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

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 Senior Play Cast Springtime For Susie Susie Smith .... Ann Thomas Who comes from Texas Armistice .... Theresa Hayes Her colored maid Sam Lorraine ... Kenneth Perkins A henpecked husband Laura Lorraine ... Judy Sullivan His domineering wife Lola Clifford ... Margaret Perkins Laura’s charming sister Wayne Lorraine - - Paul Mittelstaedt Sam’s brother Jud Jones .... James Corcoran Wayne’s closest pal Constance Pawle - - Margaret Alford A friend of Laura’s Bunny Slingsbee - - Clyde Severance Who just slays Constance Cupie Clooney ... Fred McEwen In love with Lola Rita Pandro .... Mavis Leonard An artist’s model Sadie Applebaum - - Florence Fisher Another model Jane Smith ... Margaret McCarthy A clinging vine Mrs. Felix Frankfort - - Grace Sevey Her aunt Joyce Farrow - - Marion Thomas Maid at the Lorraines’ Stage Manager - - Virginia Raymond

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South Colton School Carroll Austin James Cayey Richard Chase William Creighton Donald Fisher John Fitzpatrick Mildred Hammond Keitha James Daisy Matthie Edward McCarthy Hollis Mosher John Raymond Donald Saulnier Barbara Seymour Richard Shea Paul Watson George Wright CLAFLIN’S Lola Gardner Lucinda Leonard Milton Leonard Barbara Long Sonya Remington Grades 1-6 Julia Austin Janet Cayey Ronald Chase Pauline Derosia Dorothy Fisher Marf Fitzpatrick John Hayes Richard James Richard Matthie Robert McCarthy Joyce Mosher Harold Regan Katherine Saulnier Bernice Shea William Sullivan Russell Watson Edwin Young Varion Austin Patricia Cayey Rita Connelly Alene Fisher Elmer Fisher Constance Ford Katherine Hayes Anne Long Robert Matthie Frederick Morrow Theresa Mosher James Regan Howard Sevey Dennis Shea Marion Swift Carlton Wood Lawrence Young Rural Schools PRANK Bernard Buckley Luella Buckley Carol Clothier Ivan Hamilton Paul Hamilton Perry Hamilton Elizabeth Irish Elizabeth Regan Francis Regan Michael Regan SAND HILL Lloyd Alexander Roger Alexander Edward Fisher Mary Fisher Beth Hurley Carmeta James Freda James Louise James Rita James Anita Perkins Vivian Tucker Arlene Burgess Patricia Chase Theresa Creighton Dale Fisher Lorraine Fisher Shirley Fuller Lorena Irish Cherry Matthie Charles McCarthy Patricia Morrow Anne Olmsted Julia Regan Mildred Sevey Frank Shea Sally Tenney Coburn Wood Wayne Young SELLECK’S Charlotte Hewitt June Hewitt Richard Hewitt Harlow Hogle Rodney Hogle Mary Lincoln Rose Lincoln June Moore Irene Stratton Edward Whitcomb Elbert Whitcomb Melita Vanderburg Press Club Again Press Club was organized for the purpose of issuing the school paper—the “Racquetteer.” The staff was headed by Virginia Raymond, as Editor- in-Chief, and Marion Thomas, Assistant Editor. The news collecting, the writing and the mimeographing were done with the help of the other staff members, among whom were Margaret McCarthy, William Selleck, Neil Swift, Fred McEwen, James Corcoran, Theresa Hayes, Ann Thomas, Leota Moore, Laurine Hawley, Harold Perkins, Daniel Hurley, Joan Cross- man, Phillip Mittelstaedt, Floyd Fallon, John Frank, Kenneth Perkins, Robert Sullivan, Janice Gotham, Bernice Gorman, Margaret Perkins, Joyce Hogle, Judy Sullivan and Florence Fisher. Under the supervision of Miss Dickinson and Miss Lutz the “Racquetteer” was published twice a month, distributed among the rural schools and exchanged with neighboring high schools.

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Band This year the band has twenty-eight members under the direction of Miss Katherine James. It has played for the Senior Play, the basketball semi-finals, several spring concerts on the Library lawn, the May Festival at Potsdam, the first since 1940, and Graduation. The Colton Band, organized in 1937, first appeared in purple and gold uniforms in 1940. These uniforms were destroyed by fire in the year 1943, so once more new purple and gold uniforms have been purchased. In addition four majorette uniforms, white trimmed with gold, were added to the band’s equipment. The members and instruments played are: Trumpets: Fred McEwen, Paul Sanford, Danny Hurley, Lorraine Leonard, Margaret McCarthy, Wanda Fifield. Clarinets: Laurine Hawley, Janice Gotham, Shirley Leary, Esther Corcoran, Joan Crossman, Fran- ces Vanderburg, Maureen SanfoVd, Julia Lehry. Percussion: Allen Thomas, Joseph Thomas, Peggy Woodyatt, Sadie Smith, Florence McCarthy. Trombones: Margaret Alford, John Frank, Mavis I eonard. Saxophones: Marion Thomas, Katherine Vanderburg. Alto Horns: Ann Thomas, Margaret Perkins, Louise Perkins, Eileen Seaver. Majorettes: Barbara Fisher, Florence McCarthy, Therese Hayes, Margaret McCarthy. Bass: Greta James. L In addition this year’s activities include a German Band organized by Miss James, for the benefit of the beginners. It made one public appearance at the Masonic Temple in Colton. The members are Billy Schwartz, Ronnie Sullivan, Julia Leary, Patricia Regan, Lloyd Strobeck, Barbara Hutchinson, Greta James, Dottie Alford, Edith Woodyatt, Danny Hurley, Harold Perkins, Reu- ben James, Gary Hurley, Eileen Seaver, Bernice Whitcomb, Mary L. Perkins, Esther Corcoran, Kath- leen Gleason, Reginald Stowe, Maureen Sanford, Edson Robinson, Joan Crossman, Eugene Severance, Betty Green, Leota Young, Kathleen Gorman, Gladys Tupper, Joe Thomas.