Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1983 volume:

1983 CORINTH CENTRAL YEARBOOK TITLE PAGE 1 DEDICATION SENIORS 3 CASUALS 21 CLASS CHARACTERS 22 10 YEAR PREDICTIONS 26 CASUALS............... LAST WILL TESTAMENTS 32 SIGNATURE PAGE 34 UNDERCLASSMEN 35 FRENCH SPANISH WAR 46 ACTIVITIES 47 SPORTS 57 ORGANIZATIONS 69 FACULTY APPRECIATION 84 EXCHANGE STUDENTS 85 PATRONS 86 MESSAGES FROM HOME 87 DEDICATION We, the class of 1983, would like to take this time to dedicate our yearbook to a very deserving man, Mr. George Spieldenner. When the class of 1983 graduates to a new beginning, so will Mr. Spieldenner. After years of dedicated service to our school, he too will make a new beginning- fishing, traveling and counting grandchildren. All of us know Mr. Spieldenner as a physical education and health teacher, but he is more than just that. He is Corinth Central’s Athletic Director, in charge of keeping our teams going from game to game, season to season. He is a fan who has been there to cheer us on in good times and in bad. He is a promoter who time and time again fought for our sports program, a master who kept grade schoolers in order on field day. But even more, Mr. Spieldenner is a friend who has been there even if it meant getting up early in the morning to unlock the gym for special activities. Mr. Spieldenner is going to be missed and will always be remembered. He has been an important part of our lives, and we, the class of 1983, wish him good luck and good fortune. Thank you, coach, for all you have contributed to Corinth students during the many years you have served here. 1 FRANK A. ASHLINE Franklin You only live once so why not live It up now! Drink to-day, and drown all sorrow; You shall perhaps not do it to-morrow. DONALD SCOTT ROBARGE Don MIKE SPRINGER Mike One can not discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. VICTORIA ANDERSON Vicky In order for one to experience life, one must love as well as allow oneself to be loved. JEFF ALLEN Jeff WAYNE J. WILKINSON Zombie Climb high, climb far Your goal, the sky, your aim, the star. From your view on a sunset beach, your dreams all seem so lost, but they really are in reach because they lie in the Southern Cross A friend is someone you can talk to and understands what your going through. RONNIE BALDWIN Ex-Con Ron ROBERT JOHN BARBER Bob DONNA BAUGH Beas KELLIE JEAN BARDIN Shirley HAROLD F. BEAUPRE Frenchy RICHARD M. BERG Glytch And now you know the rest of the story Good day! Special joys and special places, special friends together- the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever. I Who does not love wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. 5 Sweet memories • flashing very quickly but Reminding me ■ giving me a reason why ROBERTA BUEHLER Bert the Flirt f 4 Where there is a will, there is a way. I’m young, I'm wild, and I'm free! MATTHEW PHILIP BUSH Bushy WILLIAM ERWIN BUTLER III Uncle Billy STEVEN M. BURKE Boscoe If ! don’t succeed this tune. I’ll never try again After all, for 15 years of service in C.H.S., I deserve a gold watch KATHLEEN A. CLAYTON Kath ANDREA PENA CIRINO Andrea A smile costs nothing, but gives much. KATHRYN CLOTHIER Kath SCOTT W. CLOTHIER Ozzie Hard work never hurt anyone, but I'm not taking any chances. Hey. wherever you’re at, it’s the place to be. Love is like a butterfly it goes where it pleases and pleases where it goes. I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. and keep on trying to find a way of becoming what I would so like to be, and what 1 could be from the dairy of Anne Frank Yesterday is already a dream, and to- morrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. DALE COLSON Dale KATHY CONVERY Kathy GREG DELORIEA Benny NANCY COOK Xookie PATRICIA H. DINGMAN “Shortcake” DANNY DIBBLE Dibbs Caution world, Stub and Lawrence are out! 8 When in doubt-Gas it. AUDRE PHYLLIS ELLIS Leprikaan WES EGGLESTON Sleazy L They say you can’t control the past or the future but remember today is yester- day’s future and tomorrow’s past When something is worth doing; it is worth doing well! BECKY ERHARDT Big G MIKE EVERTTS Evro Never under estimate the power of a woman. You never get to heaven unless you raise a little hell! 9 Do what you want in life, as long as It is legal and It makes you happy. Life is a series of hello’s and goodbye's and I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again. I wish I didn't know, what I didn't know then Bob Segar 10 DENNIS S. HARPPINGER Red Raider (BUB) MILO F. HAYES Bovine The moon is not made of cheese. It's made of hamburger I never saw a purple cow, I never hope to see one; but I can tell you anyhow. I’d rather see one than be one. Burgess PAUL HOZLEY Pickles PAUL HAYES Spaz Don’t be a fool and quit school, because you'll end up having a job that won’t hire you because you don't have a high school diploma. ERIC S. JENSEN Super fly MARY LOU JOHN Bean If you don’t like the way I'm living, just leave this long haired country boy alone! Here’s to the one I love, for I wish that she were nigh; If drinking beer would bring her here. I'd drink the darn place dry! A friend is someone who knows who you are and what you are and likes you any- way. n KYLE KINNS Ma KIM KRAWETZ Einstein The only stupid question is the one left unasked. Man, A creature so diverse. He cannot be understood. MARGARET LAPIER Margie ERIC C. KUEBLER Kubes “Everybody wants some. 1 want some too” Life is only what we make it, so lets make It good ‘I may not know everything; still many things I understand' 12 May you live as long as you want to and want to as long as you live. KEVIN L. MANN KlonDyke f N KIMBERLEY LYNN MANN Stella The best way to win an argument is to start out by being right. No tear Is worth shedding for things which are done. Look to a bright future. Yet hold on to the warm and special memories, they'll make you smile, which will warm others. f Everybody's foot can't fit in the same shoe V I cannot change yesterday. 