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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1978 volume:

K 1st 2nd naps sharing milk time number line Seaway locks Miss Robinson Hawaii terrariums sn pajjoddns sn pasieid sn padpq square dancing Church School Barb's arrival Picnic State Park moving desks telling tales Eddie's arrival Timmy's arrival Nature TYip 4th We thank the teachers who: and cared for us. Halloween Play, play- ing soccer, Brian's arrival, Kris's arrival, Upper Canada Village We, the Class of 1978, would like to dedicate this yearbook to those who gave us the building blocks for our future . . . the letters that we use to create words, the words we use to create thoughts, the thoughts we use to create opinions, goals, desires, ambitions, feel- ings, experiences, understandings, awarenesses, and impressions. Our elementary teachers were the people who gave us the basics to start our game, LIFE. Cherron's arrival Watertown Zoo leader for the day sounds Organized and formal games need initiators, referees, coaches, time keepers, scorers, and captains. All of these positions are amply filled at Colton-Pi err epont by our administrators. They, too, have various points of view about games and life . . . Mr. Whyte We hear it repeated so often, that it has become commonplace, the great value young men and wo- men derive from participation in sport comes not from the game it- self, but from the by-products which may be realized. All prom- inent coaches, who are really great teachers, not only solidly subscribe to this, but religiously attempt to have it realized. There are two kinds of challenges in sport: the external challenge of the game, and the doubts and fears within the athlete. Those who think of athletics exclusively Mr. Sheeran An essential part of most games is the production of a winner and a loser! To play and never lose is only a dream. To play and nev- er win is almost unbearable. Any game should teach us to try to win - to do our best and at the same time to accept defeat when it comes - to lose well! Life is not much different. We should live the very best we can according to the rules of life in our society and strive mightly. We should not be dismayed when we fail or fall short of a goal. Perhaps the most important part of any game is the joy of playing it. And so with life - live it fully for its own sake, and lose as well as you can when you must. Mrs. O'Gorman Everyone likes to win. We love it, whether it is a game of solitaire or the soccer playoffs. Confidence and high expectations are essential to the winner. Un- derestimation of strengths and value is a hazard to the loser as well as the winner. To be winners we must accept our- selves as we are. We must learn to live with ourselves, overcome our limitations, and capitalize on our strengths. President: Mr. Allen Thomas Vice-President: Mr. Paul Watson Clerk: Mr. Carrol Brown Mr. Walt Paul Mr. Roger Scovil Mr. Wilder Instru- mental Music Mr. Wilson Indus- trial Arts Mr. Woolston Phys. Ed Health Mr. Collins Business Mr. Filkins F oreign Language Mr. Tompkins Math Mr. Bracy Psychologist Mrs. Moreav English Social Studies Ms. Skiff Home Ec. Mrs. Loconti English Mrs. Sullivan Phys. Ed Mrs. Scott Music Mrs. Lenney Science Mrs. Kissam English Mrs. Champney Science Mr. Bourdage Driver Ed. Mr. Vaughn Math Science Mr. Hammill Art Mr; Chaney Librarian Mr. Sprow Social Studies Mr. Hennessy Math Mr. Jackson Social t mm Miss Hayes Nurse Faculty Psychologist Mr. Bullock Mrs. Healey-Kindergarten Mrs. Woolston-Kindergarteni Mrs. Brown-1st Mrs. Clohosey-lst Elementary Mrs. Casey-3rd Mrs. Hammond-3rd Mrs. Barlow-2nd Mrs. Doyle-2nd Miss Yianoukos Speech Therapist Mrs. Jones-Math Teacher Mr. Regan-5th Mrs. Thom as-5th Mrs. Gotham-4th Mrs. Rexford-4th Mrs. Smith-Reading Mrs. Valentine-Reading Mr. Gotham-6th Mr. Thom as-6th Mrs. Donahue-Librarian Faculty 9 t D. REMINGTON A. McEWEN E. DAVIS Personnel MONO B. CAMPBELL N. WING amei AVEftut 10 osl ore d u p 3 lN3AV UOXIH3A SMXO w ai.VAA M. LENNEY And Staff M. POIRIER roLx Seated: C. SPROW L. WILSON P. RUTKAUSKUS Standing: J. DELOSH M. PIRSCUK J. WOLF N. SHEA 11 12 13 Lirvdo. Srni'VU “ 8. LU U Tony Greene I Tonya. Heujitt Anne'Wc Hoy+ UJen L j SeUeck 'Tom Devvis W in rv e a.nie VanBnjcklm w- LindLec Peerr-o hz. THl t4 i'e SKarlouj rm 0e+K Tlra.nk. H Pa+sy Leone l 1 II Sonnie. Severance IUV JoPlnn SWeeran li 14 to O O I r I f e a E s 1! 14 16 Tonya Hewitt President Lori Pelletier Student Council Belinda Wing Student Council 18 Debra Green Anthony Greene Cheryl Helmar 19 Bonnie Mousaw Jerry Olmstead 22 Stephen Stowe Jerome Swift Brian Thomas i Diana Vaisey Kevin Weems Duane White 23 Tamela White Barbara Wolf 24 25 Senior Hall Flirts - Lori Pelletier, Patrick Shea like this! 28 Of Fame 29 KEVIN AUSTIN— Lil Oscar Soccer 9-12; Honor Society 9. MIRANDA JEAN BAKER-- Randy Soccer 9, 10; Soccer Award; Ski Club 9. REBECCA BARRIGAR-- Becky Band 9. BARB BURCUME— Bumpers Volleyball 9, 10; Junior Play (Bumpers) Chorus 9. RICHARD C. CAYWARD, JR.— Rick Soccer 9-12; Language Club 10. BONNIE LEE CHASE— Bonnie Volleyball 9-11; Majorette 9-11; Highest Home-Economics Average 11. DEBRA CLOUGH— Peaches Volleyball 10-12; Majorette 9-12; Chorus 8-12. WILLIAM CLOUGH— Billy . THOMAS DAVIS— Father Davis Soccer 9; Honor Society 9-12; Ski Club 9-12; Class President 11; Junior Play (Pops); Yearbook Staff 12. DEBBIE GREEN— Betsy Lou Soccer 9, 10, 12; Volleyball 9, 11; Cheerleading 9, 11; Honor Society 9; Band 9-12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10; Stagehand 9-12; Brass Ensemble 9; Brass Quartet 9-12; District Band 9,10; Area All-State Band 9, 11, 12; Conference All-State Band 12; Chorus 9-11; District Chorus 11; Yearbook Staff 9; Ski Club 9; Select Chorus 11; Language Club 10, 11; Language Club President 11; Junior Play (Betsy Lou); John Phillip Sousa Award 10, 11; Who's Who in American Music 11; Major Band Chorus Awards 9-12; McDonald's All-American High School Band Award. TONY GREENE— Greenbean Soccer 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Highest Art Average 11. CHERYL HEIMAR — Cheri-Beri Softball 10; Cheering 