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

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in UU 'UU oO Oo 0 0 00 AND TESTAMENT Pam Johnson Shaun Jones Homer Matthie Karen McKinley Jeff Murphy Eric Page Lisa Pelletier Tess Pietila Becky Reid Sue Sevey Clayton Shampine Amy Tucker Annette Tyler Karen VanBrocklin Amy Ward Mary Welch I leave nothing to nobody, everything I own is going with me! I leave CPCS to pursue a happier and a fuller life. No comment .... I leave to Patty my famous one-liner from soccer, “But Mr. Thomas, I don’t understand!” I leave Mr. Collins the ability to get to number three. I give my car to Mr. Jackson. May he remember Drivers Ed. 1987. I bequeath some things to some people, but nothing specific to nobody particu- lar. I will if Amy, Jen, or Jeff will. I leave my younger family generation (Jason, Bonnie, Renee) many torturous years at Colton-Pierrepont, you’re in for a huge surprise. I leave any girl the ability to put up with a shop class full of dirty-minded, immature little boys. To leave Tanya and Ty the thrill of a few more years of high school. I leave knowing that it took me 4 Vz years to graduate, but I finally did it. I leave Robert McKinley the ability to go through two more long years without my great advice. Leaves Tricia and Teresa the ability to grin and bear it, and to appear conscious during the a.m. hours. I don’t leave a thing, I need all I got. I leave to all the teachers who taught me, and to all the staff who advised me, many thanks for their patience and guidance. 0 0 00 n n 00 )0 on 00 8 88 88 88 88 !QQ 00 j o o 00 '88 ’Q G 00 '0 0 00 ’88 ’88 ’88 ’88 ’88

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’ Q 0’ 0 0 0o oo inn 00 0 0 on 0 0 Oo ’88 '88 oo 00 ’88 ’88 ’88 Rod Aldous Denise Ames Suzanne Andrews Suzette Armstrong Tracy Ashley Angela Ballou Adrian Bates Jennifer Bonner Amy Cayey James Cole ’88 '88 Rodger DeLosh Sherry Dunning Betsy Ford Jill Ford Patsy Green Karen Jenks !uu oo SENIOR LAST WILL I leave knowing that after June of 88, I have graduated from CPCS. I leave the ability to understand pre-calculus to a smarter generation. I leave everyone the ability to cope with the long, tedious years ahead. Leaves everyone the ability to overcome the “great jinx” of Sherry Murray. I leave Tracy Fisher the ability to cope with all the teachers the next four years of school. Leaves a quick finger to the 1988-89 Academic Team and the knowledge of how to jumpstart a bus. I leave knowing I am not coming back. I leave Shawna Mereau the ability to become a great cheerleading captain and to put up with the Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach. I leave my younger sister, Emily, my great ability to get in on time for my midnight curfew. I leave Mr. Hennessy the ability to cope with young inexperienced soccer players that are fresh out of diapers. I leave my soccer ability to Michelle Rutledge. I leave the junior class the ability to take any and every advantage to get ahead. I leave my logic thinking, religious morals, cute looks, messy locker, romance and one can of spaghettios to everyone existing at CPCS. I leave anyone ever in chorus the ability to put up with Kaye Scott. (Katrine, Bobbi, Pam, Shawna) I leave Ellie, Jason and Jamie the ability to make it out of this school. I leave all my friends at CPCS the best of times, especially the Class of 88 — Let the good times roll!!!!!!!!!!!! '88 ’88 ’00 00 '88 ’88 »00 00 10 0 00 ’88 ’88 00 00 ’88 ’38 30

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