Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1936 volume:

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H- - V-' V-gg H, .:' - .. ,A-vw. - V ' . 1 45- y. f . gy, NDO PLPIISHICD HN TRAL IGH SCH SPNIUQ IA 1. 0 L PQ Q l ,A I C . SS ' : Y. 111111 1 rg C' 111 1 I INK!!! gill' 1 1 - 11,11 111'1-w'I11 11115. 1111' 1411'X1 X111 11111111 111111 11s111-11 111' 1111' 1l2l11111l11111 1'1'Il11'2l1 511141411 111 111 111111111'. S1 11211 11141111s il1'1' 11111- 111 1111 1111111111 111' 11111 s1:11'1' 111111 11ilYl' 1'111111111'z11111 111 1111 1111111 f11'511'1' 111 111z1111- 11 911151-iL4'1l11'X 111 11111 11x11 1 XXX' 1111111- Els 1'11z111111'f 111211 11111111 11 114111 11 '11 nf 11215 1111- f1111'1' 111 11x l111I111l111111 XX 11x1 -1111 11111'1112l111Q5111l111 W1111 112111 11111111111 1111 11111- 111111'1w 211111 111 11111 111121171 111' 111111 1111111 111111 111'111 11215 1112l111' 1111Ni1111- 1111- 'X'+'2l1 11111111 we LCCLIfL0lZ The Semor Class of 1936 wish to dedicate thzs year book to Mr Van Wle prmczpal teacher guzde and friend To hlm we oue a debt of gratitude for h1s kindly counsel good advice and we are sepaa ated from R C S may we exemplzfy hzs teachlngs towmd all mth whom ue meet Class of ?6 N J Y I his friendship to all. As the years go by and Bama CCJucafL01z Judson Young pwszdfnf Anthonx COX9lt Cllstopner Blossman Flank McCapes Lee Bushnell Mm Flank Babbltt rink acu fy First Row Milton Horak Miss Elizabeth Armitage Miss Mary Alice Grace Miss Irene Crlstenson Miss Margaret Ivancic Miss Florence McCapes Miss Elizabeth Farwell Miss Mildred Dlbble Principal Raymond Van Wie Second Row Miss Katherine Graham Miss Wilma Young Miss Martha Dillmg Miss Linnea Daniels M ss Hazel Johnson Miss Dorothy Salhoff Miss Alice Heath Comro Miss Fairy Deardurff Miss Catherine Gallagher Miss Winlfred Qumlon Mrs Bertha Parks Mrs Okie Douglas Edwn Gale Fourth Row Leo Plante Miss Doris Danielson Miss Katherine Boorn Miss Grace Hamilton Miss Lois Tompsett Glenn Underwood Carl Colvin Josef Rice William Strelb George Tripp Hubert Tuttle CIM I Third Row: Miss Ethel Coxe, Miss Gertrude Hayes, Miss Carolyn Ewell, Miss Fern 3fl,f0,,, Of Q 0 5 Rlndolph ftlltfll Qchool the successor ol thx lOlHlQl Ifllldolph Hlgh School ls the outgloxxth of the lleces ltx tol 1 ljlllldlllg lalgze enough to lcconlodlte ltfllldolph lwlsl Randolph ind the il.lll0Ulldlll,Q' tellltorx llltlllfllllg flfttul OIINLI Illll dlstrlcts lt lS bullt on the sltt oi tht l0ll'llLl flllllllltllllll lIISlltLlt6 lnd xx IS fornllllx dedlc ltxd Octohll lhe school has tlxe flddltlonfll deplltnlallts lddul t llQLllL1IIlS Among the schools Ill thls XlClIlltX The school glounds haxe gladuallx been llHIJlOXLd xxltl lts llllb? l0Qdtl0ll lts landscape appeal ltS lI1t8l1Ol' equlpment and detolatlon lt IS b9COITllll2' one of the folemost sthools ln 'Nlxx Xollx State lolmcl Dlstllct SllIX,I'1I1tLl1dLllt -X VS l1l.ll'xllLSS xxho xx IS ot grlmt lsslstance lll the l0IYl1dtlOIl oi thx l llldlllllll ftllll ll School dlStl1Lt xx as plomoud dllllllfl tht chool xt ll to the dlstllct superlntendencx of dlqtlltt Illlllllltl one ot l' llc lou Y 1 1 2 L , s - ' A ' ' ' ' - . 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K, ' , v 'K .' . x . ,' 1 1 ' nty. ear 3 kst Edatoz 1nChzef Bu.sme.ss Wanager Arliertzszng Vonage: Lzte ary Edztor Alumni Edztoz Athletic Ldztols Socwl Edztor Joke Edztou Art Editor Commezczal Edztoz Sczence Edztoz Industrzal 4118 Edztor Domestzc Sczence Edztoz Agncultzne Editor Adzmoze Helen Txlpp Law renee Hf1ushee1 Robert Schultz Brendlce Coldm Margorle Olmstead Clenn Rlng Harold HO1,1ll Catherlne Schultz Maw Brace Warren Calpentel Mavnard Rlddell Eleanor Covert Hugh F1 ltton Maynald Rlddell Challotte Rlce Glenn Darling Nlr Van Wle 'VI1ss Qumlon 00 Cl , . --. - . , .' uw 1 . v 1 - 1 A f ,.,..,......-. ----.- --Y..-------.Y-Y.Y. -.-.. -----.-..YY.. L - Q ,f , -A , llll U -, . 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Sclence Scottre Soccer 33 34 Track eniors '3 'EY KENNETH L BROWN CUlll1Il8TC'llll Ken Soccer 35 Varslty basketball 35 Track 34 35 County lst place broadjump Band 4 years BETTY E BUNTINf Home Economrrs Bunt Cheerleader 31 32 FREDERIC CAM PBFI L Mfrtherlzfltms Freddy Band 4 years Orchestra 3 years Soccer 1 year HALSEY 1 AMPBFI I Scwnce Halt Band 3 years Graduated January 36 WARREN CARPFNTI' R Hzstory Waddy Asst Basketball Mgr 34 Strllwaters Prop Mgr RUTH L CORNELL Musw Ruthie Orchestra 4 years Band 4 years Chorus 4 years G S and S 33 4 ELEANOR COVERT Commercuzl Dutch G S and S 33 34 35 Graduated January 36 EVA KATE COWEN Language Katie G S andS 33 34 35 Treasurer Class 33 34 MARJORIE E DALRUM PLE Hzstory Marg GLENN C DARLING Agriculture Darllng Varsity basketball 34 Track 35 Young Farmers Club Flrst prize at State Fair for cattle Judgmg 35 Emplre farmer degree 6 LOI'5 0 JAM ES B DARROW Htstory Jim Varslty basketball 35 Soccer 3 years Tenms 2 years Track Band 4 years Orchestra 4 years Pres Junior and Semor classes Stlllwaters ELTON R DAVIS Scaence E Varslty basketball 34 35 GEORGE E DENIMING Industrml Arts Bud Band 4 years Basketball Mgr 35 Cheerleader 33 Soccer 2 years Track Stlllwaters SUSIE DEMMING Home Economncs Sue Chorus 2 years Orchestra 3 years Band 2 years MORTIMER J DEXTER Scaence Mort Varslty basketball 34 35 Soccer , I IZ ' 1 . . .','3,'35 W..-' ,. w D. .,,,,, ..lt,, -' ' Chorus 1 year .. . ,,:,,,35 ,.. ' ,35 H H . RUTH E DOWNER Hs-:tory Tony ROSE M EDGAR Home Evonomwe ROSIE MARGARET I FLOOD Home Economics Peggy S and S 33 Cheerleader 33 34 HUGH FRITTON Scarf wr Frltt Chorus 2 years BRLNDILE L. GOLDIN Lu :guage Brendy' Poem printed in Scholastic 6l2l0I'5 0 f LUCILLL GREY Commercial ucy BARBARA GRIFFEN Language Grlff G S and S 33 34 5 Orchestra 5 years Band 2 years MARIAN H HAIGHT Lfmguugv Hate G S and S president 35 EDNA HALSEN Home Economics Eddie Chorus 1 year Home Economics Club Stlllwaters LAW RENCE B. HAUSHEER Language Hause Orchestra 4 yrs. Pres. '35 VINCENT HELMS Musw Vlnme Orchestra 4 years Band 3 years Chorus 2 years IOAN R HENNING Musw Dot Orchestra 4 years Chorus 3 years HAROLD B HOGAN H zstory Pete Varslty basketball 35 Soccer Tennls Stnllwaters CLARENCE HORTON M athematws Hort Orchestra 4 years Soccer Stlllwaters DONALD H INGERSON Agnculture Don Varsity basketball 35 Soccer 2 years Tennis 2 years Young Farmers' Club 6lZLOI'5 36 5 MAURICE JOHNSON A graculture Splke Young Farmers Club RICHARD JOHNSON A gnculture Rosy Young Farmers Club BARBARA KARIN Commercial Karm Cheerleader 35 G S and S 33 35 LOREN C MANNING Science Wmdy JOYCE A McELWAIN Anme Band 2 years Music A rr' MARY E MCLAUGHLINI Home Economics Mac Orchestra 4 years Band 3 years G S and S 33 4 WARD F MILLFR Agrrculture Wardy Young Farmers Club C HARLES MINNILK COTILVILFTCIILI Charley Soccer 35 W ILLIAM MINNIK K Comme rruzl Br Soccer 34 35 LEON F 'VIONROI' Scrence EIZLOVS 0 W ZW Hu- ,man , av E RUTH I' MUNNFY Musa! Ruthre Chorus 4 years Orchestra 4 years Strllwaters FW FLYN M NOURSF Hrirtorrl Evre LLARI' NLF L PAISLPY Smencf Cad Chorus 3 years Orchestra 3 years Strllwaters NORMAN! I I' NNI' B-XKI' P 91 lf nf 1 Penny I-IFN R1 PLLI KFR Scwnce Hank ROBERT I REIMER Sccence Bob Baseball 32 CHARLOTTE M RICF Home Economics Charl Home Economics Club Stlllwaters MAYNARD H RIDDFLI Industrml A rts Mike Stlllwaters GLENN C RING History John Varsity basketball 34 Ath. Assn. Vice Pres. 35 Soccer 2 years Track Cheerleader 35 Stillwaters CATHFRINE L. SCI-IULT7 Home E'COH.0'l7lfCS Tat Band 3 years Chorus 3 years Cheerleader 3 years G. S. and S. Vice Pres. 35 Ath. Assn Secy 34 '35 Home Economics Club Stillwaters - -1-' -. . 5 -., a ,,..,V.,.1 . 