Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

CORINTH 1982 BEST OF TIMES TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ........ APPRECIATION RETIREES EXCHANGE STUDENTS SENK)RS . SIGNATURE . T v , • REMEMBER WHEN CLASS CHARACTERS SENIOR CASUALS CLASSES ........n 1 . u . FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS YEARBOOK STAFF KPPI GOODBYE PAGE ...... PATRONS .... PAGE 2 7:. 3 . . .... 4 . . . .7. 5 6 .3 1 ...23 24 Si£jjl 29 ...47 ...59 ...67 ...87 .... 109 ... 110 . . 112 We The Class Of 1982 Dedicate This Yearbook To MRS. GINSBURG AND MR. BARTHOLOMEW The class of 1982 would like to dedicate this yearbook to our advisors Mrs. Ginsburg and Mr. Bartholo- mew. They have dedicated many long, hard hours to help us reach our goals. They have taught us how to be different from others, and they were always there to give advice or to encourage us in our many endeavors. Through our not-so-harmonious times, they have stood firm, and we have gained many of our better qualities from this firmness. We would like to recognize their efforts and contributions to our class, but words alone cannot express our thanks. It is this yearbook, then, that we dedicate to them, not only to show our talents, abilities, and accomplishments, but to demonstrate to them as well what we have become, with their help, over the years. Mrs. Ginsburg and Mr. Bartholomew, our appreciation runs deep, and we the class of 1982 give our thanks together with the pledge that you will always continue to be in our thoughts. 2 APPRECIATION We the class of 1982 have made many friends in our years at Corinth Central. These friends bear various titles-teachers, classmates, best friends, acquaintances, and of course, parents. Their support and loyalty are greatly appreciated and will al- ways be remembered, as will the special contributions of friends who gave of themselves so freely. As the years progressed, we gained guidance from these many people. Teachers helped us in our activities as well as our studies. Mrs. Wilkinson was especially helpful as an advisor in our Senior year. At a time when talent shows were almost frowned upon, she, with the help of other teachers such as Miss Lattanzi, Mrs. Carney, Miss Fisk, Mr. DeJoseph, Mr. Scott, Mrs. Winslow, and others, took a chance with us. Over the years our class has worked together. These united efforts have built some leaders among us. One such class leader was Amanda Granier. She was one of the tri-editors of this yearbook and for three and a half years served as treasurer of our class. In January of 1982 she moved to Vestal, New York leaving us fond memories of her sunny disposition and her dedicated service. Although we owe much to these special people perhaps our greatest debt is to our parents. When others seemed to turn away, our parents stood by us, and have served as the most stable element in our lives. It was from this entire group that we gained our confidence and determination. It is ironic that words do not come easily when we strive to thank people who mean the most to us, but just the fact that we have these sample words committed to paper is lasting proof of our sincerity and appreciation. 3 RETIREES At the end of this school year, Corinth Central School will be losing to retirement two of our favorite teachers. Bill and Phyllis Towers, a husband and wife team who have given much of their careers to the education of Corinth youth. Mr. and Mrs. Towers are Corinthians both by birth and by choice, and their well-deserved retirement will leave a gap in the faculty that will be hard to fill. Mrs. Towers began her teaching career at eighteen in the Brocket District, a one- room schoolhouse containing children from kindergarten to eighth grade. She has taught in Luzerne as well as Corinth and, though she received her degree from SUNY Plattsburgh, she has also collected academic credits at SUNY Albany, SUC at Potsdam, and Syracuse University. Mr. Towers began his