Randolph High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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QW Ofawa W7 Z....Wm.? . ICICI at President Edith Leahy addresses the Student Council Ruth Michaelson, Frank Esposito, Carolyn Stickland, Jean McNeil, Martha Bosworth, Marcia Brodil, Mi- chael Gabardi, Tharnas Gallagher, Georgianna Gray, Joseph Carnelio. Martha Bosworth and Tommy Gallagher Carol Strickland sets up the schedule for help raise rnaney for the Scholarship Fund Student Council car wash as Georgianna by selling pens, Ann Smith is the first Gray and Jean McNeil list volunteers. customer,

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J 'K, ci , Q. Mr. Santry shows president Edie Leahy one of the many honors won by our Student Council. STUDENT CCUNCIL Our award-winning Student Council brought home more glory in l96O. Those of us who watch Mr. Santry's bulletin board saw the new honors collecting like stars. Our hard working group of student representatives have been cited on the local, state and national level. For their contribution to the school and the community they are the proud recipients of The National Federation of Student Coun- cil Award. The Oracle salutes especially: the Saturday morning car-wash for the benefit of retarded children, the Student Council Schol- arship, the Spring Variety Show and, of course, the Key Club supervision of the stu- dent body before school every morning. Stu- dent Council is the best example that Ran- dolph High School can give of the tact that we train mature, unselfish, responsible young citizens capable of governing themselves, 76 '1 ! I 2 'f ' , f 1 3 'Y A poem . . . an apple . . , a smile. Marcia Brodil pins a corsage on Miss Getch's shoulder for Teacher Appreciation Day.

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' goffzed Ziyi THE KEY CLUB: Standing, left to right: Victor Dragon, Francis Esposito, Barry Gallagher, Roger Kelliher, Robert Serisky, Mr. Santry, advisor, Marylou Pignatelli, Ruthie Hayward, Edie Leahy, Doris Conrod, George Rent, Lu- KEY This year, l96O, marks the second anniver- sary of the Key Club. Membership is achieved by election. The Student Council chooses members from junior and senior applications. These applications show a definite desire and effort on the part of the applicant to uphold standards and ideals that typify the Rahdolph kk. I f X cille Roode Sharon Kiley Pat Coughlin Barbara Mac- Donald, Sheila O'Sullivah, Judy Powelrs, and Kathy Ricchio. CLUB High School spirit. The attributes of a mem- ber of the Key Club are loyalty, sincerity, spirit and a sense of fair play. Perhaps more important than that which has already been accomplished by the Key Club member is the want and will to continue the good work.