Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

DEDICATION Mr. Mrs. John Carney have always support- ed our class. You have helped us with the junior talent show, decorating for the prom, our home- coming, and many more of our extra-curricular projects. You have contributed time, patience, guidance, energy, and caring for our class. We, the Class of 1986, would like to take this opportunity to thank you by dedicating our year- book to you. We may not have always shown our gratitude but you can be certain that we are eter- nally grateful to you. At times, we were very difficult to work with; yet the two of you cared enough to give us an- other chance. We were able to count on you to help us with each event. You taught us the mean- ing of the word dedication. In all you have shown us love. John and Louise Carney, we will always remember your kindness and selflessness. Thank you for everything. All our love. The Class of 1986 2 IN MEMORY OF Julie Robarge was an ambitious, fun loving person. She was a good student and had many friends. She made the people around her happy, and it was a tragedy that her life ended so soon. Julie, we only wish you could join us on graduation day. You will always be in our thoughts and in our hearts . . i 3 4 FACULTY First grade Mrs. Comings Miss Francato Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Schyberg Second grade Mrs Burleigh Mrs Mealus Mrs Milligan Mrs. Watts Third grade Mrs. Farr Mrs. Grippe Mrs Howenstein Mrs Melville Fourth grade Mrs. Bourdeau Mrs. Dejoseph Mrs. Rivette Mr. Ward Fifth grade Mr. Ahern Mrs. Irving Mrs. Knickerbocker Mr Rentz Sixth grade Mrs. Powell Mrs. Verro Mr. Watts Mrs Winslow 6 Kindergarten Mrs Baldwin Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Sweet Mrs. Ziegler Remedial Classes Elementary Mr. Flansburg Mrs. Howard Miss Kyea High School Mrs. Hoeltzel Miss Jones Skills Classes Mrs. Schupp-Star Mrs. Smith Learning Center Mr. Dunlavey Resource Room Mrs. Limeri Mrs. Sterling Library Elementary Mrs. O'Brien High School Mrs. Dingman Art Mrs. Ahern Mrs. Bange-Hall Mr Oudekerk Music Mr. Briggs Mr. Comings Mrs. Flynn Mr. Kling Mrs LaFave 7 Mr Best Mr Ulrich Mr. Nolan Psychologist Mr. White Teacher Aides Mrs Bredenko Mr Redfield Dr Murdoch Mi Burke Mr Dejoseph Social Studies Audio Visual Mrs. La more Mr. Powell Mr. Bruno Health Nurses Mrs. Duell Mis Robarge Mr. Miller Miss Ficchi Mrs. Miller Mrs Marcotte Mrs Walch Mr. Murphy Mrs. Normile Mrs. Matino Speech Therapist Mrs. Bull Guidance Mr Matino 2222 Physical Education r. England rs. Pollock r. Sherman r. Young Business Mr Baldwin Mr. Milligan Foreign Language Mr Bartholomew Mrs. Cinsburg Home Economics Mrs Black Mrs. Welch Industrial Arts Mr. Grippe Mr. Klug English Mr. FitzSimons Mrs. Havern Mr Hoek Mr. Moynihan Miss Robear Miss Shevlin Math Mr. Clark Mr. Fasulo Mr. MacDougall Mr. Sterling Mr. Sweet Science Mr. Allen 8 SECRETARIES Mrs. Blackmer Mrs Brownell Mrs. Carney ADMINISTRATION Mr. Thomas Gould Mr. David Hall Superintendent High School Principal Mr. Warren Gemmill Mr. John Sprague Administrative Assistant Elementary Principal CUSTODIANS (top) Mr. Burke; Mr. Whitaker. Mr. Allen; Mr. LaBrake; (Sitting) Mr. Underwood; Mr. Woods; Mr. Seaman; Mr. Denno 12 RETIREES In June of this year Mr. and Mrs. George Comings will both be retiring from our school. Mr. Comings has been teaching at Corinth for 29 years in the music department. Mrs. Comings has been teaching at Corinth for 21 years in the elementary school. We would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Comings for these many years of service. We would also like to wish them a happy and healthy retirement. 13 SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS If you don't have a goal there is nothing to shoot for. Co-President Kevin Beckwith Becky The difficulties in life ire the choices. Our yesterdays may be over, but our tomorrows are just beginning. Co-President Lynette Carney Treasurer Shari L. Jenkins Shar People often say that this or that person has not yet found himself. But the self is not some- thing that one finds. It is something one cre- ates. — Thomas Szasz For many are called, but few are chosen. 16 Secretary Margaret Testa Maggie Adopted Officer Maureen A. Granger Mo Lovin' every minute of it. — Loverboy Michael S. Beaupre LiL Harold Stacey Blackbird No dream is foolish, but that which is set aside because it is thought to be impossi- ble. Tammie Boles Tam Tania Bordeaux 'T Lisa Bourdeau Gandhi-Snort! 