Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

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We hope that this book, each time you open its covers, will bring back many happy and fondly cherished memories of your high school years, and that you Will renew forgotten acquaintances and recall old friends each time you turn its pages. If the Hilltop accomplishes these things, then it is fulfilling that purpose for which it Was intended - to preserve your high school years in word and picture that you may never forget these very important and very precious years of your life. - K. G. Randolph Central School District was saddened by the sudden death on November 27, 1961, of Mr. Kenneth E. Gibbin, district super- intendent of Cattaraugus County Third Super- visory District. Death was attributed to a heart attack. During Mr. Gibbin's entire professional career, he was dedicated to the cause of edu- cation. Since moving to East Randolph in 1941, he was particularly interested in the welfare of the schools in our local area. His chief concern was the enlargement of educa- tional opportunity for all pupils of Randolph and vicinity. He continually fought for the elevation of standards, and the securing of sufficient state aid to make this goal possible. He was a devoted husband and father, and a loyal friend. He participated in community affairs insofar as his time permitted. He will be greatly missed by all those who knewihim. 4 MEMORIAL We present this publication, that may remain a lasting tribute to the name of Lloyd Edward Post, who died May 27, 1957, friend and classmate, too soon tragically parted from us and those who loved him. It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make Man better beg Or standing long an oak, three hundred year, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sereg A lily of a day Is fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night- It was the plant and flower of Light. In small proportions we just beauties see 3 And in short measures life may perfect be. DEDICATICJ 5 Mr. Stephens, We, the Senior Class of 1962 wish to say thank you for the countless ways in which you have served asa guiding light throughout our high school years. Thank you for the many hours you spent in Working on our class projects, thank you for keeping us in line when We threatened to become too complacent and began to let studies or obligations slipg thank you for being a person of foundless energy and humor and one upon on Whom we could always depend. It seems that a hundred thank yous would be inadequate payment for all that we owe you, so instead, let us put our grat- itude in the form of a gesture. To express our very sincere and heart-felt thanks, we dedicate to you, Mr. Stephens, this Hilltop for 1962. Very gratefully yours, , The Senior Class of 1962 -K. G. Keep your eye S on the copy! 9-f 'fs fs 'mg . J v3 P 5 i '- s 6 r Latiil wen 011 Alwavs Ram Y THE EASY LIFE OF TEACHER Mr. Bowers What a physique! Well, Miss Heron, what are you up to? 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' -- in -- efizw X Guy L. Mathews Supervising Principal BOARD O LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Lindquist, Orson See, Sigmund Senn, Russell Young, President. Milton R. Horak Secondary Principal DUCATICN Myne? LEFT T0 RIGHT: Leon Carr, Raymond Van Wie, Mrs. Hillard, Mrs. Palmer PRNCIPAUS MESSAGE Mr. Milton Horak, Principal Members of the Class of 1962: In the years ahead these pages Will remind you of many happy hours spent in Randolph Central School. They will bring back memories of classmates with whom you shared the thrill of learning, the agonies of examinations, the excitement of athletic contests and the relaxations of common recreations. Furthermore, they will recall for you the encouragement given by your teachers when it was most needed, the lasting friendships you made among fellow students and the many little episodes that happened during'never-to-be-forgotten years. You will be reminded of a life for which you will often yearn but which you will never again be able to