1 can only make the most of today and look with hope to- ward tomorrow. 13 CURT McCABE Curt GARY McCullough Gary CAROLYN E. MORGAN Carolyn MICHAEL P. MILLIGAN Hubba-bubba COLEEN LYNN MOSHER Col KAREN MOSHER Karen Friendship is the unexpresible comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure worlds 1 guess it was a dream, but even now it all seems so vivid to me. Educated men are superior to those une- ducated as much as the living are to the dead. The worst of me is known, and I can say that I am better than my reputation. Impossible is a word found only in the dictionary of fools. Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes of the goal 14 The trouble with the future is it usually arrives before we are ready for it. A friend is someone who knows all about you, but loves you just the same And the dead were judged not by what was written in the books, but by what they had done. PHILLIP PEKAR Phil SHANE DAVID PETTEYS Peg SONJA DEE PIKE Dee JENNIFER PIANKA Sparky JACK POWELL Grizzly Jowels JACKIE LYNN PRICE “Peach” Watch out world Stub and Lawrence are on the loose What I am, is God’s gift to me: What I become is my gift to God. No matter what way our lives shall lead us, separate or together we always seem to keep the other not only in our minds, but in our hearts as well 15 NKIQUACH Nki DENNIS J. RABIDA Wasted Life is like a racing form; you must read it each morning to see if the jockeys have changed mounts. DAWN RALPH Ralphie BETH A. RALPH Beth Anne MARJA RAM HEM A Marja KEVIN RAMSEY Kevin 16 Humph The trouble with trouble is that it always starts off just like fun. Onward through the fog. Happiness is sharing things with the one you love To go beyond is as wrong as to fall short, confucius The opera ain’t over till the fat lady sings. 17 Greater love has no man than this, a man that lays down his life for his friends. When words fail, music speaks The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away LISA SEAMAN Bowlhead KENNY SHIPSKI Ken SCOTT DAVID SPRAGUE Pudgerot CAROL SMITH Carol MELISSA STARING Jap-flap ADRIENNE ANN SWANSON Drin You might as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far backwards The only reason some people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar terri- tory 18 DANNY SWEET Fred Born to be wild JULIE TOWERS Julie You only live once so make the best of it “Oh, Judas CAROL TOOKER Carol crocker STORMY A. TOWERS Bev A merry heart goes twice the way that tires a sad one. Shakespeare You can never plan the future by the past. STACEY ANN TUTTLE Space 19 MARI-GRACE VANHORNE Mari-Grace MARK WALKER Mark the Shark Dreams and fantasies will take me higher than most people can see If at first you don't succeed Go to summer school AUDREY M. WILLIAMS Audrey BILLY WALSH Bill Could we see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends good bye. GUY WILLIAMS Bones ;_ Mfp - Af i KYLE WILLIAMS Kyle 20 My sentence is served. I’m free at last. When I first came to school I couldn't spel gadgeate, now I are one NEATEST 23 MOST ARTISTIC CLASS CLOWNS Pattie Saunders. Danny Dibble Mary John, Curt McCabe MOST INVOLVED CLASS COUPLE Vickie Anderson. Dennis Rabida Sonja Pike. Scott Sprague FRIENDLIEST BIGGEST BROWN NOSERS Stormy Towers. Wes Eggleston Too busy brown nosing to be photographed QUIETEST Kyle Kinns, Rich Berg So quiet we could not find them. CLASS FLIRTS Kim Mann. Ronnie Baldwin TEN YEAR PREDICTIONS Jeffery Allen- now owns 20th Century Fox. Frank Ashline- has retired a millionaire after working in NYC as a gigolo. Ronnie Baldwin- is still hosting parties on the end of Eggleston st. with a sign that says “Only GIRLS allowed. Bobby Barber- is now teaching students at BOCES the facts of life. Kellie Bardin- is still yelling “Yippy-Kigh-Yigh in her sleep. Donna Baugh- is now top buyer for Sacs Fifth Ave. Harold Beaupre- is driving old ladies crazy with his driving (on the sidewalks.) Richard Berg- is now bench pressing cars for GM in his training to become star pitcher for the Expos. Chris Bolio- is now a disc jockey for WSCG. Cindy Bovee- is now washing lunch dishes for Tavern on the Green. Hilary Brown- is now Mark’s defense attorney. Billie Jo Bryant- has married and divorced Kevin 6 times. Roberta Buehler- is still staying out till 4:00 in the morning trying to fit a chair in the back of her fathers stationwagon. Steve Burke- is now ball-boy for his hero Roscoe Tanner. Matt Bush- is now playing the Jolly Green Giant on vegetable commercials. Billy Butler- is married to Mary with 3 children and is still living in Corinth. Andrea Cirino- has returned to Corinth to take over Mr. Steins position as drama teacher. Kathy Clayton- is now married and has 10 kids Kathy Clothier- is now a make-up artist for Barbizon models. Scott Clothier- is in jail for 10 years for making counterfit money to give to Barb. Kathy Convery- is still falling in love with every guy she meets and finally has 100 pictures of guys on her wall. Nancy Cook- is head chef at Freighofers making those delicious chocolate chip cookies! Gregory Deloriea- is now married to Mary Danny Dibble- is now the most famous hunting guide in the Adirondacks. Patty Dingman- is now married to Stuart and is enjoying the life of the first lady of the United States. Bill Dunbar- is happily married to Tina who can now run her fingers through his hair. Shawn Eggleston- is now doing Leggo-my-Eggo commercials. Wes Eggleston- is now the blow-burping champion of the U.S. Audre’ Ellis- is now coaching her clients at the Wilton Developmental Center. Becky Erhardt- is now in competition with Mary Kay Cosmetics for covering up hickies. Dawn Farr- has married Dennis 2m and is very happy. Warren Feulner- is a truck