Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1967 volume:

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A school is many young minds beginning to grow and marvel over the wonder of learn- mg. A school is brimming with motion, alive with action, and filled with colors. It is the joys and sorrows that are a part of life and memories both good and bad. We, the Quill Staff, sincerely hope that We have captured a small part of life at Richburg Central School in the 1966-1967 yearbook. RICHBURG CENTRA L SCHOOL mc:-lauRG,NEwYoRK Foreword Dedication Administration Principal's Message Faculty Retirement Staff Seniors Senior Class Advisors Thank You Senior Class Will Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Underclassmen Activities Candid Shots Terry Burdick Advertising Photography by Roland Table 0 Contents and Officers THE 1967 QUILL STAFF Advisor--Joan Palmer Editor--Ruth Barkley Ass't Editor--Gloria Bailey Bus. Man. --Linda Webster Ads--Christine Speta Sales--Cathy Speta Photography--Sharon Toombs Lit. Ed. --Donna Harris Page Page Page Page Pages 7 Page Page Pages 15 Page Page Page Page Page Page Pages 29 Pages 39 Pages 54 Page Pages 58 Dedication We have known you for but two years, and already you have found your way into the hearts of the people of Richburg. Students and faculty alike have a great deal of respect for you and what you stand for. Therefore, in view of the enormous progress which you have brought to Richburg, we the 1966-1967 Quill Staff gratefully dedicate our yearbook to you, MR, BRUCE T. FORNESS, After graduating from Olean High School, Mr. Forness attended Oswego State College. He then went on to St. Bonaventure University where he received his Princi- pal Certification. During his teaching career, he taught such subjects as Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Seventh Grade Science, Welding, Woodworking, Ceramics and Driver Training in Lyon Mountain Union Free School, Naples Central School, and Portville Central School, He also served as Adult Education Director in Portville. Mr. Forness has found time to be active in community affairs also. He has di- rected a Junior-Senior Church Group, served on the Executive Committee of the Sene- ca Council Boy Scouts, acted as chairman of the March of Dimes, held the office of both president and secretary of the Portville Kiwanis, and was a member of the Exec- utive Committee of the Portville Mens' Club. These make up only a small part of the list of groups he has been associated with. In 1965, Richburg welcomed Mr. Forness as the new principal. We feel that he has helped immensely to keep the school running smoothly and efficiently during these two years. We hope that he will remain at Richburg Central School for many years to come. fSifQ5':.'23:ifjzs3ffgL-M nz. lp 7 4:33. JJ My-I' ' - ' -'VJ 1 T - sf f0S4f,5ff,ff'f, fx, j'fg'3Qr Q 41552 - 'njf:,,fu,0':-'gg.37 v - Q f'f-?!4ff,g415w'2f12Tgf25.f Q6??f51q,2gXf:4ff:4P'f M?Q1g1fQ?Lf2i',f ' wifi-s52i?agyx5?, brgffazfffck ga QQPJCP f '?.+f'f V f2,wz21fSgs2W,f1 Qfl5fq3vi'zf?'fsQn,gJ35fg K ff-'Q I f gf? 5?frYgf?i2ff55:v:fAf:-rf W P95551 Jffif-gffgffzfgsweggfgfr tfgffyf 1? T3':7Q f3 4 -!'H jqf6?'r -:Q 'MS?'5' Wff 5 'sf .ffgi5ifi'3'v?ff ff wfgsi-zikfmz 1 515 Q b Board of Education IEEE! 353333 mann Left to Right--Raymond Starr, Clerk, Ethel Haslett, Edgar Thompson, Vice- Presidentg James McLaughlin, President, Leslie Robinson, Ruth Richmond, Bruce Forness, Supervising Principal. Administration ,, Left to Right--Audrey Markle, Guidance Directorg Robert Umiker, Vice-Principal, Louise Updyke, Elementary Supervisor, Bruce For- ness, Supervising Principal. f f, W .41 ,. --' I 1 , r I l Principalfs Message ': ' Tw ' 'ff , A 7 ' 5 1l ' f?fE53f9fr'L1,f, 7 5 WWF? rn 4-H 124 f- f ' 7 9. ,PCR effi'-0 4.1 1-.. Y ft -s ' ' ' 2 J wiffgvfifagl- it i .3 'ifiri hi.-,..,J,g,gA' .,-. ,Q ' -ax. gif? 6 Fl g 5 Y V , .L , ' JY' gh i , Jfffl Iwi? ' --. -a s 4. 'c A i fr e : - . ,gf ' f .F ,iw X' M - : if ,-f.-' .M .ix . -' Q f if .Q U if M til , an - lb? Ee DHD U U., , UUE' flu ' A i UUUETU J am ' lwii!l,, i',l1'QdIgQy t, A wx sz :rn 4 ' 5 vm! : .- :V 124, : .5 - 'M .Z ii i: f J u' if ' --i f w if-'e . Tl lfifgf' -4-- , - ,ll ' V .-i 1 2:1-' .':'5 I' SQ- '-.5J ' 5'i . I EW all Sifi wir 1-I 1' lg - 'M-if I ff' 1 11' if' Diff! I1 e '- 'l-u,--s..