9, 10. TONYA HEWITT— Granny Volleyball 9-12; Band 9-12; Chorus 9-11; Chorus President 11; District Chorus 9-11; Wind Ensemble 10; Select Chorus 11; Nyssma Solo 11; Junior Play (Mary Gayle); Chorus 3-year pin; BOCES Per- fect Attendance Award. ANNETTE BELL HOYT— Cootie Soccer 10-12; Softball 11, 12; Student Council 9; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; All-League Volleyball 11; Volleyball Captain 12; BOCES Perfect Attendance Award. FRANCIS HUDAR — Franny Soccer 9-11; Basketball 9, 10, 12; All-League Soccer 10. RICHARD JOHNSON— Rick Chorus 10-12; Select Chorus 11; District Chorus 10, 11; Junior Play (Johnny Saphire Delivery Boy). PATRICIA A. LENNEY— Bits Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Softball 9-12; Soccer Captain 12; Softball Captain 11; Band 9, 10; Student Council 10, 12; Student Council President 11; Honor Society 9-12; Class Treasurer 9, 12; Language Club 10, 11; Ski Club 9-12; Yearbook 12; Wind Ensemble 10; NYSSSSO 10, 11; Junior Play(rally girl); North Country Senior Scholar at Clarkson; All-League Soccer 9, 10; All-League Basketball 9, 10; All-League Volleyball 9-11; All-League Softball 11; Edward Cavey Memorial 10. JACQUELINE LONG— Jackie Volleyball 9, 10; Ski Club 10. BONNIE GRACE MOUSAW— Moose Soccer 9-12; Cheerleading 9-12; Cheerleading Captain 12; Band 9-11; Cho- rus 9-11; Chorus Vice-President 11; Select Chorus 11; District Chorus 9-11; Ski Club 9-12; Yearbook Staff 9, 10, 12; VEW Voice of Democracy Contest. TIM MURDOCK— Stoney MARTY MURPHY— Murf Soccer 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Band 9; Honor Society 9. JERRY OLMSTEAD— Pork Soccer 9-12. LARRY OLMSTEAD— Pork Soccer 9-12; Basketball 9; Student Council 9. DONALD PAIGE— Don Chorus 10. LINDA PARROTTE— Clark Volleyball 9-12; Language Club 10-12; Cheering 9-12; Cheering Captain 10; Band 9-12; Wind Ensemble 10; Chorus 9-10; Princess 11; Honor Society 9-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council Sec- retary 9; Class President 10; Class Vice-President 11-12; North Country Scholar for SLU; Who's Who; Highest American History Ave. 11; Highest Chemistry Ave 11. LORI PELLETIER — Lori Soccer 10, 11; Volleyball 9-11; Chorus 9-11; District Chorus 11; Select Chorus 11; Lang- uage Club 10-12; Jr. Play(Martha Jean); Yearbook Staff 10-12; Flagbearer 12; Student Council 11-12; Student Council Sec. 12. KIMBERLY PERRY- Kim Soccer 10; Student Council 10-11; Honor Society 9-11. BARB PHILLIPS— Hillbilly Volleyball 9-12; Chorus 9-10; Jr. Play(Stubs). TM REGAN— Tear'em up Tim Soccer 10-11; Baseball 10-12; Jr. Play(Forrest). ANDRE L. REOME— Shortie Language Club 10; Honor Society 9-12; Prom King 11; Class Vice-President 10; Class Treasurer 11; Jr. Play. 31 JILL ROBAR-- Jill Volleyball 9, 10, 12; Jr. Play(rally girl); Chorus 9-10; Ski Club 9-10. JUDY DIANE SELLECK— Slim Soccer 9; Volleyball 10. WENDY SELLECK— Animal Volleyball 9; Yearbook Staff 12. EDWARD SHARLOW— Edson Soccer 9, 10, 12; Ski Club 9-10; Chorus 11, 12; District Chorus 12; Select Chorus 11; Jr. Play(Duffy); Li'l Abner Play(Marryan' Sam); Highest Art Ave. 11; Yearbook Senior Editor. TIM SHARLOW-- Tim Soccer 9, 10, 12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 12; Band 9-11; Jr. Play(Manfred); Li'l Abner Play (Li'l Abner). PAT SHEA— Patty Ski Club 9-12; Select Chorus 11; Band 11; Jr. Play(Bubs). STEPHEN STOWE— Acorn . CHERRON ANN SUTTON— Nose Soccer 9-11; Cheerleader 9. JEROME SWIFT— Swifty Soccer 9-12; Basketball 9; Chorus 9. BRIAN THOMAS — Red Basketball 9; Chorus 9; Honor Society 9. KRISTIE ULRICH— Kris Majorette 9-12; Jr. Play(Hubs); Chorus 9. DIANA VAISEY— Diane Language Club 10-12; Language Club V.P. 11; Student Council President 12; Honor So- ciety 10; Multiple Sclerosis Award for most sponsors. MELANIE VANBROCKLEN— Mel Volleyball 9-12; Cheerleading 9; Band 9-12; Wind Ensemble 10; Stage Band 9; Chorus 9-11: District Chorus 10-11; NYSSMA Solo 11; Select Chorus 11; Honor Society 9-12; Language Club 10- 12; Prom Queen 11; Class Sec. 9-12; Jr. Play(Sally Kay); Yearbook Staff 12; Highest French Ave. 11; Highest Trig Ave. 11, Who's Who. KEVIN W. WEEMS— Chuck Soccer 9-12; All-League Soccer 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Honorable Mention Basketball 10; Second Team All-League Basketball 11; Basketball Capt. 12; Baseball 10, 12. DUANE WHITE— Dwight Baseball 9, 12; Soccer 10; Basketball 9-12. TAMMY WHITE — Farrah Soccer 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Cheering 9-12; Softball 11; Majorette 9-12; Chorus 9: Band 9; Yearbook Staff 9, 12; Jr. Play(Darlene); Li'l Abner Play(Daisey Mae). BELINDA WING— Bird Soccer 10-12; Basketball 10-11; Softball 10-11; Ski Club 9-12; Ski Club Sec. 10-11; Stu- dent Council 11-12; Ms. Colts at Fair Representative on WWNY Labor Day Telethon; Chautuaqua Photo School. BARBARA WOLF — Wolfwomen Soccer 9-12; Soccer Capt. 12; All-League Soccer 10; Cheerleader 9-12; Cheer- leading Co-Capt 12; Basketball 10-12; Softball 9, 10, 12; Chorus 9-10; Ski Club 9; Jr. Honor Society; Class Treas. 10; Who's Who; Yearbook Staff 12. HIGH SCHOOL Those who are preparing to score a goal. 34 Class Officers: Mrs. Remington- Advisor Sally Despaw Shelley Taylor John Sheeran Tom Manfred Being a junior means: . . . less time until grad- uation . . . driver ed . . . junior prom . . . junior play . . . further responsibilities . one more year to M 1st Row: Kathy Olm- stead, Philip Tarbox, ' Cathy Greene, Tom Manfred, Jeremy Sco- vil, John Sheeran, Morris Hawley, 2nd Row: Tamara Scott, Tracy Whitcomb, Lisa Emburey, 3rd Row: Jeff Ford, Tim Wat- son, Barbara Wilson, JoAnn Sheeran, Sally Despaw, Mary Cay- ward, Susan Matthie, Beth Frank, Mark Ran- dall, Mike Regan, 4th Row: Barb Davis, Flo- rence Hudar, Ronald . LaPointe, Alan Austin, Sue Clough, Shelley Taylor, Janet Wright, Bonnie Severance, Gay Parrotte. 35 Class Officers: Mr. Woolston-Advisor Tracy Whyte Clifford Young Terry Hennessy Mike Walter Being a sophomore means: . . . two more years before our big trip . .. getting our class rings . . . taking on more responsibilities . . . parties . . . dances . . . ballgames . . . getting our permits! 