duplicate. As you review these pages in future years, may many of the hopes and dreams of your high school days have been fulfilled. May you ever feel that the educational experience you received here contributed to a useful, happier personal life and a better, more peaceful world. Milton R. Horak F ACU'-TY We Wien to express our sincere tinanics and appreciation to yon, the iacnitg oi Ytancioipin Centrai Scinooi. it your gniciance and nntiring gained in wisdom, ' g Words 'Yixrong iN e have cieretanmiin . ess our eiiorts ienowierige, and nn aione cannot acieqnateiy expr gratitncie. We can onig sag, 'Tinanii fNi.G 'goof' Herbert E. Ahlers Ind. Arts, Driver Ed., Adult Ed. Dirc. St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo-B.S. Jack Berger Driver E. St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo-B.S. Lawrence Bourne Special Class ' St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Geneseo-B.S. X SECONDARY FACULTY Mrs. Virginia Alexander French, Latin Oberlin-A.B., Middlebury-M.A. Mrs. Mildred Brossman Art St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia-Life. Mrs. Pearl Babcock Homemaking, Cafe Mgr. St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo-B.S. Herman Brown Cit. Ed. 11, 12 Clarion-B.S. Miss Cynthia Chall Dental Hygienist Buffalo Technical Ins.-D.H. Mrs. Elizabeth Charles Math 8, Alg. 9 St.-U. of Ed., Fredonia-Life. Berger F. Edlund Math 7, 8 Susquehanna U.-A.B., U. of Pitt.- M.Ed. Matthew Eskeli Agric, Math 9, Shop 9 Cornell U.-B.S. . 5 Qi F. Q ,vs Mrs. Corinne Clark Cit. 8, Eng. 8 St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo-B.S. Fordyce Fox Instrumental Music St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia-B.S., N. Y. U.-'M.S. IV 1' 1: I 4 'V' f YWW James Dobie Eng. 7, 8 St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia-B.S. Mrs. Marian Fox Eng-. 9, 10 Syracuse U.-A.B. gs Mrs. Marie Fox Organ Instructor Str-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia-B.S. Q50 ,, U? we Xkof' Angelo Fratarcangelo Science St. Bonaventure U.-B.S. Merrill Maines Adv. Science Indiana State-'B.S., Penn. State- M.Ed. 14 Miss Judy Heron Girls Phys. Ed. Brockport S.T.C.-B.S. .4 .J We Paul Huizdzak Cit. Ed. 7, 9 Mansfield, PennsylvanimB.S. Miss Janet Kuss Commercial Mercyhurst, Erie, Pa.-B.S. Miss Suzanne Mocko Eng. 10, 12 Wagner-B.A'. Robert Moore Guidance Director Brockport S.T.C.-B.S. Frederic 'Nagle Speech Therapist Purdue-B.S., Ball St.-T. C.-M.A. Alton Reichard Eng. 8, Cit. 7 St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia-B.S. Mrs. Shirley Nagle Nurse Buffalo-B.S., Columbia-M.A. Mrs. Clara Northcraft Eng. 10, 11 Keuka-A.B. Wilfred Ross Science 9, Biology Adrian, Mich.-B.S. Harry Neff Cit. Ed. 10, 11 St. Bonaventure-B.A. Mrs. Kathryn Seastrum Librarian K St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Albany-B.S if f of W 1 . Qgfjw'favs-wwzwvifessL1Qeslfasefsawfgmg-swggfufw 'igsmg:sswsmrg,m::g1wfwang-Q--Qian:.ww -f:,- f - -1... 1. 1. H..- ,,. ,.,...... viS.313.QQ5fg?52kmf213zw?i.fef'l.sg5f3m3wQe'ggQew.2.fEm.f,,s1g511.-eflgaais,Q if-3.51155 g.rqf3.W-. -msg.,Hmm-.fs'af Y smwesffugfrr-,2z':'Yf5f5.x1' vwfw Q-.wS5fsi.gm 1g.l..,.1isiag.t-,.gg1.,w.sLf1ss?,.i3'g,1f3:ggxg.?m42..g?m1,5fsg?..g.ggiQm.L.f1Q.r',fs.gfi,.q..W3A.g,-.gi... ll ss sf . 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F A ful...its-1.fg,w.f,Q,1.f -- .- 1. 5f..-.izlhfm52...-w.1mff1m - H aw K 'iQii:?sEi?lLS:FmE-S1315 kia 'HG-.':f,, 5: 5fLl'9?z 27::a:3LfQ ST?E.w -:stil-'Q Egifglf S 31513-252 J .0 4. 1 5 f' ' fE .?u J1 :liiieiile . im2iL5f4if?.-M., mf ,M 7.5-fM1T2fr John Stephens Eng. 7, Cit. 7 St. Bonaventure-B.A. 1.1! ml--wif. tl. :Viiift 55 Mgsssg 31? . F my. :,f XL-sggwivm 1' . 1 S iw 33' iw 16.2--.lex .z f Leonard Waite Math. 9, 10, 11, 12 St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo-B.S., Columbia-M.A. 16 2 l 1 V 5.1 My . .X Ula x. in le KJ' Nb' I lx 1 , J: 1 if Roger Swanson Vocal Music Bradley-'B.A., Columbia-M.A. Anthony Tuccio Commercial St. Bonaventure-B.B.A. 1 K X . David Wheeler Boys Phys. Ed., Health Taylor-B.S., Syracuse-M.S. Miss Faye Toellner Homemaking St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Oneonta-B.S Donald Wishart Ind. Arts St.