17 We have forty million reasons for failure, but not a single excuse. Robert Brown Bob The man that learns all the answers is the man who has lost the chance to learn something Neil Butler Matthew Chandler There is one art of which man should be master-the domination of women. A soft answer turns away wrath; but griev- ous words stir up an- Matthew Clothier ''Matti Jacqueline Allison Collura Jackie 18 Tricia Cowles Trish The fun is over, I guess it's time to get to work. Shelly Cromwell Shell The forces that affect our lives, the influences that mold and shape us, are often like whispers in a distinct room, teas- ingly indistinct, appre- hended only with diffi- culty ' — Charles Dick- ens Darcey A. Cuva Cuva I knew if I hung around here long enough, something like this was bound to hap- The greatest pleasure in life is doing things people tell you not to. Clara Dennison Cookie Kevin George Edwards Animal 19 Kim Eggleston Kermit ''Live with kindness, live with caring, live with faith, and generous sharing, live with truth, for when you do, all good things, return to you. Love talked about can be easily turned aside, but love demonstrated is irresistable. (Brian) Penny Feulner Penn D'Arcy Lynn Frechette Dare While others partied, I practiced. Now it's my turn to play. — Guitar 1985 I would sooner fail than not be among the greatest. Gregory A. Gamache Emo Christopher Gould The Nose Kevin Hayes We have so much time to make up, everywhere we turn. Time we have wasted on the way ' — Crosby, Stills Nash James Howenstein Howie Derrick Irish Irish As you are ... I once was ... As I am ... You'll never be . . Kelly Jenkins Kelly Sue Laura L. Jenkins Laurs It ain't over till it's over. — Yogi Berra Michael Kingsley 'Kingman'' Being every kid's idol is rough, but someone has to be. The pain of leaving those you grow to love is only the prelude to an understanding of your- self and others. David Krywy Ivan Doreen Lamos Boris Live every moment- love every day, 'cuz be- fore you know it, your precious time slips away. Make new friends, but keep the old; one is sil- ver the other gold. Bryan Lang Gumby Wendy LaPier When “There are subject forms about us, it takes a special person to de- velop them into a work of art. Karen Lucia Karen Joi Lyford R. B.; Root Beer What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. Andrea Madison Sis Tracey McCabe Caba Mark McKeon Mark Good-bye yesterday. Now it's over and done. Still 1 hope somewhere deep in your heart, yes- terday will live on. — Foreigner Mary Ellen Melville Melly If you love someone set them free. If they come back you know they were yours, but if they don't you know they weren't. Where words fail, mu sic speaks. Susan D. Mosher Sue Michelle Niles Meech 24 Patricia Perry Pearhead” I look to the sea. Re- flections in the waves strike my memory. Some happy. Some sad. 1 think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. — Sailing Away Where were the spi- ders, when the flies tried to free their bones. — David Bowie People say all I do is hunt, but in the spring I fish. Kevin S. Petteys Big Buck Rodney Petteys Rod Wayne Rayder Here with my beer I sit, while golden moments flit. Alas! They pass; un- heeded by, and as they fly, I being dry, sit . . . idly sipping here my beer. John Robarge Butter Love will find the way. — Lionel Richie Renee Robarge Nays So many faces in and out of my life. Some will last, some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and good-byes. I'm afraid it's time for good-bye again. — Billy Joel If people were less afraid to love, perhaps there would be less ha- tred in the world. Karolyn Scott Girlie Kathryn Scott Scotty Raymond Shattuck When you lose some- thing, then you know how much you miss it. Siv Sjoblom Dawn Timpson Buffles Colleen Towers Col Great things come in small packages. Once you become real you can not become un- real again. — Velveteen Rabbit 27 You are what you are, and no one can change that. Narelle Louise Trottman Love is like a butterfly, it goes where it pleases and pleases where it goes. Mickel Varnum Kimberly Walsh Kimmie If you love me as I love you, what knife can cut our love in two? (Ken) — Rudyard Kipling The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleas- ant smile. 28 Kathi Walts Kathi Cindy Wells Wellsy I think I'm undecided, but I'm not sure ' Lisa Wells Crash” I am not afraid of to- morrow for I have seen yesterday and I love to- day. A person is his or her own individual who does his or her own thing. Wendy Whitaker Whit” Aimee Willett Airhead” % Happiness is like kiss; in order to get good out of it you h to give it to someb else. Kelly Williams Andrew Winslow Andy” 29 Change a hawk to a lit- tle white dove is more than a feeling, that's the power of love. — Huey Lewis Time may change me but 1 can't trace time. — David Bowie Mike Wood Paul York Disco Yorkie 10 YEAR PREDICTIONS Michael Beaupre - is now in charge of the A. V. Department at CCHS. Kevin Beckwith - is still defending Corinth's football team. Laurent Benway - now owns Wheaton's gas station. Stacey Blackbird - is a famous painter. James Boardway - has taken over Queensbury Motors. Tammie Boles - is still analyzing Valarie who is still analyzing her. Tania Bordeaux - is now head nurse at Adirondack Regional Hospital. Lisa Bourdeau - is now living in Australia with the Beast and offers psychotherapy to confused kangaroos. Robert Brown - has his own shoe factory and specializes in E. T. sneakers. Neil Butler - is now head teller at the Credit Union. Lynette Carney - has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Matthew Chandler - has taken over his father's business. Matthew Clothier - is still trying to convince Barb that he hasn't done anything wrong. Jacqueline Collura - is married to Mike and is the photographer