Richburg Central School - Quill Yearbook (Richburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1987 volume:

THE QUILL TABLE OF CONTENTS Memorials ................... 2 Administration .............. 3 Retirements ................. 6 Faculty 7 Seniors ..................... 15 Classes .....................35 Grades....................... 41 Activities ..................55 Athletics ...................65 Advertising .................75 MEMORIALS Last June, former mathematics teacher Mr. Anthony Toporas passed away Mr. T .” as he was fondly called, was an educator throughout his entire life His wife died in the early 1970's; and Mr. T. taught his three daughters Elainey, Elizabeth, and Joantha — to be compassionate and confident in their abilities His daughters were inspired by his drive to learn as much as possible: Elainey became a physical education teacher, and Elizabeth attended Rochester Institute of Tech nology and Cornell University. Mr Toporas worked at Turbodyne for several years before coming to R.C.S. in 1967. Throughout the years, he patiently worked with students on their math skills. He also was a class advisor and assisted four superintendents. Though Mr T had officially retired from the teaching profession, he never retired as a teacher. He was teaching remedial math at Scio Central School at the time of his death. Students and staff members will always remember Mr. T.'s whistling in the hall and his favorite saying: Scooby-Dooby- Doo. In the morning he would an- nounce that day's menu as The Hillbottom Cuisine ; in the afternoon, he would sing on the p.a. system, The buses are leaving. Goodby; goodbye. The buses are leaving, let's fly; let's fly! Those who worked with Mr Toporas will always be grateful for the effect he had on their educatinal growth and on their lives. MR. ANTHONY TOPORAS On October 28, 1986, former-student Thomas Howard died. Tom achieved many goals while he was a student at R.C.S. He loved sports and played soccer and basketball for four years. He also wrote sports articles for the school newspaper. Tom was a talented musician and performed in the concert and marching bands. He was also selected for the Senior All-County Band and performed in the Solo Festival. Tom was a leader and was elected class president during his sophomore and senior years and class vice-president during his freshman and junior years. He was also co-editer of the yearbook during his senior year. A naturally bright individual, Tom was a diligent student. He was inducted into the Junior National Honor Society and National Honor Society. He received the Baush and Lomb Science Award and was valedictorian of his class. No one will forget Tom's poignant graduation speech. Tom had a wonderful sense of humor and influenced many people's lives. He will remain Always a Friend . A true friend unbosoms freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends courageously, and continues a friend unchangeably . . Death cannot kill what never dies. Nor can spirits ever be divided that love and live in the same Divine Priniciple. This is the comfort of friends, that though they may be said to die, yet their friendship and society are. in the best sense, ever present, because immortal. ' William Penn THOMAS HOWARD 2 Memorials vioiivai SINIIAIQV To The Class of 1987: This yearbook Is as It has been In the past a memory book for you the Senior Class of 1987. It provides a place where In future years you can reflect back to the good times and happy days that vou spent here at Fichburg Central School. You will remember friends, situations and events that took place over the last 13 years: the good times and the sad times. Your education here at Richburg Central School is over now. However, hopefully, you will be able to use the knowledge, ethics, self-discipline and morals you have been exposed to while in attendance here to make your life long and productive. Life will present new problems for you to face each day. You will have many choices to make in how to deal with these situations. If you face these problems with the following thoughts in your mind, I am sure that you will be able to attack the next situation you are confronted with with your head held high. Ask yourself how will my decision affect mv future, my family, my friends, my fellow citizens? Have I looked at not only the short term but also the long term effects of my decision? The