1st Row: Evangeline Taillon, Lisa Cole- Smith, Diane Murphy, man, Anna Powers, Tamie Tucker, Holly Alicia Brown, Jamie Manfred, Heather Newell, Clifford Young, Gary Dominy, Tim White, 2nd Row: Lisa Simpson, Jackie Wright, Cathy Trimm, Pam Becker, Becky Thomas,Michele Re- gan, Robin Selleck, Tim Green, Mike Wal- ter, Steve Vaisey, Kim Robideau, 3rd Row: Mr. Woolston, Connie Ulrich, Lisa Fallon, Sheila Caster, KellyMcEwen, Tracy Whyte, Terry Hennes- sy, Tracy Scovil, Ricky Shea, Tim Campbell, Eric Ham- mond, Marty Robert. 36 Class Officers: Mrs. Champney-Advisor Carole Whyte, Brenda Thomas, Tim Perry, Chris Thomas. Being a freshman means: 1st Row: Carole Whyte, Cathy Tucker, Pam Lincoln, Kim Grange, Carol Reichert, Bren- da Thomas, Barbara Hudar, Carol Smith, Cathy Morrow, Dan Moerschell, 2nd Row: Larry Peck, Ryan La- Pointe, Doug McNa- mara, Raymond Dun- ning, David Dominy, Barbara Peck, LeRay Bonno, Penny Selleck, Laura Clough, Scott Regan, 3rd Row Right: Michele Hawley, Sharon Severance, Val- erie Green, Laurie Wright, Kelley Shea, Chris Thomas, Tim Perry, Steven Fallon. Back Row: Wade Van Brocklin, Roy Gaurin, Kevin Cole, Scott Gilbert, Denise La- Mora, Gay Robar, Kim Scovil, Carol Helmar. 37 Baker, Shane Newell, Linda -Smith, Julie Vaisey, Valerie Smith, 2nd Row: Raelyn Erdner, Kenneth Buckley, Ted 1st Row: Robert Green, Mike Young, Tim Sco- vil, Tim Hennessy, Jody Sharlow, Arlene Francis, Mary Ann Dan McKinley, Theron Wright, Patricia Mc- Namara, Dana Weems, Jennifer Jenks, Back Row: Dan Brazee, Mark Robert, Aaron Arm- strong, Albert Walter, Doug Rondeau, Peter Davis, Mark O'Gorman, Mary-Jo Weegar, Beth Wolf, Thomas Peck. McDonald, Stephen Gaurin, Richard Fitz- patrick, Brett Shea, David Ballou, Dawn Regan, Ramona Ham- mond, Bridget McCar- thy, 3rd Row: Sheri Andrews, Tamela Gil- bert, Renee’ Bonno, Daniel Watson, Bobby Selleck, Jeff Sochia, Class Officers: Ms. Skiff- Advisor : Mark O'Gorman Bridget McCarthy Aaron Armstrong Mary-Jo Weegar 38 I Class Officers: Mr. Wilder- Ad visor T. Regan J, Buckley D. Cole S. Robert Left Side, 1st Row: E. Andrews, J. Jenks, M. Murphy, T. Helmar, J. Buckley, 2nd Row: K. McDonald, R. Delosh, L. Clough, L. Smith, Ford, M. Rondeau, D. Cole, D. Green, 3rd Row: N. Willmart, J. Robar, D. Smith, T. Matthie, J. Dominy, 4th Row: C. McCarthy, 3rd Row: C. Warner, D. Stark, B. Sipf, R. Dunning, T. Regan, 4th Row: M. Fitz- patrick, B. Remming- ton, R. Gotham, R. Clark, B. Mousaw, Right Side 1st Row: B. Wilson, D. Green, S. Robert, P. Tucker, T. Helmar, 2nd Row: S. R. Aldous, T. Hewitt, T. Wright, 5th Row: S. Whyte, B. Ford, J. Hudar, C. Sickles, On The Wall: F. Clough, K. Burns, Absent: P. Austin, D. Carpenter, R. Chase, K. Clough, J. Coller, M. Matth- ie, G. Swinyer, S. Taylor. 39 40 Scrabble 9{qq Ms. Colts were B Division Champs with a Rec- ord of 11-1-0 For The 1977 Season. REGULAR SEASON Colton Colton 6 11 Clifton-Fine Madrid 0 0 Colton 2 • Mm Chateaugay 1 Colton 3 iflAn Lisbon 0 Colton 3 Parishville 1 Colton 3 Heuvelton 0 Colton 7 I Clifton-Fine 0 Colton 3 V1 Madrid 0 Colton 1 Chateaugay 0 Colton 9 Lisbon 2 Colton 0 Parishville 1 Colton 5 Heuvelton 1 SECTIONALS Colton 2 Canton 0 Colton 3 Edwards 4 Standing-Lisa Fallon, Sally Despaw, Bonnie Mousaw, JoAnn Sheeran, Beth Frank, Barb Wilson, Cathy Greene, Mr. Thomas, Kneeling - B.J. Wing, Barb Davis, Terry Hennessy, Kelly McEwen, Debbie Green, Tracy Whyte, Becky Thomas, Sitting-Tammy White, Patsy Lenney, Barb Wolf, Annette Hoyt. G V a y o 42 Sera I G J i V a r s i t y 1 S o c c e r Jr. Ms. Colt's Ended The 77 Season with a Record of 1-3-1 Colton 1 Colton 0 Colton 0 Colton 0 Colton 2 Clifton-Fine 1 Parishville 1 Clifton-Fine 1 Madrid Lisbon Standing-Cathy Morrow, Becky Regan, Mr. Thomas, Brenda Thomas, Robin Thoms, Cathy Tucker, Kneeling-Kim Scovil, Tamie Tucker, Denise LaMora, Tracy Scovil, Gay Robar, Sitt- ing -Mary-Jo Weegar, Bridget McCarthy, Holly Manfred, Carole Whyte, Carole Reichert. bble 43 Scrabble Scrabble Sera I Standing-Tony Greene, Kevin Austin, Ed Shar- low, Rick Shea, Mr. Hennessy, Ron LaPointe, Jeff Ford, Greg Shea, John Sheeran, Kevin Weems, Kneeling-Alan Austin, Tim Sharlow, Jerome Swift, Morris Hawley, Mark Randall, Richard Cayward, Tim Watson. 1977 Regular Season 13-1-0 Colton 2 Russell 3 Colton 5 Hermon-DeKalb 0 Colton 5 Harrisville 0. Colton 10 St. Regis 0 Colton 8 Morristown 1 Colton 5 Parishville 0 Colton 9 Edwards 0 Colton 5 Harrisville 0 C olton 4 Knox Memorial 0 Colton 1 Hermon-DeKalb 0 Colton 6 St. Regis 1 Colton 3 Morristown 2 Colton 5 Parishville 1 Colton 5 Division Three Champs Intersectional (7 10) Edwards 0 Class C Champs Intersectional Play Colton 3 Newcombe 1 Sectional Play Colton 1 Madrid 2 Overall Record 14-2-0 dm 44 I bble Standing: Gary Dominy, Kim Robideau, Marty Robert, Andy Paul, Kevin Cole, Tim Camp- bell, Chris Mousaw, Jim Carpenter, Mike Whitcomb, Ryan LaPointe, Ronnie Swinyer, Larry Peck, Kneeling: Dan Hennessy, Mike Walter, Tim Hennessy, Clifford Young, Tim White, Jamie Newell, Bob Weems, Doug McNamara, Steve Vaisey. J.V. SOCCER 1977-78 RECORD 5-5-1 Scores Colton 1 Knox 2 Colton 2 Morristown 1 Colton 1 OFA 2 Colton 2 Parishville 1 Colton 1 Knox 2 Colton 1 OFA 1 Colton 1 C anton 3 Colton 2 Madrid 3 Colton 4 Morristown 0 Colton 3 Parishville 0 Colton 2 Canton 0 BJOg 45 Scrabble Ms. Colts Varsity Volleyball Ms. Colts Varsity Volleyball Team Third Row: Barbara Phillips, Deb- bie Clough, Shelley Taylor, Janet Wright, Mrs. Sullivan - Coach Second Row: Linda Parrotte, Beth Frank, Barbara Davis, Colleen Mc- Donald, Melanie Van Brocklin, First Row: Tammy White, Barbara Wolf, Annette Hoyt, Patsy Lenney, Tonya Hewitt. Varsity Volleyball Scores for the Season: Morristown- Parishville- Hermon- St. Regis- 15 - 12, 15 - 10 Loss P - C, P - C 1 - 15, 14 - 16 Win 14 - 18, 8 - 15 Win 15 - 6, 15 - 12 Loss Morristown- 15-8, 15-17 Loss Parishville- 15-6, 15-10 Win St. Regis- 15 - 3, 15 - 13, 15-3 Loss Hermon- 15 - 2, 15 - 10, 15-6 Win Varsity Record 4-4 3rd in the Division All Northern 1st Team - Annette Hoyt, Patsy Lenney All Northern Second Team - Barbara Wolf, Tammy White o Wki-I ; Tid'd cj Ms. Colts Jr. Varsity Volleyball Ms. Colts Junior Varsity Volleyball Team