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

Text from Pages 1 - 89 of the 1969 volume:

V a e ct , c C €L t C Our country’s surging economy and high standard of living are un- surpassed globally. Yet America is far from a stage of perfection; she is blemished by many social problems. We feel that a problem exists today because of contemporary man’s reluctance to become involved in his society’s problems, his reluctance not only to detect and expose these problems but also to suggest possible alternatives and work for their ac- complishment. Modern Day Dissenters are failing because they simply do not go far enough. They detect and expose the problem and leave it at that. For their voices to be heard and recognized, possible solutions to their grievances should be offered simultaneously. Vociferous protests and acts of violence are not what we deem necessary, we need people who care and have the courage to become truly “involved.” We need people who care about the problems of our disillusioned youth, of the Black People, of the poverty-stricken, of the senile and the handicapped. We need people who not merely care, but physically in- volve themselves with the solution of these problems. The class of Nine-teen Hundred Sixty-nine wishes to dedicate the Coltonian - to quote Spanky and our Gang - to those who “give a damn about their fellow man.” 2 yj’tEs-zncc President DAVID RIEHL Treasurer PEGGY WEEGAR Vice President PAT DUPREY ELAINE NORMAN JOANNE SMITH Secretary DALE LINCOLN 5 RONNIE DURANT RUTH FISH £ DENNIS MOUSAW 1 ■ 8 SANDY COLE KATHY HELMAR JUDY FOUNTAIN CALISTA WATSON DAWN MOORE CORBITT I -i MRS. VALENTINE Scijtenvc cetty TTtic aeC 0onfctt It is with mixed feelings of regret and hope that I bid farewell to the class of 1969. I feel that in this complicated, fast moving so- ciety of ours you have been cheated on the carefreeness that rightfully belongs to youth. You have seen our great country turn to violence in its streets, to the murder of its leaders and to the wanton sacrifice of life in an unnecessary war. You have seen one nation practically wiped out by starvation and another denied the right to a free government. You have seen other young, rebellious against authority and tradition, waste themselves by the use of drugs and degrade themselves by the loss of moral principles. You the graduates of 1969 have a com- mitment. Whether you go on to higher education, enter the armed forces or go to work immediately upon graduation you can do your little part in healing this sick world. Technology, science, nuclear weapons are not the answer. People all over the world want the same things that you do - love, understand- ing, security. These you can give by compas- sion and concern for the needs of others, not by indifference and apathy. My hopes for you can be expressed in the words of Helen Keller: “Youth may be headstrong, but it will advance its allotted length. Through the ages in the battle with the powers of evil - with poverty, misery, ignorance, war, ugliness, and slavery - youth has steadily turned on the enemy. That is why I never turn away from the new generation impatiently because of its knowingness. Through it alone shall salvation come.” £cCcccatio i SEATED, L. TOR.: Roy Thomas, Richard Weegar, James Hayes. STANDING: Martin Clohosey, Robert Creighton. I 7 0? cu£tty SITTING, L. TO R.: Mr. Wilson - Industrial Arts, Mrs. Smith - Remedial Reading, Mrs. Reynolds - Speech Therapist, Mrs. Corbitt - librarian, Miss