driver in Vermont, delivering goods to his beloved “Busch Country.” Jane Flewelling- is now living in a shoe, with so many children she doesn’t know what to do. Susie Gervasio- is now married to Ed and has 10 little GI Joe’s running around. Joanne Griffin- has become a computer scientist and is making electronic games for Atari. Guy Gurney- has become “7 gun Gurney” and is head honcho of the Corinth Rent-a-Cop. Dennis Harpinger- is now head custodian of CHS. Milo Hayes- has finally owned a car for more than 1 month due to his present occupation as traffic cop exempting him from all tickets and violations. Paul Hayes- has finally married. Paul Hozely- has finally succeeded in Kama-Kazing the Lacrowx Voclaka indeerery into the largest corporation in the world. Eric Jensen- is still going out with Penny and is head accountant for Richard Nixon. Mary John- is now married to Bill and is living in her log cabin in the hills. Kyle Kinns- is now world famous, cooking in Paris New York. Kim Krawetz- has won the nobel prize for best writer. Eric Kuebler- is now an all star wrestler and you can watch him on Sunday mornings. Margaret Lapier- is now raising a big family in Corinth. Kenneth Locke- is now living as a farmer in Panama. 26 Corrina Lucia- is now Sales Representative for Acme, Incorporated. Jimmy Lucia- is now an actor on Broadway playing one of Snow White’s seven dwarfs. Ricky Lucia- has taken over his fathers business and is now, carving his way through life. Erin MacDonald- has opened a new bar called the “Volleyball Court”, her house specialty is “spiking” the punch. Gordon MacDonald- is now a big business man, who controls the market of tinted glasses for football players. Coree Madison- is now racing in the Indi 500 with Ernie’s car. Kevin Mann- is head mechanic for General Motors. Kim Mann- and Marco are living in Finland, happily married and running the “Stella Boutique”. Curt McCabe- is busily chipping out Richard Nixon’s face on Mt. Rushmore. Gary McCullough- has finally married Colleen. Mike Milligan- has replaced Richard Simmons as diet and exercise king of national T.V. Carolyn Morgan- has taken over F. Lee Bailey's law, firm. Coleen Mosher- married a preacher and they are working hard as missionaries to convert the Ayatollah Khomeini. Karen Mosher- is once again running for President. Phil Pekar- continues to wash dishes at Jack’s Place. Shane Petteys- is still trying to convince Tammy that he does NOT like Lisa Moses. Jennifer Pianka- has finally settled down to raise a family. Sonja Pike-has now been named Miss America “1993”. Jack Powell- and Jerry Garcia have teamed up to form the “Thankful Deceased”. Jackie Price- has started a chain of “Price Seelow’s” bars across the U.S. Nki Quach- is an interpreter at the United Nations. Dennis Rabida- is President of the P.T.S.A. at Corinth Central. Beth Ralph- still hasn’t worn a pair of slacks. Dawn Ralph- is a cosmetologist for Barbizon. Marja Ramkema- is back visiting her friends in Corinth. Kevin Ramsey- owns an ostridge farm and is breeding them to sell to zoos across the country. Valerie Ramsey- has happily married Mark and is raising a beautiful family. Robby Randall- now stars in his hit T.V. show “Rampart 1”, which featured the Corinth Emergency squad. April Rayder- has moved to Florida to be with her true-love, Don. Karen Rhodes- is now a designer for the Chrysler corporation, designing cars modeled after the Budjuana mobile. Daren Robarge- has become a pro golfer after winning a gold medal in downhill skiing in the ’88 olympcs. Don Robarge- created a new Atari computer game and retired a millionaire. Lisa Seaman- plans on becoming Sue Gervasio’s sister-in-law. Kenny Shipski- has sacrificed himself to Iran in place of the 52 American hostages. Carol Smith- plays 1st sax for the Boston Philharmonic. Scott Sprague- is still hosting strip poker parties. Mike Springer- took over Mr. White’s position as basketball coach. Adrienne Swanson- is the latest Florence Nightingale. Dan Sweet- is carrying on the family tradition of teaching in Corinth. Mary Thieverge- is now partnered with Foster James. Carol Tooker- is the head chef at Mama Leones. Julie Towers- runs her own drug store in downtown Corinth in competition with her father. Stormy Towers- is still torn between 2 lovers (or is that 3, or 4 ) Stacey Tuttle- is still wondering why people call her “Spacey”. Mari-Grace Vanhorne- is now living high on a mountain. Mark Walker- is Daren’s golfing manager. Bill Walsh- is now Eric’s all star wrestling manager. Wayne Wilkinson- his whereabouts are not yet known, but he was last seen headed for “Boisy”. Audrey Willians- is waitressing at the “Volleyball Court” to help Erin. Kyle Williams- is now a teacher at BOCES Patty Saunders- is now walking around wearing a sign that says “Jesus loves me” 27 28 Vira!!! May I take a message? 30 31 LAST WILL I, Jeff Allen, leave my locker to anyone who wants to throw garbage in it. I, Victoria Anderson, leave my cousin Kelly Woods my role in the never ending saga of the Corinth Soap Opera. I, Frank Ashline, leave my arsenal of jokes to Tom Robarge who could really use it. 1, Ron Baldwin, leave CHS because “enough is enough”!! 1, Bobby Barber, leave Corinth Central School to be a bum in South Corinth or Wherever! 1, Kellie Bardin, leave CHS with lots of fond memories thanks to Lee, Brenda, Tab, Paul, Joe, Kelly, Katy, Brian, and Timothy. I, Donna Baugh, leave with a wish for Mr. Murphy so that he may find another enjoyable student just like me!! I, Richard Berg, leave my one word sentences to my brother, Eric. I, Chris Bolio, being of relatively sound mind and body, leave the whole crummy 12th grade to anyone daring enough to take it. I, Cynthia Bovee, leave Corinth Central School forever. I, Hilary Brown, leave my enjoyment of Mr. Clark’s math classes and love of field hockey to my sister Lisa and my cousin Mary. 1, Roberta Buehler, leave my ability for fast talking and keeping out of trouble to my brother Michael who needs it badly. I, Steven Burke, leave $25.00 to Don Milligan so he can buy a new Mash-Mobile. 