Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1983 volume:

n w We, the Class of 1983, dedicate this issue of The Quill to Mrs. Ora Jean Bullock: secretary, confidante and friend. The students who have known her during her twenty-seven years at Richburg have found her to be most efficient in the way she has handled the day-to-day operations of the Superintendent. Students have always found her to be a person in whom they can confide, a person to whom they can go for advice, a person who can be relied upon just to listen when things have not gone well. It is seldom that an entire school, faculty and students'alike can boast of one person upon whom all can re- ly. Such an individual is Mrs. Bullock to whom we dedicate this book with our best wishes for a happy retirement. She will be missed by all of us. 2 Tiible Contents Administration 4. Board of Education 6. Seniors m. Faculty and Staff Wk.. 20. Underclassmen 25. Elementary 37. Competitions 50. Activities 58. Acknowledgement 74. Ads 75. Ip' RICHBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL ANTHONY TOPORAS ASSISTANT TO SUPERINTENDENT R ICHBURG. NEW YORK 14774 PHONE: 716 928 1380 JOSEPH A AMORE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS C. ROBERT STOHR DISTRICT CLERK June 26, 1983 Dear Class of 1983: Your formal education at Richburg Central School is quickly drawing to a conclusion. As you approach your commencement, which is the beginning or start of your adult lives, take with you the knowledge, memories, friends and experiences of your Richburg years. With each of these ingredients add other things to come to a full grip and understanding of yourself, and the complicated society in which you live. Pursue whatever facet of life which particularly interests you at this young age. Take advantage of every situation and experience you encounter, and remember we can learn as much from our mistakes as directly from textbooks. Grow and mature into fine men and women and strive to leave your mark on society. Never forget R.C.S. and the foundations you acquired here. Be happy and learn when young, not when old, for learning is better than silver and gold. God bless each and everyone of you and may each of you attain whatever goal you have set for your- self in this life. Have a good life and keep in touch. For now I'll say so long because good-bye is too final. Sincerely Joseph A. Amore Superintendent s President Mr. Philip Barnes f Vice President Mr. B. James Piatt Trustee Mrs. Winnifred Putnam T rustee Mr. L. Maurice McCrea Trustee Mrs. Kathryn Griswold Clerk Mr. C. Robert Stohr KELLY LYNN AUSTIN RALPH BEAN “To dream is everything; to accomplish is reality.” “You are not responsible for the things that hap- pen to you, but you are responsible for what hap- pens when they do.” BRUCE BOWEN “Outdoor life, where man can be alone, but never lonely.” BRIAN DOUGLAS BREGE “Times change, and we change with them.’ 10 PAMELA JILL CADY Be yourself. That way nobody can tell you you’re doing it wrong. BRIAN CASS When you are ready to give someone a piece of your mind, make sure you can make it on what’s left. PAULA MARIE COLLING Let not the waves of the sea separate us now, and the years we have spent in our midst become a memory.” 11 MARK DUANE FAULKNER STACY JOLENNE GROVER “Experience is a hard teacher, she tests first and “Hope smiles on the threshold of the year to teaches afterward.” come, whispering that it will be happier.” 12 VICKIE LYNNE HARMON “If you see someone without a smile give him one of yours.’’ MARK A. LAWTON The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want ... Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever.” Psalms 23:1-6 THOMAS R.MAEDL “True dignity is never gained by place, and never lost when honors are withdrawn.” LEROY McGHEE “I ride to live and live to ride, but sometimes I get thrown.” 13 PAMME-JANE McGHEE “Forgetfulness leads to sorrow and captivity, Remembrance leads to joy and freedom.” REBECCA RIX “There's one thing worse than being alone: wishing you were.” MARK M. SISSON “Better late than never. TERRI ANNE STEINER “Worry little, study less, that’s my idea of happiness!” 14 NATHAN ROYCE VAN PATTEN DARREL WAYNE WILLIAMS This is the end of the beginning; go forth and “You grow up the day you have the first real conquer.” laugh at yourself.” 15 President Pamme McGhee Vice-President Paula Colling Secretary Kelly Austin Treasurer Pam Cady KELLY AUSTIN: NHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer: Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1; Softball 3, 4. RALPH BEAN: Marching Band; Soccer 1, 2. BRIAN BREGE: NHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Art Editor 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer: Vice President 2; Boys’ State 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE BOWEN: Basketball 1, 2. PAM CADY: NHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Class Officer: Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4. BRIAN CASS: Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1. PAULA COLLING: NHS 1, 2; Class Officer: Vice President 1, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Co-editor 4. JEANIE FAULKNER: Yearbook 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Soccer 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2. MARK FAULKNER: Student Council 1; Soccer 1; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1; Football 3. STACEY GROVER: Newspaper 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Co-editor 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer: President 3; Cheerleading 3, 4. RODNEY HAMILTON: Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Track 1, 2. MICHELLE HAMMOND: Marching Band 1. VICKIE HARMON: Marching Band 1, 2; Senior Band 1; Soccer 1. MARK LAWTON: Newspaper 2, 3; Marching Band 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. THOMAS R. MAEDL: Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 4; Baseball 2, 4. LeROY McGHEE: Yearbook 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Basketball 1, 3. PAMME McGHEE: Newspaper 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4, Co-editor 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Presidents’ Council: Treasurer 3; Class Officer: President 1, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. REBECCA RIX: Yearbook 4. MARK SISSON: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basektball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Track 1. TERRI STEINER: Yearbook 3, 4; Student Council 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Softball 1, 2, 3. 4. NATHAN VAN PATTEN: Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 1. 16 DARREL WILLIAMS: Track 2. I. Killy Austin, do bequeath to Dahel (Itch) to keep up the humor at softball garnet. I, Ralph Bean, do bequeath to Mike Herrington and Victor Clark the ability to keep their hair in order — to it lookt good' I. Brian Brege, do bequeath to my little” brother my ability to brown-note all the teachert and make them believe I'm in- nocent when I'm not! Good luck! You'll need it! I, Brian Brege, do bequeath to Laura, Rodney, Shawn and the rett of But 34 many more interetting but ridet home with “Sweatty Betty.” (I'll even throw in my front teat at no extra coat!) I, Brian Brege, do bequeath to the Ciatt of '84 a tuper tenior year. Go for it!” I, Pam Cady, do bequeath to Julie (Webbie) all my hourt of practicing and playing tportt. I