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

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Katrine Atkinson Kevin Bates David Bogardus Kevin Boyce Mike Chamberlain Joe Collins Shelby Connelly Kristen Cox Roberta Dunning Tom Farns Brad Ford Shelly Fountdin Nikki Gotham Delia Flarrison Tina Flearn Julie Hennessy Tonya Howe Sean Jackson Fay Brian Jenks John Jones Steve LaBrake Brian Long Ellie Matthie Sean McCarthy Tammy McKee Shawna A. Mereau Sherry Murray Missy Parker Erin Regan Purity Smith Pam Ward Faith Wright '89 LAST WILL 8c TESTAMENT I leave to Billy my brain, maybe he will have better luck with it than I did. I leave my Harley-Davidson T-shirt collection to anyone unfortunate enough not to have one. Not given. I leave C.P.C.S. knowing that I will be able to relax after 13 LONG years of hard work. I leave the back seat of the basketball bus to Todd Gotham, if he can put up with the smell. I leave Bill, Darin, Randy, James, and Melissa the ability to annoy all their teachers and get away with it. I leave a good hard punch to my only brother Ty Sevey. I leave Benjiman a dozen years at C.P.C.S. Good luck, it gets harder each year. I leave Tina the Best of Luck with Brent. DON'T WORRY ... BE HAPPY!!!!!!!!! I leave all 6 of my lockers, 153-158, to anyone who can fill them with the amount of junk I did. I leave a note of thanks to Mr. Kissam for all of his help. Thanks! I leave to Todd and Aaron all the luck I had when they go for 3 ! I leave this thought to my underclassmen: Don't wish your high school years away. Treasure each moment-you have only one chance, so make the most of it. I leave Phil with two more years at C.P.C.S. I leave my sister, Jennifer two more glorious years at C.P.C.S and my dad the strength to deal with future Coltonians. I leave to Stacey Regan the ability to pull off the joke I pulled on her in Pizza Hut. (Remember Stacey?) I leave all my lockers to Aaron Dougherty. I leave Mr. Jackson my Prom sunglasses, Mr. Sprow my mirrored sunglasses, and Mr. Collins my potential salary as a typist. I leave my car in the parking lot as a memorium-but really it wouldn't start!! My memories shall live forever with those whom I admire. I leave a front row seat in Mrs. Champney's Biology class to anyone who's bored enough to sleep all period. Not given. I leave the ability to get pulled over, and to get away with it to any other student. I leave Amy, Bill Hoyt, and Bob McKinley anything they want in life, as long as they work for Jt. I leave Bill, Darin, Randy, Jamie, and Melissa the very best of luck in your future years, God knows you will need it! I leave Mr, Thomas the ability to find anyone as lazy as myself and I leave Megan everything I forgot to do. To all the future seniors at C.P.C.S. DON'T WORRY ... BE HAPPY!!!!! I leave all the insane policies and absurd rules of C.P.C.S. for someone to complain about. To Tanya, Stacey, and Bobbi and the rest of the Class of '90 I leave my ability to rack up the brownie points. To Bobbi Laird and Stacey Dunning I leave the ability to cope with the next year of chorus and band. I (because I have to) leave Aunt Suzy her locker to enjoy and abuse. 20

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BOARD OF EDUCATON Front: Donald McNamara, Rex Spicer, Cynthia LaFountain; Back: William LaPierre E. Walter Paul, Roger Murray, Kathleen Howe Graduation is often thought of as an ending to one era and the beginning of another. As this important time looms in front of you, you might instead think of graduation more as an intersection in your lives. A lot will happen at this intersection. You will look around you and make some important decisions about your future. You will have to decide which road will lead you to become the person you want to be many years from now. The fact is, however that as a group you've been very effective team members and major contributors to your school community. It is through your fine team efforts that you've each developed your own personal talents and interests. Knowing this dnd accepting your individual strengths and talents will make the decisions at the intersection a great deal easier. It is our hope for each of you that whatever road you take, you will begin your journey with enthusiasm and confidence in your own ability. At the same time, we want you to know that our expectations for you do not end at the intersection. Well be watching and expecting more from you for many years to come. Our job has been to give you a good basis from which to start. We've tried hard to do that. We assure you that it is with a great deal of pride that we send you off and, to quote a 50's song, , . if we're worth our salt, well wave as you go by. Colton-Pierrepont School Board 1988-89 Roger Murray, President E. Walter Paul, Vice President Donald McNamara, Clerk Kathleen Howe Cynthia LaFountain William LaPierre Rex Spicer