Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1972 volume:

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Sri JL «. nyca, ! . -1 0 cirem . -555 $ 3L «• «L®� C,r-. - «ft� at iest of Feld- nd Rush- g waves a ond win in one a 2-1 now 1-1 Ai Friendship 0� , Mark u. Flack, a sophon lv. He scored four goals I afternoon to lead the No Division leaders to decision over Rushford. Angelica, coming up v big tie against the Sec champs in the last outinj a game off the pace wit! decision over Hov Academy in action Friday night at Hot University. In the Southern Divis had been a four-way tie top with Richburg, Belmont, and Friendsti sporting 2-1-1 records. No longer ... Belmon quick jump on two first. Chuck Gilluly goals and 1 for a 4-3 decision over Ri( while Friendship tumec Scio, 4-1, with Bob Cui getting a pair. Whitesvill was idle. The summary: At Belfast Belfast 1 3 Rushford 0 0 Belfast - Terry Wisemar Morton. Rick Flack (4), DeRock, Dave Noether. At Friendship Friendship 2 0 Scio 0 0 Friendship — Bob Cummii Dave Getters Jim McCarth Scio — Dave Clarke (pen At Houghton Houghton 1 0 0 Angelica 1 0 2 Houghton - Vaughn Cypp Angelica - Boo Spang let Button 12' At Belmont Richburg 0 0 Dedication The class of 1972 and the Panorama staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John P. Maxson. During his four years with us, Mr. Maxson has done a great deal in preparing many for the future. Through all our many and greatly enjoy- able associations with him, he has worked to build character and citizenship, and to instill in us ide- als of fair play and sportsmanship. Mr. Maxson has earned the respect of all not only through his excellent classroom instruc- tion, and his advisory capacities, but also through the inspiration of his own personal example. For all these things and more, we wish to thank you, Mr. Maxson and wish you all the luck you deserve. 2 John P. Maxson LARRY BEDOW The only failure which lacks dig- nity is the failure to try. - Malcolm F. MacNeil DALE R. BROWN Believe it or not. - R. L. Ripley Dale CYNTHIA MARIE BURDICK ... to be the candle or the mir- ror that reflects it ... - Edith Wharton DEAN CARNEY Prosperity is like parking places. There is always plenty of it for the fellow who gets there first. - Winner Cath CATHY CUMMINS BENNETT Journeys end in lovers' meeting. - William Shakespeare 4 Cindy Dean Brian Cindy CYNTHIA A. CLARK Happiness is above all things the calm, glad certainty of innocence. - Henrik Ibsen Doug SANDRA L. CLARK In Heaven an angel is nobody in particular, so why be an angel? - Bernard Shaw San DOUGLAS R. CUMMINS I am willing to taste any drink once. - James Branch Cabell PENNY JUNE ELLIOTT There is no road so level as to have no rough places. - Cervantes BRIAN CRANE There is no future in any job - the future is in the one who holds the job. - The Uplift Penny Wes Rick WESLEY D. FEASTER If we open a quarrel between the past and the present, we shall find that we have lost the future. - Winston S. Churchill JERRY L. GARMONG Nature has granted to all to be happy, if we did but know how to use her benefits. - Claudian Jer DAVE GEFFERS Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. - Ralph Waldo Emerson JANET ANN GELSER Joy to forgive and joy to be for- given hang level in the balances of love. - Richard Garnett Dave RICHARD J. FOSTER The rememberance of the past is the teacher of