- w. -sg. , ..far3 ,f'4 - 1:7 1 li 4 e- 441'- , dia 'A er -- - -1-i vassal? RICHBURG CENTRA L. SCHOOL BRUCE T,FORNESS PERVIS N 1-ijfgtiif - a -Fl X RICHBURG, NEW YORK To the Class of 1967: May I, on behalf of the faculty and myself, extend to each of you my sincere congratulations on the goal you have achieved. The school years that are now behind you hold many keys to suc- cess. The pathways of life will bring decisions for you to make in your everyday experiences. Each decision, each pathway, will bring to you a door which needs to be unlocked. The experiences of your past school days your give sue , wait your will hold the keys to unlock each door or act as a guide to make choice more secure. You will be able to gain as much from life as you are willing to of yourselves. Life will present many challenges for you to pur- You have but to make the effort and success can be yours. If you for others to make the effort for you, success will be just beyond reach. What do you want from life '? MMTTMM F acult JOAN PALMER: Business, Senior Advisor, Yearbook Advisor. RUTH YOUNG: Homernaking 7 and 8, Home Economics 1,2,3, Chef's Club, FHA Advisor. SARA MAXSON: Spanish 5, 6, 7, Spanish I 81 II, French III, Jun- ior Advisor. RUTH SAUNDERSg English 7,8, and 9. JACQUELINE GARLAND: English 7, History 8, English ll, Remedial Reading, Cheerlead- ing Advisor. BETTY HISTED: English 10, l2, Librarian, Library Club Ad- visor. MARILYN REYNOLDS: Art. PAUL LUKER: Instrumental Music MARIANN E HUTCHINSON: Vocal Music . .Aff A 2.34 'M ,Sgt in JOSEPH Tomasulo: Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Freshman Advisor, Jr. Varsity Basketball. LEE BOHNE: History 7, 9, ll, English , National Honor Society, ROBERT UMIKER: History 9, 10, 11, Student Council Advisor, Vice-Principal. KENNETH PIKE: Mathematics 7, 8, Science 7, 8, Sophomore Advisor. VIOLET FONNER: Mathematics 7, 9, 10, ll, Freshman Ad- visor. ERWIN MAXSON: Secondary Science, Junior Advisor. Q f 3510 DAVID KARL: Health, Varsity Basketball. WILMA ANDERSON: Girls Physi cal Education, Girls Athletic Association. THRESA FORTNER: Special Class GILBERT BARRETT: Psychologist ROBERT SLEP : Speech Therapist GENEVIEVE HILL : Fifth Grade ELLA DONOVAN : Sixth Grade LINA BURDICK : Sixth Grade WILLIAM PLUMP : Sixth Grade RAYMOND JORDAN : Driver Training A, - ' J We jj fww if WW I ff M WM JULIA BARKLEY: Kin erg rten MARION JENNINGS: First Grade FRANCES JOHNSON: First Grade W W N ' X . , ' ' , :,- .U V ,4 'f . , , ' , . 1 ., L , if -' ,f ' -1 . ,ry .4 1,5 - fl Au I A 'f ffl' 1 UQVV 'rf - L, JJ. . . , -L.. ,N - w ' 1 ' ... ,O UNXQJS .1f'ly LfKy ll L R1 WWW !t'+fVL Y , X L Jkx lx WM L Y v 1 ', , V i, 4 4, f yi, I L . . , . V' -u 'V .LL , , , 1 KV I 1 ds. .J . Q- MARGUERITE FABER: Third Grade ALICE CADY: Second Grade IVIARIAN UPDYKE: Second Grade , 'X 'E X Ao' lx x.1 3 ' WLM I if V V x x. r C xv,-f In Af x VV XJ fi.. 1' vi Frm J J. fy -Xa, I -- MARY IVICCAFFREY: Fourth Grade ELIZABETH LYNCH: Third Grade NORA FLANAGAN: Fourth Grade Custodian, Bus DON HAW KES : A,,2 Driver ELEANOR SWEENEY : School Nurse MAUREEN FANCHER : Dental Hygienist DOROTHY ROSS : Study Hall Proctor GLADYS THORNTON : Study Hall Proctor, Library Aid RUTH LOWE : Teacher Aid BERNICE MOSES : Teacher Aid CAROL DICK : Teacher Aid M 1-fffiff. . 1 ag,-1 . TU5- . f. ,Elin A, ,. wt, R,,W.,i Qaghifwzwr ,M .31 .FFL . - ,- .ff-fbvafw' N,-,sf Y ,Lf-vgvgfwr wg, Arif' A A SWE-'QlfkZ.'5'5:-3, .QL 1 1: ,yn 2,1 'iff fm .cm j ,. ,Q M, MJ .ax v. Q-.3v1gf,' wi A -5p3,s,.' ,iq ',.l,,1,,, F A,Y,?s.3-6Ti5i.4 A1 4. 4 ,a ,f fd'T,ffiv '2,. ,5'gf'1 4:i.Jr1f f ,-v g- if f 033' : L 25 ' , 3 .324 jk, N,zv,,Jf. , , . ' ' f ., im ' 4.5111-121-'Wfxi??.,l L' ,e.gfJAif1Nw-'f '2fc:f2 ,mf4:fi'?:- f, .,-,g4,9,b5i.?:1v-MSW, ,'-Q-ffgyfir :',:f-3 l 11533: Biff x,gfq3Q5f ' A ff' W vq4yL + Fifi--.1 -:.g,E,g?j' ,'m'ijj,'gj.x um 'qi A 1 Qi. ., . . . , . -4 - 4.5: '--. I 4 1 4 1 .1-X, '?f'1 .rg ' 'L+ 5 , 1 - . , -LM '. .2-V, .2 AL 1 a- In Recognition Your' Years Service Mrs. Genevieve Hill, who has taught at Richburg for 11 years, will retire this year. Mrs. Hill is a graduate of Bolivar Central School and attended Teacher Training School at Friendship. She then went on to Geneseo State Teachers Col- lege. After teaching at Bolivar Central School from 1945-1956, she came to Rich- burg. She has taught 3rd, 5th, 6th, and a combination of 5th and 6th grade. Mrs. Hill has a son, a daughter, and eight grandchildren. She is a member of the Eastern Star, Sorosis, and the Garden Club. During the summer she enjoys working in her flowers and traveling. The teachers Who have worked with Mrs. Hill describe her as cooperative, possessinga good sense of humor, and having a great deal of vitality. Her room is always artistically decorated and she fascinates her students with films and stories of the many places she has journeyed to. Mexico City, Hawaii, Florida, and Cali- fornia are among the places she has visited. Not only are her films interesting and educational for the children, but she also wears jewelry which pretains to the area of the world they are studying. The 1966-67 Quill Staff wishes you many years of happiness in all of your new endeavors. f + W' may?-H,-vw ,, -Nyyp... 7 ,, . V, . W- - N v . ,N Af H rf. .Eg - idk '24, ,R . . ,gy , .E ,.Q gs fx, 25' t V M. . W 'sjgi , , A -5 L . f .Us- Q, iii . 1 ,gf X T-113 A 42? 