for Cosmopolitan Magazine. Tricia Cowles - is now a famous cartoonist, but refuses to cfraw anything but men. Shelly Cromwell - has followed Maureen to France and is searching for the perfect frenchman.'' Darcey Cuva - is happily married to Greg and pursuing a career as a policewoman. Clara Dennison - now teaches warehousing at dOCES. Kevin Edwards - is in his second Olympics competing for the gold in boxing. Kimberly Eggleston - is now a worla renown pianist. Penny Feulner - now teaches physical education at Harvard. D'Arcy Frechette - got in the truck and hasn't been seen since. Gregory Gamache - is married to Darcey and has his own T-shirt printing shop. Christopher Gould - currently owns a mirror factory and is frequently seen jogging with his many dogs. Maureen Granger - has moved to France and is pursuing a career as a marine biologist. Kevin Hayes - still has buck fever. James Howenstein - is now the world's greatest debater. Derrick Irish - has joined the Air Force and is now flying legally. Kelly Jenkins - now appears daily on television as the host of Romper Room. Laura Jenkins - now owns her own warehouse and is still looking tor Prince Charming. Shari Jenkins - is still trying to understand all those squiggles in shorthand. Michael Kingsley - is now editor of Field Stream Magazine. David Krywy - is now a cartonnist for the Post-Star Doreen Lamos - has her M. D. and is practicing at the top of her field at Albany Med. Wendy LaPier - is still waiting to move into her new house. Bryan Lang - is still running away from Mr. Milligan. Karen Lucia - is redesigning the White House. Joi Lyford - has conquered her shyness and is now the Vice-President of the United States. Andrea Madison - has become a famous lawyer and coaches UCLA field hockey on the side. Tracey McCabe - is head nurse at General Hospital. Mark McKeon - is still unaware that there ever was a drinking age. Mary Ellen Melville - now owns her own chain of Barbizon schools. Holly Millis - is now a famous surgeon. George Mosca - now conducts the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Susan Mosher - is now married to Andy and works at the U. N. building as a translator. Michelle Niles - is now competing in her second Olympics and is a world famous gymnast. Patricia Perry - is now a famous fashion designer Kevin Petteys - has replaced Mr. Best as Corinth's Conservation teacher. Rodney Petteys - is tester for Paul's Piel's Company. Matthew Powell - has just completed his English exam and is just leaving the gym. Karrie Randall - could not attend her 10th year class reunion because she had to work at McDonalds that night. Wayne Rayder - can still be seen every morning at 5 o'clock fishing at the ice pond. John Robarge - still uses Oak Street for the Grand Prix. Renee Robarge - is now a famous fashion designer in Paris. Karolyn Scott - now has the leading role in Miami Vice, opposite Don Johnson. Kathryn Scott - has landed a big jot) in Chicago and comes home each weekend to see Bryan in Warrensburg. Raymond Shattuck - is frequently seen walking his seven dobermans downtown. Siv Sjb blom - is now conducting tours of the U. N. building. Jamie St. John - has married Heidi and lives in the pub with her brother Mike. Margaret Testa - now plays first flute for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Dawn Timpson - now owns the Grand Union in Corinth. Colleen Towers - is still a conformist. Narelle Trottman - has returned to settle down with Mark. Gerald Vanderwarker - is now teaching English at Corinth Central High School and working at Dairy Queen on the side. Mickel Varnum - has the starring role in tne new movie Rambo V. Kimberly Walsh - has returned to Corinth to teach Home Economics. Kathi Watts - is married to Ken, and they have opened their own Punk Boutique on Broadway. Cindy Wells - now owns the pub and can legally forbid Shane to go there. Lisa Wells - is now an accountant at a blood Dank in Transylvania. Wendy Whitaker - is now married to Ron. Aimee Willett - has replaced Mr Baldwin as the new typing teacher. Kelly Williams - is married to Mike and now knows the meaning of ' eight is enough ! Andrew Winslow - has set the worlds' record for the most broken bones. Michael Wood - is still portraying John Travolta at our school dances. Paul York - is the head of Piels Draft Style Brewing Company. 31 A Night To Remember! Talent Show March 7 8, '85 String of The Language Club Inductions The Language Club inductions this year were held in September. The Spanish exchange students were also involved in the annual event. W35 We played the orange game. 34 Spanish Heritage Exchange Students A Class Of Characters Most musical: Margaret and George Most likely to succeed: Lynette and Kevin All around classmate: Jackie and Jim Best dressed: Mary Ellen and Matt Most studious: Kathy and Mike Most athletic: Andrea and Matt Apple shiners: Colleen and Chris 37 And We Have Groups ! DO WE HAVE PEP? YES! WE DO! Home Coming Weekend 1985 WE LOVE A PARADE ! This year was the first Home Coming weekend for Corinth. To kick off the weekend, there was a pep rally on Thursday. Friday, the Corinth football team played Fort Edward. Satur- day, there was a parade that started at 10:30 AM . 