Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

,J PRESENTED BY TH RI-XNDCDLPI-I CED H ww Jump LASSOFl942 RAL SCI-ICDCDL SUR s ore rr11r1us seventy three years ago the C1ass ot 1936 pubhshed the 1lTS1 141111 op 1r1 order to Carry or1 th1s worth wh11e 1raa1t1or1 We the c1ass ot 1949 pre sent th1s pu1o11cat1or1 1t represents the hope to set forth our arr1b1t1ohs accomp 11 hmeots ar1o1 aCt1V1t1es As We hear the comp1e on these tour years appear a1' too hr1et We Wf1S1'1 to take th1s opportumty to ex press our arahtude to a11 who have 1ad a haha 1I'1 rr1ak1r1g eterr1a11y memarah e our aCt1v1t1es studles and our kr1ow1eda C1ass ot 42 f' ' - 1 . L ,. . height ot achievement as Seniors. 1r1 it We -1 . N I - A J ,. 4 1 . . 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AINDQLPH 15 proud ta have leht S mary at her meh ahd ta vs ta het' cauhtrf tr thts ttme at Wa The a med te ces Cahn t help but be Str hger tar thet servtce mat h tthe I-htttap ta those meh and bays at Ptahdalph wha have ahsvvered thetr cauhtry S Call Clase at 40 fbe T ' O t V Ol t t A 1 A ' r. 1 r r e t . a . 'J t L 'T the Class at 1942, dedicate this puhf lj im 0 N ' H t .. t i . LJ. I I 4 n 1 . IMHJLIIIIII -Jr. ' , . . ' 1 .- . 5. ' 'x z'.f..j. ---. 9, ' fi.-:'lff':.f -' ilfff-.','..'.:. :f - v v--,',,-.' ,J ' .. -:,,, ,,.. .f , .-.,-. ,- .5- 1 - '14 : ' 1- 1 S . 4 1'...3 -K., f',12.:g: 4, -., -'-1 -: V.-Iv,-,1v, flD5fCCJ ,- l CQWKWQ4 Jw ufw Um Pwwfzfwl MR. VAN WIE fel Our prmc1pc1l Mr Vcm Wle has guuded us throughout school years An excellent school mem ctger he has helped to teach us the value of co operatlon T 'Y Y' f u 4 lf t. 1 A 1 1, ' 0m 14 mm MISS QUINLON lib Wlfrfl'-J-JJL. fm U 'J0 'l Under the superv1s1on of oufr GdV1SOf MISS Qulnlon under classmen are shaped 1nto Senlors and prepared to tackle the world Although ofl1c1ally an Engllsh teacher and llbrarlan M1ss Qulnlon teaches us much more than those tlelds cover One maxlm wh1ch few of us w1ll forget IS Know 1t and know that you know 1t made memorable by a person to whom we all owe a great deal I T fi . ' . ,xy fc' . 1 ,N V ' ' , X , - 1 I I A - 1 . . . . .t . I . H 'I - - - K - I - Gm Supa MR GIBBIN Our new supenntendent Mr G1bb1n has proved hlrnselt a tnendly and capable dmrector The Class of 42 IS fortunate to have been a part ot the system adrmnlstered by one so lnterested 1n youth Q' I 1 if Q 1 if I .f 1 f t u VL? I ' I , . Left to Rlght Mrs Lorana Hasey Mr Lee Bushnell Mr Frank McCapes game! of Z ' Mrs. Nelle H. Babbitt, clerkg Mr. Raymond Taylor, Mr. Ray Woodmancy J Flrst Row Leit to Rlght Bertha Parks Dons Danlelson Mrldred Anderson Dorothy Ternl Mary Mahar Wrnrfred Qurnlon Gertrude Hayes Elrzabeth Arm lage Lourne Backus Mary Altce Grace Dorrs Needham Fern Comro Lucrlle Vernp Second Row Florence McCapes Fatherrne Reed Okxe Douglas Butt' Brown Mary Brssell Arlrne Fuller Dorrs Brunck Ethel Coxe lane Whlte Cor rnne Stone V1rg1n1a Mlller Marlon Cronrn Bose Morgan Maman I-lrtchcock Thlrd Row Raymond Van Wle W1ll1am B+ eb George Trlpp Glenn Under mood Wrllarn Bradley Iarnes Shar, Leonard Warte Abbott Blok Mllton Uorak Carl Colvrn Wallace Banktn aww, t .4 M f ' Xl M X 'Lt 1 V LI- 1 J '-L' if 4- , , I' . ' ' .f l :J ' Ill, X Gt X. . : ,J ' , ' , . I I I I I A I I A A B ' : ', ..ri , ' , - 7 ,i W , . . , - ,,,. A1 f 1 I 4 O F1YSf Row Left to Rlght V1-1LLCLFL4BUIG.h Merle Shetheld Shtrley Wtlhams Carol Phtlllps Iohn Alexander Betsy Charnplatn Second Row Dav1c1 Atkms Anne Woodmancy Mary LOUISE Matteson Margaret Hall Mary Dunn Dale Atktns Third Row Toseph Phtlhos Paul Cowen Rtchard Harkness Robert Perrungton Wtlham Honey Hobart Hall Sliacfenl' eaunoif IH' f I ' f , . -V 1 1 1. F ' .jrv , ff, rf ,-I f! ,lklhl I . I . : , . I . I . . . I Seated Left to Rlght Mar1an Tnpp Betty Meyer Davld Olmsted R1chard Harkness lames Bushnell Iohn Alexander Stanley Andrews Velva Helms Stcmdmg Gene Ferguson Sh1rley Wescott Roseann Wadsworth Margaret rlall Beulah Raymond Belle Stanton Lorrame Remlngton Dorothy Ormsby leona Horton Donald Llhenthal Sally Olmsted .zzzapszayg SUDGTVISITIQ Manager Edltor ln Chlet Assrstant Edrtors Busmess Manager Advertrsmg Manager Subscnptlon Manager HILLTOP STAFF DEPARTMENT HEADS Btchard Harlfness Marlan Trrpp Stanley Andre NS Velva Helms Davld Olmsted lame Bushnell lohn Alexander Margaret Hall r Shrrley Wescott Dorothy Ormsby Language and Hrstory Boseann Wadsworth SCIGHCS Belle Stanton Mathematrcs Wellman Marsh lndustrral Arts Henry Zrrmsek Muslc Sally Olmsted Sports Brchard Harlfness Humor Bachel V1 ker Home Economlcs Commerc1al Tyorsts Leona Horton Betty Lou Meyer Beulah Baymond Betty Meyer Lorrarne Bemlngton Beverly Lundsten M M rl,l rl X I. At ,.... ' , WE PRESENT CUTSTANDING SENICRS The Class of 42 has earned outstandtng d1stmct1on 1n dttferent lmes The Valedtctonan ot the class lS Davrd Olmsted wrth an average ot 93 88 percent The Salutatortan ts Blchard Harkness wtth an average ol 92 97 Mrss Martan Trtpp has earned on scholasttc attamment a scholarshlp o T700 a year from Syracuse Un1vers1tV M1ss Velva Helms was electea by the Sentor Class the candtdate lor the D A R Good Ctttzenshlp Comrn1ttee ot Brooklyn N Y The candtdate was chosen for d9p9I1dCID1l1lY helpfulness to all students and faculty character and cttlzenshlp The members ot the All Star tearr elected by the vartous teams of our oasketball league were Mtdge Brooks hrst team and Btll lngerson sec cnd team Two ot our members Allce Schmlat and Davtd Olmsted are hnlshlng thetr h1gh school course ID th ee years lohn Alexander was voted prestdent of our ne Nly formed Student Coun c l lames Bushnell Non tre Amer can Leglon Oratortcal Contest held ln Feb r tary Lorralne Bemmgton was the v lnner of an Essay Wrtttng Contest spon ored by the Amertcan l.eg1on Auxtltary last year ASN . . , . . . 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Q- IT I I 'Q fwfcoqi Class Varslty Varsrty PTIZE 3 Orchesl 'rs H.. ,Q . -. .f -.,-.. . 1'-3 1' 7 I RICHARD R HAHKNESS MAHIAN THIPP 1 she 5 lust mY 'VPS Here we go agnxn College Entrance Presrderl 3 4 Varslty Basketball 2 3 4 ccer 2 3 4 Varsrty Baseball 3 Terlms 2 Malhemalrcs Prlze 3 Musrc s State Award 3 Band l 2 3 ra l 2 R C S Broadcast Stall 3 Hrlltop Staff 4 Cheerleader l The l.11tle Clodhopper l Golf 3 Polrshma Poppa 4 IAMES BUSHNELL Now lels not argue College Entrance College Entrance Llttle Clodhcpper l Band l 2 3 Chorus O a 3 Secr 4 3 Grr State Award 3 Cheerleader 3 G1 ls Slar ani meld l 2 4 Hrsto ze 2 dltor Broadfast 3 Hrlltop Stall Edr or 4 Polrshmg Poppa 4 BEVERLY LUNDSTEN Dont judge olhers by yourself Musxc Dxploma Ban c a 3 4 Char ous l r a s w1s Vplleybal 3 Treasurer l Secretary l 2 4 Vrce Presraen' 3 4 occe 3 4 Tabe Tenms Champ nl 273 Ctr Corrme cral Club 4 Dramatrc Club 4 Cc re araugus Cougly Tenms Charr,,ron 3 ' olrshm, clal Contest C S Broadcas a Poypa K, Broadcas' S'a H lltop Sta' S u ew Coun rl 4 F en l' C Sla'l VWnner l4mer1ca'1 l.eg1o'1 O a'o rca Po lS mg Po Carr es 4 194.2 Glam 0 ' V V , x W' ! i 42 59 1-, 4 le 2'+?f,'4r..?f4. ff ' 'H' -:i w w fs 2.2 fha?-:erm-4134... .gi - ' ,J-f'n'l:.1ur:1' lily l'rar:Jarz' Mu' umm' Tn, mr 'r ox I I ' 1 l'z.'1u lg P ' so I ' ' 7 r 47 l, 2, 3: rchesrr l, 2, 5 efary ' 2 p l's f BOY' V - f I Sh' , ,3, Ig ry Pri yy E ll C S Hllzlrlf Hu ' ', 2, 3, Or str l, 2, , , . 'us ,- Ch r , 2, 3, O cheslr l, 2, 3, 4: Cla's 2, , , sk 7 , 1 1 , , , ' . - , . . - ro , , 1-G ., r , , rn .. r- : V ' ,W V-P ., - 2, 3, 'AR , ll' Sf if 3 re' CKS . . ff 'Hrlltag 1 rf 4, X d .1 C , r C., lub . A . . r . r I 3 'A l h' ppc 4 IOHN ALEXANDER .-l le V Come on, lame brain College Enhance Soccer 3, 4: Basketball 1 ,2, 3, -1: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Tennis lg Golf 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Polishing Pope ca' 4 STANLEY ANDREWS Nitin H Hilltop Staff 4: R. C S. Bulletin Stall 47 Soccer Manager 4. ALICE B. BARTON Burl Why won't you tell me? Vocational Home Economics Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. SEYMOUR BISGIER lin Hi, boy Regents Academic Vocational Guidance Club 3: Mathematics Club 2: Social Studies Club 4, Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. '1 N, 41 MELNT4 Jsnlooirs 5 ,lulfl :eu Don't ' le other peoye by I - yourselli . lvlfjf Regents Aca da: ' , X uarsity Bcls tbawllf ,354 Var- ity Soccer , pl arsity Baseball Ep Library l 2, 35 Vocational Guidance Club 3: Gym Club l. lx 'i. X. ., ,. X' X jllll l: l HN COWEN Conillzercial Diploma Varsity Soccer 2, 3' Reserve Bas- ketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Volleyball 3: Chorus 1. 