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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

COLTOI'IIHl'I SEIIIOIG CLHSS if OF .OI.TON- PIERREPONT CENTRAL SCHO L U I 5 I IOLUME I3 J NE 'I DEDICQTIOVI For her wholehearted devotlon to her work her falthful servlce to us our school and to the communlty we the class of 1954 dedlcate thls edltlon of the COLTONIAN to Mlss Gertrude Kraft the llbrarlan for the town of Colton Q? 1 . ,sifv:'3 -' . :fl , , , . . . 1 1 I I I Q u ' n ' - - 9 THE STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEI' ASSISTANT EDITOR PHOTOC RAPHIC EDITOR ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR CLASS HIS 1 ORIAN CLASS PROPHET CLASS LAWYER ASSISTANT ART EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR CLASS EDITOR ROVEI ETTA HOWE ORIN THOMAS EDWARD VVHITCOMB JOHN FITZPATRIC GRACE CLARK PATRICIA THOMAS BEVERLY MCEWEN EVA RODWELL LOLA GARDNER ROBERT CAMPBELL GEORGE WRIGHT ACTIVITY EDITOR CATHERINE CREIGHTON ADVERTISING EDITOR FRED VEBBER ASSISTANT ADVERTISING EDITOR DONALD FISHER BUSINESS EDI FOR RICHARD JAMES CLASS ADVISOR BELVA R HAWLEY ART EDITOR .... . ........................... DOROTHY TUPER F CULTY Top Row Rlehl Butler Thexsen Ballou McNamara Long Caruso Brown 2nd Row Saucler Hewltt Lennox Leary Hawley Corbltt VanArman McEwen Col hns Walte 3rd Row Sherry Trauger Hepburn McCarthy Lape Corcoran Glven Harvey Jcln B Sullx an Jolu Hayes Arzhxr Cardner Roy O Thomas Cornelius Leary THE FACULTY MICHAEL H CORBITT Supervlslng Pnnclpal BS Clarkson College MA St Law Umv FRANK R BROWN Coach and Physxcal Educatlon Teacher B S ln Physlcal Educatlon at Ithaca WILLIAM G BUTLER Soclal Studres B A M A St Lawrence Uruverslty JOSEPH J CARUSO Commercial BB A Clarkson College,M Ed St Law Unlverslty MARY C COLLINS Mathematlcs Jumor Advlsor B A College of Samt Rose BELVA R HAWLEY Llbrarran Engllsh Class Treasurer Racquetteer and Semor Advlsor BE NYSTC Potsdam Muslc B A N Y S T C Potsdam M A C8th0llC Unlverslty MADOLYN D SAUCIER Enghsh Languages Freshman Advlsor B A N Y S T C Albany GORDON C THEISEN Industrlal Arts BA NYSTC Oswego C LENORA TRAUGER Art B S ln Art Educatlon at NYU Soph Advlsor Penn Museum of F1ne and Industnal Arts LEAH T VAN ARMAN Home Economlcs B S N Y S T C at Plattsburg ELLA Q CORCORAN Second Grade Colton Tramlng Class SHIRLEY M LEARY Slxth Grade B S N YS T C at Potsdam ESTHER F LENNOX Tlurd Grade Potsdam Normal School BEULAH J MCCARTHY Flrst Grade Potsdam Normal School VIRGINIA D MCEWEN Fourth Grade Potsdam Normal School THERESA S O GORMAN South Colton BS NYSTC at Potsdam MARY V SHERRY Flfth Grade BS NYSTC at Potsdam MARION T LAPE Klndergarten BS NYSTC at Potsdam LILA H WAITE Selleck School NANCY J MCNAMARA School Nurse D Youvllle College at Buffalo DOROTHY T LONG Seventh Grade BS NYSTC at Potsdam AGNES S GIVEN Elghth Grade Potsdam Normal School IRENE W HEPBURN B S m Physlcal Educatlon at Arnold College ADELAIDE BALLOU Second Semester Cadet N Y S T C at Potsdam PATRICIA HEWITT Second Semester Cadet N Y S T C at Potsdam LUCILLE HARVEY Second Semester Cadet N Y S T C at Potsdam WILLIAM RIEHL, JR. Colton Training Class Presldent Vxce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Student Councll Student Councll Valedlctorlan Salutatorlan Class Advlsor Class Flower Class Colors Class Motto SENIOR FACTS Roveletta Howe Rlchard James Patncla Thomas Or1n Thomas Dorothy Tuper Robert Campbell Roveletta Howe Belva R Hawley Yellow Rose Purple and gold Out of these harbors lnto deeper channels all?-,Ula CLASS OFFICERS Roveletta Howe, Patrlcxa Thomas, Rxchard James Mlsslng Orln Thomas ' ' ...................... ................ P atricia Thomas . .LL . . O U ' Z l- x 'K '44 S. W W ' f FQ vq,m ! N 3, ai GRACE CLARK Laughter IS my shxeld Chorus 1 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Semor Play 4 Dancmg Club 2 Racquetteer Staff 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Junlor Prom 3 Semor Ball 4 Coltoman Staff 4 Softball 1 ,-if 54 li vt' maui , CATHLRINE CREIGHTON Chorus 1 2 3 4 Racquetteer Staff 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Jumor Prom 3 J unlor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Semor Ball 4 Coltoman Staff 4 Danclng Club 2 Student Councll 3 ww' ROBERT CAMPBELL Smile and the world smiles with vou Coltonlan Staff 4 Junlor Prom 3 Junior Play 3 Semor Ball 4 Semor Play 4 Danclng Club 2 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 3,4 Track 2,3 Treasurer 2 Vue Presldent 3 Student Councll 4 i ig Business is business 2 Y Z K ' ' 5 N 'a-'M .' Z., a 603' JOHN FITZPATRICK The finest edge IS made wlth the blunt whetstone Coltoman Staff 4 Junlor Play 3 DONALD FISHER The best you get is an even break Coltonian Staff 4 Junior Prom 3 Senior Ball 4 FU'-K Junlor Prom 3 00 Semor Ball 4 ,S-gf Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Dancmg Club 4 fbi- 'GFP' LOLA GARDNER Of a good beglnnmg cometh a good endlng Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Racquetteer Staff 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Junmor Play 3 Jumor Prom 3 Semor Play 4 Semor Ball 4 Coltoruan Staff 4 Dancing Club 2 Student Council 2 Softball 1 2 ROVELE'I'l'A HOWE Young in limbs, in judgement olvl Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 President 1,2,3,4 Coltonian Staff 4 Junior Prom-Queen 3 Senior Ball 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Dancmg Club 2 Softball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Band President 4 BEVERLY MCEWEN Here is a dear and true mdustnous fnend Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Semor Play 4 Dancing Club 2 Racquetteer Staff 1 2,3 4 Juxuor Prom 3 Semor Ball 4 Coltoman Staff 4 Student Council 1 Intramural Basketball Vlce President 2 RICHARD JAMES He should he could he would he did the best Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 3 4 Basketball 1 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Semor Play 4 Semor Ball 4 Dancing Club 2 4 Vice President 4 Secretary 1 Student Council 3 Racquetteer Staff 3 4 Coltoman Staff 4 , , , 9 Y Y l I D i I D Y Chorus 3,4 2 ,QQ I K! . 4' 'ill , 4 EVA RODWELL I can t keep back a song Chorus 1 4 Senior Play 4 Raoquetteer Staff 4 In Q-'S Jumor Pmm 3 Semor Ball 4 N' Coltoman Staff 4 'V' l Basketball 1 2 Fleld Hockey 1 2 Archery 1 2 ORIN THOMAS He IS very precise ll'l promise keepmg Band 1 2 3 4 Dancmg Club 2 Jumor Prom Klng 3 Jumor Play 3 Seruor Ball 4 Semor Play 4 Student Councll 1 Vlce Presldent 2 Treasurer 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Coltonlan Staff 4 PATRICIA THOMAS I can be whatever I w1ll be ' Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 , wr Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 XY? Jumor Prom 3 Jumor Play 3 Senior Play 4 Senior Ball 4 Raequetteer Staff 1 2 3 4 Dancmg Club 2 Clam Secretary 2 3 4 Coltoman Staff 4 DOROTHY TUPER I hope I shall have the lelsure to make good Jumor Prom 3 Jumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Senior Ball 4 Racquetteer Staff 4 Dancmg Club 2 Student COLUICII 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Softball 1 2 3 Chorus 4 Coltoman Staff 4 EDWARD WHITCOMB You must keep your goal xn slght Jumor Prom 3 Senior Ball 4 Dancing Club 2 Baseball 3,4 Coltonian Staff 4 FREDRICK VEBBER Facts are stubbom thxngs Coltoman Staff 4 Jumor Prom 3 Semor Ball 4 'ST my -19 'Y' wg, Mn- GEORGE WRIGHT He has a heart as sound as a bell Basketball 1 2 .,,,,,,,..