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

Text from Pages 1 - 71 of the 1963 volume:

Dedication 1963 MRS. ELLA CORCORAN i I'm sure you all know someone who stands out in your memory as a hard worker. The one who is always doing his own work and most of everyone elses. The one who never complains about hard work, who toils and slaves and actually enjoys it. We all feel I am sure that these people should have some recognition for their unending ser- I vice. It is for this reason that we, the Senior Class of Colton-Pierrepont, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Ella Corcoran for her perpetual loyalty, friendliness, and aid to all around her. Table of Contents Title Page Dedication------------------------------2, 3 Table of Contents------------------------4 Administrative Division------------------5 Board of Education--------------------- 6 Principal's Message----------------------7 Pictures of School-----------------------8 Faculty Division Page--------------------9 Faculty--------------------------- — 10,11 Motto, Class Flower, Staff. Alma Mater — --------------------12 Seniors Division Page-------------------13 Seniors ----------------------- 14, 21 Senior Activities----------------------22, 23 History---------------------------------24 Senior Class Will-----------------------25 Senior Class Prophecy-------------------26 Senior Favorites---------------------- 27 Senior Class Officers and Activities - - 28 Prom -----------------------------------29 Pictures - -- -- —---------------- — 30 Classes Division Page-------------------31 Kindergarten----------------------------32 First Grade--------------------------- 33 Second Grade----------------------------34 Third Grade ---- -----------------------35 Fourth Grade-------------------------- 36 Fifth Grade-----------------------------37 Sixth Grade ----------------------------38 Seventh and Eighth Grade----------------39 Ninth and Tenth Grade-------------------40 Eleventh and Twelfth Grade--------------41 Sellecks and So. Colton-----------------42 School Services-------------------------43 Picture Page----------------------------44 Organizations Division Page-------------45 Senior and Junior Band------------------47 F. H. A. and National Honor Society - - 48 Racquetteer Staff and Student Council - 49 Ski Club and 4-H Officer----------------50 Picture Page----------------------------51 Baby Pictures------------------------52-53 Athletics Division Page------------------55 Soccer Team------------------------------56 Varsity Basketball-----------------------57 Varsity and Jr. High Cheerleaders-----58 Jr. High and Seventh and Eighth Grades --- ---------------- - - - — - 59 All League----------------------------60 Advertisers------------— - -- - — 61-71 Board of Education Left to Right: Richard Weegar, President; Roy Thomas, Member; James Hayes, Member; Robert Creighton, Member; Martin Clohosey, Member and Clerk. Senior Class of '63 Colton-Pierrepont Central Colton, New York Dear Gentlemen: We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and sixty-three, wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank the Board of Education for their help, appreciation, and guidance giv- en us through our high school years. Sincerely yours, Senior Class of '63 It has been your privilege to be the first class to spend your entire school life in this fine school building. You have had every opportunity to secure an education equal to the best. Some of you have taken advantage of this opportunity, a few of you haven’t. It is my hope that those of you who have done your best will continue to do the same in the future and that the others will make up for lost time in whatever occupation you pursue. You all have the potential to do this. Go forward with God's blessing and make your Alma Mater proud of you. SECRETARY Mary Lenney School 8 Miss Katheryn Hayes SCHOOL NURSE Mr. Norman Whyte GUIDANCE Miss Patricia Jarvis DENTAL HYGIENIST Mr. James Fogarty VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL COORDINATOR 10 High School Faculty FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sylvia Blanchard, Mrs. Dorothy Long, Mrs. Agnes Given, Mrs. Madolyn Saucier, Mrs. Frances Collins, Mrs. Leonora Trauger, Mrs. Kathleen Champney, Mrs. Anne Sullivan, Miss Lil- lian Mein. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jerome Wilson, Mr. Wilbur Black, Mr. Thomas Murphy, Mr. William Riehl, Mr. William Butler, Mrs. Judith Black, Mr. Bruce Cleveland, Mrs. Irene Hepburn, Mrs. Jenny Gibson. Elementary Faculty FIRST ROW: Mrs. Virginia McEwen, Mrs. Loretta Clohosey, Mrs. Rose Ells, Mrs. Virginia Vaclavik, Mrs. Ella Corcoran, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs. Esther Lennox, Mrs. Geraldine Casey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cecilia Stowe, Mrs. Helen Collins, Mrs. Theresa O'Gorman, Mr. Norman Whyte, Mr. Timothy Hennessy, Mrs. Vernice Church, Mrs. Amelia Healey, Mrs. Beulah McCarthy. II STAFF EDITOR - Eileen Miller CO-EDITOR - Laura Selleck CLASS-PROPHECY - Elva Clark, Ellen Hepburn CLASS HISTORIAN - Gloria Gleason BOARD OF EDUCATION PAGE - Roger Murray SPORTS EDITORS - James Cayey, Craig Perkins ART EDITORS - Laura Selleck ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS - Elva Clark - Ellen Hepburn ACTIVITIES EDITORS - William Ford, Lorraine Dunning ADVERTISING EDITOR - Alice Buckley CLASS EDITORS - Sharon McMurtry, Colleen Houston CLASS WILL - Sandara Remington DEDICATION - Ronald Morrow PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE - Judith Tucker TYPISTS - Sharon McMurtry, Sandara Remington, Judith Tucker, Craig Perkins, Lowell Gotham, Larry Clark SPECIAL AIDS - Robert Dunning, Kermit Weston, Ronald Morrow, John Dollinger, John Watson MOTTO Nothing Ventured, Nothing Won. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Turquoise and White Yellow Rose ALMA MATER High upon the Racquette waters High upon a hill Stands our dear old Colton High School And it always will. Wave your banners ever onward Purple and the gold For our dear old Colton High School Go ye ever bold. 12 ALICE MARY BUCKLEY 14 JAMES EDWARD CAYEY We know nothing of tomorrow; our business is to be good and happy today. ’Tis better to be small and shine, than big and cast a shadow. ELVA ROSE CLARK No greater love hath man, than to love life itself. LARRY DEAN CLARK A mischievous smile, a twinkle in his eye, and a spirit to match. JOHN LAWRENCE DOLLINGER I agree with no man's opinion, I have some of my own. LORRAINE MAE DUNNING Even her quietness can't hide her pleasant- ROBERT LARRY DUNNING Bob's silence in school carefully hides his fun-loving after-school manner. WILLIAM HARRY FORD Laugh at trouble and all cares, And do what no one else dares. GLORIA JEAN GLEASON ’’She has spirits light as air.’’ 16 LOWELL HERBERT GOTHAM In school, quiet and demure, Outside--well, don't be too sure. ELLEN IRENE HEPBURN This quiet gal never forgets to say 'Hi' with a pleasing smile. 17 SHARON HELEN McMURTRY Born with the gift of laughter. RONALD KENNETH MORROW CRAIG NELSON PERKINS If it's a man's work, I'm only a boy! Energy will do anything that can be done in this world. ROGER HOLLIS MURRAY Try not to make life more complicated than it is now. JUDITH ANN TUCKER A trusted friend, a merry lass, With a friendly smile for all who pass. Always happy, always smiling, always ready to lend a helping hand. Quiet Laura, the dependable one. Is sure to get the work all done. 20 are his only KERMIT WAYNE WESTON We look to Kermit for the unexpected. ob- 21 ALICE BUCKLEY Little One Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Minstrel Show 1 Junior Play 3 Varsity C Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Junior Prom 3 JAMES CAYEY Jim Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccor 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Latin Honor Society Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Racquetteer Staff 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Prom 3 Junior Play 3 Varsity C Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 1, 4 President 2, 3 Minstrel Show 1 ELVA CLARK Elvirie Latin Honor Society Chorus 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Yearbook Staff 4 NYSSMA Voice 3 LARRY CLARK Lar Band 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Vice-President 2 Basketball 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Prom 3 Junior Play 3 JOHN DOLLINGER Shorty Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Varsity C Club 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Baseball and Basketball Mgr. 3 Ski Club 3. 