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

Text from Pages 1 - 89 of the 1970 volume:

FOREWORD We look backward and see the greater part of our lives spent in the 60’s, a decade of tragedy, violence and adventure. Looking forward we see a limitless future - the 70’s promise prosperity. We may meet victory or defeat, but as individuals we will keep our goals set high and face the new opportunities tomorrow may offer us. ADVENTURE ... Table of Contents Dedication---------------------------------4 Administration-----------------------------5 Seniors-----------------------------------13 Classes-----------------------------------23 Elementary--------------------------------29 Activities--------------------------------37 Organizations-----------------------------43 Sports------------------------------------55 Advertisement-----------------------------65 A DEDICATION 1970 The class of 1970 proudly dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Timothy Hennessy. Mr. Hennessy deserves this honor because he has dedicated himself to all of us. He has concerned himself not only with the educational welfare for the students of Colton Pierrepont Central School but also with their fine athletic programs. He has coached a league winning soccer team, of which we are extremely proud. Mr. Hennessy has coached the Junior Varsity Basketball squad and helped with past summer programs for our students. We hope, through our dedication, Mr. Hennessy, to express our sincere appreciation for all you have done. ADMINIS T R A T I O N SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL MICHAEL H. CORBITT You, the class of 1970, have just emerged from the most unusual decade in our history. While we were building castles in the air with the success of our moon explorations, the very foundations of our democracy were crumbling. A small percentage of students, concerned over the increasing complexity of the American way of life, the war in Viet-Nam, the violation of the rights of minority groups, and the so called “Establishment,” in an attempt to reshape society to their liking began to sew the seeds of revolution. These could have been worthy causes, but picked up by the herd they multiplied out of all proportion. Today as graduates you are inheriting a country plagued by riots, strikes, government scandals, immorality, crime and drugs. The decade of the Seventies belongs to each of you. Be an individual. Don’t join the herd. Your children have a right to a good, clean and beautiful America and it is up to you to prevent a small group of radicals from tampering with their heritage. Remember that every right that we have carries along with it certain duties and no good citizen is exempt from doing his share. Henry David Thoreau has written: “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps he hears a different drummer.” Listen to your drummer and be a good citizen. “However mean your life is, meet it and live it.” BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESIDENT: Richard Weegar TRUSTEES: Roy