Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

CONTENTS PAGE SENIORS ..................2 PROM ....................16 CLASS CHARACTERS ........20 SENIOR POLL .............24 TALENT SHOW .............26 TEN YEAR PREDICTIONS ....28 BABY PICTURES ...........30 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT . 32 SIGNATURES ..............34 UNDERCLASSMEN ...........35 ATHLETICS ...............47 ORGANIZATIONS ...........65 FACULTY ................ 73 APPRECIATION ............80 DEDICATION ..............81 MEMORIUM ................82 PATRONS .................84 THE CORINTHIAN SEYMOUR c WILLIAM o WINSLOW Pete (Spencer) p R Well everybody, the E E has finally S graduated, but there I has to be a final one. D so- EEEEEEE ! E C N O T PENNY MARIE P PfiREZ R Pen-Rod E S If there's delight in I love, 'tis when I see D the heart, that others E bleed for, bleed for N me. T MARY R. R RANADO E Bird A S What's so good U about goodbye R when the best was yet E to come. -J.M. R S E C KIMBERLY ELLEN R MINER E Kimmer T A 'Tomorrow it may R rain so I'll follow the Y sun. -John Lennon ANGEL BENWAY Devil LAURIE BLANCHARD Laur You never know how much you are loved, until you give someone a chance to love you! YVETTE L. BORDEAUX Yvette Life is what you make of it. SHERRY LYNN BOURDEAU Froggy Rise up, gather 'round, rock this place to the ground. - Def Leppard DENNIS J. BROWN Dennis Life is a tragedy wherein we sit as spectators for awhile, and then act out our part in it. JOEL C. BUTLER Mole The poor man is never free; he serves in every country. - Voltaire JOHN CARNEY Barney Inability to tell good from evil is the great- est worry of man's life. -Cicero PATRICK CHAMPAGNE P.J. It's not the length of the wand, but the magic of the stick. HOLLY JEAN CHANCLER Holly Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. STACY LYNN CHANDLER Spacey Stacy Love can neither be bought or sold; but being loved is worth all gold. VERNA MAE CHANDLER Vera Interesting. JAY CORNELL J'Doc Everyone has talent; what is rare is the courage to follow the talent to the dark place where it leads. TIM DEARBORN WANDA M. DENTON Browny I operate on love, guts, determination, and an occasional candy bar!” TAMMY L. DIMICK Do what you want in life-because in the long run it's with yourself you have to live! DARCY ALEXANDRA DUVAL Darce FRANK GAGNE Fruffy Sow your seeds Sat- urday night, pay for crop failure Sunday morning. KATHLEEN MARIE GOULD Gopher A stranger is a friend not yet met. CHARLES W. HARRINGTON JR. Fingers Everybody wants some and I want some too. '-V.H. LOLA JOUBERT Loda I'm young, I'm wild and I'm free. MARYCAROL LADD Mert A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself. TINA MARIE LAKE Tee'' Never look to the past because the fu- ture is always brighter. TIMOTHY LANG Smile; it makes peo- ple wonder what you're up to. MARGARET KATHLEEN LEAHY Meg If you leave your troubles far behind you, happiness is sure to fine you. MARY E. LECLAIR Mazey Think of the trea- sures you have gath- ered; Not the ones you've failed to find. LOU LUECK Flash Life is a gamble all along. Winners or losers keep rollin' on, So go on and roll the dice. You only live twice. So do it or die. -A.R.S. JOHN R. MACDOUGALL Jar-Head Once a Marine, al- ways a Marine. FRANCIS WILLIAM MADISON Bummer If all else fails, drink Bud ! MELISSA MALLORY Melis The key to success is a smile. TODD GORDON MARCELLUS Bones Born on a mountain, raised in a cave; rockin' and partying is all I crave! ANDREW MERCHANT Ted ANITA L. MERCHANT Skeeter One of the advan- tages of being disor- derly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries. DONALD G. MILLIGAN Donny Boil FRANK MOSCA Poncho Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. -Auerbach RHONDA