-U. Coll. of Ed., BuffalofB.S. 'Ynis year is rapidiy drawing to a ciose 'ior you, tine Senior Giass oi 1962, and with it a chapter oi .your iite 'nis- tory is ending. We nope tnat tnis chapter inas been iiiied with rnany yr on- deriui experiences and tinat you dnaye gained in rnaturity , yvisdorn, and under- standing during t'nese past years. Soon you wiii 'oe put to the test in a yvorid oi striie and uncertainty, but it is a id iuii oi opportunity and yve, the hope that your nigh ue to a ric'n KN OT Hiiitop Stait, s yriii 'oe a proiog no sc'nooi year iuii iiie. Z and SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CRAIG S. BROWN 6GBud7! President BEVERLY A. MEYER Midget Secretary ROBERT G. BURROUGHS lGBOb77 Vice-President EMILY J. WADE Em Treasurer I Z is - 'E gsi fx 's 2 E Z E s KE Q 1 ml? KARIN I. AANERUD Boo Boo ELTON D. ACKER 6EElf7! C. DENNIS ARMSTRONG Denim-2 CARL J, ANDREWS BYRON JAMES ASHDOWN Crashed -. 73' RODNEY E. BECKWITH Mouse HOWARD C. BATTERSON K 6lBat!7 HAROLD R. BLOOD Harold JERRY L. BERG MARSHA BOOTH -fJem,H Little Red 20 KARL S. BROWN, JR. usandyu RICHARD BROMLEY Richie RONALD J. CARGILL Rollo SANDRA BURR DAVID CARPENTER usandyn csDaVer9 21 ROBERT L. CHADWICK KlBO'b!! PAUL M. CASLER LYNN CARROLL llpaul!! l6Lynn77 1 i 1 RODN EY COOPER ucoopv LORETTA COOPER ANTHONY EARL HL0I,I,ie77 l6TOny7l 22 RALPH A. DEXTER lCDeX7! ALLENE CRISSEY zaMaryaa VIVIAN A. ELLINGTON CK'V'iV7! LARRY E. DOW JACK H. FOWLER Lawrence Little John 23 EVERETT C. GARDNER, JR. Junior JUDITH LEE HAGERDON Jude 24 PETER J. GRASSINO Pete KAREN D. GREY 66G,rey!7 RICHARD D. HALL Dork A PATRICIA LOU ClPat!, NANCY L. HITCHCOCK Nana EUNICE L. HILLS Euner NANCY L. HUGHES lGNan77 GAIL E. HOUGHTON FAITH MARIE JOHNS Frenchie Faith SHIRLEY KALTENBACH Shirley PATRICIA KOCHANIEC l6Pa.t97 MARK V. KLEMANN TERRY H. LA CROIX Mooney Croix 26 WILLIAM MARTIN B1 LARRY E. MARSH CELafrry77 LOIS MARGARET MC ELWAIN Little Mac MAE MC ELWAIN SAMUEL C. MC ELWAIN Big Mac Sam 27 X X CHERYL ANN MORRIS Cherry KATHERINE TAYLOR MORSE Bird JOHN W. PALMER lCJOhn7! BONNIEEPAGE SUSAN E. PALMER uOSC2.I'v POQpS HENRY W. PRIESS 6lHank7, VID CHARLES SCHWAB SchWabby DAVID N. RICE Dave DALE S. SENN acDeWeyrr CHARLES E. SHAW Chuck H29 RONALD M. SIKES 6lR0n!7 LOLA G. SHENEFIEL WAYNE DAVID Lola Wayne' RONALD L. STEWART ccstewyrr PATRICK NEIL SMITH SARA LYNNE upatv Usara 30 ' WILLIAM VAN NAME Shifty HARRY J. UHL KCI-Iarev ROBERT A. WEAVER Yuke CLYDE FREDIC PAUL WILLSIE WALTERS III Wilts ffclydiusv 3, WILLIAM E. WOLFE HAZEL EDITH WRIGHT Bill Wazel JOHN STEPHENS Advisor ROGER SWANSON AN GELO Advisor Advisor 32 SENIOR ACTIVITIES KARIN AANERUD - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 H.M.S. Pinafore 23 Sec- tional All-State 33 Pep Club 1, 23 F.H.A. 1, 23 Senior Play Cast 43 Debating 33 The Gondo- liers Cast 33 Broadcast Staff 3. ELTON ACKER - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 All-County 1, 23 Sectional All-State 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Chef's Club 43 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. SONNE ANDERSON - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, Librarian 43 Hilltop 4g Leader's Club 4, President 4g Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 All-County 1, 23 Sectional All-State 1, 2, 3, 43 Conference All-State 43 National Honor Society 43 Pep Club 33 Broadcast 33 Magazine Sales Winner. CARL ANDREWS - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 All-County 2, 3, 43 Sectional All-State 2, 3, 43 All-State Manual Library 3, 43 Hilltop 43 Chef's Club 4g Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. BYRON ASHDOWN - Wrestling 23 Chef's Club 4. HOWARD BATTERSON - Mixed Chorus 1, 23 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 Hilltop 43 Chef's Club 4. RODNEY BECKWITH - Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 23 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 Varsity Club 3, 43 Junior Play Cast 3. ARTHUR BENSON - F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, JERRY