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LLIZLOI' 6155 Fxrst Row Charles Gifford George Forrester Wllllam Flsk Nell Smlth Charles Ingerson Hllmer Rlng Earl Alexander Francls Haight Second Row Rachel Cowen Viola Stone Evangellne Chadwlck Vlolet Whltcomb Elva Waite Eleanor Sterling Dorothy Camp Wilma Luce Katherine Ireland Helen Grace Casler Vera VanTassel Mlldred Dalrymple Third Row Myrtle Ormsby Emma Gray Paul Wade Alberta Holtlnk Thomas Morse Edlth Wrlght Dorothy Merchant Orrell Marsh Bessle Llndqulst Gladys Hettenbaugh June Sklnner Four Row Herbert Harkness Mary Vlsker Barbara Houllhan Charles Hlll Marlan Nlles Earl Carr Jane Wlllltts Mildred Venn Zoe Schrader Arvllla Brown Bell Tennles Mary Hall Flfth Row Robert Beers Deforest Inkley Ethel Smith Edlth Shlpherd PaulmeH1gbee Leonard Halsen Lester Stull Ransom Wllcox Clarence Barton Harold Barton Edward Carlm Rosallne Nourse Janlce Pmkerton Burdette Soule Helen Yaw Class Advlsers Mlss Qumlon and Mlss D1llmg Motto Today W F llow, Tom rr w We Le d CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent Herbert Harkness Vzce Preszdent Mary VlSk9P Sem etary Zoe Schrader J ' G! e o 0 o ' a Treasurer ...........,....,.,.,,.,....,,,,.,.,.,..,,.,,,e,,,, Mary Hall f. 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The trees which a few months ago were covered with a bright green foliage have changed to beautiful colors of red, brown, orange and yellow. To many people autumn is a dread because it signifies the death of summer. It seems to me as though Nature has used a palette of many beautiful colors to brighten what otherwise might be a drab and dreary landscape. It is beautiful to drive through the country and look at the shocks of corn standing in the fields. Usually there are golden pumpkins nestling at the foot of the shocks. The trees loaded with ripe red apples, the vines with purple grapes are inspiring sights. Also one sees at a distance the hills covered with gaily colored foliage. In autumn the earth is more tranquil. There seems to be a hush upon the earth. Often the only sound is the gentle rustle of leaves as they are blown to the earth by the wind. Then how pretty the ground is after it is covered. We hear the children romping in the leaves shouting at the top of their voices while they ale busy raking At night we see many bonflres where the children and exen glown ups enjoy themselves The flowers begin to droop their heads and go to sleep for the winter soon to be covered with a blanket of snow On my way to school these beautiful autumn mornings I walk down a long lane of colorful maples which line our village streets and I breathe the tang of the crisp morning air Now I appreciate more fully these lines of Helen Hunt Jackson suns and skies and clouds of June And flowers of June together cannot rival for one hour Octobers bright blue weather M oosy to Cycas 1 uaiunatton, I awoke one morning in my little apartment m the American section of Hong Kong to hear a dreadful commotion outside I th ew aside the bamboo shutters and looked out on the street It was utter confusion Chlnamen were running here and there hammering each other over the head and swinging then huge cutlasses around their heads This outbreak had been expected for some time and I knew from the first that Tooey on Youey the famous tea raise and Hong Kong playboy had been captured and probably killed by Wee Tu a Jealous Chinese gangster and that their respective gangs had clashed I was rather amused at this scene until I noticed an American girl in the middle of the turmoil trying desperately to get to shelter I acted quickly Jumping from my window to the street and pushing my way through the fighting Oricntals ard stepping over the prostrate ones I soon r ached the helpless girl I shoulde ed hcl and fought my way back to my doorway and placed her inside She started to thank me but before I could answer everything went black I found later that I had been hit with a club by one of Wee Tus rackateers I awoke and found it to be night and I was conscious of a splltt ng pan in my head Looking around me I found myself to be in what appeared to be an old warehouse I heard screams and cries coming from an adjoining room and noticed two large brawny chlnamen standing by the doorway While I was observing these things I was confronted by a small chmaman vuth a cap on and a worn out black suit He told me in broken English to 1 v ' i q AIO ' 1 Ye v - H -D. . 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'fi 'i '- ... follow hrm Dorng so I was led mto an elaborately furnished room hung wrtn rlch tapestry and wrth rrch thrck orlental rugs on the floor In a far corner I saw an Amerrcanrzed Chmaman srttlng at a desk I knew hrm to be Wee Tu Wee Tu seemed very polite and requested me rn hrs srng song way to accompany htm to the basement where he mformed me hrs men were employmg their varrous death tortures on their hated enemres Tooey on Youeys henchmen He sald that we were just on trme to see a specral torture whrch he had devlsed for Tooey on Youey who had been already captured I followed Wee Tu to the basement where a horrrble srght met my eyes There were prles of dead Chmamen who had already weakened under the dreadful tortures Jf Wee Tus men and srnce they ceased to scream were put to death lmmedrately and a new vrctrm was taken from the ranks of the unfortunate Chmamen When Wee Tu and I arrived the tcrturrng ceased and Wee Tu addressed the assembly He announced that hrs dear frlend Tooey on Youey who took such DICK e re of hrs wrfe whlle he was working hrs head off smugglrng oplum mto the states was about to recelve hrs reward Wrth thrs two huge negroes appeared wrth Tooey on Youey between them Tooey was tred by hls toes and thumbs to ropes suspended from the cetlmg Whrle he hung thus o1l was poured over hr naked body and he was pulled mto the a1r A frre was klndled m a plt below htm and soon he hung hugh above the flammg furnace Untrl thrs trme Tooey on Youey had acted very calm and collected but t seelng hrs fate he let out a terrrble scream and trred desperately to free hlmselt but to no avarl He was lowered slowly to the furnace and as 1t began to become hotter he screamed louder and the tormentors laughed and taunted hlm evrdently tnyoyrng It rmmensely Seerng so srckenrng a slght I began to feel drzzy and fell to the floor wlth a crash I recovered from my shock shook my head and looked about me was surprrsed to fmd that I was rn my own apartment rn Hong Kong I heard nolse from wrthout and threw back my bamboo shutter and gazed upon a srght much llke the one ln my dream except there was no Amerrcan grrl 1n the center of the blood thrrsty mass and the blood thrrsty mass was nothrng more than several Chxnese laundrymen arguing among themselves S amen gfefp ke gftsforq VVomen have much less opportunity to achrexe success rn the world than hav: rr-en Why Because all the rulers of the game were made by the men and for the men Womans place rs rn the home sald the lords of Creatlon whrch ruled her very defmrtely out of every other freld Because the teacher had a part ln the cducatnon of chrldren thus was the frrst ard for many years the only plac ln which woman dared to venture Perhaps this lS the reason why so many of our foremost women reformers authors and soclal workers have been at some tme rn their lrves teachers rn our QCIIOOIQ and colleges And yet wrth all the chances agarnst them even attemptmg a career outsrde the home there havf been many outstanding wom n who have contrrbuted then share rn the maklng rf history Harrret Beecher Stowe was New England born daughter of Lyman Beecher 1 mmrster of the gospel Later the famrly moved to Ohlo where her father taught ln a senrnary Here Harrlet Beecher heard many a heated argument for and agams lavery