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

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HONOR ROLL ARMY Harvey Ayres Francis Boyd W X. Donald Cayey C Raymond Cayey '■Martin Clohosey v Charles Coleman Willis Coleman William Coller D Leland Collins -Robert Collins , Daniel Creighton W Robert Creighton Roswald Fallon X James Farmer X Theodore Fisher W Joseph Foster Roger Foster XEllsworth Frank W Robert Frank C X Harry Gilmore X Richard Gilmore I Wendell Gotham XRichard Gorman C X Richard Green X Edward Guiney John Guiney ' Harry Gwynn James Healy Ralph Hammond X Richard Hammond Richard Hatch X Jack Herrick Fay Hewitt '' Donald Irish W Glenn Irish X Hollis Irish '- Ralph Irish John James XJohn Kemp Frank Johnson Myron Johnson Thomas Kennedy Robert Lavine John Leary Lauris Leary Lawrence Lenney X Ethridge Lindsey Robert Littlejohn A Roy Littlejohn D Bernard McCarthy J. McCarthy, Jr. Everette McEwen X Cecil Matthie D V Dean Miles X Francis Murphy X Jack Newton Walter Norman Francis O’Gorman James O’Gorman John O’Gorman Robert O’Gorman John Olmsted Cedric Phillips X Joseph Quinn Homer Reed Daniel Regan Robert Regan 'Charles Saucier Claude Saucier Roland Saucier X Roy Saucier Aubrey Schwartz Roger Schwartz Leon Selleck Harold Severance Lloyd Severance Robert Seymour Henry Seymour Michael Shea Thomas Silvenburgh y Jerome Smith Robert Smith Robert Stone D Donald Stowe Harold Stowe X Stephen Stowe W Glenn Stratton Roger Stratton Bruce Sullivan W John Sullivan W D John J. Sullivan ' Lawrence Sullivan C Richard Tenney Clifford Thomas Leighton Thomas Lee Vebber Fay Vebber Ray Vebber f Clarence Wadleigh Loren Wadleigh W Wilbur Watson Kelsy Waite X Calvin Wood W y Kent Woodard Kenneth Wright Floyd Wright George Young ' Richard Weegar W Robert Weegar W NAVY Francis Hatch Ralph Hatch Jean Hawley Francis Hurley Richard Leary Jack McEwen XJohn P. Olmsted Francis Perkins X Phillip Potter D Phillip Rexford LeVerne Sandford William Thomas Raymond Wright MARINES James Sullivan WACS Blanche Hanson W-Wounded C-Casualty D-Discharged

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Baseball Due to very rainy weather this spring many of the baseball games had to be postponed. This year a league was organized very much like the one in basketball. Interleague Tournaments and Sectional Championships were scheduled. Due to wet grounds practice sessions were short and infre- quent. Members of the team were Jim Corcoran, catcher; Bob Thomas and Francis Woodard, pitchers; George Swift, 1st base; Shorty Olmsted, 2nd base; Paul Mitt, shortstop; Don Austin, 3rd base; Fred McEwen, left field; Kenny Perkins, center field; Humphrey Fallon, right field; while Neil Swift, Dale Robar, Clyde Severance, Allen Thomas rounded out the squad. Gormand Ford, regular 3rd baseman, had to quit the squad because of sickness. This year the girls of the school inaugurated girls’ softball. Games were few and far between, but the Freshmen-Sophomore and Junior-Senior teams created an abundance of diversion for the girls of the school while waiting for buses. Because this activity was outside the scope of the school no games were played with outside teams.

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Coltonian Staff EDITOR Robert Thomas ASSISTANT EDITOR Elizabeth Sullivan ART EDITOR Francis Woodard CLASS EDITOR Sylvia Tenney ACTIVITY and LITERARY EDITOR Marjorie Seymour ATHLETICS EDITORS - Robert Thomas Francis Woodard CIRCULATION MANAGER Eloise Sandford ASSISTANT MANAGERS .... Shirley Alexander Myrtle Huckle ADVERTISING EDITORS .... Betty Fyffe Jean Sullivan HISTORIAN Mary Frank PROPHET Kathleen Olmsted LAST WILL Maybelle Morrow • The Racqueteer This past year found the reappearance of the school paper, The Rac- queteer. The paper has appeared nearly every year for about twelve years with the exception of last year. For the first few issues everybody pitched in and helped make the paper a success. Miss Lutz and Miss Dickinson were chosen as advisors. Then in December the staff was chosen. Robert Thomas, Francis Wood- ard, Marjorie Seymour, Mary Frank, Kathleen Olmsted, Elizabeth Sul- livan, and Shirley Alexander of the Senior Class were elected to the staff. About a dozen issues were published this year. The Popularity Con- test, which was held and published in the Valentine Issue, was the out- standing story of the year.