEY after ten years, has worn through one hundred pairs of crutches and has set a Guiness World Record (and she’s still going!!!). BEN GURTLER now uses his hair to hoist his lady callers up to his castle tower in Mulleyville. ED AND FRED HAYES are the new Doublemint Twins. KEITH HAYES’ nickname “Festus is known throughout the world. LYNN HOFFMAN has abandoned her career as a Data Processor, is married and the mother of five kids. VANESSA HOFFMAN was last seen riding in the middle of the front seat of a blue Nova. PAT HURLEY is living on an island with a mermaid where the Navy Seabees deserted him. DANNY HUSE stars in “Mork and Mindy as Mork's replacement. SCOTT JSLEY is the assistant editor of Playboy Magazine. 91 10 YEAR STEVE I AMES and “Long John Silver have teamed up to search the world for buried treasure. RICH JOHNSON now owns a chain of “Bud's Diners in the depths of Africa. SUE OWAISZAS is happily married to Bruce, being a mother, and a housewife. KIM KIRCHHOFE has taken over Mrs. Ingall's place on Little House on the Prairie. MARK KNOWLES is still working at Arco, selling beer to the senior class. CONNIE LAPIER is now Lori Mann's sister-in-law. JOHN LENT and his dog are smuggling brandy across the border into the United States. SHARI LEWIS is still convincing Dale that the Houston Oilers are better than the New England Patriots. DAVE LOCKHART is the manager of the Boston Red Socks. MARK LOCKWOOD left for the priesthood right after graduation. RICH LINDSEY now owns the largest pork farm in America. JOHN LYNC is making bombs for the United States Army. BLAINE MacDONALD is wanted for arrest in connection with leading the “Mulleyville Gang in inhu- mane torturing of Whale” Hull. LOR MANN has married the new mill manager and moved to Lake George. ROBIN MARCOUX after retiring from her job as a black-jack dealer in Atlantic City, is busy painting por- traits. BRIAN MAR77NKAU is chief officer of the “Orange Coats . TERESA MA TINO has taken Artimus Pyle’s place as drummer for the Rossihgton Collins Band. DEAN McCABE is running an Alcoholics Anonymous orphanage for children under the age of ten. MAT T McKEON is Mr. Clark’s understudy at Corinth Central High School. DAVE MERTON has taken over Cert Baker’s position as a driving instructor. M SSY MERTON is playing basketball for UCLA. ROBIN MILLINGTON is making baskets for the Oakland Raiders. CUFF MILLIS was lost on a reconnaisance mission in the streets of Tehran. GEORGE MONTENA is trying to escape from Alcatraz. JEFF MOSHER is a hermit on West Mountain. LISA MOSHER is now suing Psycho for divorce on the grounds of frequent and malicious wifebeating. MARSHA MOSHER has her own line of printed thermal underwear. ROBBIN MURDOCH has just bought the Boston Bruins and retired to Hawaii. TOM O’NEILL is still sleeping in English class. KIM PIXLEY is still driving Leah crazy when she rides in his car. MARK PLUMMER was last reported as being a cult leader in Columbia. BRENDA PORTER has bought out Aviation