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

Text from Pages 1 - 85 of the 1967 volume:

Steven Dean, Organization; Bruce Selleck, Sports Editor; Karl Klein, Photography; Ann Riehl, Typing Editor; Eva-Marie Corbitt, Co-Editor; Ronald Gotham, Co-Editor. YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. Roes Advisor Dived and learned by creating a yearbook. Reflection of school life. Teamwork. Dif- ferent ideas. Long hours. Planned. Designed. Took pic- tures. Wrote copy. Deleted copy. Cropped. Organized. Edited, proofread. Rewrote. Met deadlines . Conveyed an image. Vernon Cole, Art; George Beaudry, Advertising; Helene Newton, Cover; Mary Marden, Typing; Ellen O'Gorman, Advertising; Norma Olmstead, Advertising; Front--Sharon Hammond, Art; Diana Hewitt, Typing; Lila Wilson, Advertising. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Administration 5 Seniors 13 Underclassmen 23 Grades 27 Activities 37 Sports 53 Senior Directory 63 Advertisements 67 DEDICATION Through the faithful guidance, sincere understanding, and devoted loyalty of this man we huve developed pride in our school and in ourselves. We, as have proceeding classes, found that he is in- deed an able administrator. For many of the thirty years during which he has been principal he has also served in the capacities of teacher, coach, and guidance counselor. Each of us in count- less ways has been aided by having known him as a person, a teacher, and a friend. Therefore, we, the Class of 1967, with gratitude and respect, dedicate our Cottonian to our supervising principal, Mr. Michael H. Corbitt. ADMINISTRATION COLTON-PIERREPONT BOARD OF EDUCATION R. Weegar, R. Thomas, J. Hayes, R. Creighton, M. Clohosey. Living and learning for all students is made possible at Colton-Pierrepont Central School through the en- deavors of the Board of Education. This elected group of officials plans, supervises, and administers our edu- cational program. Mr. Richard Weegar, as President, heads this staff of five. Colton can be proud of the quality of leadership it is now receiving. J. Lenney--Tax Collector J. O' Gorman--Treasurer 6 After thirteen years of work and pleasure here In this school you have finally reached the first plateau In your life. Whatever mea- sure of success you have attained has been brought about through the cooperation of your teachers, your parents, the taxpayers of your school district, the state and federal governments and finally you yourselves. As John Donne once said, No man is an island, entire of itself . This same cooperation will be necessary all through your life. Your success will depend upon your ability to get along with others, your willingness to do your share, even if called upon to protect your country, to hold public office or to sacrifice personal desires in order to help bear the burdens of the day. I sincerely hope that the training and guidance which you have re- ceived in this school will give you the stamina to carry out with pride your mission in life, whatever it may be. May God go with you. Vv.'- Mrs. Smith Normal School Mrs. Ells Normal School Mrs. Corcoran Training Class Mrs. Sullivan B. S. Mrs. McEwen Normal School ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. McCarthy B. S. Mrs. Clohosey B. S. Mrs. Stowe B. S. Mrs. Healey B. S. He teaches who gives. Mrs. Smith M. S. Miss Robinson B. A. Mrs. Corbitt B. A. Mr. Liotta M. S. Mrs. O' Gorman B. S. Mrs. B. S. Casey Mrs. Collins M. S. Mr. Hennessy B. S. Mrs. Johnson B. S. 9 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Miss Hayes School Nurse-- Teacher R.N.A. Miss Jarvis Dental Hy- gienist D.H. Mrs. Gibson Science B.S., M.S. Mr. Wilson Industrial Arts B.S. Mr. Roes Commercial Arts B. A. Mrs. Krebs Home Economics B.S. Mr. Sokol owski Social Studies B.A. B.S. Mr. Whyte Guidance Counselor B.S., M.E. Mrs. Lennox Librarian B.S. Mrs. Maul English B. A. Mrs. Markert Mathematics B.S. 10 Mrs. Collins English B.S. Mr. Woolston Physical Ed- ucation B.S. Mr. Lewis Art A.A.S. B.F.A. Mrs. Champney Science M.S. Mrs. Long Social Studies B.E. Mrs. Given Mathematics B.E. Mrs. Hepburn Physical Ed- ucation B.S., M.S. Mrs. Craven Reading B. A. AND GLADLY WOULD HE LEARN AND GLADLY TEACH Mr. Riehl Instrumental Music M. A. Mrs. Saucier Language B.A. 11 Cafeteria Staff—Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. O'Gorman, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Sevey. SERVICE PERSONNEL Miss O'Gorman Bookkeeper— Miss Lenney Living and learning has been made better and easier for us at CPCS through the efforts of our service personnel. This hard working staff has .improved the beauty and efficiency of our school. We thank them for a job well done. Bus Drivers and Custodians--Mr. Gardner, Mr. McEwen, Mr. Howe, Mr. McEwen, Mr. Gotham, Mr. Remington, Mr. Ferry, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Trimm. Absent—Mr. Stone. Secretary— Mrs. McRobbie 