Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1971 volume:

BELOKEA Presented by The Yearbook Staff Of 1971 Belfast Central School Belfast, Neu l ork Participation 2 faculty Principal Mr. Coveil, principal. To the students of Belfast Central School—1970-1971: The main job of the administra- tion and faculty of Belfast Central School is to teach our students to do better “all the good things that they ordinarily do.” I would ask that each student concentrate on find- ing his goal and then concentrate on reaching it. As another year passes by, your adminis- tration and teachers sincerely hope that each student has experienced a most happy and productive year. Board of Education P. Unfus, S. Spink. R. Haskins, J. Morton, H. Feldbaur- Pres., D. Burr-V. Pres., E. Seavert-Sec. Education is not something to prepare you (or Life. It is a continuous part of Life. Mrs. Arnold Assistant Secretary Please send Jerry Miller to the office .... immediately! The best service yields the greatest profit Miss Seavert Secretary Mr. Parker Director of Guidance 5 Miss McCarthy Librarian 7 Miss Gifford Art Mrs. Cornett Social Studies Mr. Myers Junior High Health Social Studies Mrs. Taber Home Economics We tend to admire the u isdom of those u ho come to us for ado ice To resist him that is set in authority is eOii Mrs. Eicher, Mrs. Nevinger First Grade Teachers: a guiding hand and encouraging smile. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Dornow Fourth Grade Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Chamberlain, Second Grade to Mrs. Morton Grade Monitor A briyht eye indicates curiosity. A black eye, too much. Mrs. Haskins Kindergarten Monitor Mrs. Nelson Kindergarten Teacher I Cafeteria Staff M. McNamara, M. Simmons, C. Nich- ols, J. Collins, S. Morton, G. Petrie. Matt Krzewinski c u s t 0 d 4 a n Art Rich Larry Cole Monitors Mrs. Smith Mrs. Hale underclassmen Row 1: D. Aylor, Mrs. Miller, Row 2: G. Weaver, L. Simmons, J. Moyer, J. Cline, L. Schultz. Row 3: D. Abbott, T. Cole, V. Gleason, L. Aiken, P. Mountain. Row 4: B. Ather- ton, D. Noether, L. Cockle, J. Miller, M. Morton. Row 5: M. Spink, E. Babbitt, P. Warner. Junior Class Row 1: L. Gormley, Secretary, E. Babbitt Treasurer. Row 2: V. Glea- son, Vice President, Mr. Butler Ad- visor, Mrs. Miller Advisor. Row 3: D. Noether President. Row 1: D. Sweet. Row 2: D. Young, D. Metcalf, B. Sortore, D. Jennings, D. Van- Dusen. Row 3: W. Hillman,B.Cole. L. Gormley, J. Edwards, R. Smith, D. Clarkson, D. White, D. Denning, G. Gee. Row 4: Mr. Butler, D. Gildner, T. Wiseman, C. Cham- berlain, J. Mahoney, R. Brundage. u Row 1: L. White, A. Foley, J. Gibney, M. Russell, L. Collins. D. Edwards. Row 2: J. Mountain, D. Comstock, D. Farwell, J. Dedrick, D. Abbott, D. Gibney, M. Russell. Row 1: C. Prentice, P. Comstock. Row 2: S. Ehrlich, R. Luce, K. Shaffer, K. Lilly. Row 3: A. Brewer, R. Fuller, R. VanBuskirk, L. Slack, J. Preston, Row 4: L. Youngs, G. Slocum, J. Adamowich, D. Hillman, D. Hillman. Row 5: S. Osgood, L. Powers, R. VanDusen.T. Histed. Absent: S. Chamberlain. Sophomore Class Row 1: Mr. Eicher Advisor, K. Lilly Vice President, J. Dedrick Secretary, K. Shaffer Treasurer. Row 2: D. Abbott President. 