Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

ALICE ROBINSON • MIKE ROWLAND • SCHOOL LUNCHES • SCOTT ROWLAND • CHUCK RUMMEL • THE UPCOMING ADDITIONS TO THE SCHOOL • MIKE SIOUI • TRACY SITTS • PROM QUEEN AND KING • TIM STEWART • BILL STEWART • ALDO NOVA, AC-DC, MOTLEY CRUE, BON JOVI, LED ZEP, AEROSMITH, • DON STILES «CINDYTARDIF� THE NEWTEACHERS AND THE RETIREES «JENNIFER TILL «DAWN TOOKER • BETH TORDA • NELLATOWERS • SHANNON TUTTLE • CATHY VAN HORNE • ATRIP IN THIRD GRADE TO ALBANYTO SEEPIPPILONGSTOCKING� JEAN VAN HORNE «SARAH WARD «TRACY WATKINS� ED WEAVER� RON WHITE DAN WILCOX • BREAKDANCING • ERIC WILKINS • CAROL WILLIAMS • SENIOR PORTRAITS TAKEN OVER THE SUMMER «MARY WILLIAMS BRIAN WINCHELL«CINDYWOOD« RAY WOOD «LANGUAGE CLUB «INDUCTION • JIM WOODCOCK • MARCIA YOUNG • PROM THEME — STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN::: THERE'S A LADY ON SHORE, ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD AND SHE'S BUYING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN WHEN SHE GETS THERE SHE KNOWS IF THE STORES ARE ALL CLOSED WITH THE WORD SHE CAN GET WHAT SHE CAME HERE FOR AW, AW AND SHE'S BUYING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN . THERE'S A SIGN ON THE WALL BUT WONDER. OH. IT MAKES ME WONDER THERE'S A FEELING I GET. WHEN I LOOK TO THE WEST AND MY SPIRIT IS CRYING FOR LEAVING .. IN MY THOUGHTS I HAVE SEEN RINGS OF SMOKETHROUGHTHETREESANDTHE VOICES OF THOSE WHO STAND LOOKING ... OH, IT MAKES ME WONDER • DORA ATWOOD • DEBBIE BECKWITH • CLASS OF 1987 • CHANDRA BOGLE•GARY BOVEE•THE TOMAHAWKS • MATT BOVEE • DENNIS BUSH • MARCH 6 7 -OUR BEST SHOT • MICHELLE BUTLER • NICOLE CELESTE • MAY 17. 1986- PROM • JACKIE CHRISTOPHER • HEIDI CLOTHIER • HOMECOMING 1986«CHRISCOLLURA • DREW CORNELL • DAVE CRANDALL • KIM DELORIEA • COLLEEN DIMICK • KIM DUELL • KIM EGGLESTON • HELEN EVERETTS • JOEL FAULKENBURY • LAURIE FLANSBURG • DONKEY BASKETBALL GAMES-WINNING TWO YEARS STRAIGHT • JOEL FRECHETTE • MATT GRANGER • MAY 8 - 10-SENIOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON. DC. • MICHELLE HAMM • PAT HARRAN • GRADUATION DAY-JUNE 20. 1987 • DEAN HARRINGTON KAY HART • WINTER SEMI-FORMALS • CATHY HOLCOMB • DAVE HOLLAND • JUNE 4, 1985-RECEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS • BILL HULKA • JENNIFER JONES • BATTLE OF THE CLASSES • WALTER LADD • PEGGY LAPIER • CONNIE LESCAULTDENISELESCAULTRUMNEY • STUDENTS OF THE MONTH • DIANNE LESCAULT • RON LESCAULT • SPANISH EXCHANGE STUDENTS • BRIAN LUIA • SHARON LYNCH • FRIDAY NIGHT DANCES AT SCHOOL•TODD MALLORY • MARIO MANINGAS • MINI-SKIRTS, COLLARS-UP. MUSCLE SHIRTS, HANG-LOOSE SUSPENDERS, FLUORESCENT FLINGS, CHECKS. POLKADOTS. CROSSES. AND STRIPES • CAREY MANN • SCOTT MANN • HIGH- WATER PANTS, TAILS, LACY LOOKS, MICHEAL JACKSON'S DUDS • GERALD MATRAW • ERIC MILLER • ANDREW MONICA • KIM MONICA • SHERRY MONROE • 7th GRADE • AARON MONTENA • TOM MORGAN • SUMMER SCHOOL • BILL MOSES • MICHELLE MOSHER • BOCES • JOHN MULLIGAN • JOHN NERI • ANGELA NICHOLS • TOM NORMAN • THE GREAT ATHLETES OF THE CLASSOF 1987« BILL NORMILE JAMIE O'MALLEY • TURNING SWEET SIXTEEN • MELANIE PEKAR • TONY PERIS «SPANISH VOLLEYBALL • JACKIE RHODES • KIM ROBARGE • ALICE ROBINSON • MIKE ROWLAND • SCHOOL LUNCHES • SCOTT ROWLAND • CHUCK SHE WANTS TO BE SURE. CAUSE YOU KNOW SOMETIMES WORDS HAVE NO MEANING IN THETREE BYTHE BROOK, THERE'S A SONGBIRD WHO SINGS SOMETIMES ALL OF OUR THOUGHTS THATMISGIVEHER . . OHITMAKESME 105 OAK STREET CORINTH, NEW YORK 12822 IN MEMORIUM DEDICATION APPRECIATION FACULTY SENIORS PROM SENIOR CLASS PICTURE UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS PATRONS IN MEMORIUM Edward A. Millington, Jr. 1967 — 1977 Small Steps Do not despair, that you cannot change The world in a day or two. Instead, just give your very best In the little things you do. Then you will find in days to come When taken all together. These little steps did change and make The world a little better. Thomas C. Gallagher Melissa Mae Millis 1967 — 1986 As graduation day approaches, we wish you were here to share it with us. You made our world a little better. DEDICATION We, the Class of 1987, proudly dedicate this yearbook to our parents. They have spent and continue to spend countless hours helping us reach our desired goals. They have taught us the ways of the world, to preserve our individuality, and most importantly, have stood firmly by us through all of our endeavors. During a period of decision making and great change, our par- ents have been the most stable element in our lives; for this they deserve our eternal gratitude. WE SAY THANK YOU Mr. Hall The 1987 yearbook began with many obstacles, but thanks to the help of our advisors Mrs. Bange-Hall, and Miss Robear, it soon took a turn for the better. On one hand, Mrs. Bange-Hall's constant understanding and care have proven to us that adults actually were in our shoes once. She realizes the many pressures we face, is aware of our extremely busy schedule, and somehow manages to deal with these facts. On the other hand, Miss Robear's contagious confidence and determination served to motivate us. By striving for excellence herself, she directed us all toward a common goal. She simply got us working. As a result of their joining together, this book of memories has been created. So what? So, twenty years from now, we will be able to look back on our high school years and remember them forever. We, the class of 1987, thank you both Mrs. Bange-Hall and Miss Robear for your helpful guidance. We, the Class of 1987, express our appreciation and gratitude to Mr. David E. Hall. During the six years of our high school career, Mr. Hall has stood by us and offered his much appreciated support in our numerous endeavors. Our principal has nurtured and encouraged us when we felt few cared. Mr. Hall taught us not to dwell on past mistakes, but rather to look to the future with optimism. He has been a valuable asset to The Class of 1987, and his efforts will be fondly remembered in the years to come as we ponder our high school experiences. 4 FACULTY Mr. Warren Gemmill Mr. Steven O'Shea Administrative Assistant Business Manager ADMINISTRATION Mr. Thomas Gould Superintendent Mr. David Hall High School Principal Mr. John Sprague Elementary Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION (Front Row L to R) Mrs. Rabida, Mr. Kuebler, Mr. Crannell (Back Row L to R) Mrs. Densmore, Rev. Aldridge, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Fuller Dear Members of the Class of 1987: With graduation, you will reach a significant milestone in your young lives. You have been well prepared to meet what lies ahead. You will find that your education obtained at Corinth Central is only a small part of your total education, for life is an education. You will now have to concern yourselves with such things as running a home, making investments and stretching the dollar to make ends meet. If you have prepared well, life's challenges and burdens will be met and conquered. The teen years are thought to be some of your happiest times but your greatest and most significant moments are yet to come. Use your future well, reflect back on the material learned in high school and build on those lessons and experiences. But most of all enjoy life, and don't forget to have fun. Best of Luck and good fortune, Richard Kuebler, PRESIDENT 7 Mrs. Clothier Head Start Miss Brayton Head Start Mrs. Baldwin Kindergarten Mrs. Johnson Kindergarten Mrs. Sweet Kindergarten Mrs. Ziegler Miss Francato Mrs. Freeman Ms. Kyea Mrs. Schyberg Kindergarten First Grade First Grade First Grade First Grade Mrs. Burleigh Second Grade Mrs. Mealus Second Grade Mrs Milligan Second Grade Mrs. Watts Second Grade Mrs. Farr Third Grade Mrs. Grippe Third Grade Mrs Howenstein Third Grade Mrs. Melville Third Grade Mrs. Bourdeau Fourth Grade Mrs. Dejoseph Fourth Grade Mrs. Ahern Mrs. Bange-Hall Mr. Oudekerk Mrs. Duell Art Art Art Audio Visual Mrs Marcottc Audio Visual Mr. Flansburg Compensatory Education Mrs. Hoeltzel Compensatory Education Mrs. Howard Compensatory Education Mr Baldwin Business Mr. Milligan Business I Ms. Lowe Gifted Sl Talented Class Mr. Matino Guidance Mr. White Guidance Miss Ficchi Health Mrs. Black Home Economics Mrs. Welch Home Economics Mr. Grippe Industrial Arts Mr. MacDougall Mathematics Mr. Sweet Mathematics Mr. Sterling Mathematics 10 Mrs Miller Nurse Mrs. Normile Nurse Mr. England Physical Education Mrs. Pollock Physical Education Mr. Sherman Physical Education Mi. Young Physical Education Dr Murdoch Psychologist Mr Dunlavey Resource Room Mrs. Limeri Resource Room Mr D'Aleo Science Mr Ulrich Science Mrs. Schupp-Starr Skills Class Mrs. Smith Skills Class Mr Bruno Social Studies Mr. Murphy Social Studies Mr. Nolan Social Studies Mr Redfield Social Studies Mrs. Bull Speech Therapist Mrs. Wheatley Resource Room Mr. Powell Science Mr Miller Social Studies TEACHING ASSISTANTS Mrs. Burke Mrs. Colodgo Mrs. Duell Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. LaMoore Mrs. Wilcox SECRETARIES Mrs. Blackmer Mrs Brownell Mrs. Carney Mrs. Fiore BUS DRIVERS (Front Row L to R) Mr Denno. Mr Winslow, Mr. Allen, Mrs. Diehl. Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Rummel (Back Row L to R) Mr. Burke, Mr. Underwood, Mr. Clothier, Mr. Woods, Mrs. Rhodes, Mr. Farr CUSTODIANS (Front Row L to R) Mr. Burke, Mr. Denno, Mr. Winslow (Back Row L to R) Mr. Benware, Mr. Underwood (Missing) Mr. Woods, Mr. Eggleston, Mr. Seaman, Mr. Monica, Mr. Whitaker, Mr. LaBrake, Mr. Gervasio, Mr. York, Mr. Galucia, Mr. Aldous CAFETERIA (Front Row) Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Hopkins. (Back Row) Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. DeLong, Mrs. Hall. (Missing) Mrs. VanAuken. Mrs. Shayne, Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. St. John. 13 RETIREES Gerald Milligan graduated from Siena College with a Bachelors Degree in Eco- nomics and a Masters Degree in Admin- istration. Before coming to Corinth, he taught a year in Philadelphia, New York. Mr Milligan came to Corinth Central in 1959 and will retire with twenty-eight years of service John Sprague has worked for Corinth Central School since 195J Mr Sprague taught seventh and eighth grade Math from 1953 to 1958 and then became an Administrator He has been both an effective leader and a strong supporter of student responsibility. He claims his most memorable moment was when the first kindergarten he supervised, graduated Mr Sprague’s retirement plans include travelling in the United States and Canada with his wife and learn- ing to play golf His parting words to Corinth ' I feel I have been very fortunate with my career here, and I have never been disappointed that I chose Corinth. If I had the chance to do it over again. I definitely would I have great faith and pride in Cornith Central. Fred Sweet has taught at Corinth Central School for twenty-six and one-half years. His initial assignment at Corinth included seventh, eighth and ninth grade Math and Science In recent years however. Mr Sweet has taught Math. The greatest changes Mr Sweet has observed over the years include: a decrease in student motivation and discipline and a move to a more informal clothing style. Mr Sweet's most memorable moment was when a student earned 100% for a marking period in his Math class His retirement plans consist of playing golf, skiing, travelling, and doing some work for a local contractor Mr Sweet's parting words are 1 feel that the faculty here at Conntfi has been a good group to work with We have been together a long time, and we have grown together, and have had many enjoyable moments I will miss them. Stuart Thomas started in our school system in Sep- tember 1961 He. at one time or another worked in all three outside schools • South Corinth. Palmer, and Main street Now South Corinth school is closed He said. He always enjoyed getting to know the elemen- tary students and watching them grow into mature young adults. Mr Thomas witnessed many changes take place in the school system - such as tne new high school li- brary with the Audio Visual Department added, the renovations in the Art and Science Departments - all the computers installed throughout the school It amazed him to see the students sit down and start to use computers with little or no problems Now I reflect back over the past twenty-five years and think about my great association with all the employees. Administration, and student body I know I'm going to miss everyone very much, however. I am looking forward to my years ahead I will have lots of time to catch up on all those jobs around the house, walk with my dog. play golf in the summer and do some travelling. ___________________________________ Milton York has worked for Corinth Central School for twenty-nine years. He began his career as a Bus Mechanic and leaves his post as Head Mechanic. Mr. York's most memorable moment was when his picture was printed on the Community calendar in the early 1960's. Mr. York's retirement plans include: playing golf, hunting, and bowling. 