Thomas, Martin Clohosey, Robert Creighton, Allen Thomas. SECRETARIES MRS. CAMPBELL - Office MRS. McEWEN - Guidance Office MISS LENNEY - Bookkeeping 8 MR. ‘ZWXGA MISS HAYES 9 10 MRS. HAMMOND MRS. CASEY mrs. McCarthy MRS. MASON MRS. OBERNESSER COOKS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss O'Gorman, Miss Wright, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Sevey, Mrs. Garde- ner, Mrs. Severence. BUS DRIVERS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Daniels, Mr. E. McEwen, Mr. M. McEwen, Mr. Trimm, Mr. Ward, Mr. Ferry, Mr. Mullen. KNEELING: Mr. Howe, Mr. Remington, Mr. Gotham, Mr. Gardener. BRUCE SWIFT President DANIEL GOTHAM Treasurer DANIEL SMITH Vice-President TERESA FRANK Secretary ELAINE BULLOCK 15 16 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE SCOTT WELLS 17 SUSAN DUPREY CHERYL FORD LARRY HILL ROBERT PEDERSEN 1E3E DONNA SWIBOLD ROBERT PHILLIPS ANNE MILLER PATRICK ENSLOW DEBORAH MOUSAW oomoooo ro JUNIOR CLASS ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Creighton, M. Hepburn, J. Collins. ROW 2: E. Hurley, H. Weston, J. Caster, B. Brown, L. Green. ROW 3: T. How- ard, D. Shea, T. Austin, L. Cayey, M. Bonner. ROW 4: R. Thomas, J. Helmar, R. Call, D. Austin, B. Par- rotte. ROW 5: J. Hammond, G. Dunning, G. Grahm, W. Paul, J. Gerrish, B. Frank. OA CLASS OFFICERS President: Rod Thomas V. President: Tim Austin Secretary: Marcia Hepburn Treasurer: Dick Call Advisor: Mrs. Saucier SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Helmar, H. Olmstead, L. Ward, D. Cashman, V. Parrotte, C. Cas- ter, D. Cole, H. Newton, D. Swibold, C. Howard. ROW 3: T. Olmstead, G. Olmstead, D,. Davis, A. Van Brocklin, P. Hoyt, R. Smith. ROW 4: G. Sever- ance, S. Dunning, V. Stowe, A. Seaver, D. Paul, M. Miller. ROW 5: S. Trimm, K. Gerrish, H. Perry, M. Wright, S. Cole- man, W. Tarbox. ROW 5: N. Stratton, J. Vebber, D. Lincoln, T. Hatch, J. Hurley, M. Stowe, D. Bradley. CLASS OFFICERS President: Gary Severance V. President: Jo Ann Vebber Secretary: Linda Ward Treasurer: Peter Hoyt Advisor: Mr. McCann i FRESHMAN CLASS ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Fountain, S. Hatch, N. Wright, P. Hepburn. ROW 2: C. Rodwell, K. Bartlette, J. Olmstead, G. Shea, L. Baker, D. Pederson. ROW 3: C. Green, C. Olmstead, L. Seaver, R. Mar- ceau, M. Green, D. Watson, S. La Brake. ROW 4: S. Austin, L. Jenks, T. Hewitt, M. Davis, S. Hur- ley, P. Weegar, A. Creighton. ROW 5: D. Perry, J. Thomas, M. O’Gorman, G. Ryan, W. Phillips, K. Mackey, R. Fish, D. Fountain, B. Remington, B. Thomas, R. Smith, R. Whitcomb. CLASS OFFICERS President: Steve Frank V. President: Roy Fish Secretary: Sally Fountain Treasurer: Sally Hatch Advisor: Mrs. Obernesser EIGHTH GRADE KNEELING, L. TO R.: R. Whitcomb, M. McEwen, R. Green, D. Caster, D. Olmstead, J. Dawley, M. Thomas, M, Austin, M. Davis, P. Trimm, S. Perry, B. Caster. STANDING: M. O'Gorman, L. Seaver, D. Simpson, K. Thomas, L. Chase, J. Clohosey, D. Sharlow, S. Shea, S. Swift, S. Wheaton, M. Fal- lon, P. Robar, S. Robar, E. Howard, K. Thomas, S. Paige, L. Bradley. STAIRS: T. Wright, S. Tar- box, L. Wright, R. Norman, D. Stratton, P. Wright, V. Caster, M. Wheaton, Robideau. CLASS OFFICERS President: Marie Fallon Vice President: Susan Swift Secretary: Bonnie Caster Treasurer: Elizabeth Howard Advisor: Mr. Pratt 27 CLASS OFFICERS President: David Wolf Vice President: Nancy Wheaton Secretary: Deborah Saulnier Treasurer: Cathy Lowell Advisor: Mr. Zwaga SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1, L. TO R.: J. Cole, K. Caster, M. Weems, G. Stratton, D. Savlnier. ROW 2: C. Seaver, B. Stowe, T. Olmstead, K. Fisher, T. Hewitt. ROW 3; J. Emburey, D, Miller, L. Paige, W. Whitman, E. Clark. ROW 4: M. Dawley, C. Gilmore, S. Rem- ington, D. Hewitt, D. Wolf. ROW 5: J. O'Gorman, D. Robar, R. Paul, J. Hurley, C. Lowell. ROW 6: J. Wright, J. Fisher, N. Wheaton, N. Wheaton, C. Swift, D. Swibold. ROW 7: J. Selleck, R. Norman, W. Smith, J. Vebber, E. Ryan, D. Collins, J. O’Gorman. 28 ELEliE Some are fat Some are thin Some giggle Some grin Some are shy Some are flirts Some wear jeans Some wear skirts Some like work Some like fun But all are kids Every one Some are happiness Some are sorrow But all are really Our tomorrow A R Y 29 KINDERGARTEN MRS. STOWE ROW ONE: R. Fitzpatrick, K. Buckley, T. Wright, D. Watson, R. Selleck, D. Green. ROW TWO: C. Wolfe, D. Weems, D. Regan, L. Smith, P. Citty, L. Matott. ROW THREE: R. LaBrake, J. Sampier, M. Robert, T. Hennessy, C. McCarthy, M. O'Gorman, M. Baker. ROW 1: J. Wright, B. Wolf, L. Smith, B. Shea, K. Clough, T. Gilbert, D. Ballow. ROW 2: T. LaRock, M. Weegar, M. Patterson, B. McCarthy, S. Davis, C. Ryan, R. Allgaier. ROW 3: D. Robinson, F. Sochia, D. Rondeau, K. Morgan, T. Scovil, M. Young, R. Green. 30 FIRQT GRADE MRS. CL0H08EY ROW 1: J. Gerrish, S. Gilbert, F. Clough, R. Dunning, S. Barrigar, B. Tarbox, T. .Perry. ROW 2: R. Regan, K. Grange, F. Ryan, L. Wrignt, J. Sunderland, B. Thomas, S. Wright. ROW 3; B. Titom- bley, P. Lincoln, T. Wright, V. Dammen, R. LaPointe, R. Chase, W. VanBrocklin, R. Server, P. Selleck. Mrs. McCarthy ROW 1: D. Charland, S. Regan, K. Cole, Pe. Hamilton, S. Fallon. ROW 2: A. Helmar, M. Mat- thie, C. Smith, L. Clough, K. Shea, C. Tucker. ROW 3: C. Morrow, D. Robinson, K. Scovil, D. Brazee, C. Whyte, D. Hennessy, R. LaBrake, G. Robar. 31 QECOND GRADE MRS. ELLS ROW 1: K. Charland, D. Murphy, S. Sever- ance, P. Becker, S. Fisher. ROW 2: L. Fal- lon, S. Caster, K. McEwen, T. Whyte, T. Hennessy, L. Dammen, W. Selleck. SLIDE: V. Green, R. Buckley, C. Shadow, A. Paul, R. Chase, T. Campbell, T. Green, R. Shea, L. Fountain, C. Alger, J. Wright, C. Ferry, D. Woodward, L. Goldie, M. Hawley. MRS. WOOLSTON ROW 1: T. LaBrake, M. Regan, L. Simpson, V. Creighton, R. Selleck. ROW 2: D. LaMora, A. Brown, B. Thomas, T Tucker, C. Helmar, L. Coleman, C. Fisher, ROW 3: H. Manfred, T, Scovil, C. Rodwell, R. Charland, S. Robinson. ON TOP: J. Eickhoff, M. Anable, R. Weemo, C. Young, M. Roberts, T. Paige, C. Mousaw, M. Whitcomb, R. Ryan, A. Baker. 32 THIRD GRADE MR8. 