15 Row 1: M. Simmons, T. Palmer. Row 2: K. Johnson, C. Mountain, B. Lee, D. Harmon. Row 3: S. Miller, T. DeRock, B. Babbitt. B Brewer, B. Wells. Row 4: R. Smith, J. Spink, J. Meyers, V. VanBuskirk, S. Schultz. Row 5: B. Newcomb, T. White, R. Slack, G. Shafer, D. Young, D. Aylor. Freshman Class T. DeRock, President, Mr. Olsowsky, Advisor, S. Collins,Treasurer, S. Smith, Secretary, T. Palmer, Vice President: Row 1: G. Ehrlich, L. Aiken, P. Prentice, D. Harmon, J. Arnold, B. Steinbiser. Row 2: M. Wise, D Gildner, M. Scott, H. Blossom, J. Smith, D. Burdick, L. Bremiller, S. Smith, C. Russell, M. Histed. Row 3: P. Schultz, S. Collins. Row 1: L. Preston, D. Weaver, C. Mahoney, E. Noether, M. Fisk. Row 2: M. Mahoney, K. Young, M. Thompson. Row 3: F. Austin, C. Stone, B. Hillman. Row 4: T. Miller. Eighth Grade Row 1: B. Blair. Row 2: M. Dedrick, E. Noether. Row 3: B. Histed, Mr. Costello. 17 Row 1: M. Hillman, C. Mountain, R. Miller, L. Fish, E. Michael, M. Ehrlich, W. Loveless. Row 2: R. White, D. Johnson, W. Mura, R. Burdick, K. Shafer, J. Powers, L. Blocho, T. Allen. Row 3: M. Vienna, C. Mahoney, P. White, B. Kenyon, W. Parks, T. Jelleson. Seventh Gratie 18 Row 1: W. Powers, B. Slack, L. Schultz, D. Carlin, N. Robinson, K. Cockle, B. Campbell, L. Wells. Row 2: L. Denning, P. Murphy, A. Arnold, D. Sortore, D. Johnson, S.Osgood, J. Collins. W. Weaver. Row 3: M. Sweet, G. Cole, E. Chamberlain, J. Atherton, M. Abbott, T. Baker, J. Perrin. t elementary Row 1: R. Cole, C. Rust, T. Kibbler, G. Ellis, J. Folts, J. Harrington. Row 2: D. Crawford, Mrs. Holland, J. James, T. Crawford. Special Class 20 Sixth Grade Row 1: J. VanBuskirk, K. Gildner, B. Pren- tice, Mrs. Ziegler. Row 2: L. Aiken, J. Smith, T. Babbitt, M. Dunning. Row 3: D. Muckle, M. Sortore, K. Osgood, K. Arnold. Row 4: K. Jennings, P. Perrin, M. Morton, K. Spink. Row 5: L. Kline, S. Hoffman, D. Fuller. Absent: C. Hefner. Row 1: V. Lee, D. Mura, E. Schuld. R. Preston, P. Histed, H. Truax. Row 2: B. Scott, T. Atherton, C. Brewer, T. Hayes, P. Collins, E. Keiser. Row 3: Mrs. Barrett, P. Newcomb, J. Wilcox, T. Metcalf, D. Smith, R. Lilly, S. Smith. Row 1: M. Slack, B. Schuld, B. Borden, L. Smith. Row 2: B. Kenyon, R. Burdick, A. Baker, B. Preston. Row 3: C. Davis, D. Spink, E. Love- less, L. Weaver, Row 4: P. Fuller, R. Histed, J. Comstock, T. Meyers, B. Cole. Row 5: M. Mountain, C. Miller, Mr. Hurne, M. Farwell, P. Wise, T. Foley, Absent: J. DeGroff. Row 1: L. VanDusen, D. Harmon, D. Waldron, J. Carlin, T. White, T. Bordon, D. Steinbiser. Row 2: Mrs. Quinton, R. Lilly, L. Bogacki, L. Blocho, K. Sutterlin. M. Sortore. Row 3: D. Campbell, J. Jelleson, K. Hasper,C. Burrows, B. Chamberlain. 22 Row 1: S. Moyer, C. Baker, D. Wilcox, G. Davis. Row 2: D. Powers, T. Borden, N. Truax, S. Young, S. Steinbiser, C. Vienna. Row 3: S. Chamberlain, T. Thornton, C. Simmons, R. Denning, J. Burr, R. France,T. Parks, J. Keiser,Mrs. Hale,T. Biamonte,D. Fields. Row 1: T. Collins, L. Aiken, M. Fields, M. France, C. Miller, W. Preston. Row 2: M. Sweet, J. Parker. Row 3: G. Jelleson, M. Hamlin, J. Cox. M. Smith, G. Hasper, Mrs. Dornow, L. Cole, C. White, J. Hale, B. Slack. L. Fish. Absent: P. Marken. Fourth Grade 23 If we do not plant knowledge when young, it will give us no shade when we are old. The Fountain of Youth? Row 1: D. Kenyon, L. Cole, D. Harmon, J. Butler, J. Wilson. Row 2: J. Little, K. Steinbiser, L. Sutterlin, D. Cox, D. Johnson, P. France. Row 3: J. Bledsoe, V. Baker. D. Young, R. Fuller, S. Lee. Row 4: J. Jelleson, K. Arnold, C. Short, Mrs. Fritz, D. Smith, P. Schoonover, M. White. Absent: T. Hefner. Third Grade Row 1: J. Hull. J. Mura, T. Hamer. R. LaFollette. B. Burdick, M. Gleason, J. White. Row 2: M. Parker, M. Bailey, R. Newcomb, G. Warner, T. Hale, J. Mahoney, M. Michael, D. Brown, M. De- Rock, V. Hooker. Row 