Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1959 volume:

EDI CAT I ON fwk A Harry Hardman, better known as 'Chickn to some Richburg residents, was born on March 9, 1897 in Richburg and died on December 25, 1958 He is survived by his wife, Elga Paul Hardman, whom he married on May h,1929, and three children, Mrs Shirley Brundage, Mrs. Norma Amesbury Harry Paul Hardman, Jr. During his life he held man offices including Mayor of Richburg from April l9h6 to April 1952, Tax Collector from 1933 unt11 his death, an was bus driver and custodian for six years at Richburg Central School He was very active in church affairs and was choruster and teacher of Sunday School, president of the Sunday School at the time of his death, and was very instrumental in the writing of the Constitutlon for the SOS Class. He also was a member of the Fire Department and Civil De fense, Richburg Baptist Church, Grange for 27 years, a 32nd Degree Ma son in the Jamestown Consistory and one time president and secretary of the P T A Harry was a man who was interested in a wide variety of hobbies held the Sllver Beaver Award in the Boy Scouts in which he was a master for about 20 years Gladioli were a favorite flower and he spent many hours in raising them He enjoyed crossword puzzles, collecting stamps and coins His interests even reached out to teaching when he taught a Red Cross Course in First Aid Harry will always be remembered by the school students, faculty, and all who worked at the school or came in contact with him. Memories will be cherished concerning his good humor, quick wit, and pleasing per- sonality. His passing has left a vacant place in the hearts of all who knew and loved him. O fn, 'T ' ff 3 Z A Ao.y, 1 S I c . and ' d O . . He Hmmm ' ll'l E!:M- wmmwf The Junior and Semor Classes of Richburg Central School present THE QUILL for 1959 for the enjoyment of everyone who leafs through the pages now and 1n the years to come y K I. F i . Ai 1x , , Y ' y , fx A I' ' P . 'N - l' Af' 4 4 l ' 1 W f N 37' ' QM ' - E 2 W 1 fl, -'- Q' 1' X ' ' K 'X' , , f ez, - Q., K '. 4 7 . f fq what 1 ,NMWM I A R N, J ,lynn-'Q , A . el . C Zuma! df Z ' ,Ll sq mf' A L to M , L fhompson, L Richmond, C Cripps, W McElroy, H Ames, A weimer, Pres ident, R Starr, Treasurer gum!! 3533 'di im Nuff' ,Asc to Bullock, Secretary, C.Maxson,V Princ1pal, C V Crlpps, Erlrclpal W 51' ..- 3 4 9 ,, I C L. H- A. , Q wa 5 ' ' , '- Z f l r y ' 4 3 0 an We A w f 7 G1 A X I M ,fs 5 ' ' --..-..-,, v- I' L 6 I' ' ' 4 o o 'lol 0 0 0 o c V o 0 Q I I I ----W-MW-'WS 1 Q '? 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Pug 3 6e?aacZZq ' F A- V' 'Wk KN X1 rx V I P , L to R , lst Row M Faber, C Harris, R Saunders, M Zwiebel, C Cr1pps, C 4axson, R Iemb, G Hill, L Updyke 2nd Row C Rutter, E Sweeney, M Updyke, C Braun schweiger, A Cady, N Flanagan, W Mead, M Jennings, R McEnroe 3rd Row A Kise, D Zwiebel, J Palmer, R Young, L Burdick, S Meyn, E Donovan, D Gardner, P Shaner, Al L to R , lst Row 0 Sherwood, E Hardman, I Hawks, A Allen, D Dennis 2nd Row T Barkley, H Allen, M Butts, E Stohr 3rd Row F Bartoo, m Monahan, C EUPGICP, G Saunders, w Herne I V fr 1 NX I ' r o 0 ' 0 0 0 0 1 - 0 ol 1 s I 0 0 0 0 o - 0 0 o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o o o o 0 0 f J ,M tis, ,Y ' f Y ' : 3' . V 45 . ' 9 y , ,f y L. L -.jf L7 f 1 L an , . J 9 V Sf If , ,K r l ? A ff f fe L1 'T f L e . K ' V fy ' 4' V 0 9 ' o O 9 9 . 0 '.a 0 Q . Q usp-an . ll. I 1. ' . . '. D . Q 'u C Ei 4 ru xr ff Q? 'Q 5' i JANICE SHARP nBy the work one knows the workman.n All-county, 33 All-state, bg Choir, 1-bg President, lhhg Secretary, 23 QUILL Editor, 3ah3 Vice President of Ath. Assoc., 33 Treasurer of Ath. Assoc., 25 Jr. Q Sr. Plays, Band, l,3, kb, Cheerleader, l-bg M-H, 9 Yrs. HARMON FOSTER HOne thought in my mind I can not depart, when a man marries his troubles do start.n Basketball, l-M3 Baseball, 1-bg Soccer, 1, 3 Q M3 Vice President, by Jr. A Sr. Plays, President of Ath. Assoc., by QUILL staff, 33 Choir, 1. 