Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

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DEDICATION We, the class of 1985, would like to take this moment to remember a very special friend, Andrea Mosher, and reflect upon the memories of years past. In the winter of our sixth grade, Andy was seriously injured in an accident. Although hospitalized for a long period of time, she proved to be the fighter we knew and made tremendous progress through years of long and difficult therapy. Since we were all too young to comprehend the seriousness of this tragedy, we just went on living. Meanwhile, Andy struggled alone to regain the power to do the most ordinary tasks. Although now unable to play an active role on school teams, she rooted us on from the sidelines to our many victories. We soon got a chance to repay her support by praising her ribbon- winning victories in her participation in the Special Olympics during the past few years. Now, as the seconds left in our high school years tick away, we remember the girl that was friend to all and never wore anything less than a smile. She will always remain dear to us in our hearts. We re proud of her achievements and wish her all the good luck in the future. We love you, Andrea! God Bless!

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APPRECIATION The senior class of 1985 has had many difficult periods throughout the past four years, but fortunately we have always seemed to overcome them and succeed in realizing our goals. Much of our success stems from the dedicated people that characterize our class, but we cannot possibly take all the credit. There are our advisors and many other supportive members of the faculty who have given of their time and ideas. Among them there is one man who stands apart from the rest. His name is Mr. David E. Hall, and he presides over nearly four hundred young adults as Corinth Central's high school principal. He is dedicated to furthering our educational possibilities and preparing us for the challenges we may face in years to come. He has devised and instituted programs in our school system which have increased not only productivity and ambition but also much needed pride in ourselves and in our school. tfhe class of 1985 is a restless class. We are continuously striving for superiority and recogni- tion, and in order to attain these things we have often been insistent in our demands to spread ’our wings and to be heard. Through it all Mr. Hall has been a patient and willing listener. He .has been forthright with his constructive criticism, but he has never dismissed one of our ideas as absurd or impossible. Without his aid and understanding our class may not have been able to produce our talent show and prom the way WE wanted to them to be. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Hall for trying to accommodate our many whims, but most of all for encouraging us to stand up for our beliefs.

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Ms. Jones and Ms. Ficchi, At the close of our senior year, we discovered that we owe you a great debt of gratitude. Few realize the difficulties and obstacles class advisors must overcome in order to please a large number of people. Continually, you put yourselves on the line so that we could obtain our goals. Without your time and devotion some of the most important events in our high school careers would never have occurred. The prom and Talent Show would have remained hopeless dreams. You have always been there for us, either as advisors and friends on a group level or as close caring friends and confidants individ- ually. When no one understood, you did; when we felt aban- doned, you were there to rescue us; and when we were discour- aged, you were always there to encourage us to go on. We want you to know that your efforts were appreciated. You have touched our lives in many ways. Although our years together have been brief and fleeting, the two of you taught us many things, respect, devotion, cooperation, and, most of all, caring. Your lessons will remain with us for the rest of our lives. The Class of 1985 will leave Corinth Central with bittersweet feelings. We look forward to the future with the confidence you instilled in us, and backward to the friends and loving people from whom we will be separated. You will occupy a bright place in our hearts as we fondly remember our high school years. With fondest memories and wishes, The Class of 1985 Ms. Jones Ms. Ficchi