staff and faculty wish you a happy, productive and distinguished life. I leave you with these words written in 1911 bv P.S. Reinecke: And when our work is done Our course on earth has run. May it be said, 'Well done Be thou at peace.' Sincerely in Education, CujL v d. Robert L. Klucik Superintendent ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION: Robert Stohr. Jerry Sisson, Winnifred Putnam, Kathryn Griswold, William Locke, Philip Barnes Absent: L. Maurice McCrea Mr Stohr, District Treasurer Mrs. Ueblhear, Deputy Clerk Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Grover, Secretaries Administration 5 RETIREMENTS Mrs. Eva Rae McElroy retired last Fall after twenty years of service to Richburg Central School Mrs. McElroy worked at The Citizens National Bank and First Trust Union Bank before becoming a full-time employee at R.C.S. She worked as an aide with Mrs. Ellabelle Monihan before assuming duties as the full-time guidance secretary. Mrs McElroy was guidance secretary for Mrs Elizabeth Lee, Mrs Ruth Young Mr Stanley Harris, and Miss Betty Pappas during her years of service She provided invaluable assistance to hundreds of students as she made their appoint- ments, gave them financial aid forms, and helped them fill out various form . In addition to these duties, Mrs McElroy was the tax collector and attendance officer. Each year she set up the attendance registers and kept track of thousands of excuses. Even if Mrs. McElroy was at home ill. she kept up with her myriad duties. Not only was Mrs. McElroy a conscientious worker, but she also was a selfless, considerate person. No matter if it was raining or snowing, Mrs. McElroy would go to the bank in Bolivar each day to deposit cafeteria money. She never felt inconvenienced if others asked her to get a card or medicine while she was downtown. She typed resumes and letters for others and even reminded some of her bosses of their anniversaries! Because she saw the good in people, she inspired others to also. We’ll miss seeing Mrs. McElroy's expression of joy as she walked her grandchil- dren down the hall at school. Though she won’t be smiling at us whenever we walk by the guidance office, we ll always feel her presence. MRS. EVA RAE McELROY Mr Robert Umiker retired unceremoniously in June after teaching social studies at R.C.S. for 28 years. Mr. Umiker began his career at Smethport Central School before coming to Richburg. While here, he helped students in many ways. He chaperoned senior trips and directed plays. He also coached basketball for several years. During his tenure, he was vice-principal under two principals Students will always remember the assistance Mr Umiker gave them while preparing for the history regents—and while preparing for life. There weren't many days when he didn't have a philosophical quotation written on the black- board or posted on the doors of his room His immeasurable knowledge benefited both students and staff members. Mr Umiker never called attention to his efforts, but we would like to wish him good luck during his retirement and let him know how much we appreciate the time and work he devoted while nurturing students. MR. ROBERT UMIKER 6 Retirements o inovd ry HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Adams. Spanish; Mrs. Kellogg, Latin Mrs. Harkenrider, Mrs. Donahue; English Mr. Harris, Mr. Gibbons; Science Mr. Lyon. Mrs. Marsh; Social Studies Mrs. Palmiter, Miss Buckley; Math 8 Faculty Mrs. Cleveland; Home Economics Miss LaMarche. Business SPECIAL AREA FACULTY Mr Evingham, Miss VanSkiver, Physical Education Mrs Morris, Art, Mr Bernard, Industrial Arts Miss Anderson, Instrumental Music; Mrs. Weaver, Elementary Vocal Music Mrs Nicholson, Resource Room Miss Garmon, Librarian Mrs Kellogg, Mrs. Dubots, Mrs. Minnemeyer. Reading FacuIty 9 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Saltsman and Miss Eckburg, Third grade Mr. Pruch and Mrs. Johnson, Fourth grade Mrs. Chester and Mrs. Rogers, Kindergarten j Mrs. Warren, Second grade; Miss LaRose and Mrs. Baker, First grade 10 Faculty Mr Conklin, Sixth grade; Mr Meyers, Fifth grade SPECIAL SERVICES Ms. Ritchie, Computer aide Mrs Putnam, Library aide Mrs. Johnson, Nurse Mrs Turybury, aide Mrs. Evans, Foster grandparent Mrs Baldwin, aide i Miss Hilliman. Speech Miss Lawrence, Psychologist Mrs Barone. Nurse Faculty 11 SPECIAL SERVICES First Row: Mr. Crawford, Bus