Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

41 -.f paedehjecl 39 'Me Ranfafpfa eewhal Scjmaf Qaaewaacf This year's HILLTOP is our last and greatest accomplishment as a class, aside from passing our tests and receiving our diplomas. We present it to you with the hope that it will enable you to share with us the happiness and regret that this year brings, and also that you may share the things over which We have laughed in the halls and classrooms of Randolph Central. As We leave, We take this opportunity to ex- press our appreciation for the assistance and un- derstanding given us by Mrs. Bertha Parks, former Principal of the School Street School. As small children, she imbued us with the courage and determination to someday claim the awe-inspiring title of nS611lO1'S.,, -Class of '48 n eeee no i i,cf,4,V'f,, - , gif?-...-. We, the class of '48, upon our completion of high school, have realized partially the im- portance of preparation for future success. We make our exodus from R. C. S. to ascend the ladder of life. With this opportunity, we may look back upon these unforgetalole days which were spent in the interest of preparation, as experience reminds us- Our Horizons Widen As We Climb. -A. F. C59 fb We, the class of 1948, dedicate this edition of the Hilltop to Miss Miller, loyal friend, advisor, and teacher throughout our high school years. Words cannot adequately express our gratitude - We can only say, Thank you, very much. -Class of '48. 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Y ,1 V I , -Clan. 48 'N 181 N a , Q J ft Flrst Row Left to Rlght Seated Mrs Fargo Mrs Bohall Mrs Arrance M1ss Qum lon Mrs Chant M1ss Andelson Mr Van Wle Mr Horak Mrs Brossman Mrs Lm coln Mrs Camp Mrs Gold Mrs Stone Second Row Left to Right Mrs Crandall Mrs Santoro Mrs Clark Mrs Turner Mrs 'VIcKoon Mrs Bentley Mrs Wllhelm MISS Button Mlss Mlller Mrs Dunn Mlss Turnbull MISS Steve Third Row Left to Right Mrs Kuenn Mrs Ph1lllpS Mrs Charles MISS Cromn Mrs SllXlS Mrs Blssell Mrs McLau hlm M1ss ORourke Mlss Montfort Mlss Lennon Fourth Row Left to Rlght Mr Strleb Mr Clemens Mr Walte Mr Wallace Mr Eskell Mr Trlpp Mr Santoro Mr Mames Vwwf me MW X emu., il . 1 5 ., A .5 K 5 - . , , : . , . , . , - I ' 1 H Y ' I ' 1 ' Y ' - , . ,.,. . . , : . , . , . , . , . , . v ': ' v - f - v y - v 3 - , . , . , . , . . . X , ! I , Y I f . V, .' 1 ff , ' V . Fzrst Row Left to Rlght Mary Ann Wade Mary Allce Marsh Annette Young Emlly Matson Arnold Frank Naomx Putnam Ruth Vlendel Jane Woodrnancy Carl Mather Second Row Left to Right Mr Wallace Oleta Wlckmalk Edlth Harvey Florence Horton Lols Northcraft Patrlcla Archer Rodney Brown Edlth Walsh Bessle Leah Vaughn I'h1rd Row Left to Rlght MISS Qulnlon Clxfford M1lks Dorls Kaltenback James Klbbe Robert Letro Robert Story Norman Engle Vern Archer WIHIS Archel Mr Van Wle WWSW Edltor ln chief Arnold Frank Asslstant Ed1tOYS Emlly Matson Annette Young Llterary Edltor Naoml Putnam Asslstant Editor Ruth Wendel Humor Edltors Jane Woodmancy Mary Allce Marsh Advertxslng Edltor Carl Mather Asslstant Advertlsmg Edltor Robert Story Buslness Mana ers W1ll1s Archer Vern Archer Supervlsmg Manager Cllfford M11kS Robert Story Rodney Brown Typlsts Lois Northcraft Mary Ann Wade Edlth Harvey Oleta Wlckmark Kala Taylor Phyllls Harzlngton SPECIALS Art Edlth Walsh Sports Robert Letro Home Economlcs Florence Horton Agrlculture James Klbbe Musxc Bessie Leah Vaughn Adv1sors Mr Van Wxe MISS Qumlon Mr Wallace C10 ' , ' 3 Y ' Y 1 I v Y ! I 3 A 1 1 i n Y Y 7 . U I . . 1 - X 7 Y 1 I 1 ' O ..,,,......... , r U ...,.,..,, :ml ,,,.. ....... r D ,. ,. ................. , Subscription Managers .......,.,,..., .... .,.,. ,,,...., , , , ., Patricia Archer, , . ....,.,,, ..,. ,....... ..... ,,..,.., ,.,.. . , . . , ..... ........... I ...., V I , H cr J Fllst Row Left to Right Al1ce Mlghells Orvllle Engle Mary Matson Albert Marsh Robert Letro John Wade Emlly Matson Naoml Putnam Jean Shxelds Second Row Left to R1ght Arthur Roscoe Robert Keyes Ronald Swan Curtls Cflswel Mr Wallace Cllfford Mllks Frank Wlcks Jarold Sanderson M1 Van W1e Slacfenl' Gonna! Advlsors Presldent V1ce President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Mr Wallace Mr Van W1e Robert Letro Albert Marsh Mary Matson 111 . ,K , . z . . y . v l , , , - , I , I ' Y 1 K Y ' r '- ' r 1 1 I .... ..,.,, . ., ,... . , . ' ' ..... .,.....,......... .,......,.. , .... ,...,.. ........... . . ..,... , . John Wade 7 A ' f Q,,,j 4 ' A-?f,f,J, . . -7'Lf?fr.,L' fl I ffl, Miss Quinlon, our advisor and friend has worked unceasingly to in- stil into our characters honesty and straight thinking. Her sense of humor, combined with the thought of the motto, Know it and know that you know it will remain with us long after we have finished school. -Class of '48 - li I Mr. Roscoe Wallace, our advisor and guidance teacher has given us capable aid in forming our 1ife's decisions. Mr. Wallace has a keen understanding of the problems we face, and his kindly intelligent guid- ance is thoroughly appreciated by each pupil. -Class of '48 C129 Lf-ft to Right Paul Luce Mrs Florence Hog n clerk Frank McCapes president U3 Martin F. Hagges, Mrs. Lorana Fasey, Earl Seaidn. Y , O .A 7 .f-.V -T 7 li .fp . . . -. . we e --,4 eww. nam.: 7 The Constitut.on, - a barrier against tyranny. Are those words to better aesel-we the most important document in the history of our country? I think not, for it is truly the most solid wall ever erected between freedom and ambitious dictators. The men who built this wall used eno.