- Junior Prom 3 Junlor Play 3 Senxor Ball 4 Semor Play 4 Coltonlan Staff 4 Student Councll 1 Sl Illll MASS PIIUPHHIY OPENING OF COLTON GENERAL HOSPITAL JUNE 1964 Th1s IS an 1mportant day m Colton whlch has long been awalted The c1ty 18 all a bustle as everyone 15 anx1ous to Vlslt the modern new hospital Wh1Ch I am kept busy at the swltchboard as vanous people are makmg final pre paratlons for the b1g event The new staff headed by Dr Dav1d 0 Clement does not want one thmg to be am1ss ln thls beautlful buxldmg wluch 18 golng to serve the needs of our commumty Between tlmes I glance from a nearby wmdow to see what 18 going on outslde I Y i ww 0 . Y W' . I is opening today. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Buzz z z goes the swltchboard Who should be on the lme but Roveletta Howe the new dental technlclan 1nqu1r1ng 1f she may be connected with Pat Thomas her asslstant technician as some new equipment just arrived ln a large van dnven and owned by Fred Vebber and they must see that lt 18 placed ln 1ts proper place I make the connectlon at once remembermg these people as my old classmates There 18 a lull at the swltchboard and I take thls opportumty to glance out of the wmdow Who should I see dashlng about the lawn but my old classmate Onn Thomas of the now famous Thomas Landscaping Corp- the most attractlve m the North country Buzz z z goes the swltchboard agaln To my surpnse whose volce should I hear but that of Catherme Crelghton a registered nurse who has charge of the entertalnment to take place ln the afternoon She wlshes me to take down the names of the guests on the program To my amazement everyone of them were former classmates Robert Campbell now famous lecturer on hunting and iislung IS gomg to speak on hls recent safan m Afrxca Eva Rod well Coller noted smger and composer IS takmg tlme from her busy home l1fe to slng a number, wntten and dedlcated to the class of 1954 of Colton Captaln Edward Wlutcomb ns to speak on h1s experlence as an Army Officer orationf' He is attending to the final touches of making the front lawn one of m Art1c Regions for the past five years Richard James the now famous con ductor from New York City will conduct C P C S band of 1964 durlng the program As I finish taking this information I glance at the clock It IS now noon and time for lunch I leave the switchboard in charge of Grace Clark Coller who is a busy housewife but 1S working part time as relief switch board operator I walk lnto the new efficiently operated cafeteria of the hospital which is managed by Dot Tuper another old classmate To my surprlse as I sit down to a table who should be there but Lola Gardner who tells me she IS to be the new secretary at the hospital After f1n1sh1ng lunch Lola and I stroll out about the grounds discussing our good old school days at C P C S huge roller which was dolng the final rolling of the parking lot We enter the building as it is near time for work again Rushing down the corridor I accidently bumped into a tall gentleman As I excused myself I recognized him as John Fitzpatrick now a well known designer of furniture He is responsible for the designing of all the furniture ln the new building John received his start in this line by his excellent work ln shop at C P C S One o clock and back at the switchboard which IS constantly buzzing I answer call after call and then for a short time there is a lull and I take this opportunity to reminlsce Buzz z z goes the switchboard, bringing me . , ' , - 3 ' I ' I , ' I onnn To our surprise, whom should we see but Donald Fisher busily running a I ' ! 