1' JVDITP HALILLUH UI have never confined myself to facts' Jecretary, M, Treasurer, 1, President, 2, Fheerleader, 2 h, Jr Q Sr. Plays, Choir, 1 L Band, , Q LL staff, 3 Q D, TTGHS 1 Asc U1 e good use of the present' Treasurer, 2 L, Jr 2 Sr Plays, Boys qtate 3, Choir, 1, QUILL treasurer, a eral , P 5 ' JAMES BARNES Y 1 nEvery man is as heaven made him, and some- times a great deal worse.W ', is , da, ' sident, 1, , sq-gr Ni' ' .1rs' PETER EVANS fi 'J nwhy worry or hurry.' i If Bolivar, 1. HOPE FROST UHe knows the truth, not only by the reason, but also by the heart ' Secretary, 1 Q 3, Jr Q Sr Plays, Choir, 1 h QUILL staff, 3 G h sv- r' DTT T 'rrvov 'There 18 a right way and a wrong way to handle everythlng U Bolivar, 1 Q 2 CARL OSGOOD nRobinson Crusoe was glad when Friday came and so am I ' Sr Play, Choir, l RICHHRD GRAVFS e pTOf1tS most who serves best W A 5 ! Basketball, 1 lg, Soccer, 1 la, Jr Play o ' 0 0 ' A we C 5 , 0 -..usa .LLLJAX ' , . , o 0 1 o V U Q . V o o -' ' 1 ' X' A . . 1, H ' . 1 1 ix, X -, . , o . 0 Aa' A 5 tg., .,, h- Basketball, 1 Q 23 Baseball, l-b- Vice Pre- DAVID LAPEVER WA little nonsense now and then is re 'S llshed by the best of men occer, 1 3, Baseball, 1, 2 A h ULLNN MONAHAN nG1V8 credit where credit is due U Jr L Sr Plays, Baseball, 2, Vice Pre sident, 2 k 3, Soccer manager, h 'T' GAHY P ENE W!-Af N nless the Lord be wlth us, we strlve in faln N holr, 1 h, Band, 3 at h Jr Play, QUILL xv- staff 11 All state, 3 8: 11 All county, PEARL TARR 'Those who br1n sunshlne to the l1ves oi others cannot keep it from themselves F H A , 1, Jr Q Sr Plays, CfO1T, l M H S ve1rs SYDNEY YATES 'Liberty of thought 18 the life of the soul ' President, 3, Cholr, 1 A h Banu, 1 QUILL reporter, 3 Q h Jr A I 5 'wx- 'Tn' 1 - n O ' 'V Du - I O.. ' S an ' . 1'-1 ' .5 Sf K 1 A Q ex J . . Q ,N . ,, ,J f fini, 0 s ' ' ' ' . 1 O 'T ALJ , V f U . . I J it li' . - 0 .9 I ' C ' - 0 3 . . 'D' , S -L 3 - JR 1'1 A it at N X . U . , , FJ A .n 9 o 0 o ' 0 O ' 1 -hs - , C 0 1. y m to tf .P ' H Dix . vp X, . . f ' . 5 N +5 1 ff M. 5 , 3 Sr, Plays, D ' HOPFS AND DREAMS These are the dream futures of the Seniors Many years from now we may laugh or maybe sigh when we read them D H Chamberlain James Barnes Peter Evans Harmon Foster Hope Frost Bill Fisk Gary Herne Richard Graves Judy Hamilton Carl Osgood Janice Sharp Pearl Tarr Sydney Yates David LaFever become a History Teacher have a career in the Navy become a Dairy Farmer Make Out Cln the worldl become a telephone operator and housewife To become an automobile me chanic. To become To become To become Teacher a become become become become become a Minister a tractor mechanic a Physical Education nd housewife Machinist Prlvate Secretary Secretary Math Teacher. Business Manager P 8 My prophecy for our seniors 18 contained in this letter written in 1979 Dear Sydney Ann, Congratulations on the publishing of your latest novel 'Please Don't Smell The Skunk Cabbage.' I certainly enjoyed lt. Did you know that I flnally took that trip to Brazil? I left my chain of 'DeVillo's Delicatessen' stores in charge of my assistant, James Barnes. I saw several of our classmates on the trip The captain of the ship was Harmon Foster, and Pearl Tarr was a stewardess Arriving in Brazil, I saw Reverend and Mrs Gary Herne travellng to their mission in the interior Ambassador and Mrs. Glenn Monahan fJudy and Glennl were on their way to Chile. I visited pro fessor Carl Osgood at his laboratory CHe was very cordial for the inventor of putting radlation back 1n the atom where it belongs.J I took a helicopter to a small town in the interior. There I looked over the latest excavation of Mrs. Hope Childs CHope Frostl After that I went to the lumber camp In spite of her prematurely gray hair, I recognized Janice Sharp She works as a topper fcuts tops out of treesl in her husband's lumber camp, I guess our other classmates are doing well too Of course, Dick Graves is the President of the United States, and Bill Fisk owns a factory that makes tractors without transmissions. Pete Evans owns a stable of thoroughbred palo- minos and I hear that David LaFever is living in India and is very content with his harem of wives. I hope to see you soon. Sincerely, D. H. 0 o 2 To . , o 3 To 0 . 