8MITH ROW 1: T. Whitcomb, K. Green, K. Dixon, S. Clough, G. Parrotte, B. Wil- son, X. Trimm, J. Lowell. ROW 2: S. Taylor, D. Caster, B. Frank, M. Coons, T. Sampier, S. Matthie, D. Scovil. ROW 3:' J. Regan, T. Gilbert. ROW 4: T. Manfred, J. Trimm. ROW 5: M. Re- gan, M. Clough. ROW 6: W. Hayes, M. Randall. MRS. HAMMOND ROW ONE STANDING: J. Wright, C. Trimm, R. Hill, M. Cayward, L. Grange, S. Taylor. ROW 2: D. Wright, D. Wolf, P. Tarbox, D. LaMora, J. Ford, R. McCarthy. ROW 3: L. Eick- hoff, A. Browhell, S. Sutton. ROW 4: R. LaPointe, J. Scovil, A. Austin, T. White, K. Wright, G. Shea, M. Hawley. ROW 5: K. Hayes, L. Emburey. 33 FOURTH GRADE MRS. O'GORMAN ROW 1: R. Barrigar, M. VanBrocklin, J. Robar, B. Chase. ROW 2: R. Lenney, B, Wolf, B. Phillips, E. Coons, A. Hoyt, T. Poste, T. White, J. Long, C. Buckley. ROW 3: J. Swift, R. Cayward, A. Greene, K. Weems. ROW 4: K. Austin, J. Bartlett, S. Selleck, T. Rattie, T. Grange, P. Shea. ABSENT: K. Manfred, K. Olmstead, L. Parrotte. MRS. McWEN ROW 1: D. Green, K. Perry, D. 'Clough. ROW 2: M. Baker, L. La- Brake, S. Hayes, S. Hamilton, W. Sellect, B. Mou- saw, C. Helmar. ROW 3: D. Paige, D. Trimm, K. Chase, B. Sever- ance, J. Selleck, T. Hewitt. ROW 4: M. Murphy, A. Reome, T. Regan, E. Wright, T. Wat- son, S. Selleck, S. Perry, B. Brownell. 34 FIFTH GRADE M ROW 1: P. Mousaw, A. Sampier, C. Clough. ROW 2: M. Lowell, D. Wolf, D. Brownell, M. Whyte, D. Dammen, M. Perkins, B. Trimm. ROW 3: L. Olmstead, R. Regan, D. Eickoff, M. Hollinger, J. Pederson, D. Shea, R. Wright, S. Green, R. Fountain, T. Thomas, S. Stowe, W. Sutton, R. White, P. Watson, D. Goldie. M R 9. C A 8 E Y ROW 4: A. Randall, D. Ferry, J. Olmstead, R. Hollinger. ROW 3: B. McCarthy, S. Greene, J. Dunning, D. Coons, D. Scovil, J. Scovil, D. Long. KNEELING: B. Buckley, P. Wright, S. Campbell, J. Thomas, J. Hover. ROW 2: N. Fisner, E. Davis, L. Weston, P. Thomas, K. Wright, W. Clough, J. Hayes, C. Trimm. SIXTH GRADE MR. HENNESSY ROW 1: J. Poste, K. Lincoln, C. Hamilton. ROW 2: J. Austin, M. Whitman, R. Sharlow. ROW 3: P. Olmstead, T. Hewitt, H. Becker, D. Buckley. ROW 4: C. Greene, C. Jenks, C, Severance, P. Fisher. ROW 5: J. McEwen, U. Reome, D. Rattie, C. Jammond, R. Wright. ROW 6: M. Whyte, T. Thomas, J. Buckley. MRS. BARLOW F. Fisher, B. Fallon, J. Scovil. ROW 2: K. Morman, P. Weems, E. McCarthy. ROW 3: R. Shea, K. Helmar, T. Ryan. ROW 4: D. Fitzpatrick, S. Long, R. LaPoint, M. Hepburn. ROW 5: N. Len- ney, P. Caster, N. Hurley, W. Wright. ROW 6: G. Stratton, R. Wright, M. Klein, M. Saulmier. Cool it Wake Up You got’m cold nose Contrariwise OPERATION ICE CUBE Herbert Southgate - Dan Smith Lizzie Southgate - Sue Collins Andy Southgate - Mike Fisher Karen Southgate - Penny Jessmer Aunt Mildred - Terry Frank Professor Jones - Larry Hill Mr. C. C. - Bruce Swift Robert Morris - David Decker Squeesum 1 - Cheryl Ford Mrs. Squeezum - Kathy Bronson Rose - Dan Gotham Kula - Mary Long Squeezum 2 - Donna Swibold Squeezum 3 - Elaine Bullock Squeezum 4 - Kay Philips STAGE AND LIGHTS: Bill Baker John Hutchinson Don Severance MAKEUP: Debbie Mousaw Eileen Varney STAGE MANAGER: Scott Wells PROMPTER: Susan Duprey no AQUARIUS 0 O YEARBOOK STAFF Editor: Terry Frank Assistant Editor: Scott Wells Business Manager: Cheryl Ford Organizations and Activities Editor: Sue Collins Classes Editor: Mary Long Sports Editor: Dan Gotham Typists: Penny Jessmer, Mary Shea, Kathy Bronson Assistants: Bruce Swift, Susan Duprey, Bob Phillips, Kay Phillips, Don Severance, Dan Smith, Anne Miller. Junior Assistants: Suzie Creighton, Marcia Hepburn, Myrna Bonner, Tom Howard. Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Woolston The Squeezums Oh, Beautiful Soooup Me good Kajak driver Who are you? Do your thing Me wanna go trading post' ORGANI Z A T I O N S iO ROW 1: S. Duprey, D. Paul, A. Miller, T. Frank, V. Stowe, V. Parrotte, M. Hepburn. ROW 2: S. Hatch, M. Austin, L. Seaver, M. Stowe, M. Miller, R. Whitcomb, B. Remington, P. Hepburn, E. Hur- ley, J. Dawley. ROW 3: B. Caster, S. Wheaton, K. Thomas, B. Brown, D. Austin, R. Thomas, S. Creighton, A. Creighton, R. Smith, G. Graham, C. Ford, M. Fallon, K. Mackey. ROW 4: Mr. Riehl, J. Hurley, D. Call, J. Thomas, L. Jenks. ( )) ROW 1: C. Caster, H. Olmstead, M. Hepburn, L. Green, C. Howard, A. Miller, A. Creighton, D. Swibold, Miss Breakey. ROW 2: R. Green, M. Thomas, L. Baker, L. Ward, J. Collins, M. McEwen, R. Whitcomb, J. Dawley. ROW 3: S. Shea, C. Ford, V. Parrotte, P. Weegar, S. Hatch, K. Bronson, J. Thomas, M. Miller, E. Hurley, S. Creighton, B. Helmar, P. Hoyt, B. Brown, V. Stowe, K. Gerrish, N. Stratton, M. Bonner, L. Cayey, H. Perry, D. Paul, R. Smith, T. Hewitt, D. Pederson, K. Mackey, S. Collins, D. Austin, R. Rattie, R. Fish, G. Graham, T. Hatch, D. Call, D. Lincoln, T. Frank, M. Stowe. AK STANDING ON STAGE L. TOR.: C. Ford, K. Mackey, G. Graham. ROW 2: M. Hepburn, V. Stowe, E. Hurley. ROW 3: M. Miller, M. Stowe, P. Hepburn, S. Creigh- ton, A. Miller. CHORUS ROW 1: S. Hatch, H. Olmstead. ROW 2: H. Perry, K. Ger- rish, D. Paul, P. Weegar. ROW 3: R. Fish, R. Rattie, D. Lincoln. D 1 A 9 N T D R 1 C C H T 0 R B U A 9 N D KNEELING: D. Paul, S. Hatch. STANDING: K. Gerrish, P. Jessmer, C. Caster. QKI CLUB ROW 1, KNEELING: H. Newton, R. Smith, J. Caster. ROW 2: R. Smith, P. Weegar, K. Gerrish, D. Paul, M. Miller, T. Frank, S. Collins, M. Stowe, C. Howard, B. Helmar, S. Hatch, A. Creighton, C. Ford, S. Creighton. ROW 3: T. Hatch, D. Decker, S. Frank, R. Thomas, T. Austin, L. Cayey, J. Vebber, B. Brown, S. Wells, S. Duprey. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: L. Bradley, S. Shea. OFFICERS President: Terry Frank Secretary-Treasurer: Sue Collins Advisor: Mr. Osburn SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1, KNEELING: P. Jessmer, M. Hepburn. ROW 2: M. Long, D. Call. ROW 3: S. Collins, T. Frank, E. Hurley. ROW 4: S. Creighton, M. Bonner, C. Ford. ROW 5: H. Weston, D. Austin, R. Thomas. OFFICERS President: Mary Long V. President: Dick Call Secretary: Sue Collins Treasurer: Howard Weston Advisor: Mrs. Gibson ROW 1, L. TO R.: M. McEwen, D. Simpson. ROW 2: M. Austin, P. Hep- burn, R. Smith, R. Whitcomb. ROW 3:. L. Seaver, L. Seaver, M. O'Gorman, S. Fountain. ROW 