BERG - F.F.A. 23 Basketball 2, 3. MARSHA BOOTH -- Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Librarian 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4g H.M.S Pinafore Cast 2g The Gondoliers Cast 33 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 43 All-County 3, 43 Sectional All-State 33 Hilltop 2, 3, 43 Broadcast 3, 4g Pep Club 33 Leader's Club 4 3 Junior Play Cast 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BROMLEY - Football Manager 23 Basketball Manager 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chefs Club 4. CRAIG BROWN - Football Manager 13 Basket- ball Manager 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2,.43 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 43 Class Treasurer 2, 3, Presi- dent 43 Student Council 4, Vice-President 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Boys' State 33 Hilltop 4. SANDFORD BROWN - Band 1, 2, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 33 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Chef's Club 43 All-County 1, 2, 33 All-State 2, 33 Wrestling 4. HOWARD BUCK - Mixed Chorus 1, 33 The Gondoliers Cast 33 A Cappella 33 Senior Play Cast 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 All- County 33 Sectional All-State. SANDRA BURR - Intramurals 1, 2. ROBERT BURROUGHS - Debating 2, 33 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Cast 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Hilltop 43 Model United Nations 3g Class President 1, Vice-President 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3. PAUL CASLER - National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Model United Nations 13 Debating 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Class President 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 The Gondoliers Cast 33 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 43 Youth Forum 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4, Vice-President 3 3 Junior Play Cast 33 Chef's Club 4. RONALD CARGILL - Chef's Club 4. 3 DAVID CARPENTER - Wrestling 13 Baseball 43 Chef's Club 4. LYNN CLARK - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4s Debating 33 National Honor Society 43 Hilltop 33 Pep Club 1. LORETTA COOPER - Pep Club 2, 33 Leader's Club 43 Broadcast 33 Junior Play Cast 33 In- 'tramurals 2, 3, 4. RODNEY COOPER - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. MARY CRISSEY - Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 Class Vice-President 23 National Honor Society 43 Hilltop 3, 4, Assistant Editor 43 Broadcast Staff 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Editor 4, Salu- tatorian. ANTHONY COVERT - Track 3, 43 Wrestling 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Chef's Club 4. RALPH DEXTER - Baseball 13 Key Club 13 Junior Play Cast 33 Mixed Chorus 33 The Gon- doliers Cast 3 3 Varsity Club 4g Chef's Club 4' Football 43 Track 3. ROSANNE DOUBEK -- Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Secretary 23 F.H.A. 1, 23 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 The Gondoliers I 33 SENICDR ACTIVITIES Cast 35 Pep Club 1, 25 All-County 35 A Cap- pella 3. LARRY DOW - Track 3. VIVIAN ELLINGTON - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 15 H.M.S, Pinafore Cast 25 Broad- cast Staff 45 Solo Festival. JACK FOWLER - Basketball 1, 25 Football 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 25 The Gondoliers Cast 35 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 45 Mixed Sextet 35 A Cap- pella 3, 4. EVERETT GARDNER - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 All-County 2. PETER GRASSINO - Foreign Exchange Stu- dent 45 Hilltop 45 Track 45 Baseball 4. KAREN GREY - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Leader's Club 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 35 National Honor Society 45 Hill- top 3, 4, Literary Editor5 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 1. JUDY HAGERDON - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 A Cappella 3, 45 Hilltop 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Broad- cast Staff 