Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

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Q. ,I fw- '-S4551 JO ...Eh vinuq 1 N-.. - Q YY---v'r'!l ls 411f- Q-es-.-,--...H ,. .J Ad W4 Vgczffgfi LQ,g,,fc, c f 1 Foreword In presenting this book the Yearbook Staff does not intend it to be, nor do we expect others tojudge it to be, a master- piece of thought or of modern literature. lt is simply a yearbook which departs somewhat from the style of other years in that we depict the school year of 1968 with frankness and informality-as we have seen it, as we shall remember it. Seated-L. Kuhn, R. Burd, Adsg B. Love, Ass't Editorg S. Graves, Editorg A. Weimer. Standing-E. Reisman, C. Mason, D Smith, C. McCollough, T. Bullock. The uill Staff T ' t-N' M ypls dncy Oyer Business ManagerFPatti Miller Art Illustrations-Chris Allen te 6 I N I Dedica tio n l On behalf of the entire student body of Richburg Central, we, the Year- book Staff, dedicate this 1968 Quill to Mr. David W. Karl, our varsity 'NJ coach. After graduating from Allegany High School, he majored in Physical Education at Brockport. At present he is taking graduate work in gui- dance work at St. Bonaventure. ' Mr. Karl, throughout his four years at Richburg, has worked hard to bring honor and glory to our school. Because of his faithful efforts to 331 have a winning team and his constant stress on good sportsmanship, we I, dedicate this Yearbook to our coach. 0 Q Adm And F N XZ! 'Q James McLaughlin Ethel Haslett Raymond Starr Leslie Robinson Ruth Richmond Edgar Thompson President V.-President Clerk Board of Education Administration 4 Louise Updyke, Elementary Supervisorg Bruce Forness, Supervising Principal. K fbi' M-as i Robert Umiker, V.-Principal. gb'--1 ., '-3 . ' 1 tk.-,X-,.,. if-' 0.'t.'-- r :.L.,, 'V-Q'.r'i A' Q- - -, iv' X.. - . , TEN! rig? .,- A. ' 'wg RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL -nzs' -gf' -' T T. WLM., ,. t '. qty' is up-M Ng pig, , 1 RICHBURG, NEW YORK - ..f-- ,,,qJs. , :,.sf+fr- V- .--1, - ft: ..,- - E. , W Y' . 7 ,:.,-:itil-K k ---d:,Ts3 --, ' - Xi'r7lf'fs-f 4-' -, -if wi eff .ewiszwfirff i 1 l f My limi, ig' Jil i!iG!.!1fL 5,5631 'lp Hay BRUCE T. For-mess my Dill WU UUU1 li, fm! CIW ' ,j 1 vp, i- , -,553 Ni 3,234 'lI:Q5gf'f iff surenvlsms PRINCIPAL Wills limi! la, mi ' ffff T ze T eff L, .. .gf .iiiiig .sufeziitrii lt libglm wi sis , iff sWmw.ga3yfgg,:: ROBERT U 'Q 'ff' --'- wpugfmsfEl-lip-ri'-'91,-lst:aaa Km- lrmbiaw-ual, 'WKER '-0U'SE UPDYKE i 1 I 5 f ggi? ggwi 43f 5x,.E5,5?rgxs,.. Taj A'f-,f'.g,f1.i:2','4Wi!Hl vice PRINCIPAL ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR .:4.,g.-'- --Q-:L-zxmz.-, . 1 'V ' Vina: 'S-fs-.E..f,,-.-.-...,- V- w,,.-..- W- ,-E..,,,m-ag, Q H Y ',..- - fr-1, ----. ,... r. - f- , QQQQEL. , '+u-Q.,--.,-. ,.,.,,, ,::gE,,.-P. -F - ,K . - - To The Class of l968: The world is changing more rapidly than ever before in the history of mankind. This is producing a dilemma which each of you will have to face at an ever-increasing rate. The situation suggests that you approach it in some way that will allow you to stabilize your own environment and yourself in the world of the future. lhave always asked that each of you establish goals during your years in school. I would like to suggest that you continue to form some goal which can be used as a guide in your lifetime. Each goal can easily be supplemented by another as you adapt your abilities to the requirements of the goal. Without a goalor an objective to aim for you will wander aimlessly and accomplish only a small degree of your potential. I would like to make one final suggestion. When you have