Mall. SUZANNE POTTER is still trying to obtain the height of five feet. DEBRA RADECKI owns a horse farm in Vermont. PATTY REED is presently employed by FTD Florists. ALLEN RHODES (Chief Pody) was last seen working as an Iroquois guide at Fort William Henry. RAE ROLLMAN is now throwing parties on the White House lawn. JEFF RUMPF is the star player on the U S. Olympic Hockey Team. ED SEAMAN is still running between the alleys of Palmer Ave. and Pine St. taking P.O.W.'s and shooting enemy invaders. JIM SEE LOW is now a Security Guard at Saint Mary’s Academy in Glens Falls. ANDY SHATTUCK is on the opposite side of the world looking for his golf ball. JOHN SHIPP EE is editor of “High Times magazine. DARYL SMI TH is still dirt-bike racing on Eggleston Street. BET SPANGLE is the new manager of the Rolling Stones. ED STANTON wrestles on All Star Wrestling with Haystack Calhoun on Sunday mornings. VICKI SWEET is now a widow, after five years of blissful marriage her husband was suffocated by 999 stuffed animals. MICHAEL TOOKER has his own ceramic shop. 92 PREDICTIONS SHEILA TOWERS is doing margarine commercials posing as Mother Nature. IAMIE TRACY is on a Coast Guard mission in the Bermuda Triangle. SUSAN VENABLES is living in her backyard treehouse with Dusty. LANCE VETTER is successfully employed by Murphy's Furniture Movers Inc.” WAYNE WAGNER is Scott’s boss. He is the Editor of Playboy. DENNIS WALSH is somehow playing lead guitar for somebody somewhere. KRISTI WATI'S, now a renowned psychologist, is treating Berle for mental disorder. ED WEAVER remained at Corinth Central as a truant officer. KEITH WELLS is presently employed as a traffic cop, exempting himself from violations. KEVIN WELLS is a full-time grease monkey. WEND WENDLAND has just won the world cup at Wimbledon. GWYN WILLIAMS is an English teacher at C.H.S. ducking spitwads. KEVIN WINSLOW is a corrections officer at Attica State Prison. ANN WOODCOCK is still throwing parties for the football players at her camp on Saturday nights. CHRIS WOODARD married )erry and they own their very own emergency squad. MIKE ZICO is now drawing “Ziggy” comics for the Sunday newspapers. ADMINISTRATION Supervising Principal Mr. Thomas Gould High School Principal Mr. David Hall Administrative Assistant Mr. Warren Gemmill Elementary- Principal Mr. John Sprague 94 Front: M. Granger, M. Niles, C. Gould, A. Winslow, B. Eggleston, J. Wilkins, B. Lang. Middle: T. Bolio, J. Collura, K. Randall, L. Carney, T. Bourdeaux, R. Cook, M. Chandler. Back: D. Cuva, K. Granier, M. Hicky, Mrs. Duval. ART CLUBS EIGHTH Sitting: S. Towers, K. Woods, K. Krawetz. Kneeling: M. Farr, R. Murdoch, S. Sherman. Mrs. Duval. A-VCLUB Sitting: M. Farr, L. Ovitt, R. Rawson, R. Monroe, Mrs. Marcotte. Back: R. Vanderwaker, G. Williams, T. Tooker, S. O'Donnell, K. Baugh. 