1 hen every- one moved on to the football field for the battle ot the classes. Home Coming activities came to an end with a dance in the gymnasium that evening. 43 You're The Inspiration Who should we choose? King and Queen - Matt and Jackie Court - Ladies: Maureen Granger, Wendy LaPier, Lynette Carney, Kathy Scott, D'Arcy Frechette, Margaret Testa, Gentlemen: Paul York, Greg Gamache, Kevin Beckwith, Matt Clothier, George Mosca, and Kevin Edwards. Last year's King and Queen: Mark Brockhuizen and Dianna Murphy Our Prom Weekend .. . May 18, 1985 You know our love was meant to be The kind of love that lasts forever And 1 need you here with me From tonight until the end of time You should know, everywhere I go You're always on my mind, in my heart In my soul You're the meaning in my life You're the inspriation You bring feeling to my life You're the inspiration Wanna have you near me 1 wanna have you near me sayin' No one needs you more than I need you 1 know yes I know that it's plain to see We're so in love when we're together And I know that I need you here with From tonight until the end of time You should know, everywhere I go Always on my mind in my heart in my soul 46 The prom weekend brought our class closer together. Friday, we were released from school early to decorate our auditorium for the prom review. Saturday, we were up early and on our way to the Canfield Casino to spruce it up for our prom. We hung balloons, streamers, and set up tables. That evening, the anticipation grew as the prom review began at six o'clock. The evening proceeded beauti- fully as we moved on to the Canfield for the time of our lives. The prom was a huge success. We would like to take this opportu- nity to thank all the people who were involved in the decorating and setting up. Without them, we would not have had such a very special prom night. Now We're Casual! THE JUNIORS (sitting 1. to r.) C. Dimick, K. Eggleston, J. Christopher, D. Beckwith, K. Duell, H. Clothier, D. Atwood, T. Collard. (standing 1. to r.) D. Crandall, C. Collura, P. Harran, M. Granger, C. Bogle, K. Harte. (Bottom) T. Norman; B. Hulka;T. Morgan; C. Mann; M. Mosher; K.. Monica; A. Nichols; D. Lescault, D. Lescault; J. Rhodes: (Top) E. Miller; T. Mallory; M. Mannings; A. Monica; W. Normile; A. Montena; J. Neri; S. Monroe (sitting 1. to r.) E. Weaver, R. Wood, D. Vincent, B. Stewart, J. VanHorne, C. Hulka, S. Ward, C. Williams, (standing 1. to r.) M. Williams, M. Young, C. Wood, J. Woodcock, K. Robarge, J. Till, 51 C. VanHorne, T. Sifts, A. Robinson. The Sophomores (Bottom) G. Barton; C. Bunzey; K. Barrett; B. Eggleston; A. Emery; E. Baker; E. Easterbrooks; S. Capinaro; K. Deloria; (Top) M. Shaw; R. Clothier; M. Brown; T. Fowler, C. Bradshaw; J. Bovee; C. Colson (sitting 1. to r.) D. Fuller, M. Green, M. Jackson, M. Kingsley, V. Jackson, K. Green, D. Krywy, B. Gunning, K. Kopp, S. Harrington, S. Locke (standing 1. to r.) H. Locke, B. Jiguere, G. Jenkins, M. MacDonald, S. LeClair, J. Gurtler, G. James, C. Marcellus. (Bottom) C. Shippe; K. Testa; S. Williams; M. Woods; T. Willett; B. Tooker; B. Tooker; F. Wood; E. Underwood; S. Ulrich; (Top) D. Woodard; C. Williams; R. Thompson; J. Spotswood; M. Riley; T. Winslow; J. VanHorne; C. Till (Bottom) T. Persons; E. Powell; S. Monica; D. Marcotte; S. Shattack; J. Robarge; C. Millington; P. Mosher; M. Montello; J. Rivette; (Middle) B. Rowland; M. Phillips; D. Measack; T. Mosher; T. Sencel; E. Randall; C. Ranado; M. Ralph; N. Saunders; J. Mulligan: (Top) M. Pixley; J. Robarge; A. Scoville; T. Queen THE FRESHMEN (Bottom) M. Bradshaw; J. Derrick; D. Dake; J. Bovee; A. Bonavita; G. Baker; M. Bourdeau; L. Cummings; M. Bourdeau; B. Chandler; J. Bovee; K. Allen; (standing) D. Deloria; C. Denno; J. Bolio; A. Clark; E. Coker; R. Bowers; B. Brennon; K. Aldous; J. Allen; M. Beaupre; J. Bovee (Bottom) C. Madison; M. Lescault; A. Lescault; M. Lescault; J. Mjaatvedt; D. Mosher; W. Naranjo; D. Madison; E. Miller; T. Melville: (Top) A. Montello; R. Marcotte, B. Lowenthal; K. Murphy; W. Lucia; L. Lucia; L. Murphy; T. Lucia; C. Matoon; I. Mosher (sitting 1. to r.) C. Kirchoff, C. Jenkins, H. Frechette, M, Kuebler, H. Frechette, D. Fortner, K. Jerome, S. Keyworth, M. Ladd, N. Fuller, K. Eggleston, D. Duffney. (standing 1. to r.) J. Jones, C. Gifford, R. Duell, B. Heller, T. Flewelling, B. Holland, J. Harvey, M. Gill, M. Farr, D. Guilder, T. Jackson, D. Hayes. (Bottom) K. Price; D. Rowland; M. Towers; S. Robarge; D. Wood; M. Scoville; J. Shantz; S. Smith; R. Ward; C. VonSeggeran; S. Rice; M. Towers; K. Towers; (Top) K. Sarkany; M. Spero; M. Rice; L. Shattack; T. Slimmer; C. Williams; L. White; C. White; D. Neri; C. Winslow; M. Woodcock; S. Woodcock; J. Thew; J. Waldrin; T. Wendell THE EIGHTH GRADE (sitting 1. to r.) J. Camp, J. Brown, A. Burnham, A. Denton, K. Benware, K. Beckwith, K. Dejoseph, G. Dennison, B. Crannell, B. Bourdeau, B. Baldwin, R. Barber (standing 1. to