college work on Long Island and received his degree at SUNY Plattsburgh. Together with his wife, he taught for four years at the Greenfield School, and for the past sixteen years has taught fifth and sixth grade at Corinth. Both Towers reflect their enjoyment in teaching but look forward to a relaxing and enjoyable retirement. Best wishes to both from all of us. 4 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Annick Lievens Wend Wendland From Belgium to Corinth From South Africa to Corinth Kimberly Mann From Corinth to Finland Jennifer Gould From Corinth to New Zealand 5 IN MEMORY OF . . Renee Bogle Friendship is a special gift to give and to receive. Even when that friend is gone, the happy memories of friendship linger on. Renee was a very special member of the Class of 1982. She grew up with us and shared many of our happy moments and our sad moments as well. Renee was always there to “crack” a joke and put a smile on anyone’s face. Her friends varied, and she could often be found at sports events, not always participating physically, but cheering on one of her many friends, Renee was often mischievous and cheerful, but her friends knew her to have a serious side, and it was this seriousness that bound us to her. On one tragic night we lost our friend in a car crash. As the emotional wounds begin to heal, we can look back and remember those happy memories of Renee, which will never die, and we, the Class of 1982, are thankful that we could share a part of Renee’s, life. Theresa Dingman Theresa had cystic Fibrosis through all of her years with us. She always showed her courage by smiling and living as normal a life as possible — a rare quality to be found in a girl of her tender years. Theresa died in the middle of our fourth grade. Her death left us confused and sad. Theresa’s courage and strength helped us to accept the realitites of life. We, the Class of 1982, will always remember Theresa with warmth in our hearts. 6 RONDA LEE SHAYNE Corresponding Secretary Rhoda From the heart comes the cour- age to grow in faith and happi- ness.” KRISTI KAREN JENSEN Co-President Headache Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. CYNTHIA J. SHATTUCK Recording Secretary Cindy “Smile, it's contagious.” DANIEL J. LESCAULT Co-President Danube The girl in your life is always part of your life. AMANDA L. GRANIER Treasurer Mandy “If procrastination is the thief of time - I’ve been robbed. 8 DEBBIE ALLEN Quadras tacks DARCY A. BILLINGTON Shorty “Never take for granted your health, it may be taken from you. SHEILA ANN BLANCHARD Sheila “It's hard to be humble when you’re as great as I am!” 9 RONALD A. BOVEE, JR. Bovey RUTH BROWN Ruthie “1 was born on a mountain, raised in a cave, partying and rocking is all I crave!” WILLIAM E. BUTLER III Bill “Never underestimate the power of a woman!” shAwn h. CALLAHAN Shawn “We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang sepa- rately.” DIANNE CHANDLER Oi “Love wasn’t put in our hearts to stay - love isn’t love til we give it away. JOHN CONVERY John 10 ALBERTA J. COWLES Berta When you’re at the top of that rainbow remember who helped you there.” RICCI DE LORIEA Rick “In war there is no prize for the second runner up.” ROBERT D. DENSMORE Hobbs What a long, strange trip it’s been.” ANDREW EDDY Andy “Most people brag about how mature they are. I don't; cause everybody knows I am. KATHLEEN MARIA FARRELL Kath Be nice to people on your way up; you’ll meet them on the way down. SUZANNE L. FEULNER Half-wit “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference.” 