Second Row: Laurie Wright, Beth Wolf, Jackie Wright, Lisa Fallon, First Row: Cathy Morrow, Mi- chele Hawley, Mrs. Sullivan - Coach, Terry Hennessy, Bridget Mc- Carthy, Absent: Becky Thomas. JJ53AIA 3d ?itwn 30 Nrj Liwn 40 « 3 0 Junior Varsity Volleyball Scores for the Season: Morristown- 15 - 10, 15-9 Loss Morristown 15 - 12, 15-8 Loss Parishville- P - C, 5-15, 11-15 Win Parishville- 15 - 12, 15 - 5, 15 - 13 Win Hermon- 3 - 15, 12 - 15 Win St. Regis- 15 -8, 15 - 6, 15 - 13 Win St. Regis- 15 - 13, 15-6 Loss Hermon- 15 -3, 15-6 Win Jr. Varsity Record 5-3 Stats for Girls' Varsity Basketball 1977 - '78 Colton 58 St. Regis 32 Colton 56 Parishville 24 Colton 46 Lisbon 34 Colton 56 Parishville 14 Colton 60 Brushton 22 Colton 58 Brushton 26 Colton 38 Chateaugay 35 Colton 57 Chateaugay 30 Colton 54 Harrisville 26 . Colton 54 Hermon Jr28 Colton 50 St. Regis 36 Colton 35 Lisbon 5 42 Colton 49 Hermon 3JJ Colton 35 Morristown 45 Colton 30 Lisbon 44 League Record 9-2 Ms. Colts Varsity Basketball Back Row: Sally Despaw, Kelly McEwen, Mr. Collins, Terry Hennessy, Lisa Fallon. Middle Row: Florence Hudar, Barb Davis, Tracy Whyte, Carole Whyte, Tracy Whitcomb. Front Row: JoAnn Sheeran, Becky Thomas, Barb Wolf, Patsy Lenney. 48 Ms. Colts Jr. Varsity Basketball Back Row: Kim Scovil. Mr. Collins, Gay Ro- bar. Middle Row: Becky Regan, Bridget Mc- Carthy, Mary-Jo Weegar, Barb Hudar. Front Row: Cathy Tucker, Michele Hawley, Carol Smith. Colton Colton Colton Colton Colton Colton Colton Colton Overall Parishville 59 Chateaugay 80 Russell 76 Lisbon 80 St. Regis 44 Brushton 65 Morristown 57 Hammond 47 Lisbon 76 Colton 54 Chateaugay 72 Colton 52 Harrisville 77 Colton 61 Brushton 59 Colton 54 Heuvelton 65 Colton 63 Parishville 50 Colton 76 Edwards 74 Colton 49 St. Regis 65 Colton 52 PERIQ F« L« Brushton 54 Colton 60 Hermon 61 £ □ I E i VISITOR At Right: Tim Sharlow, Duane White. Below- Back Row: Doug White, Tim Watson, Mark Randall, Mr. Woolston, Tom Manfred, Mike Hawley. Front Row (Managers): Peter Davis, Mark O'Gorman. Absent: John Sheeran. Boys' Varsity Basketball 50 Boys’ Jr. Varsity Back Row: Scott Gilbert, Ron Swinyer, Scott Regan, Dan Moerschell, Ryan LaPointe, Clif- ford Young, Roy Gaurin. Coach Hennessy, Aar on Armstrong, Jamie Newell, Mike Walter, Kenny Buckley, Joseph Eickhoff. Front Row: Tim Hennessy, Chris Thomas, Dan Hennessy, Albert Walter, Tim Campbell, Kevin Cole, Dwight Despaw. Basketball a Colton 34 Colton 31 Colton 38 Colton 27 Colton 31 Colton 39 Colton 23 Colton 38 Overall Record 1-16 Parishville Chateaugay Russell Lisbon St. Regis Brushton Morristown Hammond Colton 33 Colton 19 Colton 32 Colton 31 Colton 31 Colton 36 Col ton 42 Colton 49 --AC Cheer Gee, did I remember my undies? Varsity: Linda Parrotte, Barb Wolf, Tammy White. Junior Varsity: Brenda Thomas, Kim Grange, Tamie Tucker, Carol Reichert. ( I I Hang in there, Carol Wrongchert! Leaders Florence Hudar, Beth Frank, Bonnie Mousaw, Cathy Greene, Kneeling: Mrs. Walter. Tracy Scovil, Lisa Coleman, Cathy Morrow 53 54 AM And PM Vocational Back Row: Brian Thomas, Tim White, Tim Rega% Jerome Swift. Middle Row: Donna Scovil, Debbie Caster, Barb Wolf, Colleerf McDonald, Barb Davis, Bonnie Mousaw, Annette Hoyt, Tammy White. Front Row: Barb Phillips, Tom Taylor, Steve Stowe, Wendy Selleck, Susan Matthie, Cheryl Helmar, Tonya Hewitt. Back Row: Tim Gilbert, Jeff Regan, Doug White. First Row: James Carpenter, Kris Ulrich. Second Row: Kevin Covert, Howard Bartlett, Jill Robar. Front Row: Shawn Taylor, Donald Paige, Lisa Eickhoff. P i f 56 AV-TV Crew Mr. Chaney, Tim Green, Phil Tarbox, Lisa Grange. College Students Richard Cayward, Patsy Len- ney, Linda Parrotte, Absent: Melanie VanBrocklin. 57 HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Back Row: L-R Florence Hudar, Sue Clough, Crystal McCarthy, Tamara Scott, Rae- lyn Erdner, Shane Newell, Ramona Hammond, Eddie Sharlow, Middle Row: L-R Raeann Dunning, Pamela Lincoln, Lisa Clough, Dawn Regan, Kim McDonald, Jeff Sochia, Ted McDonald, Front Row: L-R Mrs. Scott, Debbie Clough, Tina Regan, Carrie Sickles, Timberly Hewitt, Dianne Stark, Jody Sharlow. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS OFFICERS Left to Right: Florence Hudar, Tam- ara Scott, Debbie Clough, Mrs. Scott. Chorus J | 58 ) CONCERT BAND Front row: Kelly McEwen, Tina Regan, Pam Lincoln, Brenda Thomas, Anna Powers, Carole Whyte, Holly Manfred. Second row: Tamie Tucker, Barbara Wilson, Tonya Hewitt, Linda Parrotte, Cathy Greene, Debbie Green, Beth Frank, Tracy Scovil, Pam Becker, Diane Murphy, Melanie Van Brocklin, Sheila Caster. Third row: Alicia Brown, Robin Selleck, Shelley Taylor, Mary Cayward, Michael Young, Gay Robar, Tracy Whyte, Terry Hennessy, Cathy Tucker, Mary- JoWeegar, lisa Fallon, Heather Taillon, Daniel Hennessy, Chris Thomas, Becky Thomas. Fourth row: Mr. Wilder, Scott Ford, Joe Robar, Mike Rondeau, Kenneth Buckley, Timothy Hennessy, Eric Andrews. J1 - Band 59 Stage Band At Left: Alicia Brown, Pam Becker, Tamie Tucker. 1st Row Sitting: Diane Murphy, Shelia Caster, Kelly McEwen, Holly Manfred, Barb Wilson. 2nd Row Sitting: Dan Hennessy, Heather Tallion, Becky Thomas, Chris Thomas, Drums: Timmy Hennessy Standing: Mr. Wilder, Tracy Whyte, Cathy Greene, Debbie Green, Terry Hennessy. • : '■ , Stage Band Officers Left to Right: Sheila Caster, Alicia Brown, Cathy Greene, Kelly McEwen. Stage Band And Area All-State Area All State 1st Row: Danny Hennessy, Tracy Whyte, Debbie Green, Cathy Greene. 2nd Row: Kelly McEwen, Tamie Tucker, Holly Manfred, Diane Murphy. 60 i i i All-State: Debbie Green District And All-State Band District Chorus Left to Right: Florence Hudar, Sue Clough, Tammy Scott, Ed Sharlow, Pam Lincoln, Deb- bie Clough, Mrs. Scott. District Chorus District Band 1st Row: Chris Thomas, Cathy Greene, Diane Murphy, Terry Hennessy, Kelly McEwen, Tracy Whyte, Barb Wilson, Lisa Fallon. 2nd Row: Dan Hennessy, Debbie Green, Linda Parrotte, Tamie Tucker, Beth Frank, Heather Taillon, Holly Manfred, Sheila Caster, Tracy Scovil, Alicia Brown, Melanie Van Brocklin. 