r.) D. Colson, R. Brake, D. Colson, J. Brownell, A. Brady, R. Beaupre, K. Clement, L. Cummings, A. Cuva, W. Cowles, A. Crisler, M. DeBates, E. Bishop. (Bottom) E. Pilleskey; J. Wilson; S. Smith; T. Smith; N. Stangle; S. Steele; R. Robarge; J. Stanley; W. Wood; M. Wright (Top) B. Randall; E. Thompson; M. White; B. Solomon; L. Walker; L. Soifer; J. Powell; T. Towers; M. Walsh; R. Weber, L. Wilson, C. Towers (Bottom) B. Lemelin; M. LaCourse; M. Lavoral; M. Mahay; N. Kloss; C. O'Malley; H. Petteys; L. McGuire; I. Hayes; T. Milligan; A. Mosher; B. Ives; T. Mosher: (Top) M. Lescault; M. Lawson; B. O'Donnell; L. Ovitt; T. Perry; M. Maningas; E. Ovitt; K. Lent; M. Millington; K.. O'Donnell; E. Miller; P. Mandigo (Bottom) J. Frasier; C. Falkenbury; D. Farr; T. Harppinger; L. Duffney; A. Farmer; J. Ellis; J. Hart; L. Emery; P. Dougherty; K. Green; J. Harvey: (Top) D. Gurney; B. Edwards; S. Fuller; J. Emery; G. Ellis; M. Fitzgerald; B. Eggleston; R. Green; J. Harrington; J. Elwell The Seventh Grade (sitting 1. to r.) O. Bovee, S. Bacon, C. Atwood, J. Allen, A. Bannon, S. Bala, K. Brennan, N. DeBates, B. Bovee, A. Colson, C. Craft, P. Allen (standing 1. to r.) E. Cowles, J. Bovee, J. Blackbird, B. Barrass, E. Coker, D. Barrett, E. Berg, T. Clothier, K. Clement, M. Bilodeau, M. Benway, M. Bovee. (Bottom) S. Dubee; L. Facteau; M. Kathan; M. Duell; A. Guilder; J. Emery; J. Gunning; G. Emery; M. Emery; J. Bourdeau; C. Dumas; S. Howard; D. Holland; (Top) L. DeLisle; V. Finch; J. Dingman; S. Hopkins; C. Flanders; C. Holmes; J. Haven; H. Dougan; J. Hillis (sitting 1. to r.) L. Kinns, J. McGuire, R. Lavorel, K. Nowhitney, J. Persons, R. Murray, R. Pixley, K. Palmatier, D. Patnode, C. Peacock, G. Kopp, S. Mosher (standing 1. to r.) M. Moses, M. Putnam, B. Lescault, G. Peck, A. Milligan, S. Morey, A. Lescault, Y. Lescault, S. LaBrake, J. Matoon, T. Maningas, T. Moon.______________________________________________________________________________ (kneeling 1. to r.) E. Robarge, C. Thew, J. Wood, F. Willett (sitting 1. to r.) J. Robbins, M. Rice, R. Rocker, A. Sawyer, B. Rose, B. Smith, R. Pixley, S. Scoville, E. Underwood, K.. Williams, K. Rowland, J. Schantz (standing 1. to r.) H. Towers, G. Thew, J. Shayne, K. Sarkany, E. Wester, K. Vanderwarker, D. Smith, C. Sherman, R. Stiles, C. Ranado, L. Willett, D. Sirchia, J. Slimmer. SPORTS Ill Spring 85 Sports Varsity Softball (L to R) (Top) K. Fransin; A. Fulner; Coach Beckwith; (Middle) J. Rivette; N. Ceilest; B. Cowles; J. Sitts; T. Kloss; T. Everetts; T. Lucia; M. Granger; S. Cromwell; (Bottom) T. Cowles; D. Beckwith, A. Madison; K. Clemment; L. Carney; S. Jenkins Modified Softball (L to R) top row B. Brennan, S. Smith, R. Green, L. White, J. Brown; (Middle) J. Allen. C. Jenkins, M Bourdeau, C. Winslow, H. Frechette, H. Petteys. H Frechette, N. Kloss, (Bottom) A. Lescault, J. Hart. - (L to Rt(1st) K. Petteys; M Kingsley; M Talf; (2nd) J. Torta; F. Gurney,R Petteys; T Fowler; P. York; (3rd)Coach Redfield; T. Montena; J Murray; S. MacDonald; C. Jenson; G. Hoffis; R Baker; Coach Hoek; (4th) A. Willet; K. Testa; M. MacDonald; S. Williams. Field And Track Tennis Coach Powell Coach Fasulo 61 Fall Sports Golf Team (sitting 1. to r.) T. Flewelling, J. Gurtler, M Towers.(top 1. to r.) D. Reynolds. G. James, B Farr. E. Weaver. S. Robarge. Coach MacDougall Field Hockey (on ground 1. to r.) D. Beckwith, S. Cromwell, D. Lamos, K. Scott, M. Granger. (2nd row, I. to r.) Coach Young, S. LeClair. A Madison, S. Jenkins. T. Cowles. J. Jones. Coach Sherman. (3rd row. 1. to r.) A Robinson. L. Carney, S. Ward, T. Watkins, C. Williams, N. Towers, D. Frechette. W. Whitaker. D. Cuva. 62 Junior Varsity Varsity (Top row 1. to r.) M. Kingsley, M. Powell, B. Towers, J. Howenstein, C. Gould, E. Powell, Coacn Bruno, (2nd row, 1. to r.) B. Lowenthal, M. Jackson, S. Shattuck, S. Marcotte, A. Bonavita, (3rd row, 1. to r.) A. McKeon, A. Willet, K. Robarge, K. Testa, K. Allen, J. Powell. (Top row, 1. to r.) B. Barass, K. Dejoseph, T. Moon, J. Brownell, E. Robarge, J. Shayne, E. Wester, (2nd row, 1. to r.) A. Lowenthal, M. Deuel, M. Rice, E. Miller, B. Bovee, S. Mosher, Coach Hoek, (3rd row, 1. to r.) K. Clement, A. Burnham, N. DeBates, J. Emery. J.V. Field Hockey (sitting) B. Gunning, C. Ranado, S. Williams, M. Lescault, A. Emery, S. Tuttle, (top) T. Willett, M. Phillips, H. Frechette, A. Lescault, H. Frechette, L. Jenkins, E. Miller, D. Madison. 63 (L to R)(1st) D. Colson; B. Earls; Z. Brown; C. Bradshaw; T. Fowler; J. Neri; R. White; K. Edwards; (2nd) J Woodcoch; B Stewart; J. Mjaatvedt; D. Crandall; T. Licyer; G. Bovee; J. Derrick; K. Beckwith; B. Lucia; (3rd) Coach England; T. Steward; J. Mulligan; D. Kelley; T. Morgan; G. Jenkins; K. Williams; R. Lescult; Coach O'Donald. (L to R) (Top) C. Towers; A. Nichols; S. Monroe (Middle) Coach Pollock; S. Sholbom; A Madison; S. Jenkins; L. Carney, (Bottom) D. Beckwith; D Lamos; K Scott; M. Mosher; D. Lescult. 66 Senior Band (1 to r) (Sitting) S. Ward, N. Fuller, T. Fowler, C. James, K. Ulrich, K. O'Donnell, C. Williams, S. Smith. C. VonSeggern, S. Jenkins, M MacDonald, E. Miller, (Stand- ing) A Robinson, D. Atwood, J. Derrick, M. Bradshaw, N. Saunders, K. Kopp, T. Cowles, C. Winslow, D. Madison, C. Jenkins, M. Phillips, C. Bunzey. M. Testa, M. Montello, M. Niles. (1 to r) (Sitting) M. Granger, E. Underwood, B Chandler, T. Collard, A. McKeon, M.Kuebler, G. Jenkins, A. Winslow, J. Derrick, (Standing) D. Timpson, G. Mosca, M. Melville, T. Melville, Mr. Kling, E. Thompson, J. Rivette, B. Normile, J. Jones. 