At thus time the Fugrtrve Slave Law permrtted southern planters to hunt down and return to slavery the r unfortunate colored people Thxs aroused Harrlets frerce antagonrsm She marrred Professor Stowe and returned to lNew England Harrret was '1 busy housewrfe mother schooltearher and wrote articles for papers nd magazmes Her deep feelmg agaxnst slavery msprred her to wrxte her greatest novel Uncle Toms Cabrn Thr book swept the country w1th enthusrasm makmg, rts author famous at home and abroad The hatred of slavery whrch the book caused made the C1Vll War mevrtable lNo one book IH our hrstory ever made as widespread a change rn the natron as Uncle Toms Cabrn by Harriet Beecher Stowe Helen Hunt Jackson was another daughter of New England Orphaned at an early age she was sent to a school 1n New York Marrled at twenty one to an army offlcer her home llfe was rdeally hapoy Then wrthm two years she lost both her husband and her lrttle son Her flrst poem Lrfted Over appeared at thrs . . , . . , - - . K , 4. . . V 1 . - - ' . .LL .' , , . ' . ' S I . . v . , . I I ' . . ' ' , ' , lt v - - -1 - - - ' - v ' ' '. ' . . , . ., , . . . , A t A I L- .. ' A. . , - . . . . . X 4 t 1 . Q W v. . I L . , Y i . ' 1 . Z S . . ' - V ' . . ' . ' .4 . . . t i ' s - . ' ' . . A , . , ' ' . ' Y v v I B. Y F, ' Y 4 I . ' . Zi. :I . - 5. V v S s., H .1 . .. . Q Y . . . . - iv . ' I . . . . D , . , ' V . . . H V . .- . , v , , - . . . ' . . v Q - ' . ' N .4 - -v . - t , - time. Her writing gave her a new interest in life. Later she married William Jackson and moved to Colorado. Her sympathy went out to the Indians because of the way the settlers treated them. She wrote Century of Dishonor and 'Romona which was considered her greatest work. Her sympathetic work with and for the Indians helped them to secure some of their rights. Mary Lyon was born in Massachusetts in 1797. The family was poor and it was a hard struggle to make a living on the farm after her father died. Mary was very ambitious and eager to learn. She would teach school and earn money to continue her education. At thirty-five Mary Lyon began the struggle to build an inexpensive woman's college. At this time people did not believe in higher education for women. But Mary Lyon would not be defeated. She went from house to house to collect money for her purpose. Thus it was that Mount Holyoke College. the first woman's college had its successful beginning. The value of Mary Lyon's influence over thousands of young women under her guidance could hardly be estimated. Clara Barton another New England girl began her career as a teacher at the age of fifteen She taught for years and only resigned when she lost her voice She could not bear to be idle and her slogan was Living is doing She was ln Washington vshen the Civil War broke out and dld all she could to help care for the sick and wounded She was in charge of an army wagon Clara Barton observed the good that the Red Cross dld in other countries she wished to establish one in the United States This was the beginning of the Red Cross vshose work is so important in war floods fires earthquakes epidemics and othex disasters Clara Barton spent many years in Red Cross service She died at the age of ninety with a llfe full of good deeds and service of others to her credit Anna Howard Shaws life was filled with the hardships of the pioneers She struggled to get an education and after teaching school for several years became a preacher Her family disapproved of this ambition However she persevered and preached for many years She also studied medlclne to enable her to give more help to the poor people of the Boston slums Later she met Susan B Anthony and became a great worker for womans suffrage Martha Van Rensselaer was born in Randolph New York and received hex education at Chamberlain Institute and Cornell University She taught ln many public schools was school commissioner at Cattaraugus County schools at one time She taught Home Economics at Cornell and became head of this department Miss Van Rensselaer worked for free education and also for womans suffrage Miss Canon and Flora Rose cooperated with her in this work Her lnfluence and practical ideas have added greatly to the usefulness of this course ln Home Economics Frances E Willard was born ln Churchville New York ln 1839 She became the secretary to the Womans Christian Temperance Union in 1874 and latex became president This office she held until her death In 1883 she founded the Worlds Clrlstian Temperance Union Miss Willard was also a worker for womans suffrage because this would permit women to vote against the liquor trade Jane Adams was brought up very strictly by a Quaker father She g ew up to have a strong sympathy for people lr poverty In 1888 Miss Adams established Hull House ln Chicago Illinois Her friends Ellen Gates Starr and Miss Julia Lathrop worked with her They began by teaching different kinds of hand work which had no place ln public schools Classes in woodwork basketry sewing and weaving were established Boys and girls clubs were formed and plenty of books and magazines were furnished them There were large dormitories where working girls could live at a low cost One of the new buildings added t Hull House was a gymnasium where swimming basket ball and dancing could be enjoyed Miss Adams once said Dont forget what Lincoln said God must love the common people he made so many of them Jane Adams won her influence with people by working with them Her life gives meaning to the saying that Labor is the In spite of the short time women have had the privilege of choosing a career in any field of work they are winning a place for themselves in every walk of life No longer is the mere fact of being a girl an obstacle to her choosing to become a lawyer a. doctor a preacher or even a politician We already have women senators representatives and governors No woman has yet became President of the United States When we review what these women have accomplished would you say that it is impossible' A -W,-,gg www 2- Win 3 .. 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A111 s- c'o-upvrzltimm, or WWII lu- lm-ft flht in the- wld. --- . .'.'ZlN TH HOIX INICIVI A star Sholle lll the sllxeled skx -Xnd shed Qoft ladlallce flonl on lllgll The shepherds Quaked at the xxondrous slght And Angels Xxlth sxxeet muslc fllled thc nlght The flocks Followed vxlth protestlng bleat As l0CkS Sharp plerced tllell llrl.Sl,Qlllll,Q' feet The Wlse Men Gulded by the Sllllllllg stal Tllell vxay Traxersed thex, tlom afal The xlllage Illumlned Bx the brlght star s lays They knelt Alld bowed thell heads IU xx orshlp there To Hlm, Thc Saxloul, born IH Bethlehem NH INIAC INATION -XLIOSS the hlghest I1lOLllItdlll -XLIOSS the xxlndsxxept sea -Xnx xxnele and ex elxxx hele Nix fancx CAIIIQQ me across the xx 1d9St deserts On xxlngs as soft as fleece -Ind Ill mx fal flung fancy Nlx yxandellngs nexel cease lm Sherlock Holmes, Im Scotland Yard, lm Pelshlng Grant or Lee Iln cllllthlllg Im ex QlWtll1ll2' That I exer hoped to be Woxx some bux passes, tlckets 'IHC such If thex Xxallt to roam, But Ill spend mx monex on othel tl'lIll2S TA 8 0,06 5 For flfteen leagues around my mlll when one speaks of levengeful man h says Dont trust that man He IS llke the popes mule that saved lts klCk fol SSVQTI y6aI'S I searched hard for a long tlme to flnd whence thls proverb could come what vxas the papal mule and the klCk he av d for seven years No one here could glve m any lnformatlon You wlll flfld It only ID the Locusts Llbrary an old flfe player told me laughlngly SIDCE the Locusts Ilblary IS at my door I went to shut myself up ln It f0l a week It IS a marvelous llblaly admlrably fltted out open to the poets day and nlght where the llttle llblarlans make muslc all the tlme I am golng to tly to tell the story to you as I read It yesterday mornlng ln a weather colored manuscllpl vxhlch was well scented wlth dry lavender In AV1gHOH at the tlme of the popes there were from morn to nlght DFOCSSSIODS pllgrlmages streets covered wlth flowers and tapestrrles arllyals of the cardlllals on the Rhone banners ln the vxlnd soldlers of the pope slnglng., Latln the l1ng.ln,, IC , ' ' I ' . 