MOSHER Rhoda True love survives all storms. MICHAEL PRIDDLE Mike DANA REED Buck There is only one way to succeed in life; set your goal and go for it. KATHLEEN REED Spunky Those who work for things usually get what they want out of life. KEVIN REYNOLDS Heavy Kevy Happiness is gradu- ation day. JAMES TODD RIVETTE Spaz CHERYL L. ROBARGE Shurl There are two roads you can go by but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on. THOMAS CHARLES ROBARGE Tom Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow you may get your re- port card. TRACY ANNE ROBARGE Trace It's the distance you attempt to go which determines the strides you make. DANIEL M. SCOTT A.V. There are many se- crets to graduation; one is to get as many brownie points as you can and hang on to them. WILLIAM R. SHATTUCK Bill DONNA JEAN SHAYNE Dee Not much happens in a small town, but the gossip makes up for it. CONNIE S. SHIPSKI Coma If you love some- thing set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours; if not, it never was. RONALD SKINNER Lynyrd 1 may not be perfect, but I'm faithful. DIANE M. SMITH Smitty You know it. MAXINE JILL TOWERS Me The bitterest tears shed over graves are for words left unsaid and deeds left un- done. CRYSTAL D. TRACY Crittle For sure. ERIC VANDERWARKER Bearded LARRY VANDERWARKER If at first you don't succeed, then go to summer school. MARGARET VON SEGGERN Magi'' Get a real face! BONNIE J. WALSH Bone-ay Love is like an eleva- tor; it has its ups and downs. RICHARD J. WATKINS Jigger If you have abso- lutely nothing nice to say about anybody, you're probably a lot of fun to talk to. JACQUELINE WEMM1TT Millie The only way to have a friend is to be one. PAULINE LEE WILEY Ween It's a long, rolling river of choice and chance, and time waits for no one. DARRELL R. WILLETT Skillet If at first you don't succeed, read the di- rections. SUSAN M. WILLETT “Sue To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. - Henri Bergson KERRY WILLIAMS Wheeze When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then there will be peace. BRIAN WOOD MICHAEL SCOTT WOODCOCK Splinters No comment. OUR JUNIOR PROM PROM COURT- (left to right) Penny Perez, Frank Mosca, Cheryl Robarge, William Shattuck, Donna Shayne, Keith Baugh, Stacy Chandler, Dennis Brown, Sonja Pike and Donald Robarge (1983 King and Queen), Richard Watkins, Kimberly Miner, James Hurley, Holly Chandler, Seymour Wins- low, Mary Ranado, Michael Woodcock, Maxine Towers. (Center) 1984 King and Queen- Donald Milligan, Pauline Wiley. 16 Our King and Queen OPEN ARMS '83 CLASS OF '84 PROM COURT Lying beside you here in the dark Feeling your heart beat with mine Softly you whisper, you're so sincere How could our love be so blind We sailed on together, we drifted apart And here you are by my side So now I've come to you with Open Arms Nothing to hide believe what 1 say So here I am with Open Arms Hoping you'll see what your love means to me Open Arms'' 17 Junior Of The Year The Royal Dance Miss Congeniality May 28, 1983 Decorating! Tracy and Bonnie Tom and Cheryl Pauline Todd and Buffy SARATOGA SPRINGS THE HOLIDAY INN v:'l NEATEST: Bill And Tracy MOST ARTISTIC: Pauline And Shamus CLASS CHARACTERS PRETTIEST SMILE: Keith And Stacy CHATTERBOXES: Dennis And Penny MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dick And Mary MOST STUDIOUS: Yvette And Joel PRETTIEST EYES: MOST ATHLETIC: Mike And Holly Bonnie And J°b,e 21 CLASS COUPLE: Tina Carey 2i SENIOR POLL THE CLASS OF 1984'S FAVORITE: 1. ROCK GROUP- 1. VAN HALEN 2. DEF LEPPARD 3. LYNYRD SKYNYRD 4. SUBJECT- 1. MATH 2. ART 3. SCIENCE 2. SONG- 1. I GUESS THAT'S WHY THEY CALL IT THE BLUES 2. FREEBIRD 3. FOOLIN ' 5. SPORT- 1. FOOTBALL 2. BASKETBALL 3. HOCKEY 3. TEACHER- WE HAD A 3 WAY TIE FOR FIRST! 