12 SENIORS Shaun Craig Jones--President Amusement to an observing mind is study. CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Marcia Bullock—Treasurer The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of earth. Steven Lance Dean—Vice-President There are two sides to every story— mine and the wrong one. Ellen Julia O'Gorman--Secretary Always the same . . . nice. 14 Karl Klein—Student Council President Wit is the only wall between us and the dark. John Francis Ames Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Mary Kathleen Marden—Student Council A sunny nature wins friends every- where . Lived and learned as Seniors. The end of a sea- son of learning. Awesome. Pondered. Prestige. Set examples. Some good, some bad. Created a yearbook. Leaders in extra-curricular activities Sold magazines. Raffled. Planned for New York City. Thought. Reflected. Questioned. Thought again. Graduation--The seal of approval. Un- certainty encircles tomorrow. What's ahead? 15 Vernon Loren Cole, Jr. Why should others have all the fun. George Edward Robert Beaudry I shall endeavor to enliven morality with wit, and to temper wit with morality. Donna Lea Collins Softly speak and sweetly smile. Robert Ernest Gerrish No matter where the body is, the mind is free to go elsewhere.11 Paul Frederick Gotham I always manage to get by. Eva-Marie Corbitt Those who have the most to do and are willing to work will find the most time. John Robert Glasgow Why Hurry? Take your time. 17 John Joseph Guiney, Jr. The best of life is conversation. Ronald Richard Gotham There is only one way to live, and that is to enjoy life. Sharon Elaine Hammond Sunshine in her voice, and most of all, in her smile. 18 Diana Mae Hewitt That which befits us is cheerfulness. II 19 Nonna Bernadine Olmstead Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. Judy Ida Marie Perry Bom with the gift of laughter. Edward Frederick Pedersen Stature does not make the man—I am proof of that. Donna Ann Phillips Happiness is the harvest of a quiet eye. 20 21 John Eli Scovil Youth is made rich by its dreams of the future. Lila Betty Wilson All the happiness we have, comes from the happiness we give to others. Absent when photo was taken— Thomas Phillips Bruce Warren Selleck Had I been present at the creation, I would have given some useful hints for better-ordering.of the universe. Robert Frank Weegar To worry little, study less, my idea of happiness. 22 UNDERCLASSMEN President Vice- President Sevey, T. O'Gorman, W. Bump, R. Watson, R. Buckley, J. Fish. On Stairs--D. Mackey, K. Gotham, A. Bradley, B. Matthie, E. Watson, P. Olm stead. Advisor Mr. Woolston CLASS OF 1968 We are living and learning as Juniors. Smallest class. Upperclassmen now. And don't forget it. Sold cards. Gained prestige with class rings. Produced a play. Prepared for National Merit Scholarship exams. Created an atmosphere for Prom. Worked toward a senior trip. We are becoming. Secretary Treasurer 24 Student Council President Living and learning as Sophomores. Rebelled. Hor- rorized Colton with a Halloween Dance. Ordered class rings. Were tested. Studied. Some. Planned a St. Patrick's Day Dance. Thought. And slowly we're becoming. CLASS OF 1969 Tre asurer S. . Vice- President BOTTOM ROW - -J. Carrow, C. Watson, M. Creighton, J. Fountain, S. Cole, M. Emburey, D. Mousaw, G. Cayey, W. Creighton, A. Con- nelly, S. Bailor, T. Perry. ROW 2--T. Caster, F. Fisher, M. Corbitt, M. Weegar, M. Regan, S. Phillips ROW 3--K. Helmar, K. O'Gorman, J. Smith, D. Lincoln, D. Moore, B. Mousaw, M. Olmstead. ROW 4—M. Wright, H. Hoyt, W. Howard, R. Fish, P. Call, R. Durant, G. Howard, P. Duprey, D. Riehl, T. Regan. Absent—E. Norman, J. Long. Advisor Mrs. Markert President CLASS OF 1970 Beginning to live and learn as Freshman. High school at last. Class pins to prove it. Danced. Learned. Started toward a goal--New York City. Soft drinks and soccer games. Enthusiasm. Studied. Attempted first Regents. At last we were becoming. Vice- President Secretary- Advisor Mrs. Craven BOTtbM ROW--M. Shea, L. Wright, A. Miller, D. Swibold, E. Bullock, D. Mousaw, M. Long, C. Ford, T. Frank, S. Collins, I. Crary, L. La- Clair, P. Jessmer, S. Duprey. ROW 2--K. Hogle, P. Wright, K. Phillips, L. Hill, W. Wright, D. Severance, M. Jenks, R. Phillips, B. Swift, P. Enslow, D. Gotham, D. Decker, R. Burns, S. Wells, D. Smith. Absent—R. Burns, R. Burns, G. Dunning, M. Fisher, J. Gerrish, J. Hutchinson, W. Norman, R. Pedersen, J. Regan, A. Trimm, K. Bronson. Student Council GRADES EIGHTH GRADE KNEELING--T. Howard, A. Sharlow, W. Paul, G. Graham, W. Baker. ROW 1--J. Helmar, M. Hepburn, L. Green, J. Collins, E. Hurley. ROW 2—L. Cayey, M. Bonner, S. Creighton, K. Deming, S. Hayes, H. Weston, J. Caster, R. Thomas. ROW 3—B. Parrotte, D. Shea, T. Austin, B. Brown. ROW 4--G. Coleman, W. Watson, R. Call, W. Frank, D. Austin. BOTTOM ROW—J. Olmstead, J. Scovil, B. Carrow, S. Dammen, B. Paige, S. Carrier, M. Wright, C. Wright, S. Trimm, L. Clark, S. Howard, J. Hammond. TOP ROW--M. Olmstead, K. Baker, R. Wright, M. Wright, R. Rattie, D. Davis, D. Snyder. Absent--D. Matthie, R. Robar, L. Stratton. 