68 (1 to r) (Sitting) K. O'Donnell, C. Williams, K. Eggleston, T. Collard, A. McKeon, M. Kuebler, G. Mosca, E. Thompson, (Standing) T. Fowler, S. Ward, G. Jenkins, Mr. Kling, A. Winslow, J. Jones, E- Miller. Senior Chorus Area AII State (I Io r) K. Green, K. Eggleston, S. Mosher, M Rowland. All County Band And Chorus (1 to r) (1st) A. Madison, M. Granger, C. VonSeddern, K. Green, E. Miller, T. Senical, J. Schantz, T. Willett, S. Ward, T. Cowles, N. Saunders, K. Eggleston, J. Harvey, B Brown, M. Rowland, Mrs. Flynn, Mr. Kling. (1 to r) (Sitting) C. Atwood, K. Ranado, J. Brownell, T. Towers, L. Soifer, M LaCourse, M Lowenthal, D. Farr, J. Powell. W. Harpinger, (Standing) E. Under- wood, K. Clement, N. Bates, H. Doogan, K. Lent, J. Hillis, E. Miller, M. Rice, K. Clement, A. Crisler, W. Cowles, L. Willett, Mr. Kling. 69 Junior Chorus (1st) row 1. to r.) L. Facteau, J. McGuire, K. Green, T. Clothier (2nd row I. to r.) L. Soifer, D. Farr, J. Harvey, A. Denton, A. Bannon, S. Smith, N. DeBates, S. Bacon, T. Clothier. C. Holmes, M. LaCourse, M. Lavoral, P. Mandigo, A. Burnham (3rd row 1. to r.) M. Mahay, M White, L. McGuire, R. Solomon, K. O'Malley, P Dougherty, N. Stangle. T. Milligan, K. Schmidt, J. Persons, D. Colson, J. Brennon, J. Shantz, L. Walker, E. Miller. (on stage) R Barber, G. Falkenbury, K. Dejoseph, B. Barrass, G. Graham, S. LaBrake, J. Matoon (top row) J. Summers. R. Weber, S. Steele, M. Maningas, D. Smith. (1 to r) (1st) S. Tuttle, D. Neri (2nd) R. Webber, T. Towers, A. Clark, G. James, B. Farr, J. Jones, M. Williams, T. Sitts, (3rd) A. Denton, M. Lavorel, P. Mandigo, K. VonSeggren, M. Granger, A. Robinson, S. Ward. 70 Music Masters (L to R) (Kneeling) A Robinson; T Cowles; (Standing) E Miller; D. Beckwith; S. Ward. M Rowland; A. Madison; L. Carney; M. Testa; M Melville Language Honor Society (L to R) (Sitting) S. Mosher; A. Madison; C. Gould; K. Beckwith; M. Granger; (Standing) T. Sitts; S. Ward; A. Nichols; M. Maningas; K. Duell; A. Robinson Senior Honor Society (L to R) (Sitting) W. LaPier; M. Granger; S. Ward; J. Jones; M Rowland; M. Kingsley K. Beckwith; M Maningas; M. Williams; M Powell; (Standing) C. Gould; D. Lamos; A. Robinson; L. Carney; A. Madison; D. Beckwith; K. Duell; C. Towers; A Farmer; T. Boles; K. Scott. 71 Social Studies Club Varsity Club Audio Visual Club (I to r) (1st) K. Testa, J. Collura, J. Rhodes, S. LeClair, M Williams, S. Tuttle, E. Miller, C. Williams, H. Clothier, J. Jones, S. Ward, A. Robinson, E. Miller (2nd) D. Beckwith, M. Kingsley, P. Perry, C. Wood, J. Woodcock, M. Woods, T. Winslow, M Riley, K. Duell, T. Norman, G. Jenkins. B. Young, (3rd) K. Williams, D. Gurtler, C. Marcellus. M. Manigas, E. Weaver, K. Lucia, N. Saunders, K. Kopp, S. Monroe, M. Young, T. Mallory, T. Morgan (4th) E. Randall, C. Ranado, S. Wil- liams. K. Edwards, T. Watkins, T. Sitts, A. Monica, E. Wilkins, N. Towers. S. Sojblom, M. MacDonald. K. Beckwith (1 to r) (Sitting) M. Wright, Y. Bovee, K. Jerome, L. Cummings, C. Sherman (Standing) J. Stanley, K. Williams, B. Towers, A. Monica, S. Shattuck, C. Bovee, B Lemelin, T. Perry. (1 to r) (1st) D. Crandall, L. Bourdeau, S. Sojblom, C. Towers, D. Lamos, M Granger, W. LaPier, W Whitaker, A. Robinson, E. Miller (2nd) M. Niles.T. Collard, K. Green. K. Robarge, M MacDonald, K Beckwith. M Kingsley, B Jenkins, D. Frechette, T. Norman, S. Mosher (3rd) C. Dimick. B Earls, K. Testa, N. Towers, T. Watkins, K. Edwards. M. Powell, K. Petteys, D. Lescault, A. Nichols, J. Rivette, D. Jacjson (4th) A. Clark, T. Flewelling, T. Cowles, S. Williams, C. Ranado, E. Randall, J. Howenstein, J. Till, D. Beckwith, T. Sitts, R. Petteys, P. York. (1 to r) (1st) D Beckwith, K. Duell, K Barret, T. Willett, M Phillips, C. Bunzey, J. Shantz, C. Colson. D. Atwood, K. Ulrich. C Marcelleus, (2nd) K. Beckwith, C. Williams, J Neri, S. Shattuck, B. Lescault, M Farr, G. James, S. Mosher, M. Niles, L. Wells, J Rhodes, (3rd) M MacDonald, M Riley, T Winslow, H. Clothier, W. LaPier, D. Frechette, M. Rowland, E. Randall, C. Ranado, D. Jackson, J. Till (4th) E. Miller, A. Robinson, J. Jones, S. Ward, D. Lamos, M. Granger, P. York, M Powell, K Petteys, K Edwards, J. Howenstein (5th) E. Weaver, S. LeClair, N. Woods, S. Williams. N. Saunders, K. Kopp, M. Young. J. Woodcock. S. Monroe. T. Sitts, M William __________________________________________________________ (1st row 1. to r.) S. Jenkins, M Testa. A. Emery, S. Harrington. J. Rivette, D Fortner, E. Miller, C. Dimick, E. Easterbrooks, S Rice, K. VonSeggern, M Wood- cock, J. Woodcock (2nd row 1. to r) Ms. Ficchi, M Havens, K. Lucia. H Frechette, D. Neri, J. Neri. T. Boles. K. Randall, C. Primeau, T. Collard (3rd row 1. to r.) S. Keyworth. T. Slimmer, L. Shattuck, D. Woodcock, R Beaupre, M. Bourdeau, L. Cummings,. Woods, H. Frechette, C. Jenkins. M Spiro (4th row 1. to r.) B Tooker, R Bowers. M Kingsley, J. Collura, S. Sjoblom, P