Andover Central High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Andover, NY)
- Class of 1988
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Dedications
During the past four years,
Mrs. Baker has been more than an advisor to the Class of 1988, she has been a true friend. We dedicate this yearbook to her and to Mrs. Sherwood, who became our co-advisor last year. They both have sacrificed countless hours for our class projects and we know that sometimes their efforts went unnoticed. However, at this time we would like them to know how much they mean to us. They are role models that will always symbolize diligence and accomplishment. They were faced with an unorganized group of 53 people and they turned them into the graduating Class of 1988.
Mrs. Baker is an accomplished musician and mathematician as well as being a dedicated wife and mother. There is no doubt that she cares for her students; whenever help is needed she will always sacrifice her free time.Mrs. Sherwood is an indispensable source of information. Whenever anyone has a question, she is the one to ask and will always give it her best shot. Even if she doesn't have the answer, she knows who does.Yearbook Staff
Yearbook Staffs are known to have some of the more conscientious students of any given school. After all, the whole idea is that of producing and publishing a book; a book which is an honored and respected chronicle of a certain group of people in a certain time in American development. Therefore, one is never surprised to hear or read some good reports in regard to staff members.
This year's Memoirs has been produced by a group of young people who have gone beyond any usual commitment for they have worked hard to sell more books than have been sold in many years and to raise more production dollar by far than any class in Andover's history. Yet, there is more to life than dollars and sales. Somewhere, quality and an honest sharing of ideals must enter into and journalistic undertaking. This too has been done and done well. Read the book, look at the pictures. I think that you will agree.Mr. Paul Whitehouse, Mr. Jerry Vance, Mr. Paul Neuroth, Mrs. Marcia Moore, Mrs. Carol Hollenbeck
Board Of Education And Administration
Mrs. Jacqueline Bellamy, Mr. Charles Schroeder, Mrs. Renae KeesburyMrs. Joan Gelatt English Social Studies
Mrs. Cathy Witherow English Speech
Mrs. Arlene Bee H.S. English
Miss Kathy Patrick Jr. High Science Health
Mr. Cliff Bale Computers Science
Mr. Gene DiCaprio H.S. SciencesMrs. Connie Moore H.S. Social Studies Psychology
Mr. Joseph Close Social Studies
Ms. Sharon Stout Remedial Math Teacher
Mrs. Karen McGraw Reading
Connie Dutuier Remedial Reading
Ms. Jane Troxell Resource SpecialistMrs. Charity McCormick H.S. Health Nurse
Mr. Blair Buchholz Industrial Arts
Mr. Lou Macintosh Business
Mrs. Marjorie Lehman Home EconomicsMrs. Lynn Johnston Elementary art
Mr. William MacCrea H.S. Art Humanities
Mr. Micheal Shoales Instrumental Teacher
Mrs. Lois Darr Vocal Music
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Mr. Jon Coon Physical Education
Miss Brenda Bowen Physical EducationMr. Art Roberts 6th Grade
Mr. Rich Gill 6th Grade
Mrs.
