Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

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HORAK Secondary School Principal Randolph Central School Randolph, New York PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE i Dear Students: In the years ahead our nation faces serious competition. We expect our leadership and our Way of life to be challenged. You are our hope for effectively preserving them. Pursue your opportunities with devotion and gird yourselves with knowledge. Lead an honest and righteous life. Be steadfast and true to your democratic heritage. These will ever be a source of strength for the solution of the problems you will surely meet. ' ff DEDICATIO MR. sWANsoN Dear Mr. Swanson: Words cannot express our deep appreciation for the help and advice you have given us While acting as our advisor during your three years at R. C. S. Not only have you been of assistance in our class projects, but you also have taken interest in our individual problems and offered wise coun- sel. It is in an effort to thank you for all you have done that we dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Swanson. Sincerely, THE SENIOR CLASS, on behalf of the Student Body of R. C. S. ADMINISTRATIO E A . A XXNxw.xxu.W 1 MK XXXXXV '5- Y a 5 s Q A 9606 Q9Z'fg24f,fu. ,ffl X X5 xl ' Q. XX K, ADMINISTRATIO GAIL CHAPMAN Elementary Principal MILTON R. HORAK GUY L. MATHEWS Vice Principal Supervising Principal BGARD GF EDUCATIO Mrs. McKeever, Clerkg Mrs. Robertsg Mr. Senng Mr. Young, Presidentg Mr. Van Wieg Mr. Lindquistg Mr. See. Absent: Mr. Carr. FACULTY Row One: Mr. Prunier, Historyg Miss Krott, Science, Mr. Blehar, History, Mrs. Charles, Math. Row Two: Mr. Brown, I-Iistoryg Mr. Waite, Mathg Mr. Maines, Science. Row One: Mr. Eskeli, Agriculture, Miss Frarey, , Commercialg Mr. Kuhns, Shop. ' Row Two: Mr. Ahlers, Driver Educationg Mr. Haunfelner, Commercial. I, Sf 8 1, fi if l ii fi zu ii YQ Row One: Mrs. Fox, English, Mrs. Dunn, Mathg Miss Miller, Languagesg Mrs. Seastrum, Librarian. Row Two: Mr. Reichard, English, Mr. Nye, Eng- lishg Miss Krivonyak, English, Mr. Stephens, English. FACU LTY Row One: Mrs. Moore, Girls' Physical Educationg Miss Spencer, Homemakingg Miss Chall, Dental Hygienist, Mrs. Kelly, Nurse. pq Row Two: Mrs. Babcock, Homemaking and Cafeteria Manager, Mr. Wheeler, Physical QQQ 39' lilly Row One: Mr. Bourne, Special Classg Mr. Christner, Guidance, Mr. Nagle, Speech Therapist. Row Two: Mr. Fox, Instrumental Music, Mr. Swanson, Vocal Music. 9 Q Education. g 'i f', 5x x R fn FACULTY Row One: H. Thrasher, Nurse, C. Shean, Musicg E. Bohall, Librarian, M. Congdon, Art. Row Two: Mr. Gurney, Psychologistg B. Wade, Physical Education, Mr. Moore, Physical Educationg A. Tucker, Advanced Learners. Row One: G. Silvis, W. France, G. Brace, L. Timm, H. Lilie. Row Two: R. Smith, O. Frink, T. Crandall, M. Paisley, J. Carr, D. Linclon, D. Stone. Row One: A. Covert, L. Osterhoudt, M. Anderson, L. Bentley. Row Two: E. Skudlarek, R. Olson, M. Ludes, S. Marsala. Row One: F. Gold, G. Brown, J. Crosby, L. Morrison, E. Prunier Row Two: L. Rasey, D. Dooley, H. Fargo, G. Frank. NAME Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Brace Carr Timm Paisley France Smith Crandall Lincoln Frink Lilie Stone Silvis Brown Gold Prunier Rasey Crosby Fargo Frank Morrison Bentley Covert Olson Mr. Skudlarek Miss Anderson Mr. Ludes Mr. Marsala Mrs. Osterhoudt Miss Tucker Mrs. Dooley Mrs. Bohall Mrs. Congdon Mrs. Shean Mrs. Wade flst terml Mrs. Marsala 12nd terml Mr. Moore Mrs. Thrasher Miss Chall Mr. Chapman ELEMENTARY FACULTY DEGREE Life B.S. and M.S. B.E. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. Life Life B.S. B.S. B.E. M.S. B.E. B.S. Life B.A. B.A. M.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. M.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. and M.S. B.S. Life Life B.S. B.S. B.S. R.N. D.H. B.S. M.Ed. SCHOOL Fredonia S. T. C. Buffalo S. T. C. Geneseo S. T. C. Buffalo S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Cortland S. T. C. Clarion S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Buffalo S. T. C. Edinboro S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Syracuse University Fredonia S. T. C. St. Johns University, N Y Fredonia S. T. C. Houghton College Randolph Training Class Fredonia S. T. C. Taylor University Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Buffalo S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Buffalo S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Buffalo S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Cortland S. T. C. Fredonia S. T. C. Brockport S. T. C. Park Avenue Hospital, Rochester Buffalo Technical Institute Buffalo S. T. C. St. Bonaventure SECONDARY SCHOOL FACU LTY NAME Ahlers, Herbert Babcock, Pearl Blehar, Theodore Bourne, Lawrence Brossman, Mildred Brown, Herman Charles, Elizabeth Christner, Kenneth Clark, Corrine Dunn, Pearl Eskeli, Matthew Fox, Fordyce Fox, Marian Fox, Marie Frarey, Jean Fratarcangelo, Angelo Haunfelner, Robert Horak, Milton Kelly, Jane Krivonyak, Clara Krott, Donna Kuhns, Donald Maines, Merrill Mathews, Guy Miller, Virginia Moore, Madelyn Nagle, Shirley Nye, Walter Prunier, Paul Reinhard, Alton Seastrum, Kathryn Spencer, Marilyn Stephens, John Swanson, Roger Waite, Leonard Wheeler, David Pawlak, Norman Berger, Jack Nagel, Frederick Gurney, David DEGREE B.S. B.S. B.A., M.A. B.S. Permanent Life-Art B.S. Permanent, Life B.A., M.A. B.S. Life Certificate B.S. B.S. M.S. A.B. B.S. B.B.A. B.S. B.B.A. B.S. M.A. R.N. A.B. B.S. B.S., M.S. B.S. M.E. B.S., M.S. A.B. M.A. B.S. B.S. M.A. B.E. B.A. B.S. B.S. B.S., M.A. B.S. B.A. M.A. B.S. M.A. B.S. M.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. M.A. B.A., M.E. SCHOOL Buffalo State Buffalo State St. Bonaventure University Geneseo State Fredonia State Clarion State Fredonia University of Pittsburgh Buffalo State Fredonia State Cornell University Fredonia N. Y. S. Syracuse University Fredonia State Westminster College St. Bonaventure University St. Bonaventure University Edinboro State University of Michigan Wyoming Co. Community Hospital Keuka College St. Bonaventure University Buffalo State Indiana State Penn State Cornell University Oberlin Middlebury Brockport University of Buffalo Columbia Duquesne University St. Bonaventure University Fredonia State Albany State Buffalo State St. Bonaventure University Bradley University Columbia University Buffalo State Columbia University Taylor University Syracuse University Fredonia State Buffalo State Purdue University Ball State Teachers College University of Buffalo SENICDRS JUNE '60 1 L 5 if 1 567891011 IZ, 15 ZSL Z5 16 Z7 I6 X I9 2,0 2.1 22, 35 2,4 2,5 'Le 272.8 Z9 50 'MJ W .-..4. ff' N, , VA V ' '71-2.21 f ,121 ,f , ll 1 ill uf I Y 1 y HOWARD ZOLLINGER President Qs BONNIE VAN SICKLE Vice -President MARGARET WALTERS Secretary f Mi W X. i09XAA A IAMS fgi N We mi 1 iii ,W if fif 14 6 O NANCY BROWN CAROL LYNN CASLER CHARLES WILFONG GEARDINE STEVENS E if Q xiii N3 X ir? Ns Q , B HAROLD ARMSTRONG GC-9 I N LYNN ASHDOWN LORETTA BERG M W Y? 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MW N I ff fi W5 JOHN ST Z ,' ' 5 .,, 4 s,,, was 3 : Fa , , . . , E .g 1 , ,',- 1 - 1 if , I W ' l 21.35 S X f ig f, if M 5 A2 gig'-gw ffgl X 3 ' . , X V ff 241 ii i! , ,z A 'A ' 5 ii lEi1 g M l E Ig E ii gg 52 Q .5 E, l ST E wi XM? li Ezqwwg xsx w 35 35' ' f f w EKU Ni 'Z 9 ' ' - K Q 'xg if f v w lg ww gi wa s , e 5 DARLENE WAITE i eo W y , , l DAVID TOKARS MYRNA WILBER 60 SYLVIA WASHBURN R C S ELIZABETH WEAVER 0 X U 1 0 352 W Aj I fiiaqwmif M gu fffcfv fa! C Miha? pf! 41 fA f ? i E FAITH WILLSIE JOHN 0'BRIEN Dear Advisors: We, the Senior Class of 1960, wish to extend our grateful and sincere thanks to you, Miss Krivonyak, Mr. Brown, and Mr. Swanson, for all the aid and assistance you have given, enabling us to attain the chief goal of our senior year, the Washington trip. Your support and encouragement in our many projects and undertakings has been invaluable. Through our trials and tribulations, and they were many, you have always stood by us. Your diligence and constant effort on our behalf can never be repaid and words can never adequately express our gratefulness to you. Sincerely and appreciatively yours, The Senior Class of 1960 MISS KRIVONYAK MR. BROWN MR. SWANSON ADVISORS SENIOR ACTIVITIES HAROLD ARMSTRONG- F.F.A. 1 ,2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, F.F.A. Leadership Camp 3, F.F.A. State Convention 1, 3, Senior Play, Mikado 2, Cattaraugus County Fair Livestock Exhibitor 1, 2, 3, Wrest- ling 3. LYNN ASHDOWN - Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Hill- top Staff 4, Future Nurses Club 3, Junior Play Staff. LORETTA BERG - F.H.A. 1, Pep Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls Chor- us 1, Hilltop 4, Mikado 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Junior Play Staff, Senior Play Cast. JUDITH ANN BRACE - Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,-4, De- bating 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Junior Play Cast, Mikado 2, All State 4, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation, Oratorical Contest 3. ALTHEA BROWN-F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, Girls Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY BROWN-Band 1, 2, Student Council 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Hilltop Staff 2, 3, 4, Mikado 2. CONSTANCE BURCH -Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Staff. WARREN BURNSIDE -Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mikado 2, Junior Play, All State 4. LOUISE BURR- F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Senior Play Staff. NANCY CARR-Hilltop 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Junior Play Staff. CAROL LYNN CASLER-Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Girls Chorus 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Dra- matics 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Staff 4, Mikado 2, Fire Prevention Essay 2, Citizenship Con- ference 3, 4, Oratorical Contest 3, Broadcast 1, 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Girls Barbershop 3, Model U.N. 