1, Matt Bush, leave this school to go to Luzerne to be with Lori. I, Bill Butler, leave CHS to anyone who wants it. I, Harold Beaupre, leave Mr. Miller’s Social Studies classes to my brother Mike. Good Luck!! I, Andrea Cirino, leave Corinth, good memories, good friends and all my love to the class of ’83. I, Kathleen Clayton, leave knowing that it’s just the beginning, there is no end. I, Kathryn J. Clothier, leave Mr. Spieldenner all the peanut butter in the school cafeteria, and to my brother, Brian Winchell, all my health classes. 1, Scott Clothier, leave Corinth Central so that my seat can be filled by Yvette Bordeaux. 1, Kathy Convery, leave this school and all the work to TESTAMENT Mr. Matino. I, Nancy A. Cook, hereby leave my love of nature to the world. 1, Greg DeLoriea, leave my skill in the art of skipping school to my brother Duane. I, Danny Dibble, leave my position at Corinth Central to anyone who thinks they can fill it. I, Patricia Dingman, leave Corinth Central High School taking with me all of the cherished memories of friends (SSCWSCKCBMLB) and moments to enrich my life in the future. I, Shawn Eggleston, leave Corinth Central School to join all of the “Burnouts” from South Corinth. I, Wes Eggleston, leave nothing because I'm going to need everything I have to get through college. I, Audre Ellis, leave behind my athletic ability to Andrea (sis) Madison, whom I am sure will pick it up and do the best she can, and give it a good work out! I, Becky Erhardt, leave CHS to be with Brad Sitts, and leave Barb Reed and Julie Sitts to find their own trans- portation to skip school. I, Michael Everetts, leave Corinth forever. I, Warren Feulner, would like to sing “Good Luck” to Mr. Comings and the choir singing you will miss my voice. I, Jane Flewelling, leave all the happy memories and good times (not bad) at CHS, to Jennifer Jones. I, Sue Gervasio, leave hoping all the good times and good memories along with years of hopes and dreams come true to Holly Chandler. 1, Joanne Griffen, leave my ability to reach the upper limit to Mr. (shorty) Clark. I, GGGIII, leave hoping someone will remember me. I, Dennis Harpinger, leave my ring to Kim Mann. I, Milo Hayes, leave CHS knowing that all the trouble I have been blamed for was not my fault. 1, Paul Hayes, leave all my A’s and my fond memories of school to Ms. Lattanzi. 1, Paul Hozley, Hubba dubba dobba do, dobba dubba Hobba Ho, (translation) leave my ability to master the Martian language to anyone who is crazy enough to try. I, Eric Jensen, leave sole possession of number 10 to Penny Perez. I, Mary John, leave hoping that all students at CHS have 32 happy days left in their final years at CHS. I, Kyle Kinns, leave CHS with fond memories and pleas- ant hopes for the future. 1, Kim Krawetz, leave Corinth Central School in search of the future and the significance of the past. I, Eric Kuebler, leave my wrestling sneakers to Kevin Edwards in hopes that someday he will be able to fill them. 1, Jimmy Lucia, leave my dirty football socks to my sister, Karen, if she can stand the fragrance. 1, Ricky Lucia, leave Mr. Sterling and Intermediate Alge- bra to my brother, Brian. I, Gordon Mac, leave the Super Balls and “Susie Rope” to anyone who knows how to pull the strings. I, Erin P. MacDonald, do hereby leave CCHS with many fond memories of very special friends and crazy times. 1 wish all my friends the best of luck in their endeavors and I leave my sister Megan an act of zanieness to follow. Lord help her!! I, Coree Madison, leave all my home Ec courses to my brother, Ted. I, Kevin Mann, leave Corinth Central to be with Connie LaPier. I, Curt M. McCabe, leave my ability to become invisible in class to Tami. I, Mike Milligan, leave all the wonderful teachers in CHS to my sister Lori in hopes they will help her as they have helped me. I, Carolyn Morgan, leave Mr. Milligan’s law class and Mr. Baldwin’s typing and shorthand classes with regret and hope if my brother Tommy ever joins them he will have as good a time as I did. I, Coleen Mosher, leave all of my love and affections to my sister, Andrea and my field hockey abilities to Darcy (Rubber Crutch) Duval. I, Karen Mosher, leave my politics to Yvette Bourdeaux and my excess brownie points to my sister Sue. I, Shane Pettey’s, leave all my wrestling ability superb deer hunting techniques to Mully. He’ll need it. I, Sonja Pike, leave my ability to talk, chew gum, and play my musical instrument at the same time, during band, to my cousin, Michele Niles. I, Jack Powell, leave all my Grateful Dead records to Scott Mann. I, Jackie Price, leave all my memories of CHS to my younger brother Jobie, and all the wisdom that I gained! I, Dennis Rabida, leave my ulcer and a bottle of rum to any officer that can light a fire under Mr. Hall. I, Beth A. Ralph, leave my academic abilities to my cousin Doreen Lamos because I know she will need it. I, Dawn Ralph, leave Corinth Central School for happi- ness. 1, Marja Ramhema, leave all my “cute” Dutch sayings and quotations to my friends. 1, Valerie Ramsey, leave to be with Mark and to raise our baby. I, Daren Robarge, leave all my dunkin’ donuts to Mr. MacDougall. 1, Donald Robarge, leave my desk in room 13 and all my headaches to the next Senior Class President. 1, Patricia Saunders, leave the privilege of “going to the dairy’” to Maria Normile, may she forever hold this honor dear to her heart. 1, Lisa Seaman, leave so Mr. O. can live in peace. I, Scott Sprague, leave my back to Don Milligan. I, Missy Staring, leave Jim Bliss an empty seat next to him on the BOCES bus, which must remain empty. 