Mary Jane McNeill 5th Grade
Miss Gina Moretti 5th Grade
Mrs. Sharon Coly 4th Grade
Mrs. Karen Peterson th GradeMrs. Doris Harder 3rd Grade
Mrs. Carol Marsh 3rd Grade
Mrs. Faye Shay 2nd Grade
Mrs. Jeanette Horan 2nd Grade
Miss Ellen Keating 1st Grade
Mrs. Katie Starks 1st GradeMrs. Fannie Patterson Student Teacher
Mrs. Ester Barrett Student TeacherMr. James Faber Math
Mrs. Cindy Baker Math
Mrs. Carolyn Emery Teacher's Aid
Mr. Robert Kosciovrics Speech Therapist
Mrs. Lois Helveston Teachers Aid
Mrs. Deb Layton Teacher's Aid
Mrs. Rose Burdick. Teacher's AidMrs. Marilyn Bryan, Mr. Steve Small, Mrs. Becky Fanton
Cafeteria Staff And Seer e taries
Mrs. Sue Henry
Mrs. Karen Burke
Mrs. Ann Sherwood
Ms. Robin Spencer
Mrs. Nancy GravesMr. Bob Goodridge, Mrs. Alice Nevol, Mr. Willie Monroe, Mr. Paul Ordiway, Mr. Bob Barner
Bus Drivers And Custodians
Mr. Ed Sackett, Mrs. Helen Mosher, Mr. Doug Witter, Mrs. Shirley Thorp, Mr. Bob Goodridge, Mr. Paul Ordiway, Mr. Don ThorpKevin Gilbert
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SrU-OLCLASS PERSONALITIES GUY GAL
BIGGEST FLIRT HIRO KAWASAKI KELLY CARSON
BEST LOOKING RICHARD STEVENS LAURA MANION
SMARTEST RICHARD STEVENS MICHELE DAVIS
MOST ARTISTIC KEVIN GILBERT AMY WINSLOW
BIGGEST AIRHEAD DANNY GARNER ANGELA WHITE
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED RICHARD STEVENS MICHELE DAVIS
FRIENDLIEST MARK HARRINGTON KIM CORNELL
BIGGEST BROWN NOSER KEVIN GILBERT MICHELE DAVIS
NOSIEST DAVE BRADSTREET JULIE WAUFLE
TOUGHEST CHAD PERRY TONI LEHMAN
BIGGEST HEART BREAKER BRENT GOLISH LAURA MANION
MOST ARGUMENTIVE ERIC WALKER PATTY JACKSON
PRETTIEST EYES WILLIE BENNETT MEGHAN McGILLVRAY
MOST TALKITIVE DAVID BAKER TRACEY SIBBLE
SHYEST TIM HESS LINDA GAVIN
NICEST SMILE RICHARD STEVENS JULIE WAUFLE
LAZIEST CHRIS HOAGLAND TEMA SEAMANS
NICEST, SWEETEST JONNY LEHMAN SUE DUGANBEST DRESSED
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AMY BRIGGS DAVID BAKER
KEVIN GILBERT LINDA GAVIN
MICHELE DAVIS RICHARD STEVENS
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NEWSEXCHANGE STUDENTS
Lucy: I like American food, but it gives me pimples and I'm sick of it!
Wilson: I am having a great time here in the U.S. and I love the American girls!
Hiro: I think the U.S. is a very big country and every-
thing is different, the food, the language, and the roads are switched. I like the hamburgers, and the school's potato soupf
This year, three exchange students attended Andover Central School, Dwi Ratnani Lucydadewi from Indonesia, Wilson Borguetti from Brazil, and Hiro Kawasaki from Japan. Wilson was hosted by the Herr family and Lucy was hosted by the Sibbles. Returning from last year was Hiro, who lived with Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder. We have been very pleased to have Wilson, Lucy, and Hiro as members of the senior class and hope that they have enjoyed their stay in Andover, New York, U.S.A.
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TEACHERS ATJuniors
Row 1: L. Burlingame, R. Wilkins, K, Brainard, G. Lehman, D. Barney,
J, Gardiner, T. Fanton, J. Sherwood, J. Burdick, Row 2: C. Thorp,
C. Tripphahn, D. Helveston, J. Gavin, P. Bryan, J. Sibble, N. Moore, B. Greene, Row 3: P. Ditzel, L. Kelley, B. VanStine, R. Carter,