2,611 E -A Q4 N V, Lfylt 1 , 5 ,V-LW 4 , , isp s it N 5-'.g,, , -U ,., x. 9 M , 1y,'. U. -W-., ,.vmqgg,... ,... my 1 N AL Bus Drivers Secretaries Left to Right--A. Monahan, H. Cooley, G. B. Herne. Ca eteria Mrs. O. Bullock, Mrs, E, Monahan, Seated--Mrs. D.Dennis, Mrs. E. Hardman. Standing--Mrs. D. Mitchell, Mrs. M. Butts, Mrs. B. Coon. Custodians A. Monahan, H. Jordan, B. Herne. Burdick, F. Moses, F. Bartoo, I. Barkley, If 'f 'Xb 4 .7 ' .x.,.'. .fi fr? f?fL?f'? a Q ff Z vc- gysg W-9 wwf:- ,2?9ZY?' A ' il! -W' 'r'-5'-3-Ziff gf! riff' g- ' .4 ' , 'Y iw? ,fff2'? f2w321Q.4fWf 55 3vW5f.4eff32,gf . IS' q .fl ,s . A 1, by '4 . We 'vi Q - :62zv?gfS'fp2f :m?? .:.fJ'2,-2412-'Carp' - . E13-'1. Q N-5 . Vqffrfg? f -ship. . f-s-IJgL.fd.tH4 pf i fffrif f,ff-aiw .6 H?,4,F:5f ,f-Kiwi ,fix dy 5' '13'5?z72 . f'l1-fffb dt,g620,' f n w?Sj'f'f J Ye ffgwgi? Jig? N--W Awuwwwf s Smam DUANE CARL SCOTT NICKNAME : Scotty AMBITIONS : Game Warden MOTTO : ACTIVITIES : Pres. of class 15 V. - I Pres. of class 45 Soccer 45 Basketball 35 Track 3-45 Baseball 25 Jr. Play5 Boys State 3. LINDA SUE WEBSTER NICKNAME : Red 5 AMBITIONS : To be a secretary MOTTO : Young and peppy5 fresh as paint, not a sinner, but not a saint. ACTIVITIES : Jr. Playg FHA 2-3-45 FHA V. -Pres. 3-45 FNA 3-45 Choir 15 Yearbook Staff 3-45 Yearbook Business Manager 45 GAA 45 Sec of Class 3-45 Treas. of Class 2. CHARLES A. LOUCKS NICKNAME : Chuck AMBITIONS : I warner be a farmer in the west and carry a six shooter. MOTTO : If at first you don't succeed, to heck with it. ACTIVITIES : Soccer 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Wrestling 25 Baseball 2-3-45 V- Pres. of Class 35 Student Council 2-3. THOMAS ALAN MC ELROY NICKNAME : Monk AMBITIONS 5 Research Chemist MOTTO : Some days you eat the bear, some days the bear eats you. ACTIVITIES : Pres. of Class 25 NHS 2-3-45 Vice-Pres. of Student Council 35 Yearbook Staff 4. RU TH ANNE BAR KLEY NICKNAME : Ruthie AMBITIONS : Elementary teacher MOTTO : I believe in wo rk--but I'm not in favor of it. ACTIVITIES : Jr. Play5 Chorus 1-25 NHS 2-3-35 GAA 35 FTA I-25 4-H 1-2-3- 45 Yearbook Staff 4. MARK DOUGLAS DORRE TT NICKNAME : Marko AMBITIONS : To become Leader MOTTO : ACTIVITIES : Soccer 2-35 Basketball 1-35 Baseball I5 Track 35 FNC 35 Volley ball 3. ROBERT JOHN DORRE TT NICKNAME : John AIVIBITION : To be a lady's man MOTTO : I know a lot if I could only think of it. ACTIVITIES 3 Soccer 1-45 Baseball 1- 25 Basketball 1-25 Volleyball 2-45 YFC 15 Chef Club 4. GLORIA JEAN BAILEY NICKNAME : Glo AMBITION : Beautician MOTTO : It is nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. ACTIVITIES : Jr. Playg Pep Club 15 GAA 3-45 YFC lg FHA 1-45 FNA 1-45 FNA Pres. 45 Choir 15 Yearbook Staff 3- 45 Yearbook Assistant Editor 4, ERNEST E . MASCHO NICKNAME : Ernie AMBITION : Theologian MOTTO : Be an individual ACTIVITIES : Band 1-45 Baseball 1-3- 4. 45 Basketball 1-25 Soccer 2-3-45 Track 1- ROSA E. CLARK NICKNAME : Mustang Sally AMBITION : To become a secretary MOTTO : Sugar and spice and everything nice, she will soon be sprinkled with rice. ACTIVITIES : FNC V. -Pres. 45 FNC 35 FHA 25 Yearbook Staff 2-45 Choir 25 YFC 15 GAA 1-45 GAA Vice-Pres. 35 GAA Pres. 45 Junior Play pronnpter. CHARLES LLOYD COBB NICKNAME : Chuck AMBITION : Electrical Engineer MOTTO : Silence is a virtue. ACTIVITIES : Baseball 2-3-45 YFC 1- DONNA MARIE HARRIS NICKNAME : Donna AMBITION : To become a secretary MOTTO : ACTIVITIES : Student Council Treas. 35 YFC 15 Student Council Sec. 45 FHA 25 FNC 3-45 GAA 1-45 GAA Sec. 35 GAA V. -Pres. 45 Yearbook Staff 2-35 Cheer- leader 2-45 Choir 25 Junior Play5 Class Treas. 1. NICKNAIVIE AMBITIONS MOTTO AC TI VI TIE S KATHRYN ALANA YATES : Kathy . To be a practical nurse. : Life is a pillow to dream on, : Cheerleader 1-45 Future Nurses 3-45 FHA 45 Choir 1-25 YFC 15 Yearbook Staff 3-45 Student Council President5 Science Club 15 Pres. of Class 35 Jr. Playg GAA 15 Athletic Assoc. 1. FREDERICK LEE MITCHELL NICKNAME AMBITIONS MOTTO ACTIVITIES l -45 Track 1 : Wild Man : ? : Get what you can for the least cost. : Basketball 1-45 Soccer -45 Baseball 1-3. NICKNAME AMBITIONS IVIOTTO AC TIVI TIE S 3-45 Jr. Playg BEVERLY ANN BURCH : Bev : To operate a day nur- sery for underprivi- ledged children : When the going gets rough, the rough get go- ing. : Band 1-45 Library Club Student Council 4. . FREDERICK NICKNAME AMBITIONS IVIOTTO ACTIVITIES YFC 1-2-35 Jr. Staff 4. SHARON LOUISE TOOMBS NICKNAME : Shar AMBITIONS : To become an alumni of R. C. S. and join the Navy. MOTTO : Experience is some thing I think I have until I get more of it. ACTIVITIES : FHA 2-3-45 FHAPres. 45 FNA 2-3-45 FNA Treas. 45 Yearbook Staff 3-45 Yearbook Photographer 4, GARY NICKNAIVIE :' AIVIBITIONS 1 MOTTO : ACTIVITIES : Pres. 45 Soccer R, VAN DER LINDEN Fred Airline Mechanic Blessed is the man that feareth not a mouse. Chorus 15 Soccer 3-45 Play5 FNC 35 Yearbook GE OR GE HURD Hurdog Garrison Bullet To become a dairy far- mer. Confucius say: Man re- ceive less bruises being lover than being fighter. Soccer 1-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-35 Track 15 Class D Allstate 35 Class V. -Pres. 15 Class Team Captain 45 Basket- ball Co-Captain 45 Athletic Assoc. 