hope you live through more of 'em than I did! I, Pam Cady, do bequeath to my titter, Beth, many good timet in high tchool. Make the beat of what you get kid! I, Pam Cady, do bequeath to next yeart SENIORS the beat of luck. Hope you have fun keeping up the ttereotype of being rotten! (In the teachert’ eyet!) I, Brian Cats, do bequeath to Mark Covert the ability of stay- ing warm while running through the drive-in on cold turn- mer nights. I, Brian Cass, do bequeath to Victor Clark how to be ttopped by the police when leatt expected. I, Brian Cass, do bequeath to upcoming membert of RBC the ability of having control of their ttomacht. I, Brian Cass, do bequeath to Mike Herrington the ability not to get tick on top of my car. I, Paula Colling, do bequeath to Mrt. Harkenrider my ability to get along with tome difficult people. I, Paula Colling, do bequeath to Chrit Rix and Tracy Reitman a tmile that will latt the whole day. I, Mark Faulkner, do bequeath to my brother, Pretton my ability to pronounce Chichicattenango” after taking three yeart of Spanith. I, Mark Faulkner, do bequeath to any of next yeart teventh grade guyt my potition at Bucko” to Mrt. Adamt. I, Rodney Hamilton, do bequeath to all future athletes of R.C.S. my ability to get along with Coach Evingham. I, Tom Maedl, do bequeath to Brad Clark many hard timet in Mrt. Adams' homeroom. I, Pam McGhee, (lopey) do bequeath to Beth Boyd (tail) to have fun finding more envelopes for her tails! I, Pam McGhee, do challenge the Richburg Marching Band to go to the next Worlds Fair wherever it it. I, Pam McGhee, do bequeath to Mr. Amore my entire stock in the McDonalds franchise, to you can eat all you want! I, Pam McGhee, do bequeath to Dawn Hammond tome of my self-confidence. I, Becky Rix, do bequeath to my titter all my fun timet at Richburg. I, Becky Rix, do bequeath to Lori Black my ability to ttay out of trouble. I, Becky Rix, do bequeath to Theresa Cowles my ability to make it to every party and not get butted — alto my ability to keep the whale out of bed. I, Mark Sisson, do bequeath to J.R. my ability to get my homework done in Mitt Palmers’ class. I, Mark Sisson, do bequeath to the Clast of '84 my ability to get great grades. I, Terri Steiner, do bequeath to my brother, Troy, my ability to lie about things and get away with it most of the time. I, Nathan Van Patten, do bequeath to my brother my ability to break rules and not get caught. Alto my ability to hand in book reports late and still get a good grade. I, Darrel Williams, leave my thinness to Denny and Jeff Pangburn. I, Darrel Williams, leave to all of the RBC members to have fun at all of the upcoming parties. We, Tom and Mark do bequeath to J.R. all the women in Allegany and Cattaraugus Counties. We, Terri Steiner and Pam Cady, do bequeath to the Junior soccer players an injury-less” season next fall! We hope the jinx” leaves with us. We, Nathan Van Patten, Brian Brege and Mark Faulkner, do bequeath to Eron, Denny, Preston and or Eric our ability to out run the unknown man, who lives at the end of the Col- liteum road, with a car. We, Kelly, Terri and Stacey, do bequeath to the girls on bus 31 our ability to put up with the boys. We, Kelly and Paula do bequeath to Kenny, Jeff, Tom and Denny many more successful years with Miss Palmer. We, the Class of 1983, hope the Class of 1984 will have the best SENIOR year ever!!! (Second to ours of course!!!) 