Mechanic; Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Rhodes, Second Row: Mr Grayson, Mr. Cherre, Bus Drivers Mrs. Webster, Bus Driver Mrs. Best, Bus Driver 12 Faculty SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS ARTISTS: Regina Blue, Dan Dunbar HAPPY-GO-LUCKY: Debbie Hammond, Shane Dunmire MOST TALKATIVE: Shelia Best. Brad Clark MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Pelle Leonard. Paul Zelko 16 Senior MOST ATHLETIC: Melissa Locke, Craig Hamilton MATTHEW I. BARKLEY Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we ll find these are the best of times.'' -STYX MICHELLE H. BEST Love is a freedom; yet, a responsibility. REGINA MARIE BLUE Success is failure turned inside out The silver lining in a cloud of doubt. So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit. It's when things seem their worst that you mustn't quit!''. Senior 17 SHEILA MARIE BEST One lives in the hope of becoming a memory.'' YOU'VE COME A 18 Senior BRADLEY CLARK I didn't invent sin. I just perfected it. DANIEL J. DUNBAR Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else. BRANDI CROSS STRAWSER A fellow who doesn't have any tears, doesn't have any heart. SHANE R. DUNMIRE I've never loved another person the way I love myself. 20 Senior STEPHEN GEISEL CRAIG HAMILTON School is the gateway to knowledge. (Ha-Ha Just kidding.) Those of us who don't do homework are just as smart as those who do But those of us who don't do homework have less to do than those who do. DEBRA LYNN HAMMOND PELLE LORRAINE LEONARD The face is the mirror of the mind; and eyes, without speaking, confess the secrets of the heart All things come to him who waits-provided he knows what he is waiting for. Senior 21 MELISSA SUE LOCKE ROBERT K. ORR The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt in the heart. My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. CORY D. OSGOOD JOEDIE RUSSELL A great deal of what we see depends on what we are looking for. May the dreams you dream today be the joys you enjoy tomorrow 24 Senior DALE SAKALA LYNDA SHARP Let's Do It Success is the reward of anyone who looks for trouble. DANA STRAWSER BRADLEY SCOTT WEBB You have to learn how to live in the moment and enjoy it. — Mick Jagger I see my future at the rainbows end Happy hours . . . timeless friends . . . And if I ever chance to find my way rest assured 1 will stay. Senior 25 Billy Squier LINDA L. WEBSTER PAUL D. ZELKO 'The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step.'' We re all the same, all is gone. Still I live and carry on. Don't look back, but think of me You can't come back, you're flyin' free. We ll meet again, fly away. • Thunderbird' Quiet Riot SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS MUSICIANS: Melissa Locke, Paul Zelko QUIETEST: Linda Webster, Matt Barkley CLASS CLOWNS: Debbie Hammond, Shane Dunmire FRIENDLIEST: Robby Orr, Brandi Strawser BEST DRESSED: Melissa Locke. Scott Webb Senior 33 SENIOR DIRECTORY Matthew I. Barkley Yearbook Staff-4; Senior Band-1; Junior National Honor Society-7, 8,1; J.V. Basketball-1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball-4; National English Merit Award; Boys' State Representative. Michelle H. Best Library Club-1, 2; F.H.A.-l; Yearbook Staff-3, 4; Student Council Mem- ber-3, 4; Class Vice-President-2; Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Soccer Player Award-1; Softball-1, 2, 3. Sheila Marie Best Soccer-8, 1; Cheerleading-4. Regina Marie Blue Library Club-1, 2; F.H.A.-l, 2; Yearbook Staff-3, 4; Senior Band-1; Soc- cer-4; Basketball-2; Cheerleading-3, 4. Hugh O'Brian Leadership Award. Bradley John Clark Student Council Representative-3; Soccer-1, 4; Baseball-3, 4; Allegany County Soccer All-Stars-4. Daniel J. Dunbar Yearbook-4. Shane Ronald Dunmire Yearbook-4; Class Vice-President-4; Soccer-8, 1, 3, 4; Allegany County Soccer All-Stars-3, 4. Stephen H. Geisel Yearbook Staff-4; Marching Band-2, 3, 4; National English Merit Award; Junior National Honor Society-8, 1. Craig Hamilton Soccer-8, 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball-1, 2; Varsity Basketball-3; Baseball-8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer MVP-3; Outstanding Athlete Award-3; Allegany Coun- ty Soccer All-Stars-2, 3, 4; Allegany County Baseball All-Stars-2, 3, 4; New York State Section V Final Came MVP-2. Debra Lynn Hammond Library Club-1; Newspaper Staff-2; Senior Band-1, 2 Marching