Corinth High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Corinth, NY)

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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.

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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.

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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