La Shomb - Dental Hygienist, Mrs. Lennox - Librarian, Mrs. Cone - Vocal Music. STANDING: Mr. Leehy - Remedial Reading, Mrs. Mason - Art, Mr. Whyte - Guidance Counselor, Mr. Pratt - Physical Education, Mr. Woolston - Plysical Education. ABSENT: Miss Hayes - School Nurse, Mrs. Hepburn - Physical Education, Mr. MacKenzie - Art. SITTING, L. TO R.: Mrs. Given - Mathematics, Mrs. Long - History, Mr. Tompkins - Mathematics, Mrs. Krebs - Home Economics, Mrs. Saucier - Languages, Mrs. Champney - Science, Mr. Riehl - Instrumental Music. STANDING: Mrs. Blanchard - Commercial Arts, Mr. Osburn - English, Mrs. Gib- son - Science, Mr. Dawey - History. ABSENT: Mrs. Collins - English. 19 (ZutieMVUf 'Pen 04t teC L. TO R.: Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Sevey, Mrs. Miller, Miss O'Gorman, Mrs. Gardner. D'Uvete L. TO R. , STANDING: L. Daniels, E. McEwen, M. McEwen, M. Trimm, S. Ward, H. Ferry, H. Mullen. KNEELING: B. Howe, D. Remington, L. Gotham, A. Gardner. 21 •«H-xnrtjpBrnj (?l(Z44 '70 ROW 1, L. TO R.: B. Phillips, G. Severance, J. Regan, M. Fisher, D. Gotham, S. Wells. ROW 2: D. Smith, B. Swift, B. Pederson, D. Decker, S. Collins, I. Crary, T. Frank, K. Bronson, S. Duprey, M. Long, Mr. Tompkins, J. Hutchinson, C. Ford, A. Miller, P. Jessmer, M. Shea, K. Phillips, D. Mousaw, E. Bullock. ABSENT: A. Connelly, G. Stowe, D. Swibold, L. Hill. Osteen PRESIDENT Sue Collins VICE-PRESIDENT Debbie Mousaw SECRETARY Cheryl Ford TREASURER Terry Frank ADVISOR Mr. Tompkins (?1 Z46 '7? SITTING, L. TO R.: D. Coons, J. Caster, D. Davis, H. Weston, B. Watson, M. Hepburn, S. Creighton, E. Hurley, L. Green, M. Wright, B. Paige, J. Collins. STANDING: Mrs. Saucier, T. Austin, B. Brown, R. Thomas, M. Wright, W. Paige, G. Coleman, B. Frank, R. Rattie, G. Dunning, J. Helmar, R. Call, D, Austin, D. Snyder, T. Howard, M. Bonner, L. Cayey, S. Hayes, L. Clark, S. Carrier. ON STAIRS: R. Burns, J. Hammond, W. Paul, G. Graham, K. Algers. ABSENT: B. Parrotte, S. Dammen, Olmstead, S. Howard, B. Baker, J. Gerrish, R. Wright, B. Robar. O icen PRESIDENT Tom Howard VICE-PRESIDENT Brad Brown SECRETARY Marcia Hepburn TREASURER Jimmy Caster ADVISOR Mrs. Saucier GARBAGE (?1 Z44 '72 ROW 1, L. TO R.: B. Helmar, V. Parrotte, P. Clark, H. Wright, M. Mill- er, C. Howard. ROW 2: K. Gerrish, D. Paul, V. Stowe, H. Perry, D. Bradley, S. Coleman, G. Severance. ROW 3: A. Seaver, D. Lincoln, T. Hatch, J. Vebber, N. Stratton, M. Hayes, M. Stowe, R. Shatraw, J. Hurley. ROW 4: Mr. Leehy, D. Cole, G. Olmstead, C. Green, D. Cashman, C. Caster, D. Hub- bard, L. Ward, R. Bums, D. Swibold, P. Hoyt, T. Olmstead, R. Smith, H. Olmstead. ABSENT: F. Scovil, A. Van Brodklin, H. Newton, D. Stratton. G icem PRESIDENT Rickie Smith VICE-PRESIDENT Cindy Howard SECRETARY Peter Hoyt TREASURER Margaret Stowe ADVISOR Mr. Leehy •)4 ROW 1, L. TOR.: L. Jenks, G. Shea, S. Olmstead, S. Labrake, N. Snyder, N. Wright, R. Matthie, ROW 2: R. Olmstead, M. Davis, L. Selleck, Mrs. Givens, T. Green, R. Fish, M. Green, C. Carrow, D. Fountain, K. Bartlette. driven — s4cCvi o i ROW 1, L. TO R.: J. Thomas, B. Thomas, B. Remington, S. Austin, M. Duprey, S. Frank, S. Hurley, M. O'Gorman, L. Seaver, D. Perry, D. Tehonica, L. Baker, R. Marceau, C. Rod well, S. Fountain, R. Whitcomb, A. Creighton, R. Smith, S. Hatch, P. Weegar, P. Hepburn, D. Pederson, T. Hewitt, W. Phillips. ROW ROW, L. TO R.: L. Chase, J. Selleck, D. Hayes, P. Robar, D. Gardner, S. Robar, S. Perry, S, Paige, T. Wright. BACK ROW: J. Clohosey, V. Caster, T. Green, D. Stratton, R. Norman, L. Wright, Mr. Pratt. Seve tt i (faade “Piatt — ROW 1, L. TO R.: S. Shea, M. McEwen, K. Thomas, R. Green, M. Thomas, D. Olmstead, D. Sharlow. ROW 2: M. Fallon, P. Warner, B. Howard, L. Bradley. ROW 3: K. Thomas, L. Seaver, S. Wheaton, S. Swift, B. Caster, M. Austin, M. Wheaton, M. O'Gorman, D. Simpson, D. Caster, J. Dawley, R. Whitcomb. noxpioH xx 7 tfiA. etta tfut ScxtA tyuute STANDING, L. TOR.: M. Weems, J. Cole, V. Tehonica, Mrs. Lenahan, D. Hewitt, R. Olmstead, M. Dawley, R. Paul, C. Swift, J. O'Gorman, E. Scovil, N. Wheaton, J. Vebber, D. Collins, F. Lenney, B. Shadow, J. Emburey, J. Hurley, S. Remington, R. Burns, C. Gilmore, R. Hubbard, T. Olmstead, K. Caster, I SITTING, L. TOR.: G. Stratton, D. Savlnier, K. Helmar, D. Dammen, R. Coleman, D. Robar, R. Gard- ner, C. Seaver, C. Lowell, C. Whitcomb. STANDING: Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Brown, R. Norman, W. Smith, N. Wheaton, J. Selleck, J. Fisher, W. Whitman, B. Stowe, E. Clark, D. Miller, L. Paige, J. Wright, J. Swibold, T. Hewitt, S. Matthie. BACK ROW, STANDING: J. Scovil, N. Lenny, R. Wright, J. Buckley, V. Wright, M. Klein, C. Severance, K. Lincoln, E. McCarthy, T. Thomas, C. Hamilton, E. Guiney, MIDDLE ROW: K. Norman, M. Whitman, R. Wright, J. Hayes, Mrs. Collins. FRONT ROW: P. Weems, P. Caster, R. Gerlach, D. Buckley, G. Stratton, C. Hammond. TftnA. SEATED: M. Saulnier, J. McEwen, J. Austin, R. Shea, C. Jenks. ROW 1: T. Hewitt, P. Olmstead, S. Long, J. Tehonica, P. Fisher. ROW 2: F. Fisher, B. Shadow, D. Rattie, C. Green, N. Hurley, B. Fallon, M. Whyte. ROW 3: M. Hepburn, R. LaPoint, D. Fitzpatrick, R. Burns. TtOtA. O'tfountui SEATED, ROW 1, L. TO R.: E. Davis, M. Baker, J. Thomas, S. Campbell, D. Clough, P. Wright. ROW 2: S. Green, J. Hover, N. Fisher. STANDING, ROW 1, L. TOR.: K. Chase, B. Trimm. ROW 2: K. Wright, L. Weston. ROW 3: J. Dunning, J. Hayes. ROW 4: P. Thomas, D. Brownell, D. Scovil, D. Perry. ROW 5: Mrs. O'Gorman, D. Coons, J. Wright, A. Randall, R. Hollinger. ABSENT: J. Pedersen, J. Scovil, C. Trimm. ROW 1, L. TO R.: R. Fountain, J. Olmstead, T. Thomas, D. Goldie, L. Olmstead, M. Hollinger, P. Watson. ROW 2: D. Long, M. Lowell, B. McCarthy, B. Buckley, P. Mousaw, M. Perkins, D. Wolf, D. Dammen. ROW 3: R. Regan, S. Stowe, S. Green, R. Wright, Mrs. McEwen, M. Whyte, R. White, T. Rattie, D. Shea, D. Eickhoff. tyuute ROW 1: K. Olmstead, M. Tahonica, J. Selleck, S. Hayes, L. Parrotte. ROW 2: D. Paige, R. Cayward, R. LaRock, P. Shea. ROW 3: E. Wright, M. Murphy, T. Grange, K. Weems. ROW 4: B. Severance, M. Van Brocklin, C. Helmar, R. Barriger, Sub., Mrs. Williams, B. Phillips, P. Lenney, B. Brownell, S. Perry. ROW 1, L. TO R.: E. Coons, C. Buckley, T. Regan, B. Wolf, K. Austin, B. Mousaw, W. Selleck, A. Green, T. Watson, S. Ferry, A. Hoyt. ROW 2, L. TO R.: T. White, J. Long, K. Manfred, D. Trimm, D. Green, S. Selleck, J. Swift, T. Hewitt, S. Hamilton, J. Robar, B. Chase, K. Perry. TfOui. SU tyt dc 7cm STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Shea, A. Brownell, M. Gerlach, J. Lawrence, M. Hawley, M. Randall, T. Manfred, B. Gardner, R. La Pointe, D. Caster, K. Wright, J. Ford, B. Wilson. 1st ROW: E. Seaver, D. Wright, C. Trimm. 2nd ROW: L. Emburey, B. Frank, S. Taylor. 3rd ROW: D. Scovil, A. Austin, W. Hayes. TTOtA. 