Band-7, 8, 1, 2; Class Treasurer-1; Class Secretary-4; Cheerleading-2, 4; Cheer- leading Captain-4. Pelle L. Leonard Newspaper Staff-2; Yearbook Staff-3, 4; Yearbook Co-Editor-4; Class Vice-President-1; Class Treasurer-2, 3, 4; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Jr. National Honor Society-7, 8, 1; Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4; Captain-4; Varsity Basketball-2, 3, 4; Softball-8,1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading-2; Allegany County Softball All-Stars-2; Allegany County Basketball All-Stars-3; Bausch and Lomb Science Award; National English Merit Award; National Journalism Award; Article in Who:s Who Among American High School Students. Melissa Sue Locke Newspaper Staff-2; Yearbook Staff-3, 4; Senior Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Co-Editor-4; Band Officer-2, 3, 4; Marching Band-7, 8, I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council-1; Class President-1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. National Honor Society-7, 8. 1; National Honor Society-2, 3, 4; Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4; Captain-4; Varsity Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Softball-8, 1, 2, 3. 4; Allegany County Soccer All- Stars-4; All-County Band-2, 3, 4; All-State Band-4; National English Merit Award; National Jouralism Award; Article in Who's Who Among American High School Students. Robert K. Orr Yearbook Staff-2, 4; Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball-4; J.V. Basket- ball-1, 2, 3; Best Defensive Player for Basketball Trophy-3; Jr. National Honor Society-7, 8. Cory Douglas Osgood J.V. Basketball-1, 2; Varsity Baketball-3, 4; Baseball-2, 3, 4; Basketball Trophies: Most Rebounds-1, 2, 3; Leading Scorer-2; Richburg Tourna- ment MVP-3. Joedie Russell Soccer-4; National English Merit Award. Dale J. Sakala Soccer-3, 4. Lynda A. Sharp Soccer-1, 2, 3. Brandi Lorraine Strawser Senior Band-1, 2; Marching Band-1, 2; Class Secretary-1, 2, 3; National Honor Society-2, 3. 4; Jr. National Honor Society-7, 8.1; Soccer-8,1,2, 3; Softball-8, 1, 2; Cheerleading-1, 2, 3; National English Merit Award, National Journalism Award. Dana Strawser Wrestling-8. 1, 2; Football-8, 1, 2; Bradley Scott Webb Senior Band-1; Marching Band-7, 8 1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer-1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball-1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball-4. Linda L. Webster Yearbook-4; Senior Band-1, 2, 4; Band Treasurer-4; Marching Band-1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer-8, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-2, 3, 4; Softball-8, 1. 2. 3, 4; Best Defensive Soccer Player Trophy-3. Paul D. Zelko Yearbook Staff-4; Senior Band-1, 3, 4; Band Officer-4; Marching Band- 1, 3, 4; Student Council Representative-4; Class Vice-President-3; Na- tional Honor Society-2, 3, 4, Jr. National Honor Society-7, 8,1; Soccer-2, 3, 4; Captain-3, 4; J.V. Basketball-1; Varstiy Basketball-2, 3, 4; Captain- 4; Soccer Acknowledgements; Allegany County All-Stars; Exceptional Senior Came; Rookie of the Year Award-2; Outstanding Defensive Player Trophy-3; Basketball-Most Dedicated Player Award-2; Most Coachable-3; National English Merit Award; Youth Leadership and Service Award. 34 Senior JUNIORS D. Barth B. Doty D. Duffy N. Dunbar N. Evans S. Evingham E. Faulkner M. Fisk J. Graham S. Graves K. Greene M. Grover M. Herrington M. Herrington D. Kennedy L. Keukelarr D. Miller K. Osgood K. Putt J. Robinson C. Skiver E. Van Patten D. Webster K. Wittenburg 36 Classes SOPHOMORES C. Austin D. Baiisteri A. Barton A Bean M Burdick V. Cross S. Evingham M. Fancher M. Hatalla T. Hurd K. Jablonski C. Jordan M Lananger J. Lochte J. Locke A. Lockwood S. Milne S. Milne A Orr P Pangburn P. Perkins J. Rhodes N. Seamon J. Sherwood L. Silsby C. Sission C. Speta S. Volpe E. Warner Classes 37 FRESHMEN H. Baldwin R. Baldwin C. Barkley T. Brown C. Burdick D. Burdick T. Burroughs B. Cady M. Calin S. Cowles A. Fancher 1. Flateau S. Greene J. Griswold R- Hatalla M.Johnson J. Loucks T. Mosher R Plummer J. Richmond K. Ritchie J. Robinson J. Silsby T. Sisson J. Sherwood L. Speta T. Stocum L. Stonemetz M. Thurst T. Warner ABSENT L. Jablonski T. Little R. Nelson 38 Classes EIGHTH GRADE W Barton L. Brown A Burdick R. Carpenter S. Faulkner R. Fisk W. Graves K. Greene J. Haberer A Harris S. Hurd