Randolph High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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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.

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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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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In i959 Mr. Thomas Grady, the new Di- rector of Guidance in Randolph High School, became the new advisor to the Ran- dolph National Honor Society. The chapter was renamed The Joseph W. Daley Chap- ter in loving memory of its long-term advis- or whose sudden death in the spring of l959 saddened all of us Richard Szum was elected president ot the new chapter and spoke at the first Honor Society As- sembly which cited academic honors won by Randolph students in local, state and national competitions. The national stand' ards of Character, Service, Scholarship and Leadership are carried and maintained proudly by these, our top students, Grouped around their advisor, Mr. Grady, in his office, the National Honor Society proudly displays its emblem and membership. Seated with Mr, Grady: Yvette Rich- ard and Janice Cohen. Behind them, standing, John Hesford, Arlene McKenzie, Barbara Price, Theresa Blae- wicz, Joanne Clark, James Wengler, President, Richie .- Q , 142 1 17 Mr. Grady and Richard Szum carry on the tra- ditions ot the Joseph Daly Chapter Szum, holds the emblem. Front row girls standing Claire Childs, Edie Leahy, Grace Ahlfont, Jeanne Shea Jeanne Curry and Ruthie Hayward, In back of them Bob Benson, Paul Miller Edcie DeFelice ana Arlene Rcsenburg,