1. MICHAE L WILLIAM BURDIC K NICKNAME : Burd MOTTO : AMBITION : To replace Smokey the Bear ACTIVITIES : Basketball 1-25 Base- ball 1-4g Class Treasurer 3-4g Junior Play. CHRISTIAN ANNE SPETA NICKNAME : Chris MOTTO : Here's to love and unity, dark corners and oppor- tunity. AMBITION : To join the Waves ACTIVITIES : FNA 4g Secretary of FNA 43 FHA 43 Secretary of FHA 4g Stu- dent Council 2g GAA 3-4. RAYMOND EARL COX, JR. NICKNAME : Ray MOTTO : Keep 'em confused! AMBITION : Graduate in '67 ACTIVITIES : Football lg Baseball 2- 45 Track 45 Archery 3. PATRICIA ANN MASON No picture available. Miss Palmer, Mr, Forness Best Dressed: Best Dancers: Most Athletic: Class Cut-ups: Most Happy-Go-Lucky: Personality Kids: Most Talkative: Best Looking: Most Likely to Succeed: Most Talented: Hardest Workers: Class 0 icers Duane Scott V. -President Linda Webster Secretary Mike Burdick Tre as ure r Gary Hurd Pre side nt Senior Class Advisors Linda Webster--Mike Burdick Kathy Yates--Fred Mitchell Donna Harris--Gary Hurd Pat Mason-Duane Scott Sharon Toombs--Fred VanDerLinden Gloria Bailey--Chuck Loucks Chris Speta--John Dorrett Rosa Clark--Mark Dorrett Ruth Barkley--Tom McElroy Ray Cox--Ernie Mascho Bev Burch--Chuck Cobb Thank You Miss Palmer g Q, Dear Miss Palmer, We the Class of Sixty-seven would like to express our gratitude for all the many things you have done for us. Throughout our four years of high school, you have been the driving force be- hind all of our class activities. Besides the responsibility of our class, you have been Activity Treasurer, Scorekeeper, and Quill Staff Advisor. There would not be a trip to Washington this year if you had not been patient with our many mistakes and sacrificed so much for us. After we, the Class of Sixty-seven, graduate and go our ways there will re- main a bond between us. You will be an outstanding part of our memories because of your devotion to our class for four years, two of which you were our only class advisor, May God bless and watch over you throughout the years to come. Sincerely, The Class of 1967 enior Class Will GARY HURD, do bequeath, to David Benedict, my spot on the basketball court, and may you have fun, LINDA WEBSTER, do bequeath, to Patricia Miller, my ability to do math prob- lems wrong lshe could use a few mistakes.D MARK DORRETT, do bequeath, to Van Rickicki, my old bottle opener so he may use it instead of the car door. GLORIA BAILEY, do bequeath, to Bonnie Love, my ability to throw raw eggs around in Hmkg. Class. FRED MITCHELL, do bequeath, to James Dick, my pillow as a token to com- fort him at the end of the bench, at games. PATRICIA MASON, do bequeath, to Cathleen Speta, my ability to sit quietly in study hall. FRED VANDERLINDEN, do bequeath, to Allison Goodliff, my bloody nose to get out of study hall. SHARON TOOMBS, do bequeath, to Kim Pettit, my extra Peanuts left over from The Peanut Gallery in Shorthand Class. ERNIE MASCHO, do bequeath, to Ken Ross, my trombone mouth piece. CHRISTINE SPETA, do bequeath, to Andy Pettit, a black Jaguar to match acer- tain someone elses. RAY COX, do bequeath, to Rod Burd and David Warner, my ability to stay up 5 nights a Week, sleep 5 classes a day and chase women the rest of the time. ROSA CLARK, do bequeath, to Don Graves, the streets in Clarksville, to roam around in at night. JOHN DORRETT, do bequeath, to Alyn Weimer, my social life lmaybe he can use it ?D I RUTH BARKLEY, do bequeath, to Joan Burdick, my ability to drive--- CAUTION- fDon't use it too often!! CHARLES LOUCKS, do bequeath, to John Bullock, the shoes that I never got from Big-B last year. DONNA HARRIS, do bequeath, to Sylvia Graves, my co-ordinationK?Jin cheer- leading. CHARLES COBB, do bequeath, to Rory McLaughlin, my radio on Bus 23, KATHY YATES, do bequeath, to Rachel Richmond, my ability to raise the top off the school during cheerleading practice and basketball games. BEVERLY BURCH, do bequeath, to Christine Allen, my outstanding speaking voice in Home Economics Class. DUANE SCOTT, do bequeath, to Steve Robinson, my ability to get along with teachers. THOMAS McELROY, do bequeath to Ed Reisman, a cow. MICHAEL BURDICK, do bequeath, to David Bessey, a new tractor. In Memoriam R uth Barkley 1949-67 A few weeks ago, our Senior Class went on our long awaited trip to Washington, D.C. We each have many happy memories from there. Perhaps one of the things that made this trip so much fun was our class being together and getting to know one an- other much better than we'd ever had a chance to before. Since that time one of our members, Ruth Barkley, who was to have been the Valedictorian of our class, passed away May 2, 1967. The class has suffered a great loss and shall always have fond memories of Ruth. Ruth was a very active member of 4-H for 10 years which took up much of her time, especially since she was President of the Older Group last year. She won two County Award trips for outstanding 4-H work. In March she went to Albany and also was selected to make a four day trip to Expo '67 at Montreal. Without her long hours of hard work and dedication, this year's Quill would not have been edited. She was President of the National Honor Society this year, and was always a very active member of the Class of '67. A FRIEND IS GONE AND SO IS PART OF EACH OF US. if 59191 Q41 . ?f 7,.r! P' 'jj 1,1 N I , . .2'9r?f 0 'Ir-W Aff? W Q1 L4- J fig: Ili , 9I5fiQfff9?f.4fL'1,?f.,jf Fff2f'+alf25?54 ?. 