4 Racquetteer Staff 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Science Club 1,2 Minstrel Show 1 LORRAINE DUNNING Laurie National Honor Society Latin Honor Society F.H. A. 2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom Princess Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1, 3 Minstrel Show 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Racquetteer Staff 4 ROBERT DUNNING Bob Soccor 1 Racquetteer Staff 3 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Yearbook Staff 4 WILLIAM FORD Bill Varsity C Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Racquetteer Staff 3 Junior Play 3 Student Council 1, 2, 4 Junior Prom 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccor 2, 3 GLORIA GLEASON Gigi Chorus 2, 3 F.H. A. 2,3,4 Junior Prom 3 Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Minstrel Show 1 LOWELL GOTHAM Loyal Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Racquetteer Staff 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Minstrel Show 1 Science Club 1 22 ELLEN HEPBURN Skip Band 1, 2, 3,4 Junior Prom 3 Junior Play 3 Racquetteer Staff 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 National Honor Society Yearbook Staff 4 COLLEEN HOUSTON Pudge Chorus 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Yearbook Staff 4 NYSSMA Voice 3 Latin Honor Society SHARON McMURTRY McMurty Minstrel Show 1 Junior Play 3 Racquetteer Staff 4 F. H. A. 3,4 Historian 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Prom 3 EILEEN MILLER Peanut Minstrel Show 1 National Honor Society Latin Honor Society Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Racquetteer Staff 3, 4 Oratorical Contest 3 Yearbook Staff 4 MARLYNE B. MILLER Shorty Treasurer 1,2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1,2, 3 Cheerleader 2 Varsity C Club 2 Racquetteer Staff 3, 4 F.H. A. 3,4 District Chairman .3, 4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 RONALD MORROW Ronnie Minstrel Show 1 Ski Club 3,4 Junior Prom Prince Junior Play 3 Latin Honor Society National Honor Society Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Citizenship Conference 3,4 Racquetteer Staff 3,4 Soccor 1,4 Baseball 1, 3 Vice-President 3 President 4 Student Council 2, 3 ROGER MURRAY Butch Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3,4 Soccor 4 Varsity C Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 4 Racquetteer Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Junior Prom King Junior Play 3 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Latin Honor Society Student Council 1 Minstrel Show 1 CRAIG PERKINS Craigie Basketball 3,4 Baseball 2, 3,4 Varsity C Club 3,4 Racquetteer Staff 3,4 ESSPA Convention 3 Junior Prom 3 Junior Play 3 Class Treasurer 4 Yearbook Staff 4 SANDRA REMINGTON Sandi Chorus 3,4 Band 1,2 Minstrel Show 1 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Racquetteer Staff 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Latin Honor Society Ski Club 4 Class Secretary 4 National Honor Society Citizenship Conference 3,4 LAURA SELLECK Laurie Student Council 1 Class Secretary 2 National Honor Society Latin Honor Society Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Racquetteer Staff 2, 3,4 JUDITH TUCKER Judy Band 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,4 Varsity C Club 2, 3,4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom Queen Ski Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class President 1 Student Council 3,4 National Honor Society Latin Honor Society D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award Citizenship Conference 3,4 Minstrel Show 1 JOHN WATSON Ricky Racquetteer Staff 3,4 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Science Club 1, 2 Minstrel Show 1 KERMIT WESTON Mike Basketball 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1,2, 3 Junior Play 3 Junior Prom 3 Racquetteer Staff 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Latin Honor Society 23 History In September 1959, thirty-six of us, as Freshman, entered C. P. C. S. At last we were in high school 1 Our first important event of the year was election of class officers. Elected were: President; Judith Tucker, Vice-President; James Cayey, Secretary; Lor- raine Dunning and Treasurer; Marlyne Bullock. Student Council members were Laura Selleck and Ronald Morrow. We chose Mrs. Champney as our class advisor. Our main activity was a Minstrel Show. During the year we lost Elaine Regan, Dale Despaw, Bar- bara Ayers, Thomas Perry and Barbara Coller. We started our Sophomore year with thirty students. Again we chose Mrs. Champ- ney as our class advisor. We elected James Cayey; President, Larry Clark; Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary; Laura Selleck, Treasurer; Marlyne Bullock. Student Council members were Judith Tucker and Ronald Morrow. Our biggest event during the year was a Hal- loween Dance and raffle. We also ordered our class pins. During the year