7? L. f 5 ,Davin x. ANDERSON lfflo, U ,.Kdy,, l hope Academic Science Club: Band: Orchestra .Q .f , MARY A. BARNEY lfurne,i ' Do tell? College Entrance Dramatic Club 2: Homemakinfj Club 4, Science Club 4, Library Club 4. iz MARGUERITE BENSON C- 'iff .llarg You know Vocational Homemaking l-lomemaking Club 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club lg Iunior Chorus l. ASHER BLISS Vocational Agriculture F F. A. Club, X EVELYN BROWN lluI1Iur ' Ml don't want to Academic Diploma Hornemakxng Club l, 2, 3: Dra matic Club 2. H E SON H33 J s what you thinkl V ational Home Economics Hornemaking Club 3, 45 Broad cast Stall 3g Hilltop Staff 4 Trip: to Cornell 4 ,J t i l X i ir' l I I n- Regents Academic Lf ,I 1 AMY MARIE FIELD ' .'ln14 ' fx I wouldn't kncv. ' !LVocational Home Economics Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club, Social Studies Club 4, Cornell Trip 4. Y , J l I J I Q i, X 1 K N RENA A. Prim-IM ' X linIilm ' 'J'lNow what have I done' YQ Academic Diploma D Homemalcing Club I, 4, Library Club 3, Dramatic Club 2 ROBERT E. GHOVER Intl, Well l'll be darned' Vocational Diploma Varsity Soccer 4: Reserve Bas ketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Operetta 3, Baseball 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Treasurer Athletic Association 4. f VELVA HELMS , .i1ri,.-in- What do you think College Entrance Senior Chorus 2, 3, Pianist Iunior Chorus 4, Star and Shield 4, Horne- making Club 4, D. A. Fl. Award 4, Hilltop Stall 4, Iunior Dramatic Club I, Polishing Poppau 4. LEONA HORTON Hurt You aren't kidding Vocational Homemaking Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, Cralt Club 2, 3, B. C. S. Broadcast Stall 3, Hilltop Staff 4, Cornell Trip 4, Social Studies Club 4, Knitting Club 4, Dramatic Club I. x 'l' xx jx rrzvllglx IV5 Io!-iNsoN ,-1111 Reserve Basketball 2, 3, 4, Soc- cer 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4- F., C S, Broadcast Staff 3, President Auto- Znobile Club 4, 'Polishing Poppau .4 IDA TROUDORA FLAGG College Entrance Diploma ' I lt' ii :Q ' ,- .. 74 GRACE AIRLINE GODFHEY .' , ' limrn ' f No fooling 'Vocational Home Economics 'I . Homemakirig Club I, 4, Library , Club 3. f gf,-U 7. 5 ' ' . 11 ff 4 MVA., I ' MARGARET E. HALL ,llt14,u1r Honest Commercial Little Clodhopperu l, H, C S Broadcast Stall 3, Shorthand I Team 3, Commercial Club 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Chorus 2, 3, 'iH1ll- top 4, Home Economics Club 4. WILLIAM HONEY t.'lw'rr,r Aw Knats Vocational Regents Academic Varsity Soccer 4, Chorus 3, 4: Bglsebgxll 3, Volleyball 3, Track 141, , WILLIAM W. INGEHSON lf1Il Regents Baseball 2, 3: Varsity Soccer 4, 5, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5- B. C. S, Broadcast Staff 3, Boy's State 3. , f I AVQQ h ,CJ ', ,,.,l.1K.. x ,L . ' ,f s 1,1 I IOAN KILBURN fff.flm1'i Nl betchaw Commercial Dramatic Club I, Shorthand I Prize 3 I-Icrnernarcing Club 4 'ffl' 11' fl DONALD E. LILIENTHAL Don Regenls Academic History Club 3: Dramatic Club 3: Chorus 4: A Capella Choir: Social Studies 4. WELLMAN A. MARSH UHIHIH I don't know College Entrance Math Club 2, 3, 4: Flying 4: French Club 4: Math Prize 2: Science Prize l: Mechanical Draw- ing Prize 4. 7 , fl n1i'rtr1.ou Mama L I Sqiged,if ' f Ulfthink so Commerfial Diploma Commercial Club 3, 4: R. C. S. Broadcas Staff 3: Hilltop Staff 4: H, C. S. Bulletin Staff 4: Dramatic Club l, 2. if ' 9' ia. Z -i : ff t I is if j .5 4 48-ijftjjvrf lfvt-ff' 'J 'f M' ' gm J wi Q Dflflii Legg? T1 4 M is College E N I u Prizes: Science l, 2: Civics l: History 2: Music 1: Hilltop Staff 4: Operettas l, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3: Outstandin Ag. Activities: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Hyistory Club l, 2, 3: Math Club l: Science Club 3: Polishing Poppa 4. DOROTHY E. ORMSBY ..DHf,. More fun Vocational Homemaking Homemaking Club 3, 4: Social Studies Club 4: R C. S, Bulletin -l Hilltop Staii -l Craft Club 3 ' lint-ff' 'Tiddlesticks' Commercial rip ..U. ., xii , Homemaking Club 3, 4: Commer- cial Club 4: Hilltop Staff 4' Craft Club lf Dramatic Club l. ap. .gf-rf' in r , A4 UB- X'-4. 2' 'ti' , ANDREW R. MENDELL fl mir I don't know Vocational Agriculture Baseball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Library Club 3: Gym Club l, 2, 3. MARY M. METCALFE .ilt1rHe l got it bad, and that a1n't good Regents Academic Dramatic Club l: Chorus l, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Tzypirli? Team 2: Operettas 1, 2, : omemaking Club 4: Music Prize 2, l f Mx 1 . - INEZ M. MONROE H vv'g Shorty 'fi That's all right tVocational Homemaking Homemaking Club l, 4: Craft Club 2. va ,IJ ' SARAH OLMSTED , '-.VL Hsiillt- 'ilftfs better to be a pessimist than I' an zrgttfnistm Begenis Academic Chorusl, 2, 3, 11: Operettas 2, 3: Band 3,v4: Orchestra 3, 4: French Club,4: R. C. S. Broadcast Staff 3: Hilltop Stall 4: Octet 3, 4: A Ca- pella Choir 4: Polishing Poppa 4. l . vi 5 i Rosen AXSLEY I gli LJ fx 'T il be bd olleqe? 'ance Mx hatics C b 2, 3, 4: Mech- anic rawing Prize. LO RA RHJINGTON rmhle ny blow your co rc LX Commercial 'ia 2 3 s Homerraxing Club 4 B oadcast Stal' 3 Hilltop Stali 4 Arnerican Legion Auxiliary Essay Prize 3. I , hx, L Q 492 L, I 3 fu ' I c J! I 1 ! ' ' V141 BLANCEE szzxms ' 2' lfl1vzlc I know tt Vocational Homemaking Homemakina Club l, 2, 3, 4- Dra matic Club l: Guidance Club 3, Math Prize l, Cornell Trxp 4, Chorus l HELEN G. SHOEMAKER Sl'rm1r1t1F:t'r ' You arent kidding' ' ' B' Regents Diploma X French Club 4, Home Economzcs f- Club 4g History Club 35 Girls Intra- murals 4g H. C S Broadcast E RICHARD STAHLEY IM lc Commercial Basketball 4. SHIRLEY WESCOTT H.Nl'lffH 'lOkay Vocational I Broadcast Start 3, Dramatic Club l, 2: l I1lltop Stall 4, Homemak- tng Club 4. X f .X .t V x k . ,I 1 5 t t t N y. fx t' HOSEANN WADSWORTH ' I llr1JJn ' I X 'Oh sugar Regents Academic 'Little Clodhopperu l, Eroaaccst Staff 3 Hilltop Stall 4 Treas- t urer 2' Dramatic C.ub l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus lp French Prize 'Z 'Poftsh mg Poppau 4. X' V .vt ELYN M. WILDER gents Rca Cho Vp s re c ' l, 2, 3, 4 ETHEI. SHOEMAKER Ulmj .. What do you mean Academic Home Economics Club 4, Social Stuaies Club 4 SYLVIA M. SMITH Mr:1Il Vt Chl But definitely! I5-. Home Economics Club 45 Or- chestra 2, Band 2, 3, Trip to Cor- ne.. 4, N tfY ,t 1 ll raw X wif' K Ki BELLE STANTON yell g Entrance Chor 4 , aking Club l, 4 Stal' , 4, Science Club 3, E15 ial Studies 45 Secretary K tcm Athletic Association 4, Hilltop X '-,Q-1 Stott 4. I, - in 'Ki 1 I , I RACHEL vlsxsn lln,ut Ht Kid Music ' Chorus l, 2, 3 Band 3, 4- Or- chestra 4 Commercial Club 4- Drarriatgc Club 4, Commercial Can- IEC' - t , , SARA ALICE WICKS ' ,Midi Ht Bud' ' College Enhance Sar and Shtela A 3 4 Drarfat C LC 2 3 4 Hor e'nak1n ZH V 'rift' e . e e f it g II cademic Vocationecbf .guidance Club 3 Autornobtl Cub 4 ALICE SCHMIDT Dpl 4 FORWARD EVER BACKWARD NEVER F what use IS a motto whlch has no practrcal value? The motto of the class ot l942 Forward Ever Backward Never rs a maxrm on whrch we can lean and depend ln these troublesome ttmes the future 1nto whrch we look rs not a rosy one but 1t we march bravely on never tltnchtng and never sllpptng back except to catch a breath and then plunge on harder than ever we the Class ot l942 w1ll prove the truth ot our motto Forward Ever Backward Never REONY tl GREEN and WHITE C1 Xlfffl FORWARD EVER BACKWARD NEVER , 'vl- I f , , ., y 1 , f 1' V Q A I I r I 1 ' ,V ,J I , , in ln ',. v ' -'A 4 ! 4 ' I x Music i om C l,Q,3, Ch ruslj' 3 O ml Hrs, y Club 2 Sf-C' Cfzr. ft Editor in Chief S -ru is .,' Soctal S32- C 3 -5 l. if 1x14 Rrlze 11 I Il 1 tt H f f 1 1 1 I . i,,,, ffl xx lffozwr C1 xx Culnrx Y-' , aff . I I X' If A I in M NE of The members of our Sophomore Close who would hdve been vnth us thls yeor ln our g dd udhon IS Ehzobeth Cdrr Porte decreed rt otherwlbe The compdmon of our Sophomore yedr rs or prcture thot hangs on memory S wdll ond her cheerful Splflt ond kmdly mfluence rs one thot W111 remoun throughout 11 e T Y' ,, , . . . . N . I 11 . . msmrnlllm X- 22 fm! T , S. Zjqffr-1:.'s. !'V' D f , 1, 1 ' - 11 . -7 . N -' 1 A 1. r' 111,01 Row One Left to R t Ethel Shannon Marilyn Spencer Lucllle Munney Chrystole Carr Merle Sheffield Ianet Ho1t1nk Mary L Matteson Paul Benson Doris Honey Dorothy Lawson Margaret Freeman Mary 1.. Robinson Row Two Gloria Hettenbaugh Mar1an 'West Betty Patterson Bessie Smlth M11 dred Rolfe Gladys lean Balley Grace Hancock Lois Carnahan Isabel Rem 1ngton Margaret Freeman Row Three Reah Crooks Helen Zavitz Robert 11am Flagg lean Crawford Barbara Archer Row Four Betsy Champlm Lu c11le Anderson Alfred H111 William Harrington Donald Cain Donald Honey Wayne MGCAH1HCh Harold Fellows Donald Parsley Florence Prevorce Row Five Robert Brown Gerald Remmgton Durward H111 Rlchard Curtiss Ralph Beacom Ceylon Newton WIHSTOD Swan Carl Bacon Carl Wright Merrill Cornell Howard Charlesworth OFFICERS Mary LOUISE Matteson Pres1den Ianet Ho1t1nk Treasurer Paul Benson VICE President Miss Fuller Mr Rick Advi ors Merle Shefheld Secretary 61444 . A ' I 1 J. F 1' . f l Q 3 1 -.Q - ,l My ,Ib I . fl' , Remington, Morris Cain, Laurence Bolton, Grant Ormond, Horton Smith, Wil- lQ1.'