Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

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DONALD L. ABBEY B. S. Wheaton College Chicago University New York University Supervising Principal For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also roap. DONALD LOOMIS A. B. Albcny State Coilege Science Freshman Class Adviser To be successful, keep trying to be a better man than you are. BEATRICE COLLINS A. B. Alfred University Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser Search for the true things in life. Keats said. Beauty is truth, truth beauty. MARJORIE TYMESON A. B. Albany State College McGill University Language Junior Class Advisor Continued effort leads to success. MARY C. CRONE A. B. Cornell University Buffalo State College English; Journalism Senior Class Advisor Learn to obey orders before at- tempting to give them. ELIZABETH M. COOK A. B. Elmira College Geneseo Normal History; Library Junior Class Adviso ' Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. TINELLA D. RICE Plattsburg Normal Nazareth College Syracuse University Albany State College Commercial Senior Class Advisor Most of us guess too much. What we need is to face facts squarely. Do we do our best work at all times, or do we just lazily expect chance to take care of our lives? LUCILLE FENTON B. S. Buffalo State College Home Economics Freshman Class Advisor Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. FLORENCE PHILLIPPI i B. S. Buffalo State College Art Sophomore Class Advisor A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Its loveliness increases. It will never pass into nothingness.'' W. PHILIP AUSTIN Fredonia Normal Eastman School of Music Ithaca Conservatory of Music Music If one would ever become the mas- ter of any great art. he must first of all become its slave.

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Loft to right, seated: Annabelle Maxson. Treasurer. Freshman Representative- Barbara Bowen. Eighth Grade Representative: Phyllis Voorhees. Senior Representative: Lucile Wightman. Secretary. Sopho- more Representative: Mr. Abbey. Principal: Mrs. Rice. Faculty Advisor: Ethel Clark. President. Senior Representative: Laura Wightman, Freshman Representative. Standing: Clarence Allen. Seventh Grade Representative: Vern Allen. Sophomore Representative: Alonzo Bessey. Senior Representative: Leo Kingsbury. Senior Representative: Gerald Wightman, Vice President, Junior Representative: Donal Thomson. Junior Representative: Bill McElroy. Junior Representative. Student Council UNTIL the year 1938, there had been only talk of organizing a student council. It was an organ which would benefit the school in several ways. Thus when it was organized it set down as its aims: I. To unify student organizations. 2. To aid in the school administration. 3. To aid in carrying out law and order. 4. Promote healthful activities. 5. Give students realization of self government. 6. Promote best interests and ideals in school. These aims have, to quite an extent, been carried out. Of course, the organiza- tion is comparatively young, so in the future, the council will undoubtedly be more efficient, more essential, and more important in the school program. The council consists of eleven student members: three Seniors, two Juniors, one Sophomore and one Freshman, elected by the members of their respective classes, plus the president of each class. The seventh and eighth grades are each represented by one non-voting member. In addition, there is a faculty member, who is chosen by the voting members of the council, and the principal who automatically becomes a member. Thus, each group which goes to make up a school is represented: the execu- tive body, the faculty, and the students. Through this representation of all groups, better coordination of all activities is accomplished, and student government is made vitally effective.

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IRA A. BROWN B. S. Ithaca College Cortland Normal Physical Education Coach If you can't participate in a sport be one anyway. VINCENT F. DAVIS B. S. Cornell University Agriculture Always be ready with a sunny smile and a helping hand. CARRIE HALL R. N. Syracuse St. Joseph Hospital Syracuse University Nurse Teacher In your search for fame and fortune. While you're looking out for wealth, Don't forget what Nature gave you. Make the best of your health.'1 ARLENE FUNK R. C. S. '38 Rochester Business Institute Office Assistant Give to the World the Best That You Have and the Best Will Come Back To You. HELEN C. CARR Geneseo Normal Grade I If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. MARY R. HORNSBY B. S. Buffalo State College Grade II There's nothing so kingly as kind- ness, and nothing so royal as truth. JUANITA CADY Wellsville Training Class Buffalo State College Geneseo Normal Fredonia Normal Houghton College Grade III Be honest. Remember you have to live with yourself all the time. VIVIAN C. HILLMAN Geneseo Normal Fredonia Normal Buffalo State College Grade IV The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. MARIAN UPDIKE A. B. Houghton College Geneseo Normal Geneseo Library School Grade V A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. MARGERY M. MASON B. S. Buffalo State Coliege Grade VI A pleasant smile is valued and it does not cost much.