11 KELLY FITZSIMONS Fitz “You don't have to know where you're going, as long as you’re on your way.” LEE RAY FRECHETTE Lee Roy “For those who love life should respect and appreciate life.” 12 SHIRLEY L. HARVEY Squirrel Love is: wondering if he is won- dering about you.” WILLIAM J. HATHWAY Bill WANDA LEE HAYES Wan “Follow your heart, for in the end it may lead you to eternal happiness.” TAMMY L. HUSE Toots Smile; it makes people wonder what you're up to.” 13 DALE F. IRISH Scooter If you make it to the top once, don’t look back; that could be your only chance. CHRISTOPHER J. JAMES Chris “To be accepted or not to be ac- cepted, that is the question.” TODD L. JOUBERT GI Joubs “It doesn’t matter if you win or lose, it’s how you play the game. KEITH R. A KIRCHHOFF « Kirch “Whenever I put my best foot .v forward, somebody steps on it.” 14 MARK STEWART KNOWLES Knowlesy “Love is graduation.' JOSEPH LADD Wasted I can't wait to get out of here; the sooner the better.' BARBARA LAKE Aggie “Fun is good, truth is better, and love is best of all.” MARK A. LA MORE LaMore “Life is l(Ko what you make it and 90' how you take it.” ANDREW PATRICK LE CLAIR Andy J. JEFFREY LE CLAIR Jeff 15 ANNICK LIEVENS Nicky KEVIN LOCKE Kevin JOHN E. LYNG Lynger “Party now, you may never have another chance.” DAWN C. MANN Victor P “Better that you should forget and smile than you should re- member and be sad.” DENNIS R. MAY Dennis “Gang, we're off to see the Wiz- ard. 1b MONICA H. MC KEON Monica REBECCA ANN MILLIS Hedgie Don’t follow me. I’m lost too! SONJA MILLIS Son “I did not!” ELIZABETH ANN MORGAN Liz “Look, look around and choose your own ground, for long you live and high you fly; and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry TIMOTHY J. MURPHY Murph “Life is not measured by the time we live.” 17 DENNIS LEE NILES Condo “Every picture tells a story, and now that the picture of high school is complete, the story shall remain in us forever.” ELIZABETH S. NORMILE Liz KERRY OGDEN Oggie “The world is at the hands of the beholder.” MICHELE PIANKA Mitchel “Paint your own rainbow; no one else can.” THOMAS C. PLUMMER Tom Keep riding the storm out. ROBERT POTTER Sherm “Never turn your back to your best friend, because he’ll be the one to stab you.” 18 ROSEMARY TERESA FRIMEAU Burt “He is rich who loves many and hates few. DANIAH L. RENADO Bobana “A friend is someone who knows you as you are, understands where you’re been, accepts what you’ve become, and still gently invites you to grow.” ALLEN RHODES Allen MICHELLE RHODES Michelle CYNTHIA RILEY Cyn “There is no difficulty that enough love will not conquer.” MARCIA J. RYDER Mate “Nothing worthy in life is ever too great to achieve if you have the courage to try and the faith to believe.” T STUART W. SMEAD Sto Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” CYNTHIA J. STRAIGHT Cindy Every life has a meaning, all one has to do is find the mean- ing.” ’ • PATRICK ALLEN TOWERS Tows “Life is what you make it.’ WENDY TOWERS Kiki “Women will remain the weaker sex as long as they’re smarter.” 20 TROY TRACY Benson PE'T'E'R VANDERWARKER Pete 21 RICHARD JAMES WHITAKER Dick “And man formed aqualung of the dust of the ground.” CHRISTINE WILLIAMS Chris “Those who have not belonged to an organization or group can- not criticize it.” I PHYLLIS A. WILLIAMS Phyllis “Friendship is one of the special things in life that grows with time.” SCOTT E. WOODCOCK Woody SHAWN MARIE YORK Marie “The only way to put color into your life is to grab on to a rain- bow and never let it go!” 22 CLASS CHARACTERS Most Likely to Succeed Timothy Murphy Cynthia Straight Most Involved Robert Densmore Phyllis Williams Most Helpful Mark LaMore Ronda Shayne Most Argumentative Thomas Plummer Amanda Granier Photo not available because they could not agree on the time for the portrait 24 2$ Most Athletic Dick Whitaker Kristi Jensen Most Talkative Patrick Towers Joanne Walker Biggest Brownnosers Stuart Smead Marcia Ryder 26 Best Dancers Jeff LeClair Dawn Mann 27 Neatest Dale Irish Colleen Gray REMEMBER? when Mr. Murphy allowed the Reagen supporters to decorate his room Reagenomics when diplomacy was women’s work Hostages in Iran the bomb violence and the victims, John Lennon, Pope John Paul III, Anwar Sadat, and Ronald Reagen Pat Towers’ animal screams out the Chemistry room window the baseball strike winning the student council