P. McCormick, A. Whitehouse, K. Herr, R. Clark.Row i: J. Dugan, J. Hyde, L. Greenfield, S. Smith, C. Morrison,
L. Tripphahn, M. Frost, Row 2: J. Kelley, K. Monahan, T. Riffle,
D. Price, T. Wilson, J. Waufle, M, McNeil, V. Hurlburt, Row 3: S. Dieter, D. Nowetner, M. Slawson, M. Joyce, J. Fanton,
J. Dougherty, Row 4: D. Burns, M. Kornaker, M. Hollenbeck,
J. Baker, D. Morris, T. Ormsby.
SophomoresFreshmen
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1: B. Barry, C. Clarke, J. Synder, K. Frost, L. Dodge,
Dodqe. Row 2: R. Sease, H. Clarke, A. Burdick, T. Schettine
Wilkens, T. Howard, E. Bradstreet, H, McGillvary, Row 3 Neuroth, D. Latten, R. Carter, C. Nichols, B. Thorp, Greenfield, C. McKay, R. George, Row 4 : K. Gol.ish, T, Serra
Sutherland, B. Ormsbv, B. Ordiway, J. Harrington, J. Layton.Row 1: H. Dean, J. McNaughton, K. Graves, T. Cook, J. Burdick,
Row 2: J. Rifenburg, S. Goodridge, R. Claypool, L. Lehman,
A. Barnette, C. Wiess, C. Seaman, Row 3; D. Rash, E. Ormsby,
C. Clarke, A. Machinski, A. Harrison, R. Manion, K. Monahan,
Row 4; J. Fuller, B. Leasure, L. Hollenback, C. Clark,
D. Farnum, K. Swartz, K. Bridge, M. Waterbarry, Row 5: D. Dodge,
D. Perry, T. Denning, B. Dickerson, H. Harrington, M. Fanton,
S, Sherwood.
Grade EightRow 1: Mr. Faber, D. Roeske, J. Gardiner, D. Burns, M. Daniels,
Hobson, J. Brundage, Row 2; A. Dean, J. Price, M. Burke,
]. Gonyer, T. Denning, M. Behn, D. Garner, Row 3: J. Kornaker,
•(. Chapman, D. A.lvord, S. Beckwith, K. DeMun, H. Machinsk.i,
T. Emery, A. Butler, S. Burton, Row 4; K. Sherwood, S. Greene,
R. Wilson, J. Monahan, A. Ward, D. Givens, J. Troutman, T. Serra, C. Brown.
Grade SevenHow 1; Mr. Roberts, J. McKay, N. Moore, E. Kent, N. Fuller,
M. Wolcott, J. McNaughton, M. Buchholz, G. Kinnicut, S. Kemp, Row 2: H. Stocking, N. Schettine, D. Helveston, S. Towner,
C. McDonald, N. Folsom, M. Raish, D. Greenfield, Row 3: J. Howe,
M. Tiffany, K. Fanton, R. Morris, J. Shutt, M. Wieszczyk,
K. Layton
Grade Six
Row 1; E. Drew, J. Huey, E. Brown, L. Schraeder, Mr. Gill,
Row 2: J. Matison, C. Nichols, E. Harrington, K. Harris,
N. Legman, Row 3; M. Pernesky, T. Price, C. Moore, J. Emery,
J. WatersRowx: C. Kinnicutt, K. Sease, C. Barnett, S. Hancock
J. Wicszczyk, A. Doan, Mrs. McNeill, Row 2: K. Givens
A. Gaylord, D. Knight, E. Miller, D. Grant, C. Giglio A. Cornell, Row 3: P. Dickerson, L. Moore, L. Gena
K. Conk , C. Den more, Ik Oumrn K. Miller
Grade Five
Row 1: L. McNeill, T. Denning, J. Burke, S. Donaldson,
B. Calladine, J. Nowetner, K. Green Row 2: J. Blouvet,
M. Gates, G. Green, C. Seger, C. Ward Row 3: D. Greenfield, K. Ormsby, M. Reinschmidt, C. Clarke, C. Hamlin, M. Green,
K. Drake Row 4; A. George, P. Fanton, J. Brown, S. Leasure, Miss MorettiRow 1; A.Keir, N. Monahan, A. Matison, T. Padden, J. Baker,
S. Butler, Row 2: H. Dickerson, M. Tidd, P. Baker, K. Graves,
Mrs. Coly, J. Baker, C. Vance
Grade Four
Row li C. Saunders, M. Grant, K. Miller, T. Putnam,
R. Denning, C. Butler, B. Gaylord, Row 2; Mrs. Peterson,
J. Bryan, S. Swartz, J. Eshenbaugh, M. Morris, J. Emery,
K. Pitts, Row 3: C. Morris, R. Hobson, J. Olejniczak,
J. Harrison, T. Perkins, B. DensmoreGrade Three
Row 1: R. Belmont, L. Fuller, R. Dunn, H. Mack, M. Grant,
Mrs. Marsh, Row 2; S. Neff, K. Wesche, S. Burton, A. Blouvet, H. Kemp, Row 3: G. Lamper, C. Tait, S. Burton, J. Kent,
