Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1964 volume:

FRIENDSHIP CENTRAL SCHOOL VOLUME XII FOREWORD On the following pages, the Staff of the 1964 Panorama wishes to present a portrait of our school, its people, and its spirit. Throughout the years many of us will recall the thrill of winning a basketball game, the excitement of proms and class plays, and the many activities that fill our school years at F.C.S. It is our hope that the Panorama will preserve these memories as time passes, and long remind us of the many happy times enjoyed by all. Administration 3-6 Seniors 7-18 Classes 19-24 Activities 25-34 Sports 35-40 Grades 41-49 Advertising 50-52 2 Supervising Principal Richard M. Willover High School Principal Arthur T. Hood Mrs. Betty Welch, Secretary-Teacher; Mr. Frank Easton, Business Manager; Mrs. Dorothy Burris, Secretary-Clerk. The highest standards of education lie in the hands of the Board of Education. Few realize the magnitude of their responsibilities. We are grateful to these citizens for the time taken from their private lives and chosen professions to direct the affairs of the school district. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Leo Heary, Mr. George Hacked. (President), Mr. Raymond Strahan, Mrs. Betty Benned, Mr. Ralph Jones. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Emma Miller, Mrs. Bemadine Hamilton, Mrs. Paula Robinson, Mrs. Marian Smith, Mrs. Gladys Black, Miss Bernice Hartigan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Beatrice Thompson, Miss Susie Robinson, Mrs. Judith Roth, Miss Carrie Burrows, Mrs. Doris Hartley. BACK ROW: Mrs. Hilda Whitney, Mrs. Dorothy Sortore, Mrs. Ethel Haslett, Mrs. Lillian Norton, Mrs. Pauline Weart. ABSENT: Mrs. Ethelyn Zenoski, Miss Lena Blossom, Mrs. Barbara Sheridan. FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Margaret Fribolin, Mrs. Jeanne Roland, Mrs. Phyllis Burdick, Mrs. Nancy McDermott, Mrs. Carol Stout, Mrs. Anne Wenslow. SECOND ROW: Mr. Thomas Meade, Mr. James O'Neil, Mr. Robert Whitney, Mr. Donald Cady, Mr. Valentine Marciszewski, Mr. Keith Miller. BACK ROW: Mr. Paul Gabriel, Mr. Del Mancuso, Mr. Theodore Bedell, Mr. Arthur Hood, Mr. Richard McGrath. ABSENT: Mr. Donald Ahl, Mr. Robert Shaner, Mr. Alfred Tucher. 5 DEDICATION Mrs. Gladys G. Black The finest tribute that can come to an individual is the praise of one's colleagues. Mrs. Black has earned the respect and admiration of her fellow workers. She has continually demonstrated the highest professional attitudes and demeanor. For inspired teaching that offered us knowledge -- for the ability and talent that gave us a chance to grow and develop -- for all that she has helped us to achieve -- the Staff, with deep respect and admiration, dedicates the 1964 '’Panorama to Mrs. Gladys Black. 6 ADR1ANNE SUE ALLEN When there's fun on the program, she's always aboard. SHARON ANNE BAILEY A friendly smile for everyone. WILLIAM MICHAEL BARNES Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. HUGO JAN BRALTS He who knows music enjoys life. 8 JUDY ALICE BURDICK 'Better to blush than to turn pale. SUSAN MARGARET CANNING Friendly and happy all day through; she's a riot. GARY DEAN Da HILL I'll not budge an inch. JANICE MARIE DAVIS When people agree with me I always feel that I must be wrong. NANCY LOU FARWELL If silence is golden, I don't want to be rich. NORMAN EUGENE FLEMING He has a line for every one. RAYMOND LOUIS FOSTER Though he seems quiet, he isn't all the time. 9 ANSON LYNN COODEMOTE He has a kind of quiet way. JOAN MARIE COODEMOTE Here's a gal with a pleasant way. ELLEN RAE HANKS Friendly, Merry and clever. RONALD PAUL HESS School breaks up my whole day. MARGARET ANN HOOD Responsibility goes hand in hand with capability. ROGER CORDELL HOPKINS Why take life seriously? We'll never get out of it alive anyway. ' 10 UNDA GRACE JORDAN A quiet charm and a pleasant way. CAROL