28 BOTTOM ROW—S. Coleman, F. Scovil, G. Olmstead, D. Cole, R. Matthie, A. VanBrocklin, P. Clark, H. Wright, R. Olmstead, G. Severance, L. Sel- leck, C. Green, N. Stratton. ROW 2—V. Stowe, S. Dunning, D. Cashman, R. Burns, C. Carrow, P. Trimm, R. Norman, D. Robert, R. Shatraw. Absent--T. Green. BOTTOM ROW--D. Lincoln, K. Gerrish, D. Paul, M. Stowe, M. Miller, C. Howard. ROW 2—D. Bradley, M. Hayes, J. Vebber, H. Perry, H. New- ton, P. Hoyt, R. Radimak, D. Stratton, J. Hurley, J. Smith, T. Enslow, T. Hatch, T. Olmstead. ROW 3--A. Seaver, C. Caster, H. Olmstead, V. Parrotte, B. Helmar, D. Swibold. BOTTOM ROW-D. Watson, L. Baker, G. Shea, B. Thomas, S. Hurley, P. Wright, R. Marceau, S. LaBrake, C. Olmstead. ROW 2--L. Seaver, M. Greene, Mr. Hennessy, T. Wright, R. Fish, W. Phillips, M. O'Gorman, D. Fountain, M. Davis, L. Wright. Absent--J. Clohosey, D. Stratton. SIXTH GRADE BOTTOM ROW—N. Snyder, R. Whitcomb, B. Remington, D. Besaw, G. Sumpter, C. Rodwell, D. Perry, S. Fountain. ROW 2—T. Hewitt, M. Duprey, S. Austin, S. Frank, L. Jenks, P. Hepburn, Mrs. Johnson, D. Pedersen, N. Wright, P. Weegar, R. Smith, A. Creighton, S. Hatch, J. Thomas. SEATED on Stairs--T. Olmstead, M. McEwen, M. Thomas, D. Caster, D. Hayes, N. McDonald, STANDING--A. Rathbun, L. Chase, S. Shea, M. O'Gorman, M. Wheaton, K. Thomas, P. Robar, D. Gardner, Mrs. Casey. TOP--S. Robar, P. Warner, M. Mathous, L. Bradley, C. Sullivan, L. La- Clair, V. Caster, R. Norman. Absent--K. Burns. FIFTH GRADE BOTTOM ROW—J. Swibold, M. Davis, C. Perry, D. Sharlow, R. Whit- comb, B. Caster, J. Dawley, M. Austin, D. Simpson, D. Olmstead, L. Greene. ROW 2--E. Howard, M. Enslow, S. Wheaton, C. Thomas, L. Seaver, Mrs. Collins, R. Atkinson, G. Scovil, M. Fallon, S. Swift, J. Selleck. Absent--Thomas Green. • 1 FOURTH GRADE BOTTOM ROW--D. Dammen, M. Dawley, R. Paul, S. Matthie, J. Selleck. ROW 2—D. Miller, J. Cole, B. Stowe, D. Collins, W. Smith, K. Helmar, C. Seaver, R. Norman, J. Fisher, C. Whitcomb, E. Clark, G. Stratton, R. doleman. ROW 3--N. Wheaton, K. Crary, E. Scovil, D. Robar, J. Wright, R. Gardner, Mrs. O'Gorman. Absent—J. O'Gorman, K. Fisher. BOTTOM ROW—J. Hurley, M. Weems, D. Wolf, R. Olmstead, W. Whit- man, 9.. Sharlow, K. Caster, D. Hewitt. ROW 2--S. Remington, R. Burns, C. Swift, N. Wheaton, J. Vebber, E. Guiney, F. Lenney, T. Sumpter, R. Bradt, C. Gilmore, J. Emburey, R. Wright. ROW 3--Mrs. McEwen, E. Mathous, V. Wright, J. O'Gorman, T. Hewitt. 39 BOTTOM ROW--B. Sharlow, J. McEwen, J. Pelrah, N. Hurley, C. Ham- mond, P. Weems, S. Long, M. Hepburn. ROW 2--M. Whyte, M. Klein, C. Jenks, G. Stratton, R. Hollinger, C. Severance, Mrs. Smith, R. Wright, J. Buckley, N. Lenney, D. Rattie, D. Long, J. Hayes, B. Fallon, J. Scovil, S. Enslow. Absent—T. Thomas. THIRD GRADE BOTTOM ROW-R. Shea, F. Vaisey, C. McDonald, K. McDonald, J. Pedersen, L. Olmstead. ROW 2--T. Hewitt, J. Olmstead, P. Olmstead, D. Buckley, R. Bums, P. Besaw, M. Whitman. ROW 3—P. Fisher, F. Fisher, E. McCarthy, D. Fitzpatrick, J. Austin, C. Greene, L. Rathbun, D. Cashman, P. Caster, K. Norman, K. Lincoln, C. Hamilton. Mrs. Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW--D. Dammen, S. Selleck, D. Wolf, J. Thomas, J. Wright, R. Regan, R. White, B. McCarthy, M. Perkins, T. Thomas, M. Whyte. ROW TWO—S. Green, T. Rattie, R. Fountain, B. Buckley, P. Mousaw, P. Watson. ROW 3—Mrs. Corcoran, B. Beaudry, D. Eickhoff, E. Glasgow, R. Vaisey, D. Shea, S. Perry, D. Goldie. SECOND GRADE BOTTOM ROW--R. Wright, J. Scovil, M. Hollinger, J. Dunning, B. Trimm, S. Stowe, T. Watson, J. Hover, J. Hayes, L. Weston, P. Thomas, D. Scovil! ROW 2—M. Baker, P. Wright, E. Davis, D. Trimm, D. Clough, S. Greene, J. Willett, N. Fisher, Mrs. Ells. Absent--L. Enslow, K. Wright. BOTTOM ROW--C. McDonald, C. Trimm, T. White, S. Hamilton, A. Greene, J. Robar, K. Perry, A. Hoyt, T. Regan, W. Selleck, K. Austin. ROW 2--T. White, C. Buckley, M. Glasgow, K. Manfred, D. LaClair, J. Swift, T. Hewitt, D. Green, J. Long, B. Mousaw, B. Wolf. Mrs. McCarthy. FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW (Up)--L. Parrotte, D. Caster, D. Scovil, D. Vaisey, B. Phillips. ROW 2--M. Murphy, K. Olmstead, P. Shea, R. LaRock, B. Gardner, R. Barrigar. ROW 3--B. Severance, M. VanBrocklin, T. Grange, M. Grace, S. Hayes, P. Lenney, R. McDonald, W. LaClair, C. Helmar, J. Selleck, K. Weems. Mrs. Clohosey. 