the future. - Krabara Ekken Jan Lynn LYNN SHELLEY HAMILTON Every human being is intended to have a character of his own; to be what no other is; and to do what no other can do. - Channing DWIGHT DAVID HARP Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. - Alexander Pope Dwight STEPHEN F. HASKELL Let me live only to do and let me do only to live.” - Bachman LEONARD R. HODGE A lifetime of happiness! No man alive could bear it; it would be hell on earth. - Man and Superman (Act I) Carolynn CAROLYNN HAMPSHIRE The arts are the greatest gifts God gave man; besides woman. - Original Red Butch 7 JACQUELINE LOU KELLY No life is so hard that you can't make it easier by the way you take it. - Ellen Glasgow Ace james jay McCarthy If success made the heart swell as it does the head, this would be a far better world. - Tid-Bits 8 Suzy CLASS COLORS - Lavender and White CLASS FLO WER - Lilac REMEMBER WHEN? Mac SUSAN LYNN JORDAN One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and, speak a few reasonable words.” - Goethe Steve STEVEN RUSSELL LANANGER Ah, why should life labor be? - The Lotos-Eaters Karin SUE ANN MAPES Always leave them laughing when you say good-bye. - Robert Peter Tristram Coffin KARIN M. MCDERMOTT We judge ourselves by what we think we can do. Others judge us by what we have already done. - Seneca Cheese Sam ROBIN JAMES MURPHY No matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney. - Alfred E. Smith MARIA AMALIA ORTIZ With everything that pretty is, my lady sweet, arise. - William Shakespeare ROSEMARY E. MADISON The reason a lot of people do not recognize opportunity is because it usually goes around wearing over- halls looking like work. - Thomas A. Edison Maria Rosemary CHERYL RICHMOND Every tomorrow has two handles; we can take hold by the handle of anxiety or by the hand of faith. - Brotherhood Journal Cheri STEPHEN G. RITTER If you want the most out of life try the things that challenge you most.” - Heil D. Bollinger Bruce BRUCE PALMER We must all hang together, or as- suredly we shall all hang separate- ly. - Benjamin Franklin Don DON RIPPLE The old forget, the young don't know. - Gemar 10 Steve Jim JAMES M. ROLLO There is only one way to achieve happiness on this terrestrial ball, that is to either have a clear con- science or none at all. - Ogden Nash CATHERINE C. SCUTT There are some people one loves best, and others whom one would almost always rather have as com- panions. - Henrik Ibsen Kit SANDRA L. STEARNS Every human being is intended to have a character of his own; to be what no other is; and to do what no other can do.” - Channing TERRY LEE STIVES Short as life is, we make it still shorter by the careless waste of time.” - Victor Hugo Rosie ROSE MARIE ROSENBECK He is wise who places neither fear nor hope in the uncertain future. - Anatole France Sandy Terry 11 ANNA CHRISTINE URVAN If you confer a benefit, never re- member it. If you receive one, never forget it.” - Chilon ANN MICHELE STOCKMAN ”Life is my college, may I gradu- ate well, and earn some honors.” - Alcott Ann mmm Jean JEAN ANN VOSSLER Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. - William Shakespeare Chris DAVID E. WEART Man to command and woman to obey. - Alfred, Lord Tennyson 12 Dave GARY M. WEST The trouble with being a good sport is that you have to lose to prove it. - Richard Armour RONALD