3: B. Pendleton, B. White, C. Truax, T. Watson, J. Hasper, P. Harrington, M. Weaver. Row 4: Miss Jerman. Absent: R. Comstock. Row 1: K. Parks, J. Collins, D. Carlin, C. Grant, T. Loftis, M. Landries. Row 2: E. Chamberlain, D. Johnson, J. Smith, R. White, R. Preston, J. Aylor, N. Vienna, L. Fields, Row 3: J. Gibney, P. Parker, A. Burr, P. McCumiskey, B. Swendsen, B. Histed, J. Histed, T. Schuld, J. Arnold, Mrs. Spalding. Absent: T. Robbins. Second Grade Row 1: K. Morton, K. Davenport, R. Brundage, N. Vienna, J. Fuller, S. Schoonover, P. Denning. Row 2: G. Hull, J. Atherton, J. Fenti, D. Bordon. D. Watson, J. Wilcox, R. Prentice, M. Sullivan. Row 3: T. Carlin, C. Campbell, E. Johnson, B. France, S. Blossom, T. Hooker, B. Smith, Mrs. Chamberlain. Row 1: L. Hosmer, D. Hull, D. Shadduck. Row 2: W. Denning, D. Arnold, B. Lilly, L. Rice, M. Waldren, R. Hamer. Row 3: J. Cole, K. Jennings, L. Schoon- over, S. Hooker, D. Newcomb, J. McCumiskey, Mrs. Nevinger. Absent: J. Tay- lor, J. Dorvit. Full of Mischief and Curiosity. First Grade Eager to Learn. Row 1: L. Miller, E. Tyler, T. Mountain, K. Mura. Row 2: M. Babbitt, K. Hodgkins, E. Fuller. Row 3: C. Hull, D. Shadduck, D. Warner, M. Mosgrove, D. Meyers. Row 4: Mrs. Eicher, P. Murkin, M. Hillman, D. Dunning, W. Schultz, J. Muckle. 26 Kindergarten Row 1: R. Kelley, J. Hotchkiss, M. Collins, D. Brewer, L. Blocho, P. Hamer, D. Butler, R. Hull, C. Wilson, D. Arnold. Row 2: T. Parker, L. Smith, C. Rice, A. Murken, T. Little. B. Cox, K. Sullivan, K. White, C. Mountain, J. Foley. Row 3: Mrs. Haskins, T. Comstock, E. Swain, R. Slack, B. Harrington, J. Barrett, A. Galvin, L. Brun- dage, D. Derock, L. Hayes, C. Little, J. Miller, Mrs. Nelson. Absent: T. Hefner, A. Ellsessor, T. France, T. Hodgkins. 27 activities Student Council Seated: R. Smith, D. Young, C. Beebe, C. Shaffer. Row 2: T. Wiseman, P. Comstock, L. Powers, J. Histed, D. Noether (ladder). Row 3: K. Johnson, K. Lilly, G. Haskins, R. Miller (ladder). Time spent getting even vVoutd be better spent in getting ahead D. Noether Vice President, C. Shaffer Treasure, John Histed President, R. Smith Secretary, Mr. Heaney Advisor. 30 Row 1: Mrs. Taber Advisor. Row 2: C. Chamberlain President, E. Bab- bitt, Secretary, W. Hillman Vice President. Absent C. Babbitt Treasurer. National Honor Society Every tife is a tVork of art shaped by the man ivho lives it Row 1: L. Simmons, P. Michael, S. Osgood, S. Ehrlich. Row 2: J. Dedrick, J. Preston, Mrs. Taber, R. Smith, C. Babbitt. Row 3: E. Babbitt, C. Chamberlain, R. Fuller. Row 4: L. His- ted, J. Gormley, W. Hillman. 31 Candy Stripers Row 1: J. Moyer, P. Michael, R. Luce. Row 2: P. Mountain, C. Prentice, D. Gibney. Row 3: L. Aiken, K. Lilly, L. Collins. Row 4: E. Babbitt, C. Shaffer. I. Washbon. Row 5: Mrs. Coveil, K. Powers, D. White, J. Hunt, R. VanBuskirk, P. Comstock, K. Shaffer, L. White, M. Russell. B. Fuller, J. Hunt.C. Beebe, J. Histed. The best preparation for success is to be ready for opportunity when it conies A(CState Senior H.S. Choir 32 Row 1: S. Collins, M. Dedrick. Row 2: L. Aiken, E. Noether. Silence can be golden or just plain yeltouJ Junior High A((-County Choir Row 1: P. Mountain. Row 2: L. Gormley, B. Babbitt, L. Aiken, J. Ded- rick, C. Beebe, S. Smith, E. Babbitt, D. Steinbiser, J. Hunt, B. Fuller, L. Aiken, P. Hillman. Row 3: S. Collins, S. Miller, M. Spink, V. Gleason, J. Moyer. Ladies’ Ensemble 33 __________-—M Senior Row 1: L. Simmons, E. Babbitt. Row 2: L. Babbitt, E. Michael, C. Mahoney, M. Mahoney, W. Loveless, W. Parks, M. Fisk, K. Young. Row 3: K. Cockle. P. Mahoney, J. Atherton. D. Farwell, T. Jelleson, Mr. Hooker, B. Kenyon, J. Perrin, L. Fish, M. Sweet. Junior Band Row 1: G. Hasper, R. Preston, K. Hasper. Row 2: D. Fuller, B. Scott, S. Hoffman. J. Wilcox. Row 4: T. Bordon. M. Sortore.C. Davis, B. Schuld, B. Kenyon, P. Fuller, L. Smith, D. Campbell, C. Hefner, D. Waldron. Row 1: K. Gildner, K. Arnold, J. Smith. Row 2: L. Kline, K. Jennings. Row 3: E. Loveless, L. VanDusen, D Spink, S. Smith. M. Farwell, B. Lilly, B. Cole. Band Row 1: L. Nicholson, E. Noether. Row 2: S. Ehrlich, M. Spink, D. Sortore. M. Ehrlich, C. Chamberlain. Row 3: D. Noether, S. Osgood, D. Gildner, S. Collins, G. Ehrlich, M. Hillman, M. Morton, S. Chamber- lain. Don't miss the boat by sitting around Waiting for gour ship to come in C. Chamberlain, G. Ehrlich, K. Young. Row 1: Mr. Chandler. Row 2: C. Chamberlain, W. Hillman, D. Michaels, B. Cole, L. Bremiller, T. Cole. S. Chamberlain. Row 3: P. Prentice, C. Russell, D. Com- stock, S. Bedwell, D. Gildner, D. Burdick. Row 4: T. Histed. Good humor isn't a trait of character; it is an art u hich requires practice. Mr. Chandler 36 Library Club Row 1: L. Gormley, L. Powers, D. Gildner, K. Lilly, Miss McCarthy, J. Moyer, J. Dedrick, A. Foley, D. Jennings. Row 2: D. Powers, K. Stone, S.Chamberlain, P. Warner, J. Hunt, K. Shaffer, D. White, G. Gee, W. Hillman, L. Aiken, G. Chamberlain, R. Luce. Row 3: M. Histed, E. Babbitt, M. Spink, L. Schultz, R. VanBuskirk, C. Chamberlain, J. Histed, J. Mahoney, J. Gormley, C. Babbitt, L. Babbitt. Books without the knowledge of life are useless President-L. Gormley Vice President—C. Babbitt Secretary—E. Babbit Treasurer- D. Jennings Boy’s State John Histed Broadcast Staff Row 1: D. Aylor, L. White, R. Luce, M. Russell, L. Collins. Row 2: T. White, G. Erlich. Row 3: C. Chamberlain, R. Farwell, J.Histed, J. Miller, C. Shaffer, B. Steinbiser, L.Smith, Mr. Eicher, M. Hillman, V. Gleason, C. Mountain, J. Spink, T. Wiseman, M. Histed, B. Blair, H. Blossom. Row 4: K. Osgood, M. Spink, R. Smith. The only people uJho never fait are those who never try yearbook Staff Seated: J. Miller, L. Gormley, C. Beebe, R, Smith, K. Powers, C. Unfus, D. Steinbiser. Standing: C. Chamberlain, P, Warner, E. Babbitt, J. Histed, Mr. Mix, J. Gormley, B. Blair, C. Shaffer, V. Gleason, L. Smith, L. Histed, L. Gee. 39 At T-H Basketball Fete - Top Coach Award: Vienna (Belfast) Thanks, Coach! (Other banquet picture on picture page) By CHUCK WARD Times Herald Sports Writer Paul Vienna couldn’t give a speech. “Heck, I had trouble enough just getting back to my seat,” claimed the Belfast Central School basketball coach who came away with the coveted Thomas Oakley Memorial Award as the area’s top basketball coach Monday night at the Castle Restaurant. It was the highlight of the 22nd annual Times-Herald basketball banquet hosted by E. Boyd Fitzpatrick, publisher, to honor All-Star selections from the 54 schools in a seven-county area. Vienna, a veteran of the Allegany County Class “D” coaching ranks, returned his Belfast team to the top of the circuit with an undefeated league record and guided the club to tbe semifinals of the Section 5 playoffs before bowing to perennial champion Romulus. “YOU KNOW, EVERY year the kids tell me I’m the top coach in their eyes. I guess this is natural of all players, and it’s a good feeling. But, then to be selected for this award is