we lost Velva Colvin, Colleen Jones, Ruby Murray, Nancy Silver, Jerry McCarthy, Joseph Carrow and Eldon Bullis. In the fall of 1961 we entered our Junior year with twenty-four students. During the year we gained and lost a few students. We selected Miss Nolan as our class advisor; President, James Cayey; Vice-President, Ronald Morrow; Secretary, Lorraine Dunning; Treasurer, Marlyne Bullock. Student Council members were Judith Tucker and Robert Dunning. Our first important event was selecting our class ring. We presented a play, Saved By the Belle and sold Christmas Cards as money-making projects. Toward the closing of the year we spent the majority of our time working on the Junior Prom. Upon entering our Senior year our class had twenty-three students. We selected Mr. Cleveland as our class advisor and Mr. Wilson as our yearbook advisor. Class officers were Ronald Morrow, President; James Cayey, Vice-President; Sandra Remington, Secre- tary; and Marlyne Bullock, Treasurer. After we lost Marlyne Bullock we chose Craig Perkins as Treasurer for the remainder of the year. Student Council members were Judith Tucker and William Ford. Our main activities were sales of magazines and candy, dances, our yearbook and our New York trip. We, the Senior Class of 1963, forward the best years of our lives and wonderful memories of Colton High School to all future classes. 24 Senior Class Will We the Senior Class of nineteen-hundred and sixty-three, of the Colton Pierre - pont Central School, being of a reasonably sound mind, do hereby make and acknowledge this, our last will and testament. To Mr. Corbitt - We wish to express our thanks and sincere appreciation for his help and guidance through our high school years. To the Faculty - We wish to thank the faculty for their patience and guidance through our four years of high school. To the Juniors - We leave the responsibility and fun of being the Senior Class. To the Sophomores - We leave the prospect of becoming a Junior and ordering class rings. To the Freshmen - We leave three future high school years. Individuals Ellen Hepburn - Bequeaths her place in band to Gail Alford. Judith Tucker - Bequeaths her cheering uniform to June Cayey. Eileen Miller - Bequeaths her waistline to Brenda Willmart. Lorraine Dunning - Bequeaths her height to Gail Alford. Colleen Houston - Bequeaths the fun she had in gym class to Diane Green. Laura Selleck - Bequeaths her paint brushes and drawing pencils to John Buckley. John Watson - Bequeaths his job on the business staff of the Racquetteer to Dot Stowe. James Cayey - Bequeaths his ability to play basketball to Bill Hoyt. Elva Clark - Bequeaths her ability to skate to anybody who's got a nose guard. Larry Clark - Bequeaths his ability to shave once a week to Dick Perry. Kermit Weston - Bequeaths his ability to do Chemistry to anyone that will take it. Robert Dunning - Bequeaths his quietness to Dot Stowe. Bill Ford - Bequeaths his artistic ability to John Buckley. John Dollinger - Bequeaths his two year seat in Chemistry to anyone who wants it. Gloria Gleason - Bequeaths her ability to get along with teachers to Dot Stowe. Sharon McMurtry - Bequeaths her ability to ski to Dot Stowe. Alice Buckley - Bequeaths her height to Gary Collins. Roger Murray - Bequeaths his ability to stay out of trouble to Gary Collins. Ronnie Morrow - Bequeaths his seat in Physics class to Charles Hepburn. Lowell Gotham - Bequeaths fifty pounds and six inches of height to Larry Ford. Sandra Remington - Bequeaths her seat in third year French class to Charles Hepburn. Craig Perkins - Bequeaths his ability to chew Vick's cough drops to Janis O'Gorman. 25 Senior Class Prophecy The infirmary of Chalet '63 seems to be bustling with activity this season. The nurses, Alice Buckley, Elva Clark, Colleen Houston, and Lorraine Dunning are being initiated to the Angels on Skis Patrol by nurse Judith Tucker, Olympic gold medal winner in the downhill. Since the fame of this winter paradise has increased, so also has the number of adventuresome novice skiers. Due to the many mishaps of our guests, our own ski patrol fills most of the infirmary themselves. Therefore, our brave nurses have volunteered to fill in for the bedridden patrol. Chalet '63, built as a monument to the metropolis of Colton, is located high in the peaks of the snowy Adirondack Mountains. It was erected by the William Ford Construc- tion Company, designed by the prominent architect Craig Perkins, engineered by the renowned Ronald Morrow, and