J. WYATT Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to.” - Mark Twain Gar Ron RICK FOSTER, President; SANDY STEARNS, Vice President: PENNY ELLIOTT, Treasurer; MISS BED- WELL, Advisor; MISS RAUB, Ad- visor; JANET GELSER, Secretary. Principals LARRY MAHER, Administrative Assistant. CARLOS GUTIERREZ, Supervising Principal. Guidance AlfredTucker, Dave Karl, Charles Georgic, Glenda Bedwell, John Maxson, Carol Stout, Don Cady. Going through a temporary adolescent adjustment reaction? Against the wall with schedule problems? Stumped by emotional im- balance? That's right, your best bet is conferring with the many spe- cific grade counselors under the master influence of A1 Tucker. 18 ALFRED TUCKER Board of Education Secretaries MRS. CONNIE BURDICK MRS. DOROTHY BURRIS, MRS. PHYLLIS SHERWOOD MRS. DEBBIE CRANE Math and Science FRONT: Glenda Bedwell, Valentine Marciszewski. BACK: Arthur Hood, Don Cady. Social Studies Charles Georgic, John Maxson Joi Ruobo, Student Teacher; Robert Sherman; Phyllis Burdick; Carol Stout. Homemalcing Jeanne Roland French Margaret Fribolin Business Marian Kroutil Faculty Music Library Drivers Education Alese Garcia, Joanne Damasco Health and Physical Education Industrial Arts Linda Raub, John Hogan, Delores Whitney, Dave Karl, Jocelyn Hazzard. Richard Lattimer Carol Martin, Student Teacher; Nancy McDermott; Nancy Frommer, Student Teachers; Lia Wier, 21 Audio Visual Bill Zacher Robert Kronenwetter, Margaret Campbell, Mary Ellen Zacher, Barbara Youngs, Diana Zipfil, Sandra Wright. Marilee Leaderbach Susie Robinson Mark Lesi, Dianne Georgic, Patricia Trippi, Linda Quackenbush. Elizabeth Pocock, Emma Miller Ethel Haslett, Mary Kingdon 23 Bus Drivers Custodians Ron Womer, Emerson Lanphere, Rodney Ruckle, Don Heary, Carl Schneider, Gib Ward. Homer Herrick, Herm Barret, Ron Womer Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Helpers Doris Ruckle, Jo Burdick, Virginia Barret, ROW ONE: J. Jewell, J. Schurr, D. Green, N. Marciszewski, Charlotte Womer, Ronna Jordan. K. Dewe, J. Faulkner. ROW TWO: L. Zeager, D. DaHill, J. Daniels, R. DaHill, J. Ritter, R. Hampshire, J. Frost. Joann Hanks Norm Fleming vra TTW ROW ONE: Deb Brown, Valerie Skinner, Audrey Truesdell, Valerie Marciszewski, Kathy Urvan. ROW TWO: Kurt Kruger, Dawn Free- man, Criss Zeager, Nancy Foster, Nancy Ames, Diane Craft. ROW THREE: Wayne Perry, Barry Wolf, Bruce Strahan, Danny Dieter, Mike Horton. Juniors ROW ONE: Cindy Jones, Kathy Davis, Yvonne Shaner, Karen Jor- dan, Roxanne Bessey, Michele Mancuso. ROW TWO: Greg Her- ring, Jeryl Little, Shirley Storms, Sue Graham, Mark Chomey, Bob Travis. ROW THREE: Bruce Emery, Jim Zacher, Trevor Jones, Mark Rumsey, Randy Carle. ROW ONE: Bill Leach, Buddy Miles, George Marks, Bonnie Miles, Anne Dunshie, Sally Stuck, Bill McCarthy, Sandy Cummins, Donna Parker, Mike DaHill, Alfred a Collins. ROW TWO: Vicki Bean, Deb Ward, Mark Bennett, Joe Groves, Ray Brownell, Gary Eaton, Jim Dieter, Rick Rathbun, Terry Hilliard. ROW THREE: Betsy Craft, Diane Skinner, Julie Crane, Margaret Gutierrez, Terri Bowker, Kathy Feaster, Kathy Ward, Karen Kruger, Sandy Warren, Robin Williams, Barb Bailey, Suzi Lester. 