really a great honor. I’m tremen- dously proud... and surprised, I might add.” Vienna was selected by a panel of high school principals with committee chairman James Johnson of Hinsdale Central School making the presentation. Aside from the most valuable player awards presented for the seven leagues, Richburg Central School’s Steve Cook (the Allegany County “D” MVP) also came away with the Gary Grossi Memorial award as the season’s top scorer. The large turnout heard brief remarks from Frank Layden and Larry Weise, the head basketball coaches at Niagara and St. Bonaventure, respec- tively. IT ALSO WAS announced the Times-Herald will present a first annual Tom Drum-John Godfrey Memorial Award during the upcoming high school football season. Both young men lost their lives in Vietnam. Tom was an Olean Bishop Walsh graduate; John from Olean High School. The details of the award will be announced in the Fall. 42 Coaches Mrs. Bliven Girls Coach Emergencies often bring out strengths iVe never knevV We had 43 °ight c , oss o fast. was coV ra nV and ' sera' itote- Wp i o -e Canaseraga at Belfast Gary Haskins, assisted by Hick Wiseman, scored early in the second period and Wally Enders added an insurance goal in the third period, and this was all Belfast needed as they downed Canaseraga. 2-0. The shutout was recorded by goalie Chuck Babbitt who successfully defended against a Canaseraga penalty kick in the fourth period to preserve the whitewashing. Winning coach Paul Vienna, who recorded his fifth county championship (Class D) in as many years, was most im- pressed by the miserable playing conditions and echoed the sentiments of all the county coaches • Uerday by com- %%7 ----I One Mi. F°r Title r°P COUHty Belfast almoSt Belfast trailed w fourlh three luar eI!ve the Bulldogs a period goafc gI a contest 2-i win ove .fred lmond. played at AMreo lhe gatne Rick 'sein When he for the.wi„ a?2 00 of the «s'...� � , y-Au p'od“i Vasar. booted one home a Enders CO 05 goal regulation ph remaining« re V [ Verity had put L.„ ream ahe? VV time A County team , s % . , «y «L iT 9 V , V, .-T a V «O Or. VJ fU, 0 P , s A „ % 4 %V % Sf p- p. v P '( . lw o tv ' • 2. ° A % '■ 4 % A W AV ; V'cs .V J P C 4. ° «S’ O .'S5' f -O of4 4- tv p . %3 w 44? i VatJ’ - 7 .V Com f unf HlUe £cer Row 1: K. Arnold, R. Wiseman, W. Enders, S. Bedwell, C. Babbitt, G. Haskins, R. Farwell, R. Granger. Row 2: Coach Vienna, M. Morton, D. Aylor, J. Miller, D. Noether, T. Wiseman, G. Weaver, J. Edwards, D. Farwell, T. White, D. Gild- ner. Row 3: D. Metcalf, T. DeRock, L. Cockle, D. Comstock,T. Histed, R. Van- Dusen, J. Mountain, T. Palmer, J. Gibney, D. Aylor, P. Simmons. Soccer Enthusiasm is the (ever of reason Hard work precedes Belfast’s brother team of Kick and Terry Wiseman proved to be the difference as Rick tallied in the opening minute of period two, off an assist by Terry. Seven minutes later, Kick kicked in the deciding goal, again being fed by Terry. Belfast at Kichburg A penalty kick by senior wing, Wally Enders was the only differente between league- leading Belfast and Kichburg yesterday afternoon, but it was enough to enable the Bulldogs to get by their hosts, 1-0, and retain an unblemished record. Friendship at Belfast Paul Vienna’s Belfast team served notice that they had survived last June’s graduation as they trounced Friendship, 7- 1, with senior centerfordward Rick Wiseman contributing five goals. OVERALL STANDINGS W L T Belfast 7 0 0 Friendship 6 2 0 Andover 5 2 0 Scio 5 