C. Johnson D. Jones C. Lemaster K. Lockwood K. Lockwood D. Lyman R Milne K Osgood M Putt W. Riblett C. Sakala D. Sharp T. Silsby C. Stebbins A. Taylor J Webster K. Webster T. Zelko Classes 39 SEVENTH GRADE S. Baldwin S. Bean W Bean L. Brown A. Burdick L. Burdick L. Carney T. Clark T. Covert M. Dorrett V. Dey T. Dick M. Evans G. Fancher S. Faulkner L. Fisk W. Green S. Griswold B Hadden J. Hale C. Hamilton D. Heary M. Herrington E. Howard M. Hoyer W. Hoyer M. Johnson S. Kennedy T. Leonard T Little C. Loucks J. Lyman D. Miller H. Mullen R Mullen R Russell D. Schiffer S. Silsby T. Smith W. Smith S. Whitcher B. Worth 40 Classes GRAD SIXTH GRADE Mr. Conklin Mrs. Stewart A. Barkley J. Barnes A. Bucher C. Carney A. Childs B. Dorrett E. Doty K. Farwell E. Hurd E. Jones M Kameck M. Lehman K. Lockwood A. MacGill E. Miller M. Miller R. Nunmaker A. Pacer S. Reid S. Robinson J. Schmitt D. Shaner A. Sisson T. Stives K. Stocum T. Stonemetz Th p J. Vespucci G. Warner J. Webster M. Whaley 42 Grades GRADE 5 Mr Myers E. Baldwin K. Baldwin A. Cherre A. Childs M. Crooks M. Cross A. Doly S. Dunmire E. Elling D. Farwell B Hatalla R. Haug S. Heary T. Hicks R. Hughes J. Jablonski L. Lananger E. Levia D. Marble E. Neudeck L. Nicholson T. Perkins D. Rhodes R. Silsby C. Smith J. Steiner R. Stonemetz R. Truax P Yates P Yates ABSENT B Little Classes 43 FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Johnson Miss McNeil J Bell G. Bliss T. Burdick J. Cwiklinski J. Graves S. Greene K. Harris J. Ingraham J. Irvin C. Lemaster J. Lyman J. Mullen N. Pangburn R. Smith R. Truax C. Whaley No picture available - Brandon Little Bring on the turkey! 44 Grades FOURTH GRADE Mr Pruch A. Barnes S. Burdick A. Childs J. Clark M. Farwell C. Hurd R. Irvin D. Jablonski J. Jones J. Lyman D. Marble P. Nicholson M. Pangburn M. Schmitt K. Schultz T. Sherwood R. Vespucci Crades 45 THIRD GRADE Miss Eckburg J. Barrett J Blauvelt A. Brown S. Cardwell R Chind M. Faulkner K. Greene K. Hamilton C. Jablonski The best thing to spend on children is your time. J. Johnson S. Keech S. Lananger A. Lehman C. Lemaster B. Loucks R. Miller R Nunamaker H. Putnam V. Smith 46 Grades THIRD GRADE Mrs Brewer Miss Gannon D. Adams E. Coveny M Ellin S Harris M J. Natalia N Heary A. Howard E. Johnson T. Morris C. Neudeck S. Noyes R. J. Patterer A. Putnam Guess Who? P. Schiffer Y. Scott A. Shelley D. Sherwood J. Sisson L. Smith Grades 47 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Warren Miss Oreson J. Baldwin M Bean C. Bell T. Burdick T. Carpenter M. Cherre C. Coveny D. Dixon J. Gilliland E. Hatalla J Haug R. Hurd J. Ingraham T. Ingraham S. Irvin E. Johnson J. Lynch B. Murray P. Pacer A. Poweska A. Powley S. Reid T. Sisson F. Speta R. Stonemetz H. Yates R. Yates M. Zilker 48 Grades FIRST GRADE All of us learn to write in the First grade . . . most of us go on to greater things. Mrs Baker D. Butts R Foskolos B Faulkner C Green E. Hurd Q. Irvin J King T Morris R Patterer T. Randolph S. Reid A Rhodes D. Rhodes E. Russell R. Truax Z. Ueblhear Grades 49 FIRST GRADE Miss La Rose J. Blauvelt J. Bullock B Burdick D Dick M. tiling B. Gilliland L. Green P Lanangcr D. Layfield S. See D. Perkins J. Putnam J. Putman T. Schlenker S. Sherwood L. Smith J. Stives 50 Grades KINDERGARTEN M rs. Rogers D Bickford A. Captain A. Faulkner D. Faulkner B Greene R. Hoyer S. Lananger N. Lehman T Ray D. Robinson M. Schryver M. Scott S. Stonemetz B. Tarr K. Walsh M. Zilker School is a family affair. s 51 Mrs. Chester S. Adams J. Barnes J. Barnes J. Blue A Brownell C. Clark M. Collins R. Foskolos A. Hannold M. Howard M. Ingraham T. Jordan S. Lananger A. Powley M. Reid J. Sisson C. Speta KINDERGARTEN RESOURCE ROOM HOMEROOM Friends helping friends. Grades 53 CLASS SENIORS: C. Harkenrider, Advisor: M Locke, President; P Leonard, Treasurer; S. Dun- mire. Vice President; D. Ham- mond. Secretary. SOPHOMORES J Locke, President. C Austin, Vice President; S. Volpe, Treasurer. V. Cross. Secretary, K Brewer. M Gibbons, Advisors. GRADE EIGHT S. Faulkner, President; D. Jones, Vice President; B Fisk Secretary; K Buckley, L. Marsh, Advisors; Absent: D. Sharp, Treasurer. 56 Activities OFFICERS FRESHMEN C Barkley. Secretary B Cady. Treasurer; T. Sission. Presi- GRADE SEVEN: T. Leonard. Treasurer; S. Faulkner. Secretary; J dent. S Greene. Vice President. LaMarche. Advisor; M. Dorrett, President. D. Miller. President; N. Kellogg. Advisor. Activities 57 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N. Evans, J. Locke, M. Herrington, C. Austin, M Hatalla, S. Geisel, P. Leonard, P Zelko, M Locke. JR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY M. Dorrett, E. Howard, S. Faulkner, D. Sharp, V. Dey, C. LeMaster, T. Leonard. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Front Row: M Barkley, P. Zelko; Back Row: M Locke. P Leonard. 58 Activities YEARBOOK Seated M Locke and P Leonard, Co-editors, Ruffy, the Mascot; M Best. Lay-Out Editor; Standing; M Herrington and S. Volpe, Lay-out; M Natalia, Business Manager; M Barkley and R. Orr, Lay-out. Absent-S. Craves A Lonely Editor Advertising and Sales; E. VanPatten, S. Ceisel, S. Webb. M. Natalia, L. Silsby, M. Locke. A Orr. S. Evingham. M Best, P Leonard. R Blue. R. Orr, M Barkley. P Ne Vear s Edi,or? Zelko, C Osgood, J Robinson. D. Dunbar Absent-L. Webster A little help from a friend. Advisors; Mrs. Palmiter and Mrs. Kellogg. Activities 59 SENIOR BAND First Row M. Evans. C. Jordan, M. Locke, T Sisson, S. Faulkner, B Cady; Second Row: V. Dey, T Warner. T. Leonard. C. Barkley. M Herrington, B Milne, K. Lockwood. K Lockwood, S. Faulkner; Third Row: S. Evingham, E. Van Patten, M Herrington. J. Lyman. J. Loucks, M Hatalla, K Jab- lonski, L. Fisk, C. Speta, W. Graves, L. Brown, Fourth Row: S. Evingham, P. Zelko, K Osgood. BAND OFFICERS ALL-COUNTY ALL-STATE M. Locke, Pres.; P. Zelko, Vice Pres.; T. Sisson, Sec.; B. Cady, C. Jordan, C. Barkley, Librarians; Absent-L. Webster, Treas. Jr. High All-County: S. Faulkner, T. Sisson, B. Cady, C. Barkley. Center: All-State. M. Locke. ' % 60 Activities JUNIOR BAND Row 1: L. Brown J. Webster, B Hadden, C. Hamilton. A. Childs, D. Shaner, R Mr. Reynolds; Row 2: T. Stonemetz, B Hatalla. D. Farwell, T. Dick. S. Faulkner, J. Schmitt, K. Lockwood; Row 3: E. Doty. L. Fisk, T. Stives. M Evans. V. Dey, S. Baldwin, J. Barnes; Row 4 C. Loucks, J. Lyman, M Herrington, M. Whaley. ALL- COUNTY SENIOR BAND: M. Hatalla, M. Locke, E. VanPatten. ELEMENTARY CHORUS: A. Childs, T. Stives. M. Lehman ELEMENTARY CHORUS STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: E. Faulkner, V. President; P. Zelko, President; M Best, Treasurer; B. Doty, Secretary; Second Row: J. Lyman, V. Dey, L. Silsby, T. Brown, J. Silsby, S. Hurd, A. Burdick; Advisor, Mr. Harris. F. H. A. First Row: L. Silsby, C. Hamilton. S. Silsby, A. Orr, M. Lananger, Second Row: P. Perkins, S. Graves; Advisors, Miss LaMarche. Mrs. Cleveland. BOY'S STATE Matthew Barkley 64 Activities First row: A. Childs, M. Faulkner, K. Webster, C. Loucks, W. Bean, H. Mullen, T. Mosher, V. Dey, T. Sisson, S. Volpe, C. Stebbins, S. Faulkner, A. Childs; Second row: M. Lehman, R. Stonemetz, L. Stonemetz, V. Cross, M Best, J. Russell, L. Webster, M. Locke, P. Leonard, R. Blue, K. Osgood, K. Ritchie, T. Stives; Third row. M. Herrington, J. Loucks, T. Leonard, S. Greene, L. Silsby, A. Orr, T. Silsby, T. Dick, A. Fancher, S. Faulkner, B. Cady, T. Stocum, M. Herrington, C. Stocum. 66 Athletics 1986 COUNTY AND SECTION 5 CHAMPS SOCCER First row: J. Rhodes. A. Harris, D. Webster. C. Austin, S. Evingham, P. Pangburn, M. Hatalla, J. Griswold; Second row: Mr. Evingham, Coach. S. Webb, S. Milne, J. Locke, D. Duffy, J. Sherwood, S. Dunmire, C. Hamilton, B. Clark, M.Fisk; Third row: C. Sisson, N. Seamon, R. Orr, E. Faulkner, P Zelko, J Wilson, S. Evingham. J. Robinson, E. VanPatten. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom: D. Miller, R Blue, K. Putt, Middle: D. Hammond, C. Skiver, S. Greene, A. Barton, Top: B Doty. S. Best, S. Volpe, S. Milne JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM: L. Jablonski, A. Burleson, MIDDLE: B Fisk, H. Mullen, B. Milne, J. Loucks, TOP: K Lockwood, K. Greene. K Lockwood 68 Athletics JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: J. Griswold, D. Balisteri, A. Lockwood, C. Burdick, R. Baldwin, Second Row: J. Rhodes, L. Brown. S. Cowles, S. Evingham. K. Jablonski, Mr. Pruch, Coach. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL First Row: J. Lyman, C. Taylor, A. Burdick, S. Hurd, S. Baldwin. R. Mullen, M. Johnson; Second Row: B Worth, R Carpenter, M. Herrington, B Barton, T. Clark, C. LeMaster, W. Graves, D. Jones, E. Howard. M Dorrett VARSITY BASKETBALL First row M. Locke, P. Leonard, L. Webster; Second row: T. Mosher. N. Evans, V. Cross, M Herrington, S. Keech, Mgr.; Third row: N. Dunbar, A. Orr, A. Fancher, J. Loucks, Mr Harris, Coach. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL First row: K. Osgood, S. Whitcher, C. Stebbins, K. Webster, M Evans, W. Green, L. Fisk; Second row: D. Miller, T. Leonard, T. Silsby, S. Faulkner, D. Sharp, J. Webster, Miss LaRose, Coach. 70 Athletics VARSITY BASKETBALL 1986 ALLEGANY SOFTBALL First row: D Miller. E. Warner, S. Volpe. T. Mosher, K. Ritchie, J. Loucks; Second row: D. Miller. D. Sharp. S. Greene, S. Faulkner, T. Smith. R Paukstela. M. Locke. S. Evingham. T Warner; Third row: T. Leonard. Mrs. Morris, Assistant Coach, J. Volpe, A Bean. L. Webster. M Best, M Richmond. P. Leonard. Mr. Harris, Coach. M. Thurst. 72 Athletics COUNTY CHAMPS BASEBALL UlLLHUljJ !■■■!.'• LLULII'i !U‘IW111 V n • First row C. Fancher, C. Hamilton, C. Austin, S. Evingham, J. Worth, M. Johnson; Second row: S. Hurd, C. Lyman, B. Clark, N. Seamon, E. Faulkner, J. Locke; Third row; Mr Evingham, Coach, S. Evingham, J. Robinson, C. Osgood. D. Fisk, C. Sisson, K. Osgood. ? LIFE HEALTH GROUP PENSION ANNUITIES FIRE LIABILITY HOMEOWNERS COMMERCIAL AUTO Jordan - Hilton, Inc. CYRIL E. JORDAN, President OFFICE 59 Boss Street Phone: 716 928-2060 Bolivar, N.Y. 14715 Associates: Ralph Herbeck, Cuba George Johnson, Wellsville Ronna Jordan, Friendship IT’S A BIG RESPONSIBILITY 80,000 Readers Depend On Us For News and Information . . . WE DON'T LET THEM DOWN A Two-State, Five-County Area Olean Times Herald 76 Advertising Compliments Of: SCHAFFNER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 554 South Main Street Bolivar, N.Y. 14715 Phone: 928-2840 FARM HOME CENTER KEVIN J. HANLEY Insurance Agency 527 Portville - Ceres Road Portville, NY 14770 Phone: (716) 933-7864 Res: 933-7862 W Dyk« Street Wallsvlll . NY 14895 Best Wishes Class Of '87 From Phone (718) 593-4060 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side SOUTH MAIN LUMBER BOLIVAR MAGNETO On Our 50th Anniversary 65 Wellsville Street Bolivar, N.Y. 14715 Phone: (716) 928-2170 Your Complete Home Center 126 South Main Street Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Phone: (716) 593-4601 'O' OWNERS: Davide A. Nease, Jr. Lee Johnston (716)-928-1700 Portville 933-6050 132 North Main Street Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 Phone: 593-1400 Take-Outs Welcome Eassette movies and machine Bentals and sales Open Monday Thru Saturday 10 To 8 Closed Sunday Advertising 77 B O A R D 0 F E D U C A T 1 O N Message to Students Become good citizens. Overcome obstacles that lie ahead by Always striving to do your best; Be Ready to meet every challenge; Devote time to your studies. Our goal is to educate each of you, For you are our future. Extracurricular activities, Devoted and Understanding teachers, staff, and administration. Courses to provide you with the best All around education possible. To this year's seniors: Ideas have been planted and nurtured. Only you can limit your possiblities. Nothing is impossible! RICHBURG FACULTY ASSOCIATION The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives. Best Of Luck Class Of 1987! l-ldt tauAaAt Phone (716) 933-8784 D P VILLAGE MARKET Main Street Richburg, NY 14774 Phone: (716) 928-1608 Congratulations Seniors! 78 Advertising SEARS, ROEBUCK, CO. Catalog Sales 955 Main Street Wellsville, NY 14895 Phone: (716) 593-3380 HITCHCOCK'S BARBER SHOP 9 Eastman Street Cuba, NY 14727 Congratulations Class Of '87 MILLER BRANDES, INC. ALLEN, DYGERT HAUSER Groceries - Gas - Tires INSURANCE Power Equipment 26 Jefferson Street RD 1 Wellsville, NY 14895 Friendship, NY 14739 Phone: (716) 593-3027 Phone: (716) 973-7688 Best Of Luck - Class Of '87 VILLAGE CARPET Carpet, Linoleum, Furniture And Bedding Main Street Bolivar, N.V And Coudersport, Pa. Phone (716) 928-1611 (814) 274-7400 Bruce Trowbridge And Brad Sloat, Owners Expert Installation Repair Service Binding Advertising 79 We ve printed more than one hundred million yearbooks... Congratulations To Class Of 1987 MARKET BASKET MEANS BETTER FOOD! Fresh Meats, Produce, And Baked Goods! Bolivar, New York 14715 Phone: (716) 928-1708 Thanks to you! PSTENS Representative: Larry McCullen 124 South Water St. Knoxville, Pa. Phone: 814-326-4402 Congratulations To Compliments Of: Class Of 1987 DUNN'S DRUG STORE HAHN + SCHAFFNER, INC. 322 Main Street Bolivar, New York 14715 Phone: 928-1530 88 Boss Street Bolivar, N.Y. 14715 Phone: (716) 928-2850 80 Advertising FRANK J. SICLARI THE CAMERA CENTER SPECIALIZING