landscaped by the man who did Queen Elizabeth's gar- dens, Kermit Weston. The excellent condition of our ski chair lifts and bus line's is due to the meticulous control of the mechanics crew as executed by Robert Dunning. All our guests keep up their good appearances by visiting the salons of our Paris- educated beauticians, Sharon McMurtry and Gloria Gleason. The masculine vanities are soothed by the capable and careful hands of barber Roger Murray. A world shaking ping-pong tournament is being overseen by frazzled recreation directors, Ellen Hepburn and James Cayey. Among the contestants who started this game to soothe their nerves, but now find themselves taking tranquilizers to overcome the effects of their soothed nerves, are Harvard English professor, Sandra Remington and Botany 499 model, Lowell Gotham. In a nearby corner, chesspert John L. Dollin- ger quietly and deftly cops the world Chessman's Association Championship. Speaking over his own patented two-way radio, which can be concealed in a hair pin or a tie clip, we discover communications administrator John Watson, conversing with naturalist Laura Selleck. Miss Selleck is accompanying an expedition on conser- vation experts to the top of Mount Colton for the purpose of tagging wild cats and bears. Chalet ’63 has been slated as the location for a highly secretive meeting of top military executives. We catch a glimpse of the guest of honor, General L. Clark, who, having recently returned from an extended mission in Cuba, is accompanied by his cap- able translator, Eileen Miller and personal secretary, Marlyne Bullock. Even as the slopes of Mount Colton fade into the dreams of tomorrow, even now do the actors set the stage for this performance. Best of success to you all!!! 26 Senior Favorites MOST POPULAR: BEST ALL AROUND: QUIETEST: J. Tucker J. Tucker E. Miller R. Murray R. Murray R. Dunning RUNNER-UP: RUNNER-UP: RUNNER-UP: A. Buckley L. Dunning L. Selleck J. Cayey J. Cayey J. Cayey MOST INDUSTRIOUS: CUTEST: PEPPIEST: L. Selleck J. Tucker A. Buckley R. Morrow R. Murray R. Murray RUNNER-UP: RUNNER-UP: RUNNER-UP: E. Miller L. Dunning J. Tucker J. Cayey W. Ford W. Ford MOST ATHLETIC: FRIENDLIEST: BEST DRESSED: A. Buckley J. Tucker J. Tucker J. Cayey R. Murray R. Murray RUNNER-UP: RUNNER-UP: RUNNER-UP: J. Tucker L. Dunning S. Remington R. Murray W. Ford J. Cayey MOST COURTEOUS: NOISIEST: MOST LIKELY TO J. Tucker A. Buckley SUCCEED: J. Cayey L. Gotham L. Selleck RUNNER-UP: RUNNER-UP: R. Morrow L. Selleck S. McMurtry RUNNER-UP: L. Dunning L. Clark J. Tucker R. Murray B. Dunning 27 Class Officers CLASS OFFICERS: President Ronald Morrow; Secretary Sandra Remington; Treasurer Marlyne Bullock Miller; Vice-President James Cayey. 28 ■li Prom Princess Lorraine Dunning; Queen Judith Tucker; King Roger Murray; Prince Ronald Morrow. Queen, King, Princess, Prince, 1961 Queen - Carolyn Bonner, 1961 King - Gary Willmart, 1961 Princess - Susan Marden, 1961 Prince - Duncan Mackey. 29 30 Kindergarten Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Cole, Richard Coleman, Kennen Fisher, Theron Hewitt, Kevin Helmar. SECOND ROW; Dale Robar, Bobby Shadow, Jane Hurley, Terry Scovil, Dar- lene Hewitt, Cindy Whitcomb, Kathleen Caster. THIRD ROW: Grantley Schenck, Sherry Rem- ington, Susan Gerrish, Frank Lenney, Danny Collins, Jane O’Gorman, Laura Seaver, Daniel Litten. ABSENT: Margaret Klein, Darrell Dammen, Twine Legacy. FIRST ROW: Ronald Gardner, Craig Seaver, Walter Whitman, Roger Wright, Earl Scovil. SEC- OND ROW: Melanie Huckle, Gail Stratton, Dorothy LaFountain, Brian Stowe, Ellie Sullivan, Richard Olmstead, Virginia Silver. THIRD ROW: Ruth Petra, Rebecca Paul, David Wolf, Ken- neth Crary, Gary Robinson, Judy Fisher, Donald Miller, Lynn Irish, Judy Vebber. ABSENT: Linda Vaughan, Mark Reed, Rodney Burns, Terry Rodwell. 32 First Grade FIRST ROW: William Smith, Cheri Perry, Thomas Omstead, Robin Whitcomb, Sandra Mathie, Lawrence Green. SECOND ROW: David Gardner, Bonita Castor, Marilyn Davis, Alice Rathbun, Victor Castor, Douglas Johnson, Mitchael Enslow, Dennis Sharlowe, Ronald La Fountain Mary Austen. ABSENT: Susan Litten. FIRST ROW: Schyler Shea, Pamela Robar, Mickey McEwen, Jeffrey Norton, Daniel Olmstead, Lester Chase. SECOND ROW: David Hoyes, Martin Thomas, Marie Fallon, Catherine Thomas, Elizabeth Howard, Laurie Bradley, Kevin Thomas, James Swibold, James Hendershot, Mary Ann O’Gorman. 