13 J -9'g't53'gfZ4gg 'P3' ff' 3r K ., AQ. Q.: 4' Vs' if :eb Z5f2iQaif9fj'f'2fQ2,a f.fvfff.vfg1ffQQr5zf , - 5a'if219s5?05vi?if? ibryasffaffgaig' '47, ff '.3515.1 v1fIfg2 K' 'SQ' GYHW ifwfdffsf fzf . 1 f' .f x if-2291252 .ajfgvigf 5' '- - X f.V fit?-'3.y sQAg igffgfir ,jrffxiggfgzgj-f W6 'fP315f1W:f.f ff5 Pffkffff-1 'iff V 6ff '4'1f'ff5f'M -. 4' ix-'fix'-f' ycQ'?5xi'i? 0+ :f f S sifjifiz l 1 'iff QI' T'2Zfi',f14fgf?fQ53's'32? ,A flzjiyt .4 . rar f 'L' 453 JAY? Class of 1968 lst Row-- A. Pettit, B. Love, K. Pettit, C. Speta, C. Allen, S. Graves, J Burdick, R. Richmond. 2nd Row--P. Miller, A. Weimer, E. Reisman, R. McLaughlin, D. Bessey, K. Ross, S. Robinson, V. Rickicki. 3rd Row--D. Benedict, J, Dick, A,Goodliff, J. Bullock, D. Graves, R. Burd. Absent-- D. Warner. Andrea Pettit, Treasurer, Sylvia Graves, Sec- retary, James Dick, Presidentg Patricia Miller, Vice-President. Class of 1969 lst Row--A. Moyer, T. Robinson, R. Edwards, B. Pettit, D. Kinnaird, R. James, R. Ames, T. Neudeck. 2nd Row--A. Pettit, M. Neu, M. Butts, M. White, M, Locke, C, Loucks, D, Benedict. 3rd Row--G. Fancher, C. How- ard, B. Bartoo, C, Mullen, C. Harvey, L, Kuhn. 4th Row--M. Barkley, D. Hadden, J, Bartoo, K. Mucha, N. Moyer, P. Freeman. 5th Row--R,Mullen R, Dunbar, J. Wilder, J, Sisson, Absent--D. Smith, J. Dennis. Maria White, Secretary, Deborah Benedict, Treasurer, Carol Loucks, Vice-President, Cal- la Mullen, President. Class 0 1970 lst Row--A, Loucks, L. Morris, B. Burdick, D. Fitzgerald, M.Kinnaird,M Porcello, C. Williams, D. Lundy, 2nd Ros--D. Hurd, N, Williams, C. Ma- son, T, Allen, T. Scott, J, Putnam, C. Gilliland, J. Lanager, S, Burdick, 3rd Row--B. Cass, J.Cobb, R, Bennett, B, Burd, B, Edwards, B. Feely,K, Miller. 4th Row--L. Cummings, S. Mitchell, A. Freeman, J. Collins, L, Short, S, Warner, M. Lamberton, 5th Row--G. Mitchell, C. Chapman, S. Smith, J, Taylor, T, Bullock. 6th Row--L, Evans, D. Warner, M. Monroe, E, Turner, A, Morris, S. Cook. 7th Row--K, McCollough, J. Lyman, T, Whitcher, G. Burdick, M. Mitchell. Sue Smith, Secretary, Debbie Lundy, Treasurer, Sharon Warner, Vice-Presi- dent, Jean Putnam, President. Eighth Grade lst Row--M. Ross, L. Miller, M. Butts, L. Parker, B. Bowker, P. Moyer, S. Howard, F. Gould. 2nd Row--D. Anderson, C. Jones, M. Whitcher, M. Bunt, C. Taylor, V. Howard, H. Smith, R. Chapman, S. Moyer. Absent: J. Toombs, J. Robinson, R. Yates. lst Row--T. Cummings, A. VanDerLinden, J. Barnes, D. Thompson, J. McE1ory, B. Jones. 2nd Row--J. Putnam, L. Putnam, K. Newdeck, L. Cole, C. Archible, T. Harvey, B. Reisman, B. Bessey. Seventh Grade lst Row--B. Bartoo, L. Butts, L. Maxson, M. Mucha, C. Smith, D. Robin- son, R. Osgood, K. Putnam. 2nd Row--W. Benson, G. Harris, S. Bennett, R. Little, S. Monroe, G. Pratt, T. Dey. 3rd Row--D. Benson, S. Locke, C. Neu, K. Webster, P. Stout. 4th Row--S. Speta, N. McLaughlin, J. Mul- len. nl, lst Row--C. Kuhn, J. Emerson, G. Faulkner, M. Pettit, C. Cook, V. Faulk- ner, J. Bowker. 2nd Row--E. Williams, D. Cass, D. Stonemetz, S. Chap- man, C. Williams, F. Sisson. 3rd Row--S. Roberts, S. Lananger, K. Lamberton, E. Morris, M. Steiner. 4th Row--C. Short, R. Bennett. ixth Grade lst Row--C. Bowker, R. Powell, E. Richmond, V. Cummings, C. Bartoo, L. Archible. 2nd Row--J. McElroy, S. Burdick, S. Forness, S. Landries, M. Marsh, T. Hewitt, J. Moyer, C. Burdick, B. Gilliland. Teacher, Mrs. Bur'- dick. lst Row--M. Warner, M. Lyman, B. VanCuren, P. Wilder, D. Parker, K. Emerson. 2nd Row--M. Butts, D. Moyer, V. Skiver, J. Neudeck, R. Bessey K. Hadden. 3rd Row--Mrs. Donavan, A. Harvey, L. Roberts, F. Reisman, A. Fancher, T. Collins, L. Cook, E. Love. 4th Row--M. McCallough, D. Benson, D. Baldwin, E. Williams, W. Bought, C. Anderson, D. Jackson. F Qcth Grade lst Row--M. A. Toombs, N. Neu, C. Benson, K. Burdick, R. Powell, W. Moyer, M. Ross, K. Bowker. 2nd Row--Mrs. Hill, K. Howard, E. Marsh, D. Hulse, D. Monroe, J. Hawkes, C. Perkins, R. Thompson, K. Smith, B. Cobb, S. Scott, R. Gould. Absent: D. Forness. Entered late: R. Carpenter, M. Cox, K. Baker, H. Elliott. Special Class Seated--G. Buchanan, L. Matteson, L. Anderson, S. Steiner, L. Hinman G. Roberts, R. Gilliland, B. Bates. Standing--J. Wedge, R. Hinman, S. Rogers, D. Rought, Teacher, Mrs. Fortner. ,f 7 F, , . , 4, ,,, 4 fi gfllwmgiffw Hggmzmg XML Q, iiiiiszwf ,awww WWWWMQWQE 0 m 6 W gf , V H---'M fv1 - , -'jf Mi ff 5,5076 'Yi E JM Q9 QQ A V ,,g.... - ..