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4, Student Council, Secre- tary 4, Class. Secretary 1, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, All State 4, Science Prize 2. YVONNE MARIE CHADWICK - F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, F.H.A. Del- egate 3, Pep Club 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Senior Play Staff. JOYCE CRANE-Hilltop 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Intramuralss 3, 4, Alfred Typing Contest 3, Junior Red Cross Representative 3. KAREN DAVIS-Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Future Nurses 3, Intramurals 4. DELORES DEELEY-Pep Club.2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Hilltop 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 4. ' DENNIS GORDON-Football 2, 3, Wrestling 3, Basketball Manager 2, Baseball 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. EDWARD GUMIENIK - Intramurals 3, 4. FAYE HAAS - Class Treasurer 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All State 4, Hilltop 4, Senior Play Staff, Mikado 2. ' DAVID HENSEL - F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON HILL - Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All Star 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, President 4, Band 4, Student Council 3, Debating'3, 4, Hilltop 3, Broadcast 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Dramatics 1, Junior Play Staff, All State 4. SANDRA LEE HUSSEY-Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, F.H.A. 4, Intra- murals 4, Junior Play Cast. VICTORIA JEAN INTIHAR-Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. President 4', F.H.A. Syracuse Convention 3, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Prevention Essay 1, Junior Play, Student Di- rector, Senior Play Cast. BRUCE ISAMAN - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast. RONALD JENSEN-Football 1, 2, CFalconerJ Basketball 1, 2, CFalcon- erj Basketball 3 CRandolphJ GORDON JOHNSON-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Senior Play Cast, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. FRED LASCELLES- Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Hilltop 4. NATHAN LUCE-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, County President 4, Chapter Presi- dent 2, Chapter Reporter 3, Football 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, 4, Model U.N. 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE MCGRAW - Fire Prevention Essay, First Prize 1. SHIRLEY MEACHAM - Alfred Typing Contest 3. SUE MIGHELLS - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Debating 2, Intramurals 4' Junior Play Cast, Mikado 2, All State 2. 7 MOTOYO KAI-Foreign Exchange Student, Band 4, Mixed Chorus 4, All State 4, Hilltop 4, Senior Play Staff. FRED MILLER - F.F.A. 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. SUE MINNICK-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, All State 4, Hilltop 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Mikado 2, Junior Play Staff, Senior Play Staff. VERSA K. NAPIER- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Fu- ture Nurses 2, 3, Hilltop 3, Senior Play Cast. JANET OYLER- Debating 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Edi- tor 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Junior Play Staff , Senior Play Staff. RICHARD PAGE - Football 1, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Junior Play Staff, Senior Play, Student Director. KAREN PATTERSON - Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals 4. KATHLEEN PATTERSON - Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. WALTER PENFIELD-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Junior Play Staff, Senior Play Cast. THOMAS PERCY-F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Wrestling 2, 3. TED PETERSON - Intramurals 4, Track, Baseball. LARRY REITZ--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All County 3, Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys State 3, Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4. SHARON RHOADES-Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Future Nurses 3, Intramurals 4, Senior Play Cast. ELIZABETH ROBERTS-Senior Play Cast, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Hilltop 4. PORTIA ROTH - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Representa- tive 3, Mikado 2, Junior Play Staff. JERALDINE RUGGIERO- Class President 1, Hilltop 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Junior Play Staff. KERN SHENEFIEL-Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Junior Play Staff , Senior Play Staff. CARCL SHERMAN - Pep Club 1 , Junior Play Staff. KAY SOPAK-F.H.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Play Staff, Senior Play Staff. JOHN STANZ-Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 4, Broadcast 4, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast. GE-ARDINE STEVENS - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4, Class President 3, Student Council 1, 4, President 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Editor 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Debating 2, 3, 4, Girls Barbershop 3, All County 2, 3, 4, All State 2, 3, 4, Mikado 2, Junior Play Cast, Fire Prevention Essay 1, Model U.N. 2, Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3, 4, Girls State 3. BONNIE VAN SICKLE-Hilltop 4, Assistant Editor 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, President 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Class President 2, Class Vice-President 4, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commen- dation, Senior Play Cast, Student Council 2, Intramurals 4. DARLENE ANN WAITE - Band 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Mikado 2, Junior Play Staff, Music Festival 1, 2. MARGARET WALTERS - Future Nurses 2, 3, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Broadcast 3, Student Council 3, Pep Club 3, Class Secretary 4, Junior Play Cast, American Legion Oratorical Con- test 3. SYLVIA WASHBURN - Hilltop 3, 4, Broadcast 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Staff. ELIZABETH JANE WEAVER - Pep Club 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Senior Play Staff. MYRN A WILBER - F.H.A. 4, Honor Society 2 CLittle Valleyj. CHARLES WILFONG - Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Hilltop 4, Broadcast 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mikado 2, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast. CAROL WILLIAMS - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State 1, 2, 3, All County 1, 2, Broadcast 2, 3, Treasurer 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Class Vice President 1, Hilltop 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Junior Play Cast. FAITH WILLSIE - Pep Club 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. HOWARD ZOLLINGER - Class President 4, Class Vice President 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 4, Student Council 4, Junior Play Staff, Senior Play Staff. Class colors: Silver and blue Class flower: White carnation Class Motto: We learn today to lead tomorrow BEST BUILD haron Hill, Edward Gumienik, ynn Ashdown BIGGEST FLIRTS Sylvia Washburn, Charles Wilfong BIGGEST TEASES w , l Janet Oyler, John Stanz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Suzie Casler, Larry Reitz MOST POPULAR Charles Wilfong, Gerry Stevens MOST ARTISTIC Fred Lascelles, Vicki Intihar BEST PERSONALITY Margaret Walters, Gordon Johnson BEST CITIZENS Larry Reitz, Gerry Stevens MOST POISE Miss Chall, Faye Hass, John O'Brien BEST DANCERS Dolores Deeley, John Stanz BEST DRESSED MOST OPTIMISTIC Suzie Casler, John Stanz 36 MOST STUDIOUS Larry Reitz, Suzie Casler John O'Brien, Liz Roberts MOST CO-OPERATIVE Suzie Casler, Howard Zollinger, Janet Oyler, Mrs. McKeever MOST ATHLETIC Sharon Hill, Fred Lascelles MOST BASHFUL Marlene McGraw, William Hoxie BEST DISPOSITION Gerry Stevens, Gordon Johnson APPLE POLISHERS Charles Wilfong, Mr. Eskeli, Judy Brace MOST POLITE Motoyo Kai, John O'Brien CUTEST Sharon Hill, Gordon Johnson Joyce Crane 37 NAME Harold Armstong Lynn Ashdown Loretta Berg Judy Brace Althea Brown Nancy Brown Connie Burch Warren Burnside Louise Burr Nancy Carr Carol Casler Yvonne Chadwick Joyce Crane Karen Davis Dolores Deeley Dennis Gordon Ed Gumienik Faye Haas David Hensel Sharon Hill Bruce Holt William Hoxie Sandra Hussey Vicky Intihar Bruce Isaman Ronald Jensen Gordon Johnson Fred Lascelles Nathan Luce Marlene McGraw Shirley Meacham Sue Mighells Motoyo Kai Howard Milks Fred Miller Sue Minnick Versa Napier John O'Brian Janet Oyler Richard