- O 1 l l 7 1 1 1 First Row, Lett to Right: Ropps, lo Anne Pinner, Barbara Rossman, Ruth Arrance, Paul Cowen, Car Phillips, Virginia Archer, Iewel Dix, Ianice Post, Betty Skinner. Second Row: e Bowley, Lila Crooks, Nellie Tennis, Viv- ian Burch, Marilyn Seekins, Marg t Conrad, Marguerite Burnside, Verna Mason, Marie Root, Miss Needham, aculty Advisor. Third Row: Marjorie Freeman, Mildred Plucker, Eva Valentine, Mary Dunn, Vivian Smith, Mary Lou Klemann, Anna Mary Iaquay, Georgia Rice, Betty Anderson, Ava Bar- ber, Esther Ellis. Fourth Row: Lloyd Barber, George Bentley, Gene Remington, Norris Carlson, Melvin Casler, Paul Grimm, Richard Honey, Clinton Reeves, David Case, Richard Sample, Mortimer Flagg. Fifth Row: David Smith, George Brown, Warren Bossman, Ted Atkins, Edward Kellett, Warren Slater, Herbert Shipherd, Bernard Hinman, Robert Waite, Richard Visker. Sixth Row: Robert Wilhelm, Fred Benson, Donald Frinkg Kenneth Bissell. Advisors, Miss Needham and Mr. Rick. lg-T OFFICERS Paul Cowen, President Virginia Archer, Secretary Carol Phillips, Vice President Ruth Arrance, Treasurer S 61444 Yr wwf bllljqihllgf fs Eg Of l F1rst Row Left to Rlght Ruth lrrsh lean Haynes Ioanna Du To1t Charles Mason Anna Brown Shrrley Wllhams lenme Meyers Ester Oakes Anne Freblekorn ludlth Fluent lanlce Petterson Allce Fluent Second Row Evelyn S eklns lack Prevorce loyce Roscoe Ioyce Warte Ieannette Wrlllams Phylhs Brown Dor1s Remrngton Eve Kllburn Dorothy Buvoltz Kathryn Bozoms Bea t 1ce Harrlngton Ellen Harnngton lean Glendenlng Th1rd Row Mr Carl Col v1n Advrsor Iames Spence George Boyer Marvln Beaver Roger Stetfenha gen lean Towers ISSSIS Worden Rose Mar1e Cook Allyne Hurlburt Ioanna Atwood Eunlce Brown Ann Woodmancy loanna Crooks Cella W1cks Sara Feltz Fourth Row Harold R1ddell Robert Carr Robert Shumway Naomr Northcratt Kathryn Wheeler loan Klemann Mary Cramer Carolyne Kuhn Rela Thomas Alberta Brown Marlan Huntlngton Ellen Mendell F1ith Row Donald French Guy Nourse Ernest Raymond Rrchard Baker Royce Lake Rlchard Bohall Leroy Archer Roder1ck Barton Ralph Spauldlng Everett Oakes I-'oward Wheeler Donald Llndquester Mr Rlck Adv1sor Herbert Gray Slxth Row Robert Fluent Iames Gallbrath Merle Town Russell Crooks George mndquest Robert L1l1enthal Theodore Kmnard R1chard Fellows Harold Mc Anlnch Chttorcl Harrmgton Orson See Seventh Row Wllharn M1chalsk1 Gerald Hoffman Marvm Fox Devere lohnson Orr Krnney Robert Hmrnan Donald Rlng Dav1d Atklns Robert Valeskl loseph Letro Edward Caswell Frank Mead OFFICERS Shrrley Wxlllams Presldent Anna Brown Secretary harles Mason VICE Presrdent Ienme Meyer Treasurer 4 Glen 'J mwvfffff Qgpf I bw , ' R ,Q 1 I Q A t - . of ' y ' ku , '-sw .' A- Yf , Xi ' , W f 'J' N' ' . . . Q N, is T lf,-J I - 4 I .A X 4 y my A A l 'F M Q4 I . - ,.h Q , t . GJ-W It !'MJ MW ff J 5 t U, ' C f . A 1.1-VM Il . ' ' .' : ' - I D :l ' ' - A 7 ' - , lf 'IA Av ' .' .' . ' . ' 1 f yuff m N Posemary MCGIDH Martha Mason Hobart Hall Betty Pllugradt Elva Knuth Gene Colvert Arlene Kasten lean Horton Row Two Betty Keyes Eldora Burnslde loyce Brown Ahce Reynolds Phyllls Nlchols Clara Crawford Al legra Shenetxeld loyce Peters Mary Snow Adelme Ienks Esther Hunt1ngton Dorothy Rlddell Helen Smlth Row Three loseph lackson Davld Maynard Iohn Cooper Harold Benson Ioseph Marsh lohn Zav1tz John Buchanan Robert Wade Daruel Stahley Carl Pequeen Row Four Lee Maynard Mllton Leach R1chard M1lks Iames Cooper Stanley Abbey Donald Kane Leon Het te-nbaugh Leo Smrth .WA qw X I x r ' 1.1 In I, f X . Row One, Left to Right:Lealia Reynolds, Clara Hensel, Evelyn Lindquester, Row One Left to R1ght Carol Panks Catherme Brown Betty Flagg Ie-an Schoonover Dale Atkms Elame Shannon Mar1or1e Marsh Ioseph Ph1ll1pS Lorralne Srmth Audrey Mosher Marllyn Brown Ruth Van Name Row Two Rlchard Barber Gllbert Goldm Kelth Spauldmg Henry M1chalsk1 Roberta Graczyk George Mason W1ll1Gm MacAr11nch Row Three Melv1n Frederlck Robert Barber Leonard I-Iotchklss Clarence Brown Thomas Vrsker Donald Caswell Lloyd Tennles Grant l-lettenbough Homer T9I'W1ll1Q9f Donald An drews Robert Brown Row Four Norman lorenby Floyd Hurlburt Albert Shoemaker lacob Abers Allan Eddy Raymond Rhodes Alfred Sample Allan Beacom Edward Weaver 0 Vsfheeler, Mary Ann Brooks, Betty Sample, Dorothea Schultz, Ralph Myers, Leo !amm!Vew4 Randolph Central School afs trtbdte tn1s ,fear to ts olumnt ffro awe o1ned the lghtmg forces of Un le Sarr l on Gr F 1 Schoo or S1'1lll7 Edwlrd Munn 1 Rob r' Mclsaug 1 r t al Ear Putrt 1 T1 n And A fond r ld Q1 Don ld l'1g r or' Foul Wad Hog r Ka IH Now tor the general ne ffs ot our members Ruth Munnef IS teachmg fourth grade at R1chburg Central School A baby g1rl was born to Mr and Mrs uerald Casler on March 8 lo 2 Vmcent Whaley 1S a f11reless oberator on board a boat ot the lsthrmar Steamshtp Co Helen Grace Casler was marr1ed last tall to George Clark Both are teacw s rs of the R1chburg Central School Mr and Mrs Leo Tennles located at Colombla South Amenca have a baby daughter Ehzabeth Sue Eleanor Sterl1ng a graduate of Albany State Teachers College IS now teachmg at Eldred Pennsylvama Laurence Hausheer IS embloyed at the Corn1ng Glass Works The marr1age ol Dons M1ll1 an to Ronald Kent took place on October 3 4 M1ss Betty Ba1ley and Paul Wade were ma r1ed November l 1911 MIQS Ruth Young Nas marr1ed to KGHHSTH McElNa1n IU the fall M1ss Evelyn W1ll'19lIH and Herbert Harkness were marr1ed 1n August 1941 The marr1age of Eugene B1ssell to MISS Mary McK1nley took place last summer MISS loy Zav1tz marr1ed Mr Ed vard Hlnes a member of the E C n 1anuary l942 MISS Clara Phlll1pS and R1cr1ard Melv1lle were marr1ed December 25 4 M1ss Luc1lle Harkness has s1gned a con ract to teach mus1c at Belmont lrhgn School next fear 0 fr ' 1 lj 1 , ' c .1 Ile oy .ex nover R 'Jeri r .121 e . hl n Rooer H l l .ei r ergorz 1 0 to te a . e gs 1 e 0 r' Wayne G. Willrorzra William Wade Ralph lngergxo.. v - -. V' X . . I , . ' Y 'N 4 , , . . , J-1 . . , W . , . , , , i . ' ' Ar I I , . 1 , V , . L . . , , rj W . . 1, , , . T , , L 1 , 1. . , Y , , X , , . . , Q Y . . ' ' ' , ', ' ,, ' . . A, E, . Y , , . . y , . , Y ll A . l FORGOTTEN DAYS IN R C S nedasotleao rerorroe e sc nch T refer o o e do the lo e olves race t lt r rang at rec cr the bannlste To rurrrnage ara tlfer at v ll But srnce that tn e tae school has To be run x 1th scrence ana sktlr Old tuners treauentr mtl recall Days of unquesttoned bltss When you had a hcle hour to eat an play hall Cr hang around Jrtn some pretty mtss But now twenty rnnutes seem to sulttce We go baclc to laoor and to1l We take a few bttes and gulp once or lW1CG Then ltsten to mustc whlle teachers rnorl Tradttron and memory flow rn the halls Though angels nov roam the tloor lt s aood to look back as one recalls The wrld untarnecl days of yore Zi Tl .r eg :ti a . A r f 'Tis th A hccl to ' . . , FT ' f r' rw 1:1 r x , lie zlocr, -Io '1 . Non r r Q r, ln days of old the place was your ovsri . . ' .ri , ' . ' n ,, 1 , . arcwn, H' V 1 I T ' VJ I J V . . . , , . J , - 1. . '43 uhm fOT C7 Q fi of W by f, Yr! N4 -CI. ' -. 1:..s.x:. LUX- C .. Mfgfwl Fourth Row Left to Rlght Mr Str1eb Phylhs Brown Ioseph Letro Donald Rlng Amy F1e1d Ioseph W1lhelm Betty Lmdquester Robert Wade Iames Cooper Sh1rley W1ll1ams Russell Crooks Lawrence Bolton Lloyd Reeves Thud Row Adelme Ienks Ieannette W1ll1ams Martha Mason Margaret Conrad Ioseph Ph1ll1ps Paul Cowen Kenneth Goldm Iohn Buchanan Merle Cornell Melv1n Brooks Merle Sheiheld Norms Carlson Betsy Champ lam lean Covert Lorralne Remmgton Second Row Maryln Spencer Ianet Ho1t1nk LOUIS Patterson Betty Pllugradt Dorothy R1dde1l Ann Woodmancy Robert Valeskl lean Crawford Rlchard Harkness Mary Lou Robrnson Mal colm Walte Iames Bushnell Flrst Row Robert Rem1ngton Dav1d Case Betty Hausheer Iune M1ll1gan Allegra Sheneheld Sarah Olmsted Rachel Vlsker Robert Shumway OFFICERS Richard Harkness Presldent Malcolm Walte Treasurer Betty Hausheer Secretary Banc! 1 l It . so our . I . . 1 . . , , , 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 'I I ' . I . .. ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I - . . . - I I ' ' I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I - . . - 1 I ' . I I 1 1 1 1 1 lg- 1 1 1 Row One Left to Rlght Davld Atkms Iarnes Bushnell Elalne Shannon Barbara Rossman Mary Lou1se Matteson Harold MacAn1nch Esther Oakes Row Two Ethel Shannon Carol Ph1ll1pS Iune Mllhgan Rachel V1sker Robert Iean Crawford Merrlll Cornell Melv1n Brooks Wayne MacAn1nch Kathryn Wheeler Row Three Sarah Olmsted Donald Rmg loseph Letro Amy Fleld Russell Crooks Chnton Reeves M1ss Morgan Alberta MacElwa1n 0 Shumway, Malcolm Waite, Marilyn Spencer, Donald Van Wie, Robert Valeski, I . Y' Row One Left to Rlght Mary Lon se Matteson lewel DLX Nellie Tennies Marilyn Spencer Vivian Burch Betty Patterson Alberta Maclilwain Carol Phillips Marilyn Seekms Row Two lime Milligan Marlorie Freeman Ethel Qhannon lean Crawford Helen Yavitz Barbara Bossman Verna Mason Eve lyn Wilder Allce Barton Row Three Rhea Crooks Phyllis Milligan Virginia son Alice Schmidt Sarah Olmsted Row Four Donald Lllienthal Howard Wheeler Donald Paisley Ted Atkins David Olmsted lvo lohnson Merrlll Cornell George Boyer Ceylon Newton Donald Van Wie Row Five David Case Robert Shumway Malcolm Waite Roderick Barton David Atkins Rob ert Grover Richard Curtiss Bussell Crooks Bill Honey Melvin Brooks Merle Bheflield Seniafz efzafuu l 5 Y ff W .32 C R xl IJ Archer, Betty Skinner, Ava Barber, Miss Morgan, Amy Field, Lucille Ander- -P IWW? Ft My f 1 ll gl -'S Flrst Row Left to Rlght Naornt Northcraft Kathryn Wheeler Gene Covert Rose Marte Cook Ioyce Roscoe loanna Crooks Marlorte Marsh Betty lean Pllugradt Ioyce Peters Marllyn Brown Mary Ann Brooks Second Row Anne Ereblekorn Esther Oakes Phylhs Nrchols Clara Crawford Rena Thomas Rosemary McG1nn Ann Woodmancy Roberta Wheeler Beatrrce Harrmgton Esther Huntlngton Dorothy Rlddell Mary Snow Thxrd Row lean Haynes loanna du Tort Evelyn Llndquester Ceha Wtcks Iennxe Meyers Allegra Sheneheld Adehne lenks Cathertne Boz1n1s Ellen Harrrngton Ruth Van Name Dorothea Shultz Fourth Row Roberta Brown Eldora Burnslde IGSSIG Worden lean Towers Anna Brown Phylhs Brown Shtrley Wrlharns loyce Watte Ioan Vlemann Elalne Shannon Carol Ranks Flfth Row Harold Rrddell Iarnes Carr Kenneth Coldln Harold MacAn1nch Ioseph Letro Iohn Cooper Hobart Hall Dale Atktns Wrlharn MacAntnch Sxxth Row Herbert Weaver Iarnes Mtchal kt Iohn 7av1tz lohn Buchanan Robert Wade Allen Beacom Edward Wade 'GJWWL . .. .N - . . . ' ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ' ' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 x- 1 1 - - 1 1 I A A I I I I I ' ' l - K. N r '-A I I r I ' .1 F1rstRow Seated Left to Rlght Grace Sluga Harold Fellows Howard Charlesworth Allce Schrnrdt Mary Lou1se Matteson Dons Honey Glona Het Ho1t1nk Merle Sheltleld Helen Zavltz Florence Prevorce Carl Bacon Marran West Bessre Smrth Betsy Charnplrn Back Row Stcmdmg Merrxll Cornell Paul Benson lean Crawford Ethel Shannon B1chard CUTTISS Donald Honey Robert Bernrngton Durward H111 Wlnston Swan Henry Zrlrnsek ff!! 4' 1 l I , l ' V '- tenbaugh, Barbara Archer. Second Row, Standing: Marilyn Spencer, lanet Mnpl. I'Lf,vwl7.A.Y,, Flrst Row Left to Rxght Glona Hettenbaugh Evelyn Seekms V1v1an Burch Gene Ferguson Helen Zavltz Velva Helms Shrrley Wescott Lorrame Pemlngton Geraldme Bopps Saran Wlcks Grace Sluga Mane Boot Second Bow Helen Shoemaker Lols Carnahan Evelyn Wrlder Georgla RICE Beulah Raymond Inez Monroe Mary Metcalf lsabelle Remlngton Mary Barney Trace Godfrey Sylvla Smlth Anna Mary Iacquay V1v1an Smlth MISS Backus Thlrd Row lune Mrllrgan Ethel Shoemaker lewel Dlx loan Kllburn Betsey Champlln Florence Prevorce Nelhe Tennles Dons Honey Verna Mason Mary Lou Bobmson MGTQUGTIYS Benson Lucllle Anderson Ianet Ho1t1nk Mar aaret Conrad Mlldred Plucker Fourth Row Evelyn Brown Dorothy Ormsby Leona Horton Eva Valentlne Grace Hancock Margaret Hall Amy F1eld Ava Barber Dorothy Lawson Gladys lean Balley Betty Anderson Belle Stanton OFFICERS Smrley We cott Pre 1dent Velva Helms Secretary Lorratne Remlngton Vlce Presrdent Geraldine Bopps Treasurer alfa-me 3 Glad Flrst Row Left to Rlght Iean Crawford Mary LOUISE Matteson Roseann Wadsworth Betty Hausheer Mrss M ller Second Row Sarah Olmsted Helen Shoemaker Mar1an Trlpp Betty Lmdquester Mary Lou Roblnson 14- OFFICERS Roseann Wadsworth Pres1dent Wellman Marsh Treasurer Betty Hausheer Vlce Presldent MISS Mlller AdV1SOI' Mary Lou1se Matteson Secretary Qwwk Glad 1 - , , ' 5 - , , M A . 1 , I 1 1 - I I I f Fxrst Row Mlss Qulnlon Donald Llllenthal Amy F1eld Iames Bushnell Belle Stanton Second Row Mxss Fuller Maman Trlpp Donald Palsley Leona Horton Dorothy Ormsloy Seymour Bmsgler Davxd Olmsted Mary Barney Howard Charlesworth Ethel Shoemaker OFFICERS Iames Bushnell Presxdent Donald Llhenthal Treasurer Amy Fleld Secretary Belle SlC11'1lOl'1 VICS Presldenf racial Zucfiefielai ' 1 1 1 1 . . . . . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 , 1 1 Flrst Row Left to Rlght Clmton Reeves Donald Cam Paul GTIUIH Ivo Iohnson Melvm Casler Stanley Shlelds Wlnston Swan Henry Zrlrnsek Second Row Mr Trlpp loseph Iaclcson George Brown Harold Fellows Ralpn Gray Rodenck RellZ Lawrence Bolton Carl Wrlght Warren Bossman Davld Snnth George Bentley Bernard Peterson OFFICERS lvo Iohnson Presldent Paul Grrmn Secretary Donald Cam Vrce Presxdent Melvm Casler Treasurer 0 one O. Beacom, Horton Smith, Kenneth Bissell, Donald Shultz. Third Row: Kenneth Row One Left to Right Mr Underwood Alfred H111 Donald Chapman Lloyd Barber Horton Smith Grant Ormond Row Two Asher Bl1ss Paul Kohler George Lindqulst Mortimer Flagg Edward Caswell Leroy Archer Fred Benson Orr Kinney Richard Frank Harold Biddell Rlcharcl Vlsker Don old Lindquester David Smith OFFICERS Donald Chapman President Horton Smith Treasurer Grant Ormond Vice President Alfred Hill Reporter Lloyd Barber Secretary Mr Underwood Advisor 4. 4. 14. William Flagg, William Harrington, Stanley Shields, Robert Frank. Row Three: Flrst Row Left to Rlght Carol Banks Catherine Brown Betty Flagg E1 dora Burnside Ioan Klemann Roseann Wadsworth George Root Ellen Har rington Sara Wicks Phyllis Nichols Esther Oakes Ioanne Atwood Second Row Mrs Brssell Celia Wicks Eunice Brown Clara Hensel Clara Crawford Elva Knuth Beatrice Harnngton lean Glendenxng Ruth Van Name Manlyn mond Wendell Anderson Ioyce Peters Marie Root Mary Lou Klemann Ioyce Boscoe Naomi Northcraft Catherine Bozinis Iennie Myers Richard Honey Richard Sample Fourth Row Ioseph Marsh Harold Benson Robert Lilienthal Donald Caswell Richard Shields Harry Brown Robert Wade Hubert Weaver Devere Iohnston Iames Michalski Clifford Harrington Iohn Zav1tz Ralpl' Spaulding Glad . ' . : I . I I - I I I I I - : . . I . . I . I I I Brown, Mary Dunn, Vivian Smith, Mary Ann Brooks. Third Row: Robin Or- I I I l I I I I . I I I I O Ii 1 - 1lul 11 Standmg Left to Rxght R Barton D French E Caswell B Hlnman G Rermngton Mr Bradley S Shrelds G Brown R Steffenhagen R Valesk1 Seated G Ormand G Lmdquxst R Sample C Hunnngton Other Members D Smrth R Beacom R V1sker G Walte L Bucbec OFFICERS Alfred H111 Captam Charles Huntmgton Pllot Rlchard Sample Chlef Pllot George Lmdqulst Navlgator Made! 14 Glad 1 - . , . , . , . , 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I . . . - . , . , . , . . . , , , . , . , . . ig?- , I 1 I i 1 1 w - 1 ney Chrystole Carr Betsy Charnplm Bessle Smtth Ruth Arrance Beulah Raymond Stanley Andrews Betty Lou Meyer Chnton Reeves Mar1ar1 West Rachel V1slcer Mar1e Root Mary Lou Klemenn Margaret Hall Glad . l ' J B B Lett to Right: Miss Mahar, Richard Stahley, Barbara Archer, Lucille Mun- I Left to Rlght Mr Horcrk Norrls Carlson Kenneth Llndquester Robert Remlngton Donald Honey Paul Benson Robert Polsley Mortlmer Flogg Glad ' - 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 gk L Standmg Left to Right Dav1d Olmsted Belle Stanton Roderlck Reltz K, Warren Slater Dav1d Anderson Robert W1lhe1m Paul Cowen Seated R1Cl'1 ard Honey Iuhan W1cks Mary Barney Iarnes Bushnell Mr Rankm OFFICERS Iame Bushnell Presldent Mary Barney Secretary and Treasurer Iullan Wlcks Vxce Presxdent S Glad Ye r . 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S rg if r 1 1 ' ' ' - Q1 1,1 Q O Left to Rlght Velva Helms lames Bushnell Ivo Iohnson R1chard Harlc ness Maman Trlpp Beverly Lundsten Iohn Alexander Rosearm Wadsworth PM Sarah Olmsted, David Olmsted. 5 ' MUSIC DEPARTMENT HE music department consisting ofthe band orchestra and chorus has had many disap- pointments this year The operetta H M S Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan was hela up and had to be postponed until May because books could not be obtained Our trip to Music Festivals this year was also cancelled by lack of buses which because of the rubber shortage could not be used However each of the departments plan to give thelr usual annual concerts which we feel will be a success ,T SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HE Science Club program this year has been widely diversified to meet the needs and in terests of a larger number of students ln the past we have followed a lecture demonstratlon method on which all students participated in 'ne same activities However this year the following fields were studied photography microscope rifles water pressure and etching The club was divided into a number of groups according to their interests Each group worked separately under the guidance and help of Mr Rankin This method has seemed more satisfactory because a larger number of experiments and a greater diversity of fields have been explored This method has met with the approval of the Science Club students because it has en abled them to use their own imtxative and explore as much of the materxal as thelr 1ncl1na tior' permitted l,T. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ATHEMATICS is the main spring of our present day C1Vll1ZGI1OI'1 Without 1t practically everything would be at a standstill Even primxtive savages recognized the value of math ematics and employed some method for measuring time and counting With free courses offered at Randolph Central School in such studies as advanced algebra trlgonometry plain and solxd geometry no one need be ignorant of the mathematical know ledge so needed now both 1n everyday life andin national defense one would learn how to operate the slide rule sextent transit micrometer and other useful measuring devices Mr Horak is the head instructor in mathematics with Mr Colvin and Mr Waite assisting him +-- A M ART DEPARTMENT ISS Doris M Brunclc successor to Mr Marian L Congdon is now head of the art de partment During the first semester Design l ll Ill classes were taught while the second semester Representation l ll lll IV classes fill the room The drawings made in the design classes We e wall paper designs plates of letterlng trade marks advertisements posters also soap and plaster carvings were made At the close of the semester Christmas seal posters were made by acl' of the students In Representation classes the students are being taught different kinds of perspective The pupils emoy the drawing of boxes 1ars books and outdoor scenes using a variety of mediums such as water color pen and ink colored pencils and chalk E ..,.- FOREIGN LANGUAGES VERY other Friday the students of French ll and Ill hold Cercle Francais French Club At these meetings French only is spoken The business meeting is conducted in French ard the minutes are kept in French After the meeting French games are played and French songs are sung I - Hs. 1. o., 42 Asx an aid in helping students outside of classes, the Mathematics Club was formed. 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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT HE Commercial Club publishes a paper called The B C S News Flash Thrs paper 1 given away free of charge In it the club tries to mention all the important current goings on of the school and students l,- HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT ITH the opening of school this year a large interest seemed to be taken 1n the Home making clas es From these large cla ses of lvfiss Backus s and Miss Needhams a Home making Club wa formed On December eighth an informal 1n1t1at1on v as held for the IDIIIOIGS 1n the form of a hobo pa ty and cavenger hunt The g1rls withstanding this were greeted with a formal 1n1t1at1on on the evening of February third The old members of the club prepared a banquet and candl lighting service for a group of about thirty 1n1t1ates It was about this time that the girls who were to represent the club at Farm and Home Vleek were chosen Thrs year six girl were chosen Amy Field Sylvia Smith Blanche Seekins Cwene Ferguson Marguerite Benson and Leona Horton And so on Sunday February eighth Miss Backus with thi group of girls left for Buffalo At Buffalo a train was taken to Ithaca we arrived there about noon The afternoon was spent in exploring the campus and its build ings After a good nights leep that night we were ready the next morning for almost anything So a bus was taken to the campus where we spent the rest of the day at the Martha Van Renssalaer Hall the Home Economics building Here we attended lectures and exhibits all day and even ate our meals Of interest to most of us mere the exhrbits of a Blackout a model house and an ideal kitchen Each afternoon a style show was presented by the freshman girls and some advanced stu dents Each modeled her own clothes and a rough estimate was given of the cost of the gar nient and her wardrobe Some were original designs which the girls designed themselves vias being presented by the Future Farmers The following day our last in Ithaca was also spent in the Home Economics Building That afternoon a lecture was being given in Barley Auditorium which interested part of us The others attended a talk by Beth Cummings youth editor of The Farm lournal After some dit ficulties in locating part of our group we at last met again in Bailey Auditorium for a choral entertainment lt was here that we met Mr Underwood and the boys From Bailey we pro ceeded to the drill hall where a dance was being held After an enioyable evening here we all went home for a good nights sleep For the following day we were to leave for Buffalo and home After spending a short time in Buffalo we le't Wednesday for Randolph The next day we were all back in Homemaking B class to tell about our adventures in Ithaca lgi. HISTORY ISTORY is the record of the life of any nation Therefore a well informed person should have a knowledge of government affairs This year there has been a radical change 1n the syllabu IN the History Department The ormer courses in Ancient History and European History have been combined into one subiect called World History World History covers history from the beginning of the world to modern times American H1 tory discusses American democracy and lts problems Prior to this American History has been compulsory for Seniors this year luniors were required to take it Last fall the History Club and the Library Club Joined together and formed the Social Studles Club Since the world is now engaged in a history making era it 1 prov n mat history should be one of the stable subiects ' s . 3 1 ' . ' ' . ' , - 1 ' s . . I , .S . I A I . I ' I s ' , ' 1 ' . After our evening meal that evening, we went to Bailey Hall where an amateur contest -L. H., '42. . , . S . . A . ,A . A . Q . . 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NE ol the lrst b1g socral events of 19111 f2 at R C S was the l-lallowe n Car nrval and Dance held on October 31 14341 lt ras sponsored by the Senrors and accordtng to custom the gymnasrurr v as decorated ln orange and black The pnze for the most decoratrve and onglnal booth was won by the Erghth grade Other pnzes were grven to the persons Neanng the most grotesque and pretty costumes All Bennett and hrs rhythm lungs lurmshed the musrc for the dance whrch be gan at nlne Several socral dances were held after chool rn the gymnasrum These dances a torded the students the opportuntty to brush up on therr danctng techmque and potse on the floor and at the same trme enloy themselves The annual lunror Prom was held December 5 1941 The gym v as ntcely decorated wrth boughs of evergreen and red and whlte streamers Charhe Gleed and hrs orchestra played Punch was served at 1nterm1ss1on FIXIU Aunt Fanny a comedy ID three acts put on by the faculty of R C S made all who saw 1t howl We students who are used to seelng our teachers so very dtgnrfred were surpnsed to see them shorn of all therr d1gn1ty The faculty gave half of the proceeds to the Red Cross fund lt was a very good play and a b1g success ly... ln an old cemetery 1n Bo ton there IS a monument bearmg thrs 1nscr1pt1on Stop here my friend and cast an eye As you are now so once was I As l am now so you mu t be So prepare for death and follow m Some one wrote the followlng nght be low To follow you lm not conte Unless l knew uhrch wav vou we ocieiaf Q ' ' -Q4 fu . v , .,. , V. 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' l 6 Q 1 I . . - t .I I - Q n A o X3-32 Fxrst Row Left to Rlght Marlan West Irene Brave lanet l-lomnk lewel D1x Betty Patterson Second Row Donald Llllenthal larnes Bushnell Robert Grover Belle Stanton Thlrd Row Mr Sharp Mlss Whlte Mr Van Wle Mleiicewuwdwde NV Q X QSM 1 ' N UA, Y mfr' - Q75 '1' , f , Fxrst Row Left to R1ght Geraldme Rapps Helen Zavrtz Second Row Shu ley W1ll a s Car l P rll ps V rg ma Archer Bessie Srmth Cel1a W1cks Mary Dunn Velva Helrns Thud Row M ss Needham Ianet Hortrnlc Betty Patterson Belle Stanton MISS Taller Mrss Vflf te Fourth Row Sara Wlcks Bettv H .1 sneer Nanan Trrrzn Dors H e SMWMSAQM 5 I 1 . I, I. X. F ,- ,- 2 KXXXX ' 1 I X - . : , , . : - . 