-,. .. . , . . .. .... ... -A - -- 09,1-f ' r Fourth Grade lst Row--G. Williams, J. Miller, T. Coyle, J. Moyer, J. Foster, R. Roberts, W. Hulse, B. Howard. 2nd Row--D. Parker, L. Butts, D. Jackson, J. Weir, F. Forrest, W. Hewitt, C. Lowe, D. Faulkner. 3rd Row--Miss Flanagan, R. Chapman, D. Bliss, S. Covert, B. Short, D. Warner, A. Neudeck. Absent: L. Maxson. l l x l lst Row--E. Scott, C. Gilliland, K. Faulkener, P. Benson, St. Kerswill, K. Cook. 2nd Row--D. Osgood, P. Campbell, C. Lundy, L. Hurd, R. Bennett, E. McCrea. 3rd Row--T. Collins, E. Stonemetz, T. Whitcher, K. Burdick, R. Warner, S. Dick, K. Little, E. Foster, L. Pettit, B. Moyer. Teacher, Mrs. McCaffrey. 1 , it V Third Grade lst Row--D. Nease, D. Hammond, L. White, R. Chapman, D. Warner. 2nd Row--G. Landries, G. Gould, C. Powel, S. Pettit, R. White, G. Steiner. 3rd Row--M. Jackson, D. Benedict, L. Freeman, J. Morgan, K. Benson, K. Bliss, D. Rhodes, D. Baker, J. Arnold. Mrs. Faber, Teacher. 2 i Q, - ,U lst Row--T. Forness, R. Dennis, R. VanCuren, D. Faulkner, M.Allen. 2nd Row--R. Perkins, A. Archible, D. Barnes, V. Johnson, M. Scott. 3rd Row-- R. Bennett, A. Rogers, B. Neu, R. Benson, V. Lamb, D. Howard, K. Tay- lor, C. Greene. Absent: R. Carpenter. Teacher, Mrs. Lynch. Second Grade ,.. Q...i 9 'VLC lst Row--D. Johnson, J. Love, C. Monroe, R. Lowe, F. Pettit, J. Winnie, D. Goodliff, P. Bessey. 2nd Row--B. Harvey, C. Barber, B. Moyer, I. Covert, D. Burdick, P. Cook. 3rd Row--J. Powell, D. Boyd, C. Forness, B. Hin- man, R. Chapman, R. Meeker, D. Robinson, R. Lundy, S. Thompson. Teach- er, Miss Updyke. lst Row--M. Willismson, R. Mitchell, G. White, T. Burdick, B. Bowen, L. Yates, B. Jones. 2nd Row--K. Campbell, R. Dennis, L. Rought, S. Parker, B. Sawyer, B. Rogers. 3rd Row--P. Bailey, D. Rhodes, D. Faulkner, D. Carlson, J. Anderson, A. Cady, G. Bliss, T. Whitcher, T. Morgan, B. Lit- tle. Teacher, Miss Cady. First Grade lst Row--W. Edwards, F. Roberts, K. Monroe, R. Lowe, L. Greene, R. Cox. 2nd Row--L. Maxson, D. Burdick, M. J. Burdick, B. Bowen, T. Hadden. 3rd Row--D. Baker, S. Moyer, L. Higgins, B. Hewitt, Miss John son. lst Row--J. Nease, T. Yates, J. Sisson, C. Neudeck, J. Dugrenier, D. Col lins, J. Jones, H. Burdick, T. Hinrnan. 2nd Row--C. Winnie, L. Stout, M. Reisman, J. Morris, R. Powell, P. Pettit, H. Sharp, D. VanCuren. 3rd Row--A. Perkins, L. Jackson, G. Steiner, C. McCrea, M. Rogers, D. Stone metz, R. Blue. Absent: G. Fisk, C. Marsh. Teacher, Mrs. Jennings. l I Kindergarten AM lst Row--E. Robbins, R. Dennis, P. Foster, L. Wightrnan, D. Carlson, D. Nease, J. Maxson, G. Sisson, R. Chapman, J. Miller, B. Bowen, D. Rhodes. 2nd Row--M. Williamson, R. Parker, B. Hulse, A. White, M. Jackson, K. Forness, S. Meeker, Mrs. Barkley, B. Harris, B. Lee, C. Searnon. i lst Row--L. Howard, B. Robbins, J. Harmon, C. Pixley, M. Bell, R. John- son, K. Faulkner, Mrs. Barkley. 2nd Row--S. Hinrnan, J. Rittberg, C. Osvath, C. Wilson, M. Webb, L. Bailey. 3rd Row--B. Short, B. Baker, D Kuhn, D. Scott, L. Dorrett, R. Covert. Absent: P. Gaines. ' g. 0 Wi' KJ: may 1 mdefi-31:1 +, j ff f :J ' ' . . 4' ya ?52ky'f j'1f1f fhlzl' 25- .2:i2ff4,5iQ?5gQ ,?f 5' - Az if -9 , - E9lgJ'f'5'1f ,C 1'j,rrlg?'f'q ,'. IA. ff:- f ji!-,q fflgfzgogg '. gZ,f'.0'f9U1'-'-'fifvs Y' QH?pffhv'f5j4i:2fd 4 . p'yl' j?i6fJ'lf,l?.f? Egggjgzfiiifg, .Q5f'f ' ,J T v fn' 53 'fig U 0 3 - f'1 f5f 44.1 'ff K- W .fy-'zfmi 10541: Q ' JJ- j.f f'. ' r C Y 'fir ' '. -2. JL-.J,!'. ,7 . ' fy. ,Q ,0- W M Junior Pla GOOD GRACIOUS GRANDMA! by Keane Williamson Henry BI'9Ck9T1I'idg6 ..... Al Weimer Cecile Allen , , , Patricia Miller George Breckenridge ..... Ken Ross Clancy, , , ,,,, Rod Burd Mrs. Lennox ..... Rachel Richmond Wiggins , . , ,Ed Reisman Helen Allen .... . . Joan Burdick P-Sam, , , , Dave Beggey Assistant Director , , Rory McLaughlin Delicia , , , Cathy Speta Director. , ..... . . Mrs. Maxson THE STORY Henry and George, two rather lazy cousins, find themselves in an embarrassing situation with no money to pay a demanding landlady. The two receive money from an old friend who is sending his daughters and wishes them to be entertained. In order to keep the girls with them Henry and George need a chaperon, but the house-boy, P-Sam solves the problem when he finds a grey wig and black dress near the apartment house. The girls arrive with their maid, Delicia, who makes a hit with P-Sam. Helen and Cecile become fond of Grandma , Cecile helps make Grandma's life easier by con- tinually kissing her . Meanwhile, Helen and Henry are becoming very close friends. Police investigators and the landlady, Mrs. Lennox, make it necessary for Grand- ma to disappear entirely in order that Mrs. Lennox can have her clothes back. The