made up your mind to aim or satisfy a goal never look back. Many people have tried and failed to improve themselves with hindsight. Do not try to reprove yourself for what has happened in the past. Always look to the future and reach for-Eli' star. Sincerely yours, Bruce T. Forness Sara Maxson-fLanguage, Betty Histed-EnglishMLibrary, Elizabeth LynchfEnglishfLatin. Facult 'Y' Robert Lent-Science, David Karl-Boys' Phys. Educ. Wade Garland-Science. rv Anthony Toporas-Matllematics, Joan PalmerHCommer- cial, Kenneth Pike-Math. Ruth Young-Homcmakmg, Robert Umiker-Social Stud ies, Lee Bohne-Jr. High History. Q7 STANDING-Eva Rae McElroy-Guidance Secretary. Elizabeth Lee-Guidance Counselor. , L Paul Lukerflnstrumental Music, Eleanor Sweeney-Nurse Marianne Hutchinson-Vocal Music. Marilyn Reynold-Art, Jean Nevinger-Special Class, John Shep pardelndustrial Arts. 'Ml' 15' ff MVT Wil ,V pill 'fy' yi R-Y jf - fl- x Ll flil I if 0, Qu- j, Wilma Anderson-Girls' Phys. Educ., Ruth Suun- ders-Grade 8. William Plump, Grade 6g Mary McCaffrey, Grade 4g June Paytaslr, Grade 3. Frances Johnson, Grade lg Julia Barkley, Kindergart- Marion Jennings, Grade l. Top-Jacqueline Garland, Grade 5g Ethel Crandall, Grade 5. Bottorne Nora Flanagan, Grade 4. Marguerite Faber, Grade 3g Marian Updyke, Grade 2 Alice Cady, Grade 2. , I 1 Y 5 I I 4 N W i Raymond Jordan Drivers Education 5 Ross,Study Hall Proctor1Carol Dick, Elementary Teachers' Aids-Ruth Lowe, Ellen Monroe, Ruth Hurd. Absent-Bernice Moses. ff' Robert Slep lrcne Korduba Speech Therapy Dental Hygienist Dorothea Bergerson-Psychologist L n Your 'Q ? ' .2 fi 5? Good Luck Mrs. Donovan had all the qualities which make a teacher excel-and, also, make a teacher a FRIEND- A sense of humor-to help lighten the dark hours. A compassion-to help a student when things went sour. A wisdom and understanding-necessary in judging how to best help a student-with her problems. Helpful and cheerful-to teachers as well as to the students. Knowledge-to make subject matter interesting and challenging. On behalf of the Richburg Central School, we would like to thank you for serving our school for ll years. We regretfully say good-bye to an outstanding teacher and wish you many years of happiness in your retire- ment. etirement 0 D CN 1 KL Lg., QW A if 'ga X 4 . 'mlm :Cl I . L il- I ! 1? . l 9 . ..,.. L .-. . 'EI X.. R sg, . an? 4-7' 93 ,v k 1x . K , k 1 i 1-' 25, 5+ .ans 'iii-, . uw, ' Senior Class Advisors Best Dressed: Best Looking: Best Dancers: Most Athletic: Class Cut-ups: Happy-go-lucky: Best Artists: Shortest and Tallest: Most Talkative: Best Liked: Best Personality: Laziest: Hot-tempered: Most Generous: Most Co-operative: Most Likely To Succeed: Most Studious: Most Talented: Mrs. Sara Maxson and Mr. Robert Umiker. enior Class Poll Sylvia Graves-Steve Robinson Bonnie Love-Van Rickicki Andrea Pettit-Don Graves Joe Wilder-Cathy Speta Alyn Weimer-Dave Bessey Duane Smith-Jerry Sisson Curt McCullogh-Kris Allen Andrea Pettit-Duane Smith Alyn Weimer-Cathy Speta Bonnie Love-Jim Dick Patti Miller-Ken Ross Van Rickicki-Dave Warner Steve Robinson-Rachel Richmond Sylvia Graves-Dave Benedict Kris Allen-Rod Burd Rory McLaughlin-John Bullock Patti Miller-Rory McLaughlin Allison Goodliff-Ed Reisman SYLVIA GRAVES DONALD GRAVES ALLISON GOODLIFF f JOAN BURDICK DAVID BESSEY X if-'Y f J EDWARD REISMAN X y CURTIS MCCOLLOUGH Z X Class we rs Zffffwfwwffwwwwffwfww ggi . TED Sec. Bonme Love, Ass t. Treas. SYIVIH Graves, Treas. Andy Pettlt ANDING-V.