Page Walter Penfield Karen Patterson Kathleen Patterson Thomas Percy 38 WHERE FOUND In Green Mosquito Anywhere but home Talking to Marg Home Any place Who know? Who know? Library Steamburg Somewhere Anywhere but home Anywhere but home With Denny Kennedy Peters With Joyce Around pretty girls At home Big Hat Randolph Diner Most anywhere Talking with Bill Kennedy With Louie Little Valley 52 Jamestown Stret A.S.P. Summertime Silver Creek With Harold Randolph Home Winona Lake, Ind. Living room Home Everywhere Still lost With Fred Randolph Register Roaming the halls Cruising around tow Girl Scout meetings With people Anywhere Out behind the barn l'1 S NIOR WHAT TIME Any time You'd be surprised When possible You name it Any time Any time Any time Before School Any time Any time Any time All hours All the time Night time Earthtime All the time No comment All times Whenever possible Late, late hours Any time Eighth period Most of the time All the time Any time Most of the time Twilight hours Pretty soon Before I go to La. All the time All the time School Vacations Monday 8:30 p.m, 5:30 p.m. All the time Any time Every chance I get All day All the time All the time Night time Any time Any time 5:30 a.m. ATTRACTION Food Sexy Lieutenants Neat Guys Tall Guys Boys Likeable people Sports Laziness Rich boys Organs Males Handsome men Money Men Professional singer All kinds of money Blondes and Chevys Erie, Pa. Cars Handsome men Everything Good Food Boys Driving cars Linda Lou Judy Brace Lots of women Pizza Southerners Money Horses Grand piano Americans Women 'Money Hamdsome boys Fred Rich girls Ray Conniff Music Brunettes A Junior girl Sports Sports Cute cows talian foods . LVORITE FOOD ffee, doughnuts zza eak, Pizza xmburgers zza zmburgers zza zza zza iy kinds imburgers epsi, Pizza zza 'ench fries alian food zza ser Meat Jaghetti lzza lzza, Steak ll ie izza izza izza oast Beef izza izza ush puppies hili ' calloped corn ver 500 calories ze Cream teak .lmost everything izza .lmost anything teak and beer otato chips 'rench fries ipstick and pizza ried chicken paghetti DISLIKE Sophisticated people Hairy legs Conceited boys Asparagus Conceited people High, mighty people Conceited people Homework Work Potato soup Grouchy people Nosey people Boys who are late Conceited people Sloppy dressers Nothing Illiterate people Clicks Work Big - mouth people Some people English Beautiful girls Conceited people Anything Anything Stuck up women Kathie Patterson Phony drawls Nosey people Snobby people People who don't tip Getting up Homework Work Conceited boys Fred being late Insulting people Leotards Dumb blondes Working Snobby people Snobby people Girls SC RA PS AMBITION Grave digger Live in an Igloo Teacher Get rich quick Never to get married Marry a millionaire Secretary Make a million Nothing Cure my organ of errors To be called Gram Beautician Lap secretary Go to the moon President of the United States Vice President of Iroquois Brewery President of the Iroquois Brewery Marry a millionaire Get a Convertible Date every night Don't know Much money -- Little effort College Pass American History II Sleep Get rich quick Own a harem Beat Silver Creek Evangelist Secretary Own a horse ranch To have my own man Return to Randolph Mechanic Get rich quick Medical secretary Get married State trooper Perry Mason's secretary Truck driver Anchor cranker To be successful To be a successful person Farmer FAMOUS FOR Working Cruelty to human race Giggling with Marg Being loquacious Nothing Poor Chemistry marks Being with Louise and Vicky Talking in study hall Being with Connie and Vicky -7 Dimples Salesmanship Being short Babysitting Teasing Being called Apache Bugging people Smiling Black Ford Trouble Wrecks Doing little as possible Writing to Florida Being with Connie and Lo Love making Nothing Doing anything anyplace Palling with Gordie Popping corn at games Quietness Quiet nature Avoiding telephone poles Smile Eating Being curious Writing Excuses Getting irked with Fred Drinking beer Short hair Being bashful Flunking English Pest Quietness Entertaining on trips 39 uisc NAME Larry Reitz Sharon Rhoades Elizabeth Roberts Portia Roth Jeri Ruggiero Bill Seager Kern Shenefiel Carol Sherman Harry Sienkiewicz John Stanz Geraldine Stevens Bonnie Van Sickle Darlene Waite Margaret Walters Sylvia Washburn Elizabeth Weaver Myrna Wilber Charles Wilfong Carol Williams Faith Wilkie Bud Zollinger 40 SENICDR WHERE FOUND Workshop Kennedy, etc. Everywhere A place besides home Hills Home Everywhere Home Anywhere At my den mother's Salamanca Sz A.S.P. Home writing' letters With Gary Where I shouldn't be Salamanca Sz A.S,P, Still lost Salamanca A.S.P. fsummertimel Hiber- nating fwinterj Crandall's Remote places Anywhere WHAT TIME All p.m. Most of the time Witching hours Any time Any time Any time Any time Any time Twilight hours Twilight hours After 12:00 Most of the time 4:30 Late Way after 12:00 All the time After dark Twilight hours Working hours All the time All the time ATTRACTION New cars Handsome boys Rich men Good clean fun Convertibles Girls Money Boy named Curt Work Women Dimples Canadian teacher 1956 Mercury Parties Poopsie Little Valley Salarnanca's guys Women Men Millionaires Money VORITE FOOD ri za ik and pizza za ato chips ak ghetti aded pork chops za ,ghetti ister .ghetti za inch fries vster li con carne za za and lipstick ,za lo has time to loin steak V eat DISLIKE Winter Pretty girls Bossy teacher Conceited people Conceited guys Studying Work Conceited kids Reading Hairy faced women Curfews Bossy people Mushrooms Deadlines Light - sleeping parents Spanish rice Conceited people Stuck - up girls Stuck - up people City life Girls SCRAPS AMBITION Engineer Get rich quick Graduate from college Get married Own a white convertible Farmer Engineer Secretary President of F.M.C. Comedian Jet pilot Nurse Medical receptionist Cut the apron strings Go steady with M.P., S.P., A.P. Housewife Modeling Own my own still and harem To stay out later Lady tycoon D.V.M. FAMOUS FOR Remarks Raising caine Red socks Forgetfulness Nothing Dimples ? Talking Doing nothing Doing what comes naturally Blushing Waiting for letters from Canada Going steady Giggling with Loretta Sorority parties Soft voice Talking about that certain guy Doing anything Skipping bassoon lessons No, I didn't bleach my hair Nothing 41 Gerry Stevens Vicky Intihar Janet Oyler so jgfw P353 wgw . 75 ,gr ai fa i ,: - 1,i9f.n, -5512?-'X' -- ' ' Hfiii-Sw ie., ' 4. '45 25' NL ' T2 ive ? 'Q sz an r QW Q Lynn Ashdown Loretta Berg Althea Brown Sylvia Washburn Sue Minnick Yvonne Chadwick Sandy Hussey Liz Roberts Suzie Casler Sharon Rhoades Connie Burch John Stanz Warren Burnside Dennis Gordon LINDERCLASSMEN 3?gl,5ii1,- iiisffiifl ' lflflfzfl asa: . .K,. ,,,, E ,.h, Q g.,,,g , yi Q Y . ,U , , S13 i 'QQ ' . 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Row One: John Crossley, Lynn Cowen, John Benson, Harlow Brown, Don Dunstan. Row Two: Jerry Brace, Dewayne Berg, Ing- var Carlsson, Doris Brown, Caro- lyn Gray, Carol Fritton. Row Three: Sharon Arnold, Marsha Gumienik, Judy Higgs, Mary Kal- tenbach, Pat Harvey. Row Four: Richard Grover, Stanley Carr, Patty Beach, Earlyn Carr, Julie De Harte, Louise Kibbee, Mr. Blehar. Row Five: Robert Brom- ley, Barrett Groves, Brian Ander- son, Dennis Adams, Floyd Corne- lius, Barbara Glow, Judy Covert. Row One: Richard Sheldon, Mar- vin Hubbard, Robert Sluga. Row Two: Thomas Hoxie, John Willsie, Connie Spence, Yvonne Morris, Janice Shenefiel, Gloria Valeski, Elizabeth Stillman. Row Three: Lloyd Carter, Irene Hill, Donna Williams, Cynthia Shine, Martha Shean, Diane Wilcox, Pauline Williams, Mary Willits. 49 EIGHTH GRADE Row One: Joe Sluga, Douglas Loomis, Terry Ves- neski, Clair Walters, Raymond Hoxie, George Wil- liams, Ronnie Burnside. Row Two: Miss Miller, Patricia Berardi, Sandra Whitmore, Rosemary Hin- man, Kathy Fritton, Estelle Jolls, Carol Ireland, Rosemary Swan, Pan Schultz, Cherie Jorenby. Row Three: Rita Covedill, Colleen McGraw, Catherine Blood, Mary Barton, Helen Hagerdon, Rita Andrews, Rebecca Weaver, Joyce Hills, Judy Shields, Minnie Cowen, Maureen MacDonald. Row Four: Robert Adams, Gunnard Carlsson, Franklin Smith, Tom O'Striker, Gary Peterson, Gary Hilliker, Brien Van Sickle. Row One: James Kassianos, Ronald Archer, Robert Luce, Larry Barber, David Beaver, Roger Bosworth, Ronnie Stephens, Patrick Thrasher. Row Two: Mrs. Fox, Susan Young, Diane Clark, Cindy Timm, Ronda Lapp, Diane Intihar, Elizabeth Riffel, Kath- leen Wilhelm, George Barney. Row Three: Walter Hotchkiss, Nancy Webb, Mary Derby, Patty Hed- strom, Kathleen Burroughs, Elaine Finch, Rosemary Brain, Kathy Lloyd. Row Four: Danny Easton, Bruce Gardner, Thomas Kennedy, Eddie Smith, James Glow, William Stacey, Henry Scobey, Warren Derby, James Becilia, Richard Cleveland. EIGHTH GR DE ROW One! Dennis Dllffee, Roger Harr0W9r, Steve Horton, Edith Firster, James Zrimsek. Row Three: G00dU1aIL Gary Crane, BHIY PGl59rS0r1, Cliff ROUI, Judy Bossman, Michelle Hoffman, Chirella Roberts, Gary BTOWU, J-arf1eS Rasay- ROW TW01 J0hr1 Kay Burch, Pat Chubb, Mr. Waite. Row Four: Bob HitChC0Ck, Kathy Barber, Joan Ch9aSrf1aU, JOYCE Oyler, James Davison, Gary Nourse, Ray Burdic, Zrimseky Linda Edgar, Barbara Sh91d0rl, Linda Dick Morgan, James Gordon, Richard Zentz. PECIAL C ASS Row One: Mary Van Giller, Sharon Hadley, Janet Two: Paul Fluker, Harry