1, Adrienne Swanson, leave my seat in the Guidance Office and my ability to drive Mr. Duval and Mr. Matino crazy, to anyone who can be tolerated by them. 1, Dan Sweet, leave Corinth Central School forever (hopefully). I, Carol Tooker, leave the afternoon BOCES bus, “The Zoo”, to whomever dares to enter it. I, Julie Towers, leave hoping Sandy will break the all- time record for being kicked out of the library. (Keep it up sis!) 1, Stormy Towers, leave Maria Normile my ability to “BROWN-NOSE”. I, Stacey Tuttle, leave my ability to get along so well with people to my sister Shannon, 1 didn’t use it too much anyway! I, Mari-Grace VanHorne, leave CHS to be free and live high on any mountain high enough. I, Mark Walker, leave my exceptional homemaking abili- ty to LUCIFER (the devil). 1, Wayne Wilkinson, leave CHS to go to Boise and live with OOBERMAN. I, Audrey Williams, leave CCS with memories of good friends and good times. I, Guy Williams, leave my spellen skills to whoever wants them. I, Kyle Williams, leave to my brother, Kerry, my good right arm. 33 s E V E N T H G R A D E front row. I to r.) M Ladd. C. Marcellus. T Monica. T. Locke. H Locke, S Marcotte. P Marcotte, (2nd row I to r.) S. LeClalr. T. Lance. S. Montgomery. L. Lucia. M MacDonald, M Montello. G Lescault, T. Lucia. (front row. I. to r.) J Jones. C. Heller. G. Jenkins. D Jackson. M Kingsley. M. Jackson. (2nd row I. to r.) S Harrington. K Kopp, D. LaCross, (3rd row I. to r.) G. James. J. Gurtler. D Krywy, V Jackson, D. Ladd. B Jiguere, H. Jerome. L. Havens. 36 (1st row. I to r.) E Powell. E. Shippee. T Palmer, S Shattuck. E Ranado. M Riley. T. Provost. T. Senecal. D Reynolds (2nd row. I to r.) A. Scoville. R. Shattuck. N. Saunders. M. Phillips, J. Rivette. A Pixlty. T.J. Persons (front row I to r) D. Fuller. A Dunn. T. Fowler. D. Guilder, B. Farr. M Green. D. Gurtler. (Top row I to r) D. Goodaell, L. Farmer. K Green. B. Gunning. C Gamache. A Emery. B Feulner, R Gervasio (front row I to r) J (back row 1 to r) M Cutlin. C. Colson. Bovee. S. Bovee. A. Dearborn, G. Barton, A. Deloriea, D Deloriea, M Allen. K. Carner. R. Clothier. J Derrick, Blanchard. C Bunzee. S. Berg. L. Dimick, M Brown. Z. Brown. E Baker. J Bovee. M Brown. D Colson. D L o o k B a c (front row 1 to r) S. Woods. D Woodcock. J Winslow, E. Underwood. C. Woodcock. (Back row 1 to r) J Spotswood. T Winslow. B Tooker. S. Williams. R. Thompson. F. Wood. B. Young. G H T H G R A D E (front row, I. to r.) B. Eggleston, L. DeLoriea, L Flansburg, H. Clothier. K Duell, K. DeLoriea, D. Beckwith, C. Allen, (back row, I to r.)S. Flavin, M Butler. D Atwood. K. Eggelston. C. Dimick, E. Easterbrooks, H. Everetts. F. Ehresmann. M Debrocky. J. Falkenbury, D Crandall, C Collura, D. Cornell. C Bradshaw (front row. I to r ) A. Monica. A Montena. M Mosher, K. Robarge (back row. I. to r ) W. Normile, P Mosher. A Peris, T Morgan, D Pecunas, $. Monroe, W Moses (front row. I to r ) D. Lescault M Granger. P Harran. S. Mann. J. Jones. B Lucia. K Matuwak. B Hulka. R LaPier A Folts (back row. I. to r.) W Holland. K Hayes. J Frechette. E Miller. T. Mallory, C Mann. C. Lescault. M Hamm. P LaP.er. M Millis 38 (front row 1. to r.) E Wilkins, B Winchell, T. Watkins, T. Sitts, J. Vanhorne. C. Wood. M Williams. C. Williams. C. Vanhorne, (back row I. to r.) C Shippce, E. Weaver, J. Woodcock, B Torda, J. Sequin. M Youngs. S. Ward. N, Towers. D. Tooker. K. Varnum, D. Stiles. T Stewart. to happy moments of the past 39 N I N T H G R A D E (front row. I to r.) M Niles. C. Plummer. R. Rawson. K Plummer. W LaPier. A Madison, (back row. I. to r.) D. Millington. M Melville. D. Milligan. R. Pronto, K Petteys, F Lucia. W. Rayder. J. Lyford. (front row. I to r.) C. Dearborn. T Cowles. T Collard. M Beaupre. D. Cuva. S. Cromwell, (back row. I. to r.) L. Allen. B. Cook. M Cowles. N Butler, J. Bosford, K Dougherty. (front row. I to r.) J Greemer. P Lucia. K Eggleston. S. Jenkins. K. Lucia. D. Frechette. J. Howenstein. F. Guilder. D Lescault, J. Jerome, (back row. 1 to r.) W. Holland. S. Feulner. G. Gonyea, L. Jenkins. P. Feulner. S. Jones, D Irish. P Ellsworth. K Hamm. K Jenkins. D Lamos. 40 though all things change . 41 T E N T H G R A D E (front row, 1. to r.) G Gamache. T Everetts, L. Kiselica, R Hayes, (middle row, I. to r.) D. Harris. F. Gurney. W Harpinger, B. Hoffman. A Feulner. T Kloss, G. Howenstem. (back row, I. to r) D Edwards, E. Holcomb. G. Feulner, D Farr. M Farr. C. Jensen. R Griffin. (front row. 1 to r.) S Denton, P Towers, T Krawetz. S. Towers. M Ranado, D. Murphy. H Randall, (middle row. I to r.) M Woodcock. L. Brown, S Monroe, K Watkins. M Melville, L. Moses (back row. I to r.) E Von Seggern. M Brockheisen. E Eggleston. S. MacDonald, Y Steele. V Phillips, V Phillips. (front row. I. to r.) D Libby. A Heller, R. Lord. R Murdock, H. Miliis, K. Primeau. L Pianka. T. Lucia, (back row. I. to r) L Ovitt M Normile, J. Murray, G. Hoffis, T Montena. T. Madison. M Pastore. D LeClair. 42 E L E V E N T H G R A D E (front row, I to r) D. Wendell, C. Williams, A. Randall, C. Westervelt, J. Sitts, F. Vamum, R. Wright, M. Timpson. N. Williams, (back row I. to r.) R. Tubbs, J Vanderwalker, D. Reed, J. Torda, R. Ryder, L. Rabida, Q. Rumney, C. Tooker, S. Sherman. (front row I to r) S. Bourdeau, H Allen, L. Blanchard, Y Bourdeau. J. Carney. (2nd row I to r) D. Brown, S. Chandler. K Baugh, J. Bliss. P Champagne. (front row I to r) B. Holland, M. Ladd. T. Lake, M. Mallery, D. Denno, W. Denton, T. Dearborn. R. Farr, (2nd row I to r) L. Lueck, T. Marcellus, K Gould. D. Duval. J. MacDougall, M LeClair. C. Cromwell, C. Hayes. T. Lang. L. Joubert, F Gonye. 43 (front row I to r) F. Mosca. M Ranado, P. Perez, D. Milligan, K Miner. A Merchant, C. Robarge. T Robarge. D Scott. (2nd row 1 to r) J. Price. A Merchant, R Mosher. K Reed, C. Shaw. C. Shaw. T Richardson. (front row 1 to r) C Shipski, B Walsh. D . Weaver. C Tracy, R Watkins. L Vanderwalker.