Perry, M. Beaupre, K. Allen. L. White. T. Wendell, (5th row 1. to r.) J. Harvey, J Bolio, P. Fuelner, L. Jenkins. M Bourdeau. T. Flewelling, M. Bovee, A. Clark, E. Coker, J. Thew (standing 1. to r.) J. Skinner, B Brown. C. Williams, B. Gervasio. A. Scoville, K. Locke. (1 to r) (1st) M MacDonald; K. Beckwith; D. Beckwith; E. Randall; C. Ranado; J. Shantz; S. Mosher; M Niles; K. Ulrich (2nd) K. Duell; C. Williams; C. Colson; D. Reynolds; M. Young; S. Monroe; T. Sitts; R. Petteys; J. Howenstein (3rd)S. Ward; J. Jones; D. Frechette; D. Lamos; M. Granger; P. York; K. Petteys; K. Edwards; J. Till. M Williams; C. Marcellus. S.A.D.D. Language Club (I to r) (1st) C. Dimick. J. Frasier. C. Colson. T. Slimmer, K Beckwith. R Allen. T Smith. S. Smith. B Bovee, M Ladd. C. Dumas. (2nd) M Brown, M Spero, D. Dake, C. YonSeggern, R Brown. S. Keyworth. T. Harppinger. S. Rice. A. Cuva, C. Marcellus. (1 to r) (1st) W Lucia; C. Tardif; C. Dimick; R Petteys; K Edwards; P York; C. Wells; R Robarge; K Petteys;(2nd) R Shattuck; (3rd) C Measack; K Walsh; K Williams; C Wood; J O Malley; W Whittaker; M Wood; P. Feulner; G. Gamache; C Mann K Deloria; K Jenkins; (4th) C. Dennison; S Blackbird; S. Eggleston; L. Jenkins; J. Skinner; M. Beaupre; G. Bovee; D. H nd. Student Senate (1 to r) (1st) E. Easterbrooks; M Beaupre; K. Jenkins; C. Gould; K. Beckwith; M MacDonald. S. Jenkins; A. Madison; C. Towers (2nd) M. Testa; L. Carney; A. McKeon; E. Miller; C. Marcellus; S. Tuttle; T. Norman; J. Jones; G. Jenkins; T. Sitts; D. Beckwith. Underclassmen Officers Junior Officers Sophomore Officers (1 to r) (1st) J. Jones. S. Tuttle; T Norman; T. Sitts. (1 to r) (1st) G. Jenkins; J. Rivette. B Tooker; M MacDonald. Freshmen Officers (1 to r) (1st) M Beaupre; A. McKeon; C. Jenkins; E. Miller. 75 Sr. Chorus Sopranos Altos Tenors And Bass (1 to r) (1st) D. Krywy, C. VonSeggern, J. Schantz, K. Green. M Niles (2nd) K. Allen. T Willett. M. Haven. B Tooker, C. Wright. D. Atwood (3rd) S. Jenkins, S. Cromwell, S. Mosher, Mrs. Flynn, M. Phillips, B Brennan. J. Allen, J. Rivette, K. Hamm, Not Pictured: D. Tooker, S. Keyworth. (1 to r) (1st) K. Kopp, S. Smith, K. Watts, D. Timpson. D. Fortner. C. Williams, L. White. (2nd) K.O'Donnell, C. Bunzey, M. Granger, L. Carney, M. Niles, D. Dake, C. Matoon (3rd) R. Ward, S. Ward, A. Madison, Mrs. Flynn, M. Melvillr, K. Eggleston, D. Madison, N. Saunders, Not Pictured: M. Testa. (1 to r) (1st) J. Harvey, D. Gurtler, P. Mosher. M Brown. R Allen (2nd) T. Fowler, G. Jenkins, M. Spero, B Normile, G. James, C. Marcellus (3rd) B. Brown, T. Melville. M Rowland, K. Carner, B. Farr. R. Clothier. Not Pictured: T. Persons, E. Thompson. (I to r) (1st) M Niles; M. Melville; S. Jenkins; C. Towers. J. Collura; P Feulner; (2nd) D Frechette; M. Testa; T. Boles; L. Wells; L. Bourdeau; C. Marcellus; L. Jenkins. The yearbook ran into many problems this year. There was a shortage of people working on the book. The peo- ple who did work found out how hard it is to meet dead- lines and lay out all of the pages. The Yearbook Staff 77 Can You Remember . . . REMEMBER The Wrestling Team's undefeated 1985-86 season. How much Paul loved the prom picnic cake. Learning our dance routine for our talent show. Our great talent show party which left Derrick's porch two feet closer t 5 the ground. The field hockey teams many pep breakfasts. When the softball team went to Regionals. When Dean and Mr. Murphy agreed on something. Mr. Nolan's imitations of the Hollenzolerins and the Huns. The annual birthday parties of Cindy, Kathi, and Wendy. Chemistry? When Kathi had a tail. Camping at Fourth Lake in fifth grade. Our great senior trip to Toronto, Canada. Mr. Stein's trips to New York. When Sammy Hagar said, Where the_______________is Corinth? Our many experiences at S. P. A. C. Eggleston Street get-togethers. Dancing and dining at the Casino in the Park. Trying to bowl after the prom. Mary Ellen's questions in Biology. Summer nights in Lake George. Our talking horse in the talent show. Corinth's first Homecoming Weekend. Getting sent out in the hall by Mr. Smith in 6th grade. When Mr. MacDougall murdered the fly in Geometry. Thirty minute lectures on how not to waste time. D'Arcy's VCR Christmas party. Caroline, Siv, and Narelle; our exchange students. 78 Senior Poll The Class Of 1986's Favorite 1. TEACHER 1. Mr. Bruno 2. Miss Ficchi 3. Miss Jones 4. AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITY 1. Partying 2. Shopping 3. Movies 7. CLOTHES 1. Jeans Sweater 2. Jeans T-Shirt 3. Shorts 10. FEMALE SINGER 1. Madonna 2. Tina Turner 3. Pat Benetar 13. MOVIE 1. White Knights 2. Rambo 3. The Karate Kid 2. SUBJECT 1. English 2. Gym 3. Math 5. BEER 1. Molson 2. Budwieser 3. Piels 8. TV SHOW 1. Miami Vice 2. Cosby Show 3. Simon Simon 11. MALE SINGER 1. Bryan Adams 2. The Boss Phil Collins 3. John Cougar 14. SCHOOL ENTREE 1. Pizza 2. Lasagna 3. Tacos 3. LEAST FAVORITE SUBJECT 1. Chemistry 2. Math 3. Social Studies 6. COLOR 1. Blue 2. Pink 3. Purple 9. ROCK GROUP 1. ZZ Top 2. Huey Lewis The News 3. Chicago 12. SONG 1. Say You Say Me 2. Lovin' Every Minute of it 3. Small Town DONKEY BASKETBALL tc ■!, In Appreciation We ask ourselves why we have been so blessed with someone so understanding and so caring. Perhaps it's because we can truly appreciate you or maybe it's because someone knew we needed you so much. In each of our lives we have met people who mean so much to us. However, there is one person who has played a major role in each of our lives. Miss Karen Jones is not only our Class Advisor but also a Friend to each of us. She held our class together and helped us in every possible way. Her cheerful smile and her constant thought- fulness will be missed by all of us who had the privelege of getting to know her. She is our teacher, our class advisor, but most impor- tantly she is our friend. 