poster contest 4 years in a row when we were the super blue of ’82 when Poland strove for solidarity when the giants made the playoffs when Boston didn’t sleep when Kelly was charged with grand theft auto the great Trig. Massacre Prom night — the movie and the reality the talent show — “Let us Entertain You’ when Stuart wore diapers to Densmore’s when Mr. Bartholomew wore unmatched shoes when Tammy Guest loved her jelly . when Dennis May broke Kristi’s bed the Marcia Ryder dictionary, Abondanza! — pizza for one Bugsville Andy and Dennis’s Bio-ties Bob had ten fingers “Wrong Way Lescault” . Wendy and her chalk stripped pants Wearing bibs at McDonalds the softball team’s jokes When Andy was invited to the Elk’s party graceful Shawn and the chair at our first parent- student dance Twiggy, Twig, Twiglette . 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 BOSTON 38 39 42 43 14 IT IS ALL BEHIND US NOW....... 45 s E V E N T H G R A D E (front row, 1. to r.) B. Moses, A. Monica, W. Holland. H. Everett, S. Mann. (2nd row) D. Woodard, C. Mann, L. Allen, W. Holland, K. Hayes, J. Amato. (front row, 1 to r.) F. Rummel, H. Clothier, J. Woodcock. W. Normile. M. Debrockv, M. Granger. (2nd row) S. Rowland M. Mosher S_Tuttle K Harran D Tooker, D. Beckwith. D. Jackson. C. Williams. (3rd row) P. I.aPier, S. Ward m’ Truelove, K. Duell, E. Weaver, T. Mallory, E. Miller, S. Monroe. (front row, 1. r.) M. Hamm, A. Montena, B. Lucia, M. Allen, P. Mosher, B. Torda, W. L Brown. M. Wood. T. Norman, G. Stevens. A. Earls, D. Ladd, B. Reed. ucia, T. Watkins. (2nd row) M. 48 SS TiS i SiT SteWart' B T0WerS’T- Sitte-J- ',0neS' R UPier' ° Gurtler-(2nd R Morgan, E. (front row, 1. to r.) Z. Brown, M. England, K. O’Malley, S. Eggleston, K. French, D. Lescault. J. Woodcock, F. Reed. (2nd row) D. Crandall. A. Amato. R Lescault, B. Eggleston. K. Robarge, K. Eggleston, D. Kelley, C. Dimmick. (3rd row) J. YanHorn, D. Harrington, C. Allen, C. Holcomb, M. Miliis, J. Sequin, K. Momia, J. Skinner. E. Randall (front row, 1. to r.) E. Wilkens. N. Towers, M. Young, D. Lescault M Holland. C. Allen, K. Dougherty. C. Collura. C. VanHorn. Williams, D. Peumas. (2nd row) S. Smith, C. 49 E I G H T H G R A D E (front row, 1. to r.) K. Eggleston, P. Perry, D. Timpson, T. Bourdeaux, J. Wilkins, M. Beaupre, K. Edwards, G. Mosca, (2nd row) A. Potter. J. Greenier, T. Calliway, R. Rawson, T. McCabe, C. Wells, C. Dougherty. D. Cook. (3rd row) d! Irish, P. Ellsworth, M. Chandler, K. Randall. W. Whitaker, G. Suttle, R. Cook, B. Lang. (front row. 1. to r.) M. Testa, M. Niles. K. Beckwith, S. Clute, R. Finch, J. Lyford, J. Howenstein, L. Carney. (2nd row) J. Robarge, N. Butler, M. Towers, B. Murray, K. Granier, L. Jenkins, K. Scott, D. Millington. (front row, 1. to r.) P. Feulner, K. Walsh, T. Cowles, K. Lucia, D. Measack. (2nd row) R. Petteys, K. Petteys. D. Frechette, S. Jenkins, K. Williams, C. Bogle, K. Jenkins, J. Jerome. (3rd row) R. Pronto, M. Clothier, D. Brown, J. Brown, W’. Rayder, M. McKeon, R. Wood, R. Robarge. 50 (front row. 1. to r.) D. Holland. D. Shippte, A. Madison. K. Watt , K. DeLoriea, C. Gould, P. York. (2nd row) R. Brown, D. Milligan. D. Kamos, D. Cuva. W. LaPier, A. Willett, A. Winslow. (front row. 1. to r.) M. Granger. K. Plummer, C. Towers. M. Kingsley. M. Powell, K. Scott, S. Cromwell, J. Collura. (2nd row) D. Krywy. M. Bovee. J. Frechette. L. Wells, T. Bowles, S. Jones, M. Sioui, J. St. John, M. Melville. 51 N I N T H G R A D E (front row, 1. to r.) K. Allen J. Bosford, K. Clements, K. Colson, C. Dearborn. A. Delisle. S. Allen. (2nd row) K Bogle L Benway, R. Delorenzo, G. Colson. M. Bolio, L. Brown, L. Easterbrooks, K. Bovee, D. Edwards. (3rd row) A Bonavita M. Denno, M. Cowles. T. Champagne. J. Allen. P. Benware, M. Bovee, K. Cleveland, L. Burnham, M Buehler (front row, 1. to r.) G. Howenstein, T. Everetts. A. Feulner, G. Feulner, R Griffin. (2nd row) M. Ellis, F. Gurney. E. Holcomb, R. Haves, E. Eggleston, A. Feulner, D. Farr, M. Farr, B. Hoffman. mXIiuVm DpLibby' A. Heller. D. O'Malley. T. Madison. L. Kiselica. (2nd row) T. Krawetz, M. vJ, il o .,Ma 0nRMLUCla'oRwM,1 doCh' T LuC'8, D' k 01® - A Martineau. (3rd row) C. LeClair. M. Normile, L. Moses, S. Monroe, B. Mann, S. MacDonald. G. Kruger, C. Jensen, J. Murray. 