(Back row I to r) D Shane. M VonSeggran. K Skinner. S. Winslow. K Williams. M Woodcock, D Willett. K Skinner. these cherished memories last! 44 45 FRENCH SPANISH WAR Jackie Stacey (partners) OK, I’m ready I’m not worried Of course we won Mrs. Ginsburg, Jackie Price, Erin MacDonald, Audrey Williams, Sta- cey Tuttle, Phillip Pe- kar. Starting off PROM OF PROM COURT MISS CONGENIALITY QUEENS REACTION JUNIOR OF THE YEAR 48 MARY JOHN KEVIN MANN CAROL SMITH DENNIS RABIDA DAWN MANN DENNIS LESCAULT 1981 COLEEN MOSHER ERIC LISA SEAMAN MILO HAYES KUEBLER SONJA PIKE DON ROBARGE 1982 49 SCOTT SPRAGUE SONJA PIKE MARY THIEVERGE DON ROBARGE MISS LATANZI ED SEAMAN SUE GERVASIO MISS MC DONOUGH JACKIE PRICE WES MARCIA RYDER DENNIS EGGLESTON RABIDA MISS MC DONOUGH MR. AHERN RONNIE BALDWIN STACY TUTTLE so FREEBIRD THE JUNIOR PROM OF 1982 WAS PRECEDED BY A PREVIEW IN THE GYM WHERE ALL THE JUNIOR COUPLES WERE ANNOUNCED. FOLLOWING THE AWARDS AND THE ANNOUNCING OF THE COURT, EVERYONE WAS OFF TO THE GIDEON PUTNAM HOTEL FOR DINNER AND DANCING. THEN AT MIDNIGHT WE KNEW OUR KING AND QUEEN. JOHN MARCOTTE, AMY GREEN, MILO HAYES, STORMY TOWERS, RON BALDWIN, STACEY TUT- TLE, ERIC KUEBLER, JANE FLEWELLING, DON RO- BARGE, MARY THIEVERAGE, MIKE SPRINGER, PATTIE SAUNDERS, HILARY BROWN, JACK POWELL, SONJA PIKE, SCOTT SPRAGUE, VICKY ANDERSON. ERIC JENSEN, JACKIE PRICE. WES EGGLESTON, ROBERTA BUEHLER, WAYNE WIL- KINSON. FLOWER GIRL AMY GREEN AND CROWN BEARER JOHN MARCOTTE KING, DON ROBARGE AND QUEEN, SONJA PIKE THANKS TO MARI-GRACE VANHORNE AND COL- LEEN O’MALLEY WE HAD A NICE BACKDROP FOR THE PREVIEW. Prom Of 1982 51 JR. TALENT SHOW 52 “Holy Mackerel” ) • £l “Physical” ★ ★ t, A St r Is Born For Your Eyes Only” “Peppermint Patty” DONKEY BASKETBALL LUZERNE DANCE MARATHON Winners • Barb Lake Scott Clothier Eric Kubler Eric Penny Wayne Ad Rici 55 BUNNY IN MEMORIUM As editor of the 1963 Corinthian, Bernadette “Bunny Stevens Mitchell will be remembered as an outgoing, fun- loving and full-of-laughter person. As a classmate Bunny always had time to listen and share everyone’s problems As a person. Bunny was an independent spirit, willing to live for the good of others. SECRETARY SenneuCette Steven 15 Mechanic Street Corinth Academic To my Staff, It has been a pleasure working with a croup of peers who have been as cooperative as you have been. Hhen I first undertook this job, I thought it was going to be easy. It has turned out to be a great deal of hard work, but I can truthfully say it ha been the most rewarding job I have ever undertaken. Evenings after meetings I have gone home exhausted and sometimes irritable, but I have gone home with a feeling of accomplishment as I know you all have. The thing that riaiiy made me feci good was that, with all thedecislons that were made, no one was hurt when their idea wasn't the accepted one. It gave me a great feeling to see the staff working together as a group toward a ingle coal - to make a yearbook that will be remembered. I hope wc have reached it. Now, I would like to thank our Advisor, Mr. Martel, for giving up his evenings to help us make this a fine yearbook. 1 am very grateful to you, Mr. Martel, and to th entire staff for ali the blood, sweat, and tears, you have contributed to the building of this yearbook. Sincerelv .ours. Bernadette Stevens I ditor-in-Chief As an editor of the 1983 yearbook, I would like to dedicate this page to a very special friend of mine Bernadette “Bunny” Stevens Mitchell. She was always happy and made the people she knew happy. Those who knew her, know the great loss we feel now that she is gone. We will miss her. but will always remember all those good times and how she seemed to make everything a little easier when we had any troubles. Twenty years ago Bunny was the editor of the 1963 yearbook. The people who have a 1963 yearbook and were a friend of hers will treasure that book forever and will remember what fun and hard times Bunny and the staff had to go through to get it done, but when it was finished it was worth all the trouble. In another seven years Bunnys daughter, Kathy, will be a Senior. When Kathy gets to the 12th grade, maybe she will become the editor of her yearbook just as her mother did. 56 Mary John r I MAY BE BIG BUT I’M QUICK ATHLETICS Matt Wayne Scott Yes, We’re Great! Ronnie Baldwin VARSITY FOOTBALL ’82 The 1982 Football Players. Ronnie Danny Milo Hayes The Team is in the huddle VARSITY BASEBALL THE BASEBALL TEAM OF 1982 No-hitter for Corinth's Berg ®”1 Corinth’s Rich Berg fired a no-hitter and struck out 15 Thursday as the Tomahawks openefi their Northern Conference baseball season with a 15-0 rout of St. Mary’s of Hoosick Falls. The only thing be- tween Berg and a perfect game was his control — he issued a pair of early walks Tim Murphy and Steve Mill- ington teamed to drive in seven runs. Eric Jensen had two hits and Dan Dibble tripled for the Toms. Baseball T' f '■i ■ Ok, We’re ready Am 1 safe. 60 TRACK 61 (front row I to r) G. Baker, D. Rowland, M. Powell, J. Lucia, K. Petteys, R. Petteys, P. York, R. Richards, S. Petteys, G. Hayes (back row 1 to r) Coach Sherman, M. Bush, E. Kuebler, M. Hayes, F. Ashline, B. Walsh, R. Grippe, B. Hayes, K. Williams, Coach Healy. Eric Kuebler Dennis Edwards Eric, Rich, Frank Milo Hayes (front row 1 to r) D. Edwards, J. Howenstein (middle row 1 to r) E. Miller, T. Robarge, L. Lueck, B. Lord, L. Benway (back row 1 to r) D. Edwards, T. Norman, M. Buehler 62 GOLF CHEERLEADERS Tom Robarge, Mark Walker, Daren Robarge, Don Robarge, Mr. MacDoughall, Dwayne Brown, Darrel Willette, Matt Powell Don Daren 63 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Daren Northern Confer- ence leading scorer (ft row 1 to r) B. Towers, F. Gurney, J. Price, D. Robarge, J. Hurley, P. Perez, S. Rowland, (back 