35 BOTTOM ROW--M. Hawley, D. Clements, L. Eickhoff, C. Greene, L. Coleman, E. Cawley, D. Maul. STANDING--K. Hayes, M. Regan. ROW 2 —E. Frank, B. Hayes, D. Wolfe, R. Burns, L. Gutierrez, J. Wright, G. Parrotte, E. Seaver. ROW 3—S. Clough, S. Taylor, K. Wright, J. Lawrence, Mrs. Healey. KINDERGARTEN BOTTOM ROW--G. Shea, B. Wilson, A. Austin, L. Grange, R. McCarthy. ROW 2-W. Mayes, T. Gilbert, R. Phillips, C. Trimm, R. Hill, S. Taylor. ROW 3--J. Regan, J. Scovil, T. Whitcomb, S. McDonald, K. Cushman, T. Manfred, J. Ford, L. Kmburey, Mrs. Stowe. Absent--V. Warren. ORGAN IZA TIONS SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM ROW--E. Simpson, Vice-President; B. Selleck, President; ROW 2--S. Ford, Secretary; Mrs. Gib- son, Advisor; S. Remington, Treasurer; ROW 3—F. Gibson; A. Bradley; J. Graham, K. Stowe; E. Corbitt; A. Riehl; K. O'Gorman. ROW 4--R. Gotham; J. Rogers; S. Dean; G. Beaudry; Lived and learned as Senior Honor Society members. Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship, and Service. Talent extravaganza. Sold candy. The elite group. Standards for others attainment. May induction. A preparation for the future. 38 JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lived and learned as Junior Honor Society members. Sold candy. Tried to achieve Scholarship, Leader- ship, Citizenship, and Service. Goal: Senior National Honor Society. BOTTOM ROW--R. Call; W. Frank; T. Austin; S. Wells. ROW 2 —M. Hepburn; H. Weston, S. Collins, Secretary; C. Font, President; D. Smith, Treasurer; D. Gotham, Vice-President; R. Thomas; D. Decker; ROW 3—P. Jessmer; E. Hurley; A. Miller; S. Creighton; M. Bonner; T. Frank; I. Crary; L. Hill; B. Swift; M. Long; K. Deming; L. Cayey; Mrs. Collins, Advisor; D. Austin; B. Brown. 39 BOTTOM ROW--S. Ford, Feature Editor; A. Riehl, Typist; E. Corbitt, Editor-in Chief; E. O'Gorman, Club Editor. STANDING—Mrs. Maul, Ad- visor; H. Hewton, Exchange Editor; B. Selleck, Editorials; R. Gotham, Sports Editor. RACQUETEER STAFF Living and Learning as journalists. Quill and Scroll. Organization of journalists . Creative writing. Set deadlines. Miss deadlines. Re-establish deadlines. Edit. Rewrite. Proof-read. Cooperate, Set stan- dards . We are becoming. BOTTOM ROW—F. Gibson, K. O'Gorman, C. O'Gorman, K. Gotham, S. Hammond, M. Creighton. ROW 2__K. Klein, R. Fish, M. Weegar, K. Marden, S. Remington, Mr. Roes, Advisor, J. Graham, G. Howard, A. Bradley, K. Stowe, D. Riehl, G. Beaudry. 40 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BOTTOM ROW--E. O'Gorman; C. O'Gorman, Treasurer; E. Corbitt, President; M. Weegar, Secretary; P. Duprey, Historian. ROW 2--S. Hammond; A. Miller; J. Smith; C. Ford; T. Frank; Mrs. Long, Advisor; M Corbitt, M. Long, M. Shea, H. Newton. Lived and learned as Future Teachers. Chartered in 1962. Project of NEA. Decisions. Gave a scholarship Taught. Attended conferences. Learned more about the teaching profession. Fund-raising dance. Christ- mas Party. Realistic appraisal. Ideals formed. To teach or not to teach? 41 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President—Lila Wilson SEATED—M. Wright, K. Phillips, P. Wright, K. Hogle, S. Trimm, C. Wright, B. Paige, S. Carrier. STANDING—L. Wright, L. Clark, S. Phillips, M. Regan, B. Mousaw, E. Norman, J. Fountain, C. Caster, D. Swibold, S. Hammond, H. Wright, P. Olmstead, H. Perry, N. Stratton, E. Bullock, P. Clark, D. Mousaw. ROW 3—S. Dammen, Mrs. Krebs. Vice President Elizabeth Watson Lived and learned through F. H. A. Opportunity for addi- tional activities in planning and carrying out experiences related to homemaking. National organi- zation of over a half million girls. Organized through state and local chapters to meet the growing needs for adjustments in our changing times. A worthwhile experience. 42 Treasurer— Billie Jean Mousaw Secretary— Sharon Hammond FRONT—S. Ford, J. Smith, K. Stowe, M. Corbitt. ROW 2 —F. Gibson, M. Long, C. Ford, K. Gotham, T. Frank. SKI CLUB Lived and learned through ski club. New-fallen snow. Hooray. A Saturday's trip to Big Tuppdr. Long lift lines. Snowplow. Schussing. Stem Christie. Parallel ski. Traversing. A fall. Another try. Exhaustion. A day of fun and enjoyment. Advisor— Mrs. Markeit rRONT—M. Sevey, E. Ames, A. Bradley, T. Rogers, J. Hutchinson. ROW 2—S. Dean, D. dackey, J. Rogers, M. Bronson, R. Weegar. FRONT—E. Simpson, J. Glasgow, D. Decker, S. Hammond, R. Gotham. ROW 2—G. Howard, A. Riehl, A. Connelly, P. Duprey, S. Jones, W. Creighton. BOTTOM ROW—M. Corbitt, M. Weegar, J. Smith, K. Stowe, S. Remington, J. Graham, S. Ford, A. Riehl, M. Hepburn, T. Frank, A. Miller, J. Fountain, S. Duprey. ROW 2—M. Stowe, M. Miller, A. Bradley, K. Gotham, C. Ford, R. Thomas, P. Call, G. Beaudry, D. Austin, B. Brown, S. Creighton, D. Bradley. A E. Watson, Majorette; S. Bullock, Drum Major; J. Perry, Majorette. B MAJORETTE CLASS Front to back--E. Bullock, J. Fountain, D. Swibold, C. Watson, E. Norman, L. LaClair, M. Long, S. Collins. 44 N D We lived and learned as members of the band. Spring Concert. Learned self-discipline. American Edu- cation Week Program. Practice--Lessons--Rehears - als. Batons--Cymbals . Kettle drums. Music has become a living art for band members . 