2 0 Canaseraga 5 3 0 Alfred-Almond 3 4 0 Fillmore 3 4 0 Richburg 2 5 1 Angelica 1 4 1 Belmont 1 5 0 Kushford 0 7 0 47 the glory Belfast Belfast(12-0): ‘Looked -t . Defeats Like UCLA Out There’ Eag'es f 5 ror 3 Belfast Bombs Fillmore In what was supposed to be 76-59 one of the more closely- t-illmore t50i contested games of the year. Cole Belfast overpowered Fillmore. Hatch «•; • non-league game s y,ison toor’ D Norton 23 fie f, to S«o, 45.44 fQs, T ' X ® -ft ° vQ Belfast, Scio Qear It ® For Battle Of Unbeatens °sf, Scio cC 6e f. Kerr ALLEGANY D LEAGUE L Sout 0 Scio County Class D Basketball w l South w l Leagug actjon Tuesday. Belfast 2 o pushed past Angelica, 88-40, -hiie scio defeated Friendship, In Allegany ‘D’ - • At What Else Is New? | Scio, Belfast W in) nnoptar i o m alleg o. LEAGUE final quarter, wa; w l south w l The loss was w i«t 9 ? , i Whitesville’s � «- Houghton 4 5 Belmont 6 2 „ Angelica 3 5 Friendship 6 3 Rushtord 2 7 Whitesvill� North Belfast B© Hast V ins MoW 0t i t Tfc. - rv «iS T -0 Gr, Ur defe Belfast, hije ee ivi Be Big 1st Period Puts fe Belfast Past Friendship .. Crnrip?� 6 ' SCi° RusWort 44 Us Belfast vm v 6e f t Bulldogs Win Belfast Cheering Section Lets You Know Who Won more Tests Belfast (14-0) es Title Hast, Scio Win Belfast Is 11-0; Scio Has 13-1 fi Ue'°ys O St SCHOOL Belfast Scio Portville Cattaraugus St. Marys Elk Port Allegany Fillmore Olean Walsh Pioneer Belmont Smethport Emporium Whitesville rilean High Ov 13 2 15 3 13 3 11 3 12 4 11 4 10 4 13 5 13 5 9 5 8 5 7 5 12 6 Amphlett, Dorman The 1-2 Scoring Leaders Name School Jar Amphlett Olean Walsh Pa Portville r Vo . TCq George etsu, Dave Clark Steve Wilson Tony Flint Jerry Lewis Rick Warmbrodt Jim Parana Pete Weishan Mike Jackson Jim Crossley Dwight Lewis Rick Wiseman Mike Walters io Anderson Sgfet Thi Fillmore __ G FG FT TP AVG. 16 163 102 428 26.7 16 149 89 387 24.2 15 116 109 339 22.6 '8 163 70 396 22.0 « 260 21.7 Fillmore Port Allegany Whitesville Johnsonburg Johnsonburg Cattaraugus Andover Sheffield Wellsville Belfast Bradford CC Sheffield Belfast 16 109 14 84 17 134 17 122 15 102 15 112 19 148 10 69 14 109 18 130 15 103 14 98 « Ti 99 267 19.1 56 324 19.1 81 325 19.1 78 282 18.8 65 289 18.7 59 355 18.6 42 180 18.0 30 248 17.7 55 315 17.5 57 261 17.4 46 242 17.3 I '■el II 30 to UU II.O • t • k GS Sc,° 74-6] to Triumph H ° 1 ast tone Fight Is For Playoffs . if there -woaten fed h°o1 tOOp rlecords Unbeaten Belfast - Tips Scio, 45-44 School Belfast Scio Si. Marys ti portville Vienna: 6We Were Just Plain Lucky! Alfred-Almond Row 1: R. Granger, R. Farwell, D. Aylor, T. Wiseman, W. En Metcalf, S. Bedwell, D. Sweet, L. Cockle, M. Morton, Coach Basketball Record Belfast 76 West Valley 51 Belfast 72 Alfred Almond 61 Belfast 67 Fillmore 66 Belfast 77 Canaseraga 47 Belfast 97 Whitesville 63 Belfast 88 Angelica 40 Belfast 74 Scio 61 Belfast 78 Alfred Almond 64 Belfast 73 Richburg 43 Belfast 56 Houghton 34 Belfast 85 Rushford 52 Belfast 77 Friendship 50 Belfast 62 Canaseraga 40 Belfast 81 Angelica 50 Belfast 90 Belmont 63 Belfast 82 Fillmore 50 Belfast 90 Rushford 57 Belfast 92 Houghton 42 Belfast 45 Scio 44 Belfast 62 Greenwood 34 Four Seniors Named To 'D’ All-Stars Four seniors and two juniors make up this year s Allegany County Class I) All Star team with Belfast, which placed Rich Wiseman and Steve Bedwell. the only school to be represented b mote than one player Wiseman, who was the only unanimous choice named to the squad and Bedwell. ( buck Tronelti ol