-Pres. Van Rickicki, Pres. Rory McLaughlin. Senior Will I, JOHN BULLOCK, do bequeath my ability to keep my cool and calmness during our basketball games to DEBBIE BENEDICT. I, KEN ROSS, do bequeath the streets of West Clarksville to roam on sum- mer nights to MARTY BUTTS. I, STEVE ROBINSON, do bequeath to BOB EDWARDS my National Hon- or Society pin. He could use it. I, CATHY SPETA, do bequeath to CALLA MULLEN the pit. fHave fun, Cal!J I, RACHEL RICHMOND, do bequeath to BARB PETTIT, my shears to cut a lovely head of hair. I, RACHEL RICHMOND, do bequeath to MARCIA LOCKE, my ability to talk up a storm on the Vo-Tech bus. I, CURT MCCOLLOUGH, do bequeath to JOHN FEELY, the key to a cabing may he use it often. I, RORY McLAUGHLIN, do bequeath to RICHARD DUNBAR, the right to crowd in the lunch line, go up the wrong stairs, and have all privileges that good fHa Haj seniors are entitled to. I, BONNIE LOVE, do bequeath to ROBIN PRICE, my technique for get- ting out of class, and being nice to teachers. I, VAN RICKICKI, do bequeath to BOB MULLEN, my perfect attendance record. I, JOE WILDER, do bequeath to ART PETTIT, my ability to play basket- ball. I, KRIS ALLEN, do bequeath to KAY MUCHA, my ability to blush when you don't want to! I, KRIS ALLEN, do bequeath to CONNIE HOWARD, my paint brush to make a big mess. I, JERRY SISSON, do bequeath to PAM FREEMAN, my ability to keep my mouth closed during history class. I, DAVE WARNER, do bequeath to GARY FANCHER, my ability to play country western music. I, ALLISON GOODLIFF, do bequeath to BUDDY LITTLE, my ability to get kicked out of study hall. I, ED REISMAN, do bequeath to TOM ROBINSON, my ability to talk in study hall. I, DAVE BENEDICT, do bequeath to MIKE NEU, my ability to beat, fdemolish is the wordj Mr. Umiker and Coach Karl in golf. I, ROD BURD, do bequeath to MARTY BARKLEY, the weird corner of the senior homeroom. I, JIM DICK, do bequeath to NANCY MOYER, my ability to get along with Mr. Forness. l, DAVID BESSEY, do bequeath to ROGER AMES my rubber bands so he can protect himself on bus 18. l, PATTI MILLER, do bequeath to CAROL LOUCKS my best wishes to- wards next year's yearbook. I. SYLVIA GRAVES, do bequeath to CHRIS HARVEY my ability to skip study halls. I, JOAN BURDICK, do bequeath to RALPH JAMES and LOIS DICKIN- SON my trip to Fire Island this spring. I, ANDY PETTIT, do bequeath to JOANNE BARTOO my slightly-worn seat at the Student Council Meetings. Good Luck! I, PATTI MILLER, do bequeath to BONNIE BARTOO my ability to talk up a storm. me Y ' 1 P se' 4 hr 93.3. i X Horoscope Welcome to the year 1978. It isten years after the graduation of the class of ,68 from RCS and we are now going to take a fast trip around the world to see how the members of that class are doing today. We will start our trip in the town of Richburg where we find DAVID BENEDICT serving as the mayor of this booming me- tropolis. At his side we find his ever-faithful servant JOHN BULLOCK who returned to Richburg after an unsuccessful safari to capture the famed pink elephant. While in Africa, John ran into two old classmates-DUANE SMITH and DON GRAVES who were diligently working to convert and educate the poor natives of that continent. From here we will fly to Chicago to paya visit to RACHEL RICHMOND and JOE WILDER who now run a candy shop in a former speak-easy. Working as head candy taster in their shop is PATTI MILLER and working as her assistant is, of course, ANDY PETTIT. Needless to say, both girls have put on a little weight. One of the most distinguished members of this class is RORY MCLAUGHLIN who is the world champion weight lifter. Rory is now in New York defending his title. While in New York we will stop in to see JOAN BURDICK who runs a tea room for little old ladies in the Village. Joan has one of America's