45 SENIOR CHORUS BOTTOM ROW; P. Jessmer, D. Swibold, E. Hurley, B. Paige, M. Hepburn, M. Weegar, M. Creighton. ROW 2; K. Stowe, S. Ford, S. Creighton, D. Lincoln, S. Hammond, S. Hayes, T. Regan, R. Call, G. Graham, W. Paul, D. Austin, J. Caster, T. Austin, A. Bradley, C. Ford, S. Duprey, L. Green, M. Bon- ner. ROW 3; L. Cayey, S. Remington, F. Gibson, J. Collins, L. Wilson, G. Beaudry, D. Riehl, R. Gotham, R. Pedersen, B. Brown, J. Fountain, K. Helmar, A. Miller, M. Corbitt, D. Moore. ROW 4; S. Collins, J. Graham, S. Carrier, L. Clark, B. Carrow, E. Pedersen, K. Klein, L. Howard, B. Swift, E. Ames, T. O'Gorman, P. Call, D. Mousaw, P. Duprey, A. Riehl, K. Gotham, J. Smith, T. Frank, CHORALAIRES BOTTOM ROW;D. Riehl, R. Gotham, G. Beaudry, L. Howard, P. Duprey, E. Ames, R. Peder- sen, W. Paul, T. Austin. ROW 2; F. Gibson, L. Wilson, S. Hammond, D. Lincoln, C. Ford, S. Duprey, M. Weegar, K. Hel- mar, D. Moore. 46 ELEMENTARY CHORUS BOTTOM ROW—M. Thomas, M. McEwen, B. Caster, L. Seaver, L. Chase, M. Davis, B. Helmar, J. Daw- ley, G. Olmstead, N. McDonald. ROW 2--Mr. Liotta, M. O'Gorman, C. Thomas, M. Austin, S. Wheaton, R. Burns, P. Weegar, N. Wright, V. Parrotte, L. Green, J. Sumpter, C. Green, S. Perry, D. Watson, R. Whitcomb, P. Robar, C. Olmstead. ROW3--D. Caster, C. Rodwell, R. Smith, P. Hoyt, M. Miller, V. Stowe, S. Fountain, M. Enslow, P. Warner, L. Baker, S. Shea, S. Robar, E. Howard, P. Hepburn, M. Green, R. Marceau, D. Perry. ROW 4—S. Hatch, K. Caster, S. Frank, T. Hewitt, M. Stowe, D. Pedersen, D. Paul, K. Gerrish, D. Bradley, H. Perry, H. Olmstead, C. Howard, A. Creighton, R. Atkinson, H. Wright, P. Clark, T. Hatch, J. Hurley, R. Fish, D. Lincoln. Lived and learned as members of chorus. Chora- laires--the select few. Monday night rehearsals. Practice. Soloists. Christmas concert--Lights of Christmas. Sounds. Pleasant. Soprano, Alto, Bari- tone, and Bass. Enthusiasm. Spirit to sing. More rehearsals . Spring concert. 47 SEAWAY AREA TECHNOLOGY CENTER Lived and learned by training to become skilled laborers. Cosmetology. Conservation. Secre- tarial. Auto mechanics. Machine trades. Re- frigeration . Air conditioning. Body and fender repair. Building trades. Agricultural mechan- ics . We are becoming . . . 48 Mr. Hockenberger Lived and learned through Vocational Industrial Co-operative Program. A chance to learn through working. Fifth period classes. Work after school. At last we are trying our wings. John Scovil--Slater Food Service Lila Wilson--Nurse's Aide--Potsdam Hospital Judy Graham--Nurse's Aide--Potsdam Hospital Mary Marden--Dental Assistant--Dr. Robert Riggs Alanna Bradley--Nurse's Aide--Potsdam Hospital Sandra Bullock--Sales Clerk--Montgomery Ward Kathy Stowe--Nurse's Aide--Potsdam Hospital Karen Gotham--Nurse's Aide--Potsdam Hospital Alan Norman--Sales Clerk--Montgomery Ward Vernon Cole--Food Service--S.U.C. Potsdam Dennis Robert--Food Service--S.U.C. Potsdam 49 CAROUSEL JUNIOR PROM KING--SHAUN JONES QUEEN--SHARON HAMMOND PRINCE—RON GOTHAM PRINCESS--ELLEN O'GORMAN FLOWER GIRLS--Margaret Ann Perkins Betty Joan Beaudry CROWNERS-- Cynthia Hammond Millie Hepburn Kenneth Norman Timothy Thomas Lived and learned by creating a prom. Carousel of swans. Tempera paint. Cradboard. Crepe paper- salmon pink, mint, lavender, aqua. Drew--Painted —Cut. Ladders. Wire. Work. Pink punch. Lily pads Cookies. Lace. Coronation. Clean-up. We had suc- ceeded . Mrs. Endicott-- Eva-Marie Corbitt Agnes-- Ellen O'Gorman Beryl-- Mary Marden Cicely-- Shellie Stowe Aunt Caroline-- Ann Rlehl Miss Mabbit-- Sharon Hammond Louise MacLain-- Lila Wilson Una Hagaman— Helen Newton Riccy-- Ron Gotham Dan Donovan-- Steve Dean Dave Thompson-- Bruce Selleck Lieutenant Clayton-- Vernon Cole JUNIOR PLAY Lived and learned by producing Who Killed Aunt Caroline. Try-outs. First stage fright. Wait. Cast announced. Memorize lines. First rehearsals. Bare stage. Learned stage walk. Learned howto die. De- signed set. Mixed glue with whiting and finally added color. The finger test. Painted. Dress rehearsal-- the dry run. At last make-up and costumes. Matinee Final production--evening performance. At last we had become actors and actresses. CAST I SPORTS VARSITY C SENIOR MEMBERS FRONT ROW—R. Gotham; S. Hammond, Secretary-Treasurer; E. O'Gorman; A. Riehl’; V. Cole; S. Dean. SECOND ROW—K. Klein; R. Gerrish; E. Pedersen; B. Selleck, Vice President. Absent—G. Beaudry; J. Scovil, President. Lived and learned through Varsity C club. Requirements--one varsity letter in athletics or cheerleading. Sold sweat- shirts and pens. Purpose--raise stan- dard of sportsmanship. Good sportsman- ship--our goal. 54 ALL-LEAGUE HONORABLE MENTION B. Gerrish, B. Selleck Honorable mentions for soccer soccer went to K. Klein, B. Selleck and D. Riehl. BASEBALL'66 D. Riehl, first team; E. Pedersen, T. Regan, second