61 Senior National Honor Society Back Row, Standing: Richard Cayward, Andre Reome, John Sheeran, Beth Frank, Cathy Greene, Tracy Whyte, Morris Hawley, Terry Hennessy, Alicia Brown, Diane Murphy, Kelly McEwen, Seated: JoAnn Sheeran, Patsy Lenney, Tom Davis, Mr. Tompkins - Advisor, Absent from pic- ture: Linda Parrotte, Melanie Van Brocklin. Senior National Honor Society Officers: JoAnn Sheer- an, Patsy Lenney, Tom Davis. Honor Societies Junior National Honor Society Standing: Aaron Arm- strong, Bridget McCarthy, Scott Gilbert, Mary Jo Weegar, Barbara Peck, Chris Thomas, Larry Peck, Kelley Shea, LeRay Bonno, Cathy Morrow. Seated: Mr. Tompkins - Advisor, Mark O'Gorman, Dan Hennessy, Carol Reichert, Dan Moerschell. Junior National Honor Society Officers Standing: Mark O'Gorman, Dan Moerschell, Seated: Dan Hennessy, Carol Reichert. 62 French And Spanish Club 0 Back row: Mr. Filkins, Wade Van Brocklin, Daniel Hennessy, Leray Bonno, Kevin Cole, Scott Gilbert, Ronald LaPointe, Catherine Morrow, Sally Despaw, Florence Hudar, Sheila Caster, Anna Powers, Jamie Newell, Cathy Greene, JoAnn Sheeran, Daniel Moer- schell, Tracy Scovil, Terry Hennessy, Diane Murphy, Holly Manfred. Second row, Sitting: Carol Reichert, Carolyn Gaurin, Kelley Shea, Brenda Thomas, Diana Vaisey, Lori Pelletier, Mary Cayward, Alicia Brown, Barbara Peck, Linda Parrotte, Beth Frank, Melanie Van Brocklin, Penny Selleck, Lisa Fallon, Barbara Wil- son. Absent: Tammy Scott, Tracy Whyte, KellyMc- Ewen. Officers: Mr. Filkins, Cathy Greene, Lin- da Parrotte, Beth Frank, Florence Hudar. I 63 Student Council Group Seated: Belinda Wing, 1st Row Standing: Diana Vaisey, Lori Pelletier, JoAnn Sheeran, Jamie Newell, Tim Perry, 2nd Row Standing: Mark Randall, Mr. Sprow, Patsy Lenney, Carolyn Gaurin, Steve Fallon. Student Council Student Council Officers Seated: JoAnn Sheeran Treas., Standing: Diana Vaisey Pres., Mark Randall V.P., Lori Pelletier Sec., Mr. Sprow, Advisor. 64 Paul Sullivan, Jerry Ford, Mr. Thomas, Patsy Lenney, Pat Shea, Kelly McEwen, Tracy Whyte, Jeff Ford, Mike Walter, Jamie Newell. Absent: Tim Campbell, Mary-Jo Weegar, Tom Davis, Beth Frank, Brett Shea, Andre Reome, Tim Regan, Greg Shea. 6b From The Activities-Of The Past Our Class Prophecy Twenty years ago the Class of 1958 wrote a class prophecy that was supposed to take place by 1978. Well, here it j is, 1978, and we haven't seen a hint of the airport they figured Colton would have. Of course, we, the Class of 1978, haven't given up all hope on that airport. We have ideas of our own to add. Check us out in 1998 to see how close we come. Here is a typical television news script for 1998. T. V. Station WWMK 6:00 News Hello, this is Linda Parrotte, and this is Patsy Lenney-we are the co-anchorpeople for the Colton-Pierrepont Early Evening News. It is April first, 1998, and here are the headlines for today: Excitement Shatters Colton Airport Pierrepont Emporium Acquires New Art Exhibit Colton-Hilton Houses World Famous Guest Colton-Pierrepont School Gets a Day Off Patsy Lenney: Before we go on with the news, here is a commercial message from one of our sponsors. Jingle and Song: If you let us drive you there- You are sure to feel the air At the Colton-Pierrepont Airport HUM-Driver Jerry Dunning HLJM-Driver Steve Stowe - 3 part harmony HUM-Driver Tim Murdock This commercial was brought to you by Jill Robar's Checkercar Service. Linda Parrotte: Excitement Shatters Colton Airport Today a three-plane collision on the airstrip at Colton A irport caused chaos. Kevin Austin, pilot of one in- coming plane, Francis Hudar, pilot for an outgoing plane, and Jerry and Larry Olmstead, co-pilots for a twin en- gine 747, explained the reasons for the crash. It seems that world famous screen star and model, Cherron Sutton, was walking down the air field when a gust of wind caught her skirt. All pilots took note of the mishap, and lost control of their planes. Francis' navigator, Cheryl Helmar, tried to correct the mistake, buttono avail. Maintenance men, Richard Coleman, Billy Clough, and Mike Clough had to clear up the wreckage. Stewardesses Tammy White and Fran George escaped injury. Patty Lenney: Pierrepont Emporium Gets a New Art Exhibit Jerome Swift, owner of the Nifty-Swifty Pierrepont Emporium, announced today that Art Collector, Tony Greene, procured a fascinating painting entitled Outstanding is his Field. The picture depicts Brian Thomas, local farmer, holding an upright pitchfork. Wendy Selleck, local librarian, appraised the historic value of the pic- ture as priceless. Barb Burcume, recently elected Mother-of-the-Year, announced that it's a picture that she'd allow her children to see. Debbie Clough, receptionist at the Emporium, notes that business has tripled since the picture arrived. 66 f f.. To'Vftc Activities r 1978 To Of The Future 1998 Linda Parrotte: Colton-Hilton Houses World Famous Guests Today, the Colton-Hilton, owned by Tom Davis and Co-Managed by Pat Shea, was a flourish of activity. Even architect, Richard Cayward, worried about all the extra people using the elevator. The world famous Cherron Sutton arrived with her entourage. Kris Ulrich, hairstylist for Ms. Sutton, brought all her own equipment. Judy Selleck, fashion designer for Ms. Sutton, busied everyone nearby to help her design dresses that are windproof. B.J. Wing, Ms. Sutton's photographer, rearranged lobby furniture by the hour trying to capture the right mood. Melanie VanBrocklin, Postmistress General, said that her department was unable to hold all the fan mail. Lori Pel- letier, postal clerk, make hundreds of trips to the Colton-Hilton with bags of mail. Tonya Hewitt, executive sec- pry at the Hilton, busied herself with orders to head chef, Donald Paige, matre de, Barb Phillips, and waitresses Jpbie Caster and Bonnie Chase. Miranda Baker, head of Hotel Service, doubled her linen order to accommodate tar. Lounge entertainment team, Debbie Green and Richard Johnson, were asked to improve their repertoire. Siie Mousaw, head bartender for the Hilton, double checked her wine list. Foreman of construction for the Hil- Tim Regan, proudly showed off the building. Becky Barrigar, accountant at the Hilton, smiled as she worked on th Kooks. Patsy Lenney: And, now, for