ANN KOPCZYNSKI She is her self of best things the collection. % CONSTANCE SHARON LAMB Life without mischief is not life at all. CORDON EDWARD LA NP HE RE A million moods. MARCIA ANN LORROW Oh, to have a little house. GEORGE EARL MAPES Man has his will, but woman has her way. 11 DONNA JEAN McDUFFEE It is better to love a lot of boys little, than to love one boy lots. WILLIAM ALAN MULFORD Sleep is no small art. DIANN LOUISE RITTER Our favorite typist is charming, competent and friendly. JAMES LYMAN ROGERS One never knows what he's think- ing. RICHARD CRAIG ROSE He's small, but so is a stick of dynamite. 12 NANCY MARGARET SCUTT There is no wealth like a quiet mind. WILLIAM ARTHUR SHERMAN High school days have their delights, but I prefer high school nights. LAWRENCE CHARLES SKINNER He just works and goes his way. PATRICIA LEE SULLIVAN Her eyes of brown were not meant to frown. SIDNEY ALLEN VAN GILDER And lean upon the thought that chance will bring me through. DOUGLAS JAMES WEBER My kingdom is the projection room. 13 DONALD PETER WELCH Success, remember, is the reward of toil. WALTER ADELBERT WILLIAMS All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. DIANA ELEEN WOLFGANG Not very tall, in fact small, her good nature is loved by all. JAMES ORLO YOUMANS He never has much to say. CHARLENE ROSA IDA YOUNG I never met a man I didn't like. CAROL ANN ZACHER Quiet, steadfast and sincere. 14 OUR GAL SAL’ Why don't you watch where you're going? Unhand me you fiend! Look it's a . . . ! Prompters: Ellen and Linda. Stage crew: Butch and Walt. Why doesn't somebody look at me? Directors: Mrs. Nancy McDermott and Mrs. Dorothy Sortore. Let's make-up. 15 CLASS POEM On this page we hope you'll find, words and lines that will remind you of the Class of '64, some tilings which they're noted for. Sue Allen is a classmate Who's always lots of fun And when it comes to jokers She's a number one. Now Roger is athletic He's very good in sports He'd rather swing on rings Than do his book reports. Sharon Bailey likes to sing At concerts she's no flop And when you get her laughing It's hard to make her stop. William Barnes is a guy Whom some folks think is quiet But we all know that he's not shy So don't be fooled by looks. Joan came to F. C. S. this year Already she's a hit She always keeps us laughing But we don't mind a bit. Richard is the lover boy, Of the senior class You'll find him chasing girls He does it just for laughs. Donna is a cheerleader Who raises all the cries To cheer our team to victory And beat the other guys. Sherm and Walt are two boys Whom our school won' t soon forget They're recognized as clowns The craziest we've known yet. Nancy Scutt likes to sew She's talented you can see Her pastime includes 4-H She's even been on TV. They say that Ronnie likes to hunt As well as anyone So when you cannot find him He's probably got his gun. Charlene is very friendly You won't find her otherwise And you'll quite often see her Flirting with all the guys. You've all seen Harold or Jim Driving their hot rod cars They may end up in Indianapolis Racing with other stars. There is a girl named Carol Her last name is Kopczynski She's always there to lend a hand Whatever the job may be. George Mapcs is a fellow Who is very good in art He may someday be famous He's already got a start. Sylvia and Marcia Are making future plans If you ask them they will tell you Their plans include a man. Don Welch plays on varsity He's tall man on the court If the team should lose a game He's always a good sport. Connie is a little lamb But we can't say a shy one When there's a party going on She's there to join the fun. Norman is the president Of our class this year He's always telling teachers That their answers aren't quite clear. Patty and Diana To us are both good pals Their smiles are so friendly They're two of the greatest gals. Bill Mulford is a busy guy He works