grooviest new groups performing at her tea room. The group is known as the BeatIess and is made up of four long haired guys who are-CURT MC COLLOUGH, ALYN WEIMER, JIM DICK, and ROD BURD. From here Iet's hop down to Florida and look in on BONNIE LOVE and SYLVIA GRAVES who run an airline charter ser- vice from Miami to Russia and back. The poor girls aren't doing too well in business and are on the verge of bankruptcy. It is reported that one of their top accountants, ED REISMAN, embezzled SI0,000 from their business and took off for South America. We understand that the new comedy team of GOODLIFF 8: WARNER QALLISON and DAVEJ are doing quite well in Florida. These boys first made their debut in English class. DAVID BESSEY has made a major break into the sports world as the coach of the Richburg badminton team. The team has a perfect record-0 wins and 21 losses. Let us now go to Las Vegas, fun capital of the world, where we find STEVE ROBINSON inserting his last quarter into a slot-machine, hoping to get enough money to throw another one of his world-famous parties. Now we go abroad. Our first stop will be Spain where CHRIS ALLEN and CATHY SPETA are working as go-go dancers trying to earn enough to complete their tour of Europe. Good luck girls. From Spain we will go to Switzerland where we find KEN ROSS and JERRY SISSON selling ice cream cones on top of the Materhorn. Those two always were cool guys. Last, but never least, we go to the Vatican where VAN RICKICKI hasjust been granted an audience with the Pope. COMPLIMENTS OF Umikers Market Umikers Monument Works Wellsville, New York Wellsville, New York ALLISON GOODLIFF: STEVE ROBINSON: RORY MCLAUGHLIN: JOHN BULLOCK: JOE WILDER: KENNETH ROSS: ALYN WEIMER: DAVID BESSEY: DAVID WARNER: ROD BURD: EDWARD REISMAN: VAN RICKICKI: BONNIE LOVE: KRIS ALLEN: SYLVIA GRAVES: CATHY SPETA: PATTI MILLER: JIM DICK: 8 ' 0 A I ' ' t ' WRESTLING 1, TRACK 1, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE 4, JUNIOR PLAY. CLASS PRES. 1, SOCCER 1,2,4, BASKETBALL 1,2, TRACK 1,2. CLASS TREAS. 1, BASKETBALL 1,PHYSICS CLUB 4, BASEBALL 1, TRACK 3, YFC 1, SCIENCE CLUB 1, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-V.-PRES. 3,4, SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT. BASKETBALL 1-4, BASEBALL 1,2,4, TRACK 1-4, YFC 1, SOCCER 1-4, BAND l-3, NATION- AL HONOR SOCIETY-PRES. 4, STUDENT COUNCIL-PRES. 4, STUDENT COUNCIL 1-3, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3,4, VOLLEYBALL 1,2, STUDENT COUNCIL-V.-PRES. 3, BAND-V.-PRES. 1, BAND-PRES. 2,3, ALIJCOUNTY BAND 3, BOY'S STATE 3, PHYSIC'S CLUB 4. SOCCER 1-4, BASKETBALL 1-4, BASEBALL 1,2,4, VOLLEYBALL 1,2, YFC l,2, BAND 1, SCIENCE CLUB 1. SOCCER 1, TRACK 1-4, BAND 1-3, V.-PRES.-BAND 3, JUNIOR PLAY, SCIENCE CLUB 1, ALL-COUNTY 3, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE 3. V.-PRES.-PHYSICS CLUB 4, V.-PRES.-STUDENT COUNCIL 4, STUDENT COUNCIL REP- RESENTATIVE 1-3, SOCCER 3,4, BASKETBALL 1-4, BASEBALL. SOCCER 1-4, JUNIOR PLAY, WRESTLING 1, TRACK 1. BASKETBALL 3,4. SOCCER 1, TRACK 3,4, BASEBALL 4,JUNIOR PLAY, PHYSICS CLUB, YEARBOOK STAFF 4. SOCCER 1, BASKETBALL 1,2, YEARBOOK STAFF 4. SOCCER 2,3,4, BASKETBALL 3,4, TRACK 2, BASEBALL 3,4, VOLLEYBALL 2, CHEF CLUB 3, YEARBOOK STAFF 4, CLASS D ALL-STARR, V.-PRES. OF CLASS-2. FHA 1-4, FHA TREAS. 2, FHA SEC. 3, STATE FHA OFFICER, DISTRICT FHA PRES., HEALTH CAREERS 2-3, YEARBOOK STAFF 4, YFC 1-2, CHEERLEADER 1-2, GAA 2-3, ASS'T SEC. STUDENT COUNCIL 4, ASS'T EDITOR-YEARBOOK, CLASS SEC. 4. YEARBOOK STAFF SALES MANAGER 4, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE 4, JUNIOR PLAY PROMPTER. YEARBOOK EDITOR 4, HEALTH CAREERS 1-2,CHEERLEADER 2-3, SEC. OF CLASS 2-3, ASS'T CLASS TREAS. 4, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. FHA 1-4, FHA PRES. 4, FHA TREAS. 3, HEALTH CAREERS 1-3, GAA 2, YEARBOOK STAFF 3, JUNIOR PLAY. FHA 1, FNA 2, GAA 2,3,CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 2, STUDENT COUNCIL TREAS. 3, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3,4, JUNIOR PLAY, YEARBOOK STAFF. SOCCER 1-2, BASKETBALL 1-4, BASEBALL 1-2, VOLLEYBALL 1-2, TRACK 1, LIBRARY CLUB 4. CURT MCCOLLOUGH RACHEL RICHMOND: JOE WILDERZ DAVE BENEDICT: JOAN BURDICK: DON GRAVES: JERRY SISSON: ANDY PETTIT: TRANSFER FROM BOLIVAR, SOCCER 4, TRACK 3,4, BASEBALL 4, YEARBOOK STAFF 4. BAND 1,2,3, CHOIR 1,2, FNA l,2,3, SCIENCE CLUB I, YFC l,2,4, CHEERLEADING l,2,4, GAA 1,2,3, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3,4, PRES. YFC 2, SEC. OF BAND 2,3, PRES. OF FNA 3,TREAS. FNA 2,YEARBOOK STAFF 4, JUNIOR PLAY, ALL COUNTY CHOIR SOCCER I-4, BASKETBALL I-4, BASEBALL l,2,4, VOLLEYBALL l,2, YFC I,2, BAND l, SCIENCE CLUB 1. SEC. OF CLASS I, VOLLEYBALL l,2, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE I, BASE- BALL 1-4, BASKETBALL I-4, YFC I,2, CLASS PRES. 2, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 2,3, SEC.-TREAS. 4. CHEERLEADING I, YEARBOOK STAFF I, NEWSPAPER STAFF 3, JUNIOR PLAY. FOOTBALL 1, TRACK I, FFA 1. TRANSFER FROM PORTVILLE 3. BASEBALL l,2,3, BASEBALL 1, TRACK I-4, SOCCER 2-4. FNA I, FHA 1,2, STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY 3, CLASS TREASURER 2-4. 3717 .i-:L x . 1 I ,..R an ,S -I-Q. . . 'L ,. KY 52 W I PL I .. , . I L , -1- ',,f5: I if ' z v Voc-Tech ROW l-M. Locke, B. Mullen, B. Pettit, B. Edwards, R. Richmond, C. Mullen. ROW 2-A. Pettit, L. Evans, T. Robinson, E Turner, D. Bessey, R. James, R. Ames, L. Cummings. ROW l-J. Wilder, A. Pettit, G. Burdick. ROW 2-G. Fancher, J. Sis- son, D. Graves. COMPLIMENTS OF Harris Supply Company Fibercel Corporation Central Place Portvillc, New York Wellsville, N. Y. l477O Juniors , . we F his J ! -U. ROW l--P. Freeman, D. Benedict, D. Rix, B. Pettit, C. Mullen, K. Mucha, N. Moyer, C. Howard. ROW 2fAdvisor Mrs. Young. A. Moyer. M. Locke. C. Harvey, L. Kuhn, L. Dickinson, C. Loucks, J. Bartoo. ROW 3-A. Pettit, L. Little, M. Butts M. Neu, M. Barkley, R. Dunbar, Advisor Mr. Pike, ROW 4AB. Edwards, R. Ames, R. James, T. Robinson, B. Mullen, T. Neudeck. ABSENT-B. Bartoo, G. Faneher. R. Price. SEATED-Pres. Martin Barkley. V.-Pres. Bob Mullen, Treas. Bob Ed- wards, Sec. Martin Barkley. ophomo res ROW lfC. Williams, S. Mitchell, N. Williams, J. Taylor, S. Warner, S. Smith, M. Porcello, G. Mitchell. ROW 2eAdvisor Mr. Saunders, M.Mi1cl1ell, C. Mason, T. Scott, E. Turner, L. Morris, J. Lyman. ROW 3-T.Wl1itcher, K. McCollough, M, Monroe, D. Warner, D. Hadden. ROW l-B. Cass, D. Fitzerald, B. Edwards, K. Miller, C. Chapman, B. Burd, T. Bullock. ROW 2-D. Hurd, L. Cummings, S. Loucks, J. Cobb. S. Burdick, D. Lundy, B. Burdick. ROW 3-J. Collins, S. Cook, L. Evans, A. Freeman, C. Gilliland. Advi- sor Mr. Toporas. V.-Pres. Dave Hadden, Sec. Cheri Williams, Pres. B. Feely, Treas. Debbie Lundy. Freshmen ROW l-WC, Arcliiblc. P. Moyer, B. Bowker, B. Reisman. M. Ross, A. Van Der Linden, J. McElroy, L. Parker. ROW 2---fS. Moyer, M. Butts, S. Howard, J. Barnes, C. Clemons. B. Jones, F. Gould. ROW 3aT. Cummings, R. Chapman, D. Bessey, T. Harvey, L. Putman, J. Putman. ROW 4-D. Carpenter, M. Bunt, R. Carpenter, K. Neudeck, H. Smith, L. Miller. ROW 5-Ad visor Mr. Garland, C. Jones, M. Whitclier, L. Cole, J. Toombs, V. Howard. ABSENT-K. Miller, R. Yates. L27 J it i QQ .gli SEATED-Treas. Clyde Clemons. Sec. Aprile VanDer- Linden, V.