2 To 0 2 To 0 : To Glenn Monahan: To become an Airline Mechanic. : To a . : To a ' . : To 8. 0 : To a ' z To a . 0 0 0 O . 506 A-I L to H , lst Row D Barkley, J Green, A Mlles, S Graves, P Rix, L Butts, K Barkley, M wilklns, R Partridge 2nd Row Kr Kise, R Ames, G Turner, M Moses D Roblnson, L Lamb, S Mclntyre, S McIntyre, T Pangburn, D Kyser 3rd Row H Otto, D Allen, R Starr, L Goodl1ff, L Bowker, E Roeske, R Mitchell, D Wightman J Coon, M Allen Home -o p.a1 asv to R lst Row F Faulkner, K Lyman, P Morris, L Wllllams, C Stewart, C wightman, J Ol1ver, L Campbell, J Hamilton, J Osgood 2nd Row Mr HcEnroe C Bowker, L Stuck, J Congdon, J Clark, S Speta, M qpeta, B Rogers, R Speta 3rd Row J Siebert, D Evans, F Matteson, R Hawks, E Baldwin, J Andrus 6 , X I q 'J b s R 'N 5 if N ' 1 'A ,L ,s, I lv ' lf lb i A , G .5 7 X P1 'F rs on nr J 1 6, Q, ' I V .A L- .. ., , P to Y 4 f - QA I, my cl Y v, Y 'fs pu 0, ' -0 o 0- o . . o . V 0 . 0 Q 0 0 0 , O Q C U U 05' O I Q L.Barnes, E:Clark, S,Kingsbury, D:Sharp, D.Dutton. . 0 , Pag fzeadmcm 66444 J F9 5 -: ., 7D' L toR , lst Row K W1lliams, B Coleman, S Peters, S Stuck, M Saunders, C Sharp 2nd Row Miss Palmer, J Coleman, S Hasard, P Moser, P Terwilliger, B Bean, M Locke, Mr Matson 3rd Row P Barnes, R Boser, S Barkley, R Benjamin, V. Horn, D Taylor, J Moses Absentees R Galbreath, J Weimer, J.Bump, A,Lorrow g:?n.4'lgdflliggazkqaazss' 55965 A l' ,K 'K L to R , lst Row J Turner, M Morris, N Johnston, D Carlson, G merson, T Harris, K Stohr, A Evans, L Keech, R Allen 2nd Row Mrs Saunders, J Hamilton, N Thompson, S Speta, C Tarr, L Cady, A Burdick, C Campbell, B Warner, A Greene J Starr 3rd Row H Van Horn, S Peckham, C Hackett, D Thompson, D Chamberlain, K Panvburn, W Schram, D Dunmire, W Harmon, R Lamberton, J Dunbar, R Warner, M Stuck Absentees J Perkins Y In I 5 I 5 . J 1' A 5 5 . , 5 . 5 45 . . 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X ,J 1 fg P -345 x V4 V I --- . , Q 0 0 ' 0 ... .. l' : ' Q: . 'D ' Z 9 C: . Page I1 L to R , lst Row R Randolph, D T1lCl1IT1OFld, 1 Lyman, S oyle, S Scott, C Bur dlck, C Osgood, G Burdick, W Locke, H Mlles 2nd Row Mrs Burdlck, P Jnerson, N Evans, G Barnes, S Putnam, V flonahan, N Burdlck 3rd Row D Hurd, R Scott, J Roblnson, r. Smith, F Green, E Mltchell, N Stohr, M Sharp Absen tees K Franklin, B Viwman rw 0 dp, 5 AREA L to R , lst Row B Pangburn, C Speta, M Pampbell, M floyer, C Hawkes, D Deschler, D Deschler, M Storm 2nd Row L Van Horn, D Damon, P Roberts, M Bunt., S Schultz, G Speta, L F1tzgera1d 3rd Row W Ollver, L Campbell, R Baldwin, N Rickioki, R Dunbar, J Roberts, E Wnlliams, M Pampbell Absentee B Wlliott ik ii L to R , 1s+ ow J J11SOH, 1 Hurd, 1 Johqston, I ampbell, P Bunt, J ole man, C Rlchmond, P C+to, M Qpeta, B Fltchell, F dllson 2nd now M1ss Braunschwelger, H Peters, J Uorrett, D Thornton, F Earber, L Burdlck, H Mover, C Bump, S Bump, H keech, B Haukps nbsentees W Tarr, J dwards, B Ianan er 502 x F' H 1 L to R lst now G Halley, J achwerk, B Rlx, N Stonemetz, P Tarr, W Ch11ds D wlliot, D Monahan, C Johnston 2nd Row MISS '1anagan, L Van Horn, F Mltchell: G warner, G Tarr, B Hall, J Houben, G WOPP1S, G Keech, D Scott,z W P Q, J 5 J :J 'Q , J, 1 ' 'Q' 5 Q' 7? ts 7 ' '1' Y fl -f J. J. 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Absentees-D.5'011Ckn P-Mason' 'og' '3 .4 L to R , lst Row A weimer, D Harris, C Speta, R Barkley, M K1nney, S H1nman, J Burdick, C Allen, C Speta, K Yates, S Robinson. 