Randolph Union High School - Galloping Ghost Yearbook (Randolph, VT)

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38 GALL OPING GHOST STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST Row fleft to righfj: Stephen Webster, jean LaFrar1ce, Patri ' J , L ' Ch b cia ens ewis am ers fpresidentj Rita Voghell fvice-presidentj, Marilyn Brigham, Richard Bowen. SECOND Row: Chester Pierce, Carol Salter, Mr. Parker, Linda Fullam, Mr. Gaidys, John Roy, Charles Diggle, Thomas Angell. YEARBOOK STAFF Left to right: Ann Webster Qassistnnt business managerj, Sandra Gray Cbusiness managerj, Fred Clevela Cedztorj, Rita Voghell Cassistant ed' 1 H nd itorj, arriet Chase Qassistant business managerj, Mr. Parker Qfaculty aslvisorj.

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GALLOPING GHOST 37 CHORUS A group of over 100 students, under the direction of Mrs. Stautzenbach, has sung in three main events. At the Winooski Festival, held in Barre, B.-R. U. H. S. was represented by over 30 students. Seven senior members of the Chorus attended the All-State Music Festival held in Burlington. Later a Spring Concert was held in Randolph including all the Chorus. BAND, ORCHESTRA, MAJORETTES The band, orchestra and majorettes are directed by Mr. Ellis. These three groups represented B.-R. U. H. S. at Winooski and All-State Music Festivals. Robert Moore, a senior, was our representative at Dover, New Hampshire for the All New England Festival. The band, orchestra and chorus together, presented a Spring Concert in Randolph. As an added attraction of most band and orchestra activities, the majorettes did some of their fancy twirling. These girls are led by Margaret Battles. their captain. SPORTS The cheerleaders did an excellent job of keeping up the morale of the players at about 30 games this season. The senior cheerleaders this year are Shirley Russell, captain, Ann Webster, Geraldine Greenwood, and Sandra Allen. They boys' basketball squad coached by Mr. Wooster showed much improvement this year, winning nine of the nineteen scheduled games. The three most exciting games were with Williamstowia, Bethel, and Woodstock. The graduating players are james Pierce, David Barnard and manager Robert Moore. The baseball team, also coached by Mr. Wooster, has ten games scheduled for the year, the first two of which they have won. Graduating members of the team are james Pierce, David Barnard, and George Kendall. The girls' basketball team, coached by Miss Berry, had a very successful year win- ning 11 out of 12 scheduled games, the most exciting of which was with Waterbury. Those who graduate this year are assistant manager, Janice Young, and the players Harriet Chase, captain, Roberta Sargent, Elizabeth Facto and Margaret Battles.

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GALLOPING GHOST 39 JUNIOR CLASS FIRST Row fleft to riglatjz Dick Smithers, Fred Goodrich, james Maloney, Robert Niebling, Charles Diggle, Philip Webster, Charles Cota, Paul McGrail, Bradley Morse. SECOND Row: Barbara Bigelow, Patricia Gaidys, Sally Jewett, Grace Waldo, Addie Lella Flint, Sylvia Bugbee, Richard Wakefield, Barry Lashway, Roland Sawyer. THIRD Row: Ellen Bass, Ruth Jones, Susan Chadwick, Elaine Masino, Georgene Thomas, Barbara Gill, Brenda Peck, Patrica Jens, William Slayton, Richard Bowen, Leonard Reed. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Lagro, Martha Luce, Anita Bell, Martha Childs, Martha Moxley, Janet Galarneau, Paul Voghell, Arnold Brassard, Stephen Rogers, Norman Riford. FIFTH Row: Karene Wood, Colleen Lamon, Suzanne Allen, Carissa Sawyer, Nancy Wagner, Pauline LaPerlc, Deanna White, Carroll Avery, Ronald Barcomb, Galen Collins, Allan Churchill. ABSENT: Sandra Brown, Malcolm Campbell, Bradley Mack. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST Row flef! fo riglatj: Addie Lella Flint Qtreasurerj, Elaine Masino Qvice-presidentj, Richard Bowen Qpresidenty, Brenda Peck fsecretnryy, Patricia Jens Qstudent councilj. SECOND Row: Mr. Parker Qadvisorj, Charles Diggle Qstudent councilj, Miss Berry fadvisorj.