'ZOooCtto - tyuzde 7c Aa SITTING, ROW 1: B. Hayes, T. White, D. Wolfe, M. Coons, J. Regan, T. Gilbert, J. Scovil; ROW 2: R. Hill, R. Bums, J. Wright, G. Parrotte, M. S. Cayward, C. Greene, L. Eickhoff, C. Trimm. ROW 3: L. Grange, S. Mathie, M. Regan, R. McCarthy, K. Hayes, S. Clough, S. Taylor, T. Whitcomb, J. Lowell. ROW 1: K. Bums, A. Paul, C. Sharlow, R. Shea, A. Baker, M. Robert, J. Eickhoff, L. Fountain, C. Mousaw. ROW 2: D. Murphy, C. Helmer.V. Creighton, J. Wright, A. Powers, L. Goldie. ROW 3: V. Green, T. Scovil, K. McEwen, T. Hennessy, T. Whyte, S. Caster, S. Severance, T. Tucker, S. Robinson, L. Fallon, T. LaBrake. @Co lo4ety pinAt tytflde ROW 1: C. Ferry, R. Weems, T. Scovil, C. Alger, M. Whitcomb, T. Campbell, T. Green. ROW 2: C. Fisher, M. LaRock, L. Tehonica, S. Fisher, B. Thomas, L. Simpson, R. Selleck. ROW 3: C. Rodwell, T. Paige, M. Anable, R. Chase, A. Brown, H. Manfred, E. Hayes, R. Buckley, C. Young, W. Selleck, L. Dammen. 7H u. 'ZteaCetf ‘Kutd iy itett ROW 1: K. Cole, J. Gerrish, W. VanBrocklin, S. Fallon, R. Chase, R. LaPointe. ROW 2: K. Shea, C. Tucker, B. Thomas, P. Lincoln, K. Grange, T, Alger. ROW 3: Mrs. Healey, D. Hennessy, C. B; iri§88; M: 68riS8tb T: Wriglit, T. 6Mn8y. Stowe J:A ON MERRY-GO-ROUND: A. Helmar, L. Glough, P. Selleck, T. Perry, A. Matthie, M. Matthie, C. Smith, R. Seaver, K. Scovil, G. Robar, L. Wright, and Mrs. Stowe. ON THE GROUND: S. Barrigar, R: Dtinfiilig; 8g£n; B; Min§88; Bi:ffilii8n; P: B: BiP88r; eQrbooK Sta P P EDITOR: Elaine Norman ASSISTANT EDITOR: Peggy Weegar BUSINESS MANAGERS: Marcia Corbitt Kay O'Gorman ART: Tom Caster Mary Olmstead Billie Mousaw Dave Riehl CLASSES and ACTIVITIES: Dale Lincoln Dawn Moore ASSISTANTS: Sandy Cole Marie Creighton Terry Frank Kathy Bronson e a « a cc tt C t t FRONT, L. TO R.: J. Hurley, T. Hewitt, W. Paul, R. Thomas, K. Bronson, P. Weegar, K. Helmar. REAR, L. TO R.: S. Creighton, J. Vebber, M. Fallon, M. Thomas, K. Thomas, R. Fish, S. Wells. President: TOM REGAN Vice-President: KATHY BRONSON Secretary: SUZIE CREIGHTON Treasurer: RODNEY THOMAS Advisor: MR. CORBITT 37 tyoution, 'Tfatiott C 'ityoH i Society ROW 1, L. TOR.: S. Fountain, D. Perry, S. Hatch, D. Tehonica, P. Hepburn. ROW 2: M. Stowe, K. Gerrish, A. Seaver, M. Miller, C. Howard, G. Severance, R. Smith, B. Remington, D. Paul, S. Austin. ROW 3: K. Mackey, S. Frank, M. Hayes, J. Vebber, D. Bradley, R. Smith, R. Whitcomb, R. Marceau. President: MARGARET STOWE Vice-President: GARY SEVERANCE Secretary: KATHY GERRISH Treasurer: RICKEY SMITH Advisor: MRS. COLLINS Senio 'Jfationat Society SITTING: L. to R.: P. Duprgy, g. Lincoln, M. jLgng, L. Hill, T. Frank. STANDING: P. Weegar, M. Cor- bitt, S. Collins, D. Riehl, J. Smith, C. Ford. PRESIDENT: Dale Lincoln VICE-PRESIDENT: Dave Riehl SECRETARY: Joanne Smith TREASURER: Marcia Corbitt 39 ADVISOR: Mrs. Gibson SEATED, L. TO R.: M. Corbitt, W. Paul, E. Hurley, C. Ford, K. Gerrish, R. Thomas, J. Smith, M. Miller, A. Miller. STANDING, L. TOR.: P. Weegar, M. Long, D. Riehl, P. Duprey, T. Frank. President: MARCIA CORBITT Vice President: TERRY FRANK Secretary: PEGGY WEEGAR Treasurer: JOANNE SMITH Advisor: MRS. LONG OUNCZ ROW 1, L. TOR.: S. Perry, C. Rod well, S. LaBrake, S. Paige, L. Baker. ROW 2: R. Marceau, G. Shea, S. Robar, D. Perry, D. Tehonica, C. Olmstead, S. Fountain, P. Robar, Mrs. Krebs. 'putccie SITTING, L. TOR.: H. Wright, R. Burns, S. Carrier, N. Stratton, C. Caster, M. Shea, Vice-Presi- dent; J. Vebber, Secretary; E. Norman, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Krebs, Advisor; P. Clark, M. Wright, B. Paige, L. Ward, L. Clark, ABSENT: Judy Fountain, President. 