2nd Row Mrs Mead, G Hurd, K Franklin, J S1sson, J Bullock, D Benedict, A Paff1e, M Randolph, M Burdick, Absentees D.Damon, J W11der I3 In -vs WI S L to R , lst Row T Burdirk, T Moyer, S Chapman, N Moyer, M Harrlger, L Van Horn, C Phapman, D Tompkins, J Hlnman, R Stonemetz, A Goodllff 2nd How Mrs Hlll, N Dunbar, R Thompson, L Evans, D Smith, E Turner, R Tajlor, 1 Ambro e A Morris, G Ambrose, V Rlcklcki Absentees F.Galbreath, T Lananger, G Bur dlck, D Bessy L to R , lst Row D 5hort, P Freeman, D Wllson, C Harvey, D Rix, M W11l18.TY1S, A Moyer, K Nhcha, M Wh1te 2nd Row M1ss Updyke, R James, T Foblnson, M Neu, J Lens, G Stuck, E Thomas, M Bunt, S Hurd. Absentees C Mason ,ww L to R , lst ow I Locke, B Eurdlck, D Benedlct, C ureene, N Wllllams, S Burdick, L Kuhn, J Bartoo 2nd Row rs Faber, L FOTFIS, Childs, R Dunbar, N Schultz, C Jones, C dilliland, 1 arklev, R edwards, J Lyman Absentees S rlllot, S Burr 9 07 L to R , lst Row S Smith, S Moyer, J N1ckerson, J Bowker, J Putnam, R Ambrose, P Moyer, R Yates, E Williams, D Thompson 2nd Row T Scott, S Warner, J Tarr, D Warner, F Tongue, M Tucker, L Putnam, L Parker, J Putnam, Mrs Jennings Absentees G Vitchell, J Iananger to R , lst Row B Bowker, A Freeman Mitchell, B BuPd1C1, E Morris Absentees fifcarief 'X Fi 'Tim NWS N-an 'Q Edwards, M F1nman, L Rlchmond, M Nitchell, D Ambrose, B 2nd Row Miss Cady T Allen, T Bullock, L Kinney, S D Hurd 3rd How S Cook, B Cummlngs, R Chapman, C Bernard, 6 Monroe, M Lewls, P Lanarger 43 ty -I . .- ' 1 5 Q 9 ' . s o Q c 0 . o 0 0 o - o o o- o r o o 0 o Q o 0 0 0 0 ' all ' 0 ' 4 0 , I ' 6 5 . 1 x 4 ,N o 'I N. ., Q! 1 xx f' J J , ff , f . a P , , L S ' , g ', , ' x F9 . . 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P 9 ,7 Pgl8 CU!!! 723 Du 'Q' 'M ':fKf KM L to R., lst Row M Lamberton, T Neudeck, E Hlgby, M Butts, D Fitzgerald, R Dutton, G Ripple, K Mlller 2nd Row K Ross, R Richmond, D Ihpple, P.'4i11er, B Tendlliger, P Miller, S Graves, M Butts, L Cummmgs, R IcLaughl1n, Mrs. Lamb EP ,240 L. to R., lst Row-N.Richmond, A.Higby, J.!'tll1er, P.Terwi11iger, R.C1a.rk, F. Van Der Linden. 2nd Row---J.Graves, J.Dennia, N.Dunmire, S.Higby, L.Ripp1e, R.Dutton, B.:.oss, D.Be11, Miss Updyke. O j 7 1 'I M of fo 353. n 5 ' 1? f 4, w 1, P1 so 'ff T I x 1 . R' F - - ' Q v l ,W o o 0 4 ' o o 0 0 4 I l 0 o o ' - o o- o o o - c- . O X, 1 'a QI'll0l' ay L to R , J Sharp, H Foster, P Tarr, D Chamberlain, C Osgood, G Monahan, S Yates, H Frost, J Hamwlton l,U'll0I' ay L. to R., lst Row -V.Wilkins, S.Graves, K.Earkley, S.McIntyre, L.Lamb, v.'oses. 2nd Row-Hrs. Cowles, D.Wi9htman, V.A11en, B.Ames, J.Coon, D.Starr, Mr. 1156, . pf 8 5 . I 2 . Q 1 gg. -L I - b C E C 'IBF ,L A I NN. 4?Qx yg, Ql51giN Q V: 1. 'C W ,L - pf ,N 4 3. AJ Page 'I9 I 'Pk L to F , lst Row C Herne, D.Chamberlain, J.Hamilton, J Sharp, D qtarr, S McIntyre, M Moses. Znd Row Miss Palmer, L Lamb, H Frost, S Yates, H Otto, B Ames, D Barkley, M Allen, S McIntyre, J Coon, K Barkley, P Fix, Mrs Young Absentees Mrs Cowles, Mr Klse, Mr Shaner 0 L. to W., lst How ---- J.Green, L.Williams, C.Bowker, L.Stuck, 3.Turner, L. Campbell. 2nd Row--Mrs. Young, M.Speta, S.Hassard, P.Morris, B.Rogers, C. Wightman, Mrs. Allen. go 20 -......... ....,, z Q2 l b b h qs l T A psf -' 2 1 1 ,qv x ' 7- , 'Q s f , 1 . ,I : - i I V. I 3 ufkg ox. 5 6 - J. W . Nl 5 .rl K ,' ' .V u , 4 1 ' , I , I fzgspv Vg: Q, ,L i, : - ,T 5? ?f.p5,5 Q for I K-it-.7 ,hw K 5 I fjei A ,H ,, A A , , ,mi qi 'Qu A A M if 1 yaj, ' 5 'I -e 3 ,or ' fn k ,ui- l , ,,s f ' 3'iTQ3?JKevf Q 10 ' 'O 4 f O OL - Q . ' '- ' O O I O Xl O O O - I 0 0 I W if . . 0 . . 0 0 0 's a e, N . x f' ' v . . t N , X vfgl S x ,f , ,gl l o 4 ik- . x '. A K A Psr1'f 'f'W'B, b f'lf'f' T to R , lst ow J Coleman, X Mlles, P Tarr, L Stuck, C Bowker K Greene, L Campbell, L Wllliams, S Yates, P Terw1ll1ger, S Stuck 2nd Row Miss Harris, B Coleman, H Frost, J Hamllton, J Sharp, C Wlvhtman, S Hassard, B Rogers, C Sharp, L Butts, C Stewart 3rd Row Robinson, M Moses, S Graves, P Rlx, M Saunders, M Speta, R Locke, Green, S McIntyre, S Mclntyre, L Lamb hth Row E Clark, K Lyman, Matteson, R Starr, G Herne, J Moses, D Wightman, R Wltchell, M Allen Coon nohfx 0 1709 H lu- L to R , lst Row L Sortore, M Locke, T Fouben, R Harmon, C Mitchell, R Camp ke 1, B