Randolph High School - Oracle Yearbook (Randolph, MA)

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502. . . Once again the Future l-lomemakers of America made history for the school they serve. One of the few chapters of a national organization within the body of Student activities, the FHA. has brought the name of Randolph into national prominence year after year. ln l96O, Yvette Richard became the National Vice Presi- dent, after serving four years as local Treasurer and accepting the position ot State Treasurer for this year as well. Also bringing tame to our school chapter Mau- reen Black was elected State Vice-President. Here at home the Fil-l.A, activities were the usual combination at service, loyalty, pleasure and learning. From the Hallowe'en initiation to the Splash Party, from the seriousness ot the Brotherhood Week speakers to the generosity of the Christmas help to the needy and caroling, the girls of the Future l-lomemakers of America carried on the tradition that makes them one of Randolph High SchooI's most valued organizations. I' li That F.H.A. Scrapbook with its clippings and honors, its mem- ories and old friends . . . Miss Schomer reminisces with Yvette and Maureen. E l Q f 1 5 le a s., grwmx A i , ., wiv, . CID Miss Katherine Schomer whose kindness and unseltishness have been the inspiration and guidance of the girls of the F.H.A. +5 NlAl1.J C 0 '-.T I1 W I 3 'S 2 R L P, -. ef C+ O 0- 0 'Nw rio'

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K7 First row: Doris Jackson, Diane Mcwigan, Jean McNeil, Nancy Silson, Carole Turner Second raw Gail Ander- son, Theresa Bolevvicz, Edie Leahy, Bob UiSimone, Jan- ice Elliot. Third row: Linda G f'n! ldenberg, Ann Pcreslfx Peter McGrath, Virginia Malta, Carol-,in Bulua, Carolyn Strickland, Jeanne Shea, Joyce Zimmerman, Sally Pearl- man, Toby Schwartz, Nancy Baxter, Pat Davin, Fourth row' Richard Anderson, Sterling Cossaboom, Bernie White, John O'Brien, Johanne Robison, Lois Dockendotf, Tom Gallagher, Bob Denise, Philip Blaine J jk Z Z6 cgfzrfzfzelf The Blue and White Banner, voice of the students at Randolph High School, put on a new look this year. Working with their new advisor, Mrs, Jean Noblin and encouraged by the guidance at the Banners founder and long term advisor, Miss Martha Foley, Banner Mrs. Jean Noblin takes on the head- aches and triumphs of advising The Blue and White Banner, Q. Stott members fought the battles of double session, high finance and that monster, the deadline Firsts for l96O1 the yearly subscrip- tion and the New York trip to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention Next year? Wait and see' 5-64a Editin: C copy it thc Bznner, Edie Leahv Bob Di- Sifr ne and Mi-,s V lei,