- mous foresight, for in its one-hundred fiity- eight years of service it has been amended only twenty-one times. The first ten of these strengthening stones are called the Bill of Rights, and justly so, for they protect the rights of the individual-rights which are denied in a dictatorical government. For this very reason the people insisted that they be written into the Constitution-to guard against the rise of an over-powerful leader. The first amendment grants freedom of religion, speech, press, peaceable assembly, and the right to petition the government for a redress of grievances. These rights are the first to be denied by a dictator. Religion is usually stamped out entirely, and, as free- dom of speech and press would be the un- doing of such a policy, the editors of offend- ing publications are either imprisoned or put to death. The second, third, and fourth amend- ments also are all-important in a democracy. They grant the right to keep and bear arms, prohibit the quartering of soldiers in private homes, and the searching of homes without a warrant. Had the citizens of HlYl6I S regime been allowed to bear arms, his government would have been plunged into the chaos of of revolution. In France, the weathier fami- ies were forced to quarter German officers, and homes were rudely broken into and searched. Perhaps the most important amendment in the Bill of Rights is the fifth. This provides that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process ot law. Again, this right is denied where tyranny reigns. No offender is given a trial, and punishment invariably consists of death or imprisonment, or, in the words of the amendment, depriving that person of life or liberty. In Denmark and Norway, German soldiers entered homes taking blankets and food. These things are property protected in our country by the fifth amendment. Amendment number eight is another im- portant stone in the barrier against tyranny. This amendment protects us from excessive bail, fines, and cruel or unusual punishment. How many millions of times would such a provision have been violated by the atrocities of the Germans and Japanese! The last amendment in the Bill is also all-important in a democracy, This block in the wall provides that all powers not delegat- ed to the central government nor prohibited to the states are reserved to the states or or to the people. The American people have made good use of this power. The initiative, referendum, and recall are illustrations of this, even though they are limited, for the most part, to municipal governments. Through these channels the people may make and pass laws, veto laws already passed, and impeach gov- ernment officials. These three adaptations of the rights designated constitute a strong de- fense against the use of an over-powerful leaider. All the freedoms granted us under our form of government are not included in the Bill of Rights, however. Other privileges are contained in other amendments and in the Constitution itself. The advance toward greater democracy is exemplifiedff' 5 , , pf '- f ' .. 7 f... ,S .ff-'P ' - aiiiendrlients c.,-...-----.-g c...---.,-. c.V.,lf.if,.:, ': . . g. Q.7g vice-president, and senators. The : 5 'f f ' Q . i' for president polling the second highest lltllliil ber of votes no longer becomes vice-president. A candidate for each position is now placed on the ballot. Senators are cnoscn directly by the people, not by the state legislatures as was formerly the case. These changes, it was felt, would give the people a greater interest in choosing the representatives who comprise the federal government, and encour- age them to communicate with them regard- ing the various bills before Congress. Only in this way can the members of Congress be sure that their vote actually reflects the views of the people whom they represent. Had the Constitution been set up during the Revolution for the purpose of carrying on the war, we might have had an entirely different government from that established after peace was won. The colonies being so independent of each other, combined with the fact that they were accustomed to only one type of government from a superior power, would, very likely have established an imperialistic federal government. This how- ever, was not the case. During and after the Revolution the colonies experienced a good deal of individual freedom. The desire to keep this freedom led the members of the Constitution Convention to frame a document setting up a government designed to ac- complish this end-a government based on the assumption that all men are created equal and are, therefore, capable of govern- ing themselves. The United States offers the individual the opportunity of choosing between going into business for himself or seeking employ- ment in an established firm. The small businessman is the foundation of the American economic system. He keeps the fires of rivalry burning, and to quote a recent advertisement, Understand rivalry and you understand America. Congress was formed to protect and encourage business enterprise, not to restrict or manage it as do com- munist and socialist governments. The Con- stitution, guarantee to social and economic liberty, is founded on the faith that it is safe to permit the individual energies to be liberated and the spirit of enterprise en- couraged. In closing, I would like to quote from Philip C. VValker's essay, America for Americans. He sums up the way We all feel about our country in this story, quote, An American in a foreign land stood watch- ing as a foreigner pointed out the troops oi various nations and their flags. He said. These are the English troops and that is the flag of the king, those are the German soldiers and that is the flag of the Kaiser, those are the Japanese troops and that is the flag of the Mikadog those are the soldiers of Russia, and that is the flag of the Czar. 'Presently, as the American troops approach- ed, flying the Stars and Stripes and marching to the tune of the Star Spangled Banner the American spoke for the first time, and, turn- ing to his foreign friend said, 'And those are the American soldiers, an'd that is my flag-not the flag of any king, nor the flag Kaiser, nor the flag of any Czar, but my flag, and the flag of every man, woman, and child in my great country, the land of the free and the home of the brave'. Unquote. -N. P. '48 ,w gi. ' President NORMAN ENGLE Entered U. S. Navy January 19, 1948. lfilkf K x Glafu Ugzww fl .ece,1a-a-ea4 xx , , in Kr- ,4 K ik ARNOLD L. FRANK College Legion Hilltop Editorg uspecsn Entrancep American Oratorical Contest 43 Editorg Broadcast Baseball 1,2,4g Stu- dent Council 1. , '-svn. .P .' ou ' I' - . 