E. Lehman, A. Huey
Row 1: M. Fuller, M. Barry, W. Bucholz, J. Joyce, C. Gaylord,
Mrs. Harder, Row 2: B. Hamlin, R. Demarte, L. Spencer,
S. Kelly, C. Drake, W. Fanton, Row 3: L. Perry, R. Hess,
R. Beckwith, M. Pensmore, B, GravesRow 1: B. Howland, M. Hancok, R. Clarke, J. Sparatta, C. Wahl
Row 2: M. Frungillo, S. Saunders, B. Seager, H. Lamper,
B. Lehman, B. Perkins, Row 3; B. Richmand, C. Greene, S. Howe E. Horan, M. Wieszczyk, Mrs. Horan.
Grade Two
Row 1: Miss Schulze, C. Calladine, J. Gardiner, J. Black,
J. Ordiway, Miss Shay, Row 2; P. Vance, E. Blank, J. Harrison
B. Wieszczyk, M. Monroe, C. Cornell, D. Thomas, Row 3:
M. Brundage, S. McDonald, M. Jackson, S. Putnam, T. Green,
C. Green.Row l: M. Briggs, T. Troutman, C. Baker, R, Beckwith, J. Outman,
S. Allen, C. Lynch, Row 2; Miss Starks, J. Merrick, A. Tidd,
S. Ordiway, J. Sibble, B, Moline, A. Buchholz, A. Joyce, Row 3: V. Barner, M. Morris, G. Weber, L. Donaldson, S. Green, J, Hyland, K. Kailbourne, Mrs. Fuller.
Grade One
Row 1: J. Sturdevant, L. Thomas, A. Gaylord, T. Wesche, B. Barner, J. Dieter, A. Miller, L. Layland, E. Quant, Row 2; Miss Keating,
J. Padden, S. Gavagna, K. Giglio, B. Lyon, A. Wlasniewski,
B. Baldwin, C. Belmont, B. Hollenback, Miss Patterson.Row 1: Miss Hart, B. Baldwin, E. Keir, S. Spencer, N. Richmond,
B. Horan, Row 2: A. Walker, S. Baker, R. Hackett, S. McKinley,
D. Wahl, Row 3s M. Jackson, C. Baker, S. Hess, M. Pitts,
D. Green.
Kindergarten
Row Is j. Gardiner, M. Callidine, J. Ordiway, J. Miller,
N. Gaylord, Row 2: Mrs. Barrett, L. Wilcott, A. Wallacla,
T. Price, J. Dunn, K. Ward, H. Dickerson, Row 3: J. Rossrucker,
A. Sheridan, T. Wlasniewsk.i, T. Wieszczyk, A. Black, L. Davenport.Stage
Elementary BandJr.-Sr. Chorus
Row Is L. Greenfield, J. Gardiner, T, Fanton, FC Davis, J. Burdick, K. Cornell, P. Jackson, K. Graves, J. Gardiner, C. Weiss, S. Hoagland, K. Rear, L. Manion, A. Briggs, D. Lucy, Row 3; M. Frost, J. Kelley, C. Morrison, V. Hurlburt,
D. Harris, K. Brainard, Row 4: M. Harrington,
E. Ormsby.
Mrs. Darr, G. Lehman,
Row 2 s K. Clark,
J. Waufle, J. Waufle,
K. Monahan, D. Barney,
C. Sherwood, A. Ward,
D. Latton, L. HollenbeckSenior Band
Row 1; J. Burdick, K. Cornell, L. Horan, H. Waters, L. Hollenbeck,
J. Rifenburg, Row 2: D. Barney, G. Lehman, M. Davis, K. Clark,
E. Ormsby, D. Farnum, A. Barnett, Row 3: B. Dickerson, A. Burdick,
T. Schettine, H. McGillivray, E. Bradstreet, M. Harrington, Mr. Shoales, Row 4: F. Sutherland, D. Latton, J. Layton, Shawn Ordway, C. McKay,
B. Greenfield.Junior And Senior National Honor SocietyStudent Council
And A.V. ClubJunior-Senior Play
The Jr Sr class of A.C.S. presented Thorton Wilder's production of "Our Town" November 13, 14, 1988. The play, done in mime, (No Props, No Scenery) focused on the three stages of life: Birth, Marriage, and
Death. Narrator Geraldine Lehman and characters, Mark Harrington, Kevin Gilbert, Patty Jackson, Linda Horan, Pete Bruce, and Donna Barney did an outstanding job, under the direction of Mrs. Joanie Gelatt.Musical
SLage Lighting Crew: David Nowetner Scott Dieter
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After the success of "Our Town", the decision was rendered to try another production. "Give My Regards To Broadway", a musical by George M. Cohen, was performed April 30, and May 1 1988. Unlike the serious tone of the fall, this over-dramatized, "play within a play", depicting a starving play director attempting to get his "show on the road."