girls and Delicia demand to know whether there has been a real chaperon or not. The story ends with the prospect of three sets of wedding bells ringing ,,,.. or three sets of necks being wrung! This page sponsored by Compliments of: WORTHINGTON CORPORATION POWELLJS FURNITURE gl APPLIANCES Wellsville Obi, N. Y. New York 14895 FIBERCEL CORPORATION Portville New York 14770 tudent Council Seated--P. Moyer, B, Feely, D. Harris, K. Yates, J. Bullock, A. Wei- mer, C.Smith, Standing--B. Burch, T. Scott, E. Mascho, K. Ross, J, Bartoo. National Honor Society Left to Right--Mrs. Bohne, R. Barkley, P. Miller, R. Richmond, R, Mc- Laughlin, D. Benedict, J. Bullock, E. Mascho, T, McElroy, Mr, Forness. Librar Club lst Row--A. Moyer, T. Bullock, B. Feeley, P. Freeman, K. Mucha, J. Cobb, B. Edwards. 2nd Row--Miss Histed, M. White, M. Locke, B.Burch, D. Benedict, J. Bartoo, C. Gilliland, A. Freeman, C. Howard, J. Putnam, S. Warner, C, Loucks, C, Harvey. Yearbook taff Seated--Miss Palmer, S. Toombs, R. Barkley, L. Webster. Standing--F. Van Der Linden, K. Yates, D. Harris, C. Speta, C. Speta. This half page sponsored by THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK SUPER DUPER Bolivar Qffice 1030 East State Street Bolivar, New York 0199-fl, New York Future Nurses Club lst Row--B. Pettit, B. Burdick, D. Fitzgerald, S. Toombs, L, Webster, C, Speta, M. Kinnaird, J. Lananger. 2nd Row--S. Burdick, B. Edwards, D. Harris, C. Gilliland, L, Short, J. Taylor, R. Yates, M. Monroe, K. McColl- ough, C. Speta, S. Warner, N. Williams, Mrs. Sweeney, G. Mitchell, K. Yates. Future Homemukers 0 America 1 I lst Row- M. Porcello, J. Lananger, S. Williams. 2nd Row--C. Speta, A. Moyer, L.Webster, S. Toornbs, B, Love, K. Pettit, B. Edwards, B, Bur- dick, M, Kinnaird, 3rd Row--S. Burdick, G, Mitchell, M. Locke, N.Moye11 B. Cass, C, Speta, B, Bird, B. Pettit, M. White, S. Warner, S. Smith, C. Gilliland, Mrs. Young. This page sponsored by UMIKER'S MARKET UMIKER'S MONUMENT WORKS Wellsville, Wellsville New York '-.New York, 4-H Club lst Row--J. McElroy, D. Benedict, J. Bartoo, T. Bullock K Mucha J Put- nam. 2nd Row--B. Burdick, B. Reisrnan, C. Gilliland, R., Barkley, Cole, ' L. Short, B. Edwards. ' W-- lst Row--L, Hurd, B. Moyer, P, Moyer, S. Lundy, D. Parker, C. Hadden. 2nd Row--E. Foster, E. Richmond, S, Covert, R, Powell, C. Bartoo, B, Van- Curen. 3rd Row--L. Roberts. Senior Band Seated, lst Row--R. Richmond, B. Burch, K. Neu, K. Ross, J. Bullock. 2nd Row--E, Richmond, M. Ross, T. Scott, A. VanDerLinden, A. Fancher, F. Gould, S. Speta, M. Neu. 3rd Row--M. Ross, N, Neu, R. Little, J. Cobb, J, Putnam, L, Putnam, E. Mascho. Standing--M. Barkley, T. Neudeck, Mr. Luker. Junior Band , ,, U mmlww wi- ff-an Seated, lst Row--R. Powell, V. Lamb, D, Barnes, E. McCrea, C. Lowe, R. Roberts, S, Dick, S. Forness. 2nd Row--C. Powell, L. Maxson, J. Morgan, D. Jackson, F. Forrest, B. Short, T. Forness, D. Hammond, T. Coyle, R. Benson, K. Burdick, L. Anderson. 3rd Row--K. Burdick, E, Foster, G. Gou- ld, P. Benson, S. Kerswill, E, Stonemetz, K. Benson, B. Gilliland, K. Tay- lor. Standing--Mr, Luker, B. Cobb, C, Perkins, Junior H igh Choir l lst Row--R. Osgood, M, Parker, J, McElroy, A. VanDerLinden, B, Reisman, C, Williams, M, Ross, F, Gould, 2nd Row--Miss Hutchinson, P, Moyer, C, Taylor, M. Whitcher, C. Jones, M. Bunt, D. Benson, L. Cole, S. Locke, N. McLaughlin. 3rd Row--B, Bowker, B, Bartoo, B, Bessey, R. Little, D. Ander son, T. Harvey, P. Stout, S. Howard. All-County Standing--E. Mascho, S. Forness, D, Benson, R. Richmond. Seated--J, Bullock, K. Ross, M. Neu. Soccer lst Row--F. Mitchell, J. Bullock, V. Rickicki, C. Loucks G Hurd F Van- DerLinden, J. Sisson, E. Mascho. 2nd Row--Coach Karl A Loucks A Weimer, D. Bessey, T. Whicher, M. Monroe, S. Cook T Scott D Hurd M. Mitchell, J. Lyman, S. Moyer. Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Rushford Angelica Belfast Canaseraga Rushford Angelica Belfast Canaseraga V Varsity Basketball lst Row--Dave Benedict, V. Rickicki, J. Dick, J. Sisson, J. Bullock. 2nd Row--A. Weimer, D. Warner, J. Wilder, C. Loucks, F. Mitchell, Coach Karl Absent--G. Hurd. Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Friendship Hinsdale Canaseraga White sville Oswayo Valley Angelica Oswayo Valley Friendship Belfast Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Belmont Rushford White sville Canaseraga Hinsdale Angelica Belfast Belmont Rushford Although the Varsity didn't have a victorious season, they played some really great games. In their defeats they never lost by more than five points. All the 66-67 games were either won or lost by such a small margin that it made all the students, players included, support their team with vigor. High scorers this season were Van Rickicki with 320 points, Jim Dick with 192 and John Bullock with 201, Van was chosen for the All-Star team of 66-67. Next year's team should be the championship team with players like these boys! On behalf of the student body We would like to thank the Varsity players for the sea son they played. Junior Varsity Basketball lst Row--A. Pettit, T. Scott, S, Moyer, M. Mitchell. 