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

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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 ! '

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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

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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