536 ' iw 'Q - Q nr f',.'1!'f o 1 ,Q Y, 3 2 1, Vlff ly?-1,1 v, ,g -. -.Q . f:,., 1 :4 A , r R ' LK Vice President CLIFFORD P. MILKS Cliff Huh College Entranceg Band 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g All-State Band 45 Star Lighters. f ,' lf 'fur Y Ml' ' J A ' 'I A lj-f Treasurer ROBERT STORY 6lB0b9Y Take it easy College Entrance: Band 1,2,3, 43 Broadcast Staff 35 Hilltop Staff 45 Baseball 4. der , Phooey College Entranceg Band 1,2, 35 Chorus 1,35 Star and Shield 2,35 Hilltop Staff 35 Music Prize '46. VERN A ARCHER Regents Diplomag Band 1,2,3, 45 Chorus 3,45 College En- trance 5 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 5 Basketball 45 Commercial prize 3. , M07 BW 'LULCZQ WILLIS ARCHER Willie Vocational Agricultural and College Entrance Diplomag Bandg Chorus5 Orchestra5 Basketball 35 Hilltop 45 Lo- cal FFA5 Local Vice Presi- dent 3,4. HAROLD E. BAKER Lightning Delhi judging tour '46. NANCY BENSON lKNanYl Vice President of FHA. JANICE BROWN llJanl9 I really don't care College Entrance5 History Prize 1,2,35 Latin Prize 15 English Prize 35 Chorus 1,35 Broadcast Staffg Vice Presi- dent 1. C179 RODNEY E. BROWN Regents Diploma5 C.A.P.C. 8 9. Orchestra 35 Chorus 3 Band 2, 3,45 Broadcast Staff Hilltop Staffg Basketball 2 DONALD CASWELL UDOHQY llcasv I lo K 11 Prizes 1,2,3, Vocational Agri- culture5 Regents Diploma. JOHN CLAYTON JR. Cheerleader 45 Chorus 3,45 Broadcast Staff5 Basketball 2,3. RODNEY CONGDON Band 45 Regents Diploma. X OBERT DY I V B Q-Ac ic Diploma VJ f GLADYS SHERLOCK r LEONA FRANK College Entrance3 4-H Treas- urer 1,3,43 Camera Club 4. f PH L N ON I 'ca Y 1 f KA' ' re u id 'q C ial frm 3 ad- cas 1 3.1 ll. J A rv 1 fl 2 f W' , , ,.. Z' zrj, 4 l l ggulmzhfnifgxmrq af . J vp-ws ,. L'Wouldn't you like kno1?? , I' Commercial Diplomag Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 43 Broadcast Staff: Hilltop Staff 4. h GRANT HETTENBAUGH High School Diplomag Vol- leyball 2,33 Baseball 2. LOUIS HILL, JR. llLouleH How ya doshin? Regents Diploma3 Band 1,2, 3,42 Chorus 3,42 College En- trance3 4-H Club 2,3,43 Bas- ketball Mgr. 43 C.A.P.C. 13 Camera Club 3,4. FLORENCE I-IORTON alcorneyrv Holy Cow Vocational Homemaking Di- loma' President Vice Pres P , , - ident of FHA 3,43 Hilltop' Staff. Cf.: - Q, ' 355:-,i 3, . re,- ' ' 4 1, .? v f'i'1fk , . tai? E 'jaw , -'Q H' A , DORIS KAL B , La You know what? High School Diploma3 Hill- top Staffg Chorus 43 Home- making Club 4. CHARLES KERR School Diplomag Band 1,2. GLORIA J. KEYES uprogm Oh! You Kid, You! High School Diplomag Home- making Club 1. , ,jaw JAMES fn School Diplgmaf FFA 2,3,43 Junior Member of H-FFA 4, Del i J dging Tour 23 State FF 'mp 33 Baseball 3,4. LUCILLE E. KNUTH Klceiln iiHi Kayn High School Dip1oma3 Chor- us 1,4Q Homemaking Club 33 Broadcast Staffg Hilltop Staff 4. BRUCE LAWSON College Entrance3 Band 1,2, 3,4Q Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Chorus 2,3,43 Star Lighters. 1 ROBERT LETRO uB0bn College Entranceg Boys State 3, All State Chorus 2,3,4g President Student Council 49 Varsity Basketball 34' Foot- ball 234' Vice President 2. JOHN M LINDBERG Smxlm Jack FFA Speaklng Contests R porter and Secretary FFA American Leg on Speaking Contest College Entrance J Wrriwf ive MJ Commer l p wfMZf'Z:jU5J .J My M mfffmff' JI . 9 M Y g jEnt de Ba ro cast 1 10 to al Cont M rleigdqu b if fl ly CARL MATHER College Entrance Boy Scouts 1234 Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 Legion Oratori cal Contest 4 B oadcast Staff 3 Hilltop Staff 4 EIVIILY MARIE MATSON Emm College Entrance All State Chorus 34 Chorus 234 Or chestra 34 Student Council 34 Broadcast Staff 3 H111 top Staff 4 Star L1ghters 34 119 BV 1. ' 5 I ' i gvnqnr NEVVARK 1 n 2 V g Mgnckyfi ' QSM You should ' know I rbadcasg' Staff 3' Commer- cial Diploma, . LOIS NORTHCRAFT That lrks me Commerc1alD1p1oma Broad cast Staff 3 Hilltop Staff 4 Star and Shield 12 Sec 3 Presldent 4 Cheerleader 12 34 Chorus 1234 VIOIA M OAKES I lf? Oh No' Not tha ommerclal Diploma Broad cast Staff 3 CAPC 1 NAOMI PUTNAM 'Skip Oh bless it' Regents Diploma Hilltop 4 Science prize 1 Orchestra 234 Chorus 234 Broadcast 3 Legion Oratorlcal prize 4 Cheerleader 34 MARGA ENEFIEL 0 Shenme ' Got yo done 2 Diploma MX? X' SYKEQ N Oh!! r12 4 Clforus33 Or str 41 Rxegentsv Diplo L 'S 'QI xl ,, lf V, ,,, L U . I IJ I 5 X uf ' x Yr O I 9 . . .I 3 1 T K l. D ck f gn .V- 'i tti I- f' , . tl Q, . I H of C . . 5 - i ' fl S 3 .... . ,, 1 , 5 f - nik 'J' L' I W A - w ,pf x 'A' f -I, KJ. e sn 4 n , ' H I ., 2 H kJc',,v 1 U I ' ' .'.' . gtif It '. ' 9- St 5 F :QW 5,51 '. . .' . l K .dr 1. A 4 , , ft JP ' f ' A A r HY: 1 5 W.. - , X I 3 . .i r ' I y 1' t, . . 5 in fb U 1 - 'I V 'u ' C' 'N 9 v. I X' Mx-Nw ' u n blht IA E-fl ' ,g - - QQ X: I, , 'jxj v ,z ,,: - ' 3-lla .1 v ' I . I 9 - ' H- fe, A ke 2 15 C ' 'L I N lv : ' ,- 4 W it--1'-J ' -r A X Xl? WK Tj ' tw PX. ll ' -1 El' r U x wb? A fx - l rl- lx' X? 'XXX J' . ll mv X x XJR, X-I N , Y xx X KALA J. TAYLOR lKKay!! III-Ii Ceilli Vocational Bookkeeping Di- ploma' Chorus 1' Homemak- ing Club 3' Broadcast Staff 3' Hilltop Staff 4. HARRY THOMAS Betcha a quarter Regents Diploma Band 1 2 34 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 All State Chorus 46 47 ELMER TOWN Entered U S Navy Jan uary 19 1948 BESSIE LEAI-I VAUGHN Im hungry College Entrance Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Star and Shield 1 2 3 4 Staff MARY ANN WADE Perk Commercial Diploma Chorus 1234 Broadcast Staff Hill top Staff Cheerleader 134 EDITH M WALSH Got any gum? College Entrance Band 234 Chorus 234 Orchestra 34 Broadcast Staff Hilltop Staff 4 Art Prize 3 RUTH C. WENDEL Ruthie Commercial Diploma' Band 1 2 3 4' Band Festival 2 3 4' Orchestra 1 2 4' Chorus 3 4 Chorus Festival 34' Broad- cast Staff 3. OLETA WICKMARK Flirt Thats all right Chorus 234 Cheerleader Hilltop Staff 4 LYLE WHIPPO Football 4 Volleyball 4 Baseball 4 Offlclal Score keeper t all basketball games ROBERT WILCOX Bob Yeha But High School Diploma Voc Agriculture 234 FFA 234 AN N ETTE E YOUNG Annie College Entrance Chorus Band 2 Broadcast Staff Hilltop Staff 4 ERNE STIN E ZOLLIN GER Teenie More fun College Entrance Diploma , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , H ' H .. H .. . - H , Z ' ' , , 1 4: , , Y , , - , 2 - - - Q Z . . - Q ' , . 