Jim Gardiner, Kim Cornell, Jeremy Baker, and Linda Horan are to be commened for a job well done. Mrs. Karen Copp, Mrs. Connie Moore, and Mrs. Joanie Gelatt organized this show, in the midst of basketball, volleyball, baseball, soft-ball, and tennis, (whew!)Library Council Color GuardBoys’ Soccer
The Andover Boys Soccer started on an upswing this season. We won our first six out of seven games capturing the number one spot in Allegany County. Although the second half of the season was a disappointment, we nevertheless made sectional play. We lost to a tough Lyndonville squad, but never lowered our heads. Andover loses only four starters to Graduation this year. With some strong substitutes coming to the forefront, and a good attitude, Andover Boys Soccer should be even stronger striving for higher goals.The Andover Girls' Soccer Team had an outstanding season. We finished up the year with 10-8 and tying 1. We went to the Finals in the Section 5 Championship Tournament for the first time in any girls sport. During the tournament, we defeated the number 2 seeded team Belfast 3 to 2 in a come from behind victory. Toni Lehman led the way in goal by yielding only 1.73 goals per game. Mary McNeill lead the team in scoring with 11 goals and 10 assists and had over 100 shots on goals. Jennifer Dugan scored a goal in 5 straight games. Toni Lehman and Stefanie Hoagland were both selected as Allegany County All Stars. Laura Manion and Sue Dugan were named to the Senior All Star Team. Amy Briggs was named the "Best Defensive Player" in the Section 5 Championship game.
Girls ’ SoccerVolleyball
The 1987 Girls' Volleyball Team was third in the County this year. We played very well for the most part. The team received many compliments on our skills and our sportsmanship. We all wish the Seniors good luck and happiness.Boys’ Volleyball
Boys' Volleyball Team 1987-1988. Congratulations to the boys of the team and to the school for the Allegany County Championship Title. The boys may not have had the best regular season record (Varsity 4-6 : JV 3-4) but they came through when it counted.
It was truly an experience for me being 5'3" tall and having to look up at the "10 Foot Wall"! JVs1 Motto - "You Smell". Varsitys' Motto - "Smile" or "Work"! Thanks for a great season!
Good-luck in the years to come!
The Volleyball Team would like t hard work as being their coach!
thank Barb Dillie for all her
Varsity Basketball
Cheerleaders
The Andover Varsity Basketball Team acheived the four goals it had established at the begining of the season: l)to have the best defensive record in the Big 30 2)to win the Greenwood Christmas Tournament 3)win the Allegany County Class 'D' Championship and 4)be amoung the 'Final Four' in the Section Five Basketball Tournament. Along the way to reach these goals we compilied a 19-2 record. Andover also captured the top seed in the Section 5 Class 'D' Tournament; a feat never before achieved. Aaron Whitehouse was the MVP of the Greenwood Christmas Tournament. He and John Fanton were also named to the Tournament Team. Paul McCormick was chosen to the Section 5 Class 'D' All Star Team. We had two representatives on the County All Star Teams. Aaron Whitehouse was on the First Team with John Fanton being placed on the second. Peter Bruce represented Andover on the County 'D' Senior All Star Team. Peter Bruce, Willie Bennett, Richard Stevens, Mark Harrington and Doug Cornell are the Seniors that wil.1 be missed.Junior Varsity Basketball
Cheerleaders
The 1987-88 J.V. Basketball Team compilied a fine record of 16-2. One of the losses was in overtime to Greenwood (17-1) during the Christmas Tournament. This years team had a nice blend of experience returnees and enthusiastic first year players. The new players received plenty game time. Thanks to the wide margins the starters attained early in many contests. The talent and dedication displayed at the J.V. level this season points to continued success and a winning tradition at Andover Central.BasketballBasketballThe 1987 Tennis Team was a young team. We lost only one player, Stephanie Wilson, to graduation. The Highlight of the season was the doubles team of David Bradstreet and Mark Harrington. Dave and Mark were very successful in regular season matches. In the post-season tournament Mark and Dave (who played with a broken wrist) placed fourth in a bid for the Section 5 Class D sectional placements.
