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

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ELAINE ALICE MATTHEWS Photography Editor Red-headed, curly-headed laughing---Elaine sang four years in Chorus, and from her Soph, year, when she also joined Gym Club, worked on the Racquetteer Staff, Class officer? Oh, yes! Soph Vice-president, and due to her efficient effort, Junior and Senior Class Treasurer! A Senior, she joined the Dance Club, and in the Senior Play shone as a fun-loving Policeman, As to honors, she made them every year! JAMES JOSEPH GRAVLIN Senior Class Editor James, called Jim by his friends, was Sophomore Student Council member, on the Racquetteer staff as a Junior and Editor-in-Chief as a Senior, and vice president of the Senior class. He was also the top- flight free-lance artist and printer, XL JEAN MARIE JOHNSON Associate Advertising Editor Calm Jean, who always furnished an attentive ear, a sweet smile and a helping hand, joined Gym Club as a Sophomore, was chairman of the Junior Food Sale, and as a Senior, joined the Racquetteer staff and Dance Club. And still in fun, she made one of the trio of girls in search of a beau in the hilarious Senior Play, Too, she was always on time! VRANOUS FRANCIS JONES Class Lawyer A I M .. Nicknamed Casey , Vranous wrote the script for the Junior Jamboree, I played the villian in the Senior Play, and as a Senior joined the Dance Club. With Margo, Vranous shared the unrewarded contest for the most miles traveled a day to come to school, Also the Racquetteer and Yearbook will remember him as a forever competent typist. Vranous can be identified by side burns and a mercurial grin! 'te

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CAROL JANE MURRAY Class prophet Carol--the prettiest girl in the Senior class: four years in chorus, band and on the Racquetteerg tops in speech, as a Senior the school winner in the Legion Oratorical Contest, the Sophomore Queen of l-Ieartsg Junior Prom Princess, and co-chairman of Prom, ingenue lead in the Senior playg Freshman letter in cheerleading, Student Council, and her last three years class Secre- tary and four years an honor student, She's an example of beauty plus! THOMAS LLOYD SILVER Associate Business Editor Tom came to our class in his Junior year from Massena. That year he played softball and soccer as a Senior, the same year he joined the Racquetteer staff. He also consistently studied Math and Science and made honors! MARGO ISABEL FERRY Art Editor Margo one of the happy quartet, made Gym Club her Sophomore year, and as a Senior joined the Racquetteer staff, danced in Dance Club, and played one of the sirens in Scootin' Grandma, Living at Sevey, Margo holds an unofficial record for the most miles traveled to school! WILLIAM STEPHEN OLMSTED Business Manager Steve, a four year top honor student, played basketball and baseball for four years. Frosh and Soph years, he made the track team, Junior, softballg and Senior, soccer. Class president every year but his second he was Junior Prom King, on the Racquetteer staff his last two years, and as a Senior joined Dance Club, and played a suave Romeo in the Senior play. He's truly a good student and a good athlete in all ways!

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MARY LOU STROBECK Advertising Editor A unique combination of business woman and musician, Mary Lou starred four years in band and chorus, though she spent her Junior year in Florida where she was Junior Prom chairman, Here she joined Gym Club as a Soph, and as a Senior played an ingenue in the play, became a cheerleader and worked on the paper! Tops! I CHARLES O'NEIL GERRISH Copy Editor Charles has a nickname, Chuck, and a hobby, ---filling in the hours with reading, As a Freshman, he played basketball and went out for track, but after that left sports for the academic life. But, he didn't leave out fun, for he was part of the chorus in the Junior Jamboree, and on the committee for Ticket Sale in the Senior Play. ARLENE MARIE GREEN Associate Sales Manager Arlene is the girl that Shakespeare had in mind when he wrote: Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, An excellent thing in a woman. , Four years a member of chorus, she was in Gym Club as a Soph, and on the Racquetteer as a Senior, and she played a very coy girl in Scottin' Grandma! Arlene's trademark is her dimpled smile! EDWIN CLARENCE WRIGHT Faculty Editor Committee for the Senior Play. The other Ed played baseball in his Freshman year, and went out for Cross County and basketball in his Soph year, As a Fresh- man, he was class vice-president, as a Soph, he was president, and joined Gym Club, and a member of Student Council his Junior and Senior years. In his Senior year, Ed served on the Ticket