3. l. , ,H 3 , , , 9 , 1 , , .. - ,, v J . , , 3 - - . Broadcast Staff, Hilltop , . ' J A , -' . . I .J ' .fr . - . H U u n i . . A 1 1: Q , . ' 3 v 1 a 1 1 ' ' I 3 , , - H YI ' ,, , u 77 I , V I - , , S , 3 ' I 9 ' . 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MO ' : 1 ' x ' 1- S ITV' 11-H11 COL IQ: I1 ' 1 1' F 7 1 3 . , 4 L . 1 Gan auf Ldrth lookrng wrde awake Bob Letro not stumblrng over hrs Latln transla tron Charlre Kerr bemg sllm Janrce not havrng her lessons done Bruce haxlng hrs Englrsh done two days rn row Mlss Qurnlon not saylng friends Romans and countrymen Bob Letro not gorng to Jamestown at least once a week Lors decldrng whrch boy she really lrked Vern Archer not lookrng lrke Wrllrs Mary Newark wearrng Jeans Harry rhomas not knowrng rt all Elmer Town as a gob Carl berng la.zy Janes face not acqurrrng a reddish trnge John Clayton hatrng women Rodney Brown not berng bashful where women are concerned Loure I-1111 passlng a drrvers test Oleta drtchrng Clarence Brown Edrth Harvey a marrred woman Maggre staggerrng down the hall Mrss Mrller or Mrss Qulnlon forgettrng to grve an assrgnment at the begrnmng of each class Robert Eddy tall dark and handsome Anyone saylng no to Mlss Qurnlon Phyllrs not havrng a drmple What Florence Horton rs takrng homemaklng or Vrola not havrng her eye on some boy Ruth Wendell comrng home srnglng three clock rn the mornmg Bob Wrlcox out of the slouch :za ffm Rememdwa wan lvancy Benson last spoke out loud John Lundberg created a commotron rn Englrsh class Jane was Bobs flame Peaches ,,a1ned Mr Mames approval lovely lovely Jrm Krbbe took Marlon home from Ellens party Kala and Lucrlle drdnt know the Longdon boys Mary Ann hrt the Jackpot t Lfowanda Skrp Putnam went stag Clrff rnd Beverly drdnt have so many d sputes lt was Zollrnger and Caswell Inc Dorrs drdnt look so sad Annette drdnt go wrth Dean Glorra Keyes wasnt engaged e of chorus tor gomg to see Henry the Frfth Bob Story laughed out loud rn a revrval meet ng Bessre and Frank both trred to wear that grey Jacket Arnold got drzzy down rn Port vrlle Pat played the prano wrthout a mrstake on Monday mormng We sard the Gettysburg Address Rodney Congdon wasnt robbmg the cradle Norman could never use amt ln the rrght place Leona had to say rt again Grant wasnt the strong srlent type Ever seerng Dorothy Lockwood wrth a man Gladys almost drdnt get her plcture rn the year book When Lvle was Mary Anns luffer boy Mr Van Wre drdnt try to make us laugh the flrst day of school wrth one of hrs famous Jokes We worked so hard on the year book Everyone wondered who was gorng to be rn the Senlor Play We trred to get out of classes Anyone ever saw Bob wrthout Arnold We all had our love affarrs The buses and basketball games Evelyn trred to make us behave rn the library 1223 , ,.,,,-1 Q, My -A - rls gf' , O O I r A ' ' 1. , ,. , - .. 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' ll Il ' Fust Row Left to Right Maxme Darllng C9118 Young Laura Sklnner Mary Ann Weaver Shlrley Flagg Harlln Wadsworth Robert Woodmancy Orvxlle Engle Rlchard Woodmancy Jeanette Sample Kathryn McGrath Shlrley Goldln Elame Brown Balbara Jenkel Second Row Left to Right Mr Trlpp Lorna Wachter Beverlee Frank Jane Everxtt Rlta Horton Rosemary Tokarskl Inez Spauldlng Zelda Everetts Alxce Arnold Bett, Van Name Hazel Sample Mary Elolse Spauldlrg Phylhs Brown Betty Arrance MISS Lernon Thlrd Row Left to Right Jean ONe11l Arla Reva Blssell Opal Wendel Marllyn Glbbln Camllle Remmgton Patrlcla Jones Charlotte Bova Marllyn Anderson Betty Ray E1a1ne Casler Betty Lou Hoxtxnk Marxan Bossman Fourth Row Left to Rlght Rlchard Luce Jear' Shlelds Rlchard Khne John Wade Paul Tlmm Harry Flagg Mort1mer Blscup Charles Lxndberg George Tarbox Davld Can Raymond Palsley Charles Berg Flfth Row Left to Right Merton John Robert Marsh Edward Maynald Wlllxam V1sker Robert Crandall Gerald Town James Atwood Rxchald Fmsher James Covert Roger Edwards George Mason John Balley blxth Row Left to Right Donald Marsh Roger Mosher ku OFFICERS V1ce Presldent Robert Woodmanc5 Secretary Richard Woodmancy Treasurer Harlln Wadsworth 124 . 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Fust Row Left to Rlgfht Helen Weaver Flora Oakes Dorothy Wyllys Ruth Brown Janice Myers Joanne OBr1en Blrdena Grover Edward Brown Ronald Swan Joyce En le Beverly Abbey Jean Rasey Allce Marsh Kentucky Krlburn V1rg1n1a Mason Mary Helen Edwards S cond Row Left to Right MISS Steve June Hettenbaugh Glorxa Dalrymple Alethea VValte1s LOFIS Bromley Leona Brown Marllyn Slater Eva Hotchkiss Jane Lockwood L1ll1an Klbbe Audrey Luce Charlotte M11l1man A1106 Ulm Ruth Ul1n Mr Mames Th rd Row Left to Rlght Albert Marsh Orvllle Cam Carol Salisbury Evelyn Seaton Coyla Marsh Lorraine Dechow Dorothy Oakes Audrey Reynolds Leona Eganskl Anna Smwmes Mona Cooper Douglas Spauldlng Robert Keyes Edward Everetts Fourth Row Left to Rlght Merlm Foe Kenneth Horton Joe Huntmgton R1chard Bourne Fenton Walte Nell Ormond Robert McElwa1n Howard Estes Carl Galbraith Norman Luzler John Colton James Jensen Larry Frank John Smxth flfth Row Left bo Right Clarence Slater Harold Gates Robert Griffin Larry An derson Bruce Wllllarns Leo Martln Floyd Aldrich Joe Wllhelm Harold Robbxns L1 Zan 'Syl at OFFICERS lava President Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Edward Brown Joyce Engle Blrdena Grover C25 H , '. : , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 7 1 1 Y S 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 S , ' 1 , 1 ' 1 v I 1 1 I Y i 1 1 1 1 1 - - I 1 5 1 1 1 1 7 ' 1 I 9 V i 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 3 1 -- 1 1 11 . 1 1 1 I 1 L i i 1 ' Y Q 4, . , .. . - 1 1 I ' . 1 . .1 , 1 . 