1. MR. BRUNO MR. MURPHY MR. OUDEKERK 2. MS. JONES 6. PRO ATHLETE- 1. JULIUS ERVING 2. FRANCO HARRIS 7. BEER- 1. BUDWEISER 2. LOWENBRAU 3. MICHELOB 8. FOOD- 1. PIZZA 2. LASAGNA 3. LOBSTER 9. DRINK- 1. SCREW DRIVER 2. ALABAMA SLAMMERS RUM AND COKE 10. MOVIE- 1. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN 2. 48 HOURS 3. PORKY'S 11. ACTOR- 1. CLINT EASTWOOD 2. SLY STALLONE 3. DUSTIN HOFFMAN 12. ACTRESS- 1. JENNIFER BEALS 2. LONI ANDERSON 3. JANE FONDA 13. LEAST FAVORITE SUBJECT- 1. ENGLISH 2. SOCIAL STUDIES 14. COLOR- 1. BLUE 2. RED 15. CLOTHES- 1. JEANS SWEATSHIRT 24 CHEERS! CLASS OF '84 TALENT SHOW It's Showtime! Hello Dolly! Our MC's Nervous Michael? “Stuffing Seymour Hi Mom! It wasn't that bad Frank! Barney! 'Standin' on the Corner I'm still in love with you All I want to is dance Toys 'R us Hee-Haw Oscar Mayer Tom 'To be or not to be and the curtain closes! REMEMBER When Anita went to school . . The Encore Presentation of Hello Dolly at the Prom Why everyone had to take the S.A.T.'s over . . How Heidi learned the true meaning of Stairway to Heaven . . . Our Ring Dinner . . . When Mr. Stein thought Frank's birthmark was a hickey Being the most obnoxious kids our substitutes had ever seen When Sherry Wood go by the last name, Bourdeau When half the class went to the Journey Concert - all in Michael's car . . . When Todd M. misplaced his jeep . English 9 with Mr. Moynihan When Ms. Jones resigned as class advisor, only to return a few days later by popular demand . . . When Van Halen came to Corinth . . All the free gas Jim Bliss and Barry Sitts gave away . . . Magi's parties . . Michael's going away party . . . The Donkey Basketball game . . SPAC . When Kim bobbed her hair . . . EEE ... Mr. Murphy's hot line to Ron . . . When everyone was afraid to take Tylenol . . Jay's checkered shoes . . . All the great kids that came from South Corinth School . . . Jimmy, Shamus, and Keith's WILD shirts . . . When Don was backless .. . When Mr. Best surprised the Science 9 class by giving every other row a different test ... When Pauline was not obsessed with Jamie . . . When was that???? The Co-Ed dressing room during the Talent Show . . . When Jobie stayed in a sport for the full season . . . When the Girl's Volleyball Team won the Northern Conference . SIGNATURES 29 THE WAY Ricky Penny Cheryl R. Pauline Kevin S. Fran Mary R. Heidi Lou Bill Todd M. CLASS OF '84 Mike P. WE WERE Melissa Larry Todd T. Dan Joel YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY LAST WILL !, Heidi Allen, leave a package of Oreo's (Double Stuff) to Joe's best friend. I, Laurie Blanchard, leave C.H.S. to be with John MacDougall (Jarhead) and my empty choir chair for Gail Feulner and Sue Mosher to fight over! I, Yvette Bordeaux, leave my good grades to my sister Tania and everything else to Mary Beth Farr. 1, Sherry Lynn Bourdeau, leave C.H.S. knowing that even though Eddie is gone, the spirit of Van Halen lives on! I, Joel Butler, leave all the troubles that were left to me. I, P.J. Champagne, leave my weightlifting ability to Joel Faulkenbury. 1, Holly Chandler, leave C.H.S. with many memories, and hope that Andy, Jeff and Cammy Winslow have many good times in their remaining years. I, Stacy Chandler, leave C.H.S. with great memories thanks to all my friends, especially Tina Lake and Michelle Bolio. I, Verna Chandler, leave to my brothers, Matthew and Beniamin, the wish to get through school as quickly as possible, because they hate it; and in the event that they like it, the wish to have a good time. I, Tammy Dimick, leave to my brother Leon all my fantastic lies to Mr. Hall and hope they (lies) get him out of trouble as they did me and to my sister Colleen I leave behind all my fond memories of C. H. S. I, Chuck