1 to r) Mr. White, D. Brown, M. Denno, G. Gurney, W. Wilkinson, M. Springer, E. Jensen J. V. BASKETBALL (ft row 1 to r) A. Heller, T. Feulner, M. Timpson, D. LeClair, C. Gould, F. Guilder, (back 1 to r) Coach Healy, J. St. John, J. Murry, S. MacDonald, C. Jensen, G. Hoffis. Coach White Eric MODIFIED BASKETBALL J. Winslow, D. Brown, J. Jerome, E. Weaver, D. Milligan, S. Mann, C. Mark Dimick, N. Butler, D. Krywy, K. Beckwith, J. Faulkenberry, Pianka, A. Winslow, R. Randell, Coach Haskell. v_______y 64 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL V M W W W V M M v M M14 M M Jackie (front row I to r) Y. Bordeaux. A Madison, K Krawetz. T. Robarge, (Middle row I to r) B Buehler, A Ellis, T Robarge. (Back row I to r) E. Steele. J. Price, P Saunders. Coach England Berta J. V. BASKETBALL Audre (front row 1 to r) K Hamn, L Bordeaux. D Beckwith. K. Clements (middle row 1 to r) T. Lucia. K. Scott. S. Flavin. T. Cowles, (back row I to r) T. Caldwell. L. Wells. Coach Beckwith. C. Towers. C. Dennison. M. Farr 65 S. Towers. P Saunders. R Buehler. A Ellis, M John, A. Feulner. T Kloss. T. Dimmick. D. Duval. C. Mosher. K. Gould. H Brown. P Perez. K Watkins. L. Brown. T. Everetts. Coach- Mrs. Irving. The team is in a huddle Telling Patty what to do Audre Jr. Varsity Top row- Miss Jones. R. Robarge, K. Williams, G. Howenstein.N. Matino, W Whitaker. A Madison. L. Carney Bottom row- J Collura. M. Granger, D Frechette. M Testa. C. Wells. K Lucia. K Watts. K Clement. T Krawetz, S. Cromwell. D. Beckwith 66 SOFTBALL, VARSITY Coach • Miss Pitkin, L. Rabida, D. Murphy, L. Brown, A. Feulner, M. Granger, K. Jerome. T. Lucia, K. Miner, M. LeClaire, P. Perez, T. Everetts, S. Jenkins, A. Madison. 67 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Coach- Mrs. Pollockm, Y. Steele, A Williams, E. MacDonald, L. Joubert, K. Watkins, T. Kloss, L. Seaman, S. Hayes, D. Murphy, A. Ellis, B. Walsh, M. Ranado Captain- 68 Good Luck next year girls 'at LEAST SOMEBODY’S ORGANIZED AROUND HERE. ORGANIZATIONS HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND JR BAND JAZZ ENSEMBLE JR. HIGH ALL-COUNTY CHORUS JEAN TONES D. Tooker, M. Riley, T Winslow. R Clothier. M Traver, D. Krywy, B. Gunning. 2nd: T Persons. T. Lucia. S. Harrington. D. Woodcock. H. Blanchard, P. Mosher. A. Heloria. A. Peanka. 3rd: C. Holland. C. Bunzey, T. Sltts, C. Allen. R. Lapier. S. Flavin. K. Green, M Allen, A. Dunn. D. Atwood. V. Jackson. T. Rovogt, D. Bekwith. 2nd: S. Motgomer. B. Farr. J. Bovee, L. Deloria, T Willett. K. Fando. 3rd: G. Stevens. J. Spotswood. B Feuler, M. McDonald. M Montello, S. Saunders, M Phillips. TEEN TONES L. Blanchard, M VonSeggern, K. Mosher. G. Feulner, R. Randall. A Cirino. H Miliis, E Eggleston. W Feulner HIGH SCHOOL CHORALE R Bohavita. H. Miliis. K. Allen, C. Shaw. M. Ranado 2nd: S. Mosher. W Denton. L. Blanchard. E Eggleston, K Mosher. G. Feulner. R Rawson. 3rd: J. Pianka. K. Clothier. R Brown, W. Feulner. W Harp- pinger. K Reed, A Rayder. 4th: E. Steele. M. VonSeggern, R. Ran- dall. W. Dunbar. M Ramkema, C. Shaw. 71 VARSITY CLUB SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB LANGUAGE CLUB DRAMA Pattic $.. Karen M . Hilary B . Darcy D.. Erin M . Julie T. Dennis R . Milo H.. Vicky A . Scott S.. Jack P , Don R . Dennis B . Stormy T.. Andrea C.. Mike S.. Bill D. STUDENT COUNCIL (front row left-right) Seymore W , Penny P . Sonja P.. Don R . Kelly W.. Pauline W . Darcy D (back row left right) Dean M . Dianna M . Tabitha E.. Kelly W . Karen L.. Shelly C . Dennis R SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY P.M. B.O.C.E.S. PEP CLUB 1983 YEARBOOK STAFF (front row left-right) S. Sprague. V Anderson. S. Gervasio, (back row left- right) D. Baugh. R. Randall. D. Rabida, M. John Patrons- Jackie Price ENGLISH Mr FitzSimons Mrs. Havern Mr Stein Mrs. Wilkinson Mr White Mr Moynihan SOCIAL STUDIES Mr Nolan Mr Murphy Mr Miller Mr Redfield Mr Bruno FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs Gnsburg Mr Bartholomew MATH Mr Clark Mr Sweet 78 Mr MacDougall Mr. Sterling Mr Fasulo SCIENCE Mr Powell Mr Best Mr DeJoseph Mrs Bredenko Mr Allen MEDIA Mrs. Brown Miss Ruth AUDIOVISUAL Mrs Marcotte Mrs. Duell PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr Spieldenner Mr Sherman Mr England Mrs. Pollock Mr Young INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Klug Mr Grippe ART Mr Oudekerk Mrs. McDonough 79 80 MUSIC Mr Powell Mr. Briggs Mrs LaFave HOME ECONOMICS Mrs Welch Mrs. Sesselman BUSINESS Mr Milligan Mr Baldwin LEARNING CENTER Mr Foy Mr Ahern RESOURCE TEACHER Miss. Latanzi SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Smith REMEDIAL READING Miss Jones ELEMENTARY READING Mrs. Howard Miss Kyea Mrs Schiavo PSYCHOLOGIST Mr Murdoch NURSES Mrs Normile Mrs. Miller KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Ziegler FIRST GRADE Mrs. Comings Mrs Francato Mrs. Schyberg Mrs. Webber SECOND GRADE Mrs. Burleigh Mrs. Grippe Mrs. Milligan Mrs. Watts THIRD GRADE Mrs. Howenstein Mrs. Melville Mr. Sutton FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Bourdeau Mrs. DeJoseph Mrs. Neville 81 Mrs. Rivette FIFTH GRADE Mr. Flansburg Mr. Healy Mrs. Irving Mrs Knickerbocker SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Palmatier GUIDANCE Mr. Matino Mr Duval ADMINISTRATION Mr Hall Mr Ward Mr. Watts Mrs. Winslow Mr. Gemmill Mr Gould Mr Sprague CUSTODIANS Pops R Eggleston. A Labrake, G. Benware. J Seaman. F. Al len. B. Gervasio. R. Whitaker 82 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr Perry, D. Crandall, D. Kuebler, M Williams, B Fuller. J. Vrablic 83 APPRECIATION We, the class of 1983 would like to take this time to express our deepest gratitude and love to a very special friend — Miss Karen Jones! For the past few years Miss Jones has played a very important role in our lives. We feel we have grown because of her never