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D , . . . . back to earth to hear the stern voice of George Wright, now head of the New York State Police, informing me that he and his squad will be present at the hospital entrance at three o'clock to handle traffic difficulties which may a- rise from the expected crowd at the opening ceremonies which are to take place at four o'clock I am very tired when four o clock arrives but soon forget my fatique when I remember that there is going to be an opportunitv to see all my classmates of 1954 at the big ceremony thls afternoon Beverly McEwen Class Prophet MASS HISIURY THE SENIORS OF 1954 RECORD THEIR HISTORY It being that we the seniors of 1954 have nearly reached the end of our high school days we must have done something worthy of making records We began as curious anxious and excited Freshmen ln Sept 1950 with 25 members We elected Mr Moskal as our class advisor and we also elected the following officers President Orin Thomas Vlce President Lloyd Alex ander Secretary Richard James and Treasurer, Robert Campbell During the year we gained no new members however we lost Vivian Tucker Cleo Rowe Grayden Scovil Mane Butterfield Lorena Irish Freda James and Richard MacTav1sh to other schools or posltions elsewhere . , . . 1 r , . Y 9 ' . . , - . . . . . - - ' I D I 9 1 Y ' Y I I I 9 D I I In the fall of 1951 we returnd as Sophomores wlth elghteen members Durrng the course of the year we galned one member Thelma Johnson and lost two members Vlolet Butterfreld and Edlth Green ThlS left us wlth a total of seventeen members at the close of the year As Sophomores we had Mr Raymo as class advlsor and the folowrng offlcers Presldent Roveletta Howe V1ce Presrdent Beverly McEwen Secretary Patty Thomas and Treasurer Robert Campbell We had no fund ralsmg act1v1t1es th1s year As ambrtlous J umors our total number was seventeen at the beglnnmg of the year but Thelma Johnson and Lloyd Alexander left durlng the year Eva Rodwell Jolned us maklng us a total of slxteen members at the end ot cers for the forth comlng year were Presldent RovelettaHowe V108 Presl dent Bob Campbell Secretary Patty Thomas and Treasurer OTIII Thomas '1 hrs year we were very arnbltrous as we knew we had to be 1f we were ever to reach our goal as Senlors the trrp toNew York Therefore we worked dllllgently at our 3Ct1Vltl6S whrch were a Junror Play entltled Hook L1ne and Slnker selllng of Chrlstmas cards and our Junlor Prom Sprlngtlme Probably the blgg6St moment of our Junror Year was the day that our class rmgs arrrved Everyone rushed to get to the Post Office at the first pos slble opportunlty 9 7 I s ' ' , 9 , Q , . . , . the year. This year, we chose Mrs. Hawley as our helpful advisor. Our offi- Z . , Z . .- , 5 , 5 , ' . I 7 ' 1 . . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . . . I I ! ' As Seniors we experienced the sad feeling that our time at C P C S was drawing to a close This year we had our homeroom in the Library with Mrs Hawley as our advisor We elected as proud and happy Seniors the following officers President Roveletta Howe Vice Presldent Richard James Secre tary Pattv Thomas and Treasurer Orin Thomas This vears activities were Semor Ball At last we had enough money in the bank so that the trip to New York became a reality It took a lot of hard work but the five days in that glor ious city were a reward for our troubles And this as far as I can recall 1S the history which the graduating class of 1954 has made And now I leave you with a sad but sincere farewell on behalf of the seniors CLASS HISTORIAN Patty Thomas SI Illll MASS Wlll We the Senior Class of 1954 of Colton Plerrepont Central School be- ing of soundmlnd WD and body do hereby leave the following of our abilities or possessions to the following people or groups of people To the