Harrington, leave my brother Dean my seat in all of our parties and leave my sister Sheryl the problems that all the teachers gave me. I, Cheryl Hayes, leave my brother Kevin all my loving personality. I, John Hoffman, leave Corinth Central School finally”! I, Lola Joubert, leave C.H.S. to Kit and Carol Plummer, even though they don't want it. I, Marycarol Ladd, leave Mrs. Sesselman all those stupid plants that she made me water. I hope you find someone better than I, but doubt it! I, Tina Marie Lake, leave with special thanks to Kerry Williams, my parents, and many friends (S.C., T.M., M.L., K.F., and M.H.). I, Margaret Leahy, leave all the luck of the Irish to Mr. Murphy. I, Mary LeClair, leave my unfinished goals to my sister Susan to fulfill. I, Louis Lueck, leave the stack on the bench press to anyone who can conquer it! I, Tim Lang, leave Corinth Central School UNBELIEVABLY! I, Francis Madison, leave Corinth High School to Jim Bosford to do what ever he wants to, like raise H_11 ! (Yes) I, Melissa Mallory, leave three things for Heidi Clothier to enjoy, the golf cart, Canei, and LEONARD! I, Todd Marcellus, leave my 3 years of ninth grade social studies with Mr. Miller to Matt Kingsley. He'll need it! I, Anita Merchant, leave C.H.S. with many fond memories of special friends and cherished moments. I, Kim Miner, leave good times, good laughs and above all, good music to George Joe Drummer Mosca and Sandy Towers-Jazz Band Mascot. I, Frank Mosca, leave my ability to have fun, get in trouble and make music all at the same time to Mark Broeckhuizen and the remainder of the S-Squaa. AND TESTAMENT I, Rhonda Mosher, am leaving Corinth Central to marry Lynn Springer. I, Alison Parker, leave Corinth for New Zealand with the best year of my life behind me, with many beautiful memories from the classes of '83, '84 and my host families — THANK YOU. I, Penny Perez, leave many fond memories and my love of field hockey to Dianna Murphy. I, Mary Ranado, leave the number 10, one red balloon and my unending love to Jimmy Murray. I, Dana Reed, leave CHS to build a future for my girlfriend-Gail Feulner. I, Kathleen Reed, leave CHS for the man to dictate the whole school. I, Kevin Reynolds, leave the school lunches to my brother Matt. I, Thomas Robarge, leave my ability to chew Copenhagen in my upper lip to Mully, who has already mastered the bottom. I, Tracy Robarge, leave all my love and affection to John Robert Torda and to my sister Kim, I give my uniform, lucky 4 I, William Shattuck, leave Corinth in hopes of seeking out my endeavors and to see what life has to offer and perhaps to win the Mr. Universe title someday. I, Daniel Scott, leave Corinth Central so that Dana and Linda may live in peace once again. I, Colleen Shaw, leave my place as Assistant Editor on the yearbook to Mike Brown. I, Cynthia Shaw, leave Corinth Central School to be admitted to an insane asylum, due to the fact that Mrs. Sesselman drove me crazy. I, Ronald L. Skinner, leave Corinth Central with all my talents to my little brother Lacy. I, Diane Smith, leave Corinth Central School to be with Gene. I, Donna Stewart, leave Connie Dearborn and Gail Williams all the trouble I had with Mr. Hall. 1, Crystal Tracy, leave my high intelligence and my special knowledge of typing to Kristi Lynn P I, Margaret Lydia VonSeggern, leave a prayer for Edward and Catherine, they'll need it. And 1 also leave a special love for a special person. I, Bonnie Walsh, leave Corinth Central School to be with Paul Shattuck. I, Richard Watkins, leave my outstanding football talents to Earl Murray even though he may be a lost cause. I, Jacqueline Wemmett, leave the B O.C.E.S. bus to Mr. Hall. 1, Pauline Wiley, leave Corinth Central High School to buy a pair of track sneakers; whereas to resume my position on the foot of Ash Street continuing my seventh year running pursuit. I, Darrell Willett, be leaving my bestest English skills to my sister Aimee. 