41 ROW 1, L. TO R.: K. Gerrish, P. Jessmer, M. Miller, S. Carrier, C. Green. ROW 2: N. Stratton, T. Frank, R. Fish, J. Vebber, V. Stowe, K. Bronson. ROW 3: R. Bums, B. Paige, E. Norman, V. Parrptte, M. Shea, A. Miller, K. O'Gorman, C. Caster, L. Ward. ROW 4: J. Collins, M. Regan, M. Creighton, B. Mousaw, S. Cole. President: MARIE CREIGHTON Vice-President: TERRY FRANK Secretary: ELAINE NORMAN Treasurer: PENNY JESSMER Advisor: MRS. HEPBURN 42 S6i (?lu TERRY FRANK - President PEGGY WEEGAR - Vice President SUE COLLINS - Sec. -Treas. Marcia Corbitt Joanne Smith Dave Riehl Kathy Bronson Dan Gotham Mary Long Cherl Ford MEMBERS Scott Wells Dave Decker Bmce Swift Rod Thomas Suzie Creighton Timmy Hatch Rick Smith Dean Lincoln Harley Newton Margaret Stowe Debbie Paul Mary A. Hayes Susan Duprey Steve Hayes 43 Setuon CD? ROW 1, L. TO R.: D. Swibold, B. Helmar, V. Parotte, M. Miller, P. Hoyt, T. Regan, S. Creighton, M. Miller, M. Hepburn, M. Creighton. ROW 2: C. Howard, P. Weegar, K. Bronson, B. Paige, V. Stowe, T. Hewitt, S. Hayes, B. Brown, H. Wright, L. Green, C. Ford, P. Jessmer. ROW 3: S. Carrier, J. Smith, M. Corbitt, D. Lincoln, R. Call, D. Austin, G. Graham, S. Frank, P. Call, S. Duprey, S. Dammen, D. Lincoln, K. Gerrish, D. Paul. ROW 4: M. Hayes, R. Fish, S. Collins, P. Duprey, T. Hutch, K. Algers, D. Riehl, R. Fish, R. Rattle, T. Frank, M. Stowe, N. Stratton, L. Cayey, L. Clark, M. Bonner, H. Perry. ABSENT: E. Hurley. Styes' tytfute 6 ROW 1, L. TO R.: R. Marceau, N. Snyder, Mrs. Cone, S. Fountain, K. Mackey, R. Smith, S. Hatch, P. Weegar, D. Pederson, N. Wright. ROW 2: M. Green, D. Tehonica, D. Perry, A. Creighton, L. Seavor, L. Baker, P. Hepburn, C. Rod well. 45 ROW 1, L. TO R.: M. Corbitt, P. Weegar, J. Smith, T. Frank, M. Hepburn, V. Stowe, V. Parotte. ROW 2: S. Duprey, A. Miller, D. Paul, S. Hatch, P. Hepburn, D. Riehl, T. Regan, M, Stowe, M. Miller. ROW 3: A. Creighton, R. Smith, D. Austin, B. Brown, G. Graham, C. Ford, P. Call, S. Creighton, R. Thomas, P. Duprey. ROW 4: J. Hurley, L. Jenks, J. Thomas, R. Call, Mr. Riehl. ABSENT: E. Hurley. % 4ftenMOo t Voc zttott zC ScAooC 'TffontUity' L. TO R., ROW i: D. Severance, K. Phillips, R. Robar, J. Regan, R. Peterson, G. Dunning, R. Shatraw. ROW 2: E; R. Bums, ROW 3: J. Fountain. George.......................-PAT DUPREY John The Strong------------- - - - DAVE RIEHL Agatha -............................MARCIA CORBITT Mozeile......................PEGGY WEEGAR Dorothy......................JOANNE SMITH Paul The Professor...........GEORGE CAYEY Scarface.............................BILLY CREIGHTON Spear...............................DENNIS MOUSAW Bear.........................TOM REGAN Ruth..............-.........JUDY FOUNTAIN Irma....................... KAY O'GORMAN Genevieve ..............MARIE CREIGHTON Irving The Great Nose------MARSHAL EMBUREY Ralph The Fast Runner-----------PHIL CALL 48 49 ROYALTY KING: Tom Regan QUEEN: Peg Weegar PRINCE: Phil Call PRINCESS: Jo Smith 50 @6oUttfiiO C: Gocveyoitcfae eayue Sectio X s4cUno dac6 Soccen oun cu e t SITTING, L. TOR.: D. Mousaw, J. Hurley, W. Paul, T. Regan, G. Cayey, B. Creighton, D. Gotham, T. Perry, P. Call, B. Baker, B. Phillips. STANDING: B. Swift, J. Hutchinson, T. Austin, D. Smith, D. Riehl, T. Howard, S. Hayes, R. Thomas, L. Hill, G. Severance, R. Smith. LINE BOYS: M. Whyte, D. Miller, J. O'Gorman, K. Fisher, J. Hayes, D. Wolfe, S. Hurley, F. Lenny, S. Frank, Coach Hennessy. TOM REGAN: Captain COLTON OPP. 4 Canton-------------------1 4 Madrid-------------------1 2 