Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

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DUCATION is the foundation of democracy; pub- lic schools the guarantee of its continuance, and properly trained boys and girls the only hope for its future. In many countries of today — countries with unrest, privation, despair, revolution and even dic- tatorship—education exists only as a means of learning to follow militarized regimentation and discipline. Our educational systems must be kept free from all such individual and political selfish- ness! Our public schools are training the youth of today in ways of rightful living and independent thinking, to make wise choices in fundamental prin- ciples, to develop character within themselves, to make gainful use of leisure time and to develop general health. Perpetuation of such a program assures us leaders for the future in the varied fields of our democracy. R. C. S. stands for all this in our own small community. In the years to come our very exist- ence may depend upon the continuance of the successful accomplishments of our past. WILFRED J. COYLE, Superintendent Third Supervisory District Allegany County

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SCHOOL SONG Among the hills of Allegany Stands our Richburg School Keeping watch o'er hill and valley Tis our Alma Mater true, We will always love it dearly As each boy and girl should do So let everyone defend it For we re proud of you. When our school days all are over And we re far away All our good times will be ended But the memories will not stray, We will not forget our teachers Nor our friends so tried and true And the fun we've had together In Richburg Central School. ARLOINE CORBIN 38