9ophomores ROW ONE: Mike Shelly, Mark Crofoot, Gary Hatrick, Geary Southwick, Ron Pierce. ROW TWO: Dawn Karlson, Lori Foster, Carmela SherfieId, Sandy Smith. ROW THREE: Mike Riehle, Michele Nickerson, Sue Taylor, Dee Dee Austin, Charles Urvan, Tim McDermott. ROW ONE: Gary Hatrick - Treasurer. ROW TWO: Anne Dunshie - President; Julie Crane - V. President; Kathy Ward Secretary. ROW ONE: Dorotha Bennett, Pam Sullivan, Barb Schurr. ROW TWO: Jocey Faulkner, Deb Farrington, Gordon Redding, Ron DaHill. ROW THREE: Nancy Marciszewski, Tom Brandes, Peter Vossler, Mike Mascho, Laurie McDermott. Freshmen ROW ONE: Donna Green, Sharry Smith, Sue Gelser, Renee Frost. ROWTW3: Kim Hodge, Michele Reny, Kim Rumsey, Zack Whitwood, Margy Reny. ROW THREE: Joni Treusdell, Barb Blouvet, Katy Dewey, Don Wyatt, Kathy Dieter, Marcy Geffers, Sandy Norton. ROW ONE: Mike Densmore, Larry Zeager, Jess Dewey, Doug Jackson, Fredie Russel, Gary Mascho. ROW TWO: Kris Hess, Randy Shelly, Guy Cooper, Duane Domes, Mike Frost. ROW THREE: Karl West- fall, Dale West, Robin Jordan, Carl Miller. Mike Frost - Vice President. Gary Mascho - President. Mr. Krorenwetter - Advisor. Pam Sullivan - Treasurer. 29 Laurie McDermott ROW ONE: Mike Ward, Jim Brownell, Tracy Ward, Marsha Carney, Linda Stuck, Debbie Lockwood, Donna Norton, Joe Daniels, Joe Craft. ROW TWO: Allen Budinger, Jack Ritter, Holly Hyde, Marcy Ward, Dawn Cooper, Jack Skinner, Tim Gaines, John Dunn, Art Tyler, Mark Shaffer. RO W THREE: Martha Haskell, Anna Reding, Teresa Bleaks, Judy Dahill, Lynn Eaton, Richard Langdon. Eighth Grade ROW ONE: Richard Seldon, Kevin Jordon, Kris Kruger, Donn Lester, Karl Kurger, Chuck Armbruster, Leon Collins, Brad Rathbun, Kirk Rumsey. ROW TWO- Mr. Cady, advisor; Joyce Seedorf, Dennise Weart, Jullie Warren, Amy Bliss, Robin Frost, Michele Reihle, Charlotte Baker, Kim Swisher, Arthur Thomas. ROW THREE: Kathy Hoshal, John Buzzard, Lori Shelle, Jean Wentworth, Mia Gutierrez. Robin Frost, President; Kris Kruger, V. President; Amy Bliss, Secretary; ROW ONE: Kenny Schur, Rhonda Marciszewski, Linda Rumsey, Kathleen Miller, Pam Shaffer, Joi Jewell, Tina Koslowski. ROW TWO: Tim Bowker, Joan Schurr, Mike Illerbrun, Matt Faulkner, Dick Strahan. Brian Cotton, Roddy Hoshal, Doug Wetherell, Tracy Davis. ROW THREE: Joy Seedorf, Trudy Southwick, Ed Selden. Pat Fleming, Jim Ritter, Nancy Wyatt, Dorothy Dewe, Kirk West- fall. ROW FOUR: David DaHill, Bruce Miles, Dan Drake, David Wereley, Dennis Brownell, Debby Bedow, Dawn Langdon. Seventh Grade Lynn Seedorf, Secretary; Ed Selden, Vice-Pres.; Jeff Baker, Treas.; Mike lllebrun, Pres.; Richard Lattimer, Advisor. ROW ONE: Gary Baker, Jim Frost, Teri Shelley, Valerie Gaines, Joyce Hulin, Kay Hodge, Bruce Cotton, Jeff Baker. ROW TWO: Jeff Cummins, Lloyd Collins, Jim Steams, Richard Hampshire, Wilma Dunn, Kim Clark, Sandy Bean, Kathie Sherwood. ROW THREE: Wesley Snyder, A1 Hyde, Richard Truesdell, Tammy Jordan, Phylis Bleaks, Linda Parker, Andy Bennett. 31 ROW ONE: Denzel Richmond, Jim Zacher, Oscar Velesco, Dave Hanks, Bruce Emery, Jim Dieter, Jerry Garmong, Barry Wolf. ROW TWO: Leonard Hodge, Bruce Strahan, Jim McCarthy, Rick Rathbun, Ron Madison, Sam Strahan, Dave Gef- fers. Coach Georgic. ROW THREE: Randy Shelley, Tim McDermott. Varsity Baseball Friendship 4 Angelica 0 Friendship 13 Whites ville 2 Friendship 4 Canaseraga 5 Friendship 14 Richburg 3 Friendship 6 Scio 13 Friendship 20 Belfast 1 Friendship 7 Rushford 3 Friendship 4 Belmont 2 SECTION V PLAYOFFS Friendship 6 Honeoye 2 Friendship 1 Scio 2 Track and Field 1970 proved to be a most successful year for the F. C. S. track and field team. Led