team. 55 SOCCER 1966 Lived and learned by or- ganizing a soccer team. Led by Co-Captains Ron Gotham and John Scovil. Six wins-- two losses . Lost league title in play-offs to Russell. Learned importance of sports- manship . Participation and team work. Success is not al- ways winning. FIRST ROW—D. Smith, J. Hutchinson, P. Enslow, B. Swift, L. Howard, T. Regan, T. Perry, G. Cayey. Linemen R. Fish S. Frank W. Frank J. Caster M. Duprey J. Cole J. Hurley S. Hurley SECOND ROW—Mr. Hennessy, R. Gotham, P. Duprey, D. Gotham, P. Call, E. Simpson, K. Klein, J. Fish, D. Riehl, E. Pedersen, B. Selleck, T. Rogers, D. Mousaw. Managers—R. Thomas, S. Hayes, Absent—J. Scovil, R. Buckley. Ron Gotham and Coach Woolston Semi-Finals F inals VARSITY BASKETBALL COLTON OPPONENTS Parishville 63 37 Harrisville 79 63 Edwards 59 36 Clifton-Fine 66 40 Knox Memorial 99 82 Parishville 62 46 Harrisville 68 55 Edwards 90 58 Clifton-Fine 52 45 Knox Memorial 70 42 PLAY-OFFS Clifton-Fine 51 30 Harrisville 52 39 KNEELING—R. Gotham, Captain ROW 2—G. Graham, Manager; J. Glasgow; R. Buckley; J. Fish; R. Gerrish; E. Pedersgn, Co-captain; D. Riehl; B. Selleck, Co-Captain; E. Simpson; S. Hayes, Manager. 58 E. O'Gorman, A. Riehl, J. Graham, K. Gotham, F. Gibson, K. Stowe, S. Hammond. CHEERLEADERS Lived and learned as Colton Colts. Most suc- cessful season. Two play-off victories. Oswegatchie Valley League champions. Regular season champs . 10--0 league record. Season's record of 15--2. Five on all-league team--a well earned honor. FRONT ROW—T. Austin., J. Hurley, R. Fish, Managers. ROW 2—D. Smith, D. Gotham, T. Regan, Captain, J. Scovil, T. Perry, D. Mousaw, R. Pedersen, G. Cayey, G. Howard, P. Call, J. Regan, P. Duprey, R. Phillips, W. Creighton, W. Baker, B. Swift, A. Connelly. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Lived and learned through playing. J. V. basketball. A beginning team. Learning sportsmanship . Many close games--some won, some lost. Hu st ling --shoot - ing--guarding. Next year we build on this year's ex- perience. 60 CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW—C. Watson, C. Ford, M. Long ROW 2—M. Weegar, K. Bronson, J. Smith 61 Front to back—T. Regan, S. Dean, P. CalL, D. Riehl, E. Pedersen. BASEBALL 1966 Lived and learned by playing baseball. 7-3 league standing. Good season. Four way tie for first place. Leading hitters--Tom Regan, Dave Riehl and Ron Gotham. Starting pitchers --Dave Riehl and Phil Call. We are becoming baseball players. 62 Mr. Woolston, Coach SENIOR DIRECTORY Ames, John Francis Basketball 9,10, C.Y.O. 9, Beaudry, George Edward Band 9,10,11,12, Choralaires 12, Chorus 11,12, Class Vice-President 9, District Band 11, 12, Junior Play M.Y.F. 10,11,12, Senior National Honor Society 10, 11,12, Soccer 10,11, Student Council 9, Racquetteer 11,12, Yearbook Staff Bullock, Sandra Marcia Cheerleader 10, Junior Play M.Y.F. 9,10,11,12, Twirling 9,10, 11,12 Cole, Vernon Loren Band 9,10, 11, 12, Baseball 9,10 Jr. National Honor Society 9, Junior Prom Ski Club 9, 10, 11,12, Soccer 9,10,11, Varsity C Club 10, 11,12, Yearbook Staff Collins, Donna Lee C.Y.O. 9,10, F .T. A. 9, 10, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Ski Club 10, Student Council 10,11, Corbitt, Eva-Marie Class Secretary 9, F.N.A. 9, F ,T. A. 9,10, 11,12, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom Latin Honor Society 9,10, Library Aide 9, N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation 12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Racquetteer 11 (Feature Editor), 12 (Editor), Science Club 9, Senior National Honor Society 10.11,12, Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Staff (Co-Editor) Dean, Steven Lance Baseball 9, 10,11, Basketball 9,10, Class Vice President 12, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom Latin Honor Society 9,10, St. Law. Rock and Mineral Club 9, 10, Senior National Honor Society 10,11,12, Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff Gerrish, Robert Ernest Baseball 9,10 63 Basketball 10,11,12, Junior Prom Ski Club 9, 10, Soccer 11, Varsity C Club 10, 11, 12, Glasgow, John Baseball 10, Basketball 12, Junior Prom Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Gotham, Paul 4-H 9, M. Y.F. 9, Gotham, Ronald Richard All League Soccer 11,12, Band 9,10,11, 12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10, 11, 12, Chorus 9,10, 11,12, Choralaires 10,11, 12, Class President 10,11, C.Y.O. 9,10, F.T.A. 9, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom Prince Jr. National Honor Society 9, N. M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation 12, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Sectional Chorus 12, Racquetteer 9,10,11,12, Senior National Honor Society 10,11,12, Student Council 9, Varsity C Club 10,11,12, Yearbook (Co-Editor) Guiney, John Joseph Hammond, Sharon