1 , O n 1 , 1 1 , 1 , , , , - 3 1 , , f , 11 , . .1 . : , Q a' - 1 , 1 A , 1 cn y. GA HL cc -Qetroll teo ldd ct er edccessrul eoeorr thfe ,eorr Although therr record ot ms ord lose S ts not cr go d thre yeor they ottrrbute thrs to the lcrct that tie f ere ploymg rhuch better corhpetrt on The eeosort s record woe crol rco t Co 'xrougcl w fl qc: fl art cr A 'Q Q CONT Qprmqvrlle C1 trtere were there JG owytdd tplclv otll Durtmrk Q ,J to lrr our leogue conerstmq ot no fotrrdo Rorrdolph Cottorougus otrtd Ellt cottvrlle NG J ere tred lor lrret ploce rth Gowondo lrr the ploy oll qome held o Ddmirrli f e w ere deleoted oy t o rorrf S t r S o oorre lull ol trmlls the vmm g boelcet oemg scored rm the lost sever Seconds The 'members of the xorsrty teom were Uelvm Mrdge Brooms our All St r Brll lhgersorr our reserve All Star lim I-Xleyohoter or very cotroo e ghd d Ptcrtord Tv g l-lorlcrtess the lor Nord f l o burns the shots lohrt Co ffert ou oeet retrrever off the ooclclooord Herbert tehl e d Dortold Non Wre ond Bob GTAJGF our reservee who drd or Swell o e collect eport l-l C THREE CHEERS FOR THE CHEERLEADERS t e r cere o e o etoo' teo eh to c hgrcr ulote the cheerle dere c e e' co ct e edr T e e e ver, S'tlI'1D1I'1Q rr toe' red hd rte t t fr ere f' f t e m cheer ng the teorh OD to V ctory 'T Noel Q l :ix .1 Ve y A ,. ' 3 , 1 Q, v A Q 'ff . ..e. S o 1 , ' ' 1 - . , L I Y if 1 ' .. .. . . . l . . . f- s l lows Plzce 'Ne They' Pl ce V' Sstrff. Ddyzort there l8 24 'Ell' tvrlle l 36 'Flllcoitville h,r, 27 Z4 ' Lit ' 2 l 43 fglcoher here l4 ll 'Gow' Edd here 25 'Clfixrdxgigf ,here 22 24 c l tri' . C her- 39 ll, rieiy TIEYL ZZ 27 Alle harry here 22 ' J ' t :dd there 23 35 c V ' l5 Cc-lcron there 40 3 'C ' A t , 1- . l ' 22 , Sdldrttiriqit tlie. 1 22 30 'Lex ue N :Les W rt 3, loft 7 N ' - 1 f f Y -ll' K 1 1 -1 ' ' V Y Tv? N xl 'W 'IIIY A I - I l ' H lf! 'J l l W A5 V lit. l 'AG J I l ' ., ' N ' ' 1 . ' . . . l . 7 ' . . X. . , I N V . - 1 ' r r . , , ,. , , . , F. . l , ' A3 ll t r 5 Q T ll I' , ' V' I T ' - I , l , T T 'T I Sl 4,1 r , ' ' , vl , ' ' H 'cl 'Jill YI N 1 ' , . rf HR, R. ., 42. The .ticzgl .f f ' dsl: ' ll , o . t c lr or F AH the swell QQ they done fill 'gc 3' :nr r jr Q ' ' A Q Qr du 'fflllt ond e. Jreo rl ljo ' ol. i . r r i fr fqbw 5' 'A' Fxrst Row Left to Rmght Donald Van Wre Iohn Cowen Iohn Alexander Brchard Harkness Brll lngerson Coach Iames Sharp Second Row Donald Honey Iames Bushnell DeVere lohnston Iarnes Spence Melvrn Brooks Bob Krnnard Carl Wrrght Ivo Iohn on Ed Kellett Warren Slater George Boyer Seymour B1sg1er Brchard Stahley Ted Atkms Manager Stanley Andrews Assrstant Manager Robert Wrlhelrn '7eam AJ, .off gf f . 'i l Grover, Herbert Shepherd. Third Row: Assistant Managers Iulian Wicks, Ted sl' Q Flrst Row Left to R1ght Donald Van W1e Bob Grover B1ll lngerson Cap ta1n Brchard Harkness lohn Alexander Herbert Shepherd larnes Bushnell Second Row Devere lohnston larnes Spence Lawrence Bolton Donald Honey Davld Anderson MelVlH Brooks George Boyer ASS1SlUHl Manager Ted Krn nard Th1rd Row Coach larnes Sharp ASS1SlGHf Manager Paul Cowen Mer r1l Cornell B1ll Honey Seymour Brsgler Leland Dexter Stanley Andrews S qx lL I I - I 1 1 ' I V I I I I I I - F11'Sf Row Leit to Rlght Coach Iarnes Sharp Horton Srnnh Bob Grover I-arold L1ndqu1st Captaln Howard Ostrander George Behles V1ncent Wade Donald Gflbbln R1chard Curns Assrstant Manager Omer Post I11'I1 Oakes Herbert Shepherd Rlchard Harkness Iohn Alexander Leshe Ostrander Don ald Honey Ass1stant Manager Ardrew Mendel Ted Atklns Manager Clar ence Brown E '7eam 1941 1 . , , T . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l l F1ISt Row Left to Rlghi Ho Nord Ostromder Iohrr Cowen George Behles Deon Iohnson Herbert Shepherd Donald Honey Second Row Coocrr Jomes Sharp Clorence Bro ND Mrllord Wreser Iohrr rfoffmorr Bob Colrr Iomes Bash me 1941 71 7eam lcxmes Bushnell Donald Vern W1e Deon lohnson Moms Ccun M1llc1rd VVIGSGI' Donald Lllxenthcl ' am! 74606 Glad 1941 Left to R1ght Howard Brace Captarn Rlchard Harkness Iohn Alexander Wayne MacAn1nch SPRING SPGRTS CDF 41 ,J 5 ortv TQ 1 r Cf Conetet '14 P e 0 e 'tdrroff f ref Jlf Rdndol Cott Cdttf rd. e tfnrnu edt' qw f-ff 1 1G45 dltdtn IGS the dtbton n Cr crrnptonshto of the County u hr t golt tedt f 'N or fvo I 1 tf ,1f'w fff tra ' n fl' '1 Ov FO 95 .4 Do fx Dru 1 D 1 Q n e r o 'tconstwte o .tchotd l-tdrlcnesw lohn Alexander ho drd Brdce dnd Wdfn N cAnrc Although they drd not wtn dny IIlCI'Cl19S they were runner up rn the of Count, fldvott Donald Lthenthol wills odr dnl, re reeentott e l 'l track l-lo refer ne fn very good sho Nrnq N nnrng 'ret ldce rn the Pole vdult ond tntrd h urnr dt the Sefttono R 2-'lt RR1 l filfflif TQ .P of l94l Con.11:2'ed oi bdfiobflll, tick did gil Tap. kwfefhm' F vvrf . Lend f. lf.: h..h-Q,.,.:..- ,Amee ,Q f ' f no ,,-.u,M,t.. .,J,.,5 ...A , ...-,fl-V a,.,-,.z:-.,.. LCJJA. ...lf...H'g 'f ffl LC: ln ou. lhzgue, t 1. f of fgidzlph, Sdldrrfnod, Cdr grdw Jdr' und El 'ffl-: W, 'mare . K Q, ner. out for the CrLJr:,,l,n.1f1 Q 'ry Sf:lfr:go..C' l':f1'I'lQ 'stfirrxdingls fri f2llf,'x.w ' ,. l ft Sfornoncf . , ,5 l . oh , Q 2 Elli ,ville 3 3 5 W F5 The e. A F t .1 t JE d very good do, :nt ot t21er:1s5elves fdrgf BHS e 'ite C 'C , o F u d1 g itiern' or of the tedrn, wt the sl 5 C r as . Vx 'rdf ogdnried 1 the sp ing t l94l. r D ' ' ,i . ' ' e rd F I Y ' Y l l Y , x 7 or mA'.e'o r . 'AJ Y r. 1 .. ' W, ,. ite ug, X yi mg. 1 , , .o We. . ,, - . t , -L2 First Row. Lett to Right: Betty Lirtdquester, Betty Hausheer fcarf- tain,, lune Milligan Second How: Miss Fuller, Miss Mahar Miss Coxe, Miss Needham, First Row, L96 Mary Lou Robinson, Marian West, Helen Zavitz. Second Row. Left to Right: Florence Prevorce, Betsy Champ- lain fcaptainl, Grace Sluga. Third How, Left to Right: Isabel Reming- ton, Doris Honey, Chrystole Carr, Phyllis Milligan, Bessie Smith, Gloria Hettanbaugh, First Row, Left to Right: E-.cizerta Erown, Ellen Mertclell Second Row: fean Haynes, Shtrfey 'N1llLa:::, r.'.'e Kilburn. Third How: Ain Ezebelkoro, Allyne Hurlburt, Mary CYCTEY, fo- anna Du Tort, hose Cock C':g 1:n, Shirley Williams First How. Leif to Right: Hcsecnn Wadsworth, Gene Ferguson Sec- ond How. Left to Right: Margaret Hall, loan Kilburn lcaptainl, Sara Wicks. Third Row, Lett to Right: Marian Tripp, Rachel Visker, Belle Stanton, Evelyn Ercvfn, Helen Shoemaker H 74244. First Row. Left to Hight: Betty Anderson, Marie Foot, Mary Lou Klemann. Second Row: Vivian Smith, Mary Dunn, levfei Dix Third How: Geraldine Eopps, Georgia Bice, lo Anne Pinner, Esther Ellis, Anna Mary laquay, Iune Marsh, Margaret Conrad Captazn, Mary Dunn. 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Sally forgot how to sing Miss Fuller s telephone didnt ring Or Candy to 1-lorton Sonny didnt bring? B111 lol lost his intelligence B111 1 obtained some sense And everyone stopped passing around mints? ll all these things werent true What would Miss Quinlan have to do? X52 . , Q ,1 ' i'- . ii X A J V yy I A 'Uv A' 7 1 A x ' ' ' 'J .- ' .. i J , I 1 7 . 1 S , . And Shirley strived with all her might? . Ng. , J ,L J J - ' fluyloff keying? C ach Bnarp Mtdoe Brooks Car tatr Iohn Co Nen John Aleyander Herbert Shrphe d BH Ingerson Bob Grover Drck Harkness Don Van Wte It s dead M1dge Dont blte that oft D1Ck you need 1t You d thmk thelr hves deoenaed on that sn t What a form Dave Dont you know you should face the Carrera Bart? Sam Sneed the second hm B and hrs femmme fnends Helen irylng to act demure An early romance whtch drd not survtve the test ot years The gtrls who burned up Cornell where s Gene? Jonn xeeamg ms face as usual Drdnt our edltor used to be cute? 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THE CLOUD I tlnrm sor etnues about a cloud Rlrnrnrng a drstant hrll I thrnk sornetrmes of reachrng rt But I auess I never Nlll I thrnx a that rs st the x O e at R C S One s ,s Ill buckle do n sorre dar And lead the class I auess I thunk that thrs rs just a cloud The thrng me call uccess We all have hopes ot reacnrng But rn st lrke rre rust auess As Iresnr ten f e all lad rr ght dreams But let Fate show the X ay And as Ior that great golden cloud Well ouckle down sorre day Bgt J e f ent on throughout the years Cfras no dun success A Ie ot us d1d louclfle ac 1' But m st lrke rne drd auess Instead of Nalkrna slo I as v e One needs educatron s rlane To catch that d1rn Iast rrrovrnq cloud Whrch we would all attarn Qo nor hen hrah scho I days are o Ill th rl' of the cloud uccess F4 rnnnng sorne drrn a d drstant hrll sv Iwlll n Iaues DLO42 LA 1 , X 1 tn t Ju .. 'Jay 11:1 I I. . ., car' . 1 I I 7 -I' . . 1 ' , ' f s . -, ' , rt, rc 1 , M . l W - v ' l I . I J . 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X-f C. ll 1731 f-1 Nr QQ St re 2 G11 flap, l'f1l2.el::.BimdolpE1 Cizrfz' ' Q ,li ,113 Brdl Q S CC. SG fr Q, r fij ' und Vfrgqlit QQ. T , ,N fx 1 L x r V .J . .. C cz L, 10' City l .J , I hiker 'v ' , ' L Cc. lvvlgllf 1.2: I-'. e ',' I 1 l -C L ' 1 C CC, 7, M . . .. .W . v T ,F KJ x ' .A I ..- 4 .ff 1 ' I .f ,L . ' . lf ' ' ' ONT. . u ll .- ' ll Q' V. rc let P 7 V rw ' wwf! ' H , , A N z S r- . C i F -' ' r Girl f C A le fx 'll fr' L 0, . '1 rrCc. 1 -. t in r: or 'E 5. A 7 ' . 3 , nr Q. LC, H ., ' . ' .A ' . Stare , r. , B d Qri . ore A , - - r , 1 fs A l .' reg? N ' . j 5 .r1','fC:.l r 1 0 . ., '. l L - 1 C. ' E L .V A L Q A B rite Q C , V . C B . B Set: Prrsl lXlc:1linnUlBC1nlc of Fnlconer Gust fennson lf lf ll Br e::1'Conner B.: ,, e . .' 