by Seniors Denzel Richmond, Sam Strahan, and Ron Jordan, the team established three school records. New standards were set in the mile medley relay. School records were tied in the high hurdles and the 880 yard run. The highlight of the season was the third place finish in the county meet. Six boys represented F. C. S. in the section I meet, with the two mile relay team (Denzel Richmond, Dale Brown, Larry Buddinger, and Rich Foster) and Dave Geffers an individual winner. For the first time girls were allowed to participate in boys’ meets. Karen Jordan was a member of the record setting mile medley relay team. Congratulations. fSj ROW ONE: Larry Buddinger, Mark Rumsey, Denzel Richmond, Mark Bennett, Buddy Miles. ROW TWO: Suzy Jordan, Kathy Ward, Karen Jordan, Sam Strahan. ROW THREE: Dale Brown, Burt Youngs. The high flying EAGLES” compiled an overall record of 13 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. This performance resulted in a sectional championship. The pitchmen scored 64 goals and limited the opposition to just 21. The first line defense led by Leonard Hodge and Jim Zacher had but only 10 goals scored on them the entire season. Jim McCarthy led the team in scoring by hitting the nets for 30 goals and 4 assists. Dave Geffers accounted for 10 goals and 25 assists, and is considered an excellent college prospect. Jerry Garmong (Johnny on the spot) came up with several key goals and also had 15 assists. Hustle and determination were the trade mark of this year's fine team, and Coach Karl will certainly miss his graduating seniors. With several fine young players returning for next sea- son, Coach Karl is very optimistic about next year’s team when he remarked ... We could very well win the title in 72 ... Varsity Soccer ROW ONE: Jesse Dewe, Jim Zacher, Leonard Hodge, Don Ripple, Joe Groves, Jerry Garmong, Dave Geffers, Jim Mc- Carthy, Kurt Kruger, Rick Rathbun, Ron Pierce, Tim McDermott, Bill Leach. ROW TWO: Fred Russel, Bob Cummins, Mark Bennett, Bruce Emery, Duane Domes, Jim Dieter, Barry Wolf, Zack Whitwood, Mark Rumsey, Jeff Gayton, Coach Dave Karl. 37 Cross Country '1971' proved to be a frustrating year for the cross-country team. Led by seniors Rick Foster and Dale Brown, the team compiled a rec- ord of 0 and 7. The season highlight was Rick Foster's consistent per- formances, finishing not worse than third in any meet. Other squad members included Larry Budinger, Carl Miller, and Randy Shelley. DALE BROWN RICK FOSTER 38 RANDY SHELLEY CARL MILLER Varsity Basketball DEAN CARNEY DAVE GEFFERS LEONARD HODGE J.V. Cheerleaders L - R: Kim Hyde, Jocey Faulkner, Margaret Gutierrez, Suzi Lester, Barb Bailey, Carmela Sherfield. MRS. GUTIERREZ Varsity Cheerleaders Kim Lattimer, Tim Karl, Teresa Trippi. Varsity Club The 1971-72 Varsity Club con- sisted of 14 members, headed by Coach Karl. Although the club is a newly formed organization it has been busy with money-making pro- jects. Its .most important project was selling the miracle cleaning agent Rex. With the help of the cheer- leaders, the club managed to ac- quire $300.00 from the project. The money along with the profit from the Christmas tournament, which was $520.00, will pay for cheerleader’s uniforms, and Var- sity Club jackets. Jr. High Basketball Jr. High Basketball Intramural Wrestling Jr. Olympic Wrestling Future Nurses L-R, ROW ONE: Diane Skinner, Mrs. Whitney (Adv.), Kathleen Urvan. ROW TWO: Sandy Warren, Betsy Craft, Violet Skinner, Marcy Geffers, Shirley Storms, Lois Weatherell, Kathy Davis, Valerie Marciszewski. Future Teachers ROW ONE: Karen Kruger, Sue Graham, Dawn Freeman. ROW TWO: Mr. Sherman (Adv.), Alfreda Collins, Kathy Ward, Karin McDer- mott, Kathy Davis, Sue Taylor. ROW ONE: Laurie McDermott, Cheryl Richmond, Sue Gel- ser, Kim Clark, Renee Frost, Michele Riehle, Janet Gel- ser, Kim Swisher. ROW TWO: Deb Lockwood, Deb Bedow, Barb Blouvet, Nancy Marciszewski, Kim Hodge, Rosemary Madison, Pam Youngs, Miss Linda Raub (adv.) Girl's Sports ROW ONE: Kim Swisher, Pam Sullivan, Janet Gelser, Cheryl Richmond, Michele Riehle, Dawn Cooper, Sue Gelser, Kim Clark, Renee Frost. ROW TWO: Deb Farrington, Jocene Falkner, Deb Lockwood, Laurie Mc- Dermott, Rosemary Madison, Ram Youngs, Kim Hodge, Barb Blouvet, Sandy Stearns, Miss Linda Raub (adv.) ANN STOCKMAN Advisor: NANCY McDERMOTT KARIN McDERMOTT CINDY BURDICK During the first semester of this school year, the National Honor Society instituted a student assistant program, based on teacher's recommendations. High school students were placed, mainly working one to one with elementary students who needed this kind of help. Also early in the year, the membership applied for, and received permission to be allowed to do as they pleased during their free periods. The National Honor Society is a senior group this year, but has worked well and hard. It is look- ing forward to the February induction to increase its membership and, therefore, its impact on Friend- ship Central. JEAN VOSSLER Student Council L-R, ROW ONE: Randy Shelley, John Buzzard, Dale West, Peter Vossler, Cindy Burdick, Margaret Gutierrez, Suzi Lester. ROW TWO: Jo Seedorf, Sandy Warren, Michele Mancuso, Sue Graham, Sherry Marks, Sue Mapes, Kathy Sherwood, Amy Bliss. OFFICERS: Carl Miller, Bruce Strahan, Jerry Gar- mong, Jean Vossler. ADVISOR: John Maxson. Dick Strahan, Andy Bennett. The 1972 Student Council of Friendship Central, with Jerry Gar- mong's presidential leadership as- sisted by Bruce Strahan (Vice Pres.), Kathy Scutt (Sec.), and Carl Mil- ler (Treas.), is sailing along on steady ground. By obtaining prof- it from the pop machine and a few movies, they have greatly increased the sum of their treasury. With such profit they contributed $50.00 towards a fund in memory of Mar- tin Luther King. The council's eighteen self-motivated Represen- tatives have acceptably responded to the council's structure change and Redesign involvement. 49 ADVISOR: Carol Stout. EDITORS: Karin McDermott and Sandy Warren. Remember when? ROW ONE: Betsy Craft, Donna Parker, Michele Mancuso. ROW TWO: Rose Rosenbeck, Barb Bailey, Kathy Davis, Lois Weatherell. ROW THREE: Margaret Gutierrez, Sandy War- 50 ren, Jean Vossler, Suzi Lester. Margaret Gutierrez, Shirley Storms, Carolynn Hampshire, Nancy Marciszewski, Suzi Lester, Sandy Stearns, Rose Rosenbeck, Penny Elliott, SueMapes, Donna Parker, Barb Bailey. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Cindy Burdick and Laurie McDermott. ADVISOR: Richard Lattimer. EDITOR: Sue Graham. Panorama The 1972 Panorama has worked many long hours to make this yearbook one of the best ever. The imagination and crea- tivity put into compiling some of the most memorable occasions of the past year, has certainly been appreciated. For the first time, the Panorama received no financial help from the board of education. Finding themselves entirely self- supporting, the staff turned to the local merchants of Friendship. The staff would like to take this time to thank the local mer- chants for making the yearbook possible. A special thanks also goes to Mr. Lattimer, the Panorama advisor. His help, patience, and hard work has provided the staff with the incentive needed to produce the book. si Prom-71 ROW ONE: Gilbert Stearns, Joseph Kelly, Sam Stra- han, Diane Davis, Cheryl Stearns, Pamela Bailey. ROW TWO: Sonny Elliot, Debra Sherwood. 53 Compliments of CHARLES and JOAN ARMBRUSTER Compliments of FRIENDSHIP MARKET FRED’S TUNE-UP Support your local merchants your merchants support you. Shop Shurfine Meat — Groceries — Drygoods Automotive Engine Analyzing Ignition and Carburetor Service Call For Appointment Fred Herrick 973-8857 E. Main St. Friendship, N. Y. GORDON A. WERELEY GENERAL CONTRACTOR Compliments of 21 Penna. Ave. Friendship, N. Y. 14739 Compliments of Telephones 973-7921 973-7913 FRIENDSHIP VIDEON Compliments of FRIENDSHIP PARENT TEACHERS ASSOC. COTTON'S LIQUOR STORE Wines, Liquors and Cordials Call 973-7171 Friendship, N. Y. Free Delivery 55 CREATIVE COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY Our pictures are created for today . . . and tomorrow. They are the ultimate in simple elegance . . . Our wedding photographs are jewels . . . wonderfully romantic and rich in tradition. We show the return of the regal look. There is a whole new renais- sance in today's candids, done in our style . . . The look has taken this area by storm. It's newer than new, gayer than gay . . . Dreamy montages, candlelite at the altar . . . plus all the other things that will make your wedding a dream to remember for a lifetime . . . We believe the family group picture should be taken with the touch of the old masters that have lasted over the centuries . . . This is the picture that the children carry with them to college and on to their future homes to show their children. WHEN THINKING OF PICTURES, THINK OF ROLAND STUDIO ROLAND STUDIO 21 East Main Street Friendship, New York Tel. 973-7777 56 HAVE A GOOD YEAR McCOLLUCH MITE-E-LITE WELLSVILLE, NEW YORK Compliments of vV insurance 4 N' y ® 7 FRIENDSHIP 9 See Us for All your Needs on the above STUDENT COUNCIL ERNIE and EDNA HAZZARD 18 W. Main St. 973-2691 Friendship, N. Y. Compliments of Congratulations Class of 72 FRIENDSHIP MACLER IND. INC. FIRST AID SQUAD DRAKE MFG. CO. DIV. Best Wishes ACME ELECTRIC CORP. CYRIL and RONNA JORDAN Congratulates the Panorama Staff 57 Compliments of HEARY'S FURNITURE STORE MILLER and BRANDES Complete Home Furnishings Friendship, N. Y. Phone: 973-3131 CARTER HARDWARE SERVICE ABOVE SELF Patronize your hometown merchants Hardware, Paint, Sporting Goods, Household Items JIM and DIANN SCHNEIDER Compliments of FRIENDSHIP ROTARY CLUB CRAIG C. 