-Pres. Linda Cole, Pres. Joan McElroy. Eighth Grade ROW l--WL. Butts, S. Speta, N. McLaughlin, K. Webster, D. Benson, S. Locke, C. Neu, L. Maxson. ROW ZWR. Little, K Putnam, R. Osgood, C. Smith, M. Mucha, D. Robinson, G. Pratt, G. Harris, C. Williams. ROW 3fB. Bartoo, W. Benson. J. Mullen, T. Dey. S. Monroe, P. Stout, S. Bennett. TeachereMiss Palmer. , ROW 1--D. Cass, C. Kuhn, H. Costley, M. Pettit, F. Sisson. ROW 2-M. Steiner, D. Stonemetz, E. Greene, D. Clemons, C. Taylor, S. Chapman. ROW 3fG. Faulkner, E. Morris, S. Roberts, R. Bennett, E. Williams,J. Emerson, C. Cook, V. Faulkner, J. Bowker. Teacher-Mrs. Bohne. Seventh Grade , ,Si 5 .fra-A vw 'www s ,Vx A. .. .ss , M K K X ROW IWR. Rix, D. Benson, S. Forncss, M. Butts, J. McElroy, C. Burdick. ROW 2fL. Roberts, B. Richmond, li. Love, L, Arcliiblc. C. Bartoo, M. McCollougl1. ROW 3fD. Baldwin, R. Bessey, J. Neudeck, A. Harvey, M. Warner, V. Skivcr, K. Emerson, V. Cummings. M. Lyman, P. Wilder. TC3CllCf-MTS. Saunders. . ln I. P065 f 'Nd ROW lfD. Moyer, T. Hewitt, L. Cook, A. Fancher. ROW 2-C. Bowker, A. Hadden, R. Powell, B. VanCurcn, D. Parker, E. Williams. ROW 3MS. Landries, J. Moyer, M. Marsh, F. Reisman, T. Collins, S. Burdick. TeaclicrfMrs. Lynch. , ixth Grade ' ROW l--M. Cox, R. Costley, B. Gilliland, W. Moyer, S. Scott, R. Gould, B. Cobb, K. Baker. ROW 2-A. Luce, N. Neu, C. Benson, K. Bowkcr, R. Powell, M. Ross, K. Burdick, R. Carpenter. ROW 3fM. Toombs, K. Howard, E. Marsh, C. Perkins, D. Monroe, W. Rought. D. Forness, K. Smith, J. Hawkes. Teacher-Mr. Plump. Abscnt4W. Button. Fifth Grade ROW lfK. Burdick, E. Scott, R. Roberts,P. Benson, T. Coyle, D. Warner, G. Williams. ROW 2-J. Weir, L. Pettit, C. Lundy, C. Lowe, L. Maxson, P. Campbell, L. Hurd. ROW 3-K. Little, D. Jackson, S. Covert, B. Short, E. Foster, D. Parker, S. Dick. Teuchcrelvlrs. Garland. l Fifth Grade ROW l-S. Kerswill, C. Gilliland, J. Miller, J. Moyer, K. Cook, R. Chapman. ROW 2fB. Moyer, F. Forrest, R. Bennett, D. Osgood, W. Hewitt, E. McCrea. D. Faulkner. ROW 3fT. Collins, B. Howard, A. Neudeck, T. Whitchcr,W. Warner, R. Risncr, K. Faulkner, L. Butts. TeacherfMiss Crandall. F 0 u rth G ra de ROW lfR, Chapman, R. Dennis, T. Forness, S. Pettit, G. Maker, M. Allen. ROW 2-B. Bennett, D. Faulkner, R. Carpenter G. Gould, B. Neu, G. Johnson. ROW 3MD. Nease, D. Benedict, V. Lamb, D. Baker, L. Freeman, R. Costly, K. Baker. Teach er-A-Mrs. McCaiTrcy. - g Third Grade ROW l-M. Williamson, F. Pettit, D. Goodliff, T. Burdick, J. Winnie, L. Yates. ROW 2-B. Harvey, D. Rhodes, C. Forness, R. Dennis, B. Sawyer, L. Rouglrt. ROW 3f'-K. Campbell, B. Little, D. Robinson, C. Monroe. TcaclrcrHMrs. Puytuslr. Second Grade Qs ' C 5 1' i out J ROW IYS. Moyer, T. I-Iinman, D. Collins, R. Blue, C. Miles, H. Burdick. ROW 2-C. Marsl1,G. Steiner, M. Reismun, P. Pettit, K. Monroe, M. Burdick. ROW 3eB. Rogers, D. Baker, D. Burdick, H. Kinney, K. Baker, L. Higgins. Teuchcr-e-Miss Updyke. i A O S Q I ,AX .Xxx x Q4 34, f' ' 'f . X , wamw 16512355 5 '4W'fi .X mf Y, -, H 2:38 w :- if rs-WJ? ,. pi 1 fwiw X 44 .YM Q I' . , . . ,4- x ' f .' P-M-...W N u , 4 . 1- , 1 I 1 1 I in Seo uts BROWNIESW-Row lfL. Higgins, B. Sawyer, C. Forness, L. Stout, K. Campbell, D. Stonemetz. Row 2fD. Rhodes, D. Baker, D. Burdick, B. Harvey, K. Baker, M. Burdick, C. Winnie. Row 3-L. Rought, R. Lowe, C. McCrea, J. Morris, R. Carpenter, P. Pettit, R. Dennis, P. Cook, B. Moyer, C. Powell. Scouts is 2 .Q lll x l 1 1 BOY SCOUTS-Standing-D. Forness, S. Forness. SittingHT. Coyle, S. Pettit, T. Forness. Row l-D. Faulkner, L. Pettit, E. McCrea, C. Lowe, D. Faulkner, A. Rogers. Row 2-R. Carpenter, D. Baker, F. Forrest, R. Carpenter, P. Campbell, B. Short, J. Morgan, J. Arnold, R. Powell, C. Powell. COMPLIMENTS