33 Second Grade FIRST ROW: Lee Ann Seaver, Rose Marie Marceau. SECOND ROW; Candace Rodwell, Stephen Austin, Steven Huto, Randy Whitcomb, Danny Besaw, Darlene Perry. THIRD ROW: Nancy Sny- der, Sally Fountain, Elizabeth Gerrish, Thomas Green, Michael O'Gorman, Terry Hewitt, Me- lanie Green, Larry Huto. BACK ROW: Kathy Mackey, Bradley Lyboult, Timothy Silver, Rose- mary Smith. ABSENT: Keith Hogle, Deborah Watson. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Olmstead, Sally Hatch. SECOND ROW: Barry Remington, Ernest Robinson, David Ingraham, Stephen Hurley. THIRD ROW: Daniel Caster, Stephen Frank, Jerry Thomas, Nancy Wright. FOURTH ROW: Keith Bartlett, Joann LaFountain, Patricia Weegar, Patricia Hepburn, Merideth Rexford, Gerald Scovil, Gloria Shea, Bing Thomas, Sandra Robar, Mark Davis. BACK ROW: Doris Pedersen, John LaFountain. 34 Third Grade FIRST ROW: Anne Creighton, Patrick Wright, Arnold VanBrocklin, Thomas Olmstead, Ricky Smith, Rena Faulkner. SECOND ROW: John Bartlett, Helen Perry, JoAnn Vebber, Terrence Wright, Mary Anne Hayes, Cynthia Howard, Margaret Stowe. THIRD ROW: Floyd Scovil, Thierry Enslow, Dale Fountain, Joann Gerrish, Gary Severance, Larry Jenks. FIRST ROW: Steven Coleman, James Clohosey, Timothy Hatch, Bruce Strobeck, David Roberts, Lou Ann Smith, James Hurley, Denise Bradley, Deborah Paul. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Caster, Bonnie Helmar, Vicky Stowe, Katherine Gerrish, Mary Miller, Helen Olmstead, Barbara Perkins. THIRD ROW: Douglas Sierbold, Algie Seaver, Jeffrey Rickett, Harley Newton, Peter Hoyt. 35 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: James Caster, Howard Weston, Michael Olmstead, Daniel Shea. SECOND ROW: Lauri Moushaw, Sharon Dunning, Laura Green, Donna Lybolt, Susan Carrier, Diana Hendershot, Marcia Hepburn. THIRD ROW: Donald Austin, Dennis Storrin, William Watson, Rodney Thomas, Brad Brown, Mitchell Bullis, Tim Austin, Gary Ingraham, Steven Hayes, Jim Helmar. BACK ROW: Walter Paul, Gary Graham, Sheila Wright, Debra Storrin, Myrna Bonner, George Cole- man, and William Frank. FIRST ROW: Duane Cole, David Davis, Gary Huto, Gary Olmstead, Roger Matthie. SECOND ROW: Linda Ward, Gail Perkins, Marilyn Dollinger, Marilyn Wright, Suzanne Creighton, Bon- nie Page, Ellen Hurley, Carol Green. THIRD ROW: Wayne Phillips, Marshall Wright, David Gerrish, Donald Johnson, Richard Murray, Daniel Snyder, Richard Olmstead. BACK ROW: Tony Green, Ralph Shatraw, Richard Wright, Steven LaFountain, Paul Trimm, John Hammond, Charles Carrow, Tom Howard, Joe Westerdick. ABSENT: Hazel Wright. 36 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Scott Wells, Donald Severance, David Decker, Daniel Gotham, Daniel Smith. SECOND ROW: Donna Swibold, Anne Miller, Penny Jessmer, Mary Long, Linda Cayey, Cheryl Ford, Mary Shea. THIRD ROW: Patrick Enslow, Bruce Swift, Steven Deroshia, Joseph Gerrish, Brian Retford. BACK ROW: Katherine Klien, Elaine Gilmore, Teresa Frank, Patricia Wright. ABSENT: Kenneth Baker, Ricky Burns, Pauline Woodard. FIRST ROW: Elaine Bullock, Jack Olmstead, Andrew LaFountain, James Scovil, Kay Phillips, John Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Carrow, Susan Collins, Robert Murray, Deborah Mou- saw, Gary Dunning, Robert Phillips. THIRD ROW: Robert Pederson, Leonard Robinson, Irene Crary, Barbara Bartlett, Kathy Hogle, and Larry Hill, Steven Howard. ABSENT: Rex Bums, Rocky Burns, Roger Woodard. 37 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Thomas Regan, Michael Jenks, Harold Hoyt, Thomas Caster. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Helmar, Marlene Vaughan, Calista Watson, Mary Regan, Joanne Smith, Alynn Dol- linger, Margaret Weegar. THIRD ROW: Marcia Corbitt, Robert LaFountain, Michael Wright, David Riehl, Archie Trimm, Timothy Gerrish, Kathleen O'Gorman. ABSENT: Teddy Perry, Dennis Moi saw, John Huto, Orsan Paro. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: William Creighton, Leslie Howard, David Matthie, Gary Hendershot, James Car- row. SECOND ROW: May Olmstead, Sandra Cole, Billie Jean Mousaw, Sandra Trimm, Sharon Fanns, Sandra Phillips, Judy’LaFountain, Marie Chreighton. THIRD ROW: George Green, Greg Stowe, Steven Stratton, Ernest Scovil, Andy Connelley, Ronald Durant, George Cayey. ABSENT.: Laura Wright. 