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Girls' Sextet 25 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 25 Solo Festival 15 Special Junior High Chorus 1. RICHARD HALL - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 A Cappella 3, 45 All-County 1, 2, 35 Conference All-State 35 Sectional All- State 1, 2, 35 Football 15 Senior Play Cast 45 Mixed Sextet 35 Basketball 25 H.M.S. Pina- fore Cast 25 The Gondoliers Cast 35 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 4. EUNICE HILLS - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Model United Nations 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Broad- cast Staff 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 3, 45 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3. GARY HOLDRIDGE - Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Football 3. GAIL HOUGHTON - Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All-County 15 Area-All-State 3, 45 Conference All-State 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 The Gondoliers Cast 35 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 45 Mixed Sextet 35 Debating 1, 2, 3, 45 Model United Nations 25 National 34 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3 5 Broadcast Staff 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Special Junior High Chorus 15 Valedictorian. FAITH JOHNS - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Team 45 Broadcast 45 All-County 1, 3, 45 Sec- tional All-State 2. MARY KALTENBACH - Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 1. SHIRLEY KALTENBACH - Pep Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Secretary 45 Dele- gate to Elmira F.H.A. Convention 3. LINDA KENNEDY - Broadcast 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 2, PATRICIA KOCHANIEC - Student Council 1, 25 Class Vice-President 1, 25 Cheerleader 1, 25 Broadcast 3, 45 Hilltop 45 Leader's Club 45 Senior Play Cast 4. TERRY LACROIX - Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Class Vice-President 1. LARRY MARSH - F.F.A. 4. MARY MATHEWS - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 25 The Gondoliers Cast 35 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All-County 1, 2, 3, 45 Sectional All-State 1, 2, 3, 45 Conference All-State 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' State5 Exchange Student Committee. LEONA McELWAIN - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Leader's Club 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Debating 2, 3, 45 Sec- tional All-State 35 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 H.M.S, Pinafore Cast 25 The Gondoliers Cast 35 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 4. LOIS McELWAIN - Majorette 1, 2, 45 Debating 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Leader's Club 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Cast 35 American Legion Oratorical Contest fthird placeJ 5 Sectional All-State 3, Solo Festival 1, 2, 35 H.M.S. Pina- fore The Pirates of Penzance Cast 4. SAMUAL McELWAIN - Intramurals 1, 2. DAWN MCKINNEY - Broadcast Staff 3, 45 Hill- top 45 Debating 3, 4 5 National Honor Society 3, SENIOR 43 Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 43 Leader's Club 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Law Day Debate 33 American Legion Oratorical Contest Cthird place 3,3 Csecond place 4.1 BEVERLY MEYER - Randolph Register Sales Winner 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- President 43 Broadcast Staff 3, 43 Hilltop 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 Class Secretary 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Leader's Club 43 Intramurals 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 The Gondoliers Cast 33 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 4. KATHRINE MORSE - Broadcast Staff 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Leader's Club 43 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 2. BONNIE PAGE - Pep Club 1, 2. JOHN PALMER - Class President 13 Student Council 13 Debating 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 13 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast 43 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3. SUSAN PALMER - Special Junior High Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 13 A Cappella 33 Mixed Sextet 33 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 The Gondoliers Cast 33 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 43 Pep Club 1, 2. 