Deeley, Donald Clancy Fricker, Sandra Conrad, Edith Wright, Sheila Mr. Bourne. Shields, Norma Spangenburg, Marilyn Blood. Row SEVENTH GRADE Row One: Susan Oyler, Winifred Hiller, Charie McQuestor, Ralph Honey, Tom Gray, Fred Titus, Marsh, Dianne Smith, Cathy Wade, Cathy Reding- Fred Groat, Lyle Sutter, William Nourse, Michael ton, Kitty Thayer, Terry Spence. Row Two: John Kozlow, Joel Luce. Row One: Dennis Dexter, Todd Searle, David Row Three: Cindy Minnick, Kay Fowler, Linda Jaquay, Gary Smith, Robert Underwood, James Tropp, Nancy Crossley, Kathy Lindquist, Miss Krott. Weaver. Row Two: Janet Prosser, Linda Hribar, Row Four: Timothy Bowley, Otis Bryant, Anthony Linda Dexter, Donna Razey, Marsha Clawson, Patty Doubek, Lee Peters, Bruce Keith, Brian Johnson. Benca, Selva Brown, Diane Beaver, Patty Congdon. SEVENTH GRADE E Row One: Robert Dempsey, Gunnard Lundberg, Alan Ellington, Michael Goodman, William Wendell, Charles Brooks, Robert Morrison, Jerry Martin, Howard Hotchkiss. Row Two: Sheryl Le Baron, Norma Parker, Gretchen Duffee, Donna Crissey, Florence Wright, Connie Ormsby, Linda Nichols, Phyllis Willibey, Nancy Buvoltz, Lola Newton, Dar- lene Milks, Mr. Reichard. Row Three: Raymond Bowen, Alan Roman, Allen Gray, Francis Ballard, Vincent Gormley, Leone Brown, Parker McKinney, Terry Arrance, Harold Vaughn, Theodore Sherlock, Paul Gantz, Ronald Sample. Row One: Craig Claflin, Jay Smith, Gordon Schultz, Douglas Cowen, John West, James Zollinger, Greg- ory Osterstuck, Donald Acker. Row Two: Mr. Maines, Sally Berardi, Norma Ireland, Cynthia Baldwin, Charleen Marsh, Elizabeth Nichols, Diana Buvoltz, Susan Reding, Linda Snow, Gerry Elling- ton. Row Three: Richard Young, Kim Merrill, Terrie Wilson, Laura Strickland, Dorothy Penfield, Sandra Sluga, Larry Benson. Row Four: Robert Hedrick, Dale Newell, David Lockwood, Lowell Wilcox. 0T0GRAp0 ww L WSW 1 if 5 A rf, f 1 U. ' , CV vf If , U ,' ,f . f ,J I ' V X' ' V ,V :ff ,DU 1 X, W N A ,U fl Cm A UM65 fbi? JWV1' Mx uf' ffflvo CCLC ' I 1 if aaa 'mf fe V31 W X ik M? Wfw WEVQX ii xY?'fl..'Q'?i A in fEE3'LQiif 5 if Xa wax X Q 1 A p di,-9 A w it e-1-J' T ig: Wffogiigxg 5,'.ii' . .s rg N as -W ,T -fx tw XXX A Wi 1 F- --'Tw Xxx G r r Qs 1 ff-n A Qi Y-ar X mx ' ' 'xx'x ' lp Gm Jes QE3?-xg'-fi fig gg fb fiw-9 E555 f W Mi SJ Nimm Q f N 4gf,fNf'y x Lg W Wig Qbx, SIXTH GR DE l 1 1 l A 'Ji A - Row One: Daniel Hinman, Thomas Bissell, Marshall FOX, Diana Covert, Myrna Blood, Sue Frank, Marcia - -N 4. Cleveland, William Peterson, Robert Finch, Gregory Aldrich, Cathie Clawson, Cheryl Young, Kandice 'Q' Q-N-1 Boyer. Row Two: Florence Crossley, Dawn Brooks, Brill- ROW Four: George See, Ronald VeSneSke, Martha Buvoltz, Sylvia Carlgson, Donna Textor, Arthur Baker, Gordon Bromley, Hartford Rosbach, 5 D-U' Rachel See, Laurel Davis. Row Three: Kathryn Donald Finch, Miss Anderson. -' 4 ROW One: Garry Root, Mike Smith, Roland Wil- Schultz, Carol Sparks, Susan LeBaron, Patricia liams, William Shields, Tom Bruner, Mr. Ludes. J0hnS0n, BeVeFlY Pence, Vefa Kibbe, Lynn P0S'C- Row Two: Addis Walters, Susan Wendell, Nancy ROW Four! G9-PY T0nge1', James Seitzy Rebeft Woodward, Jeanette Hotchkiss, Patricia Stillman, Woodring, Jon P0ntti, Randy Paisley, David Dowd, . Donna Baker, Barbara Riffel. Row Three: Donald James Hiteneeek, RuSSe11J0hHS0n- 56 IXTH GR DE Row One: Merle Sherman, Michael Roman, Bruce Fellows, Dallas Morrison, Joe Cabarga, David Johns, Francis Emehizer. Row Two: Judy Luce, Sandra Hill, Penny Morgan, Nancy Weilacher, Bonnie Morrison, Marcella Brancke, Mary London, Mrs. Osterhoudt. Row Three: Douglas Olson, Denise Johnson, Patricia Kuhns, Cheryl Lockwood, Harriet Hoxie, James Sheldon. Row Four: David Barber, John Schultz, James Dalrymple, Douglas Roberts, Roy Booth, Ronald Berg, Clarence Hendrickson. Row One: Roy Love, Tom Congdon, Andrew Gath- any, Lee Hinkle, Peter Palmer, John Gribben. Row Two: Patty Palmer, Joanne Hills, Marsha House, Sandra McGraw, Linda Hinkle, Cathy Andrews, Donna Wheeler. Row Three: Wayne Holdridge, John Congdon, Marjorie Jones, Carol Schrader Hazel Niles, Jim Spence, David Dow, Barry Slater Mr. Marsala. Row Four: Mike Benca, Ted Blehar Bradley Bossman, Russell Barron, Gary Patterson Tom Dexter. FIFTH GR DE Row One: John Cowen, Larry Hine, Edward Nagel, James Underwood, Keith Mathews. Row Two: Barbara Smith, Donna Beaver, Sheila Hubbard, Carol Brown, Diane Pierce, Sheila Knuth, Rhea Smallback. Row Three: Douglas Crosby, Mary Remington, Loraine Davision, Kathleen Andrews, Susan Shine, Linda Gardener, Teddy LeBaron. Row Four: Eugene Oyler, Allan Ormond, Larry Senn, Dennis Waite, Bruce Tropp, James Dowd, James Galbraith, Frank Fowler, Mrs. Bentley. Row One: Cheryl Johnson, Carol Sutter, Donna Brown, Carolyn Chadwick, Cheryl Abbey, Sandra Cowen, Kathy Gray. Row Two: Sharon Morrison, Annette Oakes, Sandra Paisley, Clayton Jackson, Charles Bromley, Paul Hughes, Lynn Bosworth, Lawrence Wright. Row Three: Michael Barber, Thomas Van Guilder, Victor Blake, William Morri- son, Donald Milspaw, Donald Carlson, Mrs. Covert. FIFTH GR DE Row One: Judy Zrimsek, Linda Sischo, Mary Ann Row Three: Eddie Durnell, Billy Congdon, Charles Conklin, Jeannette Van Guilder, Evelyn Johnson, Sluga, Dennis Chapman, Timothy Walters, Bernard Connie Durnell, Susan Covert. Row Two: Laverne Johnson, Kirk Brill, Mr. Olson. Absent: Susan Post, Brenda Hensel, Diane See, Kay MacLeod, Millbrandt, Nancy Clevland. Y-JL TU YY-YY fr AYYA A rf A... .. zu .... 11.:l..-.. D:11-- I-n.,.,+,,.,. Row One: Patricia House, Debra Harrington, Bev- erly Schrader, Claudia Poole, Jacquelyn Reed, Nancy Stillman, Ann Frank. Row Two: Kathy Hoffman, Floris Bridenbaker, Linda Kinney, Valerie Crucilla, Janet Zrimsek, Kathy Jones, Diane Bowley. Row Three: Mr. Skudlarek, Allan Horton, Donald Dex- ter, Dennis Ormsby, Barry Clawson, Robert Miller Frederick Bossman, Dennis Stephens. Absent Paula Schulz, Gale Myers, Marian Walters. FOURTH GR DE Row One: Daniel Vesneske, William Rexford, Terry Forcier, Susanne Boyer, Diane Poole. Row Three: Sample, Jerry Johnson, Lawrence Kettle, Craig An- Alan Hillard, Ronald Hiller, Alan Oakes, Timothy derson, Gail Sischo. Row Two: Jacqueline Shields, Town, Peter Thomas Goodman, Edward Purdy, Cheryl Gilbert, Lynn Love, Deborah Sample, Gail Boneta Jackson, Lillian Morrison. Row One: John Buck, Danny Knuth, Lance Reming- ton, Terry Heyl, Ronald Heilman, Eddy Fox, David Thayer. Row Two: Kathleen Sube, Deborah John- son, Linda Hoxie, Nancy Jaquay, Vicki Strickland, Donna Waite, Patricia Fellows. Row Three: Susan Riffel, Christine Ehman, Linda Dexter, Susan Cragg, Dianne Waite, Deborah Smith, Donnalee Frink, Mary Brown. Row Four: Owen Carr, Michael Milbrandt, Brenda Solsby, Mary Jane Kelly, Linda Shipherd, Timothy Seitz, Dennis Carnahan, Mrs. Fargo. FOURTH GRADE Row One: Stephen Smith, Joel Sherlock, Craig Patterson, James Brown, David Davison, Clark Myers. Row Two: Susan Brooks, Joyce Congdon, Susan Lindquist, Marsha Landon, Nancy Lloyd, Nancy Reding, Carolyn Lindquist. Row Three: Carol Gerstung, Beverly Slater, Louise Johnson, Barbara Bissell, Colleen McLeod, Beverly Berg, Louis Berandi, Kegan Brill, Mrs. Crosby. Row Four: Michael Cain, Floyd Schulz, Francis Dexter, Ray Eger, Dean Eddy, Danny Riddell, James Hill, Michael Haas. Absent: Dorothy Bailey, Robert Lundberg. Row One: Larry Sample, Richard Olson, Jerry Morrison, Robert Sherlock, Joseph Finch, Jack Mar- tin, Daniel Andrews. Row Two: Jessie Brown, Donna Parker, Linda Johnson, Patricia Willibey, Patricia Glow, Jean Brown. Row Three: George Sischo, Howard Sparks, Samuel Nichols, Sidney Sample, Andrew Bridenbaker, Bernard Jackson. THIRD GR DE Row One: Randy Smith, David Swan, James Lan- don, Ronald Hermon, Howard Sischo, James Palmer, Gary Myers. Row Two: Mary Buvoltz, Charleen Lapp, Pauline Lerow, Virginia Glow, Linda Covert, Kathy Schrader, Elaine Hoxie. Row Three: Dale Heilman, Michelina Crucilla, Robin Sischo, Billee Greeley, Mary Jane Dash, Dorothy Morrison, Janet Gray, Paula Dye, Randall Dexter. Row Four: Thomas Roman, Theodore Nichols, Lee Swan, Richard Newton, David Dexter, Walter Hedstrom, Douglas Arnold, Timothy Baker, Mrs. Gold. Row Onei Kim France, Henry Textor, Kirk Carna- han, Dann Messervey, Larry Peters, Roy Smith, Andy Peterson, James Reed. Row Two: Susan Sta- cey, Marguerite Riffel, Martha Jaquay, Valerie Hensel, Rebecca Arnold, Gail Boyer, Ilinda Baker. Row Three: Christine Hill, Jan Slater, Druscilla Niles, Wanda Miller, Karolie Stone, Janice Smith, Mrs. Eileen Prunier. Row Four: James Buck, Douglas Brown, Larry Brown, Allan Brain, John Runng, Timmothy Shields, Joseph Carra, Douglas Shine. THIRD GR DE Row One: Jerry Douvier, Dennis Andrews, Norris Milks, David Tonger, Gordon Waite, Richard Blehar, Philip Jann, Larry Grover. Row Two: Donna Davis, Marcia Armstrong, Wendy Hill Marcia Wilhelm, Marilyn Birch, Irene Harrington, Karen Barnard. Row Three: Brenda Barney, Bonnie Vaughn, Elaine Barber, Catherine Brown, Janet Bald, Valarie Lehman, Kathryn Galbraith, Frances Paisley, Mrs. Brown. Row Four: Kenneth Booth, Daniel Bohall, Dennis Beaver, Calvin Fleischmann, Stephen Honey, David Chapman, Gary Waite. Row One: Ivan Johnson, Brian Johnson, Bruce Johnson, David Hiller, James Hotchkiss, Theodore Olson, Larry Frame, Michael Frink. Row Two: Debra Johnson, Frieda Carlsson, Theresa Visker, Lorraine Westley, Diana Pierce, Margo Remington, Mrs. Rasey. Row