Ell1ot, F Barber, J Mason, K Wllson, S Dennls, L Keech, C Yates, K Stohr 2nd Row S Dunmlre, T Harrls, M Ames, R Allen, A Green, B Foster, B warner, C Campbell, A Burdlck, G Dunbar, D Bowker, N Clute 3rd Row N Herne, C Hosmer, D Van Horn, G Emerson, N Johnston, D Carlson, B Sharp, N Thompson, S Wmerson, S Mlller, W Clute, Mlss Harris. P9 -Io o R o . io-. o io . o 3 Dao . oi .0 . o . : .i o 0 0 -- JD Q 1 o 0 0 0 0 EQ- as 0 o- 0 ol. o Jo-J o- ' I 0 S2 ,Qs f ,. f f Jn, t k C ' -r - QL 4 Q, . ,A y 2 V .4 fs I f ' F Q NL fl 4 1' 33xQe Pg 22 Q8 L to R , 1st Row N Mo es, J Sharp, H Frost 2nd Row T Hamilton, S McIntyre, Qrd Row Q 'icIntyre, S Stuck, L Lamb , 914400 Zag! 5645444536 F on 00 L to R , R Van Der Llnder, L Scott, J Richmond, T Houben, L Qortore, N Herne, B Elllott, F Barber endoftgcmd ! L to R 1st Row J,R1chmond, L.Scott, R Van Der L1nden, M Lyman, F Van DerL1nden, N Herne, S Stuck, J Sharp. 2nd Row L Cad , A Evans, J Mason. 3rd Row L Butts, N Rlchmond, B Ross, M Tames, G Herne, P Poberts, B Flliot, J.Thornton, F.Barber, R.Putnam, J Foberts, B Damon, J Moses. Standing P Pr1nce, D Thompson, J Famllton, D Chamberlaln, D N1CkePSOH E Randolph, S Putnam, J Slebert, D Damon, Miss Meyn and FP L to P , lst Row D Deschler, D Deschler, J Graves, Q L Scott, V over 2nd Row Q Dutton, H M1l8S, B Tervrlllser, ss Meyn, M Camp bell, I Smith, C Burdick S Hvnmay 3rd Row M L 4 C b 11 N E Coleman, J Dennis, B Moyer, J Roberts 'man' am 6 , vans' J P923 Page 24 L to R , lst Row J.Coleman, B.Pangburn, C Baldwin, F.VanDer Linden, C Osgood, D Harris, S Putnam. 2nd Row P Herne, J Graves, S Dennis, T Houben, R Harmon, D Bowker. This year has been filled with many enjoyable experiences Janice Sharp, Gary Herne, and Marshall Allen were honored by being chosen to represent the choir and Jon Seibert the band at the Area All State Choir and Band in Olean during November At All-County at Wellsville in February, Son g and Sylvia McIntyre, Sylvia Stuck, Gary Herne, Marshall Allen, and Jerry Moses represented the choir, while Jon Seibert, Leon Scott, Judith Richmond represented the band. 'Hat's offn to Gary we were very proud of him Awhen he was selected as baritone soloist The band performed at a school assembly in November. Then the choir and the band combined to present a Christmas program for the December PTA. The PTA was again honored with a concert in March by the choirs with special numbers by the Barbershop Quartet, the Ensemble and a solo by Gary Herne. The band gave their concert at the May meeting of the PTA. During the spring both organizations competed in the Music Festival held at Alfred. The Grades and Junior High presented two operettasg the first six grades doing 'Honey Pirates' and the Junior High doing 'Snow White'. The Marching Band and Twirling Corps, whose members are drawncfrom the Sen- ior and Junior Bands, participated in several parades. This rounded out the musical activities for the year. 0 ,, . fc. I W mfr a j. sa I , ' K, O , J Y ' s g , f D . f 5 A 4 , , ' .A ' Y . K X. kv . G .uc . Q 0 . . ana 'O I . . 0 0 ' O . -L U il . C 0 'W 4 'vi o R , lst Row N Herne, S Putnam, C Yates, B Sharp, L Sortore, M Sharp, Roberts, B Foster, A Green, A Miles 2nd Row H Hoses, K Barkley, J Sharp, G Barnes, C Hawkes, D Hurd, C Sharp, B Bean, G Dunbar 3rd Row S Stuck, A Bur dick, L Cady, A Evans, C Tarr, N Johnston, B Coleman, J Coleman, C Wivhtman L. to R., lst Row-N.Moyer, M.Harriger, K.Yates, J.Co1eman, P.Bunt, P.MaS0n, D. Da-mgn, 2nd Row--B.Mitche11, B.Pangburn, C.Baldwin, C.Osgood, S.Coyle, C.John- ,iq ff' A 5 Q ' . , 4 I -' , 3, , 4: l ,,,i:,iKg'1j:sx,,,,i?w , J ',,, I-, -A .AVA 7 E A Lo tl c ' 0 0 O 0 0 0 Pc ' J x v I , J g Q, L Q 1. 