1, Seymour William Winslow, leave my perverted mind and my ability to brown-nose to Meg Melville to help her get through her senior year. We, the Class of 1984, leave cherished moments and much luck to the future senior classes of Corinth Central School. 33 UNDERCLASSMEN i8 39 40 F R E S H M E N 41 T E N T H G R A D E 42 43 I—IZm m ATHLETICS Schedule Sept. 17 Salem (A) Sept. 23 Lk.Geo. (H) Oct. 1 Greenwich (A) Oct. 7 Ft. Edward (H) Oct. 14 Whitehall (H) Oct. 21 Mechanicville (H) Oct. 29 Cobleskill (A) Nov. 4 Luzerne (H) CORINTH TOMAHAWKS COACH: Dick England Assistants: Pete Watts Alan Speildenner Jeff Schyberg Managers: Heidi Allen Mary Ranado CO CO VARSITY FOOTBALL (front row 1 to r) F. Guilder, G. Colson, L. Lueck, R. Watkins, S. Winslow, M. Priddle, F. Nichols, (back row 1 to r) R. Baker, B. Hayes, S. MacDonald, C. Jensen, J. Murray, K. Cleveland, D. Denno. FOOTBALL J.V.(front row 1 to r) N. Butler, M. Kingsley, A.J. Hell- er, S. Monica, F. Erhesmann, (2nd row) K. Edwards, D. Crandall, K. Beckwith, B. Delfs, M. McKeon, B. Nor- mile, (3rd row) A. Montena, B. Winchell, T. Wright, T. Morgan, J. Woodcock, E. Miller, A. Perez. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY (Front row left-right) Creta H , Nicole M , Doreen L., Andrea M , Mary L., Penny P., Sherry., Maureen G. (Back row left-right) Audrey F., Dianna M„ Kelly W„ Lisa R., Terry K„ Lisa B.. Concentrate Marv1 Tami K.. Wendy W. (Front Row) Kathy S.. Mary W„ Helen E., Lynette C., Jennifer(Middle Row) Cindy Doreen W., Darcy F.. Wendy L.. Carol W . Tracy W., (Top Row) Shelly C., Kathy W , Karen L., Sherry J., Debbie B., Jackie C. 49 FALL SPORTS 1983 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1983-84 orl!i« rn (onlVrence Corinth 74. Granville 57 The Tomahawks used balanced scoring and a 23 point second quarter to defeat the Golden Horde in this non-league tilt Jim Hurley, who went 10 for 10 from the free throw line, was high man for Corinth «5-2. 6-8 with 18 points Mark Denno added 11 tallies for the winners Granville (2-5 4 9) was paced by Ken Andrews' 20 points Joe White contributed 16. CrMvilfe $7. M«r� 11« Parker 2 4 Lu 1-3 i Andrew 2� While 7-314 Dunrter 1 4 Robert • Pr u I : Total 34 S? CormUt 174 Hurley 4|� I4 Timpaon 1-4-4 Dmoo Vl-ll Ftalaw 4 I t Halft 1 3 Jenten 10 4 Mac lion aid 11-4 Murray 14 Brawn 11 Total 34 B 74 Craanllc It is n 3� _ %j CormUi |} B |7 it - 74 UP FOR 2! ___ (Front Row) C. Jensen, J. Murray, J. Hurley, G. Hoffis (Back Row) D. Brown, S. MacDonald, T. Fuellner, M. Timpson, F. Gurney, M. Denno, And Coach Healy Jump Ball! Dennis Crow Fred Jimmy ANTICIPATION! BASKETBALL CONT. (Front Row) K. Beckwith, D. Brown. (Second Row) J. Robarge, B. Delfs, C. Gould, S. Mann, N. Butler, (Back Row) T. Morgan, Andy Winslow, J. Faulkenbury, J. Jerome, D. Milligan, J. St. John, Coach Haskel Thru . the hoop varsity CHEERLEADERS J.v. Varsity Scorekeeper: Penny Perez Stats: Maxine Towers Donna Shayne Clock: Mary Ranado J.V. Scorekeeper: Colleen Dimick 53 VARSITY WRESTLING J.V. (Front Row) D. Jackson, B. Towers, T. Norman, C. Chrom- well (Back Row) D. Crandall, J. Woodcock, A. Heller, B. Win- chell 54 Varsity (standing) Terri Krawetz, Manager; Bonnie Walsh, Heidi Allen, Mary Ranado, Pauline Wiley, Kelly Watkins, Anissa Emery, Scorekeeper; Coach Pol- lock. (Seated) Tami Kloss, Dianna Murphy, Audrey Feulner, Lisa Rabida. NORTHERN CONFERERNCE CHAMPS 1983 Record VARSITY: 13-1 Below (1 to r) D. Beckwith, C. Towers, C. Scott, K. Lucia, M. Mosher, C. Dimick, D. Frechette, S. Jenkins, C. Williams, A. 3 Madison, D. Lamos, W. LaPier, L. Carney. J.V.: 