Juniors we bequeath all the fun and hard work we put into the Sen lor play To the Sophomores we bequeath our ability to raise money for our New York trip our play entitled PIGTAILS , selling of candy and magazines, and our To the Freshmen we bequeath the hope that they w1ll flnd school as much fun as we d1d To the Faculty we bequeath the hope that all thelr classes w1ll enjoy them as much as we dld To Mr Corbltt we bequeath our appreclatlon for makmg all our high school days as enjoyable as they were To Mrs Hawley we bequeath our smcere appreclatlon and gratltude for all she has done for us 1n the two years she has been our advlsor As lI1d1V1dl.l3lS we the Semors bequeath the followlng Fred Vebber bequeaths hrs perpetual smrle to any student who doesn t smrle as much as he does Catherme Crelghton bequeaths her ablllty to take care of candy money to any one who can do lt as efflcently as she can Lola Gardner bequeaths her HbllllLyt0 get along wlth MISS Van Arman to Cherry Matthle Edward Whltcomb bequeaths hrs ab1l1ty to get klCk6d out of shop to Mer ton Scovll Orln Thomas bequeaths hrs abxhty to play the drum to Ronnle Gllmore Rlchard James bequeaths hrs Hblllty to play solos at Spnng Concerts to Tom Ford Grace Clark bequeaths her ab1l1ty to get along wlth Mr Butler to Mlldred Hammond Dorothy Tuper bequeaths her ab1l1ty ln art to L1z Crelghton John Fltzpatrlck bequeaths h1s appreclatlon ln wood worklng to Francis Thomas Donald Flsher bequeaths hls place ln study hall and the speclal behavlor whrch goes wlth lt to Raymond Colvm Roveletta Howe bequeaths her ablllty to play colored characters IH school plays to anyone who IS lnterested I hope they have as much fun as I had Patr1c1a Thomas bequeaths to Jane Olmstead her llklng for busmess sub jects and her l1k1ng for Mr Caruso as a teacher Beverly McEwen bequeaths her ablllty to make sandwlches ln a hurry for v1s1t1ng teams to Sylvla Cassel Robert Campbell bequeaths h1s Enghsh recltatlons to any student who may want them . . . . . . . 9 9 - . . . , . K a . L . 9 J ' , . . . George Wright bequeaths his place in shop to anyone who would like to have it Eva Rodwell bequeaths everything she enjoyed in school, especially Cit- izenship Education to any future Senior who is interested. Signed: Eva Rodwell C- le5s Law yd' Jll Illll PRUM 'c . as 1+ Q i ' , f. r x ' 'D l . x l V my be r . X X y , h ' 1 V n S I X f F A y If ,. i 34 4' if r 'L JU IOR CLASS Top Row Raymond Colvln Edward Flsher Merton Scovll James Regan Ralph Strobeck 2nd Row Edward McCarthv Mlldred Hammond Helen Learv Ga1l Gould Janet Cayey Francls Thomas 8rd Row Mehta Vanderburg Colleen Leary Sarah Schwartz Keltha James Cherry Matthxe Anne Olmsted Beverly Matthews Elleen Norman f f' x+l 6 aedfd JU IOR CLASS OFFICER Colleen Leary Anne Olmsted James Regan Francls Thomas Top Row Mlchael Regan Donald Robar Wayne Young Paul Watson John Connelly Thomas Ford Mlddle Row Donald Holland Lynn Thomas Sylvla Cassel Barbara Garlough Mary Leary Amta Perkms Fay VanBrockl1n Berton Negus Bottom Row Mlldred Sevey Nancy Mullen DeAtta Rockwood Inez Cary Ellzabeth Crelghton Betty Regan Freda Green Janet Rodwell Nancy McEwen Aw Top Row Asa Garlough James Cayey Robert McCarthy Wllham Smlth Rex Sampler Frank Shea Donald Edwards Mlddle Row Joan Martm Charlotte Hew1tt Mary Fxtzpatnck Arlene Burgess Phylhs Tnmm Sonja Remxngton Margaret Connelly Patrlcla Morrow Bottom Row Irene Stratton Rosalle Castor Judxth Clough Rlchard McCarthy Edward Glasgow Wrlllam Rodwell Jean Wnght Theresa Crelghton Mrsslng Rodney Hogle Dalsy Matthre EIGHTH GR DE Top Row Charlotte Corcoran Bruce Ward Roger Scovrl George Cary Ronald Gllmore Stephen Connelly James Tuper Davrd Mackey Middle Row Rlchard