TennisBaseball
The Andover Baseball team had a very successful season in 1987. The team won the 1987 section 5 championship, along with winning the Andover Baseball Tournament for the 5th time in 7 years.
Our overall record was 18 wins and 3 josses. Pat Howland was selected to the All-Allegany All-Star team while also leading the team in Batting Average (.525), Homeruns (6), Putout (148) and Base on Balls (25). Pete Bruce set a school record with 46 hits and led the team with 31 R.B.I.'s. Keith Herr won 10 games without a loss and had a 1.00 E.R.A. Aarron Whitehouse Stole 25 bases. Scored 35 runs and had 41 Assist. Overall, 1987 was a banner year in baseball for Andover.Varsity Softball
The 1987 Girls' Varsity Softball team posted a record of 4 wins 7 loses. We were defeated in the first round of playoffs by Scio in a close and exciting game. Seniors on the team were Michelle Clark and Diane Dugan.Junior Varsity Softball
Andover's JV Softball team had a successful season last year ending up with a 5-2 record. It was an enjoyable season made successful through hard work and more importantly teamwork. The season was highlighted by an 18 strikeout performance by Mary McNeill during our first game against Richburg.Patrons
Best Wishes from Burrous Furniture
Congratulations from Waldorf's Jewelers, Hornell
Congratulations from Rice Music House, Wellsville
Congratulations from Wellsville Travel Service
Congratulations from Harold's Army-Navy, Hornell
Compliments of Shorts Service Station, Andover
Best Wishes from the Wellsville Pennysaver
Best Wishes from Karn's Bike Shop, Hornell
Congratulations from Dagwood's Eating House
Congratulations to the Seniors from D J Body Shop
Congratulations Class of '88 from Luddens
Best Wishes Class of '88 from Swackhamers
Congratulations from Arnoys Dye, Wellsville
Congratulations from The Wooden Shuttle, Alfred
Congratulations from Sherwin-Williams Co., Wellsville
Congratulations from Clancy's Old Time Eatery, Wellsville
Best Wishes from Wellsville Dry Cleaners
Good Luck from Jolly Dee's Restaurant
Best Wishes from Cannon's
Best Wishes from Pizza King, Wellsville
Best Wishes from Davidsons Furniture, Hornell
Be All You Can Be from the US Army Recruiting Staion
Congratulations from the College Book Store
Best Wishes from Mallery TV, Wellsville
Congratulations from the House of Glass, Wellsville
Congratulations from La Gra Family Salon, Wellsville
Best Wishes from Rockwells, Wellsville
Congratulations from Dugan Son Inc., Wellsville
Best Wishes from Burrows Furniture, Wellsville
Congratulations from Karl Butler Insurance, Wellsville
Best Wishes from Tracie's Flowers, Wellsville
Congratulations from The Gallery, Alfred
Congratulations from Judy Bob HillCongratulations To
Senior Class
BLARNEY STONE
27 Main Street Prop. Good Luck To The Class of '88
Andover, MY Pat O'Donnell ALLEN, DYGERT HAUSER, INC.
28 Jefferson St.
Wellsville, NY 14895
THE HAIRDRESSERS (716) 593-3027
110 North Main Street Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 (716) 593-3280
The Parts Store
Compliments of 88 S. Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. (716) 593-6858
FISHER'S PHARMACY
138 N. Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. Good Luck to the
Free Delivery to Andover Class of '88
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday TUFTY SWAIN CERAMICS
47 Main Street
Andover, NY
478-5150Congratulations to the Senior Class
HETZEL MOTORS INC.