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'36 6 Ll 6 G1 ' ' . 1 ' , - P of bells and always some tambourrnes that were heard soundlng over there towards the brrdge Because at home when the populace rs happy they must dance and as rn those trmes the crty streets were too narrow for the farandole the frfe and tambourrne players settled themselves on the brrdge of Avrgnon rn the fresh wrnd of the Rhone Both day and nrght they used to dance there There was especrally one good old pope called Boneface Oh' how the tears ran for hrm when he dred rn Avrgnon He was a. prince so lovable so gentle' Every Sunday after vespers thrs worthy man used to go to hrs vrneyard and would srt up there rn the good sunshrne hrs mule near hrm hrs cardrnals all around Next to hrs vrneyard the thrng that the pope loved the best rn the world was hrs mule She was a beautrful black mule sure footed a glrstenrng coat of harr carryrn her lrttle lean head proudly all decorated wrth rrbbons and wrth the gentleness of an angel srmple eyes and two long ears always movrng whrch gave her a good natured look All of Avrgnon respected her Everyone knew rt was the best way of berng rn favor wrth the pope and wrth her rnnocent appearance the popes mule had led more than one to fortune as a proof Trstet Vedene nd hrs wonderful adventure Thrs Trstet Vedene was such a mrschrevous boy that hrs father Guy Vedene a sculptor of gold had been forced to expel hrm from hrs home because h drd not wrsh to do anythrng and he had a bad rnfluence on hrs apprentrces The rrrschrevous one had frxed hrs rntentrons on the popes mule for a long trme and you are gorng to see that rt was something shrewd One day Hrs Holiness was rrdrng all alone beneath the ramparts on hrs beast There Trstet accosted hrm nd sard to hrm whrle Jomrng hrs hands rn an arr of admrratron Ah' Goodness Holy Father what a good mule you have there Let me look at her a lrttle Ah' My pope a beautrful mule The emperor of Germany has not one lrke rt And the good pope excrt d sard What a good lrttle boy' How gentle he r wrth my mule' And then do you know what happened the next day Trstet Vedene entered the srngmg school of the pope where ever before only the sons of the noble not stop there Once rn the servrce of the pope the mrschref maker contrnued the game that had succeeded so well for hrm Insolent wrth everyone he had only trme for the mule Frnally the good pope who felt that he was becomrng old reached the pornt of grvrng hrm the care of guardrng the stable and of carryrng a bowl of Frencn wme to the mule 1Nor drd thrs make the mule laugh erther Now at the trme for her wrne the mule saw frve or srx lrttle boys from the srngrng school arrrve who slrpped mto the straw wrth therr srlken clothes and rn a moment a nrce odor of warm caramel frlled the stable and Tlstet Vedene appeared carryrng wrth cautron the bowr of wme a la francarse Then the martyrdom of the poor beast began The perfumed wme that she loved so well which kept her warm they had the cruelty to brrng to her there rn her manger to make her smell of rt a d when her nose was frlled wrth the delrcrous odor the wme drsappeared' The beautrful lrquor of rose flame color all went mto the throats of those gam ns But rf only they had stopped wrth stealrng the wrne' One pulled her ears another her tarl Qurquet clrmbed on her back Beruquet trred hrs barette on her head but not one of those devrls thought that the beast could wrth one ,ood klck send them all to the polar star Bu no she dnl not get angry at the chrldren rn sprte of all that they had done rt was only lrstet Vedene that she held a grudge agarnst For example rt was only wher he percerved that one standing behrnd her that her shoe rtched and truly she had a good reason Thrs rascal of a Trstet played such wrcked trrcks on her Then one day didnt he have the rdea of makrng her clrmb up the belfry or the srngrng school wrth hrm way up above on the trp of the palace? You may rmagrne the terror of that unfortunate mule when after havrng twrsted for an hour blrndfolded rn a wrndrng starrway and after clrmbrng I do not know how nang steps she found herself suddenly on a platform dazzlrng wrth lrght and a thousand feet below her all of a fantastrc Avrgnon the houses not larger than boxes Ah' Poor anrmal' Such panrc' All the wrndow panes of the palace trembled from the cry that she uttered . . 1 . 1 I v D ' . I ' I l I ' ' A ' I I - V - J Y 2 , v Z ' V . ' 1 1 . a, ' . 1 U- Y ' ' Y 1. Y . . M . -' . ,. A .r A , ' 9 , S ' , U ' . . 'es ' . ' ' , .4 and nephews of the cardinals were accepted-If that isn't a plot! But Tistet did , - . 1 ' ' ' I x -1 1 . r U A ' l A I. . ' 'T ' , ' . L , - - ' ms V -w ' I Y' - v - r I I I I What is the matter? What are they doing to her? cried the good pope, rushing out on his balcony. Tistet Vedene was already in the yard, pretending to cry and tear out his hair. Ah, Holy Father! That's the matter! It is your mule. Goodness, what shall we do? Your mule climbed up the belfry- All alone? Yes, Holy Father, all alone-Here, look up there. Do you see her ears sticking out? One would say they were two swallows. Mercy, said the poor pope, raising his eyes. She must have lost her head! She will be killed!-Do you want to come down, wretched thing? Pecaire, she would ask no more than that, only to come down, but how? The stairway? One must think not of it. That might be climbed but there would be a chance of break'ing her legs a hundred times in the descent. There the poor mule grieved thought wholly of Tistet Vedene. 'Ahl Bandit if I get out of this-what a kick tomorrow morning! This idea of a kick gave back a little strength to her heart without this she would not have been able to hold out. Finally they succeeded in taking her down from the height but this was a serious task indeed. It was necessary to bring htr down with the aid of a block and tackle and a litter. And you may imagine what humiliation for the popes mule to be seen hanging from this height her feet dangling in th air like a Junebug on a string And all Augnon was watching' The unfortunate beast dld not sleep that night because of 1t Then she thought of Tistet Vedene and of the pretty kick that she was going to give him the next morning But while this nice reception was being prepared for him in the stable uo you know what Tlstet Vedene was doing? He was going down the Rhine singing on a papal galere and was going to the court of Naples w1th the troup of young nobles that the city sent every year to be near the queen Jeanne to practice mce manners Tlstet was not a noble but the pope wanted to repay him lor the care he had just shown during the day of the rescue It was the mule that was disappointed the next day' Ah' Phe Bandit' He suspected something' she thought shaking her ribbons vith fury but Just the same you will fmd It when you return your kick I vs ill save it And she kept lt for him' Seven years passed then at the end of those seven years Tlstet Vedene returned f om the court of Naples He had learned that the first mustard maker of the pope had just had arrived When this trouble to Why Holy Vedene? Why yes ad died suddenly in Avignon and since the position seemed good he