Shea Russel Watson Elmer Fxsher Ruta Connelly Sally McEwen Jane Olmstead Helen Tucker Anne Long Fredenck Morrow Bottom Row James Remmgton Alene Fxsher Fem Rust Juha Reagan Ehzabeth Hur ley Harry Grbson Joyce Rust Thomas Manfred Francls Regan Shxrley Smlth Mlssmg Marthena VanBrockl1n Ivan Wxllmart Gorden Ford EVE TH GR DE Top Row Donald Tuper Joanne Gilmore Nancy Marden Vemon Weston Clyde Sevey Lawrence Young Mlddle Row Stephen Olmsted Charles Gernsh Ronald Smith Paul Norman Bernard Buckley Dale Fisher Beverly Trxmm Dorothy Phllhps Elame Matthews Bottom Row Carol Murray Bonnie LaLone Sharon Manm Sylv1a Fmsher Arlene Green Ethel Papaw, Francls Jones Donald Green Mary Lou Strobeck Dorothy Fisher : 1 . I l i 1 : 1 I . 1 Y Y .: l l .l .' . - S.. I I. U 7 ' : , , . Z v I ! I I l 3 G t by I, y I Y l Y l 1 ,4-5 SIXTH GRADE Top Row Richard Robinson Harry Barrigar Richard Mayville Harry Clark James Negus Barbara Wadleigh Luna Straton Slurley Ward Leona Wadlelgh Gail Young Middle Row Patricia Gernsh Nancy Bump Nancy Doyle Joan Coller Edith Fredenck Sarah Clohosey Edward Cayey Carson Scovil Thomas Tucker Clifford Green Anne Collins Bottom Row Jane Green Norma VanBrockhn Leona Green Henry Ford Francis Mor row Susan Lennox Jane Sullivan Kathleen Wright Vernon Hogle Lawrence Regan Missing Raymond Dunning Mary Tyrrell FIFTH GRADE Top Row: Sarah Fisher, Maureen Crumlish, Linda Hogle, Shirley Butterfield, Maynard Rust, Wayne Ames, David Gibson, Gary Gilmore, Edward Long, William Hutchins. Middle Row: Blanchard Howe, Jeanne Stowe, Diane Clark, Marlene Holland, Ella Green, Marie Stratton, David Buckley, William Lennox, Leland Collins, Patrick Regan. Bottom Row: Carol Davis, Theodore Fisher, Shelia Snyder, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Daniel Given, Grant Gould, Allen Fisher, Josehpine Creighton, Kay Thomas, Mary Gerrish. Missing: Elaine Foster, Kenneth McDonald. P FOURTH GR DE Top Row Iva Butterfield Duncan Mackey Janet Papaw Manon Butterfield Rose Tu per Ronald Phllhps Jerry McCarthy Kathenne Mlller Mary Stevenson Second Row Susan Marden Robert Dunnlng George Fisher Chen LaP1ante Jane Go tham Cllfford Butterfield Joseph Carrow Sharon Ph1ll1pa Frank Fxsher Thlrd Row Edward Fisher Betty Hutchinson Eldon Bullls Lmda Battle North Bates Newton Munson Larry Clark Petrea Green Wllham Ford Bottom Row Lorena Rockwood Sally Gotham Joyce Butterfield Elaine Tnmm Con stance Wood Ellzabeth Buckley Richard Tnmm Davld Martin Wade Stevenson THIRD GRADE Top Row Thomas Perry Hugh Newton Everett Butterfield Ruby Murray Lowell Go tham Elleen Miller Joann Tuper Barbara Ayers Faye McDonald Roger Murray Robert Flavln Mlddle Row Kermlt Weston Ellen Hepburn Judlth Tucker Sandra Remlngton Ber nard Regan Elva Clark Elaine Regan Phylhs Rockwood Bemlce Papaw Sandra Wnght Bottom Row Phllllp Rockwood Ronald Morrow Hazel Butterfield Eugene Stevenson John Dolhnger Llnton Gotham Marlene Bullock Alice Buckley Louls Flaher Velva Colvm 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 l : 1 1 1 -1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 2. ,. . l . . , , G 1 1 1 1 ' 5 '1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 . .1 1 1 1 1 1 SECO D GRADE Top Row Thomas Long Gary Rust Noreen Reagan Robert Momson John Westerdlck Second Row Mary Jones Kathleen Glasgow Corena Faulkner Garv Colllns Shlrley Gardner Charles Jenks Douglas Rust Frederrck Cassel Thlrd Row Mane Sevey Wendell Cary Davld Stowe Rose Murray Theresa Fxtzpatnck Angela Hogle Charles Hepburn Llonel Stratton Laura Westerdlck Betty LaLone Bottom Row Jamce Foster Gerald Connelly Retha Gerrlsh Robert Smrth Sharon He wltt Ronald VanBrockhn Lawrence Ford Josephrne Tlerney Bernard S ,fder Sharon FIR T GRADE Top Row Helen Carrow Stephen Ward Wllllam Rlehl Ronald Jenks Peter Carueo John Mlller 2nd Row Mary Clohosev Richard Rodwell Edward Gilmore Gall Alford Loulse Davls Donna Trxmm Norval Tromble Albert Colun Rlchard Butterfleld James Vlresterdltk Martha Butterfield 3rd Row Wllllam Clark Michael Lennox, Ronald Phllllps Ronald Roberts Llnton Go tham Constance Wnght Lena Stevenson Donna Hammond Pam Plann Bonita Rockwood 5 5 5 5 5 - 5 5 5 5 , 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 - 5 5 y 5 5 ' . . . 