Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

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Principal Louis R. Rosettie It is my sincere desire that this handbook will supply worthwhile educational information to all who peruse its contents. To those who are spend- ing their last days as students of Richburg Central School, it will be a substitute for the traditional yearbook; to those who have not completed their studies, it should serve as a guide in the selection of future educational pursuits. While the program of Richburg Central School contains much aside from purely classroom activi- ties. it must be remembered that few of our graduates plan to attend higher institutions and that they must acquire now all that they pos- sibly can to make themselves good citizens. It becomes the work of our school, therefore, to give the students, while they are with us. all of the educational training that many of them will ever receive. This is one reason for the inclusion of such activities as music, dramatics and public speaking, athletics, school publicity, class socials, assemblies, and clubs as part of our program. This is not to be construed as meaning that all of our students can profitably undertake, at one time, all of the activities offered. It is. therefore, with a deep sense of my own responsibility that I dedicate this first descriptive handbook to the students of Richburg Central School who. during the 1934-35 school year, have so thoroughly and earnestly participated in the activities herein recorded. LOUIS R. ROSETTIE, Principal [5 J

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Frank W. Owens Clerk Henry L. Millis President Gerald II. Wightman Treasurer William E. Hammond Lyle M. Canfield Jesse A. Burdick James S. Johnston District Superintendent Attendance Officer .... Wilfred J. Coyle George W. Saunders

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FACULTY LOUIS R. ROSETTIE. Principal Tinella M. DeLesio. Commercial Marion Simpson. Homemaking Mary K. Foster «Mrs.), Art W. Philip Austin. Music Ira Brown. Physical Education Anna McQueen. Nurse May T. Blackman (Mrs.), English Mary Alice Fuller (Mrs.). History, Library Vivian Bunnell. Languages Stewart M. Schrack. Mathematics, Science Grade Teachers Berdena Johnston (Mrs.), Eighth Richard Rose. Seventh Elmer A. Willard, Sixth. Dramatics Mary E. Baker (Mrs ). Fifth Marguerite Wightman. Fourth Juanita Cady (Mrs.), Third Mary Crone. Second Louise Endress (Mrs.), First [61