Edwards---------------- 0 3 Norwood------------------1 5 Knox---------------------0 3 St. Regis----------------0 0 Harris ville-------------0 4 Clifton-Fine-------------0 5 Edwards------------------1 3 Knox---------------------2 3 Fabius-------------------2 2 McGraw-------------------1 4 St. Regis----------------0 3 Harris ville-------------0 3 Clifton-Fine-------------0 2 Madrid-------------------1 COACH HENNESSY 52 Colton Wins at Old Forge Io Fight for League Lead •m o Teams UCQ Colton Annexes Crown League Lead OSWEGATCHIE SOCCER LEAGUE Team W L T Colton 5 0 1 Harrisville 5 0 1 Clifton-Fine 2 3 1 Knox Memorial 1 3 2 St. Regis 0 4 2 Games Wednesday Colton at Knox Memorial, 'eam Scores Win WKm ... ‘OSWEGATCHIE SOCCER LEAGUE (Final Standings) Team Won Lost Tied Colton 9 0 1 Harrisville 7 2 1 Knox Memorial 4 4 2 COLTON — Colton Central 2 ! I jsehool defeated Clifton-Finc ,st- ReRis Falls 0 8 2 of Star Lake 4-0 in an Oswe- gatchie Soccer league game, played Wednesday. Tom Regan scored the first Colton Central soccer team, blanking Clifton Fine, 3-0. has captured the Oswegatchie -goal of the game with assists Soccer league championship from Dan Gotham, Phil Call:with a 9-0-1 record. 53 4) 6e? D. Gotham, T. Perry, P. Call, P. Duprey, B. Swift, D. Riehl, J. Gerrish, R. Phillips, G. Cayey, T. Regan, L. Hill, Mr. Woolston. 54 e e Cl M. Olmstead, P. Weegar, J. Smith, S. Collins, M. Long, C. Ford, C, Watson, D. Swibold. Otoueyatc ue cutcC RECORD 10-2 COLTON OPP. 66 Edwards------------63 63 Clifton-Fine-----44 75 Knox...............60 68 Parishville--------- -72 54 Harris ville-------44 48 Edwards------------53 59 Clifton-Fine-------58 59 Knox...............56 56 Parishville--------51 83 Harrisville--------53 PLAY-OFFS 65 Clifton-Fine-------59 52 Edwards------------47 55 STANDING, L. TO R.: T. Hatch, R. Thomas, R. Wright, T. Howard, J. Hurley, R. Rattie, B. Frank, W. Paul, K. Alger, Mr. Hennessy, R. Call, S. Hayes, B. Brown, D. Shea, J. Caster, G. Severance, R. Smith, J. Clohosey, KNEELING: D. Swibold, P. Hoyt. Oacucyatc lte tycctUon, ‘VanAtty RECORD 10-0 Coach Hennessy, Rod Thomas, cap't. COLTON OPP. 41 Edwards-------------30 30 Clifton-Fine-----23 37 Knox----------------21 36 Parish ville--------28 36 Harrisville------35 48 Edwards-------------38 28 Clifton-Fine-----27 37 Knox................18 25 Parish ville--------19 30 Harrisville---------20 56 STANDING, L. TO R.: B. Helmar, M. Hepburn, C. Howard, D. Paul, L. Cayey, M. Stowe. KNEELING, L. TO R.: S. Creighton, M. Bonner. 57 L. TO R: Dan Gotham - Basketball, Honor- able Mention; Rod Thomas - Baseball, 1st team; Dave Riehl - Baseball, Soccer, Bas- ketball, 1st team; Phil Call - Soccer, 1st team; George Cayey - Soccer, 1st team, Basketball, Honorable Mention; Tom Regan - Baseball, 2nd team. Soccer, Basketball, 1st team. THE SPOILS 58 HERMAN'S MEN SHOP Arlington Building Potsdam, New York MR. and MRS. HAROLD STOWE JR. HERBERT'S MEN SHOP 14 Market St. Potsdam, New York ROBERT'S SHOE STORE 11 Market St. Potsdam, New York MR. DONALD TOMPKINS HAROLD'S MEN SHOP Potsdam, New York ROMAN GARDENS Potsdam, New York McCarthy's hotel South Cotton, New York MR. and MRS. CHARLES CALL MR. and MRS. FLOYD CAMPBELL FLO'S BEAUTY BAR Colton, New York BOA-SKI Henry Ford Colton, New York A D S uden i 0 L for Friendly Insurance Advice Call KEN MARDEN 265-4408 Colton New York BLANCHARD’S BARBER SHOP Colton New York 24 Hour Wrecker Service Colton New York 60 Best of Luck F r om FRANK’S GROCERY l gf G E N E R MERCHANDISE L Colton New York South Colton New York Compliments of BUCK FUNERAL HOME CHEVRON n % Colton New York Colton New York COLTON FUELS INC. Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Compressed Gas 265-2555 Colton New York Compliments of Rooms Meals Sea Food Pizza COLTON HOTEL and All Legal Beverages South Colton New York For Good Food and Enjoyment Stop at THE MAPLE DINETTE Hop Into Connelly1 s South Colton New York Colton, New York 62 COLTON-PIERREPONT CENTRAL SCHOOL Colton Compliments of COLTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Colton New York Best Wishes From the THE STALL GIFT SHOP BROWN TENNEY ELECTRIC CO., INC. Outer Pierrepont Avenue Potsdam New York 64 Best Wishes F r om COLTON-PIERREPONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Putnam - Hawley BUILDING MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Potsdam-Canton Road Potsdam, New York P ll Phone 265-39 MARK OF I QUALITY. SERVICE AND EXPERIENCI Compliments of Compliments of WHITE’S HARDWARE 1 Maple Street Potsdam, New York KING’S JEWELRY Watches Diamonds Gifts Potsdam, New York 65 Compliments of R-R EXF INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Colton, New York COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROCHESTER OFFICE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS. DIPLOMAS LELAND LEE, Manager DICK IRELAND BILL HART HENRY CLAY We Serve the North Country WILSON’S DAIRY Massena New York RAMSEY’S RESTAURANT Hunter's Paradise The Plainsmen New York Ent. 9441 265-2114 The Choice of GOLDIE’S HOTEL Discriminating Seniors Room and Meals PRINTCRAFT Graduation Personal Cards and Commencement Announcements Printcraft Card Company, Inc. Scranton, Pa. 18505 Skiroule 69 Compliments of SWIFT’S STORE South Coulton New York Compliments of KRIFF’S FURNITURE E. D. BRIGGS CO., INC. STORE Box 577 Potsdam, New York Ogdensburg, New York CORBETT’S FOR , c OF At DIAMONDS JEWELRY GIFTS M. J. CORBETT Certified Gemologist H 3 Market St. Potsdam New York 75 Market St. Potsdam, New York Phone: 265-5650 Compliments of Best Wishes MIDLAND DISCOUNT SURPRISE STORE Potsdam New York Potsdam New York 68 JEAN’S DRESS SHOP MR. Compliments of AND MRS. FRANCIS THOMAS Elm Street Potsdam, N. Y. B. O. KINNY, INC. RUDDELL BUSINESS MACHINES Portable Typewriters Herme s The World's Finest From $54. 95 Watertown, N. Y. Potsdam, N. Y. ROBAR’S TAXI L. PUCCIA CO. 18 Elderkin Street Potsdam New York Watertown New York Compliments of S. GUMPERT CO. Jersey City New Jersey Compliments of JUDSON HEIGHTS DAIRY, INC 67 Judson Street Canton New York A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of '69 EM LAW’S AUTO REPAIR Best of Luck F rom PAHLER PACKING CORPORATION Distributor of Rath Meats U. S. Government Inspected 265-2500 SPORTING GOODS CO. Evertyhing for Every Sport 14-16 Public Square Watertown New York Potsdam New York MARTIN’S SHELL GROCERY Compliments of o 's F0 V INC. T oo Hannawa Falls New Yor k Potsdam New York Compliments of PEGGS - MOLNAR INSURANCE 79 Main St. Canton New York Shop at JOSEPH FISHER SON THE ALYCE SHOPPES The Good Clothing Store The Shops With In Ogdensburg, New York A Serving the Better Dressed Friendly Atmosphere Men of the Great St. Potsdam, New York Lawrence Valley Since 1901 Canton, New York SYRACUSE TRUCK SALES CORP. Compliments of Distributor of DEW DROP UP OSHKOSH 4-Wheel Drive Trucks Syracuse New York Phone: 475-4271 Compliments of SOUTH COLTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of MONDAY