96 JAZZ BAND Front: C. Smith, L. Brown, P. Buehler, C. Eddy. P. Hozley, M. Timpson, I. Feria. Back: Mrs. Wilkin- son, D. Niles, M. McKeon, A. LeClair, D. Brown, J. Powell, B. Cowles, Mr. Scott. SENIOR BAND Sitting: L. Brown, S. Pike, P. Saunders, B. Bennett, K. Gould, H. Brown, C. Mosher. V. Bennett. E. MacDonald, H. Allen. M. LeClair. Standing: S. Burke, D. Niles, S. Sprague. C. Smith. P. Buehler, C. Eddy, R. Randall. D. Farr, A. Leclair, B. Cowles, Mr. Scott, M. Timpson, J. Powell, M. McKeon. J. Mosc’a. D. Brown. P. Hozley. K. Mann, W. Eggleston. T. Rivette. C. Cromwell. C. Tooker. JUNIOR BAND Front: M. Ellis. G. Mosca, H. Randall, T. Dimick, A. Fuelner, T. Everetts, B. Hoffman, D. Farr, L. Moses, D. Colson, R. Ryder, T. Champagne, E. VonSeggern, A. Potter, A. Winslow, Middle: |. Silts, C. Towers, R. Rawson, C. Easterbrooks, S. Towers, N. Matino, C. Dearborn, L. Carney, V. Phillips, M. Testa, M. Niles, M. Snow. Back: B. Mann, M. Melville, M. Timpson, A. Madison, C. Gould, G. Howenstein, G. Feulner, A. DeLisle, M. Mellis, ). Collura, C. Bennett, D. Brown, M. Powell, N. Williams, M. Normile, C. McCabe, S. Jenkins, M. Melville, W. Rayder, Mr. Scott. TEEN TONES Front: R. Millis, A. Rayder, J. Rumpf. Middle: R. Mill- ington, L. Bortner, B. Bennett, R. Murdoch, L. Mosher. Back: B. Densmore, W. Feulner, B. Commings, Mr. Commings. 98 CHORUS Front Row: J. Towers, S. Blanchard, M. Jiguere, J. Rumph, P. Hozely, W. Denton, C. Gray, T. Dimick. Second Row: R. Millington, C. Shaw, C. Hayes, R. Miliis, B. Ralph, R. Murdoch, K. Clayton, W. Hayes. L. Bortner, V. Bennett. C. Mosher, D. Duval. Third Row: D. Baugh, C. Straight, J. Walker, D. Mann. M. VonSeggern, C. Shaw, K. Reed, A. Rayder. L. Clothier, L. Mosher, B. Bennett, P. Saunders. A. Ellis. Back: W. Feulner, B. Commings, R. Dearborn, R. Randall, W. Dunbar, M. Bush, B. Densmore. JEAN TONES Sitting: R. Cook. N. Williams, E. Steele, V. Phillips, K. Granier, G. Feulner, C. Dearborn. Middle: D. Irish, A. Bonivita, M. Normile, D. Wendell. B. Berg, S. Towers, G. Vanderwaker, M. Kingsley, T. Cowles, M. Snow. Back: B. Lucia, M. Melville. E. Eggleston, L. Moses. M. Melville. K. Walsh, A. 99 Randall, V. Phillips, Q. Rumney, R. Rawson, M. Ranado. DRAMA CLUB R. Dearborn, T. Anderson, R, Diloria, R. Primeau, D. Baugh, W. Feulner, R. Murdoch, K. Baugh, P. Dingman, J. Towers. Second Row: M. Granier, A. Swanson, B. Ralph, M. Theiverage, H. Allen, A. Mer- chant. K. Miner. Third Row: C. Eddy, S. Smead, D. Mann. S. O’Donell, M. Mallory, T. Lang, S. Bourdeau. Back: P. Buehler, T. Murphy, S. Towers, M. Ryder,). Cornell, B. Buehler. B.O.C.E.S. Sitting: M. Lockwood, D. Walsh, O. Ovitt, B. Gavin, T. Cleveland, R. Shaw. Second Row: T. [oubert, G. Williams, S. Blanchard, L. Normile, B. Spangel, B. Berg, P. Hayes, J. Convery, L. 100 Woodcock. Standing: A. Eddy, R. Dilorenzo, E. Lucia, |. Tracy, K. Wells, K. Ogden, B. Clothier, A. Butler, M. McKeon, D. Irish. Back: M. Millington, T. O'Neill, K. Pixley, R. Cook, J. Feulner, B. Martineau, C. Bolio. HONOR SOCIETY Kneeling: 1. Godin, K Kirchhoff, S. Gould, D. Anderson, S. Towers, S. Potter, S. Smead. Second Row: G. Williams, K. Fitsimmons, E. Morgan, B. Bennett, L. Berg, K. Jensen. Standing: A. Shattuck, M. McKeon, A. Fuller, B. Densmore, S. Smead, T. Matino, S. Lewis. Sitting: Y. Bordeau, B. Walsh. C. Shipski, M. Towers, P. Wiley. Kneeling: F. Mosca, K. Miner, M. LeClair, A. Merchant, D. Duval. Standing: D. Milligan. R Watkins, S. Winslow, T. Robarge, H. Allen. s E N I O R 101 LANGUAGE CLUB Front Row: D. May, A. Fuller, S. Towers, S. Potter, D. Anderson, K. Kirchhoff, R. Murdoch, T. Matino, T. Eggleston. S. Towers, S. Gould, T. Huse. Second Row: W. Fuelner, B. Densmore, S. Smead, E. Morgan. K. Fitsimmons, M. Granier, M. Ryder, K. Jensen. R. Primeau, B. Bennett, J. Gould. T. Burnham. Third Row: A. Shattuck, K. Kirchhoff. A. Swanson. R. Griffen, M. Williams. W. Hayes, D. Mann, T. Murphy, S. Smead, D. Niles, J. Walker, B. Millis. Advisor: Mr. Bartholomew. VARSITY CLUB Front Row: L. Clothier, R. Millington, S. Gould, S. Towers, S. Potter, K. Kirchhoff, K. Jensen, J. Gould. D. Anderson. L. Vetter, P. Hurley. E. Weaver. Second Row: B. MacDonald. D. Hull, S. Isley. J. Butler. D. Mann. R. Murdoch, G. Williams, M. Merton, C. Madison, H. Walker, S. York. Third Row: E. Stanton, T. Murphy, W. Hayes. J. Walker, K. Kirchhoff, S. Smead, C. Gray, K. Watts. T. Matino. S. Lewis. T. Anderson. Fourth Row: T. Robarge, R. Berg, E. Kuebler. V. Sweet, S. Vetter. J. Godin. L. Bortner. A. Woodcock. R. Marcoux. T. Burnham. C. Eddy. P. Buehler. Fifth Row: S. Pettys, 102 Shattuck, B. Walsh, S. Smead, B. Densmore, S. Sprague, D. Whittaker, J. Seelow, M. Bechara, J. Powell, J. Price, T. Rivette. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: A. Shattuck, S. Smead, M. Ryder, S. Smead, P. Dingman, S. Potter, K. Kirchhoff, T. Matino, M. Theiverage, P. Towers, D. Lescault. Back Row: P. Wiley, K. Fitsimmons, K. Jensen, M. Mayes, B. Bennett, R. Murdoch, D. Ranado, T. Anderson, J. Butler. L. Vetter, L. Berg, T. Burnham, V. Sweet. 103 Front Row: D. Anderson, A. Shattuck, S. Lewis, L. Bortner. V. Sweet. K. Watts, T. Burnham. ). Godin. Back Row: S. Towers. K. Kirchhoff, S. Gould. R. Murdoch. T. Matino, T. Anderson, L. Clothier. M. Merton, P. Buehler. B. Cowles, S. Potter. Absent: P. Eddy, W. Wagner, M. McKeon. FIFTH Front: L-R: D. Goodsell, M. Ladd. S. Harrington. K. Ulrich. J. Rivette. M. Woods. S. LeClair. B. Gunning. D. Woodcock. D. Reynolds. L. Ovitt. S. Dole. Row 2: C. Colson. G. Lescault. W. Caldwell. M. Bourdeau. A. DeLoriea. C. Marcellus. B. Heller. M. Green. L. Havens. G. Jenkins. K. Cumm. E. Underwood. E. Holland. Back: J. Derrick. S. Sumner. A. Winslow. R Rowland. V. Guilder. Mr. Falansburg. Front: L-R: C. Gamache. T. Winslow. M. Riley. T. Lucia. B Kingsbury. S. Berg, C. Williams. D. DeLoriea. Middle: M. Havens. J. Bovee. D. Krwy. K. Bunzey. A. Dearborn. B. Tooker. F. Wood. S. Williams. M. MacDonald. T. Monica. S. Montgomery. J. Robarge. Back: K. Carner. B. Farr, S. Marcotte. R. Shattuck. K. Anselmo. M. Jackson, J. Spotswood. H. Jerome. Mr. Healy. 