our final headline story we'll turn you over to our weather forecaster, Marty Murphy. Marty Murphy: The weather for tonight, folks, looks dark. I can predict sunrise to be early and sunset to be late. Relating to theMeadline story about Colton-Pierrepont Central School getting a day off, is the next weather news item. Strong nds gusted from the plains of South Colton causing drifts of sand to be deposited all around. The school was completely buried causing a close down, newly dubbed a SAND DAY. For further information, here's Duane White, sportsc jter. Duane White: Today, Cmton-Pierrepont Soccer practice was cancelled due to dry weather conditions. Tim Shar- low, owner of the Coltor D-ed Cosmos team, who was elated when soccer season was extended until June this year so that players could Live more games, was upset because some vital practice time was missed. Kevin Weems and Barb Wolf, co-captain of the co-ed team had planned their regular grueling five hour practice and were also dismayed by the weatherp nnette Hoyt, team member, was quoted as saying, I can't wait until this dry season is over. By the way, the Old Man of Soccer, Mr. Tim Hennessy, still coaches the team. Linda Parrotte: Two sml and A .A . Counselor, Kij 'Drying out during the El Patsy Lenney: Be sure to E It is much like a soap opew and Ed Sharlow. 'J items of news will close our report. Andre Reome, Head of Alcoholics Anonymous, WPerry, are announcing a meeting and movie this evening at the library. The topic? ► Season'. t w Jackie Long's Dear Jackie column in the Colton-Pierrepont Star Gazer this week. £ its serial approach to people's problems. Co-editors for that paper are Diana Vaisey This is Patsy Lenney, and thisis Linda Parrotte, saying good night and good news. 2 A Back Row and Behind Screen: L-R-Amy Tucker, Tina Fisher, Terri Tyler, Allyson Brown, Damita Green, Jeanette Sharlow, Tracy Clark, Brenda Jones, Betty Robideau, Alena Armstrong. Against Screen: L-R Rene Regan, Tony Despaw, Jody Sharlow. Back Row Standing and Seated on Horse: L-R Kevin Stark, Katricia Sharlow, Carrie Williams, Kathy Jones, Kathy Despaw, Tammy LaBrake, Terri Regan, Mary Jo McKinley, Bonnie Ford, Cheryl Jenks, Sarah Penski, Kim Tyler, JoAnne Jenks, Mark LaBrake. Next Row Standing: L-R Linda Smith, Shelly Young, Scott Collins, Kelly Hudar. Standing and Kneeling: L-R Katie Sullivan, Terri LaBrake, Jennifer Markert, Karen Jenks, Tammy Stark. Back Row Seated: L-R Melissa Swinyer, Linda George, Patsy Green, Lara Mackey, Carolyn Brown. Front Row Seated: L-R D.C. Warner, Mrs. Sullivan, Carrie Dougherty, Becky Sharlow, Mary Welch, Beth Collins, Denise Hamilton. B y A- J r t I Back Row: Richelle Paul, Tracy McEwen, Katricia Sharlow, Debbie Delosh, Ted McDonald, Shelley Young, Wayne McDonald. Front Row: Ms. Scott, Jeff Clough, Jody Sharlow, Shannon Williams, Susan Dunning, 69 L to R 5th Row: David Gregg, Andy Covert, Leo Taillon, Jerry Ford, Brian Doyle, Billy Huckle. 4th Row: Arthur Buckley, Brian Sharlow, Kevin Hawley, Steve Erdner, Marc Manfred, Stephen Faller. 3rd Row: Mary-Jo McKinley, Terri Regan, Karen Shea, Ellen Ballou, Kathy Jones, Becky Vaisey, Leota Taillon. 2nd Row: Mrs. Thomas, Brenda Jones, Alena Armstrong, Tammy La Brake, Reney Regan, Bon- nie Ford, Renee VanBrocklin. 1st Row: Stephanie Ford, Terri Tyler, Dawn Gotham, Michelle Perry, Shelley Young, Jackie Selleck. 70 Back: Paul Sullivan, Mr. Hammill, Terri Tyler. Standing: Chris Champ- ney, Michelle Perry, Terri Regan, Mike Wilson, Kirk Robideau, Andy Covert, Dawn Gotham, Katricia Sharlow, Cathy Jenks, Kip Robar. Middle Row: Kevin Mousaw, Tracy Clark, Rodger Delosh, Kim Tyler, Allyson Brown, Damita Green, Patsy Green, Carrie Williams, Jeanette Sharlow, Mary Wright. Bottom Row: Joey Fisher, Betsy Ford, Richard Green, William Houston, Christina Clark, Matt Newell, Sarah Penski, JoAnn Jenks, Ellen Ballou, Vicki Johnson. 71 BAND Back Row: Dawn Gotham, Alena Armstrong, Tammy LaBrake, Steve Erdner, Paul Sullivan, Michael Wilson, Andy Covert, Kevin Stark. Third Row: Bonnie Ford, Renace Regan, Brian Remington, Joe Howe, Jerry Ford, Billy Huckle, Chris Andrews, Chris Page. Second Row: Peter Tucker, Darrell Cole, Mike Murphy, Peter Austin, Robin Gotham, Cindy Warner, Terri Regan, Terri Tyler. Front Row: Vera Murphy, Betty Robideau, Brenda Jones, Shelley Young, Jackie Selleck, Kim Green, Mr. Wilder. ■ E.IE 1 CHORUS Back Row: Michelle Perry, Katricia Shariow, Tina Fisher, Shelley Young, Lisa Fisher, Betty Robideau, Sue Champney, Kim Green, Lisa Chase, Kevin Stark, Jimmy Welch, Scott Johnson, Chris Champney, Kip Robar, Tim Aldous. Second Row: Kathy Jones, Cindy Stuart, Terri Regan, Kim Tyler, Deb- bie Delosh, Dawn Gotham, Linda George, Carolyn Brown, Carrie Dougherty, Sarah Penski, Tom Halferty, Mark Ford, Brian Gregg, Randy Willmart, Tracy Clark, Kevin Hawley. Front Row: Damita Green, Jeanette Sharlow, Michelle Mills, Karen Litten, Vicki Johnson, Cindy Robert, Carrie Williams, Karen Mousaw, Kim Green, Richard Matthie, D. C. Warner, Jeff Ward, Patrick O'- Gorman. Mrs. Snntt ELEMENTARY SK ATHOq, Those who have not yet passed GO. Back Row: William Wright Randi Jo Buckley Mark Robar Mrs. Healey Henry Doug Dominy Michael Burdick Christopher Barry Middle Row: Jonathan Wright Stacey Regan Tanya Sevey T erry Fisher Bradford Aldous Melanie Mills Front Row: Jane Matthie Kimberly Murray Robin Brockway Michelle Rutledge Back Row: Charles Wright Thomas LaBrake Robert McKinley Middle Row: Mrs. Woolston Mary Lee Ballou Angela Stratton Purity Smith Jason Ried Sarah Gladle 2nd Middle Row: Micheal Villenuve Jason Capone Front Row: Jean Phillips Tammy Wright Nicole Hoyte Sonya Sevey Christine Burger Absent: Phillip Collins 74 Back Row: John Jones Bernard Sharlow Charles Manfred Kevin Bates David LaBrake Sherry Murray Shelby Connelly Dennis Rutkauskas Middle Row: Roberta Dunning Shelly Fountain Timothy Chase Brian Long Dawn Barry Lorna Shattuck Front Row: Kristin Olmstead Karen VahBrocklin Tammy Simon Julie Hennessy Heather Fisher Mary Wright Absent: Angel Huckle Mrs. Clohosey Back Row: Fay Jenks Sean Jackson Katrine Atkinson Barbara Walter Nikki Gotham Stacey