IN FAST PHOTOFINISHING WELLSVILLE DAILY PORTER ALLtGANY COUNTY S NfWV Att« SINCl IHC 159 N. Main St. Wellsville, N.Y. 14895 FOX + STEVENS JEWELERS, INC 122 North Union Street 160 North Union Stroot Oloan, Now York 14760 (718) 372-0485 Olean, N.Y. 14760 (716) 372-3952 COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL AND PERSONAL PRINTING allegan printing coM inc. 261 NORTH MAIN STREET BOLIVAR. NEW YORK 14715 PHONE 716 928-2450 TASTA PIZZA Prknm Douom Every Day Thi Tasta Pizza Way 1521 West State Street OLEAN. NEW YORK 14760 373-2393 David Sisson Chain Saw Sales and Service 172 North Main Street Bolivar. NY 14715 Phone (716) 928-2530 Phone 928-1040 Bolivar, New York Messer Hill Rd , Rt 275 Qfean Advanced Inducts A Brflfeion d Corporation WE SPECIALIZE IN BANQUETS UP TO 300 Otea .lW ork. ifiO Til tf?l$) 72-6611 T X 510-245 2815 THE HILLTOP CONGRATULATES THE MEMBERS OF THE Class Of 1987 Right from the Start! Are you looking (O' the right place 10 begm your college education’ JCC it right from the tttrt. Siudents who enroll at Jamestown Community College know that they're building a solid educational foundation for the future JCC graduates transfer with full tunior status to most four-year colleges and univer- sities. and with JCC's affordable tuition, they're dollars ahead Get your education off to a great start Discover JCC Cattaraugus County Campus 244-250 North Un on Sre-;-t Olean. NY 14 760 (716) 372-1661 Cattaraugus County Campus 82 Advertising Compliments Of: NORSTAR BANK Student Loans Are Available. Full Service Banking 380 Main St. Bolivar, New York 14715 Phone: 928-2050 ZIM'S LUMBER STOVES, LTD. PORT VILLE CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 10 Mill Street % Cuba, New York 14727 - Phone: 968-2781 FRIENDSHIP PHARMACY PORTVILLE. N Y. 14770 Phone (716) 633-6401 ROBERT C. NORTH «R„ PREMANT 9 W. Main Street Friendship, NY 14739 Phone: 973-3496 Advertising 83 DAVE HOWER BRANCH MANAGER First Federal Savings And Loan Association Of Rochester Member FSLIC 102 North Main Street Wellsville, New York 14895 Phone (716) 593-6200 MICHELLE C PUTNAM Women are wacky. Women are vain. They'd rather be pretty Than have a good brain! BABY PICTURES Page 18 Page 19 1. Steven Geisel 1. Shane Dunmire 2. Brandi Cross Strawser 2. Pelle Leonard 3. Scott Webb 3. Melissa Locke 4. Linda Webster 4. Joedie Russell 5. Robby Orr 5. Cory Osgood 6. Dana Strawser 6. Cissy Best 7. Sheila Best 7. Matt Barkley 8. Brad Clark 8. Lynda Sharp 9. Regina Blue 9. Debbie Hammond 10. Dan Dunbar 10. Craig Hamilton 11. Paul Zelko 11. Carla Harkenrider 84 Advertising LISTINGS PETERSON DRUGS, Bolivar Road, Wellsville, NY 14895 BOLIVAR HOTEL, 300 Main Street, Bolivar, NY 14715 COLLEY TV APPLIANCE, 7257 Kossuth Rd., Bolivar, NY 14715 928-1150 NICHOLSON'S FLOWER SHOP, 333 Main Street, Bolivar, NY 14715 928-1380 DONAVAN'S EASTERN SUPPLY Co. Inc., East State Rd., Olean, NY 14760 HOUSE of GLASS, 4371 Bolivar Road, Wellsville, NY 14895 593-1106 SILK FLOWER CREATIONS, Rt. 417, Little Genesee, NY 14754 928-1908 ROXANNE'S BRIDAL PARADISE, 337 Main Street, Bolivar, NY 14715 FRED D. RICE MUSIC HOUSE, 160 N. Main St., Wellsville, NY 14895 MAGNANO'S PHARMACY, 8-10 West Main Street, Cuba, NY 14727 968-1410 FISHER'S PHARMACY, 138 N. Main St., Wellsville, NY 14895 593-2611 WELLSVILLE SEWING DECORATING CENTER, 55 N. Main St., Wellsville, NY SCHIRALLI'S, 348 Main Street, Bolivar, NY 14715 928-1407 VI f - DEDICATION We, the Class of 1987, proudly dedicate this issue of The Quill to Mrs. Harkenrider. She has not only been our English teacher and advisor, but also our friend. We greatly ap- preciate her and would like to thank her for caring so much. She is one of those special teachers who is always there for the students, eager and ready to help. We can't count the number of times we have taken advantage of her gen- erosity. Mrs. Harkenrider is constantly vol- unteering her aid and refusing any credit. We have benefitted tremendously from her guidance and support, and have shared many good times with her. Thank you Mrs. Harkenrider. We all will keep our own spe- cial memories of you! GOOD-BYE Now it's hard Leaving all this behind me now Like a schoolboy so lost Never found until now Yet it's hard Living life on this memory-go-round Always up, always down Turning 'round and 'round And all this could be Just a dream so seems I was never much good at goodbyes Goodbye. Night Ranger