106 GRADE Front: L-R: T. Provost. K. Green. M. Renado. ). Berg. S. Sweetser. Middle: M. Kingsley. R. Gervasio. M. Phillips. T. Willett. M. Blanchard. D Dake. K Mosher. K Kopp. C Millington. M. Emery. V. Jackson. S Ashline. J. Eddy. S. Bovee. B. Feulner. M. Brown. J. Lyford, D. Colson. Mrs. Irving. A. Scoville. R. Thompson. |. Gurtler. M. Ralph. L. Dimick. Front: L-R: C. Coates. M. Scoville. P. O'Donahue. E. Powell. K Buckley. E. Randall. T. Senacle. K Testa. B Potter. C. Woodcock. T. Fowler Middle: K Kathan. B Tooker. T. Lance. S. Shattuck. C. Heller. |. Bovee. Back: D. Feulner. M. Pixley. M. Montello. N. Saun- ders. L. Lucia. B. Jiguere. D. Guilder. S. Chase. B Young. G. James. T. Cumm. Mrs Knickerbocker. 107 SIXTH Front: L-R: K. French. K. Momia. H. Potter. K. Matuzak. M. Miliis. H. Clothier. C. Dimick. Middle: K. O’Malley. P Mosher. W Ladd. B. Towers. D. Kelly, M. England. R. Lapier. J. VanHom. Back: |. Sequin. E. Weaver. B. Normile, E. Miller. Mr. Watts. C. Allen. B. Stewart. S. Ward. J. Jones, C. Lescault. Front: L-R: M. Truelove. E. Sukala. B. Holland. D. Woodard. M. Young. D. Lescault. K Robarge. K. Duell. T. Libby. Back: J. Falken- bury. T. Stewart. D. Jackson. J. Woodcock, D. Gurtler. |. Woodcock. E. Wilkins. P. LaPier, C. Wood. M. Granger. Mr. Ward. M. Pekar. 108 GRADE Front: L-R. I) Atwood. T. Norman. T. Mallory. B. Moses. S. Mann. S. Eggleston. B. Eggleston. K. Hulka. W. Lucia. Back: C. Holland. S. Monroe. D. Stiles. S. Theiverage. M. Allen. Mr. Towers. B. Hulka. M. Varnum. M. Brown. M. Mosher. S. Tuttle. S. Briner. Front: L-R A Monica. S. Rowland. K Varnum. B Torda. L. DeLoriea. D. Vincent. T Morgan. B Cummings. A. Guilder. Back: |. Rhodes, L. Flansburg. Mrs Winslow. C. Collura, |. Skinner. B. Lucia. E. Weaver. K Eggleston. H. Everett. T Sitts. D. Beckwith. M Williams. D. Harrington. P. Harran. 109 SIXTH GRADE Front: L-R: P. Smith. C. Williams. W. Holland. C. Shippee. Middle: M. Debrocky. Z. Brown. J. Robinson. D. Cornell. E Crisler. D. Lescault. L. Milligan. D. Tooker. B. Allen. D. Crandall Back: M Butler. A Pixley. K Hayes. E. Randall. M Rowland. B Reed. S. Flavin. K. VanHorn. G. Stevens. M. Wood. Miss Kyea. 110 SEVENTH GRADE Front: L-R: W Whitaker. B Woodard. R Monroe. A. Willett. D. Timpson, L. Wells. R Rawson. K Williams. P Perry. K Walsh. F Varnum. M. Melville. | Robarge. M Sweetser Row 2: R Pronto. D. Millington. L. Mosher. M. Vanehles. B. Star. K Watts. K Plum- mer. A Madison. C Wells. M Testa. R Robarge. M Sioui. A. Winslow. K Randall. F Reed. Row 3: W. Rayder. A Potter. I) Milli- gan. M. Niles. C. Towers. Top: K Petteys. R. Petteys. |. Wilkins. M. Powell. |. Murphy. F. Mosca. P. York. B. Sweetser. Front: L-R: M. Chandler. L. Carney. L. Bourdeau. T Bolio. Row 2: S. Cromwell. C. Dougherty. K. Cumm. K. DeLoriea. T. Cowles. F. Duffney, T. Earls. M. Beaupre. K. Beckwith. J Duell Row 3: G. Bovee. M. Clothier. R. Cook. J. Cutler. S. Clute. D. Brown. P. Ells- worth. Ill SEVENTH GRADE Front: L-R: P. Lucia. J. Jerome. B. Lang, K. Mann. D. Cuva. B. Kingsbury. Row 2: L. Jenkins. J. Greenier. W. Lapier. S. Jenkins. P. Feulner, J. Lyford. D. Measack. T. McCabe. K. Jenkins. Row 3: R. Lescault. W. Huse. D. Holland. K. Granier. A. Mosher. M. Granger. J. Howenstein, C. Gould. M. McKeon. M. Kingsley. D. Measack. J. Frechette. Front: L-R: C. Bennett. J. Collura. S. Bogle. D. Cuva. J. Brown. J. Berg. K. Dougherty. R. Dilorenzo. D. Edwards. N. Butler. D. Cook. 112 EIGHTH GRADE Front: L-R: M. Woodcock. D. Wendall. C. Williams. S. Towers. K. Woods. K. Watkins. Q. Rumney, S. Sherman. N. Williams. Back: B. Skoll. T. Wright. |. Torda. R Richards. F Riley. R Tubbs. E. Steele. I- St John. P. Richmond. K. Reynolds. E. Vonseggeron. A. Ran- dall. H. Randall. Front: L-R: M. Bovee. R Baker. L. Brown. T. Everetts. S. Allen. C. Dearborn. A. DeLisle. A. Bonavita. Back: E. Eggleston. M. Denno. W Baker. S. Denton. D. Edwards. K. Colson. M. Ellis. L. Burnham. L. Benway. M. Buehler. K. Cleveland. K. Bovee. D. Colson. EIGHTH GRADE Front: L-R: W. Harrington, G. Feulner, G. Howenstein. T. Feulner. Middle: C. LeClair. D. Farr. B. Hoffman. T. Krawetz. M. Farr. T. Kloss. A. Feulner. A. Heller. G. Gamache. Back: G. Suttle. E. Holcomb. D. Harris. S. Hayes. F. Guilder. C. Jensen. G. Kruger, F. Gur- ney. Front: L-R: M. Ranado. K Primeau. M Melville. L. Moses. D. Lescault. D. Mosher. M Lescault. T. Millington. H Millis. Middle: D. Murphy. N. Matino. R Murdoch. M Pastore. D. LeClair. D. Kibby. B Mann. T. Madison. D. O'Malley. F. Lucia. S. Milligan Back:M Normile, C. Plummer. V Phillips. V. Phillips. T. Montena. |. Murray. S. MacDonald. L. Rabida. S. Monroe. B. Murray, A. Martineau. L. Ovitt. T. Lucia. 114 DO YOU Our Donkey Basketball Games Field Days Roller Skating at Skateland Catechism Storytime with Mrs. Melville Show and Tell Commissary Basketball Brownies, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Boy Scouts Honor Society picnics at Saratoga Park Forestry School with Mr. Powell and Mr. Young The Hole and Arches Mulleyville SPAC Concerts Concerts at the Civic Center The Junior Prom “Sail On Tubing down the river skipping school and going to the park going to the alley behind the store the note that said: Ha, Ha Mr. Moynihan the joke's on you! Butler's Cabin Rivette's Woods Jill's party for Mike Shelly's going away party Tracy's Surprise 18th PARTIES: Spring Festival 1980 Stewarts Dam Isley's Cabin Bolduc's house Cicki's 16th. Christmas and Spaghetti Dinner Stephanie's going away party and coming home party Blaine's 18th People who used to be in our class: Michelle Brown Lorraine Clothier Patty Richards Brent Drinkwine Culver McCall Randy Shattuck Chris Hogan Julie Gordinier Jeff Watts Finny Manzy Rick Hugart Ricky Monroe Debbie Renalds Danny McCabe Tom Beasley David Beasley Cullen O’Brien Walton Coon Laura McGrath Denise Lamarine Danny Dugay Charles Hogland Joe Woodcock Chuck Ramsey Ed Darr Charley Clark James Cook Glen Caldwell Charley Miller Edna Greenier Agnes Slimmer Kim Greenier Skiing on Friday nights The group the “Pigs When Clifford jumped out