52 (front row, 1. to r.) D. Murphy, C. Plummer, V. Phillips. (2nd row) T. Kloss, Q. Rumney, M. Ranado, W. Harpinger, S. Towers. (front row, 1. to r.) V. Phillips, K. Primeau, H. Randall, L. Pianka, C. Tooker, L. Rabida. (2nd row) E. Steele. A. Randall, J. Sitts, S. Sherman, J. Torda. L. Rumney, M. Timpson, R. Tubbs. (3rd row) B. Skoll. M. Pastore, J. Vanderwarker, K. Reynolds. (front row, 1. to r.) C. Williams, K. Woods. (2nd row) C. Westervelt, K. Watkins, N. Williams, F. Varnum. (3rd row) B. Wood, D. Wendell, G. Williams, M. Woodcock. 53 T E N T H (front row, 1. to r.) T. Tooker, B. Walsh, C. Tracy, D. Smith, D. Weaver. S. Willett. (2nd row) L. Vanderwarker. D. Willett, K. Vanderwarker. D. Shayne, C. Shipski, M. Towers. (3rd row) C. O’Malley, M. VonSeggren, K. Skinner. K. Williams. R. Watkins, S. Winslow. M. Woodcock, P. Wiley, 0. Stewart. 54 (front row, 1. to r.) C. Hayes, L. Joubert, M. Ladd. B. Holland, M. Leahey, T. Lake. (2nd row) T. Lang, J. Hoffman, R. Farr, K. Guilder, J. Hurley. (front row, I. to r.) J. Carney, A. Benway, T. Dearborn, P. Champagne. (2nd row) J. Berg, H. Allen, W. Denton, T. Dimmick, H. Chandler, S. Chandler, L. Blanchard. (3rd row) A. Clothier, V. Chandler. E. Bourdeaux, K. Baugh, C. Cromwell. J. Cornell, D. Brown, J. Allen. (front row, 1. to r.) D. Reed. F. Madison. T. Marcellus, A. Merchant, S. O’Donnell, B. Shattuck. I). Scott. (2nd row) R. Mosher, C. Shaw. T. Robarge. K. Reed. D. Milligan, F. Mosca. T. Robarge. (3rd row) S. Reed, C. Shaw. G. McCullough, M. Renado, P. Perez, M. LeClair, K. Miner, S. Robarge, A. Merchant, T. Rivette. E L E V E N T H (front row, 1. to r.) C. Morgan, J. Powell, D. Rabida, J. Lucia, (2nd row) B. Ralph, J. Price, C. Mosher, C. Madison, S. Pike, C. O’Malley, E. MacDonald. (3rd row) D. McCabe, E. Kuebler, B. Long, M. Milligan, D. Madison, T. Kuebler, K. Locke. G R A D E 56 (front row, 1. to r.) K. Shipski, D. Robarge. B. Walsh, M. Walker, R. Randall, C. Tooker, S. Tuttle. L. Seaman. (2nd row) K. Rhodes, M. Thieverge, C. Smith, A. Williams, W. Wilkinson, P. Saunders, M. VanHome, J. Towers, A. Swanson. (front row, I. to r.) D. Denno, M. Bush. W. Dunbar. D. Dibble. R. Baldwin. G. Deloriea, C. Easterbrooks. (2nd row) G. Bosford, L. Campbell, B. Bryant, V. Anderson. R. Buehler. H. Brown, D. Baugh, K. Bardin. K. Clayton, C. Bolio. 57 (front row, 1. to r.) D. Ro barge, E. Jensen, D. Farr, J. Fie welling, S. Burke. S. Sprague, S. Gervasio, M. John. K. Kinns. (2nd row) K. Krawetz, W. Eggleston. M. Springer. R. Berg, G. Gurney, N. Quoih, C. Harrington. W. Feulner. M. Hayes. K. Feulner, J. Holland. 60 ENGLISH Mr. FitzSimons Mrs. Havern Mr. Moynihan Mr. Stein Mr. White Mrs. Wilkinson SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Nolan Mr. Murphy Mr. Miller Mr. Redfield Mr. Bruno FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Bartholomew Mrs. Ginsburg MATH Mr. Clark Mr. Sweet Mr. MacDougall Mr. Sterling Mr. Fasulo SCIENCE Mr. Powell Mr. Best Mr. Ulrich Mrs. Bredenko Mr. Allen MEDIA Mrs. Brown Miss Hayes Miss Ruth AUDIO-VISUAL Mrs. Marcotte Mr. England Mrs. Pollock Mr. Young INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Guippe Mr. Klug ART 61 Mr. Oudekerk Miss McDonough Miss Meyer MUSIC Mr. Comings HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Welch Mrs. Sesselman BUSINESS Mr. Milligan Mr. Baldwin Mr. DeJoseph LEARNING CENTER Mr. Foy Mr. Ahern RESOURCE TEACHER Miss Latanzi SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Smith SPEECH Miss Fraysier REMEDIAL READING Miss Jones 6 2 ELEMENTARY READING Mrs. Howard Miss Kyea Mrs. Schiavo PSYCHOLOGIST Dr. Murdoch NURSES Mrs. Miller Mrs. Normile TRUANT OFFICER Mrs. Walker KINDERGARTEN Mrs