Three: Michael Colburn, Stanley Abbey, David Finch, Norton Farr, John Colburn, Brian Rexford, Michael Shongo, Donald Lerow, Thomas Maynard, Herman Buvoltz. SECOND GR DE Row One: Ronald Waite, Wayne Wright, Clair Smith, Michael Shields, Tommy Bohall, Dean Koz- low, Donald Gray, Stephen Hotchkiss. Row Two: Bonnie Covert, Penny Douvier, Jeri Frank, Carol Barber, Beverly Mahnk, Donna Reed, Rhonda Rolfe. Row Three: Thomas Cain, Lisa Van Horn, Tommy Shields, Merle Morrison, Jeffrey Schulz, Harry Abbey, Robert Thomas, James Milks, KennethSutter, Ralph Ingerson, Herbert Brown, Mrs. Smith. Row One: Jeffrey Wilcox, Howard Honey, Dennis Root, Anthony Walters, Richard Frame, David Weilacher. Row Two: Carol Chubb, Debbie Gath- any, Vicki Schreckengost, Cynthia Booth, Susan Frank, Brenda Carr, Patty MacLeod. Row Three: Joletta Wilhelm, Linda Cleveland, Marsha Kuhaneck, Merton Van Guilder, Patrick Slater, Philip Heerlein, Bryan Barney, Steven Lockwood, Sidney Barber. SECOND GR DE Row One: Allen Burch, Billy Sluga, Billy Ehman, John Morrison, Bobby Willsie, Joel Foy, Stephen Runng, Bruce Brown. Row Two: Melanie Shields, Debbie Barron, Vickie Harmon, Julia Searle, Billie Lee Layton, Peggy Fox, Mary Ann Buck. Row Row One: Richard Morrison, Ronald Ormond, Michael Endress, Sigurd Carlsson, Paul Blehar, David Covedill, George Town, Warren Kinney. Row Two: Sally France, Willow Wilcox, Judy Yaw, Ella Brown, Beverly Brain, Darra Gae MacEachern, Three: Kim Anderson, Cherry Jones, Linda Sparks, Melody Love, Gloria Whiteman, Terry Booth, John Miller, Steve Colburn, Mrs. Frink. Row Four: Steven Greene, Ellsworth Textor, Arthur Poole. Vicki Dye. Row Three: Doneen Stone, Regina Schrader, Sandra Ashdown, Sharon Rolfe, Melvin Lindquist, Francis Finch, Robert Shipherd, Arbie Holt, Dennis Gates and Orval Elliott. Row Four: Mrs. Silvis. FIR T GR DE Row One: Paul Kelly, Scot Lilienthal, Greg Luce, Douglas Steve Morrison. Row Two: Linda Oakes, Melinda Luce, Dineen Post, Jennifer Strickland, Barbara Boyer, Betty Blake, Carol Heilman. Row Three: Marla Timm, ,Patti France, Roberta Grover Sharon Dexter, John Sischo, Garold Sherlock, Law- rence Cain, Paul Ormond, Ray Wright, Mrs. Stone Row One: Peter Reding, Duane Comstock, Jimmy See, Garry Texter, Allen Archer, John Sluga, Ken- neth Tropp. Row Two: Mary Jane Hill, Mary Ann Benca, Eileen Post, Gail Mitchell, Carolyn Fleisch- mann, Vicki Schobey, Rebecka Sample. Row Three: Janice Rolfe, Louise Waite, Rebecca Grover, Jackie Gordon, Michael Greeley, Michael Hubbard, Daniel Elliott, Daryl Shaw, Miss Crandall. Row Four: Jeffrey House, Charles Peterson, Howard Blake, Jimmy Doubek, Gary Brown, Bart Lindquist. FIRST GR DE Row One: Jon Visker, Lester Burch, Gary Ander- son, Ronald Finch, Douglas Chapman, Dale Sischo, David Boyer, Morris Raner, Frank Sischo. Row Two: Cynthia Gardner, Sarah Kinney, Kathy Burch, Jill Towers, Marcia Smith, Lesley Ehman, Bonnie Helms. Row Three: David Root, Glenda Lindquist, Sherrell Pierce, Marilyn Meacham, Jodie Hill, James Hribar, Mrs. Lilie. Absent: Justina Pierce, Russell Riddell. Row One: Steven Olson, Lawrence Smith, Robert Gates, David Lerow, Jeffrey Aiken, Clark Roman, Glenn Marsh. Row Two: Judy Carra, Linda Thompson, Debra Luce, Joni Shongo, Mary Hoffman, DianaLynn Peters, Vicki Heyl. Row Three: Deborah Chapman, Cynthia Raymond, Jean Monroe, Rebecca Wright, Marilyn Helms, Mary Swan, Debra Wheeler. Row Four: Steven Booth, Duane Eddy, Donald Rhoades, Stephen Cowen, Kenneth Schrader, James Gray, Mrs. France. Absent: Robert Barber, Bernard Cragg, Brenda Pierce. KINDERG RTEN Row One: Paul Archer, Rodney Burch, Joan Aucoin, Kenneth Knuth, James Smith, Jerry Greene, Joseph Milbrandt, Jeffery Barron. Row Two: Jean Carna- han, Linda Rolfe, Caroline Meacham, Roxanne John- son, Cynthia Ahlers, Barbara Bohall, Jeanne Baker. Row Three: Wendy Towers, Joann Luce, Vicki France, Debra Fiebelkorn, Mrs. Paisley. Absent: Randall Brooks, Bonny Bergstrom, Cathy Hill, Jo- Ann Patterson, Charles Pierce, Gary Ring, Janet Stahley, Edward Vaughn, Marilyn Waite. Row One: Howard Walters, Thomas Stone, James Honey, Randy Williamson, Edward Morrison, Ronald Brooks, Stephen Archer, Dan Schobey. Row Two: Sharon Peters, Rebecca Schulz, Shanna MacEachern, Lorna Hill, Terry Harmon, Joyce Kaltenback, An- nette Aiken. Row Three: Gary Koningisor, Sylvia Kibbe, Darlene Root, Brenda Towne, Kathryn Brill, Pamela Baker, Patsy Farley, Linda Fiebelkorn, Sigrid Carlsson, Sharon Frank, Michael Luce, Doug- las Redington, Mrs. Timm. KI DERG RTE Row One: Michael Luce, Dennis Riddell, Kevin Niles, Lee Fisher, Kenneth Sischo, Timothy Sample, Gregory Brown, Jeffery Barber. Row Two: Kathy Fluent, Debbie Barnard, Carol Nomes, Louisa Rob- erts, Rosemary Andrews, Lea Anne Wheeler, Cindy Hinman. Row Three: Calvin Caswell, Emily Lu Buck, Janet Towers, Trudy Visker, Marcia Harring- ton, Katherine Davis, Jeanne Luce, Joanne McGraw, Robert Wilhelm, Mrs. Carr. Absent: Stewart Bossman, Jeffrey Graham, Howard Ireland, Susan Senn, Clay VanHorn. Row One: David Wheeler, Bradley Brown, Kevin Gates, Randall Honey, Thomas Whiteman, Richard Bald, Ronald Douvier. Row Two: Marguerite Kneidel, Deborah Stillman, Sue Congdon, Ruth Fritton, Doreen Finch, Diana Buck, Brenda Landon. Row Three: Lorraine Hill, Norma Waite, Karen Morrison, Jodell Anderson, Melora Foy, Paula Vega, Gayle Schreckengost, LuAnn Howard. Row Four: Thomas Newton, Thomas Reich, Richard Shipherd, Robert Booth, Bruce Valentine, Billy Marsh. A VANCED PECIAL Row One: Jerry Douvier, James Reed, Kim France, Three: Roy Smith, Catherine Brown, Druscilla Philip Jann, Larry Grover, Joe Carra, Douglas Niles, Karolie Stone, Francis Paisley, Janet Bald, Shine, David Chapman. Row Two: Willow Wilcox, Karen Barnard, Dann Messervey, Miss Tucker. Marguerite Riffel, Valerie Hensel, Brenda Carr, Kim Absent: William Benca. Anderson, Marcia Wilhelm, Billie Lee Layton. Row Row One: Dan Knuth, Tim Sietz, Douglas Crosby, Deborah J0hY1S0Y1- ROW Thfeei Sl-15311 Craig, Mary Larry Senn, Frank Fowler, Row Two: Brenda Remington, Kathy Andrews, Rhea Smallback, Miss Solsby, Patty Fellows, Diane Waite, Sheila Knuth, Tucker. SPECIAL CLASS Row One: David Gray, Barry Shields, Sharon Kloes, Donald Brown. Row Two: Herbert Brown, Larry Madelaine Shields, Marian Rosbach, Nina Vaughn, Sample, Parris Emehizer, Keith Baker, Mr. Dooley. EDUCATION FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD In September 1957, we inaugurated in Ran- dolph a class for mentally retarded children. This class is now in its third year and is taught by Mrs. Dorothy Dooley. In September 1958, a second class Was inau- gurated in the High School building making it possible to carry on the complete program for the retarded learner. This class is now under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Bourne, a recent graduate of Geneseo State Teachers' College. The objective of this class is for children of low abil- ity to have the opportunity to work in a class where they can cover material within their -scope and background. Every effort is made to prepare these students in so far as possible to become use- ful citizens when they finally leave our school. In September 1958 an experimental program was initiated for Superior learners. This pro- gram is now in its second year, and is serving some 39 students from Grades 2, 3, 4, and 5. Miss Ann Tucker is the teacher and is Working in the Language Arts and Science field on a half- day basis with each group. The chief purpose is to provide enrichment material and to improve the study habits of ca- pable people so that they may become outstand- ing students. 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Tl Y B 2 e 0 C H l' 0 C E ACAD IC CCOLLEGE PREPARATORYJ I VOCATIONAL VOCATIONAL ENG1- AGRI- INDUSTRIAL ART HOME- MUSIC GENERAL GENERAL CLASSICAL SCIENTIFIC NEERING CULTURE ARTS MAKING BUSINESS ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH' 9 ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH 0 ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 ENGLISH 9 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 SCIENCE 9 CITIZENSHIP 9 OR SCIENCE 9 SCIENCE 9 SCIENCE 9 SCIENCE 9 SCIENCE 9 SCIENCE 0 SCIENCE 9 SCIENCE 9 RUDI. of MUSIC SCIENCE 9 ALGEBRA EL. ALGEBRA EL, ALGEBRA EL. ALGEBRA EL. ALGEBRA EL. ALGEBRA OR ALGEBRA OR HOMEMAKING 1 ALGEBRA OR INTRODUCTION LANGUAGE 1 LANGUAGE 1 ELECTIVE ELECTIVE AGRICULTURE 9 GEN. MATH. GEN. MATH. ALGEBRA OR GEN. MATH. TO BUSINESS ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 ENGLISH 10 WORLD HISTORY IUIIH GRADE WORLD HISTORY WORLD HISTORY WORLD HISTORY WORLD HISTORY WORL HISTORY WORLD HISTORY W RI-ID HISTORY WORLD HIS ORY WORLD HISTORY BIOLOGY OR OR BIOLOGY BIOLOGY BIOLOGY BIOLOGY BIOLOGY OR BIOLOGY OR BIOLOGY OR, BIOLOGY OR BIOLOGY OR HEALTH PLANE GEOM. PLANE GEOM. PLANE GEOM. PLANE GEOM. HEALTH HEALTH HEALTH HEALTH HEALTH GIRLS--SHORT 1 YEAR LANGUAGE 2 LANGUAGE 2 ELECTIVE ELECTIVE AGRICULTURE Io WOOD SHOP DRAWING AND HOMEMAKING 2 HARMONY 1 TYPIN1. ILANGUAGEJ QMECHANICAL PAINTING ELECTIVE BAND andfor BOYS - BUS. DRAWING 3-'H CHORUS ARITH.. TYPING ENGLISH 11 11TH GRADE AMERICAN HIST. AMERICAN HIST. AMERICAN HIST. AMERICAN IIIsT. AMERICAN HIST. AMERICAN HIST. AMERICAN HIST- AMERICAN HIST- AMERICAN HIST- GIRLS-BOOK. 1. QR CHEMISTRY LANGUAGE 3 CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY AGRICULTURE 3 GEN- METAL ADV- DESIGN HOMEMAKING 3 HARMONY 2 SHORT 2 OR JUNIQR LANGUAGE ELECTIVE INT. ALGEBRA INT. ALGEBRA ELECTIVE CR CERAMICS on INT. IJECCR. ELECTIVE BAND 21-dfor BUS- ARITH- INT. ALGEBRA ISCIENCEJ TRIGONOMETRY TRIGONOMETRY KBUSINESSQ ELECTIVE MECHANICAL ISCIENCEJ CHORUS BOYS - Bookk.. INT, ALGEBRA ELECTIVE ELECTIVE CMECHANICAL DRAWING 1-2 Sales Mangt., MCH. DWG. KLANGUAGEI DRAWING 1-Zl OR BUS. LAW AMER. HISTORY AMER. HISTORY AMER. HISTORY AMER. HISTORY AMER. HISTORY AMER. HISTORY AMER. HISTORY AMER. HISTORY ELECTIVE GIRL hurt.. 2 OR P YSICS ELECTIVE PH SICS PHYSICS AGRICULTURE 4 ELECTRICITY FASHION DES. HOMEMA ING ELECTIVE or Sec. Prac. Bus INT. ALGEBRA SCIENCE OR SOLID GEOM. SOLID GEOM. PLANE GEOM. ELECTIVE or OIL PAINT. 