the window in math class in 8th grade “Gator Country Climbing Bald Ml. waste baskets full of water against Mr. Moynihan's door Mellisa Smith Tim Crowley Nancy Jackson Tom Gonnelly Gary Kellison Stacy Bourdeaux Carmen Tucker Larry DeGroat Wally Ovitt Buzzy Birsett Bill Clothier Kevin Clothier Carolyn Beasley Charles Slusher Shelly Greenier Kim Graham 115 REMEMBER “The Bomb-’ the flying rock that came through the window and just missed Kristi s head the Goodyear Blimp shirt that math 10 got for Mr. MacDougall Leah's fieldhockey underwear that said Orange Crush when Shari. Vicki. Cindy. Kristi, Patty, and Teresa took Stacy’s car and went to the Red Deer Trader when Lance borrowed Father Murphy’s chair C.H.S. Wrestling Team won the 1981 Section II Class C Wrestling Tournament skipping school for the Torch Ceremony for the Olympics dragging the girls in the boys locker room “When Mr. Clark looked TALL when Ben left a Big Mac container on Mr. MacDougall’s desk writing clever sayings on the physics board Spring Festival and all the makeout names on the wall and door Marcello s going away party the sliding party that Ben had late at night going down to the park before 1980 Graduation playing Kung Fu attack in Teentones the night )im B. was passed out in the parking lot with a sign that said “Take me drunk I'm home! getting grounded for the summer for partying in the park partying on the railroad tracks Senior Skip Days waterballoon fights eraser tag. seven up, and the playground Sayings that we used to have: Friday got to go jibber “gross me out How's your mother What ever floats your boat What ever trips your trigger What ever makes your sock's go up and down when Kim ran into the fieldhockey goal and knocked it over when Kristi |. and Vicki ran into each other head on and fell 116 Faculty Wf HE PURPOSE OF ACCUMULATING KNOWLEDGE IS TO USE TffAT KNOWLEDGE TO THINK First row: Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Barass, Mrs. R. Delong, Mrs. Hayes. Second row: Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Hopkins. THE CAFETERIA Mrs. Vanauken Mrs. Delong MR. STEIN-(10th) MR. FITZSIMONS - (12th) MRS. HAVERN - (11th) MR. MOYNIHAN —(9th) MR MURPHY - AMERICAN HISTORY-(11) MRS. WILKINSON - (7th) (8th) MR MILLER - SOCIAL STUDIES-(9) MR. WHITE- (7th) (8th) (11th) MR. BRUNO - SOCIAL STUDIES - (8) MR. NOLAN - WORLD HISTORY -(10) MR. REDFIELD - WORLD HISTORY - (7) (8) (10) MR. CLARK MR. MacDOUGALL - ALGEBRA MR. STERLING-(9) MR. SWEET-MATH MR. ULRICH - CHEMISTRY (9) ______ MR. FASULO-MATH (7th) (8th) MR POWELL - PHYSICS - (9) MR. BEST - BIOLOGY MRS BREDENKO — (7) (8) MR ALLEN MR BARTHOLOMEW FRENCH MISS RAVL SPANISH MR. SCOTT—BAND MR COMINGS - MUSIC MR. SHERMAN MR. OUDE- KERK- HIGH SCHOOL ART MR ENGLAND MRS. POLLOCK MRS. DUVAL - MIDDLE SCHOOL ART 123 MR. DUVAL MRS. TURCOTTE MR MATINO MRS DUELL MISS HAYES MRS. MARCOTTE MRS BROWN MRS. MILLER MRS. NORMILE SECOND GRADE 1. Mrs. Burleigh 2. Mrs. Grippe 3. Mrs. Milligan 4. Mrs. Palmatier THIRD GRADE 