Randolph High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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Coach Pistone and Freshman l-loopsters Fred Swanson, Billy MacDonald, Bob Zack, Joe Sawczwk, Jimmy Web- ber, Richie Zapustas and Francis l-lart. Freshman basketball players promise a lasting success for Randolph's coming varsity teams with their lO-l record this year, High scorer, Francis i-lart, with a lo points per game average and second place John Sawcuck are the boys to watch Play-making by Ron Zack and Fred Swanson with Richie Zapustas and Jim Webber alternating as starters gave us an aggressive well balanced team. Best game: Oliver Ames, 34-30. First victory. Captain Francis l-lart and William Morris led the Freshmen Grid Team to a 5-2 record this year. Starring in passing and running, Frank Hart quarterbacked with the support of Jim Dolan's line backing and Ed Mace's tackle. Back Standing: .Coach Bernardo, John Canavan, Robert Powers, Arthur Melia, Donald Sidel, Francis Hart, James Dolan, Michael Fleming, Robert Mahoney, Frederick Swanson. Front: Ronald Rozenburg, Richard Gianini, r I. 'Lf - V - FRESHMAN SPORTS . , ,t ,k ,.i Vain, Coach Pistone joins in the pre-game prayer for victory. William Morris, Edward Mace, John Campbell, Brian MacDonald, Richard Zapustas, Robert Burns, William O'Brien. X '. Q - 4 ,

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WJ ffoffzwe Mill? ff! 'Q Bob Zapustas, Barry Needham, Fred DeFeo, Joe McPhee, Jim Gallagher Robert Burwood Bob Blanchard, Jim Fraser, Bob Denise, John O'Brien, Steve McCambly Gerald Dibbern The J.V.'s maintained the basketball suc- cess story with the best record any JV. team has had, l3-5. Captain Tommy Gallagher led an outstanding squad. Highlights of the sea- son: Barry Needham's ll5 points, Alan Sil- verman's dependable shooting and that last second victory over Foxboro, 3 l -30. Bobby Zapustas shares the honors with Barry Needham in J.V. Basketball, Tommy Gallagher ready for action

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TRACK N Phil Carlino clears the six-foot bar for photographers . . . only practising. Track is the coming sport in Randolph. The spring of '59, Coach Pistone's first year saw RHS. take a second in the Hockamock League. This winter at the Boston Garden in the Winter State Championship Meet, Ran- dolph scored higher than any other South Ziyi 1' Shore pa-rticipant, fourth in Class C. High- lights of that meet: Dove Duffy's second in the mile with a final spurt that set the Gar- den into a roar, Phil Carlino tieing for first in the high jump and Bill Crayton's 5th place medal in the lOOO. Coach Pistone's outlook for spring is bright with Bob DiSimone, Phil Corlino, Joe Zapustas, Bernie White and Marc Hoffman standing beside him. ln the front row Jim Robinson, Bill Croyton, Dave Duffy, Ed Doucette and Jerry Coates,