1 stgn, 3,1331-kley, 3rd Row--A.Johnston, M.Moyer, N.Burdick, H.Bunt, N.Evans. Pug. PORTS 06605 L to R , lst Row J Osgood, E Roeske, B Sharp, H Foster, J Coon, D Graves, K Faulkner, R Boser, C Hackett 2nd Row Coach Kise, P Barnes, S Barkley, K Pangburn, R Speta, B Harmon, J Andrus, B Hawks, J Hamilton, D Dunmire, D Thompson 3rd Row G Monahan, M Allen, R Mltchell, S Kyser, J Moses, D Starr D W1ghtman, L Barnes, E Baldw1n Qickbdrg Pichbura Richburg Rachburg Rachburg Richburg Richburg kRichburg W4Richburg w+Richburg 4+Richburg rf f ' I I 1 ff ff ,gl ,swf W7 +Non-league games s+Sectionals Allentown Whitesville Rushford Friendship Sc1o Angellca oanaseraga Belmont Campbell Lima Canaseraga Points scored for the season: Foster-2h, Coon-12, Boser-10, Sharp-8, Hamilton-2, Speta-2, and Graves-2. A total of 61 points was scored by R.C,S. and 27 by the opponents. The team won 7 and lost one league game and also lost one non-league game. In the finals, we won over Camp- bell 2-O and over Lima 6-2. We lost at Canaseraga 1-11. All in all it was a good soccer season for R.C.S. 2 In Page 27 9 'ljamify Cplzeerda era L to R M Moses, L Lamb, S McIntyre, S McIntyre, J Qharp, J Hamilton UIUOI' lljafdltg CAQ0l'L6lJ8l'5 V einer O I -O 4 O l - I lk- 0 Q O L. to R., P.'J'erwi11ige1 , J.Conggdon, L.Butts, M,wilkins, P.Rix, J. o 28 ' . 2 Wmactq 'EM L L to R , lst Row M Allen, D zraves, P Foster, E Clark, R Roser 2nd Row C ich Klse, D Wightman, U vtarr, I Poor, 1 Pfser, ,fkx 2 Rlchburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Whitesvllle Belfast Angelica Canaseraga Frlendshlp Allentown Rushford Sclo Bolivar Whitesvllle Belfast Angellca Bolivar Canaseraga Friendshlp Allentown Rushford Sclo f ltchell, Partr1d e,Mvr X EES The team got off to a poor start with L straight losses, then won against Friendship 36-32. During the season Richburg won 6 out of 18 games and b wins were in the last half of the sea- son. Starr was top scorer with 220 points, followed by Foster with 116 and Coon with 110. Page 29 I 1 1 , ' I . , X 54' 5 5 Q , . ' f X 1 - . ' ' ot 5' , ' X. . l ,a ', I '. ' t.. Z Q. I. u A f 5' If, 5 L, 1 .- '- ,Hy X- ' 7 X 4 , 2,,'f J A I A - - an - ' - 32 5 6 - 28 - 3h - 52 - 5h .2 - 32 - bg - 3 ' ' - 3 3, Q - M, - 27 4 ' R -25 -is 1 2 x - o ' - o gi: ifyk ,N -32 -35 2 - 33 ' -- 5-1 QV .. 30 .. S1 E if 2 W - L12 . ' - 61 U - 36 - 55 N - bl - 63 - M8 ' - 3h - 65 - 28 - Sh - - L8 1 - 35 ' - 1:5 Www gcweezffcdf Wi if Page 30 L to R , lst Row P Barnes, J hamilton, B sharp, S Barkley 2nd Low N1tchell,M r , J Siebert, J Andrus, S Kingsbury, J Moses, B Hawkes boach I I 11 rl , , -31 ' -31 ,-37 - 3b - D-35 . . -26 -36 -145 ' -35 - -32 . . -31 l-31 ' -25 - 28 n a -31 -53 -31 ' 108 Mcfnroe Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Whitesville Belfast Angelica Canaseraga Friendship Allentown Rushford Scio Bolivar Whitesville Belfast Angelica Bolivar Canaseraga Friendship Allentown Rushford Scio The team lost the first two games, then went into a winning streak with nine straight wins. Out of the last seven games, five were lost. Altogether, they won eleven games, and lost seven. Jack Seibert was top scorer of the season with 137 points, Steve Kingsbury was next with 136, followed by Bob Sharp with .Lamp Quan' L to R , lst Row E Clark, R Sharp, T Pangbum, R Mitchell, R Starr 2nd Row D f'hamberlain,Mgr , Coach Kise J Siebert, H Foster, L Barnes, D Kyser, D Dutton, J Hamilton,Mgr W? fiik ll HB Q. 416, XY- 14, Q qv: in CEN AL NTJAL XQ lil Y!-Bfflp 1 l ll-Cl nnfmm Lp an 11 uv-I Q L to R , lst Row E Roeske, R.Spet.a, R Mltchell, R.Boser, M Allen 2nd Row R V Y ,,-,3,T5M 4 if V i 4 In 6 An n ' . , A Y I L X, J' 3 fs K P4 3 ' ff D . D -J' , 1 , K 1 1 I 0 0 o o o 4- 0 c ' n J 0 , 0 Q o Q 0 o g . A. 5 K -W 5 A Y Sag' K,4, ,nik yi, In up N ' V , ,,,,,,T,-. R , . Q 1 S . f I v R . R H CE I gf' H214 ' A vw W 'il . r ' ' .1 X r A , f vw W V l n I 4,7 Q m of H - - I 6 ,gi t xg.