great haste to become a candidate plotter Vedene entered the room of the palace the Holy Fathel recognice him he had grown so Father do you not recognize me any longer? It is I Tlstet Vedene' the one who carried the wne a la francalse to your mule Ah yes yes I mememb r A good little fellow this Tistet Vedene And HOW what do you want of us? Oh a small thing Holy Father I came to ask you By the way do you have your mule? Is sh well? Ah' So good' I came to ask of you thc position of the first mustard maker who Just died First mustard maker you' But you are too yaung How old are you? Twenty two years and two months lllustrlous pope Just five years more than your mule Ah' Goodness the worthy beast' If you knew how I loved that anlmal Wont you let me see her? Yes my child you shall see her said the good pope excitedly And since xou love her so that good beast I do not want you to live longer far away mustard maker Come find us tomorrtw after vespers we will give you the insignia of your office in the presence of our chapter and then I will lead you to see tue mule and you will come to the vineyard with us both And now the next day when vespers were said Tistet Vedene made his entrance into the yard of the papal palace All the high clergy were there the cardinals in red robes the abbeys of the convent the monks in Judges robes all all up to the glvers of holy water and the one who lights candles and the one who extlnguishes them There was not one lacking Bells flrecrackers music and always the tambourine players who led the dance over there on the bridge of Avignon wand-4 Y . V . , 1 ' 1 . . Q . . . V. . ., , . . . ,. . . . y Q. . Y . . v . n r - ' n g ' - . . . , . V. gn . . . . . . - . . - , 5 . r . ' - ' in . ' . . 1 , 1 h' ' ' , . 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' 'u , .' - ' ft f '- h '- last ' -' ' IH n XVO 'WA 'V 1 - wh i ten 1: L bv II'l'4 ni sho ll hzavz- I Voi 1 in 11-Ci lirg this 4 Rm, Sha v.'n- hz '- ' 3 ' spl -I did ' wr, gr mtl sg ' k 1 j Ili' s ngs 'ml hm' f , :ml thvn, becwux all th- y tmp f lk: :uv in f-:tivv r 1 rm 1 attire, shall au- lt-I thvm I' nm-, cn' th' Il V- I+-Il th - to Hu my wl: flu you ' ki P1114 Lf tu sm- j'Hll, nv :xml ull, in .I ln- :mi to bv SNVZHIII -I with le-ttvrg vm-fm 'r . Cr ' inlly Q' urs. Alu ' flffif'l'Ih fm' J36. Uff 1 s ff 1' jf-3t': 4119 -n , M2 'j 1 L:1c w mi Olnlstml, '12- V1 '- prvsident, Au 1:11 Il! ml fs C.. ' 11 t, 'lb Sf ' ' 1 '-' s ' -1, H. ' 'lx-s C g 1 . J ,. '25 XV- are 'uit g to n iss A' I ' - z -1' ws, '16, wht the be lxvt at-:umm pr sg .V-l't'hi has 'llv' - s mn :A I' 1 :nv xolimi to lin, iff P- ' s vu uk- It fvw days Vilfvllillll from your flutivs as S111 1r i.' ' of thi Thirl NYU 1.'vilIP Dis- ul Maybe you think little Dan Cupid hasn't been busy during the past year! A staggering blow was dealt the future musicians of America with the foresaking of pedagogical paths by Clara Shannon, '21, and Dorothy Lockwood, '24, for those of martial bliss. And here are some of his other victims: Deloris Bissell, '31 Addison Locke, '23 Dorothy Archer, '34 Dorothy Jaquay, '34 Alice McLarney, '35 Grace Young, '30 Aletha Brown, '35 Vincent Rasmussen, '31 Frances Van Tassel, '32 Betty Culver, '32 Ethel Allen, '29 Marion Patterson, '35 Paulene Barber, '33 Harold Williams, '27 Myrtle Fenton, '29 Marion Seager, '29 Vincent Williams, '32 Eldora Nickerson, '30 Louise Woodworth, '31 Wilma Simpson, '34 Kathryn Poole, '34 Evelyn Darrow, '32 Vivian Grey, '33 Evelyn VVright, '35 Mary Shipherd '35 That old stork bird has kept flying, too, visiting the homes of: Josephine Ewing Tarbox, '27 Chester Merchant, '26 Vina Hull Rankin, '26 Loretta McGlnn Hotchkiss, '26 Henry Visker, '21 Edith Young Martin, '25 Candace Cornell James, '31 Vernon Young, '29 Thomas Cave 28 Walter Cornell 2 Frank Kessler 30 VVlllam Morse Ruth Inkley Walker 22 Charles Morse Marjorie McCapes Mighells 31 El anor Carlson Glass 33 Julia Gardner McLarney 2 Two of the staunchest members of th ULBC' Margaret Gardner 18 and Louise Brown 20 have declded to take the fatal step Unmarried Ladies by ChO1Ce And Lleut Kenneth Cornell 21 after looking them all over during world w1de travels returns to the good old U S A to reenlist in home naval affalrs Kathleens a mlghty pretty name Ken Another young lady this time of the class of 27 and a member of the faculty la wearing a ring of the solitaire variety but says nothing definite for publication Dorothy Rasmussen 33 and Paul Streib 29 and family have departed fox missionary work ln South America We hear they are located Ill a clty of two hundred thousand but we still have that provincial feeling that they ought to wear red caps on their heads and take plenty of cit onella or sarsapar lla or tarantella or something Frances Scudder 20 wisely perhaps prefers to do her preaching at a safe dstance you know she was givmg talks on Home Bureau work over the radio We are always pleased to be able to record the pursuit of further study This year Henry Wadsworth 27 and Frederic Myers 28 have received degrees from schools of embalmmg It is said they are very good well they should be you remember how enlightening Miss Q could be 1n laying em out ' Jane Anderson 32 following her attainment f the R N was awarded a cholarship at the University of Buffalo where she will learn all about teaching other pretty girls to be nurses We were not surprised to learn that Howard Taylor 34 had received a second scholarship due to his splendld freshman work at Colgate But wait until the golfing season opens were betting he gets a third' Speaking of home town boys who made good you remember the other Rogers boy the little one whom they didnt know whether they would raise or not Well Vou should know hes a big boy now That is he is little like Gene Tunney and has he gone places and is he going' We think Walter P Rogers 23 has the distinction of being Randolph High Schools only Doctor of Ph losophy Hes had scholarships and fellowships at and from Oberlin and Cornell courtships from North to South and IS now Professor of History in the College of the Ozarks Clarksnlle Arkansas .J -mf-rv vw- vvugwnv f-1-we Hvwnyrygqq,-qw -rg,-w,7f-e - ...AA ..L..1.A...4 , 1 1 ' 4 . 1 , ' . , 27 1 1 , 1 , , 24 . . . , Q , 1 V 1 . 1 4 1 1 n c .... , 1 . , . 1 1 - 8 U . . . . , . 1 . - 1 1 , . . ., 1 , . . . , 1 1 1 1 , . , . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 A 1 , . . 1 1 1 l 1 1 . 1 ' 1' Y ' . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - - 11 - 1 1, 1 1 0 - -1 e . . . . . 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We well remember Parker Brown 34 a lrttle blonde cherub on Church Qtreet now hes a promrsrng, musrcal comedy Juvenrle and the most pererstent parker on 'viarn Street Katherrne Woodruff 13 EIVSHBPWH has been a most welcome vrsrtor the vrllage tnrs wrnter Tommy was rnaprred to offer prrzfe for the best Soap Carvrngs to be turned out by the 7th and 8th grades and Hrgh School freshmen We commend thrs hrghly not only for the patronage of art for arte sake but lso for the medrum specrfred rjust hanulrng rt may have a salubrrous suggestrve rrrfluence P Some have felt the call to hrgh or forergn place but Vrctor Brown 1 usr tops at home and brrnga thrrlls and good clean fun to hrs agrng classmates t ay nothrng of wrenched anklea and chrlblarns' Vrc has been conductrnp., moonlrght rxcursrons ovtr the golf course wra toboggan and rncludrng the larger burkzrs Paul Carlson 33 rs observed lrmprnf., about the campus you haye our sympathy laul thrs basket ball season has been hard on all of us Dorothy meager 24 promrsrnf., young author rs another of our wrnter vrsrtors. Dot came to collect materral for more storrea. but remarned to collect a few