Elaine Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Choralaires 12, Chorus, 11,12, F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, F.N.A. 10,11, F ,T. A. 9,12, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom Queen M.Y.F. 9,10,11, Ski Club 9,10, 11,12, Student Council 9, Varsity C Club 11,12, Yearbook Staff Hewitt, Diana Mae 4-H, 10,11, Junior Play Junior Prom Jr. National Honor Society 9, Yearbook Staff Jones, Shaun Craig Class President 12, Band 9,10,11,12, Baseball 9, Basketball 9,10, 11, Junior Prom King Jr. National Honor Society 9, Senior National Honor Society 11,12, Class Vice-President 11, Klein, Karl Band 9, Chorus 10,11,12 C.Y.O. 9,10, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Junior. Play Racquetteer 11,12, Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Soccer 9,10,11,12, Student Council 11,12 (President) Varsity C Club 11,12, Yearbook Staff 64 Marden, Mary Kathleen C.Y.O. 9,10,11,12, Class Secretary 10,11, F.H.A. 9,10,11, F.N.A. 9,10, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom Racquetteer 11,12, Ski Club 9, 10,11,12, Student Council 12, St. Law. and Gouverneur County Second Runner-Up, Fair Queen Yearbook Staff Newton, Helene Elizabeth County Fair 4-H 9, 4-H 9, 10,11,12, 4-H State Fair Representative 9, 4-H Summer Exchange Program 9,11,12, F .T. A. 9,11, 12, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom Library Aide 9,10,11, M.Y.F. 10,11,12, Racquetteer 11,12, Yearbook Staff Norman, Alan James O'Gorman, Ellen Julia Class Secretary 12, Cheerleader 11, 12, C.Y .0. 9, 10, 12, F.T.A. 9,10,11,12, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Junior Prom Princess Junior Play (Cast) Racquetteer 12, Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Staff Olmstead, Norma Bernadine F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Library Aide 10,11, Junior Prom Pedersen, Edward F rederick Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Chorus 9,10,11,12, Junior Prom Ski Club 11, Soccer 10, 11,12 Varsity C Club 10, 11,12, Perry, Judy Ida Marie Choralaires 9,10, Chorus 9,10, 11, C.Y.O. 9,10,11,12, F.H.A. 9,10,11, Junior Play Twirling 11,12, Racquetteer 9,11,12, Science Club 9, Phillips, Donna Ann 4-H 9,10, 11,12, 4-H County Council 11,12, F.H.A. 9, 10, 11, Junior Play Junior Prom Wesleyan Youth Group 9,10, Phillips, Thomas Earl Riehl, Ann Louise Band 9,10,11,12, Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Choralaires 9,10, 11, District Band 9,10,11,12, E. Y.C. 9, 10, 11,12, F. T.A. 9, 4-H 9,10,11, 12, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom 65 Jr. National Honor Society 9, N.Y.S. 4-H Western Pleasure Pony Championship 12, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Sectional Chorus 11, 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Racquetteer 10,11 (Editor), 12, Senior National Honor Society 10, 11,12, Ski Club 10,11,12, Yearbook Staff Robert, Dennis Edward Basketball 9,10, Junior Prom Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Soccer 9, 10, Rogers, Thomas Martin Baseball 9,10, Junior Prom Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Soccer 9, 10,11,12, Varsity C Club 10, 11, 12, Scovil, John Eli Class President 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, F.T.A. 9, 10, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Racqueteer 10, 11, Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12, Varsity C Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff Selleck, Bruce Warren Baseball Basketball 9, 10,11,12, Chorus 9, 4-H 9,10, 11,12, 4-H County Council 11,12, Jr. National Honor Society 9, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation 12, N.S.F. Geology Program 10, Quill and Scroll 11,12, St. Law. Co. Rock and Mineral Club 9,10,11, Senior National Honor Society 10,11,12, Soccer 9,10,11,12, Soccer All-League 11, Racquetteer 10,11,12 (Editorial) Editor), Varsity C Club 10, 11,12, Yearbook Staff Weegar, Robert Frank Baseball 9,10, Basketball 9,10,11, 4-H 9, 10, 11, 4-H Award in Industrial Arts 9 Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Wilson, Lila Betty Chorus 9,10,11,12, Choralaires 12, F.H A. 10, 11,12, Junior Play (Cast) Junior Prom M.Y.F. 10,11,12, Ski Club 12, Yearbook Staff 66 ADVERTISING i I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 68 BEST WISHES FROM COLTON-PIERREPONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CAREYS FISK’S SHELL STATION Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Lennox China-Towle Silverware Hannawa Falls 33 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. 