14 SENIORS DORA-JEAN ATWOOD GARY BOVEE Stretch DEBORAH BECKWITH Debbie CHANDRA M. BOGLE Boag MOMENT OF TIME T. CHRISTOPHER NICHOLAS COLLURA TCNC DREW M. CORNELL MOTLEY DRUE DAVID S. CRANDALL Zeke AS THE ROAD OPENS UP FOR OUR MINDS TO BE TRAVELING, 18 KIMBERLY A. DELORIEA Aunt Kim COLLEEN DIMICK Col KIMBERLY MICHELE DUELL Kimmer KIMBERLY MARIE EGGLESTON Kim HELEN LOUISE EVERETTS JOEL FALKENBURY The Bird AND LIKE SEEDS WE ALL DISPERSE, LAURIE J. FLANSBURG Laur JOEL DON FRECHETTE Mr. A.V. MATTHEW R. GRANGER MICHELLE D. HAMM Shelly PATRICK HARRAN DEAN HARRINGTON Character LET OUR JOYS AND OUR NEEDS BE OUR COMMON COMMUNION, 20 KAY LOUISE HART K CATHY LYNN HOLCOMB Cath” DAVID L. HOLLAND WILLIAM HULKA Bill JENNIFER LOU JONES Jen WALTER LADD FOR WE ALL LIVE THIS LIFE 21 RONNIE LESCAULT Uncle Ron PEGGY LAPIER Punk CONSTANCE L. LESCAULT Connie DIANNE LESCAULT Di DENISE MARIE LESCAULT Nee-Hee” BRIAN KEITH LUCIA Bri” FOR THE BETTER OR THE WORSE. THOUGH THE HANDS AND THE VOICES „ HAVE COLLIDED IN THE DARKNESS. SHARON LYNCH Sharon CAREY L. MANN Wheaton TODD MALLORY SCOTT P. MANN GERALD PAUL MATRAW Spazz MARIO MANINGAS Doc Reebok 23 ERIC SCOTT MILLER ANDREW C. MONICA KIM MARIE MONICA Buddha Andy Mickey SHERYL LYNN MONROE AARON P. MONTENA THOMAS MORGAN Magilla Boyrun Tom LEAVING MINDS IN ANGER AND DESPAIR, 24 JOHN F. NERI JR. ANGELA MARIE NICHOLS Goof THOMAS A. NORMAN Stormin' Norman WITH A LITTLE UNDERSTANDING OF OUR HUMAN FAULTS AND BLINDNESS, ANTHONY M. PERIS Tony JACQUELINE DIANE KIMBERLY ANNE ROBARGE RHODES Pee Wee Jackie THE HANDS AND THE VOICES 26 ALICE SUSAN ROBINSON Allie MICHAEL A. ROWLAND Mike SCOTT C. ROWLAND FRANK CHARLES RUMMEL III Chuck MICHAEL J. SIOUI Eugene TRACY LYNN SITTS 'Trace COULD EASILY HAVE SHARED. TIMOTHY R. STEWART WILLIAM D. STEWART DONALD J. STILES Roscoe Bill Don CINDY TARDIF JENNIFER LYNNE TILL DAWN MARIE TOOKER Mommy Jenn Carter IN A MOMENT OF TIME OUR LIVES WILL BE OVER, 28 CATHERINE ANN JEAN-MARIE VANHORNE SARAH ALICE WARD VANHORNE Bean Sarah Cathy IN A MOMENT OF TIME ANOTHER LIFE HAS BEGUN, 29 DANIEL F. WILCOX ERIC W. WILKINS Hands CAROL MARIE WILLIAMS Car-dee FOR THIS MOMENT OF TIME WE WILL ALL BE TOGETHER, MARY ANDEE WILLIAMS Rosie BRIAN W. WINCHELL CINDY L. WOOD Woody RAYMOND WOOD Woody JAMES R. WOODCOCK MARCIA LYNNE YOUNG J‘m Lilly VOICES AND MINDS, SHINING AS ONE. ANONYMOUS STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN JUNIOR PROM MAY 17, 1986 The months of February, March, and April 1986 were hectic for the Junior Class. Our minds overflowed with thoughts of formal dresses, pos- sible dates, decorations, tuxedos, cor- sages and boutineers 1986 was our year to go to the prom! When that faithful night arrived. May 17th, everything came together, and we hit the Saratoga Holiday Inn like a whirlwind. W'hat had once been jit- ters, turned in to a confident ease when we joined our familiar friends for dinner, dancing, laughing, and hugging. The tradition of the prom lives on, and will be remembered for- ever by THE CLASS OF 1987. OUR COURT 32 EXCHANGE STUDENTS SCOTT MANN: AN AUSTRALIAN ADVENTURE Scott Mann, a se life in Corinth, so h was a year the city of impressed by the their extreme wealth. Not only through the place of residence) was father was a registrar at F Scott the chance to attend man and bored with end result first in :ott was |uality of ictoria (his second iome as well. His host- :e of Technology, giving rsity functions and benefits. ........ ......v j uiuTvi i uMv.uv 11? anu UCUCII15. Scott found this to be extremely beneficial to his knowledge of college systems outside the U.S. As a matter of fact, Scott was so intrigued and impressed by the continent, that he is seriously considering returning for an extended vacation of six to eight months. He feels it to be a young developing country and quite open business-wise, and is considering returning for a career. A promiseland for young aspiring entrepeneurs. Scott's adventure is one he recommends to any student. It was a dream not to be surpassed. 33 CLASS CHATTER BOXES JOHN NERI MARY WILLIAMS MOST LIKELY TO ARGUE TOM NORMAN ALICE ROBINSON QUIETEST JACKIE CHRISTOPHER JIM WOODCOCK a! MOST ARTISTIC DAWN TOOKER BILL MOSES MOST STUDIOUS KIM DUELL MARIO MANINGAS CLASS JOKERS ERIC WILKINS DIANNE LESCAULT CHARACTERS BIGGEST APPLE POLISHERS NICEST PERSONALITY JENNIFER JONES BILL NORMILE MICHELLE MOSHER CAREY MANN CLASS DRIFTERS MOST ATHLETIC DENISE LESCAULT MATT GRANGER DAVID CRANDALL DEBBIE BECKWITH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MIKE ROWLAND SARAH WARD CLASS FLIRTS JOHN MULLIGAN JENNIFER TILL 35 LAST WILL I, DORA ATWOOD, give my worldy possession to all my friends, and for those who really care I'll always be there. I, DEBBIE BECKWITH, hereby leave homework to who- ever can turn it in on time. I, CHANDRA BOGLE, leave my ability to skip classes without getting caught to anyone who can get away with it. I, GARY BOVEE, leave the school to whoever wants it. I, MICHELLE BUTLER, leave CHS to Tina, Erica, and Gregory to finish as I did. I, JACKIE CHRISTOPHER, leave the ability to create happy memories of your high School years to my friends who are just entering high School. My memories of the last two years have been good ones and I hope yours will be too. I, NICOLE CELESTE, leave to the BOCES bus all the rumors. I, HEIDI CLOTHIER, leave my special memories, cher- ished moments, and many laughs shared with friends to all my nieces and nephews coming up through CHS. I, T.C.N.C., leave my parking spot (in the teacher's lot) to Matt (Dinger) Kingsley for his Lamgborgini. I, DREW CORNELL, leave all my good times at CHS to Angela Bovee, in hopes she will have just as much fun as I did. I, DAVID CRANDALL, leave Chrissy Bunzey all of my possessions, but promise to return to her soon. I, KIM DELORIEA, leave to Barb Eggleston all my au- thority over the PM BOCES Bus, ... Have fun. Peanut. I, COLLEEN DIMICK, leave CHS to be with Sean Corri- gan. I leave my brother Leon all my fond memories and hope he enjoys them as much as I did. I, KIM DUELL, leave Corinth with my wonderful memo- ries, and hope that my sister will find as much happiness as I did. I, KIM EGGLESTON, leave Corinth behind, to look for a better life elsewhere. To my sister Barb, I wish all the luck. I, HELEN EVERETTS, leave Chrissy Colson all my fond memories of CHS, and all my authority at Thousand Acres. I, JOEL FALKENBURY, leave my basketball talents to my brother, Craig. I, LAURIE FLANSBURG, leave my skill of parental per- suasion to my niece Stephanie, use it well Steph. I, JOEL FRECHETTE, leave my A.V. skills to Mrs. Mar- cotte and Mrs. Duell. I, MICHELLE HAMM, leave CCS with good memories, best of luck to my brother Jim Bob in his future years at CCS; also special thanks to my friends Melanie P„ Shel- ley B„ and Cindy T. I, KAY HART, will my brains and sense of humor to Joel Hart. I, CATHY HOLCOMB, hereby leave my ability to skip BOCES and not get caught to Wendy and Chris. I, BILL HULKA, leave my former job at Northern Borne to one willing to work Friday nights. I, JENNIFER JONES leave my seat at the Red Coach to Katie Testa and a place in the Biscuits to Erin Miller. I, CONNIE LESCAULT, leave CHS to be with Bill, and leave memories and good times to my brothers and sis- ters. May they enjoy CHS as I have. I, DENISE LESCAULT, leave my brownnosing ability to my sister Murille, she'll need it. I, DIANNE LESCAULT, leave my pretty sister and cous- ins my queer humor. May they get the same honor as I did. Prom Queen and Miss Congeniality. I, RON LESCAULT, leave my social studies talent to Dee Woodcock. I, SHARON LYNCH leave my sister, Ann Marie, all my smarts . Good Luck Ann. I, TODD MALLORY, leave my Mickey Mouse shirt to Brown so it can further grace the halls of CHS. I, CAREY MANN, leave CHS to whoever wants it. I, MARIO MANINGAS, leave my brother Michael ab- soutely nothing for all the times you have been a pain to me! I, GERALD MATRAW, being of sound mind leave my friends and family the dreams of doing and being the best of what they do. I, ERIC MILLER, leave my bleached jeans to Dan Row- land. I, ANDREW MONICA, leave all my AV skills to the next members. TESTAMENT I, KIM MONICA, leave my Home Ec. brownnosing abilities to my sister Kelly Palmatier, who will probably need them ... or won't. I, SHERYL MONROE, leave Corinth. I'm outta here. I, TOM MORGAN, leave my job as center of the football team to anyone who is man enough to fill it. I, MICHELLE MOSHER, leave my ability to drive stan- dard to anyone who can tell the difference between an R and 1 . I, JOHN MULLIGAN, leave to all the girls I flirted with-I still love you all. Especially Jill R. I, ANGELA NICHOLS, leave to Mrs. Pollock (and I real- ly hate to part with this!) my beloved gymsuit. May she put it to good use. I, JAMIE O'MALLEY, leave my ability to get out of being suspended for things I've done to my sister, Chris. I, MELANIE PEKAR, leave CHS with good memories, and the best of luck to my brother, Frankie. I, ANTHONY PERIS, leave to all the teachers my three younger brothers who are worse than me. I, JACKIE RHODES, leave Caryn Ranado and Emma Randall ten shares apiece of the Macy's stock to use as they see fit. I, KIM ROBAGE, leave CHS taking with me my bench- weathered uniforms, because I'm sure no one else wants them. I, ALICE ROBINSON, leave with many happy memories and many goals for the future. I, MICHAEL ROWLAND, leave nothing to my brother Blaine, because he has already borrowed it and I haven't seen it since. I, MIKE SIOUI, leave this school to anyone who wants it as long as they don't return it. I, TRACY SITTS, leave CCS with no intent of gathering moss. I, TIM STEWART, leave my empty cans to Dan Row- land. I, WILLIAM STEWART, leave my baseball pitching to Dan Kelley, so he can make it in the pro's like me. I, DON STILES, live CHS to go on to bigger and better things and someday be married to Cindy. 