17 MOST TALKATIVE Stacey Grover, Tom Maedl, Mark Lawton MOST ATHLETIC Pam Cady and Tom Maedl BEST DRESSED Pam McGhee, Brian Brege MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kelly Austin, Brian Brege MOST INTERESTING Mark Faulkner, Paula Colling 18 CLASS ARTISTS Kelly Austin and Brian Brege CLASS MUSICIANS Mark Sisson, Pam Cady and Pam McGhee FRIENDLIEST Kelly Austin, Pam McGhee, and Brian Brege QUIETEST Jeanie Faulkner and Nathan Van Patten CLASS CLOWNS Teri Steiner and Brian Cass 19 Row 1: Mrs. Rogers — Kindergarten; Miss Eckburg — First Grade; Mrs. Dubots, Mrs. Warren — Second Grade Row 2: Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Mogan — Third Grade; Mrs. Johnson — Fourth Grade; Mr. Conklin — Fifth Grade Row 3: Mr. Meyers — Fifth Grade, Mrs. Chester, Mr. Smith — Sixth Grade; Mrs. Maddison — Music Row 4: Mrs. Blocher, Mrs. McGraw — Reading; Mrs. Trapp — Art; Mrs. Ritchie — Aide 21 Row 1: Ms. Buckley, Mr. Toporas — Math; Mr. Gibbons — Science; Mr. Harris — Guidance Row 2: Mrs. Donahue. Mrs. Harkenrider — English; Mrs. Marsh, Mr. Umiker — History Row 3: Miss Palmer — Business; Mrs. Zeh — Home Economics; Mrs. Adams — Spanish; Mr. Bernard — Industrial Arts Row 4: Mr. Evingham, Miss VanSkiver — Phys. Ed.; Mr. Chadwick — Music; Mrs. Kuhn — Librarian 22 Row 1: Mrs. Bullock — Secretary to the Superintendent; Mrs. McElroy — Guidance Secretary; Mrs. Scott — Secretary; Mr. Stohr — District Clerk; Mrs. Carlin — Cafeteria Row 2: Mrs. Mascho — Cafeteria; Mrs. Mitchell — Cafeteria; Mrs. Turybury — Cafeteria Monitor; Mr. Goodliff — Custodian; Mr. Hawks — Custodian Row 3: BUS DRIVERS — Mr. Bean. Mrs. Best. Mr. Crawford. Mr. Hawks, Mr. Mitchell. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Webster Row 4: Mrs. Nagle — Nurse 23 i r OL. OR A 2 24 26 Row 1: D. Griswold, C. Hamilton, B. Howard. L. Kristy, E. Lananger. Row 2: J. Leonard, B. Man- ners, Y. Perkins, R. Powell, T. Reisman. Row 3: A. Rogers, S. Robinson, C. Seamon, M. Swanson, J. Webb. Absent: K. Wetherby. 27 28 30 31 Row 1: M. Barkley, M. Best, R. Best, S. Best, R. Blue. Row 2: L. Brown, B. Clark, P. Clark, V. Clark. B. Cross. Row 3: G. Dorett, D. Dunbar, S. Dunmire, S. Geisel, L. Griswold. Row 4: A. Gross, J. Hale, C. Hamilton, D. Hammond, M. Herrington. 32 Gradi a k % Row 1: B. Kyser, J. Lananger, P. Leonard, M. Locke, B. Mosher. Row 2: R. Orr. C. Osgood. D. Pangburn, E. Pierce, R. Pierce. Row 3: M. Putman, M. Richmond, S. Rickicki, J. Russel, D. Sakala. Row 4: L. Sharp, T. Steiner, S. Webb, L. Webster, P. Zelko. Absent: R. Stebbins. 33 Row 1: K. Bean, L. Brown, K. Clark, M. Cottet, J. Covert. Row 2: B. Doty, D. Duffy, N. Dunbar, N. Evans, S. Ev- ingham. Row 3: E. Faulkner, M. Fisk, J. Graham, K. Green, M. Grover. Row 4: J. Hale. 34 Row 1: A. Barnes, S. Burdick, T. Burdick. A. Childs. J. Clark. Row 2: J. Graves, S. Greene, J. Hammond, K. Harris, K. Hartigan Row 3: H. Herne, T. Howard, J. Jones, J. Jordan, S. Keech. Row 4: S. Knight, A. Lehman, R. Miller, J. Morton, J. Mullen. Row 5: N. Pangburn, K. Schultz, M. Schmitt, D. Thomas. R. Traux. Row 6: R. Vespucci, J. Welder. S. Amore E. Baldwin K. Baldwin J. Bell A. Childs M. Cross A. Doty S. Dunmire E. Elling J. Gaines M.Jones F. Knight L. Lananger E. Levia B. Little J. Lyman J. Lyman M.Pangburn E. Pastor T. Perkins W. Pierce J. Sherwood S. Sickle C. Smith R. Smith R. Stonemetz R.Truaz C. Whitcher P. Yates absent: R. Silsby 39 Row 1: A. Barkley, R. Burdick, B. Dorrett. Row 2: J. Everetts. A. Fetzer, B. Hatalla. Row 3: C. Lananger, K. Lockwood. A. McGill. Row 4: E. Miller, D. Shaner, C. Stocum. Row 5: S. Thurst, J. Vespucci, G. Warner. Row 1: P. Amore, J. Barnes, C. Carney. Row 2: A. Childs, E. Doty, J. Hartigan. Row 3: T. Howard, E. Hurd, E. Jones. Row 4: W. Knight, M. Lehman, C. Lepre. Row 5: B. Little, S. Robinson, J. Schmitt. Row 6: M Seamon, D. Snyder, J. Steiner. S. Baldwin S. Bean M. Best A. Burdick V. Dey T. Dick M.Evans G. Fancher S. Faulkner 0. Gaines S. Griswold M. Herrington E. Howard T. Leonard J. Lyman R. Mullen A. Pacer