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X , l ' 1 K Nj . 7 ' l x f' I . x x Vx l ' x ' i Na X X' ' 31 N35 3 X T , A im x Flrst Row Left to ht Mary Matson Eleanor Seaton Mary Myers FIOFICS Balley Vlary Ann Mlghe 4 Lucy Abers Nancy Aldrxch Audrle Benson Marilyn Gustln Dorothy Brow oan Buffum Evelyn Beaver Laura Oakes Joyce Young Irene Snyder Caroffie ddy Second Ro , Left to Rlght Mrs Clark Shlrley Hotchklss Barbara Sheneflel Wlmfred Sh nnori oanne Moore Edlth Brown Patrlcla Anderson Carol Snow Carol Klng MIIYIIHI Johnson Beverly Zelgler Francls Walte Janlce Barton Edlth Gates Joyce H ex on Mr Walte T if Row Left to Right Russell Abbott James HaTflSOH Michael Radjenovlch nda Maynard Dolores Rlce Betty Tenny Iva Jean Newton Beverly Shelters Irene r-hzader Alberta Hoffman Carol Gates Dean French Russell Estes Ralph Romalne ollrth Row Left to Rxght Robert Chant Gllbert Myers Frank Lyons Robert Tacquay John Crlssey, Robert Whltney Frank Vaughn Wlllard Reltz Wllllam Seager Lavsrence Maull Anthony Hy Dean Sample Ralph Everltt Flfth Row Left to Right Larry Hlller Maurlce Brown Allen Sxkes Arnold Towers Curtlss Caswell Charles Frahm Bennett Wheeler John Sluga Joseph Batterson Mauon HCIIICK Wesley Paul Norman Myers 11:44 FFICERS Pres1dent Wxlliam Jones Secretary Joan Buffum Treasurer Marllyn Gustm Adv1sors Mrs Clark Mr Wa1te Student C uncl Rep entatxves Curtis Cas ell ry Mat X-Q FT of li! 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X' L M A' ' .vu l Flrst Row Left to Rlght Carol Stahley Martha Glbbln Mary Ellen Sample Shlrley Fellows Jean W1lco'c Barbara S1mmons Joan WIICOX Duane Snow Frank Wlcks Dorothy Frank Mark Ebaugh Edlth Whltmore Inez Anr Champlln Beatrlce Brown Thelma Case Ruth Buck Esselmae Walte Betty Knox econd Row Left to Rlght Paul Spauldlng Arthur Roscoe John Marsh Barbara yers MUTIEI Plc-kup M3016 Jones Clara Brown Gall Rlchardson Anne ONe1ll Ada Jean Shaw Joyce Greeley Charles MOFFISOH Doyle Roberts Dale Bullock Thnrd Row Left to R1g1ht Lyle Armstrong James Matson Ronald Huntmgton R1chard Brace Gerald Young Robert M1ll1man R1chard Northcraft Lawrence Horton 1'tObE'lt Mlchlelsen Robelt H rrlck Curtxs Bohall James Guth Clayton Brown 'Vlaynard Reynolds Harry Walters Fourth Row Left to Rwht Jack Burch John Dorenkamper Merle Marsh Alon 0 Grover Howard MYGIS Kenneth Wllllams Robert Rasey HoWa1d Freeman Bruce Remmgton Ramon Emke Lee Balley Donald Dechow Donald Steflnek John Van Warne W1 1am R1ddell F1 h R Left to Rlght Arthur H111 Karl Keyes Lar1y Cooper Alan H1ller John loyd Klngsbury Edwm Wheeler Mr Eskeh James Carr Edward Johnson Brown Rlchard Maynard W1ll1am Greeley Robert Sopak WUGMJZ I . OFFICERS ,, VICE Pres1dent Dorothy Frank Secretary Mark Ebaugh Tr asurer Duane WJ 'R ilfiwyw ,gig C27 . L , W . z , - ' v 4 y ' . , . 1 y ' 3 J v Y V v Y 1 A 1 7 . . . . . , . ' 1 -f Y i i ' , H . . 1 Q . . 1 , V ,,,, 1 , . . 'D 2 . , , z 1 A Y I NY l 1 y 1 ' , . 6 A , . U , . , , , o lik 1 ' , , . 'a ' ll . tt ' buy ,.f 3 ., ' A 4 bi F 1 , 1 . f President ......,.,.......,. . .,,,,..............,1.......,..... ,,..,........., 1 .,,,.1...1............,...... F rank Wicks ,f Q' f F .....,,....... ,.,...1...., A ., ,... .............,.....,.......,... .... .....,,.,........ ...,......, . It f 9 ., ,,,, A ..,.. ., ..,,. , ,,,,, ,,., J X . 9 k ' 1 , , ' N If .1 SPN 5 y f 5 zo - - if 5 . X' XJ , J. ff Cr J ., I ' 4.5: y' M, - J. 5 -fFirst Row, Left to Right: Dolores Foe, Jean Lahr, Dona Rae Wellman, Maxine Hotchkiss, Corabelle Newton, Ethel Mighells, Donna Ph1ll1ps, Donald Phillips, Mary Lou Darling, Jerald Saunderson, Elizabeth King, Bonnita Towers, Joan Sanderson, Narda Lindberg, Edith Waite, Beverly Stefanik, Marlene Tarbox. Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Phillips, advisorg Shirley Emke, Gladys Mighells, Mary Ann Lockwood, Betty Keith, Marie Arnold, Helen Wright, Ruth Powers, Dolores Snyder, Florence Town, Loretta Barber, Margaret Town, Carol Anderson, Muriel Damon, Mrs. McKoon, advisor. -'Third Row, Left to Right: Charles Bartholomew, Eugene Burch, William Gustin, fRichard O'Neil, Donald Shenetlel, Bonnie Cooper, Barbara Burnside, Oneita Brown, Clella Archer, Betty Kaltenback, Bernice Archer, Thomas Winshlp, Blair Lawson, James Sopak, William Smith, Jack Smith, John Putnam. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Boyd Clayton, Donald Sample, Albert Tonger, Howard Arnold, Donald Fuller, Bruce Batterson, David Shenefiel, David Morgan, Charles Crissey, Ronald Young, Robert Aldrich, Arnold Huntington, Roger Cowan, James Hinman, Donald Walsh, James Mendell. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Curtis Brown, Marshall Marsh, George Glendenning, Harold Nichols, Neil Carr, Charles Finch, Edward Post, Robert Mighells, Alberta Foe, Eugene Hiller, Richard Hayes, Frank Wright, Everett Covedill, John Slater, Donald Harvey. Sixth Row, Left to Right: Gordon Horak, Alan Slater. sammy OFFICERS President ,. ..,...,......,.......................,..,...,.,, .....,..., ,.., ........ .,.. J e r ald Saunderson Vice President ..,.,....,...,...,.,.....,... Donald Phillips Treasurer and Secretary ..,.. ,. Mary Lou Darling C285 Flrst Row Left to Right Betty Lou HOltlHk Camxlle Remlngton Maxllyn Glbbln Phylhs Brown Rmchald Kllne Robert Clandall Elolse Spauldmg Donald Malsh Jean ONe1ll Second Row Left to Right Charlotte Bova. Shxrley Golden Elame Casler Rxchard Woodmancy Ceha Young Elaine Brown Allareva Blssell Zelda Evezetts Marllyn Anderson Robert Woodmancy Al1ce Arnold Betty Van Name Raymond PHISILB Robert Marsh Rxchard Luce Harhn Wadsworth Olvllle Engle John VVade Jafres Covert Vvllllam X71Sk61 Mlss Lennon Mortlmer Blscup Baoacfcafll' .Sfaff STAFF Editor 1n chlef R1ch'11d Kllne Asst Edltor Betty Van Num Llteraly Ed1t0I Phyllls Blown Depaxtment Ed1tOl Maulyn Glbbln Asst Department Ed1t01 Elolse Qpauldmg Art Editor Bettv Lou H01tlHk So lefy hdltors Camllle Rermngton bhnley Gold n Gosslp Edltor Jean ONe1ll Jokes Editor James Co ert B1SlHGSS Edltor Robelt Clandall Asslstant Busmess Managers Raymond Palsley Robel t Mm sh 130' V 1 I Y l l 1 C ,v 4 l , . w - ' ., ' . 