89 I, CINDY TARDIF, leave CHS taking with me my brownnosing ability. I, DAWN TOOKER, leave to make room for my sister Bobbi Jo and her last year at CHS, may it be a memorable and loveable one. 1, BETH TORDA, leave some of my patience to Karen Ulrich. I, NELLA TOWERS, leave Mimi Lescault and Chris Kir- choff to lead Field Hockey into victory next year and Chris Jenkins to bring the candy corn. We, SHANNON TUTTLE and her trusted copilot JEN- NIFER TILL, leave Corinth in the Racing Pig' chanting the words which made us famous: Jinx, buy me a coke ... The king of France wet his pants while waltzing at a ballroom dance ... ne ne ne ne ne ne______Huh! I, CATHY VAN HORNE, leave CHS to become the best at whatever I choose to do in life. I, JEAN VAN HORNE, leave CHS to make a better life than what is expected of me. I, SARAH WARD, leave CHS with many good memories and wish my sister as much happiness and success as I have had. I, TRACY WATKINS, leave nothing because I'm gonna need everything to get to Tennessee. I, ED WEAVER, leave my fabulous hacker ability in golf to Tim Flewelling - he needs it. I, MARY WILLIAMS, leave my sister Stephanie, love, luck, happiness, and the spare set of keys to my Honda and a rose, and to Mimi and Chrissy many memories of the Luzerne game. I, CINDY WOOD, leave CHS to give the teachers a rest, and to find out what the real world is like. I, RAY WOOD, leave my girlfriend, Tanya Senecal, my smooth and persuasive way with words. I, JAMES WOODCOCK, leave to my sister Diana my intelligence. I, MARCIA YOUNG, leave Cornith to seek new adven- tures throughout. Still remembering all the great times in Corinth and friends — and knowing the good times are still to go on........ NOW AND THEN Dawn Tooker . .. Remember: Goodbye doesn't mean forever. Goodbye doesn't mean we'll never see each other again. Marcia Young ... It's better to be a failure in something you're in love with than to be success- ful at something you hate!? Drew Cornell .. . Give me a few friends who will respect me for what I am. Heidi Clothier ... Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well- lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. (S.W.) Donald Stiles ... If you love something then you have to fight for it. (C.W.) Cindy Tardif you make it. Love is what ping?!!' Matt Bovee ... What lies be- hind us, and what lies before us, are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Scott Rowland real. 'It's been Nella Towers ... Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry I could not travel both and be one traveler, long I stood and looked down one as far as I could ... — Robert Frost Michelle Hamm ... If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours; if not, it never was. Kim Robarge ... Does this mean no more school shop- Gerald Matraw ... To my friends and family: a very hap- py life and in that all their hopes and dreams come true. And for me, a happy life in the Air Force. Matt Granger ... We need more toys and orange juice. Peggy LaPier ... Life is a pre- cious thing, so live every mo- ment as if it were your last. Joel Frechette ... Yet leaving here a name, I trust, that will not perish in the dust. Melanie Pekar ... A smile costs nothing but gives so much. John Mulligan ... My only faults are that I have no faults. Cindy Wood ... I have now reached the end of my begin- ning. Jean VanHorne ... One chap- ter in life has ended, now it is time to turn the page. Bill Hulka ... If you can't say it, you can't do it. Sarah Ward ... The distance between us means nothing. We are never far apart, because you are always on my mind and al- ways in my heart. Carey Mann ... It's been real and it's been fun, but it hasn't been real fun! Bill Normile . .. Everything is funny when it happens to some- one else. Dianne Lescault ... Our fu- ture is like a corridor. We can only see, but from the light be- hind us. Jamie O'Malley .. . The mis- takes of generations are carried and passed on. No one learns the lessons. They can't recall the sorrow and the burden, until it's too late. Scott Mann .. What a long strange trip it's been. (Garcia) Tracy Watkins ... A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step — 1,2,3. Kim DeLoriea ... I have fought a good fight. I have fin- ished my course. I have kept the faith. Tom Morgan ... Our memo- ries of yesterday will last a life- time. We'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find, these are the best of times. Bill Stewart ... If you love me as I love you, what knife can cut our love in two? (Connie) Cathy Holcomb ... In order for one to experience life, one must love as well as allow one- self to be loved. Jennifer Jones ... One cannot discover new oceans unless he has courage to lose sight of the shore. David Crandall ... If winning isn't everything, then why do they keep score? Mary Williams .. . Here a sigh to those who love me, and a smile to those who hate; and, whatever sky is above me, here's a heart for every fate. — Lord Byron Tim Stewart ... When you've seen one you've seen them all! 3. Gerald Matraw 4. Jean Cathy VanHorne 5. Ed Weaver 6. Angela Nichols 7. Jamie O’Malley 8. Tim Stewart 9. Jennifer Till 10. Melanie Pekar 11. Eric Wilkins 12. Brian Lucia � Mike Rowland .. . Those who ask the questions in life and about life, have the answers. Jennifer Till . .. A friend is someone who knows you as you are, understands where you've been, accepts what you've be- come, and still, gently invites you to grow. Mario Maningas ... Climb every mountan, swim every sea, and you will be tired! Connie Lescault ... The chains of love are never so bind- ing as when the links are made of gold. (Billy) Bill Moses ... 'I'm the one who's got to die when it's time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I want to. — Jimi Hendrix Eric Wilkins ... I want every- thing I see ... But 1 really don't know what 1 want! Ronnie Lescault ... Mission Accomplished. Tracy Sitts ... We decay like corpses in a charnel; fear and grief convulse us and consume us day by day, and cold hopes swarm like worms within our living clay. Carol Williams ... Better that you should forget and smile, than that you should remember and be sad. Sheri Monroe ... I know it hurts to say goodbye, but it's time for me to fly. — REO Kay Hart ... My mind is al- ready made up! Don't confuse me with the facts. Eric Miller . .. Never a tear be- dims the eye that time and pa- tience will not dry. (S.A.W.) Aaron Montena . . . All in all, it's just another brick in the wall. — Pink Floyd Denise Lescault ... If we do meet again, we'll smile indeed; if not, tis true this parting was well made. — Julius Caesar Beth Torda ... Happiness; like a butterfly settles upon you when you least expect it. Tom Norman .. . Life is a beautiful dream or a horrifying reality; it's all in your attitude. John Neri . . . All our lives we sweat and save building for a shallow grave, must be some- thing else; we say somehow to defend this way. — Jim Morri- son Dora Atwood ... Words with- out thought never get to heav- en. 40 3. Marcia Young 4 Alice Robinson 5. Jackie Rhodes 6. Michelle Butler 7. Kim Robarge 8 Nella Towers 9. Denise Lescault 10. Sharon Lynch 11. Tony Peris 12 Nicole Celeste li Jackie Christopher ... Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best forget the rest, and someday we'll find ... These are the best of times.'' Dean Harrington ... Maybe the grass is greenier on the oth- er side but mines taller! Kim Duell ... The Best of Times; it always will be . . yet never again. Helen Everetts ... It was not the apple on the tree, but the pair on the ground that caused all the trouble in the garden. Nicole Celeste ... Hope for the best and cope with the rest. Kim Monica ... You never know how much you are loved until you give someone a chance to love you. Brian Winchell . . . U.S.M.C. Angela Nichols ... Life is only the beginning; the child- hood of one's immortality. Ron White . . . Everyone wants to be delivered from evil, but I would like it to keep in touch. Gary Bovee ... Follow love and it will flee, flee love and it will follow thee. (Shelly) Michelle Butler ... If love were what the rose is, and I were like the leaf, our lives would grow together in sad or singing weather. Mike Sioui ... No more Mr. Nice Guy, no Mr. Clean, no more Mr. Nice Guy, they say your sick, your obscene. — Al- ice Cooper. Joel Falkenbury ... If you don't shoot, you can't score. Laurie Flansburg ... Mine is a garden of memory; old friends, my choicest flowers, past joys, my shaded bowers. Tony Peris ... The world weighs on my shoulders but what am I to do. You sometimes drive me crazy, but I worry about you. Brian Lucia ... Live your life the way you want to live it, for at the end you're the one in it. Debbie Beckwith ... Through our travels my friend, if you be- lieve in me, 1 will believe in you and together we can conquer our dreams. Chris Collura . .. If you look hard into the future, you're des- tined to find yourself. Ray Wood ... It's important to remember that success is nev- er final and failure is never fatal. But the most important part is that it's not whether you win or lose, it's how good you looked. — David Lee Roth Jim Woodcock ... Where I am I cannot tell. Am I in heaven or am I in hell? Chandra Bogle ... Now I've got that feeling once again. — Pink Floyd Chuck Rummel . . . I've got no time for spending gloom, the time has come to be gone, and through our health, we drank a thousand times, it's time to ramble on. — Led Zeppelin Cathy VanHorne ... There are many unique things in the world, 1 like to think that I'm one of them. Todd Mallory ... I understand about indecision; I don't care if I get behind; people livin' in com- petition; all I want is to have my peace of mind. — Boston Michelle Mosher ... To all those who know the answer, what was the question again? Shannon Tuttle ... Make new friends, but keep the old; one is silver, the other gold. Sharon Lynch ... I try to imagine us when we are older, and it seems that 1 shall only love you more. (Kevin) Kim Eggleston ... Good to forgive, best to forget. Ed Weaver ... I believe every- body gets a chance in life, and it's just a matter of recognizing it. — John Taylor Colleen Dimick ... There is only one heart that will fit; I found mine where I never thought to look, I became com- plete, whole, and strong. I STOPPED SEARCHING! (Sean) Jackie Rhodes ... We accept finite disappointments, but we must never lose infinite hope. — Martin Luther King, Jr. Alice Robinson . .. Fortune is like glass- the brighter the glit- ter, the more easily broken. — Maxim 42 3. Heidi Clothier 4. Tom Morgan 5. Ray Wood 6. Dawn Tooker 7. Collen Dimick 8. Chris Collura 9. Cindy Tardif 10. Donald Stiles 11. Sheri Monroe 12. Mike Rowland SENIOR NAMES ORIGINS AARON (Hebrew) “enlightened ALICE (Greek) “truth ANDREW (Greek) strong;manly ANGELA (Greek) “angel, messenger ANTHONY (Latin) “priceless BETH (Hebrew) house of God BRIAN (Irish Gaelic) “strength;virtue“ CAREY (Welsh) “from near the castle CAROL (Latin) “strong;womanly CATHERINE (Greek) “pure CHANDRA (Sanskrit) moonlike CHRISTOPHER (Greek) Christ-bearer CINDY (French) little one of the ashes COLLEEN (Irish Gaelic) “girl CONSTANCE (Latin) constancy,firmness DANIEL (Hebrew) God is my judge DAVID (Hebrew) beloved DAWN (Old English) dawn DEAN (Old English) “from the valley DEBORAH (Hebrew) bee DENISE (French) adherent of Dionysus (god of wine) DENNIS (Greek) of Dionysus (god of wine and vege- tation) DIANNE (Latin) divine DONALD (Irish Gaelic) world ruler DORA (Greek) gift DREW (Old French) “sturdy EDWARD (Old English) happy protector ERIC (Scandinavian) everruler;everpowerful FRANK (Middle English) free landowner GARY (Old English) spearcarrier GERALD (Old German) spearruler HEIDI (German) noble;kind HELEN (Greek) light JACKIE (Hebrew) supplanter JACQUELINE (Old French) little Jacques JAMES (Hebrew) supplanter JAMIE (Hebrew) supplanter JEAN (Scottish) “God is gracious JENNIFER (Welsh) white,fair JOEL (Hebrew) Jehovah is the Lord JOHN (Hebrew) God is gracious KAY (Greek) pure KIM (Old English) chief,ruler KIMBERLY (Old English) from the royal fortress meadow LAURIE (Latin) crown of laurel leaves MARCIA (Latin) warlike MARIO (Italian) warlike MARY (Hebrew) bitter MATTHEW (Hebrew) gift of the Lord MELANIE (Greek) dark-clothed MICHAEL (Hebrew) who is like the Lord? MICHELLE (Hebrew) who is like the Lord? NELLA (Latin) yellow;corn-colored NICOLE (Greek) victory of the