F. Pierce B. Worth 42 rasi iiii B. Barton W. Bean L Brown R. Carpenter T. Covert C. Everetts S. Faulkner B. Fisk W. Graves K. Greene M. Gross J. Hale W. Hoyer D. Jones K. Jones R. Lovell D. Lyman D. Miller K. Osgood C. Sakala D.Sharp T. Silsby C. Taylor J. Webster 44 H. Baldwin R. Baldwin C. Burdick T. Burroughs B. Cady M Calin J. Clark S. Greene J. Griswold B. Hatalla T. Little J. Loucks T. Mosher R. Plummer M. Putt C. Rickicki K. Richie T. Sisson 45 C. Barkley D. Clark S. Cowles A.Fancher A. Harris C. Knight K. Lockwood K. Lockwood B. Milne J. Richmond G. Robinson J. Silsby C. Stebbins T. Stocum L. Stonemetz M. Thurst T. Warner K. Webster 46 Row 1: A. Bean, M. Best, S. Best, R. Cottet, S. Evingham. Row 2: R. Gardner. M. Lananger, J. Lovell, S. Milne, A. Orr. Row 3: P. Pangburn, P. Perkins. J. Sherwood, L. Silsby, J. Snyder. Row 4: L. Speta, E. Warner, T. Zelko. Ptr' C. Austin A. Barton S. Childs V. Cross C. Everetts M.Fancher C. Fetzer M. Hatalla C. Jordan T. Kyser J. Locke A. Lockwood C. Lyman S. Milne N. Seamon C. Sisson C. Speta S. Volpe Row 1: S. Best. C. Rix, S. Evingham. T. Reisman, J. Leonard. D. Griswold. B. Howard. Row 2: T. Steiner. T. Carlin, M. Best, A. Barnes, J. Webb. L. Webster. Row 3: T. Childs, C. Seamon, L. Baldwin, L. Kristy, Coach VanSkiver. 51 Row 1: R. Best, D. Dunmire. C. Hamilton, D. Cornelius, B. Mosher, K. Austin. M. Lawton, N. VanPatten. Row 2: D. Dunbar, D. Foster, R. Dennis, B. Brege, J. Robinson, T. Swanson, D. Brege. D. Pangburn. Row 3: Coach Evingham, M. Sisson, S. Dunmire, D. Kennedy, S. Love, T. Maedi, J. Covert, B. Manners, M. Covert, M. Swanson, D. Faulkner. R. Orr. 52 Left to Right: J. Leonard, A. Barnes. D. Duffy, S. Robinson, S. Ev ingham, B. Dunmire, P. McGhee, S. Grover, P. Cady. C. Rix, S. Cottet, J. Volpe. Mascot: D. Griswold. 53 First Row: B. Mosher, Coach Kratts, D. Cornelius, C. Harmon. Back Row: M. Geisel. D. Fisk, D. Sharp, M. Herrington, P. Pangburn, L. Brown. Junior MigrEi Bottom Row: L. Brown, R. Stebbins, E. Faulkner, S. Evingham, J. Robinson, C. Hamilton, K. Osgood. Back Row: C. Osgood, J. Hamilton. R. Orr, P. Zelko, L. Griswold. Missing: Coach Harris. 54 Left Row: C. Rix, mgr; R. Paukstela. J. Leonard, T. Smith, T. Carlin, D. Griswold; capt , P. Cornelius. Right Row: L. Kristy; co-capt., C. Seamon, S. Evingham, T. Childs, Coach Brewer. Row 1: Coach Evingham, J. Robinson. B Manners. M Covert. D. Kyser. M. Swanson. K. Austin. J. Worth. Row 2: M. Sisson. L. Brown. P Barnes. S. Dunmire. R. Dennis. E. Crooks. T. Swanson, D. Brege, J. Barkley, D. Cornelius. Row 1: M. Loche. S. Faulkner, S. Robinson. J. Webb, J. Leonard, T. Steiner, K. Austin, A. Barnes. Row 2: K. Austin, Coach Harris. B. Howard. D. Griswold. C. Seamon, K. Kristy, L. Kristy. S. Evingham. T. Childs. P. Cady. Coach Coats. 57 Members: P. McGhee M. Loche Y. Perkins S. Evingham P. Faulkner S. Evingham F.H.A. New York State Officer Michael Fisk attended the National F.H.A. Convention in Atlanta, Ga. Boys’ State Representative Brian Brege 59 Front Row: D. Hammond, R. Powell, M. Richmond, K. Austin. A. Feaster. M. Hammond. Back Row: M. Prentice, L. Baldwin, L. Black, C. Thurst. Row 1: S. Cottet, C. Cottet, Y. Perkins, C. Hamilton. Row 2: L. Bean. M. Best, Mrs. Zeh; Ad- visor, B. Cross, S. Best, M. Put- man, M. Prentice. Row 3: L. Sharp, D. Hammond, D. Clark. L. Black. M. Fisk. R. Powell, C. Thurst. 