ending lack of patience and concern for us. She has carried out more than just a student-teacher relationship with us. She proved herself to be our true friend time and time again. Miss Jones, although we are leaving a lot behind as we start our new journey in life, we will never abandon our memories of you and all of the times we spent with you. THANK YOU”. EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM HOLLAND TO f t CORINTH MARJA RAMKEMA - PATRONS FIRST YEAR Deborah Allen Mr. Mrs. Warren Brownell Family Bonnie Burleigh Corinth Emergency Squad Auxiliary Mr. Mrs. Delmar Dingman Ed’s Palmer Pub Mr. Mrs. Thomas Eno Mr. Mrs. D. Fasulo La Cosa Verde Dick Carol Lucia Sheila Mosher Mr. Mrs. Jack Price Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Rabida. Jr. Mr. Mrs. William Randall Mr. Mrs. Allen Rhodes Mr. Mrs. William Robarge Mr. Mrs. James Schyberg Dr. Bohan B. Soifer Mr. Mrs. Hamilton Smith Gerald Betty Swanson Town Country Liquors Mrs. Joel Vanvranken Village Diner Nelson E. Walts D.A. 2 Years Helen L. Bush Corinth Emergency Squad Densmore Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dingman Mr. Foy Mr. Mrs. William Fuller Mr. Mrs. Milo Hayes Shirley Howard Karen Jones Jr. Corinth Emergency Squad Mr. Mrs. George LaMore Mr. Mrs. Thomas Melville Neville’s Upholstery Shop Mr. Mrs. Keith Powell Mrs. Quentin Straight Rod Mary Sutton Mr. Mrs. Phillip Williams Mr. Mrs. Donald Winslow 3 YEARS Mr. Mrs. John Carney Mr. Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald Mr. Mrs. Gemmill Marilyn McDonough Mr. Mrs. Donald Niles Miriam S. Rivette Karen Wilkinson 4 YEARS Judge Mrs. Loren Brown Charlie’s Barbership Dr. John Herzlinger Staff Lanfear’s Joan Doug Smead 5 YEARS OR MORE Daniel P. Ahern Airland Motoparts Arthur White Son Richard Bartholomew Mr. Mrs. Marvin Best Mr. Mrs. Richard Bredenko Cluetts Corinth Aquarium Corinth Wine Liquors Cotes Insurance Don’s Barbershop Mr. Mrs. Robert Duval Eggleston Gas Appliance Mr. Mrs. Frank Grippe The Gunshop Mr. Mrs. Gordon Gurney Harry O’s Pizza Sub Shop Mr. Healy Hudson River Federal Credit Union The Inn International Paper Jack Robinson Associates. Inc. Jim the Florist Mr. Mrs. Paul Kelley Kingsley’s Food Market Mr. Mrs. R. Mac Dougall Mr. Mrs. Dale Scott Miller Mr. Mrs. Gerald Milligan Mosher’s Hardware Dr. Mrs. Lloyd Murdock Mr. Mrs. Vincent Murphy Miss Naudain Mr. Mrs. John Nolan Mrs. Sandy Palmatier Pearl’s Pennysaver Petrie’s Value Village Petro’s Dress Shop Roberta’s Jewelry Store Russell’s Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Corky Shattuck Mr. Mrs. John Sprague Mr. Mrs. George Spieldenner Richard Stein Stewarts Bread Butter shop Mr. Mrs. Frank Ward Waring’s Pharmacy Peter Nancy Watts Mr. Mrs. Herbert Welch Inn 50 Caterers Gary John Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Matino Mr. Mrs. David Hall 86 MESSAGE FROM HOME Dawn, We love you. Good luck in the future. Mom Best wish to Miss Congeniality 1982” and keep a positive attitude. Mom and Dad Wayne, as you go forward in life never look back. Yesterdays ways can not be changed. A bright future is yours for the taking. Mom and Dad Dale, We are very proud of what you have achieved and hope your future years are filled with success and happiness. Good luck in whatever goals you set. Love always Mom and Dad Dear Dennis, We wish you success in your life. More importantly we wish you good health, love, and happiness in your future. Love, Mom and Dad Mari-Grace, The best of everything to you - today • tomorrow always. Mom Dan, It has taken patience, understanding, love and discipline (not necessarily in that order!) to get you this far. We are proud of you and hope your life ahead is filled with your many dreams. Mom and Father Best wishes and our support will always be with our lovely daughter, Sonja Dee, who has brought “sunshine” and sweetness to her whole family. Love, Mom and Dad Rick, Congratulations, we ARE sure proud of you,-Best wishes in whatever you choose to do and remember, you have our love and support with whatever you do. God Bless You. Love, Mom and Dad Dear Phil, With love in our hearts and pride in our eyes we’ve watched you grow and we want yo to know how very proud you’ve made us and how glad we are to have you for our son. Love and Congratulations Kellie, Let a rainbow be with you throughout you life. Success and Happiness always. Love, Mom and Dad Robbie, Best of luck on graduation and the rest of your life. Mom and Dad Vickie, I am proud of the path you chose to follow though so often you had to walk it alone. Love, Mom and Dad To Adrienne Ann Swanson and the Class of 1983- Best of luck in your future. May it always be bright and filled with Happiness. Love, Ma and Dad Swanson Dearest Hilary, We wish you laughter, love and song, and the continuing vision to pursue you dreams. You are truly a joy to us. We love you so much! Love, Mom and Dad Rich Mike, Congratulations! We’re very proud of you. Wishing you much happiness and success. Love, Mom and Dad To the Staff; When we first took this job, we thought it was going to be easy and fun, It has turned out to be a great deal of hard work and a lot of confusion and disappointments, in some cases. We will all feel like we did something worth while when it is done. It has been a lot of fun working with you all, but the thing that really was fun was trying to figure out what went where and who was who. We would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Milligan, for being patient with us and sometimes being calm when we made our famous errors like, not showing him the work until about 15 minutes before we were ready to mail the pages. We are grateful for all the help the staff has given us when we were ready to give up. You have done a lot to make this yearbook what it is. Sincerely yours, 7 MaJ JlujL } JUULH3. Editors-in-chief 88 • r- I ■