scarlet fever bugs whrch lard her low but she rs recovered now and plottrng along wrth the same old grggle It rs rumored that Emery lRedJ Clark 31 rs soyournrng rn the crty wrth a new to openrng a Tonsorral Emporrum here soon Wont hrs natural born permanent 'rrake a shrnrng wrndow drsplay It rs whrspered that Rose Hrllard 35 may bc sweetenrng the rnland arr around the assembly grounds thrs summer It rs wrth deep regret that we record the paserng of Frederrc Hrller 18 and of Robert Parks 26 Entertarned rn Vyhrtf House by Presrdents wrfe 6 uzqs my Ga f Zfrzdersicuzd Who wrrtes Alberta Hortrnl from Conewango V1llex VS hat does Paul VVade do that burns up the state troop rs Why rt rs that Hennrng rnd Hogan crnt b separated even on class roll VVhosf cradle 'VI Gale robbed to gat that lrttlc horn he used at Ole rn VVhy Mrss Srlhoff cant keep qurct when she he rrs Poofu 'N rss Callfrghcr to d the c a s to wrrtz poe 1 'md one boy s frrst attempt was lhe bay was walkrng down the track XX hen the trarn was comrnf., fast So the boy stepped off the rarlrcad tr rek T lt the trarn go pa t r was re-reetft because rt lac er dr rnra but 1 second attempt was urged I'he boy was raerng, down the track Xnd tht trarn wa camrng. fa t gl the trrrn Jumped off the rarlrord track To let the boy go paet The Japaneee natronal hobby collec A certarn town man who keeps prgeon loss 1 good many and he suepected 1 ncrghhor of benefrttrng Not long, ago brrbed t c ner h ors lrttle boy wr h 1 drnrs nd as ed Drd your daddy frrrd ye tsrda Ykrllrt nodded XX rs rt blue wrth whrte feathtrs on rt Dunno sail Nr re poc etrn + drnrr cant ell therr color s go when I get thenr erxed up rn pre Brology Clas N11 Tuttle Now Cer ald what ls the chref functron of the skrn trng Chrna C' Ca ler So we wont look raw . . 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' - , ' ' :sn-1 2 1 H 1 '- ' ' I I' S 1- 1 - ' v vi Earl Carr RAINIDOL E Q v Archle Anderson Dorothea Anderson Inez Anderson Lynn Bowen Howard Brace Kenneth Brown Helen Bushnell Horace Bushnell Edna Butcher Frederlck Campbell ptr -44-5 q cfzoo Ruth Cornell James Darrow George Demmlng Susle Demmlng Wxlham Flsk George Forrester Robert Graham Donald Grlbbln Leonard Halsen Herbert Harkness Arthur Hotchkl s Barbaxa Houlnhan Defolest Inkley Ormal Knghthngel Glenn Kmg Mary Llndquest r Joyce MCEIWZID kenneth McElwam Earl McK1mme Merle McK1mme Edward Munney Anlta Phllllps NT?RA fin ' John Paxsley Earl Putney Paul Robinson Frederlck Schultz Ray Sheffxeld Norman Soule Jean Stoner Vincent Wade Maly Wante hvelyn Westln Clayton Young The band of Randolph Central School IS composed of forty flV9 mem bers The members conslst of hlgh school puplls who SDGCIAIIZQ ln playlng band lnstruments Instructlon ln thls mt SICHI olganlzatlon glves the student an opportunlty ot group practlse All membels are requxred to partlclpate Ill all pubhc performances Rehe usals are held tVllC9 vweeklx undel the dlrectlon of Mr Strelb The band I5 xx orkmg dlhgently to eal n money for unliorms for the Fredonla Festlx al The unlforms are to be blue vslth gold trxmmlngs In the near futule a concert Wxll be glven at sxhlch the band Wlll make ltS flrst appe lance lll unlfol m The offlcers of the band ale as follovss Presldent Ruth Cornell, uce plesldent Geo1 ge Forrester, secretarw, Archle Andel son treasurer James Dalrovs , llbrallans Clavton Young and Robert Graham C I k S ! . . . . A . . , . .S . . . . v - ' . y' 1 ' - I 1 v ' 7 v ' I 1 -R. . 36 Mwssiifg -fr-L+55.:5s:.:fv-Lara-g:.t.,-3.334.g:::2m,s, ,gi ,gaze e44:EE.f4u.f5'1'?i1,r,s,g1c7.,t.f.3f:g.4sa':.mr.t q,.l1.... emor rc esfra Archie Anderson James Darrow Barbara Houllhan Anita Phillips Inez Anderson Susie Demmmg Charles Ingerson Earl Putney Legune Bissell William Fisk Ormal Klghtlinger Norman Soule Kenneth Brown Robert Graham Edwin Lake I an Stoner Edna Butcher Herbert Harkness Bessie Lindquist Clara Stoughton Frederick Campbell Lawrence Hausheer Mary McLaughlin Helen Tripp Gerald Casler Vincent Helms Ruth Munney L ora Van Tassel Helen Grace Ca ler Joan Henning Clarence Paisley Vera Van Tassel Adria Congdon Alberta Holtink Stanley Patterson Mary Waite Irvin Crawford Clarence Horton Vera Paulsen Marvin Wlllamson Our orchestra consists of thirty eight pupils of the Seniol High our best year We have attended the annual music festival at Fredonia fo1 sex eral years and have the opportunity of playing at school entertain ments and also for outside organizations In the past 5931 we hate been fortunate 1n acquiring two new instluments which are the oboe and bassoon The school also bought a new bass uol fol the orchestra This year the orchestra organized and elected the following offlcels President, LZWIQHCG Hausheel secretaly and treasurer, Helen Tripp llblilrlall, William Fiske I H '36 , U WM ' O A School, under the direction of Miss Young, who is striving to make thfs EIZLOI' Earl Alexander Robert Graham Mary Brace Mary Hall Mlldred Brace Edna Halsen George Bram Luclle Harkness Arlene Brooks Kather ne Hausheer Herman Bushnell Joan I-Iennlng Edna Butcher Rose Hlllard Frederlck Campbell Barbara Houhhan helen Grace Casler August Howard Ruth Cornell Charles Ingerson Esther Crandall Ormal Klghtllnger Susle Demmmg Bessle Lmdqulst W1ll1am F1Sk Kenneth McElwa1n George Forrester Dorothy Merchant OVLLS Edward Munney Ruth Munne Clarence Palsley Tohn Palsley Stanley Patterson Vera Paulsen Clara Phllhps Wendell Phllhps Paul ROb1DSOD Jane Rlddell Rex Schoonover Catherlne Schultz Frederick Schultz Ray Sheffxeld June Sklnner Ethel Smlth Nell Smlth Norman Soule Eleanor Sterlmg Jean Stoner Clara Stoughton Mlldred Venn Mary Vlsker Vmcent Whaley Maurlce Wllder Vlrglhla Wllllamson Jane W1ll1ts Fxfty seven members COIlStltL1t9 the memLersh1p of the Sen1or Chorus of the Randolph Central School The membershlp lncludes Sophomoxes, Junlors and Senlors of the Hlgh School Through the chol us the students galn an understandlng of harmony and mterpretatlon Rehearsals are held each week under the dlrectlon of Mlss Young The chorus IS now preparmg for the Fredonla Festlval A speclal group of students Wlll take part 1n the All Western New York Concert IH Fredoma An operetta The Count and the Co ed mll be gn en 1n Nl y +4-n-51, I . .y . . 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Mg - .T .,'.,,:.,,g5,,54 Lois Atchison Naomi Balslnger Carrie BenJam1n Howard Brace LaBerta Brooks Fern Brown Helen Bushnell William Congdon Irvin Crawford Amy Field Joan Field Ruth Forrester Irene Frame Rena Frame June French Harry Grace Donald Grxbbin 0 LLIZLOY' Edgar Grover Betty Hausheer Violet Helms William Holtlnk Ellen Hotchkiss Robert Huntington William Ingerson Jean Johnson Candace Jorenb Betty Keith Betty Krlse Frances LaDow Betty LeBaron Edith Louis Alberta McElwa1n Mary Metcalf Mary Miller 9 0Vl,l5 Anita Phillips Betty Phillips Helene Riddell Helen Riley Frances Roch Dorothy Sample Jack Shumway Elizabeth Smith Inez Smith Leora Van Tassel Donald Van Wie Rita Van Wie Jean Vlsker Vincent Wade Marv Waite Evelyn Westm Kenneth White Betty WIGCZOFCR Frances Spaulding Frances Wleczorek Iris Spencer Harriet Wilhelm VeEtta Stoughton Wayne Williams Howard Sterling Dorothy Woodmancy Ruth Thor Clayton Young Herbert Tlmmerman Virginia Tonger Marshall Tubbs The J unlor Chol us IS composed of seventy students from the sex cnth elghth and nmeth gl ades They meet for rehearsals each Wednesd iw and P 1 xday noon The chol us with the ald of other students of the J unlor High School piesented the operetta The Saucs Hollandaise, the night of Febzuarx fourth Miss Barbara HOUl1h2ll was oul accompanlst Much time and effort vsas spent IH maklng th1s ploductlon possible We have much new muslc and are now prepallng for the muslc festnal at Fredonia R V W 19 ' G11 Esther Casler Florence Johnson Dorothy Seely Virginia Whaley ' ' u . 