4: D. Perry, S. Wheaton, M. Fallon, S. Hatch. ROW 5: K. Thomas, B. Remington, K. Mackey, S. Austin. OFFICERS President: Patsy Hepburn V. President: Rosemary Smith Secretary: Sally Hatch Treasurer: Barry Remington Advisor: Mrs. Collins ROW 1: Mrs. Long, L. Baker. ROW 2: A. Miller, P. Hepburn, S. Hurley. ROW 3: M. Miller, C. Howard, S. Austin. ROW 4: P. Weegar, C. Ford, R. Smith. ROW 5: K. Gerrish, M. Long, D. Bradley. ROW 6: D. Lincoln, R. Thomas, T. Frank, ROW 7: W. Paul, T. Hatch, J. Hurley. OFFICERS President: Terry Frank V. President: Rod Thomas Secretary: Mary Long Treasurer: Cheryl Ford Advisor: Mrs, Long FUTURE HOMEMAKERQ OF AMERICA SITTING, L. TO R.: N. Stratton, L. Baker, S. Fountain, J. Selleck, C. Caster, B. Paige, K. Phillips, M. Shea, D. Pederson. STANDING: S. Paige, G. Shea, C. Rodwell, N. Wheaton, N. Wheaton, R. Marceau, S. Perry, R. Paul, J. Hurley, S. Mathie, S. Remington, M. Dawley, K. Caster, M. Weems, D. Savliner. OFFICERS President: Mary Shea Vice President: 1st Bonnie Paige 2nd Kay Phillips Secretary: Linda Baker Treasurer: Cindy Caster Advisor: Mrs. Krebs SITTING: S. Creighton, C. Ford, S. Wells, M. Bonner. STANDING, ROW 1: J. O’Gorman, D. Robar, B. Remington, E. Hurley, C. Howard, K. Thomas, S. Wheaton, P. Hepburn, J. Fisher, S. Fountain, D. Simpson. ROW 2: R. Smith, D. Call, J. Hurley, D. Decker, B. Phillips, R. Smith, H. Weston. RACQUETTEER STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Terry Frank Assistant Editors: Cheryl Ford, Rodney Thomas Managing Editor: Mary Long Town and Country Editor: Susan Duprey Organization Editor: Bradford Brown Sports Editor: Rodney Thomas Business Editor: Dean Lincoln Reporters: Donna Swibold, Vicky Stowe, Deborah Paul, Kathy Gerrish, Margaret Stowe, Sue Collins, Suzie Creighton, Myrna Bonner Business: Douglas Swibold, Timothy Hatch Typists: Sue Collins, Bonnie Paige, Mary Shea, Penny Jessmer, Linda Cayey, Marcia Hepburn, Denise Bradley Advisor: Mrs. Saucier MORNING KNEELING: K. Phillips, M. Shea, P. Jessmer, B. Paige. ROW 2: G. Olmstead, R. Wright, R. Olmstead, W. Wat- son, H. Trimm, D. Mathie. ROW 3: R. Ratie, C. Carrow, R. Pedersen, J. Scovil, M. Wright, L. Sratton. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL KNEELING: J. Clohosey, E. Varney, L. Wright, R. Shatraw, M. Wright, D. Snyder. ROW 2: E. Bullock, G. Dunning, T. Wright, D. Severance, S. Carrier. AFTERNOON KA. OOH O DCO OQWEGATCHIE VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONQ 8ECTI0N X CHAMPS Colton - Pierrepont Wins Champion Soccer Honors Colton 8 Pierrepont’s soccer squad took all the honors last weekend in a 3-1 victory over Madrid at SUCP’s soccer field, raising their standards as Os- wegatchie League Champions and Section 10 winners. Coach Tim Hennessey says that Saturday’s game was Colton’s best effort of the year.” Dan Gotham scared the first tally 21 seconds into the second period, assisted by Rod Thomas and Tim Austin, and Austin made the score- board in the third quarter, as- sisted by Bill Frank. Third goal was Gotham’s, unassist- ed in the final