-xx' if 1 at P Z L If-:fra Q N 1 ,fs V -Q 4 0 Q ' O O- . Y I 5 . E.Matt.eson, L.Earnes, J.Andrus, J.Coon, J.Moses, Coach Mciinroe. P 9 3, Wea fhng jimi f'a WB L to R lst Row H Utto, K Faulkner, R Speta, D Dunmire, 2nd Row J Osgood, R Mitchell, R Boser, Mr Maxson MORKING ON THE TRAMPOLINE Page 32 'ik 13, Nicholson' s Flower Shop We, the Yearbook Staff, would 11ke to express our ratitude for the generous donatlon h s we ave received for THE QUILL of 1959 We are sorry we can not provlde more room for these greatly apprec1ated donations but we know the donors H111 und rstand Thank you for all that you have done. Klnter Department Store, Inc 1 11 W 'H' Union Street Olean, New York 108 West State Street Olean, New York 1llllF1L1llEF Main Street Bolivar, New York Fagouri Store Main Street Bolivar, New York Greene Supply Co Richburg, New York Phone 1463 or 392 Compliments of Your Pepsi-Cola Distributor Francis Bartoo Richburg, New York Ben Electric Supply Co., Inc 2114 West State Street Olean, New York Phone 3259 John Ash Cleaners 316 West State Street Olean, New York Olean Typewriter Service 321 West State St. Olean, New York Palmquist's Jewelers 172 North Union Street Olean, New York B1umenthal's Sporting Goods, In 2314 North Union Street Olean, New York Jay'ne's of Olean, nc 121 North Union Street Olean, New York Compliments of Otis Eastern Service, Inc Bolivar, New York Compliments of Merchants Division WLSV Chamber of Commerce Wellsville, New York King's Specialties Wholesale Con.fect1oner Wellsville, New York Phone 103 Heysham's Esso Service Station Hain Street Richburg, New York Red and White Store Main Street Richburg, New York Hawkes Service Station Main Street Bolivar, New York Page 33 O Kathleen Shop ! ' u A A . ., C. I . . . ULIANJIN KING FEATURES T I E GANNETT NEws SERVICE UNITED PRESS NEW YORK R A L D NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE STATE WIRE EDITED FOR THE FAMILIES or SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION UNITED PRESS PENNA. WIRE NEW YORK AND NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA UNITED PRESS TELEPHOTO R Mlllett Y? 1? IWW .M G11 Stmger D KIlgallen .0 X25 Q If 4 A Abdo -af' nike , Rlesel WE, THE WOMEN How do OTHER Deople handle problems of everyday lIvIng llke YOU have? How do OTHER people have a charmmg personahty even Wlth seemlngly Insurmountable obstacles In the way Ruth MIllett has the answers to MANY thmgs In her daIly column WE THE WOMEN whIch appears each day In your FamIly Newspaper the TIMES HERALD GENERALLY SPEAKING There s a man In town who reports human Interest storIes facts fantasles THINGS to come events of the past Somehow he packs PAGES of InformatIon Into a smgle column' Hes EVERYBODYS frlend GIL STINGER' He calls lt Generally Speaklng but he comes to the poInt of the topIc swiftly Be sure to read hIs column DAILY VOICE OF BROADWAY GOSSIP on the party lIne or across the pIcket fence has NOT gone out of date It probably never wlll It s all a part of our way of lIfe And there are choIce b1ts of InformatIon clas Slfled as GOSSIP under the headxng f VOICE OF BROADWAY daIly In the TImes Herald Dorothy Kxlgallen IS your GOSSIP Reporter and she always has some Ch0lC9 toplcs to fIll you In on LOCAL NOTES 'Vllke Abdo sports edltor St Bonaven ture Sports 3CllV1tl9S the New York Pennsyl vama baseball league golf actIon at varIous clubs In a fIve county area bovIlIng and com ev nts are handled under the guldance of the TImes Herald s sports edItor A column Local Notes keeps readers posted on what s dolng In thls area INSIDE LABOR 'Ion are thIngs gomg for labor movements and for labor leaders? Vlctor RIesel reports the INSIDE STORY daIly In the TIMES Herald' VIctor RIBSOI almost certamly has a SlXth sense In dIggIng out and brmglng to llght the Innermost thoughts and movements of labor good or bad Let It bc to your OWIN Judgement Qggilk-wage. ,-, :5:5:':1' .- 111'f.-:V -. t:gg' ,:fZ::L:A.5:, QQ' .3 N '21:5:5:2: '.5-.- .- -2:11, 9:3 2, 3 -'-1:i5i'1i3:5'5:2:':!'