1 2 lv . 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I Y a I 1 . l - , ' -.F Y In If ef c Gfssocmfwiz Preszdent Robert Schultz Vzce President Glenn Rmg Secretary Catherme Schultz The Athletlc Assoclatlon IS an orgamzatlon whlch sponsors all ath letxc act1v1t1es of R C S Plays dances and recexpts from basket ball games furnlsh the funds for these 3CtlVltl6S Durmg 1932 the bleachers for the gymnaslum were bought and every year teams are supplxed wlth sults and other necessary equlpment Most of the buslness except the electlon of the offlcers cheer leaders and varslty managers IS transacted by the councll whlch 1S composed of Robert Schultz presldent Glenn Rmg vice presldent Catherme Schultz secretary Helen Trlpp treasure1 and the advisers are MISS Salhoff Mr Gale and Mr Van W1e To Jom the Athletlc Assoc1at1on one has to pay a membershlp fee of flfty cents By dolng thls he may rlde on the busses to all out of town games and can get a reductlon on pr1ces at the games Thls year there are one hundred and seventy one members whlch mcludes students and teachers C S 6 E L! I V I L Treasurer ..,...,..,.....,.,.............. e..,,,,,,.........,.. H elen Tripp . . . , l u 1 . ' u . 1, n - ,. , Q 1 n n u 1 9 5 Y . 9 , ! 3 l! I . , . . . h y . . . - . .'3 We a kef 3 f Keanu Flr'-.t Row Charles Hull Harolu Hogan H rbert Harkness Kenneth Brown Second Row Glenn Darlmg Earl Putney Mortlmer Dexter Paul Carlson Capt James Darrow Lee Holtmk Ed Rxng Thlrd Row Hllmer Rmg Augut Howard Ormal Klghtlmger Tommy Morse Kenneth McElwa1n Freder ck Schultz Coach Gale Fourth Row Theodore Searle Earl Alexander George Demmmg George Forrester Norman Soule Archle Anderson Donald Ingerson The Randolph Central s basket ball season cannot be called a success Ill terms of xlctorles However, when the sportsmanshlp and splrlt shown bv the team ale consldered, the season has been a tremendous success Startlng the season xx 1th one fol mer xalsltx plax el, the team xx as gxeatls handlcapped Each game shoved an lnclease lll C0llfld6llCQ and experlence The boxs lmproxed then game gleatlw and we ale C0llfldQIlt thex xx 1ll make a much better lecord next X631 . Q U . . 0 - - , v - . - . W . ' ' 1 - . . 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' V ' l t l ' ' 1 at 0 at 1 at 0 at ' 2 at Quffs Sim and A Barbara Karln Clara Phllhps Eleanor Covert Florence Johnson Helen Trlpp Catherxne Schultz Luclle Harkness Katherme Haush er Eleanor Sterlmg Alberta HOltlnk Harrlet Wllhelm Miss Johnson Clara Stoughton Barbara G zffen Ruth Cornell Mlss Armltage Barbara Houllhan Marlan Halght Mary Hall Mlss Salhoff Dorothy Merchant Mary B ace June Sklnner Mlldred Brace Eva Kate Cowen Mary Louise Grlbbln The Glrls Star and Shleld IS an athletlc 3CtlVlty club whlch was organlzed ln September, 1932 by MISS Velora Davls In order to become a member of thls club, each glrl IS requlred to earn at least flve hundred polnts per semester Polnts are counted fO1 OlltS1d6 athletlc actlvltles Good scholarshlp and sportsmanshlp are re qulred FIVQ addltlonal polnts have to b gamed each year to retam membershlp ln thls club For the flV0 hundred a red shleld wlth an R on It IS glven, whlte stals are glven as addltlonal awards A meetlng of th1s club lS held the second Tuesday of each month CIGXISGI and NI1ss Johnson and llllSS Almltage as our honorary faculty members Past members vsho are no longer ln school ale stlll consldeled as hono1a1y membels of the club The OfflC9lS ale as follovss Presldent, Nlarlan Halght, uce presldent, Catherlne Schultz, secletary and treasuler Helen Trlpp S sf, feig- 4 ,f ' 5' C 4 I I Y L6 Ll There are now. twenty-six members which include Miss Salhoff as our L . . . 7. . ' . . 1 I . , ' . -C. .'36 E' l.,,,,,,,+, f.,f M, ,W A W 1w4.,.,V-w. W .. ,, . , , Q4-.wmv Flrst Row Charles Brooks Clyde Walters Ellsworth Nourse Cllfford Thor Robert Hall George Sheldon 0U,IZq 6U'I7Z6l' 5 Second Row Warren Wagner Rxchard Johnson Ransom Wllcox Nelson Gray Duane Van Sxckle Irvm Morrxson Thlrd Row Ward Muller Glenn Darlmg Charles H111 Maurice Johnson Charles Gifford Glenn Underwood w'Wf'?!7'?7l,T , A -aa L., ,. N, C W ,L . , F I 1 ,L :Q - -f,,..,x,,, , .. 1- .V - f . . , .. .,,v.-,, N., C f' l -' ' ' - . ... p . .... . ,. , . .. , , .. ommerce eparimerzi Miss Dilling Miss Daniels Dear Friend, In a letter which I received from you a short time ago, you inquired in an interesting manner about the Commerce Department at Randolph Central School. When we started school last September, we met two new commercial teachers, Miss Dilling for the stenographic work, Miss Daniels for the bookkeeping department. We were offered the new courses of Introduction to Business and Office Practice. There are 147 enrolled in this department. Enthusiasm is increasing steadily. Office Practice is a summary of two successful years of Shorthand and one of Typewriting. This course teaches the essentials of office practice, typewriting, accuracy and speed. Accuracy and speed are obtained only after weeks of drill practice and untiring work. These factors are very important in both Shorthand and Typewriting. R. C. S. ranks high in these respects because it has several contest wins to her credit. Bookkeeping provides an understanding of technical business fundamentals. Busi- ness Arithmetic aids in mathematical accuracy. The best students from these classes are entered yearly in the County Commercial contest. Introduction to Business involves a general procedure of everyday commercial work. It is a basis of either the stenographic or the bookkeeping courses. Business Law is a study of the rules which regulate business transactions. It 'ls a subject that interests all students following any course Economics is a practical subject necessary for completion of any course in commerce It is the study of human wants and the satisfaction of those wants It gives one a knowledge of how big business is carried on in this country Through the cooperation of the instructors and the students the department has established a practical course for any pupils who plan to enter business Yours truly M E C 6 I 6lWLlZq The art department of our school has been developed thoroughly since our new school was built The drawing department has a large room in our new school devoted entirely to drawing The room has special desks and seats for drawing The materials are nearly all furnished by the school For the upper classes mechanical drawing representation and design are taught by Miss Dibble Some exceptionally well done soap carvings were made by the grades and High School this year Prizes were taken by Robert Huntington and Tim Anderson wth James Kane honorabl mention in High School Iris Spencer Marshall Abbey and Dean Johnson in the eighth grade Grace Mllks William Bailey and Lucile Hotchkiss in the seventh g ade The first prize in the Christmas Seal po ter contest was won by our school by Paul Robinson and honorable mention Earl Carr Exhibits are held annually and the best work IS exhibited Much of this work is very well done showing that the course has accomplished its int ntlons in bringing out and develop ng the artis ic t lents of many M R 6 ll usfrmf rfs The Industrial Arts Department is one of tae late additions to our school It vias put in when our school was built in 1932 Under the in t uction of Mr G E Tripp the pupils turn out many well made articles The pup ls learn to use the machines which consist of a circular saw made with mort cing attachments a tilting table a Jomter with an eight inch blade a drum sander wood lathe and a band saw These machines make up the woodwo king machlrery For steel brass copper and electrical work there are among the tocls a steel lathe and a set of hammels for working brass and copper as other tools With the use of these tools the pupils make useful things for their homes such as library tables book cases and cedar chests The pupils learn the fundamentals of b ss wo k ll ct 1C l work ard auto mechanics Indeed this new branch is a very practical course for the one who does not like Latin and other subjects hard for him to learn The pupil leaves the school with a good basic knowledge of his trade or profession M R 6 s . , , . . . 