69 i Compl iments FISHER-REXFORD INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Colton, N .Y. 70 1 COMPLIMENTS OF KAPLAN’S DEPT. STORE SEAVERS 42 Market Street CHEVRON Potsdam, New York J. R. WESTONS COLTON, NEW YORK 4,500 Paperbacks Reference Books Best Sellers School Supplies Stationery Potsdam, New York COLTON TOWN BOARD Colton, New York 71 THOMAS Compl iments MOTORS of Shell products—Moto-Ski FRANK’S Snow Blowers—Cycles GROCERY Used Cars—Ammunition Compl iments of COLTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Colton, New York 72 LLOYD DANIELS FLYING “A” SERVICE STATION Colton, New York Best Wishes Class '67 DRYDEN FLOWER SHOP 13 Elm St. Potsdam, N.Y. HANNAWA SUNOCO SERVICE Route 56, Hannawa Grant Moore-proprietor Compl iments of McGOWAN SURPRISE STORE DRUG STORE Potsdam, N.Y. Potsdam, N.Y. S H Green Stamps Compl iments of BAILEY’S GREEN KING’S JEWELRY HOUSE 32 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. Potsdam, N.Y. 265-2421 Watc hes-Diamonds-Gifts 73 Compi iments of Compi iments of COLTON COFFEE SHOP COLTON HOTEL Colton, New York Compliments of COURIER FREEMAN Phone: 265-6000 71 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. Compliments JUDSON HEIGHTS of DAIRY BROWN TENNEY ELECTRIC COMPANY Canton 386-3521 Canton, New York Potsdam, New York 74 Compliments of McCarthy’s hotel and FLO’S BEAUTY BAR Compl iments of BARSTOW’S FURNITURE INC. Home of Distinctive Furniture 22-24 Main St. Potsdam, N.Y. STUDENTS For Friendly, Courteous Insurance Advice Call KEN MARDEN 265-4408 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Compliments of SWIFT’S STORE Compl iments of SLACK CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. 75 Greeting's Graduates: Do Noble Deeds, Not Dream Them All Day Long. Thus Make Life, Death And That Vast Forever One Grand Sweet Song. BLACK RIVER SUPPLY CO. Compliments of Compl iments of ALTAMONT CANTON ICE CREAM CO. NEWS INC. SHOP Compliments of ROBAR’S TAXI BUS DRIVERS and Phone 265-2410 CUSTODIANS Potsdam, New York Colton, New York 76 Compliments of THOMAS Compliments of W. MANFRED CAHILLS Nationwide Insurance Agency SPORTING GOODS Auto-Fire-Life Watertown, New York Phone 265-9390 Potsdam, New York Compl iments of GRAY’S Compl iments of BOWLING LANES BONIS VENDING Canton, New York BING STEVENS SERVICE Edwards, New York STORE Canton, New York 77 Portable Typewriters HERMES World Famous RUDDELL BUSINESS MACHINES CO. 13th Arcade Watertown Compl iments of A. E. GALASTER SONS Watertown New York Compl iments of E. D. BRIGGS CO. INC. WHOLESALE GROCERS Ogdensburg New York Compliments of JOHN J. STOCKER INC. Typewriters—Adding Machines Dupl icators—Photocopiers Addressing Folding Machines Office Machine Supplies 22 Arcade Balcony SU 2-3780 Watertown New York NOV. 2nd 1966 8:41 P.M. Compliments of AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS The Architect is the impartial advisor, designer and supervisor of construction for progressive and cost-conscious management. He helps you create a building which will serve your interests and the interests of your associ- ates and neighbors. He helps you produce a building in which you can take real pride at a cost which is within the limits of your budget. 78 Compliments of Compl iments of PAHLER PACKING CORPORATION Compl iments of Distributor of Rath Meats U. S. Government Inspected Potsdam, New York 265-2500 FUTURE TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION Compliments Compl iments of of THE FRESHMAN CLASS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Compliments of Compliments of THE FUTURE KAMIKAZI SKI CLUB TEACHERS OF AMERICA 80 I Compliments of WHITE’S HARDWARE 1 Maple Sf. Potsdam Compliments of the Rochester Office L. G. RALFOUR COMPANY rings, announcements, diplomas, Compliments medals and trophies, taylormade of yearbooks. JOSEPH FISHER Leland G. Lee, Manager Henry Clay SONS Dick Ireland Bill Hart Clothing Ogdensburg, N.Y. COLTON FUELS INC. FUEL OIL KEROSENE COMPRESSED GAS 265-2555 81 POTSDAM POTSDAM AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION AUTO PARTS WHITE’S HARDWARE COLTON COMMUNITY MINSTRELS follow your future with personal interest. May you join their past scholarship winners by enriching your life with further education. 1956— Sylvia Cassel 1961—William Lennox 1957— Patricia Morrow Vaisey 1962—Memorie Dean 1958— Elizabeth Hurley Gibson 1963—Laura Selleck 1959— Vernon Weston 1964—Charles Hepburn 1960— Jane Sullivan Phippen 1965—William Riehl Ann Collins White 1966—Carolyn Tucker —Dorothy Long 82 PATRONS Wayne P. Ames Anderson's Fur Shop Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clohosey Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Corbitt Mr. and Mrs. John Dean Daniel P. Decker Rev. and Mrs . George Dolch John R. Frank Asa R. Garlough Sally and Dick Green Herman's Men Shop Katheryn Hayes Mr. David Haynes Highway Superintendent and Employees Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marden Miss Nancy Marden Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Markert Agnes Leary John A. O'Gorman Pearl's Department Store Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perry Mr. and Mrs. William Riehl Mr. Carl Roes Madolyn p , Saucier Potsdam Ski'n Sport Shop 83