'Q . nt :fn f, 1l 6 SL j . ., 2. lf g Ce., l. C lline Spf I hc, SfflYiCl1Of A iQ CQ H311 Cgtiefzl Ce. Pn1,.1l','Sk'l1olf Sire Ff T , .' A '. fl Cl' 'nes Sly' g g e ffl lCl'f'fC','.'ff ftrigixre Sit 1 Vvl1.llr,g,.r iQ l33gr1tSt:re Bzycl Elci Fcuslunn Clexlzes 'Cy C21 e Sgep Green Piiritfr' C E ffzridelgiii k:rf1fA.I..' 'Jie lglle ' Al :Cider fl Hfirltrierf ' B11:'l.:ielQ HCf9liCILl55fC'.'.'IfEf'1flC6I'C 0 'fl we-n fl 'f-- A 'B l' '5 fi CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1942 QW Y Y Y H pm Y th S h GHLLHGHERS DRUG STCDRE and GIFT SI-IGP 'SQVFTT 1129? , Z MCI our Lf Alwcx s be . As Your Hgh Sch 1Dc1 S H B 'S e ihcere Wis of 1 Bowen Brothers Company INCORPORATED DRY GOODS CLOTHING SHOES and HOUSE FURNISHINGS D1al 2 901 Randolph N C P1117 f Jf Clty Meat Market rfb FRESH AND SALT MEATS Hmtmk llmlel takin CUIIIIMIIV D I2 891 RANDOLPH N Y 1 I V - , . Y. om '1 CII S 1' Conzplinzvrzfs O nf 1' O I . . 1 I H I , I ia - CflIlIf7lIllIl'IIf.Y of Myers 8: Myers Funeral DIFGCIOFS DIAL 2 U91 RANDOLPH N Y THE Winship Hm'lIwm'e I1UllllldIlY 153 MAIN ST RANDOLPH N Y A R Wmshxp HARDWARE PAINTS BUILDING SUPPLIES STOVES GLASS OILS LINE CEMENT TILE PLUMBERS AND TINSMITHS PHONE 2 651 Walleff Www GOLF CLUB Tb: Pzzcmlly Course RANDOLPH N Y You nl nd goll ng to be one ol e nest out of door ocnv I es V George E Trlpp L B Hontmk Red ond Wh1te stands for Randolph Central School It orlso stands for Rau' :Iliff IX fllfc Gloculcs amz' Nlulfs DIAL 2 761 RANDOLPH -, . . A EE I - D I PA, . .1 Q th M CHAS H. :IUBBS It has been a Oleaeure to serve th C ss of 1942 To each and every nember we extend our best w1shes Ozmzfy :zulu RltlXfllIl!llX Prnul L!ldW1.4 Jewe T 117 MAIN ST RANDOLPH N Y 911111 l!!l1iEPN EAP ess lnterest rn and a com phment toward the accomphsh ment Nnlch the graduahng clas of 1942 have 'nade and extend therr good mshes to each member SSPVICS Stat1on ONE STOP SOCONY SERVICE 1Vc Lcmf offfm 19011011 DIAL 3 392 RANDOLPH N Y Ear SJCC95 ful Mo onng Uee MOBIL PRODUCTS COIVTPLIMENTS PEUI LE S SERVICE STATION 3 -X H I GER EAST RANDOLPH NEW YORK 6 . e la A. 1 ' L 1 y . A SE O , Szzwvxs in llnf Class of '42 . , ' is' i ' A rr 1 , , ,M ' ,ar , . . I. , f l 1 UCHATLTI O Erstrrz - Gomplameni of ARCHER S DAIRY Pam 1111 fffM1Ue Crzam Cbocolaiz Mlll BIlfflHlIIlA :fa- H B ARCHER RANDOLPH PHONE 2 301 NEW YORK Conlpllfmnfx C 8c L GLOVER East Randolph N Y U ' 4 5 Orzmgr' Bw 'cwagc' Coffagc' Cfwvxc' Q3 Of I I , I I C0lllf7l1l1Il Jzfx 0 SAMMYS DINER Fr lIBlll1L1Illf tl I muff rn 41 Coca Cola ll 111 Ill you W TAKE BRIDE IN BEHNG ABLE TO SERVE YOU AI E A RECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE E be J AHC oed l 21' ' , . ' , ' , ' - 'U KY sc ff T Vlifjifl A r i e ' C I Danahy Faxon Store Q'aaeefueA DIAL 2 543 RANDOLPH N Y Myers Insurance Agency k Y FIRE LIABILITY BONDQ DIAL 2 U91 COMPLIMENTS OF VIGLET BEAUTY SHOP A 1 C1 DIAL 3 391 86 MAIN ST RANDOLPH Com fum nh of QUALITY HARDWARE PLUMBING HEATING RANDOLPH N Y Lorch Chevrolet ChevroIet Sc1Ies and SGTVICG f DIAL 2 761 RANDOLPH CQMPLIMENTS BE ACQM S R ROGER S DAIRY FARM Reg1stered Guernsey R lljf O lx Buy Your M1Ik1ng Mcrchlne from HIIIIIII IILIIIEI . Conzfnfirllwilx uf 7 Frederic M ers, Agent WH' Sjnriulizv In Il I,im's ' of Bflllf-1 Tllfllfl' OF I Sdfi.N.fl1l'fIlV,j RI'lll1fI'ill1Q Bal wry and Tire' Swziu' M - , N. Y. A Bijgvv' amz' Bvflm' Rumfnljrfy am rn wfx ll' Af1jH'nzI'J I'1t'l'tI, , C0 lllf71il7Z6'l1fS of fbe HANIIULPH IIHUIJ STUIHE JOY'S SHOE SHOP Skov' Rvpairx RANDOLPH, N. Y. Co1uj11in1l'r1fx of flu' GREEN PANTRY We Cater to Parhee DIAL 2 932 RANDOLPH SIMPSON S HARDWARE Tbc 8170! T0 B111 DIAL 2 761 RANDOLPH N Y Father Look here Emma lean I dont l'HlPd your sxttlng up late Wllh that young man of your but l do ob Ject to hls talung the morn1ng paper when he goes F1rst Ne1ghbor You say you son IS maxmg h1 way through olege wr1t mg? Second Ne1ghbor Yes vvr1t1'1g home for rnoney CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1942 MEAT MARKT EAST RANDOLPH ClJlZQVdf1llHfl0lIY To fbf Class of 1942 0LARK'S BARBER SHUP 141 MAIN sr RANDOLPH N Y Wo nan lat telephone-H le V112 Maw 2 2222? lrate Mate No lady and l1 ten lm lf y lt you wont to ploy C 1OOCl'1OO tac ful Nay o glrl s 'ter et r bo! lte na une to l ave l-le 'row casually pa '1rough t'1 OOW1 w1th a box of ore-ax ast 'ood l L ., . 5 , .7 , '. ' '. 3, . f' , ,as ,HWY , . 'S C l , '- I U I 1 . K . , , fq . . . . ICT L 4 1. . 4. I1 4 ,us A I - with me coll up alter 5 ocloclcf' S ' 'lWhat the t ' j f Y G ' ' iatl to l he 1 r' :id knew t' t 1: is 2 . 9 7' .1 A' se 1 le nm ,M I 4 9?55 2Nf'7QQw 4-vnvv' eww voqia ,gg I Qsgsw f I ng asfvgliy ?7 ':,iW fw X' xi 'JAM COME IN ANY TIME VX , 1 Fffeff 9 6545 f I gy MI 'SIMS Stock everythmg S s, you rea lly long Mf l for ln home 5' furnlshmgs A-4' Wlrarr Good Fznmfurv Iv Aol Expumrz FIELD 8: WRIGHT CO 100 108 MAIN STREET IAMESTOWN NEW YORK Com lzmc nfs of Jr HUWIINH HHIYS I represent the Mountam Woolen Company Ma am Would you be terested xn some coarse yarns? Gosh y s tell me a couple There was a young lady named Banker Who slept whxle the Shlp lay at anchor She awoke w1th d1smay When she heard the mate say Now holst up the top sheet and spanlcer M1 s Fuller Ivo can you tell rne who IS the speaker of the house? Iva Iohnson At our house 1ts Ma mostly Tour st Why are those trees 1n th orchard all bent o1er'P H Smxth Youd bend over too 1I you were lull of green apples Conductor Madan youll have to pay for that boy Old Lady But I never have before Corductor thotlyl That doesnt mat ter to me Hes ofer l2 years old and youll have to pav hls fare or lll put hlm oft Old Lady Put hln off' What do I Care? I never sa rf h'm beforel I' -' n---, ' . A .--gr - ':'527:g:Qg:Q:E:1:E:E:E:2:E:E:gzgzgzg E I '.-51:11 , ..,-1-11.115 -E-f1?1r:11gzfPE2:,'fr' 2-1,jfj-QSQEQEEEEEEEEEEE535555252 -2 ' E .,,4 11 5 ' ' 'iii 11 1 1351212-51'15:215-':. . 1-. 1515513131 51 . 12:1 '-5:5:51r:r.j- 15: I , , 21. I 1-1 ' Q. 2 65: nw' 2:3:z:2:s .A-D77 ' as, 415. .2.1:J' 1:5 - Z-' ,-, . Ay --' v 1-I4-Z-P ' C- ,I-I I-I-' '2'..2 :ZZ U Q Us 1 :.'::3:'.3:'-. 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L., 1 12, I Yi: 1 ,-.'1x-H' ' . wi' '1- F51 - fi? - ' - -111 'V rf.:-.1K' . -- L . , -' ,5. 'waaw.4,,., ' ul :J Lx . I 1..,v, ' , ' ,1.343g,.-.., - . E ':-fab 5' , - ':f:'?x , : e-:k4'Q!:--Ygf. 3,1 ' U .- A Q 1, 1-' I 1 .. -. 1 :g - 'Ag 'X' . V1 5 . , . L I 1i+3w,..12.1 -- Isa. - -5.51:-I-1j f '11, ,V . 12 - if::sE32e.QL' .-1'2551Ei3f::i55f5f155Eiffiifi 1 T ' ' 1: ' I ii? 'f , , . - 1 . . . - ,H I ' 1 , ' . in- . U , , 9.5 , P 1 ' fl 1 f , i 2 ' e , T 0 I 6Z lft NAME CARDS A co rrlete l1ne supenor ln Quol My ond Croft rnonslup THE CROGHAN ENGRAVING 6: PRINTING C0 Com lmzczzfw 0 flu SPENCE Boroer Shop cmd Beauty Dorlor DIAL 2 931 RANDOLPH N Y blq tourlhg cor slowed to co l to cos CI prxmmve oy wagon d wen by on anclent gray beard Look ot RID Von Wlnkle e lolmed fxrondpo dld you ever nd ln on auto I lObIl67 Sur I d1d 11 NCIS o dcxndy outomo bl too-C1 llve wheeled o A fxe wheeled one ec ed h young smart crleck Good but why hve wheels? To steer wlth young mon Gmldop Buck FREMONT OHIO C0llIpllllIUIIfY 0 HARKNESS 8c BRACE Dealers 1n COAL FEED ond SEEDS ir D1c:l 3 181 RANDOLPH NEW YORK P ' , f l , I IA., J . ' I . I ' S lj J The 'Y ' ' ' fl 1' W, A ,S A A . 'A ' ,' xc ' the smort oleck of the party Soy, Q , V 8 V. - ' 6' P ' w I . Xi e, - ne. lf - he t e . I. Cofzgrafulzzfiofzsf Your success is sure if you make it your job VICTOR BRUWII CCMPLIMENTS OE H A N I l U L I' H 5c to SL00 Store 6345 RANDOLPH NEW Yomc CI1lII!JI1Il1lIlfY 0 MHHIIII HHSKII C0111 Irma nf? 0 Qualrty Cash Stores The Pastor had Just returned from a v1s1t abroad and a btg crowd had col lected to meet htm Beamtng w1th pleasure the good man got up to speak My dear Irtends he started I W1 not call you laclte and gentlemen be cause I know you too well I-Iow late do you usually sleep unday morn1ng7 It all depend D pends on what? The l ngth of the sermon .L'6'7wJume Groc er 165 Uozzfzrcb Produc is PHONE 3 201 DELIVERIES CfIIllpllllICllfN 0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Large and Small Radto and Washer Servtce DIAL 2 541 RANDOLPH Addlhon hm Why dtd you send rre thre socks Uncle hm? grown a oth r foot smce I saw' you ast That s It vt tm le r odamp7 Paso dew I gn ss Why do radto announc have rnall hands? We fs s o d catto ll . I t f P . , 5 f I I 'H A ' a o ., ' . I .. 