at the corner store He likes to get us laughing By telling jokes galore. There is a girl named Judy She pretends she's rather shy But she can pull some crazy pranks Which proves that she's just sly. Hugo enjoys music The piano he plays well He may someday be a Chopin But only time will tell. Ellen Hanks and Peggy Hood Have helped us with the Spy Whenever there is work to do They volunteer to try. There is a boy named Cordan Or better known as Lop You'll find him driving around In his dad's jallop. Linda was our Literary Editor This job she did so well The Panorama was lucky To have her on the staff. Anson joined our class this year And lent a helping hand He played a role in the Senior Play And made All-County Band. Carol Z. and Janice D. Are quiet we'll agree But once you get to know them They're as friendly as can be. Sid and Gary spend their time In the projection tower They run the movie films for us Which really takes brain power. Diann Ritter is a girl Well known to us all She always has a smile When you meet her in the hall. Larry Skinner is his name He comes from White Creek way He was a big policeman In our Senior Play. Nancy Lou has hair of red And a friendly disposition She made All-County Chorus this year A well-deserved award. Jim Youmans and Ray Foster Both hail from East Hill way Ask them what they want to be They'll say farmers any day. Susan Canning is her name Her friends, they number many Sue likes to pick on all the boys But they don't mind at all. Doug is very quiet He doesn't have much to say It may be that he's bashful Or just that silence pays. We can't forget dear Harvey It'd be very hard to do He fills our halls with laughter As he clowns around the school. 16 CANDYLAND AT TWILIGHT FIRST ROW: Brenda Sullivan, Karen Bergsten, Donna Hail, Ernestine Padden, Linda Rippl Margie Newton, Sue Lewis, Mary Talbctt, Alberta Pierce, Dottie Jo Hanks, Nora Lee Mull Mary Illerbrun, Suellen Swarthout, Roxie Guilford, Linda Wolfgang, Marie Campbell, Joy McDuffee, Franni Mancuso, Delores DaHill, Ella Mae Calhoun, Betty Warner, Jackie Beck Bob Bliss, Dick Cimbricz, Rick Schwab, Javier Vence, Bob Greene, Neil Clarke, Ed Palida Alan Mazza, Dave Mapes, BACK ROW: Gary Canning, Allen Mohile, Larry Willover, Dick Ben Whitwood, David Hess, Butch Potter, Dave Miller. Penny Davi' ne. SECOND ROW; Bailey, Peggy r. THIRD ROW: Connie Kruger, e, Jack Light, JUNIORS President David Miller Vice President Conrad Kruger Secretary Suellen Swarthout Treasurer Sue Lewis 20 ROOM AND BORED DIRECTORS: Mrs. Dorothy Sortore and Mrs. Nancy McDermott. CAST: Allen Mobile, Rick Schwab, Conrad Kruger, Gary Canning, Larry Willover, David Mapes, Marjorie Newton, Mary Talbett, Nora Mullane, Dottie Hanks, Franni Mancuso, Barbara Siebold, Suellen Swarthout, Karen Bergsten, Roxie Guilford. BACK STAGE CREW: Peggy McDuffee, Donna Hall, David Miller, Linda Wolfgang, Sue Lewis, Ella Mae Calhoun, Neil Clarke. As our ’’Panorama” goes to press, rehearsals for the Junior Class production of ’’Room and Bored” have not begun. The grins and affected poses of members of the cast, caught by our photographer, will surely turn to ’’butter- flies” and nail-bitting when April 10th rolls around. But knowing these ’’hams” as we do, this will be an outstanding production. If the Directors look a little sad, it’s because they’ve been ’’througn me mill” and realize the sleepless nights that will befall them. FIRST ROW: Jean Goodcmote, Ann Hampton, Laura Davis, Pat Potter, Maxine Youman , Mr. Del Mane Mirjan Bralts, Lora Pierce, Gail Limn, Gail Norton. SECOND ROW: Lynn Pierce, Joan Plpmmer, Beth Scu Jon Wolf, Joe Kopczynski, Allan Morehouse, Mickie Hurd, Cheryl Hills, Karen Logue. lillRD ROW: Ke Vosslcr, David Cummins, Roland Miles, Mac Campbell, John Plummer, Bill Calhoun, lk b Donovan, Ji Garmong. BACK ROW: Loren VanGilder, Alan Stuck, Bill Miles, Dave Newton. o, t, eth SOPHOMORES