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', .' f, 1 Plrst Row Left to Rrght Audrey Reynolds Emrly Matson Betty Arrance Elorse Spauldrnb Jeanette S'1mple Betty Rav Joanne OBrran Marilyn Slater Mrss Mont fort Laura Skrnner Glorra Dalrymple Edith Harvey Kathryn McGrath Lors Bromley Merrrlyn Anderson Berdlna Grover Second Row Lrft to Rlght Inez Spauldrng Elame Casler Ruth Wendel Dorrs Kartenbaek Lucrlle Knuth Edrth Walsh Bessre Vaugn Patrlcla Archer Eleanor Seaton Carol Krng Mary Ann Wade Lors Northcraft Oleta Wlckmark Evelyn Seaton Kentucky Krlburn Thud Row Left to Right irta Horton Alrce 'vlarsh J an Rasey Jane Woodmancy Wrllrs Archer Vern Archer Fenton Warte Robert Chant Charles Lrndberg Waomr Putnam Opal Wendell Camrll Remrngton Fourth Row Left to Right Clrfford Mrlks Lours H111 John Clayton Robert Kleman Doug ts Spauldrrff Robert Lotro Bruce Law on Floyd Aldrlch Joseph Wrlhelm Jmres Atwood Mortrmer Brscup Orvrlle Engle John Wade Bruce Wrllrams Ghnua OFFICERS Secretary and Treasurer Emrly Matson Lrbrarrans Opal Wendel Kentucky Krlburn Musrc rs a subglect that everyone should know as rt deflmtely develops and refrnes ones character Those who attend Randolph Central School are prlvrleged to take part rn 'r wrde varrety of musrcal aetrvrtres Opportunrtres offered here are not avarlable rn all schools All puprls recerve vocal rnstructror and rf they so wlsh lessons on any rnstrument There 1s the band under the drrectron of Mr Strreb the chorus and orchestra drrected by Mrss Montford and the strrn., ensemble organrzed and drrected by Mr Santoro Under the able leadershrp of these teachers these organrzatrons have won hr,,h honors rn our communrty and rn the freld of musrcal competltron We hope that more students rn the ,rades and rn high school will realrze the part that musrc plays rn the formatron of therr character and w1l1 earlrer rn the school years take advantage of these cultural opportunltres offered at R C S BL.V8 C31 - , - , , , U, 4 , h . . ' A v v ' . . ' . ' . ' ' ' - y 1 1 Y 1 I l , , , , , 1 ' r F 7 A I I ' , - ,L , L ' , 9 , y lv 7 Y 1 1 ' v 4 , , e , . , f - l. , , . 1. v ' . . 1 .' ' 11 - All-,, . r , - , . I ' Y 3 7 7 ' Presrdent .. . ,. . ,, .,,.. ..,. . ,.., ..... .. Jane Woodmancy ' ' '- ' w . - ' ' ' h ., . - , r Y 1 . . . ., - , . Y . I 9 , ' . ' N . .' U - ' ' -- , C , .U U . . . . . . . . 1 . . , ' U . ' ' ' ' - . . '4 . Bancf Prrst Row Left to Rxght Marxan S1k9S Ceha Young Robert Crandall Merrllyn An lexson patY1Cl3. Archer Rlta Horton Jane Woodmancy Second Row Left to Rlght Arlareva Blssell Robert Chant Beverly Abbey Donna Phxlhps Venn Archer W1ll1s Alcher Betty Ray Kentucky Kllburn Joyce Engle Betty 1A11ance Chfford Mllks 1'hM'd Row I. ft to Right Ronald Swan Wlmfred Shannon James Atwood Dorothy fC1a e.sifCa1ol Kmg Nancy Aldrlch Donald Ph1ll1ps Larry Anderson Paul Spauldlng R ert Kasey Inez Spauldmg Louls H111 Laura Skmnel Edlth Harvey Ruth Wendel Fourth Row Lett to Rlght Camllle Remlngton Rosemary TOkalSk1 Rlchard Brace Robemt Whltney Joseph Wllhelm Douglas Spauldlng Edlth VValsh Bess1e Leah Vaughn Bluce Lawson Wxlllam Seager Davld Carr Mortlmer Blscup Rlchard orthc aft Charles Lmdbero Robert Story Flith Row Left to Rlght standing Mr Stueb dlrector Gllbert Myers James Jensen mn Fust Row Left to Right John Marsh Lola Oakes Joanne Moore Naoml Putnam Rlta Horton Jane Woodmancy Marlan Slkes Mortxmer Blscup Sfcond Row Left to Rlght James Matson John Dorenkamper Ada Jean Shaw Blau 1 son C11ff01d Mllks Betty Arlance Wllhs Archer Vern Archer Laura Skinner Ruth Wendel Bess1e Leah Vaughn Edlth Walsh Tmrd Row Left to Rlght Sh1rley Fellows Martha Glbbm Fenton Wa1te Evel5n Seaton 131Ch3.I'd Northcraft Bruce Lawson Fourth Row Left bo Rlght Kentucky Kllburn planlst James Jensen drums Mlss wOI1t10lt dnector Ernlly Matson Coyla Marsh basses OFFICERS Presldent Naoml Putnam Se retary Treasurer Bess1e Leah Vaughn L1brar1ans Fenton Wa1te Kentucky Kllburn 1393 Sim' Fust Row Left to Right Cllffozd Mllks Bnuce Lawson Laura Skmner Second Row Left to Right Emlly Matson James Jensen Bessle Leah Vaughn was Left to Right John Mazsh B1a1r Lawson Mortlmer BISCUP Coyla Marsh Jean Rasey VI1 Ph111p Santolo cond.1cto1 Naoml Putnam Laura Oakes James Matson Q3 U Flrst Row Left t1o Right Charles Berg Robext Marsh Robert Woodmancy Wllll Archer Rlchaxd Vvoodmancy Eddxe Everetts Donald Caswell John Bailey Second Row Left to Rlght Vhlllam Vlsker Harold Gates Allen SIKBS Norman Luz er Kenneth Horton Harry Flabg John Colton Mr Eskell Jafnes Atwood Gerold Town Edw ald BIOVKH James Harrlson George Tarbox James Klbbe aulfuae Qamnwd fqmefuca Qqsjr Advlsor Presldent OFFICERS Mr Matthew Eskeh Rlchard Woodmancy Vlce Presldent VV1ll1s Archer Secletary Reporter Sentmel Oul 1dVlSO1 M1 Eskel has adv1sed the F F A IH 'nany s ccessful events thxs year In the State Dalry Herd Management Con test held for all F F A Chapters of N X Yolk State Randolph placed thxrd Last fall a F F A Rally was held at Ma chlas 1n wlfuch we placed first and recelved the Sxlvel Cup Award Several team and 1I'1d1Xldl12:Ll rlbbon url es were recelved too Rxchard XVoodroancy and Charles Berg placed flrst and second 1n the Llvestoclf Judgmg Contest Team placed Hrst composed of R1chard Woodmancy Cnarles Berg and Edward Everetts The Seed Judgmg Team composed oi Robert Woodmancy Paul Gates and Ta cs Harrlson placed fourth as team The Shop Judglng Team composed f Gary Anderson Robelt Woodmancy and Ed ward Brown w1th Robert Woodrnancy placmg Hfth as lndlvxdual Team placed fourth Edward Everetts X Robert Woodmancy Robert Marsh Donald C3SWHll The Poult1y Judgmg Teana C0 M0 ed of Paul Gates Harold Gates wlth VVll113II1 Vlsker placxng first as 1nd1v1dual Team placed Hfth Randolph F F A Chapter has contrlbuted 55225 to the F F A Camp Fund for paynf' for the camp located ln the Adlrondack Moxntams purchased bv the Future Farmers f ew York State Th1S fund was ralsed by sale of Chr1st las trees and contrlbutlons made by local busmess men Members that attended F F A Camp last Aug st we e ' 111 am V1Sk6F James Klbbe Robert Marsh and Wlllxs Archer VVxlhs Archer was elected V1ce presldent of Cattaraugus County Chapter of Future Farmers Appllcatxon for the Emplre Chapter Award has been forwarded to Albany together wxth VV1ll1s APCHPI s arnlzcatlon for Emplre Farmer Awald the hlghest award avallable to a New York State Future Farrrer C34 , l I , ' ' , , 'S Q v V y J ' - A ' '. 