Colton Pierrepont High School - Coltonian Yearbook (Colton, NY)

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 MIN TdhpJStStr ' -'r' aea a lgitagjte aiiiartiHf- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the honorable class of 1941» being MIND AND MEMORY, DO HEREBY TENDER THIS AS TESTAMENT. OF SOUND STATE OF OUR LAST WILL AND frag mmm «milii 1« ' .-‘■ jw QUICK AND • fr •nSiOte To Mr. Corbitt, Betty Mittelstaedt leaves her hair. To Virginia Timmins the basketball court. To Pat Olmsted, Jessie Phillips leaves her ability to set ALONG WITH THE BOYS. To Dorothy Lavine, Robert Frank leaves his very romantic NATURE. To THE GIRLS OF NEXT YEARS' ROCK LEAVES nEU»SIE . To Mr. Palmer, Richard Weecar SQUIRRELS DOWN OUT OF A TREE. BEAUTIFUL . Marjorie Roach leaves her S ggjgj Will nwpMiii Senior Class, Shirley Shar LEAVES HIS ABILITY TO GET WITNESSES Robert Frank Richard Weecar Shirley Sharrock Jessie Phillips Marjorie Roach Stephen Stowe Glenn Irish Betty Mittelstaedt wmm Mary France § Mps mmsm r, I.:rJ;• r :- zr. 'ci L‘rj V mamm ■«BBaaaHpi iaiaaigP i gsmBwm ipMMR HL'-.-.rJ'titpi}'

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 K8S ‘ SsmfBmrnr msimmmi pp lifer « Hgifsjl yMr fe.j -- nsss mwsmm aSmKSmissi .... ■ -- rrr-rrrr ??t:ir.W7: u,. M;t? -:» ' ' : lljlpllplj i Sft tffsl ■ fcfesfe' CLASS PROPHECY Hiii SSSrSipiSn'Igit Ol GEE a class prophecy is too hard to THINK I’LL LET IT GO TILL MORNING. HO I HUM» HEY DON’T YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD NEVER PUT TOMORROW WHAT YOU CAN DO TODAY?” Who are you? I’M YOUR CONSCIENCE AND YOU WERE TOLD TO CLASS PROPHECY.” I KNOW, BUT HOW CAN t TELL WHAT MY CLASSMATES WILL BE DOING TEN YEARS FROM NOW? Welll if that’s all that bothers you, just look into MY MAGIC CRYSTAL Wait till I get my notebook. There, whyi I can see INTO THE FUTURE. There is a green forest and two figures are blurred IN the DISTANCE. NOW THEY ARE CLEARER. 01 THAT IS JAMES Sullivan pulling one end of a saw and someone lying down PULLING THE SAW BACK WITH HIS FOOT. THAT MUST BE STEVEN Stowe. So they are lumber-jacks now.” Suddenly the scene changes to a large office build- ing, and I see Jessie Phillips busily taking dictation from Robert Frank, the famous lawyer. From down the hall comes music and also the shrill note of the trumpet.”Why, it's Shirley Sharrock giving piano lessons-and don’t tell me, I know, it’s Mary France. The girls seem to have opened a music studio.” As the music fades, the pjcture changes and I see a hospital. Whyi there’s Marjorie Roach making out the menu for the day. She always did want to be a dietician. And there is Betty Mittelstaedt, the nurse in white. She LOOKS THE SAME AS EVER.” I’LL NEVER BE DONE IN TIME UNLESS I HURRY. WHY, THE SCENE HAS CHANGED. THERE IS A RICH MAN’S HOUSE AND there is Glen Irish, the wealthy bachelor. And there is Dick W’eegar coming in with a drum stick in one hand and a magnifying glass in the other. He never could make up his mind which he wanted to be, a drummer or a detective, and BY THE LOOKS, HE HA,S COMPROMISED. Betty, BettyI wake up. Don’t you know you were SUPPOSED TO GET THE CALSS PROPHECY WRITTEN TONIGHT? Did I FALL ASLEEP? WELL, I’VE GOT TO GET BUSY. HEY, WHO SCRIBBLED ALL OVER MY NOTEBOOK? WRI TE OFF UNTI L WRITE THE BmMI pmm| bBmMm ilirJSii ---ilrSMSWI i ■■ r - ££ » - 2£j •. | 85n ■ WMM 3etty Mittelstaedt ir®?» sjinixvia- : SZunE7w3?3 i ilii ictt iic;ii£rrl «nitri? -TTfi??? si wij 1 ■aBjiiiBitep HHi

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