Baldwin Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Sweet Mrs. Ziegler FIRST GRADE Mrs. Comings Miss Francato Mrs. Schyberg Mrs. Webber SECOND GRADE Mrs. Burleigh Mrs. Grippe Mrs. Milligan 63 Mrs. Watts THIRD GRADE Mrs. Howenstcin Mrs. Melville Mr. Sutton Mrs. Towers FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Bourdeau Mrs. De-Joseph Mrs. Neville Mrs. Rivette FIFTH GRADE Mr. Flansburg Mr. Healey Mrs. Irving Mrs. Knickerbocker SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Palmatier Mr. Towers Mr. Ward Mr. Watts Mrs. Winslow ADMINISTRATION Mr. Duval Mr. Mattino Mr. Gould Mr. Hall Mr. Gemmill Mr. Sprague BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Fuller Mrs. Williams Mrs. Vrahlic Mr. Doody Mr. Perry Mr. Crannell (Absent, Dr. Vinicor) SECRETARIES Mrs. Blackmer Mrs. Fasulo 65 Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Brownell (Absent. Mrs. Carney) CAFETERIA Mrs. LaPier Mrs. Shayne Mrs. Barrass Mrs. DeLong Mrs. Hayes Mrs. Barker Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Hopkins CUSTODIANS Mr. Winslow Mr. Whitaker Mr. Benware Mr. Denno Mr. Woods Mr. Burke 66 DRAMA CLUB (front row, 1. to r.) K. Mosher, M. Ryder, C. .James, D. Mann, K. Baugh, (back row, 1. to r.) S. Smead. W. Wendland, T. Murphy, R. Densmore, D. Baugh, R. Beuhler. w w Q £ HH Q Eh z o Q (front row. I. to r.) C. Gould, D. Mann. D. Baugh. V. Anderson. J. Walker. P. Perez, (2nd row) P. Wiley, S. Bordeau. J. Price. C. Mosher, S. Pike, (back row. 1. to r.) M. Randao. K. Watkins. M. Granier, D. Murphy. D. Rabida Dancers hustle during 24-hour marathon CORINTH — A 24-hour Seaman. $125.55: Gordon Kathy Gould. Wend dance marathon raked in Macdonald and Dee Anne Wendland and Darcy $1.600 to benefit research LaDuke. $122.50. Eric Dural; Bob Densmore in Cystic Fibrosis. The Jensen and Penny Perez, and Colleen Gray: Shawn Student Council of Cor- $103; Wend Wendland York and John Lent, inth Central School and Darcy Duval. $62.00; Penny Perez and Eric hosted the event recently. Bob Densmore and Col- Jensen received a special Eighteen couples een Gray, $58; Tammy award of a record album started in the marathon Huse and Norman Bovee. for the most energetic The three pairs of dan- $54.20; Edward Stanton dancers, cers receiving gifts for and Wanda Hayes. $51; A student dance was collecting the most mon- Kevin Winslow and held from 7:30 until 10:30 ey were Stuart Smead Kathleen Gould, $47; p m. during one night of and Patty Dingman. who Steve Burke and Kim the event, collected $286.50 and re- Mann. $45.50; Greg Members of the Stu- ceived a 12-inch black Winslow and Kathleen dent Council for the and white television set; Farrell. $43; Keith dance were chairmen Dawn Mann and Eric Kirchhoff and Stormy Marcia Ryder and Donna Butler. $192.00. received Towers. $41; Sonja Pike Baugh; with Stuart two one step Polaroid and Chris James. $40; Smead and Patricia land cameras; and Kim Shawn York and John Dingman chairmen for Pixley and Leah Clothier, Lent. $40; Robbin food Teresa Matino is $184.00. a Sylvania Murdoch and Joe president of the Student AM FM portable radio. Rumph, $35.80; and Council. Disc jockeys The gifts were donated by Sheila Towers and John were Roger Dearborn Cystic Fibrosis. Butler, $14. and Matt McKeon Facul- The other dancers The eight dancers ty supervisors were Jack earning money were completing the marathon Nolan and Joan Welch. Scott Clothier and Lisa were Kevin Winslow and 70 ANSWERS PLEASE 71 LANGUAGE CLUB (bottom row, 1. to r.) Y. Bordeau, S. Smead, K. Kirchhoff, S. Bordeau, P. Perez, D. Shayne, H. Allen, K. Jensen, K. FitzSimons, (2nd row) J. Towers, C. Clayton, D. Mann, J. Walker, V. Anderson, M. Thieverge, J. Price, C. Tooker, T. Huse, (3rd row) M. Renado, S. Robage, B. Lake, W. Towers, E. Morgan. R. Millis, A. Williams, B. Ralph, M. LeClair, M. VonSeggren, E. MacDonald. (4th row) D. Baugh, S. Smead, A. Fuller, J. LeClair, W. Feulner, D. Milligan. H. Brown, C. Goulc P. Towers 72 7J SPLASH! Kathy Gould and Steve Smead fight for a water balloon. JUNIOR BAND (front row, 1. to r.) A. Madison. D. Timpson, C. Gould. (2nd row) H. Everetts, S. Ward. W. Rayder, J. Howenstein. A. W inslow, T. Collard. J. Collura. (3rd row) M.