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

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221ffC?Z11':jQ,,, ,, . ,2'?i?h111ZZzQQ ... A. . 11111111l1lf1,,u1 llll flll ,l' , ll11111111111l ...., lllllllllllll V 'lI 'r, 01151111 'n::::, flag K uri! :lp W- Ill W! ' lllg. I - Ill , :an , The year 1967 finds the industrious Seniors of 1957 living happy, prosperous and use . ful lives in the growing villages of Colton and South Colton, Let's visit them and find out what changes the years have brought, Theresa Creighton is still single after resisting many eligible males and is enjoying much success as a professional model for Bob Cummings. Margaret Connelly has four handsome sons and three beautiful daughters and a very charming husband, nice Dowe is the owner ofa prosperous scenic boat-touring business on the work '11 Rodwell is her chief operator on the boat tours, ner of The Happy Hunting Lodge located on the Cary Fall's us clientele. ears, being married to Sonja Remington, a thriving Willis Jeep Bus les. h Colton X xx! Ia ' r B1 ' he ow famo rous y owns to Sa Sout hool horse rive Louis Wallace is t road The lodge attracts much Rex Sampier is enjoying his most prospe and having just been blessed with twin sons. Rex also iness, which is located across the street from the Adirondack Au Julia Clough is just completing her fifth year as art teacher in the New all girls college Raquette River Girls Institute Julia has been seen at various sc ivities accompanied by James Cayey ng in our town after a long absence, the famous auctioneer Truckload load has made this long trip to be at the class reunion in the rietor of which is Gordon C Theisen d as Truckload s secretary, is Mary Fitz l Just Asa Garlough lobby of the Colton Hotel, t Back from New York where she is em d nurse at the Potsdam Hospital her life as a professor at Potsdam Stat check the Parking Meters in the Town patric ean Wright 1 is now enjoy been appoint fthe law Prophet CY 0 I ':. Q,'h . 1 1 ly, I In u 'I I Pat Morrow Charlotte Hewitt has ton As of now, she is an officer o Class Leland James Cay 'lilly nd Il 'G llflylllllf -Q I1 11, I ,' iff I, nit ' 1 I ,? I f': - . ultuhl ' I I x llxrt X .-....-, . f 4 H1 ' '- -E1-C..':::--- ,,,,,,A, '- '-Unn-1,,' ' .--::::'--.I ll 4 . G gg - 3 I -an ,Nz 1 -- ' My . . act' ' . arrivi , , Truck ' he prop ' ' , , , ' ploye ' - . k. ' 's hea ' . ' ' ing ' , e, ' ' ed to ' ' of Co - I 'GZ'-- llc' 02:52-.L 5 'iw if-': wif' ll 'l uulg xr. :' -Ig. , Nic, ' x Snr- f--,, , , 4011 'A' X ij, 1 'l,,', tg,- ' 4 I I 1 .' ',,, . .I :K I 1, W 31,51 1 ' ., I X' t xQ' . Ks lx X xxx! N X X. xx J .. -if

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. ill! XXV' xx5 ' ' A ' ,,.. x t X X r, '-rws'tK'gsl xxstzrn XXX' ky wsszczt-J---z' f K- - -3 Wmxvlpxlll xx Vt xxx Y J Q- ,' 144: waz 40d AJ . ,-, X 1 , , ,Ly We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty -seven, of the Colton Pierrepont Cen- tral School, Town of Colton, County of St. Lawrence, State of New York, give to you our last will and testament, To Mr, Corbitt, we bequeath our sincere appreciation for all he has done for us in our four years of high school. To the Faculty, we bequeath our thanks for the guidance and help they have given us these past four years. To Mr, Theisen, we bequeath our deepest gratitude for the leadership he has given in the years working with us. To the Juniors, we bequeath the library as their future homeroom. To the Sophomores, we bequeath the enthusiasm we show for oral English. To the Freshmen we bequeath best wishes for four successful and happy years The Seniors Julia Clough bequeaths her homemaktng cook book to Sandra Smith Theresa Creighton be queaths her giggle to Sally McEwen Charlotte Hewitt bequeaths her girls shop class to Norma Van Brooklin Margaret Connelly bequeaths her drum major s baton to anyone who can hold it together Patricia Morrow bequeaths her Business Law book to her brother Fred Sonja Remington be queaths her gymnastic ability to Jerry Tucker Jean Wright bequeaths her height to Nancy Marden Janice Dowe bequeaths her ability to learn oral English to Judy Bonner Mary Fitzpatrick be queaths her quietness to some students rn study hall William Rodwell bequeaths his place in the boiler room to Paul Norman James Cayey bequeaths his ability in shooting foul shots in basketball to Junior Howe who I hope can do better than l did Rexford Sampler bequeaths his ability to get to school on time to Roger Scovil Asa Garlough bequeaths hrs ice cream sales to Dick Shea Lewis Wallace bequeaths his strength to Ronnie Gilmore Edward Glasgow bequeaths his fondness for bothering B L in study hall to Ronnie Gilmore Signed Edward Glasgow Class Lawyer MMA ow X fin ' ,f ,ala :if ,ufrf af' fill, 1 -4 114.44 37' ,2 , T f ,pl J., X- of X ,qv I I, if ,ff , . - . - . . . , . . . , . . . U I ' . . . - . . I l ' I . . - I . . . , . ,--3.1 , -sg-- L 112 2- in . , ': ' ii ,,--- -, 'f ,- '-5' . ,V -f- ' I I I . pl 1 f gi-,,, ' 'r I .I 42 ' I Q ,. 4-4 ll - rl t.-:ri i' 1fC5'f,f -- v Wfv'1 ' ffllf . sf.--Q' . X'-V, 'XT' ' 4' -' '51 Iwi' A - nl' 1 U' ,,-- ' Us V A fi ff ll.. - ' A!! J,,,. V .. .uf ' I , ..f' ,V 'QL'--'1-' fl' , fl ,,.,-gfiffifx' 1 1 ,. - . ,, rf- - X A f If - , 1 'Ill I Y F , N l,',glIi,j ! A,- I, , ,rl ,fy 1 l,.' I

