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

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R upeWiAing It is common for principals to address the loftiest of sentiments to the graduating class in this yearbook dedication spot. Unfortunately, it is almost equally common for those sentiments to remain largely un- read and almost completely unfulfilled. I don't ex- pect to change all that by what I say here. I do hope to emphasize the simple fact that what counts is not my dedication, but YOUR DEDICATION. What counts is that strength and determination each graduating person brings to bear on his own de- terminations about his own future. The family, the school, even the broader society have done, for good or ill, whatever they have done. Each graduate must now do something with what he has and what he is. Little can be gained from anything but determination to progress from where each of you is right now to whe e you want to be X years hence. Each of you is now his own master. I hope you will prove that you have learned to make sound decisions about personal goals and will dedicate yourselves to achieving those goals. I am confident, that if you do so dedicate your- selves, that nothing can stop you short of your goals. Good luck to each one of you. Mr. Sheeran 1

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SlminUhJj 7aeu jj FRONT ROW, Left to Right: V. McEwen, I. Smith, L. Clohosey, B. Smith, R. Ells, G. Casey, P. Watters, M. Halfand, BACK ROW, Left to Right: E. Valentine, C. Stowe, B. McCarthy, B. Hammond, H. Barlow, S. Go- tham, M. Woolston, T. O. Gorinan, T. Hennessy, A. Healey, L. Maginn r)( 7(u ultij FRONT ROW, Left to Right: I. Hepburn, S. Van de Water, M. Saucier, M. Iverson, D. Long, J. Gibson, C. Kissam, E. Loconti