83 Dear Seniors, As you approach the completion of your secondary schooling, it is an occasion for looking back with satisfaction and with pride. You are a very giving and caring class; always thinking of ways to make the lives of others more pleasant. Your decorating of the teachers' rooms in December and your remembrance of the total school staff prior to Christmas Recess are just two of the ways you show your appreciation. You do not limit yourselves. Two families lost their homes to fire and you immediately collected food, clothing, and money for them. Your Santa and elves delighted the Head Start and elementary students, bringing each one a treat. It is rare to see a total class pull together for a common goal, and yet, you do that continually. Because of your dedication, your talent show was the top fund raiser. A prom at Canfield Casino was a dream of yours and, with months of preparation, you created one of the most magical and memorable events. For two years you planned a Homecoming. Even the threat of a hurricane that week could not dampen your spirits. You succeeded in bringing together students, parents, alumni, and community members. Teenagers gained much respect as a result of your efforts. So much of what you do is out of the spotlight. I see things happen and know that you spend many hours preparing for them. There is nothing that the mind of a person cannot conceive that he cannot achieve if he is willing to pay the price. That price is time. The amount and quality of the time you give is outstanding. I remember when you were without an advisor for the first half of your freshman year. At the time I was junior class advisor and after much debate, I decided to risk advising a second class. It was one the best things I have ever done. You are a source of pride for me. I know that 1 can depend on you to follow through with responsibilities. Anyone who has worked with you has always complimented your maturity and style. You have been an inspiration to each of us. I will always remember The Class of 1986 with much admiration, respect, and love. Those who dare , do; those who dare not, do not. Thank you for daring. Much Love, Ms. Jones BABY PICTURES Lisa Bourdeau Mike Beaupre Kelly Williams Laura Jenkins Kevin Petteys Wendy LaPier Shari Jenkins Wendy Whitaker Chris Gould Andrea Madison Kim Eggleston Penny Feulner Lisa Wells Holly Millis Mike Kingsley jania Bordeaux Andrew Winslow Patti Perry Tracey McCabe D Arcy Frechette Kevin Hayes Brian Lang Aimee Willett Darcy Cuva V Tammie Boles Sue Mosher Kevin Edwards PATRONS Ten Year Or More PATRON - 10 YEARS OR MORE Mr. Mrs. Daniel P. Ahern Airland Motors Arthur White Son Mr. Mrs. Marvin Best Bonnie Burleigh Cluett's Factory Outlet Cote Insurance Agency Country Barbershop Emy's Body Shop Hudson River Federal Credit Union The Inn International Paper Company Jim the Florist Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Matino Mr. Mrs. Thomas Melville Mr. Mrs. Gerald Milligan Mosher's Hardware Doctor Lloyd Murdoch Florence A. Naudain Mr. Mrs. Jack Nolan Pearl's Department Store Pennysaver News Petro s House of Fashion Mr. Mrs. Jack Powell Mrs. Miriam Rivette Roberta's Gift Yarn Russell Pharmacy The Star Hotel Stewart's Bread and Butter Shop Waring's Pharmacy Mr. l Mrs. Herbert Welch Five Year Or More PATRON - 5 YEARS OR MORE Mr. R. Bartholomew Bob's Bait Shop Mr. Mrs. John Carney Don's Barbershop Mr. Mrs. William FitzSimons Karen Jones Lanfear's Store Mr. Mrs. Donald Niles Mr. Mrs. Donald Winslow Four Year PATRON 4 YEARS Mr. Mrs. David Fasulo 80 Three Year PATRON - 3 YEARS Dr. Robert and Mrs. Jane Flynn Mr. William Kling Mr. l Mrs. William Randall Two Year PATRON - 2 YEARS Mr. Mrs. Ralph Bourdeau Mr. Mrs. James Hall Mr. Mrs. William Lang Rustic Barn Mr. . Mrs. Robert Wells, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Ronald White One Year PATRON 1 YEAR Adirondack Auto Supply Mr. Mrs. Thomas Bates Mrs. Candace Bull Joseph Collura Association Corlew's Country Video James Goggins Jon G. Hoek Homestead Inn Shirley Hopkins Hudson Grove Trading Post Mr. Mrs. Joel Jenkins Mr. Mrs Charles Krywy Ms. M. Kyca Mr. Mrs. John T. Lamos Agnes L. O Brien Joseph Myrella St. John Mr. Mrs. Edward Rayder Mr. Mrs. Thomas Rentz Mr. Mrs. Robert Testa Mr. Mrs. Wesley Wells 90 A Time To Say GOODBYE m 94 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Rev. Aldridge And Mrs. Densmore WE THANK-YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUOUS SUPPORT! 95 josm %