1. Mrs. Howenstein 2. Mrs. Melville 3. Mr. Sutton 4. Mrs. Towers 126 LEARNING CENTER 1. Mr. Ahem 2. Miss Edgell 3. Miss Fisk 4. Mr. Foy 5. Mrs. Howard 6. Miss Jones 7. Miss Latanzi 8. Mrs. Smith Librarian Miss Ruth School Psychologist Dr. Murdoch 1981 5 Years or More Allen's Auto Supply Hudson River Federal Credit Union Richard Bartholomew Mr. Mrs. Paul Kelley Cluett’s Dept. Store Mr. Mrs. George Spieldenner Eggleston Gas and Appliance Mr. Mrs. Richard Bredenko Clairman's Inc. Mr. Mrs. Best The Inn Mr. Mrs. Frank Grippe Jim the Florist Mr. Mrs. Russell MacDougall Roberta's Inn 50 Caterers Russell’s Pharmacy Scott Sharon Miller Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Murdoch Mr. Mrs. William Normile Florence A. Naudain Mr. Mrs. John Nolan Petries Value Village Daniel P. Ahern Pearls TV Bennett Mr. Richard Stein Arthur White Son Mr. Mrs. Corky Shattuck Mr. Mrs. Herbert Welch Waring's Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Matino Mr. Mrs. William Fitzsimons Mr. Mrs. Gerald Milligan Mr. Mrs. William Savage Mr. Mrs. Robert Duval Robert's Jewelry Mr. Mrs. Michael Moynihan Jack Robinson Ins. Mr. Mrs. Frank Ward Cotes Insurance Mr. Mrs. Walter Ulrich Airland Motor Parts Mr. Mrs. Peter Watts 4 Years 3 Years Mr. Mrs. Donald Eddy Mr. Mrs. Loren Brown Mr. Vincent Morphy Mr. Mrs. Richard Burnham Mr. Mrs. Chris Wilkinson Corinth Wine Liquors Mr. Mrs. William Towers Dr. Josh Staff Mr. Mrs. John Tooker Linda Fisk Pennysaver Harry O's Pizza Sub Shop Lanfear's Store The Pitkin Family Mr. Mrs. Eugene Turcotte Mr. Mrs. Walter DeLong Doug Joan Smead SPECIAL THANKS TO INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY PA TRONS 2 Years Mr. A Mrs. Walter R. Thomas Mr. A Mrs. Chuck Barrass Mr. A Mrs. John Seaman Mr. A Mrs. Jack Powell Mr. A Mrs. Bill Eddy Mr. Healy lack's Place Alice Lawrence The News Room Ward A Joanne McKeon Lucinda Rayl Miss McDonough Jeff Schyberg Mr. A Mrs. Earl Towers Mr. A Mrs. Carl Wagner Mr. A Mrs. Warren Saunders Mr. A Mrs. Foster James 1 Year A Friend Cafeteria Staff Mr. A Mrs. Richard Bardin Mr. A Mrs. Roland Bortner Robert Buehler Mr. A Mrs. Wayne Cleveland Cavanan'sTown A Country Wine A Liquor Mrs. Dorothy Harris Mr. A Mrs. Donald Lewis Corinth Motor Company — Congratulations to the Class of “81 Lee A Ginny Mann George A Marylou Montena Mr. A Mrs. Ansel McKnight James A Phyllis McCabe Cecelia Lee McCaffrey Mr. A Mrs. Frank Plummer Marlene Merton Norene Montgomery Michael Scott William A Catherine Porter Mr. A Mrs. Robert Wells Winslow Heating Oils Mr. A Mrs. David E. Woodcock Mr A Mrs. Donald Niles Mildred Butler Linda Fox Mr. A Mrs. John Carney Mr. A Mrs. Harry C. Plummer Speedy Webber Miss Francato The Class of 1981 thanks all the patrons who supported us. Mr. A Mrs. William Montgomery Mr. A Mrs. Warren Gemmill Mr. A Mrs. Douglas Anderson Cam-Art Studio TEACHERS AIDES Mrs. Tooker Mrs. Peck Mrs. Matino Mrs. Whitaker SECRETARIES 133 ... SIGNATURES SIGNATURES... 134 t 4 m. f A n i� i £ • • f ffw cTi V-