OF Rochester Gas 8a Electric Olean Standard Equipment Co Fillmore, 1606 W. State Street New York Olean, New York 14760 Student Council T. Dey, M. Porcello, A. Loucks, D. Benedict, A. Pettit, A. Weimer, R. Powell, J. Bullock, M, Lyman, B. Love C. Allen, C. Loucks, L. Kuhn, C. Arcliible, B. Reisman, C. Steiner. ational Honor ociety r r e 1 l 3 f . l E A w . l i f 5 I L l i E s s t s is s 1 l 5 l s l . , Z i Q l 1 ROW l-P. Miller, C. Loucks, B. Burdick, M. Procello, D. Lundy, R. Richmond, Mrs. Boline. ROW 2-Mr. Forness, K. Ross, D. Benedict, L. Dickinson, S. Robinson. ROW 3-D. Benedict, J. Bullock, R. McLaugh- lin. COMPLIMENTS OF Acme Electric Corporation Cuba, New York Librar lub l 1 l l l I I ROW l-M. Ross, J. Cobb, B. Feeley, A. Moyer, S. Warner, N. Moyer, P. Moyer. ROW 2-C. Williams, K. Mucha, L. Dickin- son, P. Freeman, M. Bunt, M. Barkley, C. Mason, B. Cass, M. Whitcher, T. Harvey, F. Gould, Advisor Miss Histed, O Future Homemakers 0 America ROW 1-C. Jones, B. Cass, T. Bullock, J. Taylor, B. Love. ROW 2-B. Edwards, D. Fitzgerald, M. Porcello, B. Burdick, S Smith. ROW 3-K. Miller, D. Rix, S. Warner, C. Gilliland, J. Toombs, B. Burd. Advisor Mrs. Young. COMPLIMENTS OF Worthington Corporation Olean Sales Company Turbine Division 502-504 W. State Street Well5Vi11e'N' Y, Olean, New York 14760 All-Count ROW 1-D. lvloyer,M. Ross, B. Cobb. ROW 2-K. Howard, M. McCollough, V. Cum- mings, A. Fancher. Band ROW l-M. Ross, N. Neu, V. Lamb, G. Gould, E. McCrea, K. Benson, S. Speta, K. Putnam. ROW 2-J. Morgan, C. Powell, R. Powell, C. Perkins, B. Cobb, E. Stonemetz, F. Gould, T. Coyle, R. Benson. ROW 3-S. Dick, P. Benson, D. Hammond, K Taylor. Director Mr. Luker. COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK Engine+Compressor Division PCffy,S ICC Cream COmPi1l1y, IHC. CLARK TurboHCompressor Division No. 1 Pearl Place Dresser Industries, Inc. Akron, New York Olean, New York Phone 542-5492 YFC Club ROW l-F. Gould, A. Fancher, D. Parker, P. Wilder, C. Bowker, A. Hadden, V. Skiver, K. Emerson, M. Warner, E. Williams, B. VanCuren, J. McElroy, C. Burdick. ROW 2-B. Bartoo, L. Archible, L. Parker, M. Lyman, V. Cunnnings,'J. McElroy, T. Collins, S. Burdick, T. Hewitt, L. Cook, S. Landries, D. Benson, D. Moyer, R. Rix. ROW 3-B. Bowker. L. Cole, R. Bessey, D. Baldwin, M. Ross, A. VanDerLinden, B. Reisman, M. McCollough, E. Love, B. Richmond, L. Butts, L. Maxson, L. Roberts Roberts, M. Marsh. ROW 4-J. Cobb, C. Gilliland, C. Jones, M. Bunt, C. Mason, B. Cass, D. Bessey, J. Putnam, T. Cummings, R. Chapman, S. Howard R eligious Education lub ROW l-R. Powell, A. Harvey, M. Mucha, S. Forness, J. Neudeck, C. Williams. ROW I-C.'Harvey, K. Mucha, T. Neudeck, M. Barkley, K. Neudeck, C. Short, M. Pettit, T. Harvey. COMPLIMENTS OF First Trust Company of Allegany County The Citizen National Bank Bolivar, New York Bolivar Office Member of F.D.I.C. The Bank On The Corner. Hahn 84 Schaffner, Inc. Oil, Gas, Water Well Supplies Bolivar, New York 14715 Future Nurses Club SEATED-D. Fitzgerald, C. Mason, C. Gilliland. Patient J. Taylor. STANDING-Advisor Mrs. Sweeney. L. Parker, D. Rix, B. Edwards, K. Miller, T. Wliitclier, S. Warner, D. Hadden, C. Chapman, K. McCullough, B. Burd, N. Williams, R, Yates, C Arcliiblc, B. Burdick, A. VanDer Linden. Physics Club A. Weimer, R. Burd, J. Bullock, R. McLaughlin, D. Benedict, Advisor-Mr. Garland. WASHINGTON NEVER SLEPT HERE by Le Roma Greth Row l-P. Freeman, C. Mullen, D. Benedict, R. Price, J. Feely, T. Neudeck, A. Pettit, R. Edwards. Row'2-Mrs. Young, B. Pettit, C. Howard, L. Kuhn, J. Bartoo, K. Mucha, Mr. Pike, M. Butts, T. Robinson, R. Mullen. Junior