President Don Skinner Vice President Mirjan Bralts Secretary Gail Norton Treasurer Ann Hampton 22 President Wilma Kruger Vice President Linda Byron Secretary Janet Siebold Treasurer James Schwab FRESHMEN Si COND ROW: Mi Bill Talbett, FI! 1ST ROW: WiliflL Kruger, Linda McCarthy, Linda Lewis, Margaret Collmer, Nettie Wentworth, Sandy Howell, Margie Wentworth, Linda Byron, Faye Hess, Beverley Cummins, Nancy Sherman, Marguerite Warner. Phyllis Burdick, Gail Emerson, Linda Pierce, Judy Duffy, Mickey Mullane, Jill Roland, •1 Kline, Cathy Fleming, Jean Bliss, Sandra Sherwood, Barbara Cummins, Mr. Richard Siebold, Cai rath. THIRD I OW: Tony Lcntola, Keith Pierce, Danny Ritter, Lance Whitford, Etta Smith, Nancy Cal- Mark Mazza, Toby Stockman, Jim Hosmer. FOURTH ROW: Bill Davidson, Don Weir, Chuck Don Burdick, Bob Ritter, Dick Rogers, Bill Sowl, Dick Voorhies, Jim Schwab. BACK ROW: Randy Bob Haskell, Skip Brainard, Dave Richmond, Wayne West. 23 The senior band, under the direction of Mr. Miller, consists of 52 ambitious members. Nine students were selected to participate in the All-County Festival. They were: Conrad Kruger, first trumpet; Norm Fleming, third comet; Rick Schwab, bass; Hugo Bralts, second clarinet; Peggy Hood and Franni Mancuso, third clarinet; Marjorie Newton, first alto sax; and Anson Goodemote, first tenor sax. Rick Schwab also took part in the area All-State Festival. 26 In conjunction with the Chorus, the Band presented a Christmas concert consisting of carols, symphonic arrange- ments of Christmas music, and other tunes appropriate to the season. We wish to congratulate Mr. Miller and the members of the Band for another successful year. 27 Our high school choral group is divided into two units this year. The Glee Club, composed of 47 members, meets on Mondays and Thursdays. The High School Chorus, meeting Wednesdays and Fridays, contains 51 mem- bers. The Chorus gave a Christmas concert assisted by junior high art students who performed a pantomime, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy McDermott. The concert consisted of familiar religious music, climaxed by the Hallelujah Chorus. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS The following members took part in the All-County Festival: Sharon Bailey, Joyce Bailey, Mirjan Bralts, Nancy Farwell, Larry Skinner, Jon Wolf and David Newton. Don Welch and Joyce Bailey represented our school in the area All-State Festival. Serving as accompanist for the Glee Club, is Beth Scutt, while Suellen Swarthout is the accompanist for the High School Chorus. Suellen was also selected to accom- pany the All-County Chorus. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to Mrs. We art, for her helpful guidance and inspiration which have helped make this another successful year. GLEE CLUB Advisor Mr. Del Mancuso Editor Carol Kopczynski Assistant Editor Conrad Kruger Business Manager Franni Mancuso Circulation Managers Marjorie Newton Karen Logue Advertising Managers Rick Schwab Ellen Hanks Art Staff Jon Wolf Ronnie Hess Literary Editor Linda Jordan Typists Diann Ritter Maxine Youmans 30 Advisor Mrs. Carol Stout Editor Peggy Hood Assistant Editors Suellen Swarthout Rick Schwab Art Editor Peggy McDuffee Circulation Manager Diann Ritter Sports Editor Bill Sherman Feature Editor Nancy Fanvell Business Manager Carol Kopczynski Grade News Susan Canning Club News Ellen Hanks Senior Spotlight Connie Lamb Exchange Editor Marjorie Newton 31 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Rick Schwab, Vice President; Carol Kopczynski, President; joan Goodemote, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW -- Barbara Siebold, Linda Jordan, Carol Kopczynski, Joan Goodemote, Peggy Hood, Karen Bergs- ten. BACK ROW — Franni Mancuso, Alberta Pierce, Mr. Del Mancuso (Advisor), Don Welch, Hugo Bralts, Rick Schwab. The National Honor Society serves as a goal for students at F.C.S. Membership in this organization is not obtained through scholastic achievement alone, for a member must also possess the qualities of character, leadership and service as well as scholar ship. Reaching this goal is the highest honor that can be bestowed on a student at F.C.S Students as well as faculty members are proud of this group of outstanding school citizens. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Rick Schwab, Vice President; Don Welch, President; David Newton, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Norman Fleming, David Newton, Don Welch, Rick Schwab, Mr. Marciszewski (Advisor), Don Stuck, Joe Kopczynski. BACK ROW: Wilma Kruger, Cindy Dieter, Randy Welch, Don Skinner, David Miller, Carol Kopczynski, Linda Wolfgang. The Student Council is composed of the class presidents of grades seven through twelve, and one additional representative from each of these grades. Serving as the student government of Friendship Central, the Student Council acts as a clearing house for various school activities, as well as a means of bringing the administration and student body closer together. The Student Council and its advisor, Mr. Marciszewski, have certainly done a fine job in representing the student body of F.C.S. 33 FUTURE FARMERS This year three F.F. A. members partici- pated in judging teams at the New York State Exposition. Also four members at- tended the State Convention, and five members participated in the Chapter Meeting Contest for Allegany County. Obviously these boys have had a busy year. Our thanks go to Mr. Gabriel for his fine work with the Future Farmers. FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers organization strives to promote better understanding in the field of education. Members of the local chapter participate in a story hour for children, at the public library. Each member has the opportunity to cam an F. T. A. pin by observing classes for a required number of hours. Through the Future Teachers organization students gain an insight of the goals of education. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB This year one of the highlights in the activities of the Health Careers Club, was a field trip to Wyoming Com- munity Hospital at Warsaw. Mem- bers made stuffed animals which were given to children in near by hospitals. Five students have also been working as aides in area hospitals. The club has viewed films and held discussions with people in various medical fields. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The purpose of the Future Home- makers is to promote a satisfying and appreciative outlook toward homemaking and family living. Among the year's activities, was a demonstration on preparing foods, given by a representative of the Rochester Gas and Electric Company. An important club event is the mother and daughter banquet held each spring by the F.H. A. members. The Future Homemakers have inter- viewed guest speakers and have held several lively discussions throughout the year. FRONT ROW: Walt Williams, Alan Mazza, Javier Vence, Norm Fleming, Butch Rose. BACK ROW: Dave Miller, Larry Willover, Don Welch, Gary Canning, Manager Hugo Bralts, Coach Ted Bedell. VARSITY The Golden Eagles bounced into the 1963-64 schedule with a vastly improved ball club. This was a season replete with thrills and excitement. Many of the games were cliff-hangers decided only as the final buzzer ended each contest. Presently the squad is in the running for a play-off spot. Seniors Don Welch, Norm Fleming, Walt Williams and Butch Rose gave Coach Bedell a strong nucleus to work around. For the 1963-64 season Coach Whitney fielded a young and in- experienced team. But as the season progressed improvement in team play and individual performance were noted. What the games lacked in finesse was more than made up by suspense and deter- mination. in a year or two several of the boys should give a good account of themselves as they move up into varsity competition. JR. VARQITY FRONT ROW: Dave Newton, Randy Welch, Coach Robert Whitney, Skip Brainard, Don Burdick, Roily Miles. BACK ROW: Jim Schwab, Dick Voorhies, Tony Lentola, Don Skinner, Allan Morehouse, Mark Mazza, Toby Stockman, Manager Danny Ritter. VARSITY: Roxie Guilford, Wilma Kruger, Peggy McDuffee, Gail Lunn, Ann Hampton, Jean Goodemote, Mirjan Bralts -- Manager. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY: Linda Wolfgang, Laura Davis, Donna McDuffee, Diana Wolfgang — Manager, Gail Norton, Marjorie Wentworth, Sue Lewis. 38 Go Golden Eagles Go Team Go CU9T0DIAN8 Mr. Harold Greene, Mr. Ronnie Schnettler, Mr. Her- man Barrett (Head Custodian), Mr. Homer Herrick. CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: Mrs. Eva Brown (Manager), Mrs. Pearl Thur- ber, Mrs. Doris Ruckle, Mrs. Agnes Steams, Mrs. Rhonda Jordan. BACK ROW: Mrs. Virginia Barrett, Mrs. Mar- jorie Miller, Mrs. Gertrude Livergood, Mrs. Lillian Schneider, Mrs. Blanche Brayman. Anyone who has eaten in the Cafeteria knows Mrs. Eva Brown as a good friend. For nineteen years she has been conscientiously interested in our welfare. As we reflect on her retirement, we sense the gratitude we owe her. Mrs. Brown, we will miss you. BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW: Mr. Leo Can- field, Mr. Frank Bollinger, Mr. Harold Greene. BACK ROW: Mr. Rodney Ruckle, Mr. Ronnie Schnettler, Mr. Adrian Allen (Head Mechanic). Since 1940 Mr. Frank Bol- linger has served the school district as a bus driver. Every- one in the East Hill area, young and old, is familiar with his pleasant manner. Mr. Bollinger, for a job well done, we thank you. We will miss your cheery hello. FIRST ROW: Linda Palidar, Sally Crane, Martha Padden, Janet VanCilder, Stella Monahan, Nancy Bergsten, Beverly Mullane, Sandra Smith, Kathy Strahan, Gail Koubek, Cindy Dieter, Linda Willover. SECOND ROW: Mr. Donald Cady, Betsy Jones, Beverly Carney, Jackie Swarthout, Della Mancuso, Martha Lanphere, Mary Ann Cimbricz, David Freeman, Dean Guilford, Gary Dickens, Roddy Burd, Ernest Clark, Mr. Thomas Meade. THIRD ROW: Bruce Wolf, Dennis Miles, James Clarke, Joe Illerbrun, Danny McDermott, Tommy Allen, Billy Ritter, Mary Jane Foster, Roberta Miles, Connie Clemons, Diane Kline. BACK ROW: Claudia Clemons, Daniel Carney, Don Stuck, Vincent Bralts, Edith Siebold. EIGHTH - SEVENTH FIRST ROW: Janinc Nickerson, Deborah Goffers, Leslie Willover, Mary Ann Dow, Darlene Ripple, Mr. Valen- tine Marciszewski, Brenda Kelly, Bonnie Carney, Linda Cummins, Jane Skinner, Mary Kopczynski, Stacy Stock- man. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Foster, Diane Hosmer, Marolyn Plummer, Beverly Garmong, Lynn Bowker, Diane Schwab, Barbara Sullivan, Brenda Sowl, Carol Greene, Barbara Burd, Bonnie Rogers, Janine Allen. THIRD ROW: Duane Gclser, Dean Hills, Bill Moore, Robert Scutt, Don Guilford, David Rose, Robert Byron, Frank Easton, Kenneth Decker, David Wolfgang. FOURTH ROW: James Bailey, Danny McCarthy, David Carney, John Kou- bek, Lee Foster, Dick Fleming, Kenneth West. BACK ROW: Alfred Morehouse, Dennis Clark, Barry Miles, Steve Hurd, Dick We art, Burt Miller. 42 FIRST ROW: Miss Carrie Burrows, Leslie DaHill, Faith Rogers, James Lentola, Paula Ritter, Beverly Plummer, Clyde Clemons, Miss Marshall (Cadet Teacher). SECOND ROW: Loretta Austin, Gary Ripple, David Cummins, Cynthia Roe, Terry Dieter. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Pierce, Robert Stephen, Kim Childs, Jeffrey Wolf, Bradley Little. BACK ROW: Roberta Barnes, Randall Crane, Bruce Benjamin, Maurice Cowles, Debra Warner, Susan Burdick. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Mrs. Marian Smith, Timmic Stockman, John Mancufco, Patricia Brundage, Patricia Storms, Pamela Potter, Robert Freeman, Loren Richmond. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Ritter, Diane Bennett, Thomas Sctchel, Joseph Kelly, Glenda Shafer, Audrey Howell. THIRD ROW: Stephen Shaner, Robert Skinner, Debra Goodliff, Ronald Gelscr, Thomas Strahan. BACK ROW: Sally Illerbrun, Gary Youmans, Melvin Cross, John Carney, Deborah Sherwood, Gloria Fleming. 43 FIRST ROW: Denzel Richmond, Kathy Hodge, James McCarthy, Pam Bailey, Robert Shirey, Robert Ward, Mrs. Ethel Haslett. SECOND ROW: Dean Carney, Mike Harp, Robin Rougher, Debra Bower, Sam Strahan. THIRD ROW: Ann Kopczynski, Lorna Nickerson, Darlene Bliss, Ellen Ruckle, Susie Burdick. BACK ROW: Barbara Miles, Dale Foster, Deborah Ritter, David Hanks, Linda Blouvet. FIFTH FIRST ROW: Mrs. Judith Roth, Ronald Jordan, David Geffers, David Ritter, Robin Shirey, Catherine Scutt. SECOND ROW: Patricia Wentworth, Laurel Marciszewski, Gilbert Stearns, Annette Allen. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Cowles, Sandra Clark, Frank Illcrbrun, Ronald Greene. FOURTH ROW: Paula Kruger, Deborah Bennett, Gloria Pierce, Ronald Stuck. BACK ROW: Charles Shafer, Kathy Kline, Michael Fitzgerald, Cheryl Kelly. GRADE 44 FOURTH FIRST ROW: Janet Gelser, Tommy Mangine, Mark Rose, Glen Smith, Susie Mapes, Daniel Mac kney, Mrs. Gladys Black. SECOND ROW: David We art, Gary West, Susan George, Karen McDermott, Richard Foster. THIRD ROW: Jenifer Kline, Ann Stock- man, John Hurd, Robert We the rby, James Rollo. BACK ROW: Stephen Haskell, Marguerite Bralts, Bruce Palmer, Donald Ripple, Nancy Ames, Dwight Harp. GRADE FIRST ROW: Garry Moore, Jerry Gannong, Cheryl Richmond, Jean Vossler, Diane Clemons. SECOND ROW: Stephen Ritter, Cathy Cummins, Bonnie Lunn, Sandra Stearns. THIRD ROW: Miss Bernice Hartigan, Jacqueline Kelly, Leonard Hodge, Susan Jordan, Dale Brown. BACK ROW: Christine Urvan, Brian Crane, Cynthia Burdick, Duane Rogers, Ronald Wyatt. 45 FIRST ROW: Kurt Kruger, Robert Cummins, Michele Mancuso, Thomas Ritter, Bruce Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Kopezynski, Cynthia Jones, Bruce Strahan, Valerie Marciszewski, Debra Brown, Mrs. Emma Miller. BACK ROW: Terry Swift, Rhonda Rougher, Shirley Storms, Randy Canning, Stephan Shelley, Yvonne Shaner. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW': Deborah Scott, Mark Rumsey, Nancy Foster, Amy Luce, Robin Powell, Wayne Perry. SECOND ROW: Kathy Davis, Gregory Herring, Tracey Cooper, Kathleen Urvan, Karen Jordan, Mrs. Beatrice Thompson. THIRD ROW: Susan Graham, Gail Thompson, Debra Hosmcr, Sharon Glasspoolc. BACK ROW: Robert Cummins, James Zacher. 46 FIRST ROW: Miss Joan Heller (Cadet Teacher), Sally Sue Stuck, Barbara Bailey, Lori Foster, Terri Lee Bowker, Michele Nickerson, Debra Ward, Miss Susie Robinson. SECOND ROW: Brian Little, Daniel Bower, Roy Mon- ahan, Michael Riehle, Dale West. THIRD ROW: Lois Weatherell, Fred Nelson, Michael Frost, Walter Mackney, Henry Miles, Burt Young. FOURTH ROW: Donald Clark, Zackeray Whitwood, Richard Rathbun, Nora Jean VanGilder. BACK ROW: Ronald Pierce, Mark Bennett, Keith Greene, Michael DaHill. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Paula Robinson, Mike Shelly, Donald Wyatt, Edwin Luce, Ronald DaHill, Cathryn Allen, Sandra Cummins. SECOND ROW: Marcy Geffcrs, Rebecca Powell, Mary Ellen Sherman, Timothy McDermott, Dalaine Austin. THIRD ROW: William McCarthy, Karen Kruger, Kathleen Ward, Charles Urvan, Cathy O'Neil. FOURTH ROW: James Dieter, Suzanne Lester, Diane Skinner, Julie Crane. BACK ROW: Bonnctte Miles, Ronald Ritter, Andrew Rahr, Naomi Hazzard. 47 FIRST ROW: Debbie Clemons, Ricky Luce, Jacenc Faulkner, Kim Rumsey, Darlene Mangine, Kim Williams, Renee Frost, Mrs. Bemadine Hamilton. SECOND ROW: John Dunn, Jimmie Burrows, Susan Gelser, Guy Mark Cooper, Tim Allen, Mike Kopczynski, THIRD ROW: Diane Fredericks, Dorotha Bennett, Linda George, Karen Weatherell, David DaHill, Richard Ripple. FOURTH ROW: Sharry Smith, Barton Hopkins, Carl Miller, Gerald Foster, Mark Shafer. BACK ROW: Nancy Marciszewski, Martha Haskell, Michael Ward, Jimmie Cornelius, Bruce Bliss. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Judy DaHill, Karl Kruger, Cynthia Powell, Jack Ritter, Terry James, Phyllis Short, Susan Scott, Mrs. Ethelyn Zenoski. SECOND ROW: Roger Mangine, Pamela Sullivan, Marsha Carney, Kim Hodge, Donna Greene. THIRD ROW: Dawn Greene, Jack Skinner, Kevin Canfield, Candy McCarthy, Lawrence Marvin. FOURTH ROW: Kris Hess, Gerry Clark, Tom Brandes, Robin Jordan, Laurie McDermott, Peter Vosslcr. BACK ROW: Kim Hyde, Dennis George, Barbara Blouvet. 48 FIRST ROW: Richard Ames, Ralph Blouvct, David We re ley, Dawn Cooper, Denise Weart, Karen Canfield, Mrs. Doris Hartley. SECOND ROW: David Foster, Michele Richie, Charlotte Baker, Susan Bernard, Diane Jones. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Cummins, Kris Kruger, Brian Hopkins, Kevin Jordan, Jean Wentworth. FOURTH ROW: Carl Bralts, Gary Nickerson, Richard Seldcn, Kim Swisher. BACK ROW: Jimmy Steams, Bradley Rath- bun. KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Miss Lena Blossom, Kirk Rumscy, Theresa Bleeks, Robyn Frost, Linda Stuck, James Ritter. SEC- OND ROW: Billy Mangine, Kimberely Clark, Tracy Ward, Beatrice Smcal. THIRD ROW: Evard Marvin Usa Urvan, Timmy Bowkcr, Marcy Ward, Donn Lester, Steven Hosmer. BACK ROW: Charles Armbruster Hollie Hyde, Deborah Lockwood, James Brownell, John Buzzard. 49 THE FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF ALLEGANY COUNTY Angelica, Bolivar, Canaseraga, Friendship, Wellsville Member F. D. I. C. ROLAND STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography 21 East Main St., IJhone 8840 Friendship, New York Compliments of DRAKE MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Friendship, New York Service Above Self Compliments of FRIENDSHIP ROTARY CLUB Live by the Four-Way Test Compliments of Home of Good FRANK O'CONNOR Baked Goods SPORTING GOODS SWATT BAKING CO. 499 Washington St. Buffalo 3, N.Y., Phone TL 3-7266 Olean, N.Y., Phone 372-9480 Compliments of LOOHN'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS GUILFORD DAIRY ESTHER MAURIE THOMAS 450 Canisteo Street Hornell, New York A Business Built On Satisfaction For Better Health Drink Milk Each Day Cuba, New York Compliments of BRADFORD--BOTTLING CO. ACME ELECTRIC CORPORATION Bradford, Pa. Phone 368-6148 Cuba, New York Reach For A Complete Musical Service STROEHMANN SUNBEAM Bread At It's Best HICKEY'S MUSIC STORE 201 S. Tioga St., Ithaca, N.Y. Phone AR 2-8262 Compl iments of CUBA ICE CREAM COMPANY ARMBRUSTER'S RED WHITE FOOD STORE Premium Quality Ice Creams 1917-1964 Friendship, New York r market BASKET V food M Be Happy! Go Electric Graduates, like all other folks, will find the Electric Way the Better Way to Easier, Happier and more Comfortable living. FRIENDSHIP PHARMACY Phone 3496, Friendship, N.Y. Prescriptions Our Specialty Jack T. May Live Better Electrically ROCHESTER GAS AKin ci crTDir AINU tLtUKIL Live Modern . . . For Less With Natural Gas PRODUCERS GAS COMPANY Friendship, N.Y., Olean, N.Y. Compton Heary's; Complete Home Fur- nishings Appliances Nickerson's Delicatessen Carter Hardware Roy Thompson: General Contractor Cotton Lumber Supply Company Davis Funeral Home Miller Brandes; Service Station Craig C. Weart; General Insurance Surety Bonds New Home Hotel Farnham's Liquor Store Palace Garage; F.E. Bollinger Strauss Insurance Agency Heart's Delight Food Products are Best by Test SCOVILLE, BROWN COMPANY Wellsville, New York BLUMENTHAL'S SPORTING GOODS, INC. Athletic Equipment Audio-Visual Aids School and Team Sales 234 No. Union St., Olean, N.Y. Friendship Dairies, Inc. Harrison Cheney, Barber Shop Friendship Farmers' Cooperative Mr. Mrs. Rex Voorhies Fleming's Paint Collision Service Modern Millwork Supply Co., George Garmong, Prop. Friendship 5c—SI .00 Store; Edward Hernblom, Prop.