people PATRICK (Latin) nobleman PEGGY (Greek) pearl RAYMOND (Old English) mighty or wise protector RONALD (Scottish) powerful and mighty SARAH (Hebrew) princess SCOTT (Old English) Scotsman SHANNON (Irish Gaelic) small;wise SHARON (Hebrew) Sharon, a plain SHERYL (Old English) from the bright meadow TODD (Middle English) fox THOMAS (Aramaic-Hebrew) twin TIMOTHY (Greek) honoring God TRACY (Irish-Gaelic) battler WALTER (Old German) powerful warrior WILLIAM (Old German) determined guardian 43 SENIOR PROFILE NAMES LIKES DISLIKES PASTIMES AMBITIONS Dora Atwood Rock N' Roll, being with friends drinking swimming, guys manager of large company, married to Bryan Haas Debbie Beckwith Sports. Science English athletics college Chandra Bogle parties, concerts school, homework staying out all night graduate Gary Bovee pizza, Rock N' Roll drugs working get out of school Michelle Butler fashions, ice cream smoking, drugs watching soap operas shopping Nicole Celeste Ted. Lynard Skynard rumors, liars partying, cruising. Lake George get what 1 want, party till 1 can't no more Jackie Christopher Rock N Roll. Saturday nights, being with friends Mondays movies, shopping, horseback riding college, to be successful at whatever I choose to do Heidi Clothier The Bill Cosby Show, hair spray. Gap clothing moody people, diets spending time with friends, eating pass Calc; attend college, marry Pete Chris Collura Lamborghini's BMW's P H D. Oceanography Drew Cornell horror movies, heavy metal, classic cars showoffs, nerds, wearing a tie attend rock concerts Dave Crandall Chrissy, sports brownosers Chrissy marry Chrissy Kim Deloriea Scott, friends, music nerds, getting up early shopping, spending money be a famous chef Colleen Dimick sports (volleyball) arguing spend time with Sean open my own Fashion Store Kim Duell summer nishts. bubble baths, sparkling snow cold hearts and fake friends writing, poetry, collecting dolls be successful in my career, find a person like myself Kim Eggleston pizza, scammers. Nova little” girls boys rumors partying, George's make it in Life, college Helen Everetts Ed. little red truck'. Mrs. Welch 5th pr. study hall parties. Eggleston St. Joel Falkenbury basketball watching wrestling, play basketball basketball basketball Laurie Flansburg roller-skating, shopping country music roller-skating, shopping college, become an accountant Joel Frechette A.V. when people ignore me Hunting become an Israeli chef Michelle Hamm ZZ Top. Lynard Skynard Mondays, rumors, red necks having a good time with friends get what 1 want out of life. Pat Harran Hockey, golf. Erin. Star Trek work, getting up in the morning sleeping, reading, golf graduate, be wealthy, piece of mind Kay Hart dreaming, weekends. Randy facing reality going out eet as much as 1 can out of life tor as little as possible Dave Holland parties having a good time getting a real job William Hulka live music, Italian Food people who think they're better skiing, hiking, hunting, being lazy get out of this town, make it big somewhere Jennifer Jones foreign countries, people, piano science, dishonest people travel work for the gov't overseas. Connie Lescauit Billy, chocolate, kids, money tests shopping, movies, watching graduate, go to college, later marry. Denise Lescauit partying, Rick, NY Giants homework eating graduate Dianne Lescauit sports, food. Nova wenches, working scamming. Lake George, partying, concerts become rich and famous Ron Lescauit Denver Broncos, hunting. Motley Crue school driving wealth Sharon Lynch parties, friends rumors, snobs parties. Kevin, concerts graduate, become rich Todd Mallory NY Jets, Led Zepplin snobs. English class, 5- wheelers moto-x, fast times be wealthy, piece of mind Mario Maningas girls Mondays, liver proneiseuity become wealthy, have a beautiful wife Gerald Matraw archery, boating building models be the best in what 1 do Eric Miller Led Zepplin country music meditation become a brahmin Andrew Monica Dokken, Chemistry class dungeons and dragons. A.V. be a good A.V. person (ha!) Kim Monica money, food, drawing, music homework, housework shopping, music, drawing drafter (design houses) 46 Sherry Monroe Bruce, Aerosmith, volleyball preps, mungers. partying, SPAC, Lake George, Jack Frost Marry David Lee Roth Tom Morgan money, sports, life a certain teacher basektball, skiing make something of myself Michelle Mosher money, Greg, sports, Saabs snobs, tails, cooking cruising, eating graduation, college, marriage John Mulligan sports being turned down parties graduate, college Angela Nichols pizza, volleyball, partying snobs, disobedient underclassmen sports, writing letters to be rich or live wealthily with a rich man Tom Norman music, wrestling, football Physics, Trig, Huey Lewis women be a great lawyer Bill Normile basketball, having a good time losing at anything college Jamie O'Malley parites, graduation brown nosers, school cruising with Cathy and Wendy working in a hair salon Melanie Pekar smiling faces homework daydreaming, shopping have a good life Tony Peris music, cars teachers, tests, brown nosers music, concerts, partying get married, detective Jackie Rhodes money, jewelry, khaki tacky people, public speaking nautilus, bicycling, shopping labor relation work, own Macy s Kim Robarge food, money wenches, being bored concerts, dates, parties graduate, work Alice Robinson polo cologne, autumn foliage, strawberries broken promises, icecubes, rain be successful Mike Rowland music, dancing, good times nerds, geeks, hard rock, tuna boats having fun succeed in life Frank Rummel Rock N Roll, hunting, art. partying squids, snobs, homework going to concerts, working graduate without summer school Mike Sioui cars, guitars, pizza English playing guitar, partying be a graphic artist Tracy Sitls The Stones, Vikings, rice cakes preps. Enticer, jackets, second hand clothing partying, concerts, re- enactments find wealth, piece of mind Bill Stewart sports, baseball, football tests work out, sun, hunting graduate, college, baseball Tim Stewart sports English, squids racing, wild nights college Don Stiles Cindy, cars liars, stuck-up people working spending time with Cindy Cindy Tardif cooking, talking things go wrong read, cook, talk become a chef Jennifer Till making English a second language sharing a locker with Ron spazzing out with friends truck driver with Route to Lanfear Dawn Tooker children, daydreaming being called Miss Tooker babysitting, drawing work with handicapped Beth Torda rollerskating rude people music college Nella Towers Italian food rainy days skiing work for IBM Shannon Tuttle certain pigs, cows, rats, and mushrooms clothes with little alligators. Billy's painful goombas get togethers, writing, strange stories for Jen to read get to school on time for a whole week, become psychiatrist Cathy Van Horne concerts. Billy Idol. Don Johnson coconut, peppers, snobs whopping, walking, friends be top dental assistant in country Jean Van Horne Tim, Aerosmith. tootsie rolls green beans partying, concerts. Lake George graduate, be successful Sarah Ward perfection music geneticist Tracy Watkins field hockey, music, partying Physics T.V., listening to radio get married, secretary in hospital Ed Weaver Nagel's art. Duran. A-ha, Mr. Mister scrubs. Black Sabbath golf, music, travelling become well-known, happy, prosperous Eric Wilkins whipped cream, pizza. Voltron, Aldo Nova cheez whiz, tuna boats whipped cream, spending money, twister find out what's really inside Mr Best's mystery room Mary Williams Grateful Dead. V.N. buses. Navymen Rouge . gym suits demolition derby, skiing, trouble to do it all Cindy Wood money, clothes 15 m.p.h speed limit shopping, travelling college, be rich Ray Wood cars, hunting, friends stuck-ups. brownnosers. Ford cars concert, parties, art auto technologist Jim Woodcock Journey. Lab class school Spanish 4. studs, jocks T V., listening to radio, partying become very wealthy Marcia Young Bon Jovi, Hawaiian sunsets, hot wings scammers, being told no!! , Joan Rivers partying. George s. meeting new adventures-onward out of Corinth and on with fame and glory 47 REMEMBER WHEN TONY AND RAY WENT URBAN SURFING ERIC'S SPALDINGS GIFTED ART CLASSES WHEN DREW BROKE HIS BROTHER'S WRIST CREATIVE WRITING WITH MISS RUTH PREGNANT DAWN IN THE TALENT SHOW VIKINGS, THE TRUCKSTER, AND SECOND LAKE WHEN KIM AND TOM GOT ALONG WHEN ALICE TRIED TO RIDE THE BIKE IN GYM . WHEN WE WON BATTLE OF THE CLASSES FRANK AND HIS BON VOYAGE PARTY .. KING OF THE MOUNTAIN SQUARE DANCING THE TALENT SHOW THAT ALMOST WASNT . ENJOYING OUR CHEMISTRY TESTS SINGING HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DORA IN BIOLOGY NIKKI'S DEEP AND DARK TANS SHANNON AND JEN'S HIGH-TEC LANGUAGE THE CLASS COUP AND OTHER SCANDALS .. BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT BROOKHAVEN SPAC, AND CIVIC CENTER CONCERTS .. TALENT SHOW PARTY AT IRISH'S .. SARAH'S TRIPLE ON A BUNT THE FLAT TIRE AT RAFTERS ON VALENTINES DAY-ONE TRACY,MAR- CIA TONY, AND JAY WILL NEVER FORGET DORA SPEAKING HER PEACE AT CLASS MEETINGS MR MILLIGAN AND YA CANT GET BLOOD FROM A STONE. AND READ MY MIND. WHEN DEAN THOUGHT THE BOWLING BALL WAS A SHOT PUT HAVING TO WEAR THOSE HORRIBLE GYM SUITS WHEN KILLER LESCAULT SAVED US FROM DEATH IN ENGLISH 11 SHERRY,MARCIA,HELEN, AND DERRICK GOT LOST IN THE WOODS AND SHERRY LOST HER WHALE IN THE SWAMP THE PROM AND THE PICNIC .. WINNING DONKEY BASKETBALL GAMES BOTH YEARS .. MARY ANDEE AND CAROL'S ACCIDENT .. THE STRIPPED MANIKINS IN EIGHTH GRADE .. THE UNKNOWN ADVEN- TURES ON THE BOCES BUS .. PEE-WEE'S HOME RUN .. WHEN TIMMY CHEATED ON SUSAN WITH MARCIA — NAUGHTY LOOK OUT TRACE, WE RE HEADIN FOR THE RHUBARB PEGGY AND HER CRASH IN THE SCHOOL HEADLINES GETTING PEANUTS AT SNACK TIME JEN TILL'S SURPRISE SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY . WHEN DEAN LOST HIS PANTS TRACY,SHERRY,AND MARCIA'S WALKS ALONG ASH STREET MELANIE'S DIP .. I DOUBT IT, EASY, DUH, SCAMMER, RELAX, QUAFFER. . WHEN JAMIE AND CATHY GOT KICKED OUT OF THE FOOTBALL GAME FOR LOCKING A LAKE GEORGE KID IN THE BATHROOM PUTTING SNOW IN CINDY'S CHAIR .. NEW YORK CITY.WEST POINT,BOSTON ALL OF CHRIS COLLURA'S MEGABUCKS RON AND JOHN BREAKDANCING AT DANCES. A.V. ANDY TONY AND RAY'S PARTY . GETTING KICKED OUT OF SARATOGA WHEN BRIAN WASNT NICKNAMED ROLO .. WHEN JACKIE AND MRS. GINSBURG TRADED MACY'S SECRETS . DON AND CINDY'S ARGUMENTS NELLA'S SOMERSAULTS AND PETE ROSE DIVES IN SOFTBALL JIME OR J1MAAY THE KENTUCKY MARRIAGE PROPOSAL AND WILL SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT'S GOING ON? WHEN ED DIDNT TALK IN CHEMISTRY (WHEN?) WHEN MULLIGAN NEVER FLIRTED (WHEN?) WHEN DI-DI WAS QUEENIE THE GET TOGETHERS AT ERIC'S FRANK RUMMEL'S ADDICTION TO HEAVY METAL JOEL'S ADDICTION TO LARRY BIRD . PATRICK ALWAYS ARGUING WITH MR. MURPHY, EVEN IF HE WAS WRONG-HE LL NEVER TELL KIM EGGELSTON'S UNDYING LOVE FOR TEN GUYS AT ONCE......MAY THE NEXT CLASS HAVE AS MUCH FUN AS WE HAVE HAD. 48 TEN YEAR DORA ATWOOD is the starting center for the wom- en's Olympic basketball team. DEBORAH BECKWITH is now the manager of her own exclusive chain of sporting-goods stores. CHANDRA BOGLE has taken over Pine-Tree Motors on Palmer Avenue and has turned it into a Ford dealer- ship. GARY BOVEE owns a chain of garages and is compet- ing with Carey in monopolizing mechanic work. MATTHEW BOVEE has taken Mr. Oudekerk's posi- tion as high school Art teacher at C.C.S. DENNIS BUSH is too busy to reflect on his high school years. MICHELLE BUTLER is now secretary of Leggo-my- Eggo Corporation. NICOLE CELESTE is married to Ted and is still get- ting in trouble for things she didn't do. JACKIE CHRISTOPHER developed a new computer- ized intelligence system for the federal government. HEIDI CLOTHIER now happily known as Mrs. Sey- mour (Pete) Winslow, has monopolized the hair spray market, and is still