ROCK COIN LAUNDRY Colton New York Compliments of CANTON LIQUOR STORE 47 Main St. Canton, N. Y. JOHN JOHNETH, Prop. THE NEWS SHOP Magazines STORE CORP. 4 Pipe s Canton Records New York Potsdam Massena Malone Tupper Lake Saranac Lake Ausable Forks Sporting Goods Clothing Luggage % D E A L Z Q co (— o o. Adirondack Auto Sales Barstow Motors Co. Curtis Motors Co. Sandstone Motors Courtesy Motors Scott Ford O o O z LUMBER BUILDERS SUPPLIES Potsdam New York WILLIAM F. ANDERSON INC. 20 Elm St. Potsdam, New York 74 QUONSET STEAK HOUSE v A Potsdam, New York Compliments of Edwards, New York BAILEY’S GREENHOUSE Slab City Potsdam, New York 265-2421 Compliments of SMITH’S DEPARTMENT STORE Canton Midtown Plaza Canton, New York JOHN SMITH, Prop. Fine Apparel for the Entire Family SPERLING’S INC. Potsdam, New York I i ==3ira5_ FIACCO’S MARY AND J S 2ANGELO FIACCO Potsdam, New York 75 J. R. WESTON’S Compliments of 4500 Paperbacks Reference Books Best Sellers School Supplies McGOWAN’S DRUG STORE Potsdam, N. Y. SULLIVAN’S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. f fV 167 Center St. , Box 101 Massena, New York 13662 m Y. GABE SULLIVAN CON SULLIVAN Madrid, N. Y. Massena, N. Y. Ph. 322-4456 Ph. 764-0641 MERRIMAN'S, Ik Momirim INC. MAIN OFFICE BULK PLANT 28 MECHANIC ST. 29 ELDERKIN ST. NOR WOOD 353 - 6626 POTSDAM 267 - 5517 FUEL OIL • KEROSENE • BOTTLED GAS • COAL • BUILDING SUPPLIES 1 FOR ALL YOUR 1 | BUILDING WANTS | ADIRONDACK AUTO WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE SALES, INC. STORE GORDON THEISEN Potsdam, N. Y. HAROLD KRIBS, owner Potsdam, N. Y. 76 9 s Diamonds Watches Jewelry Lenox China - Towle Silverware 33 Market Street Telephone: 265-6390 Potsdam New York Best Wishes 1 69 Potsdam CAUPARI'S MUSIC STORE New York S H O £ Naturalizer, Life Stride, Keds Sandler, Miss America, Pedwin Robin Hood, Florsheim, Red Wing 28 Market Street Potsdam New York JOHN J. STOCKER CO., INC. Portable Typewriters Duplicators - Adding Machines Photocopier s Used Machines A REASONER’S APpt, Rental - Repair - Supplies All Makes of Portables W atertown New York 109 Main Street Canton New York H. M. BRONSON ? G. E. APPLIANCES Maytag Washer and Dryers Speed Queen Washers and Dryers Potsdam New York 77 Be st Wishe s F rom THE ST. COUNTY LAWRENCE NATIONAL BANK Canton Norwood Heuvelton Madrid Potsdam Ogdensburg Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARDS LINEN SUPPLY, INC. m Potsdam New York GEORGE SEBASTIAN Norwood Road Sales and Service CO 7-2923 Potsdam New York POTSDAM FEED COAL CO., INC. F eeds Farm Supplies Fuels Potsdam N. Y. Compliments of WALTER E. RUSSELL INC. LIGGETT-REXALL STORE Midtown Plaza Canton New York 78 Compliments of MR. JOHN McCANN Potsdam, New York MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL H. CORBITT Colton, New York MISS KATHERYN HAYES South Colton, New York MRS. ESTHER LENNOX Colton, New York MRS. M. S. KREBS Potsdam, New York The World is a Beautiful Place to be born into if you don't mind HAPPINESS not always being so much FUN if you don't mind a touch of HELL now and then just when everything is FINE because even in HEAVEN they don't sing all the TIME Minds mirror images of times past - Crowded buses. Chilly soccer games. Big Tupper trips, chaotic study halls, concert jitters, Christmas parties, last minute book reports, screaming fans, late play practices, SAT's, Saturday night get-to- gethers - Reflections of our learn- ing years, our perplexing years. 81 ' «a-MonrifiB 82 bange 83 85 86