Dunning Marian Fuhr Douglas Murphy Eric Newton Melissa Parker Front Row: Brad Ford Joseph Collins Pamela Ward Karen Tucker Erin Regan Kimberly Smith Tonya Howe Charmayne George Absent: Sean McCarthy Ellie Matthie 75 Vicki Stratton Middle Row: Suzanne Andrews Leon Walts Melissa Simon Phillip Carpenter Debra Fisher Adrian Bates Middle Row: Amy Burns Suzette Armstrong David Bogardus Paul Clark Hugh Sullivan Amy Ward Front Row: Angela Ballou Susan Sevey Felicia Fisher Kevin Boyce Shannon Williams Rebecca Reid Thomas Farns i Scott Huckle Sherry Dunning Eric Page Ab sent: Andy Brockway Scott Sevey Front Row: Beth Collins Becky Sharlow T ony Tuper Lara Mackey Rodger Delosh Robert Dunning Matthew Newell Mrs. Hammond Back Row: Melissa Swinyer Tina Fuller Chris Rutledge Mary Lou Wrig] Mrs. Casey Back Row: Eddie Simon Mike Long Tim Doyle Lilly Sickles Carl Shattuck Shannon Regan Jennifer Markert Middle Row: Kim Newton Jody Wright Frank Matthie Everett Aldous Betsy Ford Tammy Stark 77 fBack Row: Randy Willmart Kevin Mousaw Jeff Ward Tracy Clark Patrick O'Gorman Gordon Smith Mark LaBrake Middle Row: Tim Aldous Damita Green Kim Tyler Jeanette Sharlow Sarah Penski Denise Hamilton Front Row: David Putman Joanne Jenks D.C. Warner Scott Collins Toby Fisher Back Row: William Houston Mark Ford Kip Robar Gregory Rutley Kelly Hudar Thomas Halferty Mrs. Rexford Middle Row: Allyson Brown Carrie Dougherty Carrie Williams Richard Green Brian Gregg Front Row: Betty-Jo Stratton Susan Dunning Richelle Paul Cynthia Robert Absent: Michelle Mills Richard Matthie 78 Back Row: Paul Sullivan Mike Wilson Danny Ames Jeff Clough Chris Champney Kirk Robideau Wayne McDonald Scott Francis Middle Row: Michelle Perry Cheryl Jenks Mr. Regan Stephaine Ford Vickie Johnson Front Row: Dawn Gotham Cathy Jones Ellen Ballou Vera Murphy Absent: Chris Morrow Ike Gilbert Back Row: Mrs. Thomas Cathy Jenks Steve Erdner Pat Baker Nathan Sipf Brian Sharlow Nancy Shattuck Johnny Bogardus Middle Row: Terri Regan Kelly Cayey Marc Manfred Mary-Jo McKinley Karen Mousaw Lisa Fisher Susan Green Front Row: Terri Tyler Kathy Despaw Karen Shea Roland Robidoux Herb Mattie Karen Iitten Lisa Henderson Linda Coleman Brian Doyle David Gregg Joe Howe Andy Covert Stan Francis Jim Mayer Danny Fallon Renee' VanBrocklin Middle Row: Leotta Tallion Tina Fisher Betty Robideau Linda George Jim Welsh Doug Putman Kevin Stark Tim Hawley 2nd Middle Row: Rene Regan Shelly Young Sue Champney Cindy Stewart Front Row: Bonnie Ford Absent Aurther Buckley Chris Page A Scott Johnson Katricia Sharlow James Trimm William Huckle Pam Regan Paul Tarbox Kim Green Brenda Jones Alena Armstrong Lynn Fuller Chris Andrews Charlie Fisher Middle Row: Doug Stuart Karolyn Brown Mr„ Thomas Lisa Chase Phillip Sochi a Front Row: Debbie Delosh Tammy Labrake Lisa Perry Leo Taillon Jerry Ford Kevin Hawley Hubert Matthie Jackie Selleck Dawn Hamilton 80 PATRONS The Farmer's Wife Ceramic Studio Smith's General Store Country Side inn Lawrence Judy Lcnncy Mary C. Lcnncy A Friend Bruce Terry Swift Tom Betty Frank Ike. Mary Gregory Rutlcy Mr. Mrs. Francis Sprow Ron, Sandy, Skip Jennie Houston Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Barlow Sr. Richard Suzanne Hammill Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Sheeran Family Bill Lorraine Ford Family Mr. Mrs. Raymond Bonner Genevieve Leary Julia Tucker Jean P. Hawley V.F.W. Auxiliary Post 1231, Canton, NY Walt Vera Rexford Brian Parrotte Edward C. Seymour Post 1231 V.F.W. Frickic's Inn Mary. Dick Jo Wecgar Lcland H. Collins The Fallon Family “Con Elliot George Seaver Lowell Gotham Gerry Tucker Dr. Mrs. Moreau Mr. Mrs. Jackson Boys Home Design Center, Norwood Gus Thomaris Bing Stevens Paul Clements Tony's Pizza St. Lawrence Inn Wight Patterson Phil McCarthy-The Barn Matott Sales Service VanNess Co.. Inc., Potsdam In Memory of Michael Corbitt In Memory of Howard Hudar In Memory of Everett (Nick) McEwen In Memory of Harley Mullen Charlie, Nancy, Bridget Sean McCarthy Ray's Arco Station The Kissam's-Good Luck '78ers The Our Best Wishes Little Picture Children’s To Mrs. Clohoscy Shoppe And Mrs. Haller - (315) 265-8440 Enjoy your Retirement! 138 MARKET ST. - P.O. BOX 703 THE ’78 YEARBOOK STAFF POTSDAM, NEW YORK 13676 Children's Clothing Infant Through Size 16 WOOD-CORRELL REALTY CO. GREEN’S “A House-Sold Word Hannawa Falls New York Potsdam, New York 82 rBettei' fvBen (he Tiiephice St e DEALER'- ALLEN P THOPOAS Better 'n Ben's fireplace stove burns seasoned wood through- out the night, will heat your home and cook your meals. This unique wood stove and fireplace cover panel installs in minutes and fits any normal fireplace. Your existing fireplace flue is used. There is no need for alterations or masonry work. SAVE UP TO 60% IN HOME HEATING COSTS THIS WINTER. Soy it with COL TON-PIERREPONT BAND AND STAGE BAND “Good Luck Seniors '}•' - Y- J3 POTSDAM PRO HARDWARE Potsdam-Norwood Rd. 265-6942 For All Your Do-It- Yourself Needs Clarkson Auto Supply, Jnc. Outer Market Street Potsdam, New York 13676 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS AUTO PARTS EQUIPMENT Phone 265-3200 BLEVINS MOTORS Potsdam-Norwood Rd. Congratulates the Class of 1978 BUN’S BLUE SUNOCO Potsdam 265-6921 NATIONAL ARMY STORE Potsdam N.Y. Headquarters for Work Clothes Footwear Sportswear Luggage Trunks Hats - Caps Camp Supplies Coats Jackets FLANDERS GARAGE Route 56 Potsdam, N.Y. 265-8530 Rebuilt Transmissions and Service 134 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. Best Wishes From SMITH’S Canton Plaza Canton, N.Y. Prosh Building Potsdam, N.Y. 1 'Apparel For The Entire Family'' 85 JOHN R. BOYCE SONS INC. DATSUN E. Orvis St. Massena, N.Y. Datsun 280Z Datsun B210 Datsun 200SX Datsun Truck COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. MASSENA, N.Y. Compliments Of ARNOLD’S STUDIO CANTON A UTO AND EQUIPMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION Peter’s Ford Sales Hundley Farm Imp. Robinson Farm Equip. LeBerge and Curtis Mace Motors THE YARN SHOP 10 Church St. Canton, N.Y. Subs Soups Chili CORNER SUBS 47 Main Street Canton, N.Y. Open Daily ARMADILLO BOOKSTORE BAND BOX DRY CLEANERS At Your