60 B. Brege L. Kristy Row 1: P. Faulkner, C. Rlx, Mr� . Donahue; Advisor, D. Duffy, M. Barkley. Row 2; S. Evingham. M. Loche. P. Leonard, B. Boyd. Row 3: D. Fisk. M. Geisel, P. Perkins, P. Zelko, E. Boyd. 61 Seventh Grade: President: S. Evingham Vice-President: E. Faulkner Secretary: J. Robinson Treasurer: N. Vespucci Advisors: Mrs. Marsh Eighth Grade: President: M. Loche Vice-President: P. Leonard Secretary: B. Cross Treasurer: P. Zelko Advisors: Ms. Buckley, Mrs. Zeh Ninth Grade: President: S. Evingham, Vice-President: L. Black, Secretary: B. Boyd, Treasurer: R. Paukstela. Advisors: Mrs. Donahue, Mrs. Trapp 62 Tenth Grade: President: P. Faulkner Vice-President: B. Dunmire Secretary: D. Hammond Treasurers: L. Baldwin, S. Silsby Advisors: Mr. Evingham, Mr. Bernard Eleventh Grade: President: Y. Perkins Vice-President: D. Griswold Secretary: B. Howard Treasurers: J. Leonard, T. Reisman Advisors: Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Harkenrider Twelfth Grade: President: P. McGhee Vice-President: P. Colling Secretary: K. Austin Treasurer: P. Cady Advisors: Mrs. Adams, Mr. Harris 63 Row 1: P. Cady, P. McGhee. L. Kristy, B. Howard, S. Evingham, M. Loche, K. Austin, S. Grover. Row 2: D. Duffy, B. Cross. L. Webster, L. Sharp, A. Barnes. B. Boyd. Row 3: M. Herrington, L. Bean. M. Herrington, D. Webster, N. Evans. Row 4: T. Carlin, S. Webb, T. Jordan, P. Zelko, J. Pangburn, E. Boyd. K. Austin, B. Kyser, M. Putman, S. Evingham, E. VanPatten, M. Her- rington, P. Faulkner. P. Perkins, M. Lawton, Mr. Chadwick. .11 Mark Sisson, trumpet 64 Row 1: M. Herrington. K. Bean, T. Kyser. M. Hataila. S. Rickicki, T. Zelko, C. Jordan. N. Evans. Row 2: E. VanPatten. S. Evingham. C. Lyman, Mr. Chadwick. D. Webster. 65 LLh“! ' B„ Dunmlrf’ T_ “aedl’ D Griswold, B. Mosher, I. McGhee, R. Cady, C. Hamilton. N. Dunbar, B Warner. S. Evingham, D. D Clark P Faulk™ P rh on- , ° ammond- Waster, M. Herrington. K. Mosher, J. Leonard. T Relsman. hnrJ u' u F , j “cGh e;JDenni ' A Barnev 8 Bo d- L Krl ‘y- c Seamon, E. VanPatten. P, Perkins. R Blue. K Witten T ca'rlTn s w. B d f dST° cDunbar' M Si”° . K S. Evingham. E. Boyd. P. Barnes. S. Dunmire. L Baldwin. T. Carlin. S. Webb. R. Powell. K. Austin, T. Swanson. D. Kyser, S. Grover, M. Herrington, T. Fisk, S. Faulkner, L. Black, S Kennedy 66 68 J. Faulkner, T. Steiner, R. Rix, T. Reisman, J. Webb. N. VanPatten. R. Powell, B. Howard, P. McGee. K. Austin, P. Colling. S. Grover, P. Cady. T. Childs, L. Kristy. A. Rogers. M. Fisk, B. Brege, T. Cowles. D. Dunbar, Mrs. Blocher, Mrs. Brewer, Advisors. We the members of the 1982-83 Quill, wish to thank Mr. Michael Gibbons for all his expertise in the field of photography. Thank You Mr. Gibbons!!! Sitting: P. McGee. D. Dunbar, K. Austin. P. Cady. L. Bean. T. Cowles. L. Kristy. J. Webb. J. Leonard. Standing: N. VanPat- ten. S. Robinson, Y. Perkins. S. Grover, D. Griswold. Mrs. Harkenrider; Advisor, B. Howard. A. Rogers. T. Childs, T. Reisman. P. Faulkner, M. Fisk. 70 We, the Class of 1983, want to make this acknowledgement to show our appreciation for the time you, Mrs. Adams and Mr. Harris, have given to us in all of our activities. We want to thank you for your faithfulness with us in good times (the trip), bad times (remember the skating party?), and the in between times (the fair)! We also want to thank you for the help, guidance and understanding you’ve shown us through our high school years. We hope that your future classes will have as many interesting” times as we have shared with you. Good luck and thanks a lot!!! 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Union St., Olean, N.Y. 372-6823 John Ash Cleaners 316 W. State St., Olean, N.Y. HOLCOMB JORDAN HILTON AGENCY INSURANCE Complete Insurance Protection 59 Boss St. Bolivar, N.Y. 24Vj S. Main St. Portville, N.Y. 14770 928-2060 Phone — 933-8137 73 Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations RICHBURG FACULTY Class of 83 CARPET TOWN, INC. ASSOCIATION Olean Wellsville, N.Y. DID YOU KNOW? • Many storm written by Olean. 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