searching for the Trans - Atlantic bridge to France. CHRIS COLLURA now has a multi - million dollar oceanographic corporation and a Lamborghini (for each day of the week.) DREW CORNELL is now pounding railroad spikes with his head for the Delaware and Hudson. DAVE CRANDALL has made a career of the Marines and is now married to Chrissy living happily in Cali- fornia. KIM DELORIEA is now married to Scott, and is work- ing side by side with Chef G. Hoffis as assistant Chef at Saratoga BOCES. COLLEEN DIMICK has finally married Sean and owns her own fashion boutique called Traction Ma- tics. KIM DUELL has pinned Tom in 10 seconds flat, beat- ing his original record because there was no struggle. KIM EGGLESTON is now thrilling audiences world- wide with her famous daredevil stunts on the corner of Grampy's. HELEN EVERETTS is a chef at 21 in New York City, with her own cable program entitled, Let's Cook. JOEL FALKENBURY is now playing forward for the Boston Celtics after Larry Bird's retirement. LAURIE FLANSBURG owns an accounting firm in Washington D.C., frequently visiting the steps of our Capital to remember her past. JOEL FRECHETTE will host the show Mr. Food' on News Center 6 at 6:00 p.m. MATT GRANGER is president of the Gummi Bear Corporation producing only the clear ones. MICHELLE HAMM is a secretary for Andy's Bell Howell Corporation lending advice when needed. PATRICK HARRAN is doing lab research for Skid- more College. DEAN HARRINGTON is now a Drill Sergeant in the Reserves. KAY HART is now the official Corinth Central atten- dance card courier. CATHY HOLCOMB published her own photography magazine on life in rural America. DAVE HOLLAND is a major contractor building lux- ury homes and developments. BILL HULKA is now taking night courses to improve his writing skills. JENNIFER JONES is now working for the U.S. gov- ernment in Sweden and returns home frequently to cruise Mosher Road. WALTER LADD is a diesel mechanic for the Mack Corporation forming a new compact and economical 18 wheeler. PEGGY LAPIER returned to CHS to drive her nieces and nephews back and forth to school. CONNIE LESCAULT is now married to Bill Stewart and spends all of her time taking care of his old sports injuries. DENISE LESCAULT is now married to Rick Rumney and is living happily ever after. DIANNE LESCAULT is competing with Sheri for the manager position at Jack Frost. RONALD LESCAULT is still stuck at BOCES on a bulldozer waiting for Gary Bovee to pull him out. BRIAN LUCIA has climbed the social ladder to the top of Grand Union, and is now vice-president. SHARON LYNCH is a dance instructor for the Radio City Rockettes and is in the process of writing her own exercise book. TODD MALLORY is happily presiding in a boxcar heading south. MARIO MANINGAS is still drinking Mountain Dew at parties. CAREY MANN now owns Wheaton's Moble Station and is still looking for Mrs. Right. SCOTT MANN made his fortune the old-fashioned way, he married into it and now owns a fleet of chauffer-driven BMW'S. GERALD MATRAW plans on being in the Air Force for 20 years. ERIC MILLER has joined the Peace Corps and is tour- ing India with Ravi Shankar playing the Sitar. ANDREW MONICA has bought the Bell Howell Company and monopolized the market on AV equip- ment. KIM MONICA will be married to Joe and have at least 2 or 3 children. She's also a very successful architect. SHERYL MONROE is now owner of Jack Frost and is still in search of her whale. AARON MONTENA is a New York State trooper 50 PREDICTIONS who will most likely appear at the Brookhaven socials. THOMAS MORGAN became an accountant for the CIA but has returned to coach the world-renowned Corinth sporting teams. WILLIAM MOSES repainted the Sistine Chapel and was cited by the Pope for his achievement. MICHELLE MOSHER and Gregory Hoffis are mar- ried. JOHN MULLIGAN owns the 1-800- call-a-girl-ser- vice, with toll free charge. JOHN NERI owns a limousine company for the ex- press purpose of chauffering Ron around. ANGELA NICHOLS is now pursuing a career as Goofy” at Walt Disneyworld and works closely with Donald, Mickey, and Minnie. THOMAS NORMAN is now a famous lawyer and is quarterback for the Miami Dolphins in his spare time. WILLIAM NORMILE is now acting as Buddha's agent and is living comfortably off the coast of Florida. JAMIE O'MALLEY is the hairstylist for Days of Our Lives characters. MELANIE PEKAR is a word processing professor at Stratford Business Institute. ANTHONY PERIS is now a Detective in Chicago for narcotics, and is married to Jenny Mazur and has two children. JACKIE RHODES has controlling interests in the Macy's Corporation and corners the market on the watch industry. KIM ROBARGE is co-starring in Pee-Wee Herman movies and is still looking for Mr. Right. (Carey) ALICE ROBINSON is a major lobbyist for the ERA and spends her spare time cooking fried bananas. MICHAEL ROWLAND is the president of the Reddi Whip Company and has ordered the experimentation of flavors like chocolate, strawberry, and tropical punch. SCOTT ROWLAND will be in constant pursuit of understanding anatomy. FRANK RUMMEL is now the road manager of the newly reformed Led Zeppelin. He is also doing their artwork and photos for their world tour. MICHAEL SIOUI finally has his band together, but has caused their albums to be banned in the US be- cause of the lyrics. TRACY SITTS has finally found the power behind the Magic Mirror-the power lies within this is true. TIM STEWART is still using Hamilton Avenue as a drag strip. WILLIAM STEWART is now the baseball coach for CCS. DONALD STILES has finally convinced Cindy to marry him. CINDY TARDIF will marry Ray and have one more child. Also hope to be a successful cook. JENNIFER TILL and SHANNON TUTTLE have dyed their hair green, changed their names to Cindy and Mindy, and are now thrilling audiences world-wide by activating their amazing wonder-twin powers. DAWN TOOKER has become a mother to all the children of the world and in her spare time is inter- preting for the deaf. BETH TORDA has decided to play the clarinet profes- sionally and has joined the Philharmonic Orchestra. NELLA TOWERS is now touring Europe as a world renowned skier. And still trying to get her fellow classmates on skis. CATHERINE VAN HORNE will be running Dr. Soifer's office practicing dentistry on some of the most prestigious people. JEAN VAN HORNE has finally made up with Tim Montena and is living comfortably while he works as a mortician. SARAH WARD is still in college trying to understand recombinant DNA technology. TRACY WATKINS has been married to Kevin for nine years, and has nine children who still ask her Mommy, why do they call you t-rat? ED WEAVER is now a member of the notorious Duran Duran and is currently somewhere in England making a new album. RON WHITE has made millions in 1995 as Mr. Febru- ary. DAN WILCOX finally decided to take notes in class and has written a book on How To Get The Upper Hand. ERIC WILKINS winning the Tour De France and the Coors International Classic for a record setting five straight years now owns his own whipped cream dis- tributing plant. CAROL WILLIAMS and MARY WILLIAMS regrett- fully could not attend their 10 year reunion as on their journey homeward, Mary's Honda Civic was the cause of a five car pile-up on the Luzerne Bridge. The police are holding them for questioning. BRIAN WINCHELL is in South Asia and is frantically searching for battles to race in. CINDY WOOD has finally agreed to marry Don un- der the condition that she can still go shopping every weekend. RAY WOOD is married to Tanya and finally con- vinced her to have those 25 children. JIM WOODCOCK finally found a new way to express himself to the females of the world. MARCIA YOUNG to this day has been married four times, with five spoiled-rotten children who have had her committed for insanity. UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS Craig Falkenbury (co-President), Kelly O'Donnell (Secretary), Evonne Miller (co-President), Becky Eggleston (Treasur- er) Christine Jenkins (co-Treasurer), Doro- thy Madison (co-Treasurer), Erin Miller (co-President), Mary Beaupre (Secretary), Missing: Amanda McKeon (co-Presi- dent) Barbara Gunning (Secretary), Bobbi Jo Tooker (Delegate- at-Large), Katie Testa (co-Treasurer), Greg Jenkins (co- President), Jill Rivette (co-Treasurer), Megan MacDonald (co-President) Eric Miller (co-President), Jennifer Jones (Treasurer), An- gela Nichols (Secretary), Eric Wilkins (co-President) Activities for The Class of 88 include the new ranking system ... Donkey Basketball ... plans for the May 16 Junior Prom at Holiday Inn . . . magazine sales . .. practices for Talent Show ... Leadership Conferences ... December 6 - Winter Semi-Formal ... candy sales ... Centennial Homecoming Activities ... plans for the day before Christmas Recess .. contributions to the Luzerne Memorial Funds ... choosing a Prom Band ... officers meetings with Mr. Gould and Mr. Hall ... The Regents Year ... Competency Tests ... a second year of Math and Science required for graduation. Advisor: Miss Jones (From Row) T Monica, P Marcotte, M. Ralph, C. Millington, D. Kelley, G. Jenkins, E. Powell, S. Marcotte A Ptxley (Middle Row) G. James, C. Marcellus, K. Kopp, S. LeClair, B. Jiguere, M. MacDonald, M Kingsley L Matraw. (Back Row) E. Randall, C. Ranado, D. Reynolds, D. Krywy, M Philips, T Mosher J Murray D Rudman, M. Montello. (Front Row) B Tooker, D Ulrich, N. Saunders, T. Willett, M Woods, S. Williams, K Testa. (Middle Row) J. Robarge, F. Wood, T. Winslow, M. Riley, S. Shattuck, B. Young, C. Till. (Back Row) D. Woodard, J. Woodcock, D. Woodcock, J. Rivetter, B. Towers, R. Thompson, K. Williams. (Missing) J. VanHorne, M. Schmitt, S. Wood, B. Rowland, B. Tooker, S. Rowland. Gervasio, T. Collard, C. Gamache, S. Bovee (Missing) E. Baker. (Front Row) D. Dake, D. Deloriea, R. Allan, R. Bowers, J. Allen, C. Denno, B Chandler. (Middle Row) M. Bradshaw, K.. Allen, B Brennan, A. Bonivita, G. Baker, R. Duell, M Bourdeau. (Back Row) Y. Bovee, M. Beapre, J. Bovee, J. Bovee, M. Bourdeau. (Missing) M. Dejoseph, D. Duffney. (Front Row) C. Jenkins, D. Fortner, G. Hayes, B. Heller, C. Kirchoff. (Middle Row)C. Gifford, K. Eggleston, D. Hayes (Back Row) D. Guilder, M. Gill, J Harvey, T. Jackson, M Kinns, (Missing) T. Flewelling, N. Fuller, S. Keyworth The Class of 89 plans an eventful and ambitious year! We constructed a float in the shape of a birthday cake for the Corinth Homecoming and Centennial Parade, had a successful Fall Sales Campaign, and contributed class monies for the Luzerne Memorial Funds. We have plans for Sophomore Class Dance, a Ring Dinner, and continued class spirit! Advisors: Miss Ficchi Miss Robear 89 (Front Row) N. Fuller, S. Seavey, M. Scoville, C. VonSeggern, L. Shattuck, T. Slimmer, S. Rice, J. Woodcock. (Middle Row) S. Robarge, J. Schantz, R. Ward, L. WhiteTc Williams, C. Wright. S. Smith, D. Rowland, (Back Row) D. Wood, M. Towers, K.. Towers, J. Thew, M. Rice, M. Spero, M. Towers, C. Winslow. (Front Row) K Lucia, D. Neri, M Lescault, A. Lescault. M. Lescault, C. Madison, T Mosher, T. Lucia. (Middle Row) A. Montello, T Melville, K Price, J. Mjautvedt, J Lewis, R Marcotte. C. Matoon. (Back Row) D. Madison, E. Miller, A. McKeon, M. Kuebler, A. Kutcher, C. Millington, I. Mosher, D. Mosher. The Class of 90 participated in the Homecoming activities by making a float in commemoration of The Veterans of Corinth. We helped decorate the high school gym for the Semi-Formal Dance held on Saturday, December 6. We have plans to sponsor a fund-raiser in the Spring for the benefit of the Freshmen Class. Some of our other ideas are contests for designing a class flag and T-shirt. Advisors: Miss Guernsey Mr. D'Aleo (Front Row) C. Hilder, S. Keyworth. M. LaCourse, K Lent, B. Lemelin, M. Maningas. (Middle Row) T. Milligan, P. Mandigo, K. O'Donnell. E Miller, A. Lynch, M Lawson, T. Mosher. (Back Row) R. Nelson, M Nelson, R Lescault. N. Kloss.C. O'Malley. B. Ives, M. Ladd, S. Hoebeke. (Missing) J. Jenkins, M Mahay. R. Matraw, M. Millington, B. O'Donnell. (Front Row) T. Harpinger. P. Dougherty. L. Emery. A. Farmers, J Harrington. E. Ovitt. B Fuller. D. Farr, J. Elwell. J Harvey. (Middle Row) J. Hayes. K. Green. J. Emery, B Edwards, S. Fuller, D. Gurney, G. Ellis. (Back Row) R. Green. B Eggleston, L. Duffney, J. Derrick. J Ellis. (Missing) C. Falkenbury, A Disnon, D Feulner, 5. Greenwood. M Havens. L Dimick (Back Row) K. Benware, J. Camp, J. Brennan. R. Beaupre. (Middle Row) D. Colson, S. Clothier, L. Cummings. K. Clement, B. Bordeau, M. Debates. (Front Row) D. Colson, J. Brown, A. Cuva, P. Anderson, A. Denton K Dejoseph, A. Brady. (Missing) B. Baldwin, R Brake, J. Brownell, W. Cowles, A. Crisler, E. Bishop, B. Crannell. 