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GM Dealer
Wellsville, N.Y. (716)593-4150 BROWN STOUT 80 North Main St. Wellsville, NY 14895
ALFRED SPORTS CENTER Telephone
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next door to Hair Trivia
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Mulholland-Swan Funeral Home, Inc.
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Andover. NY 14806 Commercial Land Development Andover, New York 14806
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11 Greenwood St. Andover, N.Y. 14806 (607) 478-8417
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BEST WISHES TO THE
CLASS OF 1988
KERTON FLORIST
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Main Street, Wellsville
14895
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95 South Main Street CASEY OPTICAL
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Wellsville, NY
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Phone (716) 593-6063Congratulations Seniors!!
Happy Vacation to all ACS students!! SOUTHERN TIER CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC.
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Stephan Walker
10 Barney St.
ALFRED PHARMACY
Andover
15 North Main Street Alfred, N.Y. 14802 (607) 587-9222Compliments of
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Wellsville, NY For All the Farmers' Needs
Custom Grinding
1 , c c Bulk Feed
Fertilizer Lime
OJTipiirri Tllo SL J Beacon Feeds
NORSTAR BANK, n.a.
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TH in Streer, 2indoveR (,y.DOUG"S FLOWER SHOP
J. Doug Gilbert, Owner ! Mary Vance, Manager 56 N. Main Street Hornell Alfred, N.Y. 14802 324-1400 Alfred 587-8146 TECH CENTER 6 W. Center Street
P.O. BOX 251
Andover, NY 14806
LIN RAY
Drive In Inc. Twin Cinema Paul Neuroth
Radio Air Tranmission Conditioned Sound 144 N. Main Andover Rd. Wellsville : Wellsville 593-4770 593-3933 (607) 478-8122
Good Luck Graduates from
WOODHULL RACEWAY THE DILL PICKLE Restaurant
Woodhull, N.Y. -Our 24th Year-320 Modified. street stock Amateur Racing Every Saturday Night 8:00 P.M. Wellsville, NY
20 Miles West of Corning j On Rt. 417 TRACIE 1S FLOWERS
(607) 458-5275 Owner Trade Martin 20 Madison St. Wellsville, NY (716) 593-4830GENG HING Chinese Restaurant
A and A Plaza Rt. 417
Wellsvile, NY 14895 (716) 593-2414
RIDGE RUNNER
Serving local people with their hometown news.
As you graduate and go find your dreams remember your hometown roots.
46 Main Street Andover, NY 14806 (607) 478-8806
CRANDALL 1S JEWELERS
32 North Main St. Alfred,N.Y. (607) 587-9441
Hrs: 6 am - 11:45 pm Take Outs 593-1400 Made Fresh Daily Fresh Pies Good Luck Class of '88ANDOVER TRADING POST
Andover, N.Y.
Hunting Supplies-Guns-Bought-Sold-Traded Ammo-Groceries-Beer-Gas
607-478-8600
SWARTZ'S
BAR GRILL
Andover, N.Y, 607-478-8876 Good Luck
Brooks
AGWAYj
P’arm 1 Home Center
V. Dyke Street Wellsville, NY 1 895 Phone:C?16) 593- 060
ATIQNS GRADS
W.JOSEPH EMBSER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
EBENEZER OIL CO BLOC 85 NORTH MAIN STREET WELLSVILLE. NEW YORK 10095
PHONE 593-1900 AREA CODE 716
Class Of 1988
C-E AIR PREHEATER
Wellsville, NY 14895
COMBUSTION ENGINEERING
Our very Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 From the folks at
Burnseys
Subs-Pizza-Ice Cream Main Street - 417, Andover May you be blessed guided to good things.Best Wishes Compliments of
To The
Class of '88 PETERSON DRUG
From
ROD GUN CLUB Wellsville, New York
CLINE'S RETREATING The Sports Center
Car Sc Truck Tires Retreaded Here with a Family Touch For Good Quality Service 81 Hanover St. Telephone Wellsville, NY 1 4-895 716-593-6050 Custom Frinting, School Coats, Hats, Shirts, MLB, NFL Merchandise, Athletic Foot Waer Sc Sportswear
Bill Gary Jan Sally
ANDOVER
MEDICAL GROUP, P.C.
Judy Arlene Linda BarbaraJOSTENS
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