38 Seventh and Eighth Grades FIRST ROW: J. Rogers, A. Green, E. Ames, D. Ford, A. Ingraham, F. Fisher. SECOND ROW: P. Olmstead, K. Stowe, A. Bradley, F. Gibson, K. Gotham, J. Graham, S. Ford, E. Watson, L. Rexford. THIRD ROW: J. Olmstead, E. Simpson, D. Mackey, S. Remington, L. Bump, C. O'Gorman, J. Long, R. Buckley, P. Marceau. FOURTH ROW: T. O'Gorman, W. Bump, W. Howard, E. Tucker, R. Watson, E. Boyd, M. Chase, W. Wright. ABSENT: F. Burns, L. Wood- ard, D. Hewitt. FIRST ROW: D. Phillips, A. Riehl, J. Perry, E. O’Gorman, K. Marden, E. Corbitt, B. Clark, L. Wilson. SECOND ROW: S. Bullock, D. Hewitt, D. Wolfe, N. Olmstead, S. Stowe, H. Newton, S. Hammond, S. Hoyt, B. White, M. Huto, R. White, B. Matthie, V. Cole. THIRD ROW: W. Vaughan, S. Dean, R. Weegar, D. Roberts, S. Jones, R. Gotham, K. Klien, L. Got- ham, J. Westerdick, P. Gotham. FOURTH ROW: T. Phillips, T. Rogers, R. Gerrish, J. Scovil, E. Pederson, J. Ames, J. Guiney, R. Johnson, M. Chase, B. Selleck. ABSENT: L. Wright. 39 Ninth and Tenth FIRST ROW: R. Irish, W. Lincoln, R. Carrier, J. Fisher, R. Rodwell, W. Miller. SECOND ROW: H. Pederson, D. Long, S. Huto, T. Crary, J. Gibson, J. Stratton, C. Wright, M. J. Watson, C. Tucker. THIRD ROW: D. Decker, M. VanBrocklin, D. Perry, L. Corrow, S. Olmstead, D. Trimm, G. Green, J. Rexford, R. Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: J. Westerdick, R. Phillips, A. Bradley, D. Mackey, R. Houston, R. Murray, L. Severence, W. Creighton, M. Stowe, R. Roberts. FIFTH ROW: J. Buckley, G. Garlow, W. Colman, G. Dillabough, J. Collins, R. Jenks, L. O’Gorman, F. Wright, R. Perry, T. Mackey. ABSENT: J. Mills, H. Carrow, R. Murray, G. Veber, J. Cayey. FIRST ROW: Donna Hamrpond, S. Wright, M. J. Clohsey, Gail Altord, Janis O’Gorman, S. Hewitt. SECOND ROW: B. Willmart, L. Gotham, R. VanBrocklin, R. Rodwell, M. Lennox, D. Silver, J. Hepburn. BACK ROW: R. Willard, W. Hoyt, W. Clark, W. Riehl, S. Ward, C. Jenks, J. Collins, E. Gilmore. 40 Eleventh and Twelfth FIRST ROW: B. LaLone, K. Glasgow, B. Moore, M. Jones, L. Fisher, T. Fitzpatrick, G. Long. SECOND ROW: L. Westerdick,. J. Tierney, K. Smith, W. Rogers, S. Gardner, R. Crary, N. Willmart, M. Sevey, L. Ford, D. Stowe. THIRD ROW: E. Gardner, V. Snider, H. Newton, R. VanDusen, G. Collins, C. Hepburn, B. Regan, J. Demers. ABSENT: A. Hogle, C. Snyder, R. Murray. FIRST ROW, (STANDING): Lorraine Dunning, Gloria Gleason, Colleen Houston, Ellen Hepburn. SECOND ROW: Marlyne Bullock, Alice Buckley, Eileen Miller, Sharon McMurtry, Laura Sel- leck, Elva Clark, Judith Tucker, Sandra Remington. THIRD ROW: John Dollinger, James Cayey, Craig Perkins, John Watson, Roger Murray, Larry Clark, Lowell Gotham, Kermit Weston, Wil- liam Ford. 41 Selleck School Left to Right: Duane Stratton, Donald Stratton, Dale Lincoln, Mrs. Casey, Glenda Stratton, Nancy Stratton, Dean Lincoln, Lee Stratton. ABSENT: Dawn Moore. So. Colton School BACK: Lucy Clark, Mrs. Vincent. SECOND: Gary Boyd, Patricia Clark, Cynthia Swift, Jean Selleck, Susan Swift. FRONT: Earl Clark, Donne Simpson, Joseph Selleck, Leon Selleck. 42 Bus Drivers Arthur Gardner, Roy Gotham, Doyle Remington, Everett McEwen, Gary Collins, Morris Trimm, Morris Johnson, Hamilton Ferry, Harley Mullen. Cooks Ann O’Gorman Doris Boyd Nana Gardner Laura Collins Custodians Arthur Gardner Morris Trimm Hubert Tuper 43 Senior Band FRONT ROW: L. Rexford, B. Lalone, J. Tucker, S. Ford, A. Riehl, M. Corbitt, M. Weegar. SECOND ROW: L. Fisher, C. Hepburn, E. Hepburn, G. Alford, J. Hepburn, K. Stowe, J. Smith. THIRD ROW: S. Jones, W. Riehl, J. Gibson, R. Gotham, D. Riehl, F. Gibson, A. Bradley, K. Gotham, J. O’Gorman. STANDING: W. Miller, J. Scovil, W. Coleman, M. Lennox, Band- leader: Mr. William Riehl. Junior Band FRONT ROW: M. Weegar,, A. Miller, T. Frank, E. Bullock, S. Collins, S. Wells, D. Gotham, P. Enslow. SECOND ROW: M. Corbitt, J. Smith, E. Gilmore, J. Fountain, S. Remington, J. Graham, K. O’Gorman, S. Carrier. THIRD ROW: D. Riehl, B. Swift, G. Stowe, R. Durant, G. Hendershot, C. Ford, B. Rexford, R. Carrier. BACK ROW: V. Cole, G. Cayey, Mr. Riehl. ABSENT: Elizabeth Watson. 46 Chorus L. to R. - FIRST ROW: A. Buckley, S. Bullock, D. Hewitt, D. Hammond, J. Hepburn, M. VanBrocklin, A. Riehl, L. Davis, M. Clohosey. SECOND ROW: J. Tierney, B. LaLone, S. Hammond, S. Remington, J. Tucker, L. Ford, R. Phillips, R. Houston. THIRD ROW: D. Stowe, H. Newton, L. Wilson, B. Clark, S. Stowe, S. Hoyt, L. Dunning, W. Ford, R. Murray, J. Cayey, C. Hepburn. FOURTH ROW: K. Glasgow, L. Fisher, E. Clark, E. Corbitt, C. Houston, S. Olmstead, H. Pederson, S. Huto, D. Perry, J. O’Gorman, G. Alford, L. Gotham, W. Riehl, J. Demers, L. O'Gorman. 47 F.H.A SEATED: Lorraine Dunning, Dorothy Stowe, Sharon McMurtry, Angela Hogle, Marlyne Bullock, Judy Rexford, Alice Buckley. STANDING: Mary Jane Clohosey, Sandra Wright, Gloria Glea- son, Constance Wright, Judith Stratton, Mrs. Black (Advisor), Thelma Crary, Sharon Olmstead, Shirley Huto, Donna Perry, Meribeth VanBrocklin. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Dorothy Stowe, Laura Selleck, Mary Jones, Eileen Miller, Marlyne Bullock. SECOND ROW: Ellen Hepburn, Betty LaLone, Charles Hepburn, Gary Collins, Judith Tucker, Grace Long, Lorraine Dunning. ABSENT: Ronald Morrow. 48 Racquetteer FIRST ROW: J. Cayey, Mrs. Saucier (Advisor), Kathy Glasgow, C. Perkins, L. Selleck. SEC- OND ROW: M. Bullock, A. Buckley, D. Hammond, E. Hepburn, B. LaLone, S. Remington, E. Miller, G. Alford, J. O’Gorman, S. McMurtry, M. Jane Clohsey, L. Dunning, J. Hepburn, D. Stowe. THIRD ROW: L. Ford, R. V. Brocklin, John Watson, W. Ford, L. Gotham, J. Mil- ler, K. Weston, J. Dollinger. Student Council SEATED: Kathleen Marden, Betty LaLone, Judith Tucker, Louise Davis, Dorothy Long. STAND- ING: Bruce Selleck, Catherine O'Gorman, Mr. Whyte (Advisor), Richard Van Deusen, William Ford, Michael Lennox, Gary Garlough, John Rogers. 49 Ski Club FIRST ROW: J. Dollinger, D. Green, D. Hammond, S. Remington, E. Hepburn, L. Fisher, J. Tucker, D. Stowe, L. Ford, R. Murray. SECOND ROW: J. Fisher, R. Morrow, R. Murray, J. Gibson, G. Alford, S. McMurtry, Advisor Miss Mein, T. Mackey, D. Stowe, Advisor Mr. Black. THIRD ROW: L. Gotham, S. Stowe, W. Clark, C. Hepburn, H. Newton, G. Collins, J. Cayey, J. Demers, R. Houston, G. Garlough. 4-H Officers FIRST ROW: Vice-President Hugh Newton, President Leary O’Gorman, News Reporter Ronald Robert. SECOND ROW: Treasurer John Collins. ABSENT: Secretary Mary Jane Clohosey. 50 Baby Pictures 52 Baby Pictures 53 Soccer Team L. to R. - FRONT ROW: William Rogers, Ralph Willard, Lawrence Ford, James Cayey, Gary Collins, Richard Van Dusen, Jan Demers, John Dollinger, William Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Murphy, Ronald Van Brocklin, Charles Hepburn, Bernard Regan, Roger Murray, William Riehl, Ernest Gardner, John Collins, Richard Rodwell, George Cayey (lineman), Mr. Hennessey. BACK ROW: Greg Stowe (lineman), Daniel Mackey, Edward Gilmore, William Hoyt, Ronald Houston, Gary Garlough, Timothy Berrish (lineman), Thomas Regan (lineman). 56 Varsity Basketball L. to R. - FRONT ROW: Larry Ford, John Dollinger, Bill Hoyt, Charles Hepburn, John Miller, Ralph Willard, Daniel Silver. BACK ROW: Coach - Mr. Murphy, Roger Murray, William Riehl, Gary Collins, Earnest Gardner, Craig Perkins, James Cayey, David Stowe, Ronald Van Brocklin. Colton' 58 Morristown 61 Colton 68 St. Regis 45 Colton 66 Harrisville 52 Colton 94 Holy Family 46 Qolton 59 Edwards 44 Colton 77 Morristown 59 Colton 40 Clifton-Fine 84 Colton 46 Russell 63 Colton 73 Parishville 65 Colton 50 Harrisville 65 Colton 70 Edwards 68 Colton 51 Clifton-Fine 72 Colton 65 Russell 77 Colton 65 Holy Family 47 Colton 66 Parishville 62 Won 9 Lost 6 57 Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: Judith Tucker, Janis O’Gorman, Gail Alford, Lois Fisher, Kathleen Glasgow. FRONT: Alice Buckley. J. V. Cheerleaders FRONT: Linda Rexford. MIDDLE: Meribeth Van Brocklin, Anne Riehl. BACK: Sharon Hammond, June Cayey, Faith Gibson. 58 Junior High L. to R. - FRONT ROW: William, Alan Bradley, Ronald Rodwell, John Buckley, Lloyd Sever- ance, Robert Phillips, Richard Carrier, Daniel Decker. BACK ROW: Mr. Henneseey, Ronald Houston, Willis Coleman, Thomas Mackey, John Collins, Gary Veber, Lawrence O'Gorman, Rodney Murray, Daniel Mackey, Edward Gilmore. JUNIOR HIGH RECORD Colton Opponent Colton Opponent 36 Morristown 17 34 Clifton-Fine 22 45 Harrisville 41 47 Russell 45 34 Holy Family 47 44 Holy Family 30 30 Morristown 17 32 Parishville 29 42 Clifton-Fine 51 40 Russell 38 Won 9 42 Parishville 33 Lost 3 40 Harrisville 41 Seventh and Eighth Grade L. to R. - FRONT ROW: Vernon Cole, Edwin Simpson, Richard Buckley, Arthur Green, Shawn Jones, Robert Weegar, John Long, Stefen Dean. BACK ROW: Coach - Mr. Hennessy, Ronald Gotham, Karl Klien, Edward Boyd, Bruce Selleck, Edward Pederson, John Scovil, Robert Gerrish, Marcelle Chase, Thomas Phillips, Edward Gilmore. 59 Coaches All League Bernard Regan William Riehl Charles Hepbur Gary Collins Craig Perkins Compliments of HAMMOND GAS PLUMBING Phone CO 7-7742 BARSTOW MOTORS Colton, N. Y. Compliments of FRESHMAN CLASS JOHNSON’S SERVICE STATION Colton, N. Y. Compliments of TARDELLI INN Order to Go I Potsdam, N. Y. Potsdam, N. Y. FRANK’S GROCERY Colton, N. Y. LEWIS COMPANY SCAWLON’S AUTO PARTS, INC. 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