Belmont and Whilesville s .lerrv l ewis are the four seniors Dave ( lark of Scio and Dave Getters ot Friendship are both juniors Steven Bedwell Kick Wiseman Belfast “lie's a team leader with tremendous desire This is the way Belfast coach Raul Vienna describes year for Bedwell was his out standing performance against towering Fillmore, when he scored 27 points and took 22 rebounds off the boards A B student. Steve has plans All-Stars At-A-Glance Player School Age lit Wt. (lass Jerry Lew is Whilesville 18 6-1 175 Senior Dave Clark Scio 17 6-1 160 Junior Chuck Tronetti Belmont 18 6-2 160 Senior Kick Wiseman Belfast 18 6-0 160 Senior Steve Bedwell Belfast 18 6-7 200 Senior Dave Geffers Friendship 17 5-9 145 Junior Wiseman, a standout with the for ,has not vet Belfast varsitv for � hre e.� irs selected the school ■i «11 � u. star group. Wiseman carried an 1« per game scoring average throughout the year, and led the Bulldogs in assists Kick possesses a variety of shots, with a soft jumper and an ability to drive producing most of his field goals. Possessed of quick hands. Wiseman is rated a very good defensive player, and during the past season, scored frequently off steals In rebounding, he was second only to Steve Bedwell Steve Bedwell Belfast Like teammate Kick Wiseman, Steve Bedwell is a repeat selection on the All-Star squad Rick Wiseman 52 Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: S. Smith, T. White, J. Smith, D. Farwell, G. Weaver, D. Aylor, T. Hayes. Row 2: R. Slack, D. Young, J. Mountain, T. Palmer, J. Gibney, T. DeRock, J. Edwards, D. Comstock, Coach Smith. Jim comes up with the ball again. George going for an- other lay up. Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Row 1: J. Parker, M. Sweet, L. Fish, M. Vienna, B. Kenyon, W. Weaver, P. White, S. Os- good, J. Burr. Wow 2: R. Granger. M. Hillman, J. Com- stock, D. Weaver, T. Histed, G. Shafer, D. Gildner, J. Perrin, T. Jelleson, T. Allen. Row 3: Mr. Smith. Row 1: K. Lilly, D. Johnson, C. Mountain. Row 2: L. Babbitt, E. Noether, C. Vienna. Fifth and Sixth Grade Basketball Row 1: M. Mountain, D. Steinbiser, M. Sortore, T. Foley, T. Hayes, T. Meyers, D. Spink, C. Miller, M. Slack, R. Preston, E. Schuld, D. Harmon, B. Ken- yon. Row 2: S. Smith, D. Mura, J. Carlin, T. Bordon, L. Bojacki, T. Atherton, D. Smith, P. Collins, W. Pres- ton, C. Davis. Row 3: J. Smith, K. Arnold, K. Gild- ner, K. Osgood, T. Babbitt, H. Truax, P. Histed, K. Spink, E. Schuld, M. Dun- ning, J. VanBuskirk. Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: M. Spink, C. Beebe, D. VanDusen, D. Steinbiser. Row 2: A. Foley, Y. Lee, V. Gleason. C. Beebe Y. Lee D. Steinbiser Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Kneeling: S. Schultz. Standing: S. Smith, J. Preston,P. Comstock, J. Meyers, L. Aiken, S. Miller, K. Johnson. 57 Baseball Row 1: S. Smith, D. Hillman, D. Aylor, L. Cockle, D. Far- well, T. Hayes. Row 2: J. Mountain, R. Russell, J. Histed, C. Babbitt, T. Histed, Mr. Smith. Track Row 1: Mr. Hurne. Row 2: T. Cole, D. Gildner, J. Mahoney, D. Abbott. Row 2: M. Russell, R. Gleason, D. Edwards. People Behind the Scenes C. Vienna, I. Washbon, K. Powers, R. Smith, K. Spink, L. Smith. Absent: K. Lily. Row 1: L. Aiken, K. Johnson, D. Harmon, K. Young, K. Powers, D. Steinbiser, Mrs. Bliven, K. Lilly. Row 2: S. Miller, S. Smith, C. Mountain. M. Wise, B. Blair, C. Beebe, S. Osgood, L. Babbitt, C. Vienna. Row 3: B. Babbitt, M. Mahoney, C. Ma- honey, B. Hillman, D. Metcalf, S. Schultz, J. Arnold, M. Scott. Girts