quarter. Madrid’s lone goal in the fi- nal quarter set off a furious offensive effort, repeatedly challenging Colton’s Steve Frank at the net. Defensive teamwork managed bo stave off further scoring. Team members were honor- ed at ceremonies following the game, at which the Section 10 trophy was awarded by North- ern League Chairman Roger Dusharm. Receiving the award were team mates Frank, Goth- am, Austin. Thomas, Rick Smith. Dan Smith. Mike Olm- stead. Bin? Thomas, Douglas Swibold. Barry Remington. Gary Severance. Bob Phillips. Jim Hurlev, James Caster Walter Paul, Bruce Swift. Fr°nk. Larry Hill, Roy John Hutchinso , Scott and David Decker. Helping out with coaching this season were Donald Tom- pkins', who worked out daily with the squad, and Mrs. Irene Hepburn, time keeper for all games. Managers were Steven Hur- ley, Marty Thomas and Don- ald Miller; line boys were Frank Lenney, Mark Whyte, Jim McEwen, Tim Thomas, Randy Shea, Larry Green, To- ny Sampier and Roger Wright. Colton team members named to the All-Oswegatehie Team were Gotham and Phillips, with Austin, ) steve) Frank and Thomas named to the se cond team. c LEAGUE RECORD 10-0 V+ c On W. P So % • Of k «A- p: % kkry v ' r� •« . TIE Colton Soccer Team Unbeaten - ..?SWEGATCHIE VALLEY TEAM WON LOST Colton 4 o Harrisville 3 0 1 Knox i i o Edwards i ? 1 St. Regis Falls 1 3 0 Clifton-Fine 0 4 0 Results Monday Harrisville 2, Edwards 1. St. Regis Falls 2, Clifton Fine 1. Knox 1, Colton 0. Games Thursday Harrisville at Colton. . St. Regis Falls at Knox Memor- ial. Edwards at Clifton-Fine. Having scored victories in its first four games, the Col- ton Central School aggrega- tion is setting the pace in the Oswegatchie Valley Soccer 57 VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Hurley, Bill Frank, Bob Phillips, Dan Gotham, Bruce Swift, Jim Cas- ter, Rod Thomas, Dick Call, Joe Gerrish. 58 KNEELING: Co-captains R. Smith and G. Severance. STANDING: Manager T. Austin, J. Thomas, L. Green, R. Fish, T. Hatch, S. Frank, E. Selleck, T. Hewitt, S. Austin, B. Remington, B. Thomas, S. Hurley, R. Whitcomb. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 59 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S. Collins C. Ford M. Long D. Swibold S. Creighton M. Bonner M. Hepburn L. Cayey JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Stowe C. Caster V. Stowe B. Helmar A. Creighton P. Weegar S. Hatch R. Smith L. Baker 60 Turkey Gobble! Gobble! 61 PEP CLUB ROW 1, KNEELING: L. Ward, H. Olmstead, N. Stratton, P. Hepburn, M. Miller, J. Vebber. ROW 2: Mrs. Hepburn, T. Frank, L. Green, V. Parrotte, K. Mackey, K. Gerrish, N. Wright. ROW 3: C. Howard, D. Paul. OFFICERS President: Terry Frank V. President: Penny Jessmer Secretary: Cindy Howard Treasurer: Ellen Hurley Advisor: Mrs. Hepburn 1969 BASEBALL 63 OSWEGATCHIE VALLEY ALL LEAGUE 1969-70 SOCCER: 1st Team - Dan Gotham, Bob Phillips. 2nd Team - Tim Austin, Rod Thomas, Steve Frank. 