12-0 SPECIAL THANKS TO COACH POLLOCK AND COACH FASULO! GIRLS BASKETBALL Corinth 51, Granville 30: The Tomahawks further compounded the Golden Horde's Northern Con- ference record problems with this win. Tracey Robarge and Tami Kloss netted 15 and 12 points respectively as the Hawks raised their league mark to 3-4 and their overall record to 3-6. The 1-6 (1-9) Horde saw Debbie Darius get nine points to lead their offensive. Tammy Mr. Sprague SOFTBALL '83 VARSITY (Front row left-right) Katie C, Tami K., Tammy L, Tabitha E., (Middle row) Dianna M„ Julie S., Penny P„ Mary L., (back row) Erin M., Tammy D„ Audrey F., Lisa R. Penny What a call!! JUNIOR VARSITY (Front row) Karolyn S., Shelly C, Lynette C, Maureen G., Mi- chelle M., Colleen D., Kathy W., Sue M., (Top Row) Lisa B., Colleen T„ Andrea M., Sherry J., Karen L„ Cindy W. 58 VARSITY BASEBALL (Front row left-right) P. Cham- pagne, J. Lucia, D. Dibble, B. Walsh, R. Lucia, (Back Row) Mr. Madison, Mr. Shipski, J. St. John, E. Jensen, C. Jensen, R. Berg, J. Murray, T. Madison, F. Madison Barney JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK '83 Louey Tim (Bottom row) J Torda. M Springer, D. Robarge.T Rivette (Middle Row) D. Brown, L. Lueck, R Richards. K Wil- liams (Back Row) B Dunbar, F Gurney, S. MacDonald, E. Von Seggern, T. Fuelner, T. Montena, Mr. Redfield (Front Row) M. Powell, J. Howenstein, H. Brown, Greta Matt (Back Row) G. Howenstein, S. Burke, C. Gould, S. Sprague, S. Mann 60 No matter what ways our lives shall lead us, each other not only in our minds, separate or together we always seem to keep but in our hearts as well. Crow Jimmy Oh No!!!! Whaddaya Mean?! As I was saying . . Improving Foreign Relations. 64 You're kidding!! The gang's all here! Hey, look at that! ORGANIZATIONS LANGUAGE CLUB Advisors: Mr. Sherman Mr. Young 66 DRAMA CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor: Mr. Bartholomew Advisors: Mr. Redfield Mr. Miller 67 HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND CHORUS HIGH SCHOOL CHORALE TEEN TONES LIBRARY CLUB A.V. CLUB P.M. BOCES CLASS OF 1984 YEARBOOK Photographer: John Torda STAFF Editor: Penny Perez Assistant Editor Si Patrons: Colleen Shaw The 1984 yearbook staff would like to thank Mr. Milligan for all his help and guidance in putting our yearbook together. Without him this would not have been possible!! (Front Row Left-Right) Magi V., Heidi A., Mary R., Sherry B., Tracy R., John T., Bonnie W., (Back Row Left-Right) Valerie P., Kathy R., Stacy C, Holly C, Kim M., Penny P., Laurie B., Colleen S. SR. HONOR SOCIETY |R. HONOR SOCIETY SCHOOL PERSONNEL OF T. Perry, D. Crandall, D. Kuebler, M. Williams, B. Fuller, J. Vrablic. BOARD EDUCATION Administration Supervising Principal Mr. Could High School Principal Mr. Hall Administrative Assistant Mr. Gemmill Elementary Principal Mr. Sprague ENGLISH Mr. FitzSimons Mrs. Havern Mr. Stein Mrs. Wilkinson Mr. Moynihan Miss Tersigni SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Nolan Mr. Murphy Mr. Bruno Mr. Miller Mr. Redfield FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs.-Ginsburg Mr. Bartholomew Mr CJark Mr. Sweet Mr MacDougall Mr Fasulo SCIENCE Mr. Powell 75 Mr Best Mrs Bredenko Mr. Allen Mr Dejoseph LIBRARIANS Mrs. Brown Miss Ruth AUDIO-VISUAL Mrs. Marcotte Mrs. Duell PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. England Mrs. Pollack Mr. Young Mr. Sherman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Klug Mr. Grippe ART Mrs. Duval Mr. Oudekerk MUSIC Mr. Comings Mr. Kling 76 M rs. Flynn Mr. Briggs Mrs. LaFave HOME ECONOMICS Mrs Welch Mrs. Sesselman | ; BUSINESS Mr Milligan Mr Baldwin LEARNING CENTER Mr. Foy Mr. Ahern REMEDIAL READING Ms. Jones RESOURCE TEACHER Mrs. Sterling SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Smith ELEMENTARY READING Mrs. Schiavo Mrs. Kyea REMEDIAL WRITING Mr. Kevorkian GUIDANCE Mr. Matino Mr. Duval Mrs. Hopkins 77 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 Mrs. Watts f J Mr. Healy THIRD GRADE Mrs. Howenstein Mrs. Melville FOURTH CRADE Mrs. Bourdeau Mrs. Dejoseph Mrs. Neville 78 Mrs. Rivette FIFTH GRADE Mr. Flansburg Mrs. Irving Mrs. Knickerbocker SIXTH GRADE Mrs Palmatier Mr. Ward Mr. Watts Mrs. Winslow NURSES Mrs. Normile Mrs. Miller SECRETARIES Mrs. Carney Mrs. Blackmer Mrs. Fasulo Mrs. Thomas CUSTODIANS 79 APPRECIATION We, the Class of 1984, wish to formally extend our sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to a man who has guided us throughout our years here at Corinth Central. Mr. Robert Duval has influenced each and every one of us in various ways. Perhaps he was not our guidance counselor, so to speak, but nonetheless he was always there to answer a question, lend support, or offer much needed advice. Much more than a guidance counselor, Mr. Duval has been a true friend and a person the Class of 1984 has turned to time after time when in need. Thus, in future years when the Class of 1984 looks back on its years in Corinth Central we will very fondly remember Mr. Robert Duval as a steadying influence and a friend who has been there without fail. Mr. Duval, the Class of 1984 wishes you the very best in retirement!! DEDICATION The class of 1984 dedicates our yearbook to our advisor, teacher, and special friend Miss Karen Jones. This, we do, as only a small token of our admiration, respect, and gratitude for a person who has given us so much, yet asked so little in return. Indeed, she has aided us in the trials and tribulations of growing up, and shared many memorable times filled with laughter and tears. However, we feel we can honestly say so many good times were the direct result of her efforts and deep understanding of us as people first, and students second. We sincerely thank her for her persistence and caring, but most of all for her faith. She, alone, believed in us and our dreams when others did not. Consequently, it is a great, great HONOR for the Class of 1984 to dedicate this yearbook as a thank-you and a tribute to one who has given us so much . . . our dreams! Miss Jones — we shall miss you! 81 IN MEMORY OF JIGGER WATKINS We, the Class of 1984, would like to pay our respects to Jigger Watkins who left us in the fall of '83. He served as our faithful class mascot during our high school years and we shall always hold Jigger's memory close to our heart! THE SPANISH AND FRENCH WAR The Language Club sponsors many activities. One of these activities is the annual Spanish and French War. The Spanish have dominated this war for the past five years. Last year the language classes put on a program for the seventh and eighth graders. To the right is Par- is, seen through the eyes of Dick, Heidi, and Yvette. A Spanish wedding! The wedding party PATRONS 1984 FIVE YEARS OR MORE Waring Pharmacy Corinth Wines and Liquor, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murdoch Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Welch Richard J. Bartholomew Charlie Quinto's Barbershop Mosher Hardware, Inc. Airland Motorparts Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Watts Mr. and Mrs. George Spieldenner Petrie's Value Village Harry O's Pizza and Sub Shop Cote Agency, Inc. Stewart's Bread and Butter Shop Jack Robinson Associates Inc. The Pennysaver • Bud's Village Diner Hudson River Federal Credit Union Pearl's Dept. Stores Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell Bruce D. Healy Warren and Betty Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moynihan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bredenko Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Grippe