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'- H f.1-5532 - ' -'Si' me corzomrcs eparinzelzf When we leave R C S there wrll be many grrls who wrll be homemakers To thrs end our Board of Educatron has provrded us wrth the best to be had rn the Home Economrcs Department The Home Economrcs Department rs well equrpped There rs a large krtchen facrng the South and East whrch has two electrrc stoves cupboards two srnks refrrgerator and work tables A second room acts as a classroom wrth four sewrng machrnes tables for work a large rug on the floor a drmng room surte and 'r day bed The teachers are Mrss Elrzabeth Farwell the head of the department and Mrss Caroline Ewel hr-r assrstant Mrss Farwell rnstructs classes rn Homemakrng A B and D In Homemakrng A one rs taught the prrncrples of cookrng and sewrng Home makrng B rs rnterror decoratron and the care of the home In Homemakrng D one rs taught the management of trme and frnance the care of chrldren and frrst ad 'VIrss Ewel has charge of an experrmental project of teachrng the seventh and erghth grade and frrst year hrgh school A course These are puprls taught the prrncrples of the three years of hrgh school work rn a srmple form and thmgs that can be put to use rn therr home A Home Economrcs Club has been formed whrch meets once a month Th members rnclude those rn Homemakrng A B and D Each year a group of grrls from the department rs chosen to attend the Farm and Home Week at Cornell Unrversrty Thrs year the grrls selected to go were Edna Halsen Elva Warte Zoe Schrader Belle Tennres Dorothy Merchant and Mrldred Venn You may lrve wrthout art musrc and books But crvrlrzed men cannot lrve wrthout cooks R qrrcu fure The department of agrrculture rs an rntegral part of the organrzatron of the publrc hrgh school Puprls regularly enrolled rn school rn addrtron to agrrculturt courses must study Englrsh hrstory mathematrcs and scrence Instructron rn agrrculture rs centered around the home project whrch the pupil conducts throughout the course The frrst year the student studres hrs own home 'arm busrness and he determrnes what project he wrshes to carry out through the hrs own herd The department at the present rs testrng and keeprng records on over three hundred cows The second year the puprls study the darry potato and poultry enterprrses along., vsrth shop work In the thrrd year the darry potato and poultry enterprrses are studrrd rn con junction wrth grams frurt gardenrng horses sheep swrne and shop work The tourth year takes up farm management farm economrcs anrmal husbandry c ops shop and mechanrcs The department has many actrvrtres The boys belong to the Young Farmers Club rn whrch they take much rnterest Many young boys and grrls rn the srxth seventh and erghth grades belong to the 41-I Club In the past thrce years tlrf puprls have planted seven thousand trees on the school l'rnd and frfteen thousand outsrde I'hrs year they expect to plant ten thousand more trees The department has taken part ln several contests rn the past They haye been represented each year at the New York State farr Ithaca Alfred the Cattaraugus County farr thc rally at Lrttle Valley and the mrd wrnter meetrng At the county farr held at Lrttle Xalley the local boys have won over two hundred dollars each year for the past three years One of our members Glenn Darlrng placed frfth rn darry cattle 1934 and came back rn 1933 to take frrst place at the lNew York State farr H also represented the state on the judgrng team at the Eastern States Exposrtron We haye one of the best equrpped lrbrarres of the agrrculture departments rn the tate We have text books and reference books on many agrrcultural subjects Through the generous donatrons of Mrs Schuppenhauer and Dr O E Helms we have nearly a completed set of Holstern Herd books and Adyanced Regrstry Yearbooks G D 36 GZ 8 ' 8 . . . U Q 4C. . '36. of f 1 four years. He also learns to test milk. Each member in the department tests ' - , ' . ' ' ' ' in ' ' '. v - I Q s cience In the Scrence Department of the Randolph Central School there are three classes of Biology two classes of Physrcs and two classes of Chemistry These classes are taught by competent teachers The school has a well equipped laboratory with a large supply of 'rpparatus and chemicals which are used rn the Physics and Chemr try classes In September of 1935 and 1936 term there were ont hundred and seven students enrolled ln the Biology classes fifty flN6 students enrolled in the Physics classes and forty mm students enrolled rn the Chemistry classes The English class was instructed to wrrte an essay on wrnter Joan Hen mngs attempt read as follows In wrn ter rt rs very cold Many old people dre rn wrnter and many brrds also go to a warmer clrmate Hogan How late did you stay Hausheer About 12 I read one maga zrne she brought a book and I read that but when she brought the Montgomery 8: Ward catalogue I went home Homemakrng Teacher Susan you are placrng the knives and forks left handed Pupil Thats all rrght ma am gimme a hand and well turn the table around Father No Johnny I dont know the Latrn word for people Johnny Populr Father How dare you accuse your father of lying Grade one was having a lesson on birds After some drscussron the fact was estab girl however was unconvmced But teacher she asked ralslng her hand How can birds open the cans Mother Here rs an apple Mortimer and I want you to drvrde rt generously wlth your lrttle brother Mortimer But mums how can I dr vide it generouslyo Mother Oh that means always grve the other the biggest portron Mortimer Here Don you had better drvrde the apple Jrmmy Darrow had brought a new pup home and the vrsrtor was rnterested Is rt a pornter or a setter she asked Its neither replied Jrmmres mother Its an upsetter and a drsappomter F Sunday School M Trrpp Deforest who was the frrst man Deforest George Washington Frst rn war frrst rn peace and first rn Mr Trlpp Nonsense Deforest' The frrst man was Adam Deforest Oh I drdnt know you were counting forergners' What dld you do when you worked rn rndustrral arts? I came I saw and I sawed and sawed and sawed Mr Plante Is this wrong I have 9 -7 Freshman Yes Mr Plante Whats wrong with rt? Freshman You havent et yet School was closed and Glenn had brought home hrs report card and hand ing it to hrs father he sard Well Dad better news this time' Splendid Glenn Im so glad you ve passed at last' not qurte so marvelous as that' But Im Maurrce Johnson while quite small went wrth hrs mother to vrsrt a friend on a farm which was qurte near a rarlroad Spikes mother put him to bed when the proper time came but when she went up later to see rf he was asleep and found that he wasnt she said Why arent you asleep Maurice to which he replied I dont mrnd that darned cow bawlrng but I wrsh she wouldnt toot her horn so much Mrss Gallagher Tommy give me a compound noun Tommy Suit Mlss Gallagher Nonsense' Of what rs suit compounded? Tommy Of coat ve t and trousers A . 5, 1 ..' ' , . 1 1' . 1 . ' 1 1 , . 1 1 . L. ' ' ., A, 1 1 ' ' v ' , 4 v 1 . 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