-:- 4:-::: YI- 333:-f'f' - -.11-fg 15' . -:4-:-Q,c,gE:- 15:2 ':I:-: l WW if i W Dr Brady J Bxshop J Armstrong I A Van Buren AW' W' 'DG II YOUR HEALTH AND YOU Did you know that lack of teeth can cause stomach trouble? You galn vItalIty by losmg weIght A youth IH good phYS1Ca1 condItIon IS far less hkely to try harmful stImu1antS Read about these and many other Interestlng health facts In Doctor Bradys daIly newspaper column YOUR HEALTH AND YOU Youll fmd lt well worth your tIme JIM BISHOP REPORTER Has the abIlIty to attract the scannIng eye and hold you to hIs story to the end' He has a wav of telllng the facts that lS so hu man you wIll have the very real f ellng that you are actually THERE' Check the facts of JIM BISHOP REPORTER appearmg THREE TIMES WEEKLY on the Ed1tOI'l3l Page AROUND THE WORLD The column Around th World appears three tIm S a week In the Tlmes Herald and IS de- voted to dIScusSIon of tlmely 1nternatIonal sItuatIons In WhlCh the Umted States flnds Itself often concerned It does not treat of domestIc matters at any tlme The author of the column has been a lecturer on InternatIon al affaIrs for many years and IS a former pro fessor of polItIcal Scxence In a unIverSIty DEAR ABBY People are ravlng about Dear Abby Shes one of tlIe most colorful column1sts In the every day problems and readers have come to thmk of AbIgaIl Van Buren as a confldante on vshom they may rely WILLIAM EWALD Fu ald s day to day crIt1c1smS of the televIs1on programs you matched the nIght before are Slllf, to Int rest you and the chances are .lou ll dlsagrec yuth hIm But you vull read lnm and talk about hIm And probablv thlnk harsh thmgs about hIm fox pIckIng on your taxorxtt performer But you xIIll read what he has to say And talk about hIs daIly rc NILIXS vuth your fl'lLllfIS 'Ind your nughbors Break auav from the grmd of TOIIIIHE read the cartoons that Ippcar daIly In the TImes Herald Jxmmy Hatlo s They ll Do It Every TIme panel IS famous for keepmg people IH a good mood and Blondxe can always put a smIle Into vour day There s the yery popular Beetle BHIILW Bull Saxxyer ArchIe and Our Boardlng House to keep you xxell entertalned each day Then follow Walt Dxsnty S bmuhful Illustrated True Llfe Adytnturcs for a trIp Into the unusual yet factual fantasles To make your day complete read the funnxcs In your famlly nevss paper the TIm s Herald' 860 ESTABLISHED 1860 Page 34 . . . . . . 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' 266 ' shorten Bros. leaf 'IM an fldfammf Be thls now hereln, forthright, and legally submitted We, the Senior Class f 1959, being of unsound and thoroughly confused mlnd and memory, do at this point, bequeath, donate, leave, and even will to our humble followers the below 1tems James Barnes, do bequeath my baseball unlform to Spike Kyser and my good looks Jon Coon. D H Chamberlaln, do bequeath my shyness to Gladys Turner and Donna Robinson Peter Evans, do bequeath my part as nRomeon to LeRoy Goodliff and Larry Bow ker I, Bill Fisk, do bequeath my Winn w1th the teachers to Ernle Clark and Dan Allen I, Harmon Foster, do bequeath my scor1ng ab1l1ty 1n soccer to Howard Otto and my sleeplng abllity to Lucille Butts Cshe needs 1th I, Hope Frost, do bequeath all my boyfriend troubles to Sandra Graves and Linda amb I, Dick Graves, do bequeath my abil1ty to play soccer to Ebert Roeske and Ted Pangburn I, Jud Hamllton, do bequeath the driver's trainlng car almost 1n one plece to Marlene Moses and Sonya McIntyre I, Gary Herne, do bequeath my Toni waving k1t to Marshall Allen and Dlck Starn I, Glenn Monahan, do bequeath my lngenlous abllity to argue wlth M Maxson to Mary Lee W1lk1ns and Bob Partridge I, Carl Osgood, do bequeath my Clark Gable look to Bob Ames and Dan Barkley I, Janlce Sharm, do bequeath my lOO's to Pat Rix and Sylvla Mclntyre but leave a few for me I, Pearl Tarr, do bequeath to Ann H1165 and Judy Green anythlng they can thlnk of because I can't thlnk of anything I, Sydney fates, do bequeath my SC16Dtlf1C ablllty Cahemj to Katherine Barkley and I leave my occaslonal seat on the bus to Rocky ditchell ' ' : o I, ' to I, Q Q . O I, - L . I, David LaFever, dc bequeath my undying interest in girls to David Wightman. 0 o ge 36 L I TNIQX 'IPHHBCQK H USF Qxfv Ilxdf 1 ,Y W 1 f ,V ? ' -,JT iw, x1 X 2,1 . 'M fd-J'j4 3 KY X' K fx 1 L v , x 5 X, -f:,,,...-xx ' v 3: -..1, WMTWM