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Flrst Row, Seated, Left to Right Mary Edwards Berdena Grover Lorls Bromley Nancy Benson Florence Horton Phyllls Bro fn Alethea Walters Anna Slmmes Second Ro Standmg Malllgn Slater Rzta Horton Laura Sklnnm Hazel Sample Maxme Darlmg Dor1s Kaltenback Mrs Alberta Mn.Laughl1n Elolse Spauldlng Gladys Sherlock Lorna Wachter L1ll1an Klbbe Betty Lou I-Io1t1nk Charlotte Bova Zzwime .-Af ead, Hmmm OFFICERS PF6S1d6Ht Florence Horton Vice Presldent Nancy Benson Treasurer Phyllls Brown Advisor Mrs Alberta MCL'1UDh1lIl 'IHE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lhe F t re Homemakers of Amer1ca was establlshed hele 1n 1946 The motto the To ard New HOFIZOHS expresses the pulnose of the organlzatxon Thelr colors red and Whlte are symbohc of yo1.th courage and unwaverlng deter nnatxon to s cceed The creed explesses the goal of our olganlzatlon CREED e are the Future Homemakers of Amerlca We face the futule wlth warm courage And hlgh hope For we have the clear consclousness of seeking Od and DFGCIOUS values For we are the bullders of homes Homes for Amerlcas futule Homes where hvmg Wlll be the CXPFGSSIOD of everythlng That IS good and falr Hozres where truth and love nd securlty and fa1th WV1ll be rea11t1es not dreams We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future wlth Warm courage And hlgh hope FEI-I C35 Y Y V I Y ! 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'48 J Seneca 011 Scaalfi First Row Left to Right Merrllyn Anderson Vxola Oakes Flora Oakes Betty Van Name Ernestme Zollmgel Patrlcla Jones Mary EIOISC Spauldlnt, Delorls Rxce Second Row Left ho Right Betty Tennxes Jure Hettenbaugh Mona Cooper Shlrley Goldm Hazel Sample Jean Rasey Beverly Abbey Third Row Left to Right Joan Moore Charlotte Bova Marllyn Glbbln de Qui! .-S'cauJii Flrst Row Left to Rnght Carol Stahley Joan Vhlcox Donna Ph1ll1ps Shlrley Fellows Mary Ellen Sample Jean Wllcox Martha Glbbln Norma Anderson Second Row Left to Rnght Delores Snyder Joyce Abbey Wlnlfred Flood Alberta Shannon Margaret ONe1l Alberta Wellman Marlynn McNally Donna Rae Wellman 1363 0 0 1 - 1 1 1 . . ' . . I . . q . . 1 1 1 1 1 9 ' ' 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , . , , . 9 . . r ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 ' 1 1 7 . 1 ' Y 1 1 1 ' Fzrst Row Left to Right Gordon Horak Robert R106 Paul Spauldlng Carl Mathers John Crlssey Dick LuceN Robert Whltney Frank Lyons Gerald Young Frank Vaughn Llalr Lawson Charles Crlssey Qecond Row Left to Rlght Robert Rasey Gllbert Myers Ronald HuDtlHgt0H Curtxss lohall Mr Wallace Mr Horak Mr Trxpp John Marsh Rlchard Brace Thxrd Row Left to Right Arthur H111 James Matson Robert Jaquay Robelt Crandall Dean Sample Rxchard Northcraft Russell Abbott Frank Wicks and Carl Keyes Fourth Row Left to Right John Van Name James Jensen Douglas Spauldlng lx chard Woods Don Stefamk Larry Cooper gwswmqn C37 First Row Left to Rlght Alma Kelth Ione Maynald Helen Case Polly Johnson Joyce Abbey Colleen Burnslde Retha Slater Betty Brown Roland Frary Shemla Clary Barbara Roth Jennle Johnson Charlotte Benson Barbara Scheffler Shlrley Ar nstrong QBIVIB Rm Peff y ONe1ll Norma Anderson Second Row Left to Rlght Roger Horton Stanley Walters Dewane Isaman John Flood F13IlC1S Wrxght Exnest Eveletts Clayton H111 Harry Shaw Dawn Johnson Mrs Blssell teacher Harlan Cowley Rlchald Kleth Robert Lockwood Donald Schrader Robert Cook Mlchael Burnslde Earl Abbey 512 Q' e Ewiy gee 01145 OFFICERS Pr sldent Shella Crary SCC1 eta! y Barbara Roth Treasurer Betty Brown f38l ' , - , ' : . 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' Vice President .,.. ...... ..,. ............., . . . . .......,, . ., Roland Frary x 5 y .lji u Flrst Row Left to Right Albelt Marsh Rlchald Kllne Harlm Wadswoxth Robert Letro Jean Shlelds Second Row Left to Right Coach Clemens Rlchard Flsher R1Chard Woodmancy Robert Woodmancy John Wade Lewls H111 Mgr Randolph Central Schools basketball team had a hot cold year play mg ball some mghts whlle other nlghts not belng able to get together On the whole though 1n compauson wxth the schools we play It was a very tough schedule Most of the varslty IS expected back so as to make next year a better year afuxlq Badkefialf '7eam Randolph Central School Tuesday Jan Elllcottvllle There Date Frlday Nov 21 Wednesdfxy Nov Frlday Dec 5 Tuesday Dec Fuday Dec 12 F1 lday F1 lday it r1day F1 1day Fr1day J an J an Jan Jan Feb Feb 11 Wednesday e' rloay Feb Tuesday Feb 24 Frlday Feb 27 Season Opponent Falconer South Dayton Portv1lle Salamanca Olean Frankl1nv1ll Cattaraugus Portvllle Allegany Salamanca Olean F1 3.1'1k11UVl11G Gowanda Catta raugus 1947-48 Place Here There Here Here There Here Here Thel e Here There Here There Here Ther e Randolph Opponent C405 I ' , . 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I, . 9 36 52 , . 35 33 1tFriday, Dec. 19 Allegany There 31 28 , . 6 ' ' ' 44 40 at -' , . 9 ' ' e 28 34 if -' , . 16 45 24 F ' , . 23 ' ' 43 41 -' , . 30 56 39 ' , . 6 38 40 , . 29 40 'F , . 20 ' ' ' 36 45 , . 26 53 Fxrst Row Left to Right Donald Marsh Ronald Swan Roger Mosher ROb91t Keyes Duane Snow Second Row Left to Rlght Standing John Smlth Robert Marsh Bennett Wheeler Donald Clark Fenton Wa1te Robert Grxffln James Covext Manager Douglas Spauld mg Donald Caswell Edwin Maynard Joe Huntlngton Edward Everetts ja waz., gwwzwz vm Date F1 1day Nov 21 Wednesday Nov Frlday Dec 5 Tuesday Dec 9 F1 1day Dec 12 Tuesday Jan 6 Fr1day a'cF1 1day 'l'Fr1day 'kFr1day Jan Jan Jan Jan Frlday Feb Wednesday Feb 'lFr1day Feb Tuesday Feb 24 Fllday Feb 27 Opponent Falconer 2 South Dayton Portvllle Salamanca Olean Elllcottvllle Franklxnvllle Cattarauous Portvllle Allegany Salamanca Olean Frankllnvllle Gowanda Cattaraugus Place Here There Here Here There There Here Here There Here There Here There Here There Randolph Opponent 141 I I -' , . 