90 90 90 (Front Row) M. Walsh, B Randall. R Robarge, J. Thew. S. Smith. T. Smith. (Middle Row) N. Stangle. R. Weber. L. Soifer, J. Powell, E. Pilleskey, (Back Row) R. Solomon, L. Walker, H. Petteys. (Missing) T. Perry, J. Stanley. S. Steele, J. Summers, E.J. Thompson, T. Towers, M. White. W. Wood, M. Wright, T Wood (Front Row)C. Holmes, V. Finch, C. Flanders, J. Hart, H. Dougan, M Kathan, J. Hillis, L. Facteau, D. Holland,. M Fitzgerald. (Middle Row) G. Emery, M. Emery, E. Heller, S. Hopkins, J. Dingman, S. Howard. L. Kinns, C. Dumas, J. Gunning. (Back Row) G. Graham, J. Hayes, J. Hamm, J. Havens, A. Guilder, J. Emery, G. Kopp. 91 91 91 sa (Front Row) C. Craft, C. Atwood, S. Bala, H. Caldwell, T. Clothier, M. Bilodeau, S. Bacon, A. Colson, K. Brennan. (Middle Row) J. Allen, B. Bovee, M Duell, C. Clement, M. Benway, N. Debates, J. Bovee, B. Barrass, M Bovee. (Back Row) R. Bunzey, O. Bovee, C. Aiken, E. Cowles, E. Berg, E. Coker, A. Bannon. (Missing) L. Delisle. (Back Row) E. Wester, K. Sarkany, J. Shayne, C. Towers, R. Stiles, J. Slimmer, G. Thew. (Middle Row) K Williams, E. Underwood, H. Towers. F. Willett. K. Rowland. J. Schantz, S. Scoville. J. Wood. (Front Row) L. Willett, C. Sherman, L. Wilson. D. Smith, C. Thew, J Robbins, D. Sirchia, R. Rocker, A. Sawyer, B Rose. (Missing) K. Robarge, B. Smith. (Back Row) G. Peck, A. Lescault, M Putman. M Moses, E Robarge. C. Williams, L. Ovitt. (Middle Row) A Mulligan, P La Pell. R Murray, J. Matoon, T. Maningas, S. LaBrake, A Mosher. M Millington. (Front Row) Y. Lescault. A Lescault. K NoWhitney, D. Patnode, C Peacock. M Rice, S Morey. S. Mosher. K Palmatier 59 (Front Row) J. Green, N. Hoffman. J. Emery, S. Hull, P. Fuller, E. Knowlton, K. Glossner, A. Jerimias, S. Hamm. (Middle Row) D. Kirchoff, T. DonaHigh, J. Duell, Z. Dejoseph, D. Dayton, T. Hilder, S. Dubee, R. Edwards. (Back Row) J. DeMattes, 5. Kota, S. Green, C. Hall, K. Jordan. (Front Row) K. Straight, A. Sawyer, M. Winslow, D. Thieverge, E. Witte, 5. Stangle, K. Thompson, L. Senecal, M. White.(Middle White. (Middle Row) D. Schmitt, J. Williams, E. Tooker, B. York, S. Williams, M. Wood, C. Weeks. N. Solomon. (Back Row) L. Spero, C. Zajaceskowski, B. Sprague, C. Sherman, T. Sprague, K. Vanderwarker, L. Skinner, D. White. (Missing) C. Winslow. (Front Row) A Bovee, R. Bowers, J. Atwood, A. Clark, D. Baker, C. Allen, T. Bovee, D. Byron. (Middle Row) R Benway, K. Berg, N. Colson, T. Baker, B. Anderson, S. Clayton, D. Angulski, M. Bishop. (Back Row) B. Bonivita, A. Bunzey, N. Allen, K Bronzene, D. Chandler, S. Carpenter. 60 (Front Row) S. Ovitt, P. O Donahue, C. LaPier, M Mosher, J Robbins. F Pekar, C. Lange (Middle Row) D. Marcotte, A Murray, J.Marcotte, D. Lozier, J.Lent, S. Lewis, J. Lemilion. S. Murray (Back Row) P Ovitt D Prosser. D Lambert, C. Mosher, M. MacDonald. E. Mahay, M Rhodes. M Muller ORGANIZATIONS A.V. CLUB (Front Row) C. Sherman, B. Gervasio, J. Frechette, K. Wil- liams (Middle Row) D. White, S. Shattuck, D. Lambert, D Marcotte (Back Row) J. Slim- mer, J. Robbins, J Marcotte. L. Skinner (Missing) M Pekar, M. Hamm JUNIOR BAND (Front Row) R. Benway, D. Thieverge, M. Winslow, N. Colson. H. Dougan, D. Day- ton, L. Facteau, J. Hillis (Back Row) K. Jordon. K. Williams. S. Kota, E. Underwood. D. By- ron, N. Debates, K. Clement. L. Willett, Mr. Orsini SENIOR BAND (Front Row) K. Kopp, M. La- course, D. Atwood, B. Torda, C. VonSeggern, J. Derrick, S. Smith, K. Clement, M. Phil- lips. D. Krywy, E. Miller, A Lynch. C. Winslow. (Middle Row) L. Soifer, T. Harpinger, N. Fuller, J. Harrington, N Saunders, C. Bunzey, M. Brad- shaw, C. Jenkins, A. Robin- son, J. Jones. (Back Row) B Chandler, T. Collard. M Kuebler, C. Williams. L. Walker, D. Farr, E. Miller, T Melville. E. Thompson, K. O'Donnell, G. James. M. Law- son, W. Cowles, T. Towers, Mr. Orsini. (Missing) J. Brow- nell, A. Crisler, D. Madison, A. McKeon, J. Powell. STAGE BAND (Front Row) M Kuebler, C. Williams, K. O'Donnell, M. Phillips, C. Bunzey, K. Kopp, Mr Orsini (Back Row) E. Mill- er, T. Collard, N. Saunders, E. Thompson, M Lawson, J. Jones (Missing) A. McKeon, S. Ward. A.M. BOCES (Front Row) D. Bush, D. Ma- traw, E. Underwood, M Brown, H. Events. W. Lucia, W. Ladd. (Middle Row) M. Bo- vee, C. Colson, L. Lucia, S. Harrington, C. Holcomb, M Pekar, M. Hamm, C. Tardif, G. Matraw, C. Shippee (Back Row) J. Spotswood, M. Grang- er, B Moses. D. Stiles, M Green. L. Havens. (Missing) E. Allen, R. Clothier, D. Gurtler, T. Senecal, S. Wood. P.M. BOCES (Front Row) L. Matraw, A. Pix- ley, B. Tooker. B. Tooker, M. Young, D. Tooker, R. Gerva- sio, D. Colson (Second Row) D. Guilder, S. Hoebeck, D. De- Loriea, M. Sioui, T. Lucia, A. Dearborn, D. Cornell, C. Brad- shaw (Third Row) W. Stewart, B Eggleston, K DeLoriea. C. Woody J. O'Malley, D. Wood- cock, R. Lescault, Z. Brown, E. Baker (Fourth Row) C. Mann. J. Rivette, N Celeste, K. Eggle- ston, C. Millington, T. Queen, F. Rummel, G. Barton, B. Earles. T Monica (Back Row) J. Mulligan. B. Towers, S. Eggleston, D. Jackson, T. Stewart (Missing) R. Wood, T. Peris. M Montello, G. Bovee, C. Dimick, H. Locke 55 JUNIOR CHORUS (Front Row) A. Bovee, C. Clay- ton, E. Mahay, J. Murray, E. Tooker, C. Lang, P. Fuller, K. Jordan. J. Williams, B. Barass, R. Edwards, C. Sherman, S. Hull, K Glossner, J. Lemelin; (Second Row) D. Dayton, T. Sprague, N. Allen, C. Holmes, N. Colson, E. Witte, B. Spra- gue, S. Bacon, M. Muller, N. Hoffman, A. Bunzey, M. Bish- op (Back Row) Mrs. Flynn; A. Jeremias, J. Schantz, A. Ban- non, T. Baker, M. Mac Don- ald, K. Bronzene, N. DeBates, S. Kota, B. Bonavita, K. Straight, S. Stangle (Missing) J. Dake, N. Farmer SENIOR CHORUS (Front Row) J. Harvey. C. Falkenbury. T. Perry (Second Row) L. Walker. K. Green. J. Brennan. D. Krywy, T. Willett, K. Green. M Haven� , M Manmgas. R We- ber. T. Tower� . W. Hulka, K O'Donnell. M. Kuebler. S Smith. C Williams, S. Rice. K Kopp (Third Row)J. Derrick. D. Atwood. D Farr. L. Soifer, A Denton. C. VonSeggen. B. Normile, E. Miller. G. James, M Lawson. M Bradshaw. T Mil- ligan. R Solomon. J Harvey. M Sco- ville, M LaCourse. Mrs. Flynn (Back Row) D. Colton. S. Keyworth. C Wright. J. Allen. R Brennan. P Mandigo. M Phillips. J. Harrington. J. Bolio. K. Carner. M Rowland. B Farr, C. Marcel- lus. R Green. N Saunders. C. Bunzey. D. Dake. E. Miller. K Benware (Missing) J Bovee. K. Dejoseph. T Fowler. C. Jen- kins. G. Jenkins. C Madison. A. Mckeon. J Schantz. T. Smith, M. White. T. Wood. S Rowland, T. Senecal AREA ALL STATE (Front Row) J. Harvey, M. Rowland, K. Green, R. Solo- mon, Choral Director; Mrs. Flynn F.H.A (Front Row) J. Bolio, K. Moni- ca, L. Shattuck, B. Tooker, R. Bowers, L. Emery, L. Flans- burg. (Middle Row) K. Palma- tier, L. Facteau, A. Guilder, D. Holland, E. Pillesky, L. Duff- ney, S. Bala. (Back Row) M. Bradshaw, J. Harrington, D. Dake, T. Slimmer, T. Milligan. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY (Front Row) A. Nichols, S. Ward. (Back Row) M. Manin- gas JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY (Front Row) J. Harvey, L. Soifer, A. Denton, K. Dejo- seph, N. Stangle. (Middle Row) K. Benware, E. Miller, P Dougherty, M. Maningas, R. Weber. (Back Row) D. Farr, B. Lemelin, R. Robarge, P. Man- digo, R Solomon. (Missing) M. Wright. 57 MATH SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY (Front Row) D. Beckwith, K. Duell, M. Rowland, S. Ward. (Back Row) M. Maningas, A. Robinson. MUSIC MASTERS (Front Row) K. Kopp, M. Kuebler, A. Robinson, D. Madison. (Back Row) N. Fuller, J. Bolio, W. Normile, M. Rowland, J. Harvey, S. Ward, C. Von Seggern, Mrs. Flynn, (Missing) A. McKeon, C. Marcellus. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY (Front Row) J. Neri, A. Robin- son, A. Nichols, K. Duell, S. Ward, T. Winslow, E. Powell. (Middle Row) J. Christopher, E. Weaver, C. Marcellus, M. Rowland, K. Kopp, S. Bovee. (Back Row) B Normile, M Maningas, D. Reynolds, M MacDonald, S. Williams, M. Ralph. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY (Front Row) K. Duell, A. Rob- inson, J. Neri, T. Silts. (Back Row) S. Williams. M. Riley. E. Randall. LANGUAGE CLUB (Front Row) T. Sitts, M. Row- land, J. Bolio, E. Coker, G. Ba- ker, C. Kirchoff, T. Flewelling, M. Dejoseph, J. Jones, §. Ward, K. Duell, A. Robinson, D. Wilcox, (Second Row) J. Till, M MacDonald, M. Riley, S. Williams, M. Woods, S. Le- Clair, M. Lescault, D. Beck- with, D. Lescault, M. Wil- liams, B. Torda, E. Weaver. (Third Row) T. Willett, M. Nelson, C. Bunzey, K. Kopp. K. Ulrich, R. Bowers, L. Shat- tuck, C. VonSeggern, S. Sea- vey, A McKeon, (Back Row) M Philips, A. Nichols, M. Beaupre, S. Rice, E. Randall, K. Ranado, G. James, M. Kuebler. LIBRARY CLUB (Front Row) C. VonSeggern, L. Shattuck, T. Slimmer, l . Bow- ers, T. Harpinger, B. Matraw, C. Clayton. (Middle Row) T. Smith, C. Williams, P. O'Don- ahue, E. Coker, E. Bishop, M. Winslow. (Back Row) J. Di- Mattes, S. Seavey, B. Ander- son, D. Dayton, K. Straight, T. Flewelling. (Missing) R. Allen, M. Spero, B. Bovee, T. Jack- son, J. Dake. 69 S. A.D.D. (Front Row)C Winslow. C Kirchoff. R Beaupre. E Pilleskey. T. Milligan. K. Lent. L White. D. Fortner. M Lescault, D. Nen. M Maningas. K Duel! M Young. B Tooker. L Matraw. B Tooker. S. Smith (Second Row) A Lescault. R Green. M Havens. T. Smith. T Har- pinger. M Scoville. D Colson. J. Bren non, E Weaver. T. Watkins. J. Jones. K Green. J Harvey. D. Beckwith, E Miller. Ms Ficchi. (Third Row) C. Dumas. L. Kinns. R Brennan. L. Shattuck. T. Slim- mer. R Bowers. B. Eggleston. L Farmer. M. Kuebler. W Normwe, S. Williams. K Ulrich. B Bourdeau. W Cowles. J. Wood (Fourth Row) M Rice. S. Hop- kins. S Keyworth, K Green. E. Coker, fc. Baker. D Crandall. C. Buruey T Flewelling. C. Williams. R. Gervasio. K. Kopp. H Caldwell A. Guilder. T. Mosher (Fifth Row) C Hilder. L. Cum- mings. M Beaupre, C Madison. L Wil- son. C Falkenbury. J Bolio. M Manin- aas. N Stangle. R Weber, E Miller. P Mandigo. A Denton. N. Saunders. K Robarge. M Mosher. D. Tooker (Sixth Row) f Ellis. M Kathan. K Williams. J Rhodes. S. Mann. M Williams. K Clem- ent. R Solomon. K. Carner. T. Sitts. M Rowland. K. Ranado. E. Randall. D Reynolds. J. Gurtler. C. Marcellus (Back Row) S. Ward. E Miller. G Peck. M Bovee. J Woodcock. C. Wright. M Law- son. J Till, J Rivette, M MacDonald. K. Eggleston. J Bovee. R White. T Mosher SKI CLUB (Front Row) R. Green, C. Winslow, L. Walker, M. Kuebler, C. Jenkins, M. Mac- Donald (Middle Row) P. Fuller, N. Fuller, A. Clark, G. James, B. Farr, K. Clement. (Back Row) J. Summers, B. Hulka, M. Maningas (Miss- ing) J. Gunning, M. Putman, J. Putnam, M. Brown, G. Jen- kins, B. Earles, T. Maningas, M. Maningas, S. Morey, T. Queen SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB (Front Row) R Green. D Krywy. A Monica. J. Jones. M Maningas. C. Col- lura, D Beckwith. E Miller. K Duell. M Williams. T Watkins. J Rhodes (Second Row) M Phillips. T Willett. T. Mallory. M Maningas. N Stangel, E