Class Pla 4-H lub Standing-D. Benedict, J. McElroy, L. Cole. Seated-M. Porcello, T. Bullock, P. Stout, K. Webster, B. Bartoo. Row 1-C. Lundy, D. Baker, B. Moyer, B. Moyer, B. Harvey, R. Carpenter, l. Covert, C. Forness, D. Carpenter, J. Powell. Row 2-C. Lowe, M. Ross, R. Powell, E. Foster, B. Richmond, C. Bartoo, M. Lyman, K. Benson, L. Max- son, C. Powell. Row 3: D. Parker, A. Rogers, J. Arnold, L. Butts, R. Carpenter, S. Luce, K. Howard, E. Marsh, S. Covert, B. Short. Row 4-J. Morgan, L. Roberts, V. Faulkner, J. Emerson, C. Cook, R. Powell, S. Chapman. COMPLIMENTS OF Guernsey Products IHC. West State Hardware Inc Cuba, New York 512 W. State Street Phone: 968-1140 Olegn, New York Soccer ROW l-S. Moyer, J. Bullock, C. Mcfullough, D. Benedict, V. Rickicki, S. Robinson, D. Bessey. ROW 2:D. Besscy M Mit chell, M. Monroe, J. Lyman, S. Cook, R. Yates, C. Clemons. ROW 3-A. Loucks, T. Moyer, K. McCullough, M. Barkley E Turner, J. Barnes. Coach Karl. Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Richburg Good Luck Class Of '68,' Century Wholesale Supply Div. 521 Pine Street Olean, New York 14760 l Canaseraga 3 Rushford 2 Angelica 3 Belfast 0 Canseraga 2 Rushford l Angelica 4 Friendship 1 Belfast COMPLIMENTS OF 1 l 4 l 3 l 2 l 0 Heart's Delight Food Products Distributed By Scoville, Brown 84 Co. Wellsville, N. Y. Varsity Toll The Varsity Basketball Team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in recent years as the Bearcats compiled a 9-3 league record and overall 10-9 record playing one of the toughest schedules in the school's history. The starting tive are Rickicki, Dick, Bullock, Wilder, and Benedict who averaged 69 points a game while the opposition was limited to 60 points per game. Individual honors went to Van Rickicki and Jim Dick, First Team Allegany Class D All-Stars, and John Bullock and Joe Wilder, Second team selections. Highlights of the season were wins over Angelica and Canaseraga and a great comeback victory against Whitesville. The team made sectional berth for the first time in ten years and lost a hotly disputed game against league rival Belfast. Coach Dave Karl will miss the seniors. However, they shall not be forgotten as their four years of hard work and devotion have built a firm foundation for the basketball building program at Richburg. Thanks to the combined effort of coach and team. the basketball outlook for the future is bright indeed. Richburg 74 Friendship Richburg 68 Hinsdale Richburg 74 Rushford Richburg 62 Oswayo Valley Richburg 57 Canaseraga Richburg 57 Oswayo Valley Richburg 45 Angelica Richburg 82 Whitesville Richburg 63 Friendship Richburg 64 Belfast Richburg 88 Belmont Richburg 56 Hinsdale Richburg 74 Rushford Richburg 67 Canaseraga Richburg 73 Angelica Richburg 65 Whitesville Richburg 85 Belfast Richburg 86 Belmont Sectional Play-Off Game Richburg 61 Belfast Coach Karl, J. Dick, J. Wilder, J. Bullock, M. Barkley, S. Cook, D. Benedict, V. Rickicki, A. Weimcr V ' arslty Basketball 4 511 bf' .,.,3 sg' l l l THE STARTING FIVE. i Junior Varsity B Bennett, R. Yates, M. Mitchell, T. Whitcher, T. Neudeck, M. Monroe, T. Scott, D. Hurd, J. Lyman, S. Moyer, A. boucks C Clemons. Managers-L. Cook, T. Collins. The Junior Varsity team has displayed great potential in their performance this year. Even during this season, we have seen improvements as the players gained confidence through experience. Ted Whitcher led the scoring with a total of 216 points. We look forward to a good season next year as many of these boys move up to the varsity team. 139 V s ,. . 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