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WESTON’S 4500 Paperbacks Best Sellers Potsdam New York PUTNAM-HAWLEY Building Materials Incorporated Potsdam - Canton Road Potsdam, New York ______Ip Mark of Quality, Service and Experience Compliments of FIACCO’S BRECKENRIDGE OIL MARY and COMPANY ANGELO FI AC CO Potsdam New York Potsdam New York 71 H. M. BRONSON PLUMBING HEATING G.E. Appliances Maytag Washers and Dryer- . Speed Queen I . Potsdam New York CANTON LIQUOR STORE 47 Main St. Canton, N. Y. JOHN JOHNETH, P SUBMARINE HOUSE REASONER TV AND APPLIANCES 14 Main Street 265-9729 Potsdam 109 Main St. Canton New York Compliments of SMITH’S DEPARTMENT STORE Canton Midtown Plaza Canton, New York JOHN SMITH, Prop. Fine Apparel for the Entire Family NOBLE SHOE STORE POTSDAM FEED r d COAL CO., INC F eeds II l J Farm Supplies yjRw I • J Fuels Potsdam, N. Y. S H Green Stamps 39 Main St. Canton 386-8211 72 B. O. KINNEY, INC. QUONSET STEAK HOUSE Potsdam New York Potsdam New York WHITE’S HARDWARE Wholesale Distributors of Food Service Equipment Restaurant Planning and Layout Service 1 Maple Street Potsdam New York BLACK RIVER RESTAURANT SUPPLY CO, INC. 316 Factory St. Watertown New York 788-4280 FAMILY SHOE STORE TRI-TOWN CLEANERS Red Cross, Cobbies, Socialites, Robin Hood, Walk-Over for Men and Boys, Acme Boots Potsdam New York 28 Market Street Potsdam New York 73 GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER for Goodyear Tires, Batteries and Accessories 14 Depot St. Potsdam 265-7040 POTSDAM NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Adirondack Auto Sales Barstow Motors Co. Curtis Motors Co. Sandstone Motors Courtesy Motors Scott Ford Potsdam New York BROWN TENNEY ELECTRIC CO., INC. Outer Pierrepont Avenue Potsdam New York POTSDAM AUTO PARTS Potsdam New York WELLS AUTO PARTS Gouverneur New York 74 Compliments of SWIFT’S STORE Bruce South Colton New York BUCK FUNERAL HOME Colton New York BLANCHARD’S BARBER SHOP 75 Compliments of FISHER-REXFORD INC. General Contractors Colton, New York 77 Best Wishes From COLTON TOWN BOARD BAILEY’S GREENHOUSE Slab City 265-2421 Potsdam New York p Compliments of N o KING’S JEWELRY e t w s Watches Diamonds d Gifts Y a o m r k Compliments of DEW DROP UP ARLINGTON INN for Adventure in Dining Potsdam New York SPERLING’S INC. Potsdam New York NATIONAL ARMY STORE CORP. Potsdam Massena Sporting Goods Clothing Luggage Foot Wear Best Wishes From COLTON-PIERREPONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Stop at Rooms Meals Pizza Sea Food and All Legal Beverages THE MAPLE DINETTE for Good Food and Enjoyment South Colton New York South Colton New York Compliments of GOLDIE’S HOTEL Room and Meals Skiroule 70 South Colton New York KRIFF’S FURNITURE STORE a N e w Y o £ 79 80 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Colton - Pierrepont Central School Colton New York 81 COLTON FUELS INC. Fuel Oil Kerosene 265-2555 Compressed Gas Colton New York Compliments of COLTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Colton New York 82 Compliments of SOUTH COLTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of BUCKLEY’S GARAGE wm Magazines Records Pipes C anton New York 83 84 85 86 87