Soccer Pill comes up with another beautiful save. Somebody kick it!!!!! 60 Row 1: Mrs. Bliven, K. Spink, D. Steinbiser,L. Gormley. Row 2: C. Mountain, B. Blair, B. Steinbiser, D. Clarkson, S. Osgood, L. Smith. Girts Basketball Seniors Who Won't Be Back 64 Jeanne Hillabush Gerald Gormley Patricia Hillman Gary Haskins John Histed Linda Histed Hope for the best; be ready for the u orst Joyce Hunt Yolanda Lee Patricia Michael 67 68 Junior Play Up the Dou n Staircase Abolish prejudice! You’re supposed to read this to your class. It’s from the liberry. CCH Let it be a challenge. Miss Barrett! Why have you neglected to send in the at- tendance sheet for today??? I want to talk to you about this letter. Are you hurt? Naw, just my head! May I have your attention please? assembly schedule. 70 Experience is a hard teacher. She tests first and teaches afterward A man's reach should What are you yonna do, lecture me, spank me, take a Way my lollipop?! Our thanks to Joe Foley and Co. exceed his yrasp. . . That bell is your signal to come to order. Will you please Our students have failed to learn the words of our alma mater....... There’s been a change in today’s You’ve kept asking me to stay for a talk. Okay-I’ve stayed. Here I am. How about that?! The Senior Wash 72 73 How’t that grab ya. Pill? Haven’t you got the wrong room.......? I won’t hit you if you won’t hit me. 1 Up, Up, and away Gee mom, 1 didn’t think it’d be THIS great!!! Live it up only if you can live it doitin Anything wrong, John? What’s cornin’ off here? All I want is a can of pop! Senior yearbook Editors Row 1: Lana Gee, Grades: Kathy Powers, Typing: Row 2: Linda Histed, Layout Editor: Bonnie Blair, Art: Sitting: Connie Unfus, Advertising: Debbie Steinbiser., Co-Editor: Row 3: John Histed, Sales: Jerald Gormley, Business Manager: Laura Smith, Activities: Absent: Cher Beebe, Sports: Change must precede progress, but progress doesn't atu ags follou? change Mr. Mix Advisor 76 Connie Shaffer Editor Senior Class Officers and Advisors Mrs. Cornett, Mr. Mix. 77 Thank you may be Written in smalt letters, but it is a capital idea BELFAST Red White Store Huff's Market Boyd’s Coffee Shop Wolcott Funeral Home Gallmann Brothers Mr. Mrs. Michael Magnano Sisson’s Garage Clair’s Barber Shop Edmund’s Store First Trust Union Bank Grastorf Guilford Mobile Service Station Belfast Discount Tire Co. Kennedy’s furniture, carpet app. Mary’s Beauty Shop J. T. Western Wear Clothing Store Rupe’s Distributing Belfast Hotel River Valley Farms Brewer’s Restaurant Harrington’s Grocery Belfast American Legion Galvin’s Country Store Belfast Lumber Co. Dr. Stephen Spink Blair’s Posey House BELMONT Harris Supply Co. WEST RUSH Josten’s HORNELL Allegany Supply Co. CANSERAGA Canseraga Business Machines OLEAN Olean Standard Oil Stroehmann Brothers Co. Henzel’s Men Shop Blumenthal’s Sporting Goods Jayne’s WELLSVILLE Wellsville Daily Reporter Wellsville Auto Dealer Fred D. Rice Music House Fisher Pharmacy Charles’ Jewelers Cannon’s Clothing Store Ludden Realty Agency Roy Alden, Alden Drugs Texas Hot Restaurant Kerton Florist Arnoy’s Dye, Inc. Pfuntner Sales Service Harrison Ford, LTD Rockwell Bros. Co. Wellsville Travel Service and Gift Shop Hammer’s Jewelers CUBA Guilford Dairy Schryver’s Shopwise Market Mobile Gas Station Hunter Johnston Pharmacy Moodwinks Restaurant FILLMORE 0. W. Beardsley Son Rochester Gas Electric HOUGHTON Ted’s Barber Shop BRADFORD Miles Bradford $ nitor -ollo pros� 0 i'! ‘M