10-11 IBUSINESSJ Arith. or Bus. Law 6 TRIG ELECTIVE ELECTIVE ELECTIVE SCIENCE, CHORUS 5 Manag. or THE ABOVE COURSES MAY BE CONSIDERED AS PRE PARATORY FOR GENERAL FIELDS LISTED BELOW Admission into 1:-new y W rk ihell OUCUDICI Personnel Work Sales Work Lab. Assistant Draftsman Feed Company Asst. Mechanic Simplified Drafting Homemaker Tech. Radio h TV. Clerk areas does not Office Clerk Missionary Fields Mechanic Clerk Artificial Bre der Carpenter Helper Craft Shop Work Store Clerk Music Store Mgr. Typist DSC12992-YIIY YG- Receptionist Receptionist Scientific Sales Salesman Dairy Herd Tester Metalsmith Helper Ceramic Work Waitress Sales W0l'k RGCCIILIO IBC quxre training be- Welfare-Social Ser. Foreign Service Conservation Factory Work Farming Gas Sta. Attend- Asst. Int. Decorator Cafeteria Worker Music Pub. Co. Bookkeeper Y0l'Id High S bool Some Civil Se vice Asst. Librarian Som Civil Servic Farm Machinery ant Painte Dan e Band Salesman Admission into - County Farm Bu- Tool-Die Maker Nutr.-Dietetics th se UCCUPHIIOIWI Medicine Diplomatic Service Medicin Engineering reau or 4-H Club Mechanics A chit t N rsery School C cert M sician Acc untant areas requires Law Translator-Interp. Dentistry Auditing Agent Education Und. Drafting Edu. fHome Ec.l Composing Arr.. Stenographer TOCIIIIICSI SCIIIIOI Educati n Edu ati n Pharmacy Education CEducatio lAg I Art I Education IArtl 4-H and Home Bu. Educati n QM siey BUS. Manager 91' 0011232 THIN- Engineering Foreign Corrs. Research Research Conservation Welding Free Lance Artist Clothing Buyer Kc Dance Bands Banker In! Exec. Positions Govt. Secretary Lab. Technician Construction Green House Oper, Misc. Tech. Trades Inter. Decorator Dre-ssmaker Purchasing Agent Primarily for students who: For students who Mostly for stu- Must take at least General Shop is a A at d l f If ho em king M ' C 11 . Students interested ,will wqrk hayd ' have abilities and dents who have an .year of agric. to good handy man artglstbilityeaisonot carier is ndesiged. qulixc 112 E592 re in business as a ED ON THESE' -have higher intellectual abilities nfereszis 2' Sie Interest and best? -10111 F-F-A- course stressing required to take college entrance yea,-5 of piano vocation should CHARTS -have proven aptitude for subieet s'i's t' e s s' Fhsn. 'Vern' sbll' Course is primsr- home upkeep and the beginning courses. especially training. Clke the 5 Unit CONSULT DE material 'QV m msth' Phy' ily for farm gm. repair. General courses in art. Science, are 80111101106- PARTMENT ' -desires further education Must be able to s1Qs and nltufll dems, wood is similar to recommende . Experience on HEADS on -flrlinmglihz 30 abiggbtzlirieired H fpolytrjeasoriland sclsncss' meh student must all SIDDTQIIISICO more than one in- s an gra. we ogic pro ems. . . ve a course in carpen- I t ' d - - rounded A dlmculs wurs' prgjeclt, rm try and cabinet zbligfnen ls esm- -have shown leadership ability Many jobs avail- gllnjlresuizlxlggntsg-ted Fwddgipg ue making. fund: able and opportu- study me Il - men , s 0 Woo -tg - Agric. 1. 2, a. 4, workmz are :Laguna being plus glgebrg and taught. General created in new The-malty Held! 01 geometry required metal teaches Prepared by th gems. engineering offer at Cornell tools, machines and Guidance many possibilities beginning tech- Demnmmh for successful niques in working Rlndolph Cen- students. metals. In all tn' school 1956 courses, individual ' projects are made by the students MCJTOYO AIND FRIENDS Motoyo and Lucky The puppy got sleepy at 10 15 P M VVhere's my instrument? Maryg Marshag Mine Asada Cookie g Motoyo Kobe, Japan Burning the midnight oil ACTIVITIES xf RANDOLPH CENTRAL SCHOOL BAND Conductor: Fordyce Fox BAND OFFICERS President LLL, LLLL r-,-re- sheer Gerry Stevens Vice President ,LLL LL, ..... L .LLLL Chuck FOX Secretary --- A Marsha Booth Treasurer ,.... Sondra Anderson RCS BAND MEMBER Flutes: Dianne Smith, Faye Hass, Cynthia Minnick, Linda Tropp, Cynthia Baldwin, Donna Razey, Nancy Bulvoltz. Oboe: Mary Mathews. Clarinets: Geraldine Stevens, Sanford Brown, Everett Gardner, Larry Reitz, Martha Shean, Eddy Smith, Cynthia Timm, Kathleen Lloyd, Lynn Clark, Ruth Johnson, Emily Wade, Kay Fowler, Dianne Smith, Mary Minnick, Terry Spence, Kathy Lindquist, Ronald Archer. Alto Clarinet: Pat Beach, Clair lnkley. Bass Clarinet: Faith Johns, Sara Thrasher. Contrabass Clarinet: John Crossley. Saxophones: Lenila Waite, Donna Williams, Sue Minnick, Lola Shenefiel. Bassoon: Carol Williams. Cornets: Charles Fox, Elton Acker, Dennis Carr, Dale Senn, Stanley Carr, Lois McElwain, Kitty Thayer, Susan Young, Bruce Gardner. French Horns: Sondra Anderson, Marsha Booth, Leona McElwain. Trombones: Susan Johns, David Rasey, Connie Minnick, William O'Brien, Donald Acker. Baritones: William Eskeli, Judy Higgs. Tubas: Carl Andrews, Tom Wade. Percussion: Judson Young, Ronald Stephens, Patrick Thrasher, Lorraine Hill, Motoyo Kai, Eunice Hills. The Randolph Central High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Fordyce Fox, has engaged in a variety of activities this past year. Last summer the band placed 6th in competition with 53 other schools at the State Fair. Also, they made appearances with the firemen at various local functions. A solo assembly was presented for the benefit of the student body. The band traveled to Cattaraugus and Eden for exchange assemblies. All State Sectionals at Franklinville and All County at Portville were an important part of our music program. M I E D CHORUS Row One: Carol Fritton, Lois McElwain, Leona McEl- wain, Yvonne Morris, Emily Wade, Lenila Waite, Edgar Grover, Rodney Beckwith, Howard Batterson, Charles Wilfong, Mary Kaltenback, Beverly Meyers, Lorraine Hill, Carolyn Gray, Mary Mathews. Row Two: Martha Shean, Linda Kennedy, Mary Minnick, Diane Wilcox, Faye Haas, Judy Hagerdon, Craig Brown, Marvin Hubbard, Howard Maynard, Bruce Holt, Nancy Riddell, Vivian Ellington, Karen Aanerud. Row Three: Rosanne Doubek Susan Palmer, Motoyo Kai, Sharon Hiller, Iris Fowler Dianne Smith, Jack Fowler, George Maynard, John Webb Richard Page, Marsha Booth, Mary Crissey, Kathy Morse Row Four: Karen Davis, Janet Oyler, Gerry Stevens Judy Brace, Sharon Hill, Suzie Casler, Warren Burnside Judson Young, Paul Casler, David Gordon, Richard Hall Sue Minnick, Liz Roberts, Lynn Clark, Sharon Rhoades Row One: Carolyn Gray, Nancy Riddell, Carol Fritton, Arnold, Janice Miller, Cynthia Shine. Row Three: Judy Yvonne Morris, Karen Davis, Suzie Casler, Karen Hagerdon, Linda Kennedy, Elizabeth Stillman, Marcia Aanerud, Rosanne Doubek. Row Two: Martha Shean, Gumienik, Janet Koningisor, Diane Wilcox, Earlyn Carr, Rita Johnson, Sharon Hiller, Phyllis McElwain, Sharon Sharon Rhoades. 78 GRAND CARNIVAL WINNERS TWO DISTINGUISHED SENIORS FACULTY PLAY CAST LEADERSHIP RANDOLPH CENTRAL SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1960 Grade 12 President ..... -.-- .....,L... Howard Zollinger Vice President ...E L,.. B onnie Van Sickle Secretary ---. ...........A ---- Margaret Walters Treasurer ...............,....,... Carol Williams Student Council Representatives -- Charles Wilfong, Nancy Brown, Suzie Casler CLASS OF 1962 Grade 10 President ......... .....,,,. ,,,,. P a ul Casler Vice President .... --- Mary Crissey Secretary ............... ..------ e..1 Emily Wade Treasurer .........,,,L.......,, ---- Craig Brown Student Council Representatives ,v.. Marsha Booth, Beverly Meyer, Dick Hall CLASS OF 1964 Grade 8 CLASS OF 1961 Grade 11 President ........ ..... . .--. --.-- Charles Fox Vice President .... --- Iris Fowler Secretary ...e................. .... W illiam Dow Treasurer .e,...... - ............. William Eskeli Student Council Representatives .... Bruce Olson, Lorraine Hill, Barbara Jane West CLASS OF 1963 Grade 9 President .......,1 ............. D onna Williams Vice President ...L - ,..... Sharon Schulz Secretary ---. .....,r........ .,- Virginia Lindquist Treasurer .......,....... ,.,........ . -- Irene Hill Student Council Representatives ---- Mary Minnick, Stanley Carr I CLASS OF 1965 I Grade 7 President -.- ........,,...,,... -....- S usan Young Vice President ---- ....,,,,,- Tom Wade SeCI'S13aI'y .....a............... Michelle Hoffman lreasllrer ........a...a......er. --- Linda Aucoin Student Council Representative .,,...1, Kay Burch STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ,.......,.,.., ,, .,1-,A Vice President - Geraldine Stevens ------- Lorraine Hill SeCI'6'Ca1'y ....... ..,.. S uzie Casler Treasurer --- --- Charles Wilfong CHORUS President ---- ---------------- - -- Sharon Hill Secretary ---- .