‘Melville. G. Mosca, D. Brown, R. Rawson, T. Cowles, B. Torda. (back row, 1. to r.) D. Tooker, C. Dimmick, S. Cromwell. L. Carney, L. Jenkins, M. Testa, M. Niles, T. McCabe. B. Mann, T. Rivette. 74 (front row. I. to r.) N. Matino, G. Howenstein, T. Everetts, L. Easterbrooks. S. Towers, V. Phillips. (2nd row) A. Delisle. S. Pike. D. Farr, B. Hoffman, A. Feulner, V. Phillips, S. Sherman, (back row I. to r.) M. Normile, C. Smith. C. Mosher. H. Brown. P. Saunders, R. Beuhler, H. Chandler, N. Williams, H. Randall. 75 (front row, I. to r.) D. Brown. L. Moses, D. Farr, R. Ryder. Mr. Powell, (back row. I. to r.) D. Colson, T. Champagne. D. Scott. M. Tinpson. M. Melville, .J. Powell. F. Mosca. BLUE JEANS (kneeling) D. Atwood. K. Robarge. (2nd row) H. Everetts, M. Mosher, L. DeLoriea. D. Beckwith, C. Williams. (3rd row) S. Tuttle, N. Towers, J. Jones, D. Tooker, J. VanHorn, H. Clothier, D. Lescault, T. Sitts, M. Kingsley. (4th row, 1. to r.) M. Brown, R. Lapier, K. Randall, K. Eggleston, S. Flavin, S. Monroe, S. W’ard, R. Rawson. Officers of the concert Chorale: C. Straight, C. (front row, 1. to r.) C. Gray, C. Straight, C. Mosher, R. Cowles, D. Niles, C. Gray, R. Densmore, D. Niles. Smith, Mr. Comings, R. Densmore. 76 CONCERT CHORALE (front row, I. to r.) W. Denton, R. Mill is, L. Blanchard. A.Bonavita, D. Wendall, L. Ovitt. (2nd row) J. Pianka. M. VonSeggren. S. Blanchard, G. Feulner, J. Towers, C. Clayton, K. Mosher, (back row, 1. to r.) R. Randall, E. Steele, C. Straight, W. Dunbar, C. Gray. R. Deansmore, W. Feulner. (front row, 1. to r.) C. Shaw, H. Miliis, G. Feulner, M. Ranado. (back row, 1. to r.) W. Feulner, V. Phillips, V. Phillips, C. Shaw, K. Reed, M. Jiguere. Teen Tones (front row, 1. to r.) M. VonSeggren, K. Mosher, C. Gray, (back row, 1. to r.) R. Miliis, W. Feulner, R. Dens- more. 77 HONOR SOCIETIES (tront row, I. to r.) V. Bennett. H. Brown. K. Kirchhoff, T. Matino, S. Towers, A. Shattuck. D. Anderson. S. Smead, E. MacDonald. K. Krawetz. (2nd row) E. Morgan. S. Towers, D. Farr. K. Jensen, S. Tuttle. G. Williams. B. Ralph. C. Smith, G. Duell. (3rd row) C. Mosher, S. Lewis. R. Murdoch, S. Gould. J. Godin, V. Sweet, M. McKean, K. Kinns. (back row, I. to r.) R. Bennett, D. Robarge, R. Berg, T. Murphy. W. Wendland, S. Smead. A. Fuller, C. Straight (front row I to r.) D. Murphy, T. Krawetz, C. LeClair, L. Moses, M. Melville, S. Sherman, m. Ranado, C. Williams. H. Randall. (2nd row) L. I eOlair, ( . LeClair. S. 'Iowers, P. Perez. R. Ryder, S. Denton, Y. Bordeau, B. Welch, V. Phillips, M. Denno. (back row, 1. to r.) M. Normile, M. Renado, H. Allen, M. Towers, M. I eClair, D. Edwards, D. Milligan, P. Wiley, V. Phillips 78 LIBRARY A.V. CLUB CLUB (front row, I. to r.) K. Duell, T. Tooker, D. Scott, W. Feulner. (back row 1. to r.) S. Monroe, D. Lescault. L. Moses, L. Ovitt, F. Towers, K. Randall. (front row, I. to r.) J. Jones, D. Gurtler, M. Farr, G. Williams, (back row, 1. to r.) Mrs. Brown, R. Murdoch, T. Sitts, C. W’ood, L. Ovitt. TUTORING CLUB (front row, 1. to r.) K. Reed, A. Randall. L. Kiselicka, G. Feulner, T. Huse. (back row. 1. to r.) B. Stewart. S. Smead. W. Feulner. C. Straight, L. Seaman. 79 VARSITY CLUB (bottom row, 1. to r.) J. Powell, S. Smead, E. Jensen. H Allen, C. Mosher. J. Flewelling, S. Towers. H. Brown. K. Gould. (2nd row) H. Berg. M Bush. S. Bordeau. K. Jensen. S. Burke. P. Towers. E. Kuebler. (3rd row) M. Ryder. D. Mann. W. Hayes. K. Kirchhoff, S. Sprague. D. Milligan. M. Thieverge. D. Baugh, E. MacDonald. (4th row) J. Walker. C. Madison, J. Price, J. I eClair, R. Densmore, L. Seaman, A. Swanson, J. Hoffman, (top row) S. Vetter, S. Smead. T. Murphy, K. Williams, D. Robarge. W. Walsh, D. Niles. D. Mav, D. Rabida. 