Servlet 9 Main St. Canton Open 10-5 Mon. - Sat. MAPLE STREET SHELL 6-8 Hodskin St. Canton, N.Y. 13617 Phone: 386-8641 PEARL’S DEPT. STORE 24 hour service Canton, N.Y. ' 'Friendly Family Shopping'' 386-2832- 87 THE FAMILY SHOE STORE 28 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Dexter, Florsheim, Red Wing, Stride Rite, Clanks, Converse WHITE’S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE c 0 m P 1 i m e n t s O f MERRIMANS ROBAR’S TIRE SERVICE 140 Maple St. Potsdam, N.Y. 265-8170 Retreads and Delta tire distr. Complete Muffler Service T H W E H R E E E S L T A U R A N T 1-7 Maple St Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Norwood, N.Y. Custom Pipe bending Towle Silverware 43 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. Compliments of SCANLON’S AUTO PARTS phone: 265-4480 6 Depot Potsdam N.Y. 265-6390 Proprietors: Maurice and Donna Sullivan WHITHERBEE Compliments of AND WHALEN RUSSELL DRUGS Cemetery- Memorials 2 Hodskin St. Canton, N.Y. Canton, N.Y. $ Robert P. Whalen William D. Stalder RALPH’S PLASTIC SYRUP JUGS AND SYRUP EQUIPMENT Ralph VanBrocklin R.D. 2 Canton, N.Y. 13617 Phone: 386-3036 GREEN’S FURNITURE Canton Richville Furniture, Carpet, Lamps, and Bedding 43 Main St. , Canton GENE SEELEY Representative 73 Main Street Canton, N.Y. 13617 Phone: 386-4335 Res: 386-4413 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side Good Luck to the Class of '78 from: STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Compliments of WHITE’S FLOWERS 35 Minor Street Canton, New York BROWN’S DODGE Russell Rd. Canton, N.Y. 13617 P.O. Box 493 69 E. Main St. Canton, N.Y. 13617 Phone: 386-3590 Like a good neighbor, State Farm ttesirM + c FOOD MARKET Potsdam, New York Compliments of TRIPLE A LUMBER INC. SPORTS UNLIMITED Canton, N.Y. Fishing Tackle Guns Canoes Bait M c C A R R T E H s y T ’S A U R A N T ' 'Worst Food in the North Country'' Canton, N.Y. Ted £ Phyllis Lawrence JOSIE’S LITTLE PIZZERIA 25 MAIN STREET Canton, N.Y. 386-3734 Open Daily: Mon. - Thur. 4:30-12:30 Fri. Sat. : 4:30-1:30 Sunday: 5:00-12:30 FREE DELIVERY Compliments of JUDSON HEIGHTS DAIRY Judson Street Canton, N.Y. Best Wishes From R.D. 4 Compliments of PARGAS 386-8460 THE WEST PIERREPONT COUNTRY STORE Canton, N.Y. Gas Groceries Bee 91 92 SAINT PATRICK’S CHURCH SAINT PAUL’S CHURCH JCPenney Rev. John P. Kennehan Sunday Masses 9:30 a. m. St. Pauls - 11:00 a. m. St. Patricks Saturday Mass 7:00 p. m. St. Patricks (except Summer months and Hunting season when Mass is at St. Pauls) Potsdam Plaza Potsdam, N.Y. Store phone: 265-4900 catalog phone: 265-4800 Store hours Monday through Saturday 9:30 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Congratulations to the Class of '78 from BEST WISHES FROM C 0 M P L 1 M E N T S V OMI(,() VU KV rayyn BEST WISHES FROM: OF MORGAN TV SALES Potsdam, N.Y. FIACCO’S Mary and Angelo Fiacco Catering to: Private Parties Receptions (450) Best Wishes From: WESTON’S BOOK STORE J.R. Weston, Inc. 39 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Compliments of BRECKENRIDGE OIL COMPANY Potsdam, N.Y. BARSTOW’S FURNITURE INC. Finest In Home Furnishings Authorized Dealer In Ethan Allen Early American Furniture VIVLAMORE AND SONS, INC. Plumbing and Heating - Myers Pumps - Router Rooter - Septic Tanks and Dry Wells 84 Garfield Rd. Potsdam, N.Y. 265-2020 MASSENA NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Massena, N.Y. % Congratulations From: PEGGS- MOLNAR INSURANCE 81 Main Street Canton, N.Y. 13617 phone: 386-8535 yo u r Independent1 Insurance ! agent SERVES YOU FIRST A BEST WISHES FROM: AXTELL’S Ski and Sporting Goods Bicycles Canton Your Pendleton Shop at New York BARBOUR’S downtown Canton Compliments Of C 0 R B J E J rp E rp WE L E R S Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 from K F S R U T I R 0 F N R F I E ’S T U R E I E S Watches Diamonds Gifts 46 Market St. Potsdam, N.Y. 265-7580 AT Potsdam, N.Y. COVELL AGENCY, INC. Compliments of CREDLE EQUIPMENT Potsdam, N.Y. Best Wishes From The NORTHERN MUSIC Compliments Of 64-70 Market Street Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 (315) 265-3838 KAPLAN’S All forms of personal and business Insurance Potsdam, New York CONGRATULATIONS FROM SMI BILL TALLMAN Navy Recruiter United States Navy siding • blown insulation • Garages Roofing • additions Dumont Home Improvements, Inc. Potsdam - Norwood Road POTSDAM, N.Y. RIDGE HOMES Navy Recruiting Station 20 Elm Street Potsdam, New York 13676 phone (315) 265-2847 DAVID DUMONT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM: FISHER-REXFORD, INC. Colton, New York BUCK FUNERAL HOMES COLTON FUELS' INC. Colton, N.Y. 262-2555 Owner: Bob Klein Fuel Oil Kerosene Compressed Gas Norwood, Norfolk Colton Compliments Of HIGLEY FLOW MARINA Good Luck Seniors from POSTES EXCA VA TING 101 THE FOCAL POINT 28 Market Street Potsdam, N.Y. 13676 Phone: (315) 265-8710 1 'Your 1978 Coltonian Photographer'' Your Delmar Studios Representative PHOTOGRAPHER: LAIRD CHAFFEE i 102 COLTON AND SOUTH COLTON FIRE DEPARTMENTS Dale Greene - Chief Wayne Ames John Andrews North Bates Everett Bradley Ed Boyce Doc Buerger Floyd Campbell Paul Caster James Cayey Vernon Cole William Coleman Leland J. Collins Robert Davis Floyd Fallon James Farmer David Farnsworth Bernard Fish Gormand Ford Thomas Frank Robert Frost Larry Gaumond Lowell Gotham Ronald Gotham Francis Guiney Francis Hatch Clyde Hammond Ralph Hammond Morris Hawley Timothy Hennessy Ron Houston Blanchard Howe Blanchard Howe Jr. Jack Hutchinson Carlton Jessmer Robert Klein James Knapp Duane Whitman Paul Watson Jerome Wilson Edward Woolston John Litten John Long Kenneth Marden Jack McEwen Scott McRobbie Kenneth Morrow Lee Mousaw James Murray Robert O'Gorman John Olmstead Tom Olmstead Kenneth Perkins Phil Poste Homer Reed Lawrence Regan Douglas Reome Dale Rexford Dale Robar Ronald Roberts Paul Rodwell Merton Scovil George Seaver Leon Selleck Robert Selleck Clyde Sevey Dennis Shea Harold Stowe Steve Stowe Reginald Stowe Bernard Sullivan Daniel Sullivan Bruce Swift Art Tedford Allen Thomas Glen Thomas William Thomas Thomas Tucker Donald Warner Harold Watters Robert White 103