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' r Y Y v A l 3 .3 r l 3 I 1 Y Y l ' r ' y I l - 1 7 5 Y f ' KI DERGARTE Top Row Geraldxne Green John Ames Sharon Olmstead Thomas Mackey Ronald Rodwell Larry 0 Gorman Robert Gernsh Roger Murray Dlana Rust 2nd Row Glenn Colvm Gary Garlough Carolyn Tucker Wllham Mlller Lola Carrow Marthma VanBrockl1n Johr Buckley Wayne Crelghton Thomas Phxlhps Wllhs Coleman 3rd Row Donna Perry Jerry Flsher Danxel Decker Damel Mackey Harnet Munson June Cayey Floyd Fisher M1chaelFlav1n Toma Mousaw Sandra Bullock Mlssmg Thelma Crary Rlchard Tuper GRADE CHOOL ACTI ITIES ISK . ., P Top Row Grace Long John Watson Cathenne Long Rlchard VanDusen Ehzabeth Woodard Bottom Row Herbert Woodard Laura Woodard Dorothv Long Mary Watson r ge 9 'Q Q 9 QQ flu I Qgllil 9- jf SELLECICS SCHOOL Top Row Lynn Whltcomb Maxme Moore Llnda Selieck Bottom Row Laura Selleck Hxlda Llncoln Barbara Moore El' -Arm' ,nuff 'Q 'I' Yi .fjq i i CZW if fffgfibwmzfzf ddimziw and -Qfufmmi ART wlth Mrs Trauger OUR BUS DRIVERS Morris Trimm Harold Cayey Roland Saucier Blanchard Howe Doyle Remington Charles Gwyn Morris McEwen if INDUSTRIAL ART wlth Mr Thelsen PHYSICAL EDUCATION Wlth Mr Brown IYTZ ' 2' Af., , 7 N Q, - 4 was HEALTH DEPARTMENT wlth Mlss McNamara School Nurse School Physlclan Dr Harold De Pue QE J-nv I TYPING wlth Mr Caruso HOMEMAKING CLASS 'fi CAFETERIA LADIES Mrs. Gardner Miss Collins Miss O'Gorman with Lf 9 Mlm Van Arman JH: is-.. LIBRARY wlth Mrs Hawley uns' gg CAFETERIA AT LUNCH TIME CDU' MISS MARY LENNEX SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL l sap... , v ,Aa I I , Ii PRINCIPAL Xi ff, , all nil? Trumpets R Strobeck A Olmsted F Thomas D Edwards S Remington M Strobeck K James S Flsher Horns N McEwen T Creighton E Norman G Gould Clarmets R Howe C Leary A Perkms M Leary J Tucker B Hurley J Sulllvan Martm B LaLone C Murray N Mullms N Marden Drums R Gllmore S Connelly 0 Thomas D Mackey Bass R Colvln E Whltcomb Saxaphone P Thomas R Sampler H Leary P Watson Bantone R James T Ford Trombone E Glasgow Flute S Cassel Drum Majorette M Connelly Tw1rlers J Clough M Vanderburg Dlrector W1l11am Rlehl Jr CHURUS Vs affix-Z4 .1 ...Wm THE RACQUETTEER TAFF The Racquetteer IS publlshed each month of the school year It IS ex chan ed wlth many nelghbormg schools hls year the paper was publlshed by the followmg staff Top Row Patrlcla Morrow Freshman Reporter Eva RodwellTyp1st Sylvla Cassel L1t erary Reporter Edward McCarthy Sports Edltor G11 Gould Inqumng Reporter Roveletta Howe Edltor 1n Ch1ef Rxchard James Muslc Edxtor Mxddle Row Keltha James Grade News Reporter Mary Leary Sophomore Reporter Dorothy Tuper Asslstant Art Edltor Helen Leary Exchange News Reporter Sarah Sch wartz Feature Wnter Grace Clark Typlst Colleen Leary AS8lSt8.l'lt Edrtor Janet Cayey Typ IBC Bottom Row Anne Olmsted Feature Edltor Cathenne Crelghton Typist Patncla Tho mas Senlor Reporter Sylvla Flsher Seventh grade Reporter Mrs Belva Hawley Advlsor Beverly Matthews Jumor Reporter Patncla Regan Elghth Grade Reporter Beverly Mc Ewen Town News Reporter Mxssmg Lola Gardner Art Edxtor .s ' 99 ' ' ' a . - ' y ' y ' ' r ' r ' 1 . . . , - . 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