Mr. Daniel Ahern Russell J. MacDougall Jim the Florist Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Matino Richard Stein Mr. Best Miss Florence Naudain Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nolan Doug and Joan Smead Dr. Bo Soifer, Family and Staff Mr. and Mrs. John Sprague Dr. Josh, Jackie and Girls Kingsley's Food Market Arthur White and Son, Inc. Corinth Aquarium Petro House of Fashion Gun Shop . Don's Barbershop Roberta's Gift Shop Robert's Jewelry Store The Inn Mr. Mrs. Gerald Milligan FOUR YEARS Corinth Newsroom Jack's Place Marilyn McDonough Mrs. C. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gemmill Miriam S. Rivette THREE YEARS Karen Jones Mr. Foy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Winslow Rod O. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Irving Densmore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Melviiie Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell TWO YEARS Town and Country Liquors Mr. and Mrs. D. Fasulo Bruce Oudekerk Michael E. Nolan Mr. Mrs. David Hall FIRST YEAR Coppersmith Restaurant Douglas Redfield Chuck and Eunice Barrass Paul, Mary, Mike and Scott Brown Casper and June Tubbs Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Flynn Sandra Sesselman Mrs. Candace Bull Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bruno Mr. and Mrs. John Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dejoseph In memory of Martin Bartlett Bernice Smith Dr. Dane Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald Busy Bee Consignment Shop George's Country Store Gift's by Edie Ken's Mobil The Pennyworth Company Inc. Belvedere Restaurant Patty's Florist Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corapi Penny's Beauty Shop Ray Phillips Photo Country Barber Shop Plum Puddin Star Hotel Karen's Beauty Salon Clothier's Reupholstering SPECIAL PATRONS 1984 PARENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1984 Dobber and Robbie Atwell Mr. and Mrs. David A. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duval Mr. and Mrs. John Carney Mr. and Mrs. Horace Miner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LeClair Mr. and Mrs. Steven Denton Mr. and Mrs. Earl Towers Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Milligan Mr. and Mrs. George Mosca Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shayne Mr. and Mrs. James Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weaver Mr. and Mrs. D. Bradley Sitts Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Tooker Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reed Sr. Mr. Mrs. Fran and Kathy Spotswood Mr. Mrs. Ralph and Lorraine Bourdeau Ms. Lois J. Champagne Evelyn Corwell Mr. and Mrs. Edward VonSeggern Hair Doo Part II Althea Rivette Mr. and Mrs. Laurent Benway Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reynolds Mrs. Christine Shipski Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen Mr. Mrs. Thomas Gould Mr. Mrs. Tom Smith VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO Cam Art Studios International Paper Co. CLUBS Jr. Corinth Emergency Squad Corinth Emergency Squad, Inc. The Kiwanis Corinth Emergency Squad Aux. EXCHANGE STUDENTS From Spain To Corinth - Alberto Perez From Spain To Corinth - Cris- tina Machin The class of 1984 would like to wish all our exchange students the very best of luck for the future. We hope they are enjoying their stay in the United States. 86 RETIREES Mr. Sutton Mrs. Webber Mr. Mrs. Duval Mr. Stein To all retirees, the class of 1984 would like to say thank-you for your many years of service. We will never forget you! CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. DeLong Mrs. Lapier SIGNATURES