Miller. J. Ellis. N. Towers. A. Robinson, R. White. S. Tuttle (Third Row) S. Williams. M Towers. J. Till. E Miller, S Ward B Lemetin, L. Emery. B Solomon. N Saunders. K. Green. K Kopp, S Bovee (Fourth Row) T. Winslow. D. Nen, B Lucia. T Norman. J. Woodcock. D Tooker, M Young. T. Srtts, M Rowland. C. Wood. K O'Donnell. C Dougherty (Back Row) E Randall. M Riley. J Ri- vette. M MacDonald. T Morgan. E. Wilkins, C. Bunzey. E. Weaver. M Kuebler. B Normile. J Neri, S. LeClair, M Woods STUDENT SENTATE (Front Row) N. Stangle. E. Miller, K. O'Donnell, J. Ri- vette, M MacDonald, N. Saunders, K Kopp, C Marcel- lus. C. VonSeggern. (Second Row) E. Wilkins,.M. Rowland, S. Williams, B. Gunning, C. Bunzey, E Miller. R Bowers. B Tooker (Third Row) E. Miller, A. Robinson, D. Beck- with, D. Madison, A. Nichols, M Beaupre. S. Ward, B. Tooker. (Back Row) C. Jen- kins, J. Neri, J. Jones, C. Fal- kenbury, D. Reynolds, P. Doughterty. TUTORS J. Woodcock, M. Woodcock. (Missing) B. Tooker, B. Tooker. VARSITY CLUB (From Row) J Neri. C Jenkins. T Nor nun. K Dwell. J TUI. S Tuttle, T Silt D Tooker. M Young. B Stewart (Sec ond Row) K Ranado. E Randall, M Wil liams, C Kirchoff. E Miller. S Ward. K Green. K Monica. T Collard. D Kelly (Third Row) R. White, D. Rowland. J Mjaatvedt. T Flewelling, M Lescault. A Lesceult. D Lescault. S LeClair, S. Wil- liams. M. Philips. D. Crandall. (Fourth Row) B Normile, B Towers. D Jackson, M Mosher. D Reynolds, E. Weaver. A. Nichols. T Mallory. J Falkenbury. (Fifth Row) T. Watkins. T Stewart. J Mulli- gan. J Rivette N Celeste. K Roharge. M Beaupre. M Towers. N. Towers. J. Jones (Back Row) A Montena. M Mac Donald. D Beckwith. A Robinson. T Morgan. K. Williams. T. Fowler. C. Wil- liams. J] THE 1987 YEARBOOK STAFF (Front Row) B Solomon R. Weber, M. Young, J. Till, S. Tuttle, D. Tooker. Butler, C. Lescault. (Back Row) Miss Robear, Mrs. Bange-Hall, J. Jones, K Duell, (Middle Row) K. Eggleston, L. Soifer, C. Falkenbury, J. Rhodes, D. Lescault, M. A. Nichols, S. Monroe, M. Maningas, B. Lucia (Missing) H. Everettes, J. Ellis. ACTIVITIES VILLAGE OF CORINTH CENTENNIAL - 1886 - 1986 1986 marked the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Village of Corinth. A year-long celebration beginning in November, 1985 was to commemorate this anniversary. A Miss Village Pageant was the first event held and the queens chosen in the various age groups presided over all Centennial events. The Founder's Day Dinner served in our school cafeteria allowed an overflowing crowd to hear the reflections of several Corinthians including Dr. Richard Pitkin and State Supreme Court Judge Loren Brown. Winter Centennial events included caroling, sleigh rides, an ice fishing contest and a Youth Hockey Tournament. A Christmas tree lighting service and Girls Basketball Tour- nament were also held and will become annual events. The 2nd half of the Centennial Year brought an Orange Crate Derby, Little League Tournament, July 4th Celebra- tion, Quilt Show, Parade and Centennial Ball. To bring our Centennial Year to a close an Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service was held, which will also be an annual gathering. Our Centennial Celebration brought together young and old and made us realize how very fortunate we are to live in a community such as Corinth. Lucinda Woodcock CENTENNIAL HOMECOMING V tu ii DONKEY BASKETBALL ' •• - ijr 2 TALENT SHOW SEMI December 6, 1986 — FORMAL SPORTS VARSITY Kneeling: Mr. Rentz (Coach), P. York. R White, D. Kelley, M Kingsley, P. Har- ran. Standing: J. Robarge, T. Stewart, D. Crandall, B. Stewart, E. Miller, K. Beck- with '86 SPRING BASEBALL Jeff Mjaatvedt Greg Baker Tim Flewelling Chris Millington Shawn Marcotte Matt Kingsley Andy Bonavita Keith Towers Jeff Winslow Coach: Mr. England VARSITY Sitting: N. Celeste. D. Beckwith, D. Lescault, M. Mosher, T. Sitts, K. Robarge, N. Towers, S. Ward, T. Cowles: Standing: Mrs. Beck- with (coach), S. Cromwell, A. Nichols, C. Towers, M. Granger, S. Jenkins, A. Madi- son. L. Carney '86 SPRING SOFTBALL l-v. Angelique Lescault Mi-Mi Lescault Heather Frechette Heidi Frechette Laura White Dawn Krywy Janet Allen Chris Jenkins Mary Beaupre Chris Kirchoff Michelle Bourdeau Coach: Mrs. Fasulo MODIFIED (Front Row) T. Mosher, K. Beckwith, R. Green, N. Kloss, R. Beaupre, K. O'Donnell (Middle Row) M. Kathan. T. Clothier, J. Hart, K. Clement, K. Palmatier, K.. Clement, P. Dougherty (Back Row) Ms. Shevlin, H. Petteys, L. Walker (manager scorekeeper), J. Ellis, S. Howard, K. Lent TRACK FIELD Chris Gould Mike Ralph McKenzie Dejoseph Tim Fowler James Robarge Tim LeCuyer Ernest Wester Dean Harrington Jennifer Powell Tammy Mosher Amanda McKeon Karen Allen Cathy Williams Karen Ulrich Teri Collard Katie Testa Jodi Schantz Coach Mr. Hoek Amanda Jennifer Katie Jodi Karen GOLF (Front Row) J. Gurtler, A Milligan, T. Queen, T. Flewelling (Back Row) E. Weaver. D. Reynolds, M. Towers, S. Ro- barge (Missing) Mr. MacDougall (coach) TENNIS Mike Matt Powell Jim Howenstein Eric Powell Anthony Clark Mario Maningas Kinkade Dejoseph Tim Wendell Mike Towers Jimmy Mario Kinkade Matt CROSS COUNTRY (nont Row) A. McKeon, K. Allen, K. Testa, J. Powell, S. Mosher, E. White, B Bovee. J. Schantz. (Second Row) Mr. Bru- no. M. Kingsley, S. Marcotte, E. Powell, M. Jackson. Mr. Hoek. (Third Row) E. Wester, M Ralph, M. Dejoseph, S. Shat- tuck, J. Robarge. (Back Row) A. Bona vita. K. Dejoseph BOYS CROSS COUNTRY (Front Row) S. Shattuck, E. Powell, S. Marcotte, M. Jack- son. A. Bonavita. (Middle Row) Coach Bruno, M. Kings- ley, E. Wester, K. Dejoseph, Coach Hoek. (Back Row) M, Ralph, M Dejoseph, J. Ro- ba rge GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY (Front Row) K. Testa, J. Powell, S. Mosher, K. White. (Back Row) Coach Bruno, A. McKeon, K. Allen, J. Schantz, B. Bovee, Coach Hoek JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY (Front Row) B. Barrass, K. Wil- liams, K. Berg, D. Angulski (Back Row) D. Dayton, A. Sawyer, D. Chandler, N. De- Bates 84 VARSITY FOOTBALL (Front Row) M. Rice, B. Heller, G. Jenkins, D. Kelly, T. Mor- gan, D. Feulner, J. Mjaatvedt, G. Baker, D. Crandall. (Middle Row) N. Fuller, S. Campanero, K. Carner, R. White, J. Wins- low, T. Montello, T. Fowler, T. Towers (Back Row) T. Stewart, E. Miller, A. Montena, C. Bradshaw, K. Williams, B. Farr, G, James, J. Neri, B. Stewart MODIFIED FOOTBALL (Front Row) C. Nichols, J. Robbins, J. Summers, D. Smith, C. Wilson, E. Bishop, B. Edwards. (Middle Row) B. Bourdeau, R Robarge, E. Berg, T. Maningas, G. Graham, E. Ovitt, J. Emery (Back Row) B. O'Donnell, E. Heller, A. Di- shon, C. Aikens, G. Ellis (Missing) C. Ranado, R. Les- cault, J. Thew CHEERLEADERS (Front Row) R. Solomon, C. Bunzey, M. Bourdeau, D. Krywy. (Middle Row) K. Green, L. Cummings, K. Green (Back Row) J. Rivette, M. MacDonald, R. Eggleston VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY (Front Row) N. Towers, A. Robinson, K. Duell. C. Kir- choff, B. Gunning, S. LeClair. (Middle Row) S. Ward, M Williams, T. Watkins, C. Jen- kins, D. Madison, R. Ward (Back Row) E. Randall, K. Ranado, S. Tuttle, M. Lescault, D. Beckwith J.v. FIELD HOCKEY (Front Row) C. Winslow, P. Dougherty, K. O'Donnell, D. Fortner, A. Cuva. (Middle Row) S. Williams, M. White, E. Miller, M. Phillips, T. Wil- lett (Back Row) N. Kloss, E. Miller, D. Madison (Missing) R. Green MODIFIED FIELD HOCKEY (Front Row) J. Gunning, T. Clothier, C. Holmes. A. Bovee, M. Rice (Middle Row) E. Ma- hay. C. Craft. S. Hopkins (Back Row) S. Kota, M. Bilo- deau, M. Kathan, S. Morey VARSITY VOLLEYBALL (Front Row) K.. Monica, D, Lescault, J. Till, A. Nichols, M. Mosher. K. Robarge, Mrs. Pol- lock. (Back Row) M. Beaupre, A. Lescault (Missing) S. Mon- roe J.V. VOLLEYBALL (Front Row) J. Ellis, T. Har- pinger, K.. Aldous, H. Petteys. (Back Row) J. Derrick, L. White, R. Beaupre, J. Allen, C. Williams, Mr. Fasulo MODIFIED VOLLEYBALL (Front Row) B Anderson, N. Hoffman, S. Hall. A. Murray. (Middle Row) K. Palmatier, T. Sprague, B. Sprague, M. Mull- er. (Back Row) B. Benway, E. Witte, M. MacDonald (Miss- ing) J. Monroe, M. Bishop VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL Jim Derrick Joel Falkenbury Tim Fowler Greg Hayes Tom Melville Tom Morgan Bill Normile Chet Shippee Coach: Mr. Rentz Brian Baldwin Andy Bonavita Eric Coker Kinkade Dejoseph McKenzie Dejoseph Craig Falkenbury Dave Feulner Jason Harvey Bryan Heller Paul Mosher Brendon O'Donnell Scott Robarge Mark Towers Coach: Mr. Haskell MODIFIED BASKETBALL (Front Row) S. Williams, W. Cowles, A. Crisler, J. Robbins, M Moses, L. Willet, Coach Hayes VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS (Front Row) A. Robinson, T. Sitts, K. Green, J. Schantz, (Back Row) C. Bunzey. T. Mosher, D. Tooker 89 J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS (Front Row) M. White. A. Green. C. VonSeg- gern, L. Walker, K. O'Donnell, B Bunzey, K. Green (Back Row) E. Miller, B. Solomon VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Mary Beaupre Debbie Beckwith Regina Green Angelique Lescault Dianne Lescault Dorothy Madison Kim Robarge Cammy Winslow MODIFIED BASKETBALL Brande Bovee Kelly NoWhitney Kelly Palmatier Michelle Kathan Rachel Bunzey Dana Chandler Donna Angulski Stacy Hopkins Nachole DeBates Kelly Williams Rene Beaupre Michelle Bourdeau Jennifer Derrick Jeanette Hart Brenda Ives Nicol Kloss Kim Lent Denise Neri Heidi Petteys Cathy Williams Cheri Wright 90 VARSITY WRESTLING (Front Row) C. Ranado, S. Shattuck, E. Powell, D. Jackson, M. Jackson, B Winchell (Back Row) T. Norman, E. Miller, D. Cran- dall, J. Mulligan, J. Mjaatvedt, G. Baker, Mr. Sherman J.V. WRESTLING MODIFIED WRESTLING Danny Rowland Scott Rowland Dave Gurney Kevin Eggleston Doug Reynolds Jody Woodcock Sean Marcotte Jeremy Summers Chris Gifford Tim Flewelling Kraig Price Derrick Gurtler Terry Towers Matt Rice Mike Bourdeau Coach: Mr. Sherman Dennis Baker Zane Dejoseph Andy Clark Damian LaPier Louie DeLisle Scott La Brake Erin Coker Gus Graham Eric Berg Gary Emery Robbie Stiles Desi Sirchia Coach: Mr. Spieldenner 91 PATRONS 10 Years or More Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Ahern Board of Education Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bredenko Corinth Wine and Liquors Inc. Cote Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grippe Dr. Joshua Herzlinger, D.D.S. Hudson River Federal Credit Union International Paper Co. Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacDougall Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Matino Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moynihan Florence A. Naudain Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nolan Mr. and Mrs. William Normile Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Oudekerk Pearl's Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell Mr. and Mrs. Corky Shattuck Mr. and Mrs. John Sprague Mr. and Mrs. John Tooker Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Welch Waring's Pharmacy 6 Years Richard J. Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. John Carney Miss Karen Jones Corinth Newsroom Mr. and Mrs. Donald Niles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Winslow 5 Years Mr. and Mrs. David Fasulo 4 Years Dr. Robert and Mrs. Jane Flynn cont. on pg. 94 3 Years Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dingman Mr. and Mrs. James Hall Rustic Barn Camp Sites Mr. and Mrs. Ronald White Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wood 2 Years Adirondack Auto Supply ADVAN Class Of 1987 Creative Hair Styling Mildred Feulner Mr. and Mrs. Jon G. Hoek Mrs. Hopkins Hudson Grove Trading Post Ms. Susan Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Art Randall Stone's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodcock, Sr. 1 Year Mr. and Mrs. John Aldridge Deborah Mae Allen Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Wood Mr. and Mrs. Millard A. Arnold III and family Mr. D. Baldwin Brookhaven Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brownell and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler and family Ms. Lorna Eggelston Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark Eggleston Mrs. Shirley A. Eggleston Mr. and Mrs. Sally and Walter Everetts Miss Bridget Ficchi I Mr. and Mrs. J. Flansburg Greenfield Corner Store Greenfield Mobil Greenfield Village Inn and Motel Greenfield Volunteer Fire Company Mary Beth Guernsey Good Luck-Corinthian Market Paul Davis Sons Contractors Mr. and Mrs. David Hall Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Hart Haven of Rest Mr. Harold Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alain Lescault Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lescault Lumac Company Mr. and Mrs. William Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Mario Maningas Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mann Frank Mihalek Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller Mister Movie II Mr. and Mrs. John Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Terry Morgan New Village Diner Northern Borne Mr. Paul V. Orsini Mr. and Mrs. John Petteys Joan Reed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes Jr. Rhode's Trucking Miss Lori Robear Miss Karen Shevlin Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sitts Ed, Donna and Jeff Stanley Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart The Corinth Emergency Squad, Inc. The Corinth Fire Dept. The Corinth Highway Dept. The Staff at Jack Frost Barbara and William Tuttle Addie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young Michelle Butler Treasurer Helen Everetts Photographer It has been a long struggle but with patience and enthusiasm we did it! And here is the end product — The 1987 Yearbook. . .... . The 1987 yearbook staff would like to thank the student body for cooperating with the photographer during the numerous group shots, and the Administration and Faculty for their assistance and patience throughout the year. . ... A special thank you to the underclassmen for their typing and identification of photos. Also, to Miss Jones for allowing us to borrow her photographs and to Mr. Baldwin for allowing us to use the typewriters. Finally, we thank Mrs. Bange-Hall and Miss Robear for those sudden bursts of energy and support during rough spots. Without your support, this treasure of memories could not have been produced. We leave Corinth High School with our memories and a message to those who follow. For one to succeed in the production of a yearbook, or the production of anything that holds value in our lives, it is important to remember that working together makes the road easier to travel. Good Luck, Ooduom ‘TfY JuwsPian— Editor-in-Chief As the advisors for the 1986-87 yearbook, we take this opportunity to give special recognition to Dawn Tooker, Editor-in-Chief. Dawn, you became our inspiration this year. When the staff began to dwindle, you kept plugging away. When the deadline was overdue, you never gave in. When quick meetings turned into two hour cropping sessions, you were still able to smile and assure us that it would be done. Thank you. Dawn, for your consistency and willingness to give more than 100%. Without you, there would be no 1986-87 yearbook. Mrs. Bange.HaU Miss Robear DORA ATWOOD • DEBBIE BECKWITH • CLASS OF 1987 • CHANDRA BOGLE • GARY BOVEE • THE TOMAHAWKS • MATT BOVEE • DENNIS BUSH • MARCH 6 7 -OUR BEST SHOT • MICHELLE BUTLER «NICOLE CELESTE MAY 17,1986-PROM «JACKIE CHRISTOPHER HEIDI CLOTHIER • HOMECOMING 1986 • CHRIS COLLURA • DREW CORNELL • DAVE CRANDALL • KIM DELORIEA COLLEEN DIMICK • KIM DUELL • KIM EGGLESTON • HELEN EVERETTS • JOEL FAULKENBURY • LAURIE FLANSBURG • DONKEY BASKETBALL GAMES-WINNING TWO YEARS STRAIGHT • JOEL FRECHETTE • MATT GRANGER • MAY 8 - 10- SENIOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON, D.C. • MICHELLE HAMM • PAT HARRAN • GRADUATION DAY-JUNE 20, 1987 • DEAN HARRINGTON KAY HART • WINTER SEMI-FORMALS • CATHY HOLCOMB • DAVE HOLLAND • JUNE 4, 1985-RECEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS • BILL HULKA • JENNIFER JONES • BATTLE OF THE CLASSES • WALTER LADD • PEGGY LAPIER • CONNIE LESCAULT DENISE LESCAULT RUMNEY • STUDENTS OF THE MONTH • DIANNE LESCAULT • RON LESCAULT • SPANISH EXCHANGE STUDENTS • BRIAN LUIA • SHARON LYNCH • FRIDAY NIGHT DANCES AT SCHOOL • TODD MALLORY • MARIO MANINGAS • MINI-SKIRTS, COLLARS- UP. MUSCLE SHIRTS. HANG-LOOSE SUSPENDERS, FLUORESCENT FLINGS, CHECKS, POLKADOTS. CROSSES, AND STRIPES • CAREY MANN • SCOTT MANN • HIGH-WATER PANTS. TAILS. LACY LOOKS, MICHEAL JACKSON’S DUDS • GERALD MATRAW • ERIC MILLER • ANDREW MONICA • KIM MONICA • SHERRY MONROE • 7th GRADE • AARON MONTENA • TOM MORGAN • SUMMER SCHOOL • BILL MOSES • MICHELLE MOSHER • BOCES • JOHN JENNIFERTILL� DAWN TOOKER BETH TORDA� NELLATOWERS MULLIGAN • JOHN NERI • ANGELA NICHOLS• TOM NORMAN «THEGREAT ATHLETES OF THE CLASS OF 1987 • BILL NORMILE • JAMIE O'MALLEY • TURNING SWEET SIXTEEN • MELANIE PEKAR • TONY PERIS «SPANISH VOLLEYBALL • JACKIE RHODES • KIM ROBARGE • ALICE ROBINSON • MIKE ROWLAND • SCHOOL LUNCHES • SCOTT ROWLAND • CHUCK RUMMEL • THE UPCOMING ADDITIONS TO THE SCHOOL • MIKE SIOUI • TRACY SITTS • PROM QUEEN AND KING • TIM STEWART • BILL STEWART • ALDO NOVA, AC-DC, MOTLEY CRUE. BON JOVI, LED ZEP, AEROSMITH. • DON STILES • CINDY TARDIF • THE NEW TEACHERS AND THE RETIREES • - SHANNON TUTTLE • CATHY VAN HORNE • ATRIP IN THIRD GRADE TO ALBANYTO SEE PIPPILONGSTOCKING • JEAN VAN HORNE • SARAH WARD • TRACY WATKINS • ED WEAVER • RON WHITE • DAN WILCOX • BREAKDANCING • ERIC WILKINS • CAROL WILLIAMS • SENIOR PORTRAITS TAKEN OVER THE SUMMER • MARY WILLIAMS • BRIAN WINCHELL • CINDY WOOD • RAY WOOD • LANGUAGE CLUB • INDUCTION • JIM WOODCOCK • MARCIA YOUNG • PROM THEME — STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN::: ... THERE'S A LADY ON SHORE, ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD AND SHE'S BUYING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN .. WHEN SHE GETS THERE SHE KNOWS IF THE STORES ARE ALL CLOSED WITH THE WORD SHE CAN GET WHAT SHE CAME HERE FOR . AW, AW AND SHE'S BUYING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN . THERE'S A SIGN ON THE WALL BUT SHE WANTS TO BE SURE. CAUSE YOU KNOW SOMETIMES WORDS HAVE NO MEANING. IN THE TREE BY THE BROOK, THERE'S A SONGBIRD WHO SINGS SOMETIMES ALL OF OUR THOUGHTS THAT MISGIVE HER . . OH IT MAKES ME WONDER. OH. IT MAKES ME WONDER . THERE’S A FEELING I GET. WHEN I LOOK TO THE WEST AND MY SPIRIT IS CRYING FOR LEAVING . IN MY THOUGHTS I HAVE SEEN RINGSOFSMOKETHROUGHTHE TREES AND THE VOICES OF THOSE WHO STAND LOOKING . OH, IT MAKES ME WONDER • DORA ATWOOD • DEBBIE BECKWITH • CLASS OF 1987 • CHANDRA BOGLE•GARY BOVEE•THE TOMAHAWKS • MATT BOVEE • DENNIS BUSH • MARCH 6 7 -OUR BEST SHOT • MICHELLE BUTLER • NICOLE CELESTE • MAY 17, 1986- PROM • JACKIE CHRISTOPHER • HEIDI CLOTHIER HOMECOMING 1986«CHRISCOLLURA • DREW CORNELL • DAVE CRANDALL • KIM DELORIEA • COLLEEN DIMICK • KIM DUELL • KIM EGGLESTON • HELEN EVERETTS • JOEL FAULKENBURY • LAURIE FLANSBURG • DONKEY BASKETBALL GAMES-WINNING TWO YEARS STRAIGHT • JOEL FRECHETTE • MATT GRANGER • MAY 8 - 10-SENIOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON. D.C. • MICHELLE HAMM • PAT HARRAN • GRADUATION DAY-JUNE 20. 1987 • DEAN HARRINGTON KAY HART • WINTER SEMI-FORMALS • CATHY HOLCOMB • DAVE HOLLAND • JUNE 4. 1985-RECEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS • BILL HULKA • JENNIFER JONES • BATTLE OF THE CLASSES • WALTER LADD • PEGGY LAPIER • CONNIE LESCAULT DENISE LESCAULT RUMNEY • STUDENTS OF THE MONTH • DIANNE LESCAULT • RON LESCAULT • SPANISH EXCHANGE STUDENTS • BRIAN LUIA • SHARON LYNCH • FRIDAY NIGHT DANCES AT SCHOOL • TODD MALLORY • MARIO MANINGAS • MINI-SKIRTS, COLLARS-UP. MUSCLE SHIRTS, HANG-LOOSE SUSPENDERS. FLUORESCENT FLINGS, CHECKS, POLKADOTS. CROSSES, AND STRIPES • CAREY MANN • SCOTT MANN • HIGH-WATER PANTS. TAILS. LACY LOOKS. MICHEAL JACKSON'S DUDS «GERALD MATRAW «ERIC MILLER «ANDREW MONICA KIM MONICA • SHERRY MONROE • 7th GRADE • AARON MONTENA • TOM MORGAN • SUMMER SCHOOL • BILL MOSES • MICHELLE MOSHER • BOCES • JOHN MULLIGAN • JOHN NERI • ANGELA NICHOLS • TOM NORMAN • THE GREAT ATHLETES OFTHE CLASS OF 1987 • BILL NORMILE • JAMIE O'MALLEY • TURNING SWEET SIXTEEN • MELANIE PEKAR • TONY PERIS •SPANISH VOLLEYBALL • JACKIE RHODES • KIM ROBARGE • ALICE ROBINSON • MIKE ROWLAND • SCHOOL LUNCHES • SCOTT ROWLAND • CHUCK RUMMEL • THE UPCOMING ADDITIONS TO THE SCHOOL • MIKE SIOUI • TRACY SITTS • PROM QUEEN AND KING • TIM STEWART • BILL STEWART • ALDO NOVA. AC-DC, MOTLEY CRUE, BON JOVI, LED ZEP. AEROSMITH. • DON STILES • CINDY TARDIF • THE NEWTEACHERS AND THE RETIREES • JENNIFER TILL • DAWN TOOKER • BETH TORDA� NELLA TOWERS • SHANNON TUTTLE • CATHY VAN HORNE ATRIP IN THIRD GRADE TO ALBANY TO SEE PIPPILONGSTOCKING� JEAN VAN HORNE «SARAH WARD� TRACYWATKINS� EDWEAVER� RON WHITE� DAN WILCOX • BREAKDANCING • ERIC WILKINS • CAROL WILLIAMS • SENIOR PORTRAITS TAKEN OVER THE SUMMER� MARY WILLIAMS� BRIAN WINCHELL� CINDY WOOD� RAYWOOD� LANGUAGE CLUB INDUCTION • JIM WOODCOCK • MARCIA YOUNG • PROM THEME — STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN::: . THERE'S A LADY ON SHORE ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD AND SHE'S BUYING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN WHEN SHE GETS THERE SHE KNOWS IF THE STORES ARE ALL CLOSED WITH THE WORD SHE CAN GET WHAT SHE CAME HERE FOR ... AW. AW .. .AND SHE'S BUYING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN ... THERE'S A SIGN ON THE WALL BUT WONDER. OH. IT MAKES ME WONDER .. . THERE'S A FEELING I GET, WHEN I LOOK TO THE WEST AND MY SPIRIT IS CRYING FOR LEAVING .. IN MY THOUGHTS I HAVE SEEN RINGS OF SMOKETHROUGHTHETREESANDTHE VOICES OF THOSE WHO STAND LOOKING OH, IT MAKES ME WONDER • DORA ATWOOD • DEBBIE BECKWITH • CLASS OF 1987 • CHANDRA BOGLE • GARY BOVEE THE TOMAHAWKS • MATT BOVEE • DENNIS BUSH • MARCH 6 7 -OUR BEST SHOT • MICHELLE BUTLER • NICOLE CELESTE • MAY 17. 1986- PROM • JACKIE CHRISTOPHER • HEIDI CLOTHIER • HOMECOMING 1986� CHRISCOLLURA • DREW CORNELL • DAVE CRANDALL • KIM DELORIEA • COLLEEN DIMICK • KIM DUELL • KIM EGGLESTON • HELEN EVERETTS • JOEL FAULKENBURY • LAURIE FLANSBURG • DONKEY BASKETBALL GAMES-WINNING TWO YEARS STRAIGHT •JOEL FRECHETTE• MATT GRANGER • MAY 8 - 10-SENIOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON. DC. • MICHELLE HAMM • PAT HARRAN • GRADUATION DAY-JUNE 20. 1987 • DEAN HARRINGTON KAY HART • WINTER SEMI-FORMALS • CATHY HOLCOMB • DAVE HOLLAND • JUNE 4. 1985-RECEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS • BILL HULKA • JENNIFER JONES • BATTLE OF THE CLASSES • WALTER LADD • PEGGY LAPIER • CONNIE LESCAULT DENISE LESCAULT RUMNEY • STUDENTS OF THE MONTH • DIANNE LESCAULT•RON LESCAULT•SPANISH EXCHANGE STUDENTS • BRIAN LUIA • SHARON LYNCH • FRIDAY NIGHT DANCES AT SCHOOL•TODD MALLORY • MARIO MANINGAS • MINI-SKIRTS. COLLARS-UP. MUSCLE SHIRTS, HANG-LOOSE SUSPENDERS. FLUORESCENT FLINGS, CHECKS. POLKADOTS. CROSSES, AND STRIPES • CAREY MANN • SCOTT MANN • HIGH- WATER PANTS. TAILS. LACY LOOKS. MICHEAL JACKSON'S DUDS • GERALD MATRAW • ERIC MILLER • ANDREW MONICA • KIM MONICA • SHERRY MONROE • 7th GRADE • AARON MONTENA • TOM MORGAN • SUMMER SCHOOL • BILL MOSES • MICHELLE MOSHER • BOCES • JOHN MULLIGAN • JOHN NERI • ANGELA NICHOLS • TOM NORMAN • THE GREAT ATHLETES OF THECLASSOF 1987 • BILL NORMILE • JAMIEO'MALLEY • TURNING SWEET SIXTEEN • MELANIE PEKAR • TONY PERIS «SPANISH VOLLEYBALL • JACKIE RHODES • KIM ROBARGE • ALICE ROBINSON • MIKE ROWLAND • SCHOOL LUNCHES • SCOTT ROWLAND • CHUCK SHE WANTS TO BE SURE. CAUSE YOU KNOW SOMETIMES WORDS HAVE NO MEANING. IN THETREE BYTHE BROOK, THERE'S A SONGBIRD WHO SINGS SOMETIMES ALL OF OUR THOUGHTS THAT MISGIVE HER OH IT MAKES ME