0 .S H I - , , , I I ' ' ' '. on S . ' .. N,, V s. .. e e . ' co- Unole lim-Someone told me you had ' . n e , ' l . . n Why s ls ite s , t ge , 'e,. .1 A . ers ' s. . -. ' e pat-. for :tati n i enzift- - ' n, Forward eyes to the future Ever strtvlng for betterment Backward glances only to steer a stratghter Course Never doubung destnny s afvard X., Bc sf Wlifac 9 AN ALUMNUS H G Merrlll F H Corey Addins A ,u I cans H1 Dm from Clnf III ruulu an Cnmru xltltlhllllltl PHONE 2 064 EAST RANDOLPH Com 11111611148 of Jake L111e Cornpllments of Alexander R Harkness I Bushnell dealers tn corny gags YOUR SUCCESS completed the ttrst step Program Fxrst Step n y ur Purchas to purchase Bo oer -c You n e now you Fducattonal hte erner the P og ar' 1 M1 tc P o uc 1 f lift Sllll 71 rlt Ill! Xl PFODUCTS DIV NPD RANDOLPH N Y C Ulllpllllllllfi 0 0 E ll LMS JETEMNARIAN w I 1 IX Oulu Randolph Gardens Poor Book R Groxer Thr dlctlonary nt any good Bushnell Why not? R Grover lt doe nt have any trdex All the Makmgs I Crawford Youre not at all con cetted are you? hratns looks and persona ttv l could n a Dxet Stor Keeper l s load I may ta you a e orde mg for your lain ew on l o s no My lathe doesnt eat nay Dehmtxon Department e a loose l at orange aay ate Wed esda 'amp 'rafnp lne boy ar Ta germ Tntr t Ma g rna gm 4 Fo tltv 5 Refugee llll e a a 'ootball gann tne numb he 'nan Nno Lows A F ly ' i J. Ii u In A . Q . + , nfl,-w ' lt, t lv .V , , ,A , of tl H r 1, fx-V Y ci t 1 ' ' r 12 Q , D I . V K , . ig , , 'av ' : - . ln K ' 'M' V ' I, . -- ' . mg mr ur 5 . A r' is Mall C- S A Ana l' :dr is , Ilrx! 'II Qlltl' V' fhw- ' Bun 'u't, lfn' Nt! 't v .flk I .4 ' A , CO. C. Bacon-No, l'm notg hut with my l I l l lie. I I Al O . S ' , if . e' - tht, di ' tl ' ' ' r r'. , ler9 C N t .-I sir, it: lor our I rse . I E r r ,. ' . r l n 'n -f . e . , 1 l'a'xl C111 'l1llllt'P'X 2 -' SY-l Y Y F -' Y Q 3 r tn-.r , . .. , 5. 5 e l'u' lin , Sinn . r . r je-I . er after 44. . -t. .t ' 1 'I Q the . 'srl t I . . e. JAMESTOWN'S FINEST STORE FOR MEN and BUYS PRINTZ S 208 MAIN ST OEEII IIUNN OO OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY GREETING CARDS 22 W mmm sr IAMESTOWN N Y :fl une!! 302 Mum St Iamestown N Y See our lme selecuorl of watches whrch are sure to please also our crttrcxctlve lme of Jewelry for all occcxsron FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FALCONER PALCONER NEW YORK Member of Federal Derosu lrmsurcmc Corp B yth ll T IH cl Ht Ml fafufutan WALL PAPER FRP PHONE 52 522 101 Mcun St Icxmestown N Y l . I . . Colwr Ulu ion: S'IIifH'f , . 'I I X I N C,lHIII71lllIl'lIfX of Cf! C: 0 f 4 , ' e , S t . Substitute S isgier-Bill, have you an umb- iacks? Bill Honey-No, but l have some fingernails. Directio Q Stranger-ls there 11 gf MF f, 1 IOVJH. - OIITISOYI- here 'llflf . -, ' 1 .-- I painze at w. i e. - I - Se-altest and Frn-.Iny Ice Ure-mn C011 mlulafu flu H42 Clair 'A' General lee Cream Corporation PHONE 3 088 IAMESTOWN N Y F. E. DAVIS HEATING 6. FUEL OH. CO. Oil Burners, Stokers, Boilers, Furnaces, Kerosene, Fuel Oil Icxmestown N Y Phone 6 U53 BRUSTRUM GUNNER A Good Placc fo B111 Good Sbocs 18 E THIRD STREET IAMESTOWN N Y KlHlIlHlIS li SMIlH C1 loffmiv SALAMANCA N Y e e ,in versity siyl gh school budgets .A a s tfie newer six les in areat a ei Dav us a x st What Next Moe Did you ever hear a thi mans im ntion for walicing Trough walls? oe No what doe he call e A door 'my a poor boy irfirg to a head You need one 'ig a li e You ce ta wly have a good Neaoon lil PALACE RESTAURANT PHONE 131 123 Mum St Salamanca A x Fe-del Propri 1- , Q v , A . . 'A' t ' H' 3 I I l 7 bout 's . , A ve . . . I! 1 L , S iw Mo - . , Q larn of 1 ge? l l si. 'ttl jusi to kill time PHVATE DINING ROOM lvl' lvf' Clow' Wh r ' i ' i ' prevails, on hi . , Alu' yo l j Q if - er v ri y. . A 'ii ' ' nthcnj l, 'etcr TRANTUM 8: GILES Nvu' and SUCOIIII Hand Goods 29 NORTH MAIN STREET IAMESTOWN N Y BEST WISHES Edlund SPORT SHOP I AMESTOWN N Y Surplus 8: Salvage Co, Inc 109111 MAIN ST IAMESTOWN N Y if ff Household cmd Oll1Ce Furmture Plumbmg Flxtures Al Low PFICSS SPRINGIIORN 81 00 Complete A1r Condmonmg General Sheet Melcrl Work Hecxtmg Equlpment PHONE 4 545 30 32 N Mom Sl lomestown COMPLIMENTS OF FAMILY SHUE STUHE Shoes for the Entue Fomlly Eosl Second St lctmeslown ea H411 oprfou C0 Ill lll ESTO lll ll ISPENSING OPTICIANS 807 808 Hotel Iamesto n B 1ld ng IAMESTOWN N Y rl Y Ey E d R COMPLIMENTS HUNT FURNITURE COMPANY SALAMANCA NEW YORK 0 1 . . , . . . 0 l , . . I I f A ' L L . 3 Dvxigvzwx of Mmlvru Ej'z'zu'ar QE.: - I v a D A. - w u' i I I u I 'Save our es xcmme .eguldrly vbu Know on' WHAT BREAD 15 GET' 1, HA' ri.. ED S BREAD Clllllplllllf nfs 0 MIDDLETON FURNITURE STORE LITTLE VALLEY N NEWEST STYLES Coal SlllfN D 1 x A Sz M CLQTI-IES SHGPPE SALAMANCA N Y Vlctor Bluebxrd and Decca Records cl D pl x G S Wallpaper 81 Pam! Store p h Bc sf Wlrbcs 0 THE ROYAL HAT SHOP Cl cmmg crzd Pre V1 A 0 bdllmlmn Sllemer L0 SHO R W mg UXMESTOWN S Xl Largest cmd Most Complete 213 N MAIN IAMESTQWN Mens and Boys S ore U1 T FASHIUN CLOTHES 14 Mum Street Iamestown N B113 DH ll aa Sults cmd Toccocxts IAMESTOWN N Y PHONE 4 706 JK 0. ' . no ' Y ' :gff , ES, ' - f -Qf K MA' .: wg J U .I L 'I'-gi. ' 1:54 Q An , , N - .,.,,f, 'f-4. v 1.. ? 4.1.i.T. 1 Popular dance-vocals-organ muslc, S -- I - V'.Y.'z'Y Violm solos - plcno solos, elc. Large stock of Hlllbxlly records I RCA Vlctor RCIdlOS Pmttsburgh Pomfs Picture cm i omc Framing Wes mghouse Apphcxnce , , Phllco Relrlqerctor S. . ' ' ' ' Op osite Hig School Salcxman f ' ,R if e Q . ss'.g ls il 1 1 4 - I 1 1 l . 9 9 YI. L U I qllf ark Ul1l1r.111lm'rf ' ' 1 Lo 's arise U ffl fvm nm' If 'lnrf' . 'W . . J I I l Y W ere should the Crea l base hal rn he toun 7 ln 'ne pttcne Dtd y u hear about the trouble kalce -mop? No what was lt? wo tale bun ned to g fesn l wert to a oarty one exenthg We played a game called post Oll1C6 You know exe y tune you get a letter 1n post otftce you get a kts l played all the ex emng and d1dnt even get a post al ca d Whtl l was no the cou try la vw a bee l1 on 'ny nose Dta 1 out when he ht? No 1 dldnt hurt me when vtas when he sat down Thev ay Heaven 1S our hone bu there lt was at a 'T'lUS1COl comedy Why are all the men tn the front rows bald headed? she asked Because they bought the1r ttckets from scalpe s he replted u ge .find you call you self peace lcxtng man? B Honey l do your Honor lt. ge Exen after ou lugged Schnmd on the Jaw? B Ho y Ye your Honor lnewe aw Sc 'n1dt so peaceful as just afte l htt h1 1 Natural why 'rxothers l aont understand can see the faults of therr chtldren sald M s Harknes Do you t'unk you could? asked Mrs lnae son Ce tamly l could rt my chtldren had any How Much G oce Do you want wmte or brow ags maarr'7 Altce Barton The ktnd I want are whte A ta a yellow polka dot tn th 'mddle Cfllllpllllllllff HOTEL JAMESTOWN BARBER SHOP Harold Bxsh Charles Ball Johnson s lewelry SALAMANCA N Y 0 P M KS I mamt al a S111 1 EAST RANDOLPH N Y Tell Hxm Paw Paw? Nom what? Why dtdnt Noah swat both lltes when he had such a good chance? Go to bedl C!lllI17llll1llIfX 0 HHNHMPH lHlHlHl RANDOLPH N Y Kelth and Garheld I P ' 2 . t rn o the . - ' l. . ine t d, . .t ' l r. ' o . . in the , r .l . T ' s t ' et r ,1 I v I ' I -I I I I I u . . . ' ' r ' ' the I ' s. . Y I I I . f IL ' ' V I u V ,. k , H . Uv, . I e . I. . T1 st 'eek '75 1' .s '4 t . . , I' 't 1 r . ' . 1 - - , 't ' ' . he lit, it - I 4 u I fr A s t. A . Y no one seems to be in any hurry to get .t . , V - A r ,, . , - if l d - . 7, a f Y. ,, ,d ,H , Y S . A . ,, 4 l A . . ne - s, ' r S I . r A I A I.. ,II I . ' II I A I Y 4. A ,Q . . ,, 4 4 f ' r,. s. .. Y , . . . . r ri ' 'I V H 6 I A , . . i 'fil I 9 LIKE A LETTER EVERY WEEK' Wherever you may be YOU RE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER wlll be doubly appreclated rf you attend college or work out of town Szzflvc V1 :firm sl D0 pu THE RANDOLPH REGISTER Jfaw aa Gm Sevuxef rte of trt 'wo errou 'mortage as he rraton og o 1 accelerates 1 Mclchme op ator Good paymg posrtrorts a.va1 tho wvlto ar eaulpped tltrougw compl te t armng to Ha dle them Our Courses are Planned to Meet Thls Emergency 0 Executtve Secretama 0 lun or Secretarlal 0 Accourt ng and Emartce url or Account ng 0 Nedxcal Secretartal I Stenographrc JAMESTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 318 WASHINGTON STREET IAMESTOWN NEW YORK A Pmgrfulz Safmol III tl Plflgllwlll ClfX I . . . I J ' .' Ywar . 1- L - I 1 I I O .e .. st 5 .s sl s . 2 1' 's war pr r ., 5 's lack of competent Secretaries, Stenographers, Boolckeepers, Accountants and Offlce ' er 5 ' , ' 't . e ' . f e r . rx . I1 ' ' 0 l l . i ' . H - mf-'tp - ' - -,-1'-z l 'U K EE T K 'Q . GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1942 'W' mfg Wilhelm Randolph barage ESTABLISHED l9lO Arthur M Wllhelm Prop EXPERT SERVICE EOR YOUR CAR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE TRUCKS For Mzles 0 Smzles Dodge P13 mouth I , Nw 'S I I ' I Garage-Phone 2-401 Residence-Phone 2-402 I ,fl WL. fi! WY 4 X I f f L 'Cz , 1. V X: , . 1 - .ibqy - , , N ! 5,9211 xx, 'Ki 6 J KJJIK' 1 'I K' A, I- XJ Rx I N. I ' .. n l' I . 'W , ,3 I , X 15 , A . , - 11 I ' A f' I X . fiffxf ' ff , . NV KJ H. ' -'P ' -'fvfr' ,iff S f 'V , J ,V v f' . ., ,fl-ff - J 1 K