32 34 , . 6 18 48 5 ' , . ' 42 27 , . 20 32 , . 21 44 'lFriday, Dec. 19 Allegany There 23 25 ', . ' ' 29 16 ' ' , . 9 ' ' 31 38 , . 16 ff 36 25 ' , , 23 ' 16 25 -' , , 30 28 34 ' , . 6 15 29 , . 11 27 40 1 ' , . 20 ' ' 28 48 , . 25 56 J Frist Row Left to Right Russell Abbott Robert Chant James Harrrson Karl Keyes Frank Wicks Second Row Left to Right Charles Bartholomew Blair Lawson Thomas Wrnshrp Arnold Huntington Robert Sopak Third Row, Left to Right Arthur H111 Charles Crissey Robert Rasey Lowell Brown Jaquay James Hinman 4wr!umm Baakezfdall 7mm Randolph Central School has entered a new practice this year by forming a team made up of the 7th 8th and 9th grades The team played a regular schedule with other Junior High Schools Through this teari the boys get to enter into competition and are instructed rn the fundamentals of basketball They have a chance to learn young so as each grows older he will have a broad understanding of Sports C42 Robert Whitney, Arnold Towers, Lar-1'y,Frank, Richard Brace, David Shenefiel, Robert' 7 Waaufq 6 lim fm Rlgnt Jeanette Sample Naomx Putnam Lols Northclaft captaxn M155 Steve ja Wafzddq G Flrst Row Left to Rlght Carol Snow Joyce Engle Joanne OBr1en Second Row Left to Rzght Oleta Wlckrnalk John Clayton V1rg1n1a Mason Betty Ray Frank Lyons Elame Casler 4435 O ' bf' - W ' 2 . ' , ' ' , ' 5 -y in9:1'ruCto1'3 Alice Marsh, Mary Ann Wade, Betty Lou HC-tink. I Apr1l 29 Olean Here Front Row Left to Right John Smlth Dlck Klme Harry Flance Duane Snow Rlchard Fxsher Gene Shlelds Second Row Left to Right John Archer Clarence Brown Fred Abbey Alfred Sam ple Jr Robert Keyes Douglas Spauldlng Third Row Left to Right Allen Beacom Wadsworth Klbbe Banda!! 7mm The baseball team had a successful season durlng 1947 The Team won the champlonshxp gum at Salamanca by defeatln Frankllnvzlle for the Cattaraugus County B league They Went on to capture the b1county tltle at Roslland Park Jamestown by defeatlng Clymer Arter Wlflnlhg' the B1 County Randolph entered the sectxonals for the champ lonshlp of western New York Thls game Was played at Orchard Park Here they were defeated by Newfane e They May May May May June Play J une June June 0 Salamanca Olean Salamanca Cattaraugus Little Valley Franklmvllle Clymer Newfane Here There There Hele at Salamanca at Roslland Park at Orchard Park 144 nnuvnlllululuzuom Front Row Left to Rlght Robert Keyes Duane Snow Hallln Wadsworth Robert Letro John Wade Roger Mosher Back Row Left to Rlght Russell Abbott F ed Abbey Robert Whltney Douglas Spauldlng Alnold Towers Curtls Caswell Albert Marsh aaoliall '7eam C455 FllSt Row Left to Rlght Betty Lou H01tlHk Marllyn Gxbbln Ruth Wendel Low No thcraft BGSS16 Leah Vaughn Beverly Abbey PatY1Cla Archer Jean ONe11 Leona Blown Second Row Left to Rlght Standmg Temesa Lennon Catharme ORourke Norma Simmflghwld OFFICERS PF6S1d6Ht and Vlce Presldent Lols Northcraft S801 etary and Treasurer Bes 16 Leah Vaubhn C46 . ' ' u Q ' Y Steve, Alberta McLaughlin. I D First Row seated Left to Right Charlotte Bova Shlrley Goldln Patricia Archer Eloise Soduldm Patricia Jones Laura Oakes Second Row Zelda Everetts Anna Simms Mona Cooper Hazel Sample Alethea Walters '7een Kacfd 4 J! Glad OFFICERS Pr sident Eloise Spaulding Secretary Patricia Jonee T1 easurer Shirley Goldm C475 1 .5 A. . gy 1 , . Y r ' f: 1 Y 7 I I - el ' ..... ...,. ..,. ...,. ,,..l,.......,.......,.. .... ,,,.,....... , . . . .....,...... , . ' ' Vice President ........ ., ..........,.......,. ..,.,.., ,,...............,.... . , ., Patricia Archer QSXQ1 N- fn f Q 'M fm i gs Qu.-o ,ff . Q Q Z 3 ,pg V ff a I ,Q .ff Q ..., , gl' V- 1 lf' f av A: Q W S b K? ' ' QVR pm wk ha.. . E X Q 2.1 5 ..:.. Q. X Y , 11, .f ',, 2 Q m , za vb 1 , 5 WMA. In , K f W' 'A 5 21- --': fi k,,L, ' E 2- 22 ,',. 2 ,flag , vast I 'Q kk WAWIAE ff -um gs. .xx 1 N S s g 3 N S Q fk 'li wi 5- .fs LOST AND NAME Pat Archer Ver n Archer xwllllb Archer Harold Baker Laney Benson lanrce Brown Rodnm y Br own Don Caswell lohn Clayton Rodney Oongdon Bob Eddy Norman l'ngle Allllli Frank L4 ona F1 ank Phyllrs Harrrngton ladrth Harvcy Grant Hettenbaugh florence Horton Dons Kaltenback Charlre Kerr Glorra Keyes Jun Klbbe Lucrlle Knuth Bruce Lawson Bob Letro John Llndherg Dottre Lockwood Peaches Marsh Carl Mather Emrly Matson Clrff Mrlks Mary Newark Lors Northcraft Vlola Oakes Skrp Putnam Margaret Shenetrel Gladys Sherlock Mar ran Slkes Bob Story Kala Taylor Harry Thomas Llmer Town Bessre Vaughn Mary Ann Wade Edith Walsh Ruthre Wendel Oleta Wlckmark Ly le Whrppo Bruce Wrlcox Jane Woodmancy Annette Young Lrnestlne Zolllnger GENERAL APPEARANCE frdegty SQYIOUS determmed 0 D mousey studrous -.lap happy rdventur ous sophrstrcated 'rbbrevrated quiet rr vy blue elongated quret neat composed Jovral trrm melancholy rndustrrous gr own up masculrne frwndly pleasure seekrng' frrendly bored affable slap happy nervous serrous dashrng delrcate fastrdrous growrng rntellrgent athletrc affectronate dependable steady demure carefree see No 12 musrcal sophrstrcated moody ambltlous sensrble forward nonchalant embarassed porsed sedate DOUBLE Crrmen Mrranda Wrllrs Vern Mrckey Mouse 'Irnnre Mouse Darsy Mae Irttle man who wasn Freckles Abe Lincoln NX rsh Fubbs Vlrckey Rooney Terry Strrngbean McPole Avr Gardner Dr VV1lderness Judy Garland Lone Ranger Jrne Wrthers 'Vlarsha Hunt Srdney Greenstreet Betty Grable Steve Canyon Scarlet OHara Junror France Robert Walker Humphrey Bogart Paulette Goddard Etta Candy Roy Rogers June Allyson Buz Sawyer Anne Baxter Donna Reed Pu Joyce Reynolds Callrope Prrscrlla Lane Ingrrd Bergman Flash Gordon Glorra de Haven Superman Charles C Charles Corlrss Archer Becky Groggrns Feeta Feeta Flym Jenny Trllre Charles Boyer Ragtrme Cowboy Joe Moonbeam McSwrne t there Pr rncess Mar garet Rose Shrrley Temple C503 ' ' f gay l Q . 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