---------- ------ I r is Fowler Treasurer --- ---- Gerry Stevens HILLTOP Editor in Chief ---------------- --- Gerry Stevens Junior Editor --- -------------------- Iris Fowler Assistant Editor F. F. A. President ------------------- Vice President ---- Secretary - ------ Treasurer ----- Reporter - - - Sentinel --- 80 Bonnie Van Sickle ---- Dale Senn --- Ken Adams ---- Bill Eskeli ---- Dennis Carr ------ Jack Fowler --- Chester Smith President --------- ------------------ J ohn West Vice President ---- ---- Kathleen Thayer Secretary ---------- .---- -------- J a mes Zollinger Treasurer ---------------------------- Jay Smith Student Council Representative ----- Dennis Dexter President ---- --- Gerry Stevens Vice President ----- Charles Fox Secretary ------ ----- M arsha Booth Treasurer --- ---- Sondra Anderson BROADCAST Editor ------ Junior Editor - - --------------------- Janet Oyler ---- Iris Fowler President ---------------.--------- Vicky Intihar Vice President, -------------- --- Lynn Ashdown Secretary ----- -..----. Connie Burch Treasurer ----- ---- Y vonne Chadwick Historian ------- -----. V ersa Napier News Reporter ---- .--- D elores Heilman President ------------ ,- --------- --- Iris Fowler Vice President --- Janet Oyler Secretary - ----- --- Joyce Crane Treasurer ---- --- Judy Arnold SCHOLA RSH I P TOP 10 SENIORS Row One: Faith Willsieg Geraldine Stevens: Nancy Brown: Shirley Meacham, Carol Casler, Row Two: Sue Mighellsg Judy Brace, Bonnie Van Sickle, Margaret Walters, Larry Reitz. VALEDICTORIAN Susie Casler TOP 10 JUNIORS Judy Arnold, Carol Conklin, Bill Dow, Bill Eskeli, Iris Fowler, Charles Fox, Delores Heilman, Lorraine Hill, Lenila Waite, Barbara West. TOP 10 SOPHOMORES Bob Burroughs, Paul Casler, Mary Crissey, Gail Houghton, Mary Mathews, Dawn McKinney, John Palmer, Lola Shenefiel, Patrick Smith, Emily Wade. TOP 1 1 FRESHMEN Linda Farrell, Irene Hill, Mike Laughlin, Shirley Lawson, Virginia Lindquist, Janice Miller, Bonnie Nichols, Sharon Schulz, Connie Spence Gloria Vales- ki, John Willsie. STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Susie Casler, Judy Brace. Alternates: Bonnie Van Sickle, Gerry Stevens. Participants in Class for Gifted Students at St. Bonaventure University. Seniors: Susie Casler, Gerry Stevens, Judy Brace. Alternate: Sue Mighells. Juniors: Barbara West, Iris Fowler, Bill Eskeli. Alternate: Delores Heilman SALUTATORIAN Sue Mighells St. Bonaventure University, in cooperation with the Cattaraugus County Principal's Associa- tion, sponsored a seminar for college oriented high school students. The lectures were conduct- ed on the college level and were delivered by the faculty of the School of Arts and Sciences at the University. The objectives of the program included Q15 to allow the students an opportunity to experience the lecture method of instruction as used in col- leges and universities, C25 to present material in various subject matter areas that would not normally be covered in high school courses, C35 to provide an educational service to the local community. I It is hoped that the following results will be realized: C13 better oriented and acclimated stu- dents for college, Q25 more interest at the Univer- sity level, C35 greater service to area people. Our selection of students was based upon the following criteria C15 strong college oriented student 423 interest in a four year college pro- gram f3J be a Junior or Senior Q45 scholastic achievement C53 intellectual ability, and C65 desire. -KC- 81 FOREIG EXCHANGE STUDE T l, gf il My home is in Kobe, Japan, which is a large city of about a million in population. This city is known as an International seaport. As most of the people do not have cars, busses, taxis and street cars are the means of transportation we use. Also bicycles and motorcycles are used very widely. Our milkman and bread man use the bicycle, and the laundry man uses a motorcycle. When we go to the business centers, we use taxis, busses and street cars. We live in a six - room house which includes a kitchen, dining room, living room, bedrooms and bath. As our furniture is not as large as yours, each one of these rooms is smaller than yours. We have electricity and gas which are the same as yours. As we Japanese love plain beauty, we do not paint our walls inside, nor the outside of the houses as colorfully as you do. Usually our walls are white or light brown inside, and the outside of our houses is natural wood or cement. I attend an all girl private school in Kobe. We do not have school busses, so we use public busses, street cars, or our own feet. About 1300 girls attend my school. Our building includes four stories, the first floor is used for elementary grades, the second for Junior High, the third for Senior High, and the fourth is for a two-year college. My school also has an international school which girls from foreign countries attend. We do not have a cafeteria. Students bring their own lunches, and milk and sweet rolls are served for those who want them. We have school uniforms which are 'navy blue serge skirts and jackets, white blouses, navy blue beret and coats for winter. For summer we wear a white blouse with light blue cotton skirt and a hat. Our book bags are also part of our uniforms. My family is an average Japanese family including my parents and two sisters, 19 and 21 years of age. My father works in the office of the Osaka Shipping Company. This company handles the cargo shipped all over the world. They have a branch in New York City. 82 'fs 5 'A 5 A My mother is a housewife, but most of our housework is done by our maid. She comes in every day. Our main foods are rice with fish, eggs, vegetables and meat. Rice is for the same purpose as your bread. We love dairy products and fruit. To eat these foods my family uses chopsticks when they are prepared in Japanese style, and silverware for Western style foods. My family religion is Buddhist. In East Randolph I attend the East Randolph Methodist Church, and sing in the choir every Sunday. The sanctuary has been re- modeled since I came here and I have been very much interested in the progress made in the Church. The younger Japanese prefer Western clothes be- cause they are more comfortable. Most of the older people still wear Japanese clothes all the time. My mother prefers to wear a Kimono. On special occasions such as New Years and weddings, the younger people also wear Kimonos. In Japan dark colors are for the old people and bright colors for the young, and you seldom see young people in grey or black kimonos. The weather differs in parts of Japan. We have four seasons, and in June we have the rainy season which I do not like. I have never seen as much snow as you have. In Kobe we have about one or two inches. Of course in the northern part they have about the same amount as you do. I enjoy the beautiful snow scenes of the country- side in the United States. My American sister and I wore snow shoes a short time ago. I discovered that it is more difficult to walk with them than I ever imagined. When I fell down I had difficulty getting up again. I am very glad the American Field Service chose me as the exchange student to come to Randolph. I feel that I have made many friends in western New York, and know that this friendship will continue for years to come. Air- plane travel has made our world much smaller, and I hope that I may have the pleasure of entertaining my American friends in Japan when I return home. I also would like to return to America again some day. l l 1 1 HILLTOP STAFF Row One: Chuck Wilfong, Sylvia Washburn, Carol Williams, Judy Brace, Suzie Casler, Vicky Intihar. Row Two: William Eskeli, Bobby West, Loretta Berg, Jayne Deeley, Janet Oyler, Motoyo Kai, Lorraine Hill, Dianne Smith. Row Three: William Dow, Judy Arnold, Marsha Booth, Gail Houghton, Faye Haas, Delores Deeley, Jerldine Ruggiero, Lynn Ashdown, Nancy Carr, Row Four: Jim Bentley, Sue Minnick, Liz Roberts, John Stanz, Nancy Brown, Betty Weaver, Lenila Waite, Carol Conklin, Genevieve Whitmore. Mr. Eskeli, Iris Fowler, Geraldine Stevens, Bonnie Van Sickle, Mrs. Dunn. 83 TUDE T CCUNCIL Row One: Mr. Christner, Charles Wilfong, Suzie Mary Minnick, Kay Burch, Susan Young. Row Casler, Gerry Stevens, Lorraine Hill, Mr. Eskeli. Three: Charles Fox, Bruce Olson, Paul Casler, Row Two: John West, Dennis Dexter, Barbara Nancy Brown, Donna Williams, Howard Zollinger. VATIO AL HO OR SCCIETY ROW One: Mr- Christner, Suzie Casler, Nancy Judy Brace, Bonnie Van Sickle, Lenila Waite, Faith BTOWYI, Margaret, Walters, Gerry Stevens, MY- Willsie. Row Three: Charles Fox, William Eskeli. Brown. Row Two: Barbara West, Carol Williams, BRQADCAST STAFF Row One: Bonnie Carr, Motoyo Kai, Suzie Casler, Emily Mighells, Delores Heilman, Lorraine Hill. Row Two: Karen Davis, Sharon Rhoades, Kathleen Patterson, Randy Shenefiel, Iris Fowler, Eunice Hills, Sharon Hill, Geraldine Stevens, Gail Houghton, SCHOOL P PER Dianne Smith. Row Three: Darlene Waite, Carol Conklin, Lenila Waite, Beverly Lindquist. Row Four: Melvin Parr, Susan Barron, Sylvia Washburn, Kathy Morse, John Stanz, Linda Lapp, Liz Roberts, Chuck Wilfong, Connie Minnick. Row One: Miss Frarey, Mr. Haun- felner, Miss Krivonyak. Row Two: Janet Oyler, Sue Minnick, Carol Williams. 