2nd Row--M. Neu, T Whitcher, M. Monroe, T. Neudeck, T. Robinson, M, Butts, Coach Tomasulo 3rd Row Richburg 63 Richburg 6 1 Richburg 52 Richburg 45 Richburg 32 Richburg 55 Richburg 38 Richburg 58 -M. Barkley, S. Cook, Friendship K XB Richburg Hil'1Sd3.l6 X t Richburg Canaseraga kj Richburg Whitesville ' Richburg Oswayo Valley f Richburg Angelica ' Richburg Oswayo Valley Richbupg Be1f3.St Richburg Richburg 65 Belmont 1- Rushford Whitesville Canaseraga Hinsdale Angelica Belfast Belmont Rushford The Junior Varsity squad held a nine to nine record at the close of this year's bas ketball season. Tom Moyer, captain of the team, was high scorer with 327 points and an 18 point average. Martin Barkley was second leading scorer with a total of 135 points, and Steve Cook was next with 130 points. After this year's successful and exciting season the Junior Varsity Bearcats will add to the Varsity's potential for future years. Varsity Cheerleaders d MASCOT--L, Hurd, Left to Right--R. Richmond, S. Graves, D. Benedict, C Loucks, D. Harris, K. Yates, junior Varsity lst Row--B. Feely, C. Mullen, K. Mucha. 2nd Row--M, Porcello, J. Putnam 3rd Row--B. Pettit. Track 1st ROW--A. Loucks, A. Pettit, M. Dorrett, V. Rickicki, D. Scott, J.Dorrett, J. Dennis, J. Bullock, T. Neudeck, M. Mitchell. 2nd Row--R. Bennett, E, Mascho. D. Hadden, C. Loucks, R. James, R. Cox, M. Barkley, D. Smith, E Turner, M. Monroe, D. Kinnaird, R. Mullen, M. Burdick, T, Whitcher. Baseball lst Row--A. Weirner, A, Loucks, T. Scott, M, Mitchell. 2nd Row--A. Pettit, M. Dorrett, V. Rickicki, C. Loucks, J. Dorrett, J. Dennis, J. Bullock, T. Neudeck. 3rd Row--E. Mascho, D. Hadden, S. Cook, D, Bessey, R. Cox, M. Barkley, J. Dick, D.S1'nith, E. Turner, M. Monroe, D. Kinnaird, R. Mullen, M. Burdick, T. Whitcher. Girls' Intramurals lst Row--B. Reisman, J. Taylor, S. Warner, G. Mitchell, S. Burdick, J.La.n- ager, D. Harris, B. Burdick, Mrs. Anderson. 2nd Row--M. Ross, P. Moyer, K. Taylor, V. Howard, B. Edwards, C. Gilliland, J. Putnam, B. Feely, J. McElroy. 3rd Row--J. Bowker, C. Chapman, A. Moyer, M. White, C.Loucks B. Pettit, M. Porcello, J, Cobb, 4th Row--C. Speta, C. Howard, R. Rich- mond, C. Archible, A. VanDerLinden, T. Bullock, C, Williams, L. Short, C. Speta, B. Burd, A. Freeman. Girl Scouts lst Row--R. Powell, K. Forness, D. Burdick, B. Harvey, G. Johnson, D. Faulkner, R. Powell, B. Moyer, V. Lamb, K. Benson, L. Anderson. 2nd Row--M. Ross, D, Baker, C. Powell, E. McCrea, S, Lowe, D. Faulkner, P, Campbell, J. Powell, 3rd Row--F. Forrest, M. Ross, M. Steiner, D. Ston- metz, S, Locke, S. Speta, N. McLaughlin, B, Bartoo, W, Benson, E, Marsh, B. VanCuren, L. Butts, L, Maxson. 4th Row--L. Archible, E. Love, J. Neu- deck, D. Baldwin, C, Bartoo, V. Cummings, R. Powell, B. Short, J. Morgan, D, Hulse, A. Harvey, L. Pettit, A. Hadden, E. Foster. 1 YFC Club 1 .lm lst Row--V. Faulkner, J. Emerson, C. Cook, R. Little, L. Parker, J. Mc- Elroy, B. Reisman, A. VanDerLinden. 2nd Row--K. Putnam, S. Chapman, J Bowker, L. Cole, M. Ross, P. Moyer, B. Bowker, J. Gould, R. Osgood, K. Webster. 3rd Row--K. Neu, E. Williams, C. Kuhn, G. Faulkner, D. Bessey S. Howard, C. Gilliland, J. Cobb, P. Stout, L. Butts, L. Maxson. 4th Row-1 M. Whitcher, S. Warner, C. Jones, J. Putnam, L. Putnam, E. Mascho, M. Bunt, C. Mason, B, Bennett, D. Benson. Religious Education Club - - tb A A 1 t 1 lst Row--B. Harvey, P. Bailey, S. Boyd, C. Forness, J. Powell, C, Powell, F. Pettit, R. Meeker, S. Pettit. 2nd Row--M. Pettit, R. Powell, T. Forness K. Taylor, S. Forness, B, Short, L. Pettit, F. Forrest, T. Coyle, A, Neu- deck, 3rd Row--C. Short, A. Harvey, J. Neudeck, C. Williams, K. Mucha, C. Harvey, G. Taylor, A. Pettit, T. Harvey, G. Williams. 4th Row--R. Barkley, K. Pettit, M. Barkley, A, Pettit, T, Neudeck, B, Pettit, C, Taylor. J Chefs' Club ff, lst. Row--Mrs. Young, T. Neudeck, A. Pettit, D. Smith, M. Dorrett, V. Rickicki, J. Dorrett. This has been the first Boys' Home Economics class at Richburg since 1958. They have done a very fine job and produced many edible C'?D goodies. Keep up the nice work boys! 'P B , ':'?4 X 'Ig 9 1 ' - ,:, 1- l BAEJDBICHES ' -f sq M 4 - ...I .:- - I JY K X ' 'Rf ,, 2 r , X5 Oknifj This page sponsored by CLARK BROTHERS' CORPORATION THE ALLEGANY PRINTING CO. , INC Division of Dresser Industries, Inc. Bolivar Olean, New York New York AEROVOX CORPORATION ACME ELECTRIC HI-Q Division COFPOFB-t101'1 Olean, New York Cuba, New York Snapshots P1 41 sv 1 SSI? g,. , N .wjgu Q. x 'ffiyy 1 ,..,, ww Ly.. . X xx Wfilugsws 95149, k , TX1 X sw A mag .. : W' 1-if fzf ., ,Q . . M - i 4 it - if , ',,' ' k as M , X, ,QQ QM A Q ,,., ,L 1. 1579 AQ 45 ! 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