80 All fall teams participated in the 1981 Pep Rally. LET US ENTERTAIN YOU Talent Show 1981 CO-HOST: Kristi Jensen. CO-HOST: Stuart Smead. 82 You go your way and I’ll go mine. Look, Ma, I’m dancin. PROM COURT 1981 - Danny Lescault Dawn Mann (1981 King Queen). Kathleen Farrell, Colleen Cray, Wendy Towers, Holly Walker, Kim Kirchhoff Andy Shattuck (1980 Queen King). Marcia Ryder, Inez Feria, Shawn York, JoAnne Walker, Wanda Hayes. Boh Densmore, Keith Kirchhoff, Steve Millington, Steve Smead, Pat Towers, Chris dames, Dennis Niles, Lenny Berg, Tim Murphy. 84 8$ SPRING 1981 BASEBALL (bottom row, I. to r.) S. Woodcock, D. Lockhart, S. Millington, J. Rumpf, E. Butler, Mr. MacDougall. (2nd row, 1. to r.) S. Smead. S. Smead, D. Niles, D. May, K. Shippee. (3rd row, 1. to r.) T. Murphy, L. Frechette, R. Berg, S. Vetter, E. Weaver. SOFTBALL (bottom row, I. to r.) L. Mosher, L. Clothier. A. Ellis, S. Potter, R. Millington. (2nd row, 1. to r.) C. Williams, J. Walker, B. Cowles, Mrs. Irving, T. Kloss, W. Hayes, D. Jensen. 88 TENNIS (bottom row, 1. to r.) S. Sprague, H. Brown, J. Powell, M. LaMore,. (2nd row, 1. to r.) L. Mosher, W. Wendland. H. Dens- more. D. Milligan. S. Burke. TRACK (bottom row. 1. to r.) P. Dingman. T. Baker, K. Williams. S. Clothier. F. Gurney, F. Guilder, K. Winslow. B. Shattuck. S. Smead. (2nd row, 1. to r.) S. Smead, D. Rabida, T. Rivette. L. Vetter, M. Springer, D. Niles, J. Price, S. MacDonald, V . Dun- bar. J. Hoffman. FALL 1981 FIELD HOCKEY (bottom row, 1. to r.) P. Perez, H. Brown, J. Flewelling, C. Gould, S. Towers, (2nd row, 1. to r.) M. Thieverge, M. John, P. Dingman. A. Ellis, T. Dimmick, K. Jensen, (top row, 1. to r.) C. Mosher, B. Cowles, K. Bardin. J. Price, B. Beuhler, P. Saunders. (bottom row. 1. to r.) T. Evertts, T. Kloss, T. Krawitz, G. Howenstein, N. Mattino, L. Brown, B. Hoffman. (2nd row, 1. to r.) W. Denton, W. Whitaker, M. LeClair, K. Williams, D. Mur- phy, K. Watkins, A. Feulner. (back) Miss Jones. FOOTBALL (front row, I. to r.) D. Lescault. D. Irish, S. Millington, S. Winslow, S. Petteys, E. Jensen, G. Whitaker, P. Hozley. (2nd row, I. to r.) R. Watkins, D. Niles, S. Sprague. S. Burke, M. Bush, M. Hayes, S. Bordeau. (3rd row, 1. to r.) T. Plummer, S. Vetter, I). Willett, A. Merchant, J. Bosford. (4th row, 1. to r.) K. Williams, D. Denno, G. Gurney, D. May. (top row, I. to r.) Coach England, R. England, Coach W'atts. (front row, 1. to r.) Mr. Sherman, R. Watkins, G. Kruger, J. Bosford, C. Jensen, D. Harpinger, M. Ellis. (2nd row, 1. to r.) F. Guilder, P. Benway, K. Cleveland, R. Hayes, J. Murray, K. Williams, F. Gurney, Mr. Ward (back row, 1. to r.) T. Cham- pagne, A. Merchant, D. Edwards, S. MacDonald, C. Cromwell, D. Willet, P. Hayes. GOLF (front row, 1. to r.) M. LaMore, K. Kirchhoff, A. Potter, P. Towers, Mr. MacDougall. (second row, I. to r.) E. Kuebler, T. Murphy, D. Robarge, D. Robarge. CROSS COUNTRY (front row, 1. to r.) D. Milligan. W. Hathway, S. Smead, W. Shattuck, D. Brown, Mr. Redfield, S. Smead. WRESTLING Varsity(L-R): Coach Sherman, P. York, K. O’Mally, B. Walsh, S. Vetter, S. Petteys. D. Whitaker, B. Shattuck, Coach Young, J Lucia. M. Hayes, S. Millington, S. Callahan, R. Berg, E. Kuebler, M. Bush J.V.(L-R): C. Easterbrook, B. Shattuck, T. Rivette, R. Lucia, M. Powell, J. Lucia, B. Hayes, R. Petteys, K. Petteys, M. Ellis, C. Cromwell BASKETBALL Varsity(L-R): K. Kirchhoff, J. Hurly, D. Robarge, E. Jensen, T. Murphy, S. Smead. M. Springer, S. Smead, G. Gurney, D. Niles, D. Robarge, P. Towers, Coach White 99 (J.V.) (L-R): Coach Healy, F. Gurney, M. Timpson, C. Jensen, Jim Murray, D. Brown, J. Price, P.J. Champagne, S. MacDonald, G. Hoffis, M. Dennos, R. Watkins, F. Madison, J. Moses BASKETBALL Bottom Left- K. Rhodes, J. Price, J. Gould, K. Gould, P. Saunders, Mr. England, R. Buehler, Y. Steele, A. Ellis, A. Cowles, K. Jensen, A. Granier VOLLEYBALL 100 Bottom Left- M. Renado, D. Baugh, A. Ellis, T. Kloss. Top Left- Mrs. Pollock, P. Wiley, R. Shayne, B. Cowles, E. 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