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Canisius College Bulfalo, New York 59 Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ritter Musical Literary Club Dr. C. O. Gutierrez Bruto's Sales and Service Inc. Raymond J. Strahan Amsco School Publications inc. William E. McDermott Mary Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rathbun Community Lanes — Belmont Compliments of FIRST TRUST UNION BANK FRIENDLY COMMUNITY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendship Supply Co. Writing Instrument Corp. of America Fleming Collision Sam Cotton Lumber and Supply Co. Leon Graham LEGANYCLASS O Division WLT W L T 7 0 1 Rushtord 3 5 0 5 2 1 Houghton 0 8 0 184 4 0 outhern Division WLT WLT i 6 1 1 Richburg 3 4 1 5 2 1 Whitesville 0 7 0 3 3 1 riday's Results aga 3, Houghton 0 1, Angelica 0 lip 4, Richburg 0 uesday's Match at Whitesville r Season Ended) be Belfast up Central Schools for the overall ‘D” soccer cham- as each completed its 3n 5 Soccer P’ 5 soccer pis’ — get und� � ' regular season Friday with victories to clinch their respective divisions. And ... they needed the final game wins to do it. Belfast, in the Northern Division, turned back Angelic' 1-0, on the losers’ field to aver% the lone blotch — a 1-1 tie earlier in the year against Angelica. Rick Slack’s goal in the third period was the difference. Friendship needed its 4-r over Richburg to Vr falling into a tie and Dave Mo' for the v - thrc' For Paul team, the ship wi] couri w • ijHSiy i1 rumusnip 1 o mee' . —rmcn baauvm acc r rpcnilar FriHav with v £ S0 i� - r.' - A jerry Pierce (2), Da. sOl A V rH- VV N? o ;P SO As- 3 ; V ,je .is will opening .uund of “D” mpetition with .viay’s winner rated No 1 - meeting Wyom: Nunda (3 p.m.). The rest of the “I schedule is undecided expected both Angel Scio Central Schools — place finishers in the rest Kh«“F ’Allegany Soccer - Steuben-Al eague i nal clash over foe ed. on Wednesday, i will meet Addison at At Angelica Angelica 0 0 0 0 — . Belfast 0 0 10 — 1 B — Rick Slack At Richburg Friendship 1111—4 Richburg 0 0 0 0 —0 F — Dave McCarthy (3), Jerry Garmong tart' one Steuben-Al If 1 Tts Friendship Lnds tip will meet njrg Belfast’s Reign 9 . ,_ -_ „ ™h SATURDAY, ‘D’ Belfast Central School’s long reign as champions of Allegany County Cl� -' n soccer came tn lasso Visin' ooccet pne11 tesville 0 aseraga 1 d« jgflton 2 ■Matches naseraga jhton rilte Belmont fle� S� Eer .St� Af°r Bq final game, while Belfast meets either- Savona or Jasper Friday laseraga. THER pre-quarter final yesterday, Andover had wo overtime periods to illey, 3-1, in Class C. ihn Hewes’ team meets t a site to be selected. Ole failed in its bid to tr the Class B playoffs, 3 to Addison, nmary: At Belmont , Q ,,_3 0 0 2 0-2 ..cCarthy, Getters, Cum fiesIW rtgelica SocC€ t Alleg 11?l) ? 3Vl 0 0 tast “ Hew 00 DW WLT, class ° icl 1-0 ■ nos. B — Weaver, Wiseman At Homell ick came ' ■ V,ave Karl of Friend- jiiip, noted: “We wanted this ooo o-o 10 12-« arnnnri here can Wellsv.ille Addison ... A — Mark Robbins (4) At Wyoming „, ana 0 0 0 -°- chbur9 priendsnio (ast 2 mm s5 V So, lU 0 4 0 wootetsfiadwsett Friends or overtime w.ro 1-0 on � ! Hou d°n’ with Steve £ two goals. sconn vP Friendsh'O «fUgn 1 8op ttaS 40oais „ sfSig SSs gg$$s |2l Ot 1 SUnU , 3 A V1 y e d- o - 1 K dB.uai ST V K � i «Stf gftSt 1 End ®,4® c - °m f' ? o ■ [ one V ft uflT 600 W 09 eS� '1' w o o. q nrr l lie Of ‘Deans ASS O SOCCER Division , WLT I ishford 1 1 0 I 'Jtfiton 020 Canaseraga Central School, this one — Lee — did all the t i damage for coach Tony Barros’ squad scoring two goals in a 2-0 home win over Angelica Friday aftemooa ’ It was a battle between the ' “deans” of the Allegany County ta “D” soccer circuit; the vie- torious Barros and the veteran � � Ambrose Dewey. It was Canaseraga’s opener, and Angelica’s first loss after a ___ winning debut.