85 FUTURE FARMERS OF MERICA , es aw, Kenneth Goodrich, Clayton Barber, David Hensel. Row Four: Larry Dechow, Richard Bromley Brian Anderso 7 n7 David Gordon, Archie Wadsworth, Harold Arm- Row One: Mr. Eskeli, Dennis Carr, Kenneth Adams, Adams, Robert Bromley Charl Sh Dale Senn, Chester Smith, Jack Fowler, William Eskeli. Row Two: Nathan Luce, Richard Hotch- kiss, Dewayne Berg, Edward Miller, Jerry Berg, Arthur Benson, Thomas Percy, Fred Miller, Richard strong, Richard Sheldon. And ' FUTURE HOMEMA KERS OF MERICA , Row One' Versa Na ie D l . p r, e ores Heilman, Connie Burch, Vicki Intihar, Lynn Ashdown, Miss Spencer. Row Two: Donna Claflin, Karen Davis, Sharon Rhoades, Althea Brown, Karen Aanerud, Yvonne Morri M ' ' s, adeline Landon, Shirley Lawson, Doris Brown: Row Three: Barbara Walters, Jacklyn Jackson, Martha Maynard, Janice Shenefiel Ros- anne Doubek, Shirley Kaltenbach Joyce W dl , en e 1, Marilyn Blood. Row Four: Donna.Sparks, Edith Wri ht R' ' ' g , ita Johnson, Genevieve Whitmore Mar y Y Willits, Sylvia Washburn, Kay Sopak, Myrna Wilbur. PORTS Z--. Q K VARSITY FOOTB LL Row One: Floyd Cornelius, Hank Schobey, Chuck Shaw, Terry LaCroix, Chuck Milliman, Bill Wolfe, Jack Fowler, Barrett Groves, Henry Priess. Row Two: David Schwab, Walter Penfield, Dick Harrow- er, Melvin Parr, Harry Deeley, Randy Shenefiel, Mike Kuhns, Patrick Smith, Ronald Stuart. Row Three: Coach Wheeler, Dick Bromley, Fred Las- celles, Gordon Johnson, Dick Page, Chuck Wilfong John Stanz, Ronald Waldron, Duane Sundown, Rod- ney Cooper, Paul Casler, Coach Blehar, Chuck Fox Coach Stephens. JR. HIGH FOOTB LL Row One: Eddie Smith, David Beaver, James Kassianos, William Peterson, Ronnie Stevens, Douglas Cowan, Dennis Dexter, Gerry Ellington. Row Two: Patrick Thrasher, Dennis Duffee, James Glow, Lowell Wilcox, John West, Gordon Schultz, James Davidson. Row Three: Robert Morrison, Raymond Bowen, Roger Harrower, Richard Young, Terry Slade, Tom Kennedy, Clifton Roth. Row Four: James Weaver, Gary Nourse, Parker McKinney, Don Clancy, Tom Wade, Fred Groat. VARSITY BASKETB LL Row One: Rodney Cooper, Archie Wadsworth, Walter Penfield, Dick Harrower, Fred Lascelles. Row Two: Chuck Fox, Duane Sundown, Randy Shenefiel, Kenny Adams, Jim Gathany, Bruce Isaman, Coach Moore. VARSITY CHEERLE DERS Row One: Lorraine Hill, Sharon Hill, Suzie Casler. Row Two: Judy Brace, Bobbie West, Iris Fowler. 89 JR. VARSITY BASKETB LL Row One: Jerry Brace, Donald Dunstan, Terry LaCroix, William Wolfe, Robert Sluga, Dennis Carr, Barrett Groves. Row Two: Jerry Berg, Robert Burroughs, Jack Fowler, Charles Shaw, Richad Hall, Michael Laughlin, Dennis Adams, Paul Casler. Row One: Karen Grey, Mary Minnick, Leona McElwain, Donna Williams. Row Two: Sharon Ar- nold, Beverly Meyer. 90 JR. VARSITY CHEERLE DERS JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Yvonne Morris, J. V., Marcia Clawson, Jr. Highg Beverly Arrance, Var- Row One Cindy Timm Kathy Lindquist Cherie Jornby. Row Two Patty Benca, Suzle Oyler Dlane Clark. ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS sity. SCORES VARSITY J. V. Randolph Falconer 30 Randolph Falconer Randolph Southwestern 31 Randolph Southwestern Randolph Franklinville 53 Randolph Franklinvile Randolph Cattaraugus 46 Randolph Cattaraugus Randolph Alleghany 64 Randolph Alleghany Randolph Falconer 34 Randolph Falconer Randolph Portville 44 Randolph Portville Randolph Salamanca 56 Randolph Salamanca Randolph Southwestern 68 Randolph Southwestern Randolph Little Valley 62 Randolph Little Valley Randolph Cassadaga 74 Randolph Cassadaga Randolph Franklinville 69 Randolph Franklinville Randolph Cattaraugus 52 Randolph Cattaraugus Randolph Cassadaga 62 Randolph Cassadaga Randolph Alleghany 75 Randolph Alleghany Randolph Little Valley 46 Randolph Little Valley WRESTLING TEAM Row One Melvin Parr Mike Kuhn, Rodney Beck- Johnson, Chuck Wilfong, Nathan Luce, Bruce Mc- wlth Clan Inkley Chuck Milliman, Bill Eskeli, John Leod, Byron Ashdown, John Webb, Bob Weaver, Stanz Row Two Harry Deeley, Floyd Cornelius, Henry Priess, Bruce Isaman, Ronald Stewart. Dick Page Tim Parker Donald Waldron, Gordan Cattaraugus Pine Valley Silver Creek Cassadaga Gowanda Falconer Silver Creek Salamanca Southwestern Cattaraugus Pine Valley Cassadaga SCORES 26 Randolph 16 Randolph 24 Randolph 28 Randolph 42 Randolph 35 Randolph 23 Randolph 27 Randolph 23 Randolph 17 Randolph 14 Randolph 28 Randolph FOUR SECTIONAL CHAMPS Melvin Parr Bill Eskeli John Stanz Rodney Beckwith , l BASEBALL TEAM Row One: Ron Stewart, Bill Wolfe, Terry LaCroix, Stevens, Roger Milspaw, Fred Milliman, Walter Mel Parr, Dennis Carr, Chuck Milliman, Arch Wads- Penfield, Randy Shenefield, Kerry Phillips, Jack A t M er Lilie Chuck Wilfong, Paul Casler, Rodney Cooper, worth, Sandy Brown, Dennis rms rong, anag . , Row Two: Don Armstrong, Manager, Coach Curtiss Slocum. TRACK TEAM Row One: David Gordon, Bill Wolfe, Pat Smith, Gary Holdridge, Joe Chubb, Craig Inkley, Fred Dick Page, Randy Shenefiel, Bill Eskeli. Row Two: Milliman, Roger Milspaw, John Stanz. 93 Richard Page :,.x - - ' 3 H. '-h' f .,., ,. U fflf, ff' V' mn Q35 ' ' , fb :. A ,, - ' , W- ,. iz ' Q my ' '-lag - 2, - X ,- , -. J z' ,- V , A g .--- M y K Q , 5 i g? ff3ff'f ' 5LL,..,.....-a 53 1 . 2.125-wi ' -5 .L sexo 4,1 I Wx: xflsw giiiig eii x :fm A iggni-was 4 Q -FH- W , im - . Ma 1 9 :sw 1, - :f-Em ,'fg7!'7f r11-:mf - 'f- ,, M 99 5: Mi? , JH ': 535'-EL 7 151- qIg.,f:,'s:':zsl ,, Q? - L5 W S M' ,,,y-,,,,s:.,l1'5Q'2 ff-g?g?r!s'4 wwiil f L - t me--fs 7 ,Egg gg i ,i y 15, M5 E 5 13 g ' .H ., , , n John Stanz Nathan Luce Gordon Johnson Charles Wilfong S NIORS Sharon Hill N SPORT Walter Penfield Judy Brace Row One: Delores Heilman, Suzie Casler, Barbara West, Delores Deeley, Lorraine Hill, Jane Deeley. Row Two: Susan Barron, Bonnie Carr, Karen Davis, Sharon Rhoades, Carol Williams, Sharon Hill, Kath- leen Patterson, Joyce Derby, Althea Brown. Row Three: Karen Patterson, Connie Burch, Lenila Waite, Linda Lapp, Beverly Arrance, Jeraldi Ruggiero, Elizabeth Roberts. Row Four: Syl Washburn, Vicky Intihar, Kathy Groves, Bevel Lindquist, Carol Conklin, Judy Brace, Versa Napic Kay Sopak, Sue Minnick, Bonnie Van Sickle, Ly Ashdown. PEP CLUB OFFICERS President L-, ..LL ,. .....LF.... Iris Fowler Vice-President .,.....L,..... Janet Oyler Secretary ,........,LLe,.... Joyce Crane Treasurer -C ,.---, .......es, Judy Arnold Row One: Marsha Booth, Judy Covert, Mary Kal- tenbach, Leona McElwain, Beverly Meyer, Diane Crane, Doris Brown, Bonnie Page, Sharon Arnold, Eunice Hills, Yvonne Morris. Row Two: Karen Aanerud, Rosanne Doubek, Lois McElwain, Nancy Riddell, Virginia Lindquist, Connie Spence, Loretta Cooper, Rita Johnson, Gail Houghton, Kathy Morse, Karen Grey. Row Three: Carol Fritton, Elizabeth Stillman, Bonnie Nichols, Judy Hagerdon, Gloria Valeski, Sharon Schultz, Bethany Schultz, Mary Crissey, Donna Williams, Susan Palmer, Shirley Kaltenbach, Carolyn Gray. Row Four: Barbara Glow, Janice Miller, Diane Wilcox, Marcia Gumienik, Martha Shean, Julie De Hart, Mary Minnick, Earlyn Carr, Cynthia Shine, Louise Kibbe, Leslie Sharpe, Jeanette Milks. 96 . in ffff 1 J' A :,' pf fi i SCHOCDL PERSONNEL Q X , Row One: Clifford Messervey, Phillip Harrington, Bill Yergens, Horton Smith, Roger Cowan. Row Two: Dean Waite, Edward Brown, Horace Fowler, Lloyd Wright, Warren Slater, Clarence Brown. S 2 , ff gf ,Q , X 98 BUS DRIVERS Row One: Charles Hughes David Shene fiel, Richard Bohall, Fred Pflugradt, Her bert Shipherd, Ray Colburn. Row Two Leonard Waite, Harold Kennedy, Archer Wright, Theodore Young, Lloyd Whitcomb Paul Remington Jack Flood , . i, vt, r,, ,A,.,., ,Wm ,,,,,m, 2m,:,t.,,,, ,.a.W,,,,,,,,e,,,,,.,,,,,.,, .,., ,,... ,,,,r ,.q,,.,, , . 7 -V CLISTODIANS Row One: Earl McKimm, Merle McKimm, Percy Paisley. Row Two: Eva Carr, Harold Fargo, Peter Reding, Harold Waite. f Ax ' if 5 OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Hillard, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Heyl Mrs. Fellows. is Louise Pflugradt Catherine Bromley, Olive Harkness Jean Myers Ernestme Brain CAFETERIA STAFF Marjorie Hughes, Christine Lind, Joyce Carr, Lillian Waite, Jean Barber, Lorena Milligan. FINE FCDOD 100 ,gf,'5-Ii - EE W X5 'cf C g T I 'r T The Closs I I96O U I ted Opportuhiti Aw T YOU I The Jamestown A F Your F d th .IAMESTOWN AREA CHAMBER GF COMMERCE Compliments of STATE BANK OF RANDOLPH Randolph New York 6 VPSURANC- A. G. Crowley, Pres. A. F. Timm, V. Pres. 5 T. A. Searle, V. Pres. R. F. Seager, Cashier Directors Eddy J. Brace A. J. Crowley W. E. Gallagher F. G. Myers Ruth F. Seager T. A. Searle A. F. Timm 103 Compliments of wERNER'S GULF SERVICE Be-:ff LM ' MULLERSCHON'S GROCERY Conewango New York East Randolph New Yo k Q . fs N0 55, g as Bes Wishes 'nk 4 ?-lx' ifrom -S-f.+-Lggggyee-'f Qv l f FALCON ER BOYERS PARKEDGE STORE KENDALL SERVICE FalcOner's only A. A. Stamp Stat on Y k Falconer NewY k Red House New or 79 Il' ' I 5 Q. db its Q C on gmmiatiom M I f SQ ! 70771 6' GARDNER'S BEAUTY SHOP Neioma Gardner East Randolph ll,jlI Q. - xy! RANDOLPH DINER Home Cooked Food New Yo k Randolph New Y k jg' Good Lu Complimentx . ' . from of I X I l T I 5? ' X FRANCE MOTOR WILLIAMS BROS. XQ Y, -- dwg? City ,XAGOT AAOI'l46l' I N Prop. Randolph New York Orville France Jr. 104 Red House Compliments from Good Luck WESTERN Auro Cm ,,6O,, Locally Owned CHARLES H. TUBBS 8a CO Randolph New York Randolph New Yo k James Mong, Prop. Congratulations from v lex! 'sf - H - i S-'- -' ' mm llllll Randolpli New York Congratulations Compliment! Of ffm Jaek 8. 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