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XlHIi'QHKx1 N ' unix: txy Qxxx ygxzxsxtmgs n X XxxsxtXxa.x.svxS. X xnxx'--xx xx! gi' XXxxxxxx'gl 1 ': X U5 Ill xxxv --Emu A nu- -lllll HHH lllu Some day rn the future we the class of 57 wrll dust off our Coltonran and a had ...X nostalgrc feelrng w1ll overcome us when we look back on those happy happy trmes of I. our hrgh school years and then we shall remrnrsce and wonder and lrve through those never to be forgotten happentngs agarn In 1953 currous and excrted we began our Freshman year wrth an enrollment of twenty erght We elected Mrs Saucrer as our class advrsor and we elected the follow mg off1cers Pres1dent Edward Glasgow Vrce Pres1dent Frank Shea Secretary Asa Gar lough Treasurer Patrrcra Morrow Our representatrves for the Student Councrl were Theresa Crerghton and James Cayey Durrng the year we garned Mrchael Frtzsrmmons and those who left us were Coreva Faulkner Wrllram Ayers, James Crerghton and Wrllram Sm1th all of whom we were very sorry to lose Before we could realrze rt rt was the fall of 1954 and our Sophomore year had arrrved We had twenty frve members havrng garned Sylvra Marceau who Jorned us from Buffalo and Janrce Dowe who Jorned us from Potsdam Later that year Wrllram Rodwell trans ferred from Potsdam Those we lost were Phyllrs Trrmm Donald Edwards Mrchael Frtz srmmons Rodney l-logle, Rrchard and Robert McCarthy At our frrst meetrng we elected as our advrsor Mr Thetsen Edward Glasgow Presrdent Frank Shea Vrce Presrdent Mar garet Connelly treasurer Patrrcra Morrow, Secretary Student Councrl members Sylvra Marceau and Asa Garlough Our major actrvrtres were movres whrch were held once every two weeks In addrtron we sold class prns On September 6 1955 we started our Iumor year wrth twenty members As Presrdent we elected Frank Shea Vrce Pres1dent Patrrcra Morrow Secretary Margaret Connelly Treasurer Edward Glasgow Student Councrl members, Sonja Remtngton and W1ll1am Rod well Mr Thersen was re elected as our Advtsor Thrs year our two brggest proJects were our Junror Prom and our play Meet The Folks We also sold Chrrstmas cards at whrch we set an all trme record and School Daze a combrnatron autograph and scrapbook Carmen Dumas Jorned us to remam wrth us for only a few months Ioan Martrn and Irene Stratton left September of 1956 found us rn our Senror and last year at Colton l-hgh Patrrcra Morrow became our Pres1dent Margaret Connelly our Vrce Pres1dent Sonja Remtngton our Secretary and Mary Frtzpatrrck our Treasurer Judy Clough and James Cayey were our Student Coun crl members Once more Mr Thersen was chosen as our Advtsor Arlene Burgess Datsy Matthre, and Rrchard McCarthy left leavrng us wrth frfteen members Our Sen1or actrvrtres were numerous durrng the year We set a record by sellrng over S1000 worth of magazrnes We held a Chrrstmas Dance a spaghettr supper a Cole Brothers Cucus and a Senror Ball all of whtch were successful Our mam project was of course our 1957 Coltoman, and we spent a great deal of effort rn tryrng to produce the frnest yearbook of the Colton School On the blrthe evenrng of Aprrl 17 we were off from Canton on the tram to New York wrth Mr and Mrs Corbrtt as our chaperons Thus ended our hrgh school days Class Hrstorran, 405 l'.:l'gl 111,11 ,n , n ,:lng':i:iI!51 l::f1 I Ill' ll 'GQI' f 14 g,l gxtauv K-'I 2, ll unit. xuli f , xml' 1 I '!::g::S1 .-14:21-ff' I Ill.. l,,:,!',f' 1' L'11 53k' JF 1l'f 11 1 1 , - 1 ee ' ' 5' A -.- ' '-1. C t - 7 ' JT. 2 Nssasnmsl sto! 1 5.193 I 523:51 1 . - -v v - X - - i- , -minus u 5 I n , I . . . ., . .. . Z A 9 r u n . ,,, . . . . 'H ' I . ' . . . in 1 I r 'I' - - - . . . ' . . , ' . ' - . . 0 . ' . ' - . . : . ' 5 . . ' g ' - 3 , . . 0 . . - r 1 . , . . . ' . ' . . ' Q n I I I u I I n . ' . . . ' . . - . . . , ' . - . ' . . . . l I o I Q U l : n ' I 3 ' . : ' ' : ' . ' 0 1 s I I , - . 1 : . . . . . : , S . Z . . . . . - A . . . - . . . . . ' VI VI ' ' 1 v 1 - ff u ' - ' o I - . : ' . S . . : . . ' : ' . I 5 ' I I I 0 I I I , . s Q . . . , 1 1 n . . ' . . . . , I . . . . . . , . . . 2 - f I . ' I . l- I l ' I , 1 ll' I ff ,M 'T V I 1 1, I X 7-,,.?E.: fy i ,I 1, , 111 1 'C if ' .X l I A X KV, V.-