'HENRY PRIESS - Football 2, 3, 4 3 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 3 Track 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Cast 33 National Honor Society 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Class President 33 Hilltop Staff 4, DAVID RICE - Basketball 13 Track 2, 3, 43 Hill- top Staff 4. DAVID SCHWAB - Football 2, 33 Track 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Chef's Club 4. DALE SENN - F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4, Treasurer 3, County Treasurer 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Junior Play Cast 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Hilltop Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4g All-County 2, 33 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1. CHARLES SHAW - Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 4. ACTIVITIES LOLA SHENEFIEL - Mixed Chorus 1, 23 H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 2 3 Band 23 Class Treas- urer lg Debating 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g Youth Forum 33 Model United Nations 2, 43 Law Day Debate 33 Hilltop 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Broadcast Staff 3, 43 Junior Play Cast 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Syracuse Citizen- ship Conference 33 American Legion Oratorical Contest CSecond 33, fFirst 45. PATRICK SMITH - Debating 2, 33 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Treasurer 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3. RONALD STEWART - Football 2, 3, 43 Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 The Gondoliers Cast 3 3 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 4. SARA THRASHER - Band 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 13 Leader's Club 43 Debating. HARRY UHL - F.F.A. 4. WILLIAM VAN NAME - Junior Play Cast 3. EMILY WADE - Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 1, 23 Class Treasurer 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, President 43 All- County 1, 4g A Cappella 3, 43 Leader's Club 43 Debating 2, 33 Junior Play Cast 33 Mixed Sex- tet 33 Special Junior High Chorus 13 Student Exchange Committeeg H.M.S. Pinafore Cast 23 The Gondoliers Cast 33 The Pirates of Penzance Cast 4. BARBARA WAKTERS - F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4. CLYDE WALTERS - Wrestling 33 Track 3, ROBERT WEAVER - Football 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Varsity Club 3, 4. WILLIAM WOLFE - Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Student Council 33 Varsity Club 3, 4. HAZEL WRIGHT - Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Leader's Club 4. 35 VALEDICTCDRIAN SALUTATORIAN l GAIL HOUGHTON MARY CRISSEY M TOP TEN SENIORS ROW ONE: Lola Shenefiel, Mary Mathews, Mary Crissey, Gail Houghton. ROW TWO: Patrick Smith, Emily Wade, Sara Thrasher. ROW THREE: Paul Casler, Robert Burroughs, John Palmer. 1 EST MANNERED 1 . ATHLETIC SENIORS' WHO'S WHO MOST OPTIMISTIC Mark Kleman, Kathy Morse, Howard MOST POPULAR MOST POISE 37 BIGGEST FLIRT Howard Buck, Eunice Hills BEST DANCER Loretta Cooper, Ralph Dexter. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Smith, Emily Wade. rt Weaver, Marsha Booth, Henry Prle-ss. MOST STUDIOUS BEST DRESSED BEST BUILD MOST BASH F U L Larry Dow, Hazel Wright. NAME Karin Aanerud Elton Acker Sonne Anderson Carl Andrews Dennis Armstrong B. Crash Ashdown Howard Batterson Rodney Beckwith Art Benson Jerry Berg Harold Blood Marsha Booth Dick Bromley Craig Brown Sandy Brown Howard Buck Sandra Burr Bob Burroughs Ron Cargill Dave Carpenter Paul M. Casler Bob Chadwick Lynn Clark Loretta Cooper Rodney Cooper Tony Covert Mary Crissey Ralph Dexter Rosanne Doubek Larry Dow Vivian Ellington Jack Fowler Everett Gardener Peter Grassino Karen Grey Judy Hagerdon Richard Hall Pat Harvey Eunice Hills Nancy Hitchcock Gary Holdridge Gail Houghton 40 SENICR WHERE FOUND Here Sz There Working Skiing In Falcon On the Road Local gin mills A.S.P. or Randolph Center Street Center Street Blue '55 Chevy With Harry Kz Larry Mrs. Fox's Room Almost Anyplace No Comment Redhouse Working Steamburg Crandal1's Chartone East Liverpool Emily's Anywhere With Pat Hard telling Waterboro Hill With a Blonde With Lola With hall clan Anywhere Randolph With Nancy Onoville Highways-byways Home Ramming Around Home Earlyn's Jamestown A.S.P. Home Jamestown Poolhall Inkley's WHAT TIME After Dark Most Anytime When not with Sandy All the Time All the Time Anytime Anytime Anytime Night Anytime Anytime Before School After seven Anytime Most of the Time Anytime Day 6-10 P.M. Night ore Day When possible Wrong Time All hours All the Time About that Time Saturday night Most Anytime When she Explores Every morning Anytime Anytime Anytime When possible Practically always Anytime Wee Hours Most Anytime Anytime Friday Nights Weekends Anytime When Open After School ATTRACTION Red '59 Chevy's Money-Cars Sandy Girls-Money Girls Sexy Women-Carlings Girls Cars Fast Cars Phyllis Cows Pitt. University Connie Spence Anything in skirts Sonne Conewango Road Stan Short-Cute girls Food Girls 'Burlesque Shows Wine, Women, Song Irishmen Air Force Ginny Money Canoes Girls Nice Guys Milk Pueri Sharp Cars Rita Covedill Parties Money Learning to drive Money MenfConvertibles Convertibles People of all kinds Girls that can twist I'll never tell! FAVORITE FOOD Pizza Pizza-Pepsi Pizza Steak Venison Bear Meat Fish Italian Foods Pizza Hamburgers Chili Lasagne Popcorn Steak Ham Pizza Pizza Steak Chili Pizza Steak Pork Chops Spaghetti Pizza Pizza T-Bone Steak Chocolate Icebox Cake Lobster Steak Cott. cheese-pickles Tapioca Pudding Bacon-Lettuce-Tomato Fried Chicken Barbecue Steak Pizza Steak Hamburgers-Pepsi Steak Sz Mushrooms Pizza Pizza Steak HCROSCOPE DISLIKE Short Hair Tests Gossip Unfair people Tough Teacher Fords Work Cops The Fuzz Selfish people People that Brag Trouble makers Homework Conceited people Bills Snobs Homework Conceited people Dancing Dry Parties. PrefModern Eng. Lit. Snobby people Snotty kids Two-facers Gutless Wonders Conceited dem. No snow days Conceited people Noisy Cars Homework Tall people Long Hair Music Conceited people Homework Work Homework Sheriffs Stuck-up people Calories Conceited people Be late for a dance Conceited people AMBITION D.V.M. Own a Car Graduate Be Rich State Trooper Millionaire Owner of Night Club Travel Farmer Own Chevy Factory Farmer Nurse Beautician None Get Rich Make Money Beautician To Be Rich Millionaire Army Retire Stock Car Driver Work with children Private Secretary Card Shark Ford Motors' Treas. Pass Physics Travel Millionaire Ford Motors' V. Pres. Nurse Printer Ford Motors' Pres. Doctor Rich-famous Children's 'Nurse State Trooper Make Money Jump the 50 Meter Food Administrator Learn to twist Teacher FAMOUS FOR Short Romances Cool Horn Skiing C. J. Old Plymouth Shootin' the Bull Black '61 Ford Parties Chauffeur Bothering Mr. Brown Hot rodding tractor Natural Curly Hair Goofing off in Eng. Good Jokes! Little Plymouth Bothering Miss Mocko Talking Curly Hair Eating Nothing Bothering Miss Mocko Blushing Talking at wrong time Nothing Pestering Miss Mocko Sleeping in English Unlawful Entry Boston Accent Flirting Quietness Big purses Guitar '55 Ford Exchange Student Nothing Nervous in Dr. Ed. Keep 'Ford Company Rich Shortness Being Confused Getting mad Being at N.R. Dances Marks 4'I NAME Nancy Hughes Faith Johns Mary Kialtenbach Shirley Kaltenbach Linda Kennedy Mark Klemann Pat Kochaniec Terry LaCroix Larry Marsh William Martin Mary Mathews Leona McElwain Lois McElwain Samuel McElwain Dawn McKinney Bev Meyer Cheryl Morris Kathy Morse Bonnie Page John Palmer Susan Palmer Henry Priess Dave Rice Marie A. Riffel David Schwab Dale Senn Charles Shaw Lola Shenefiel Ronald Sikes Wayne D. Simmes Pat Smith Ron Stewart Sara Thrasher Harry Uhl Nick Van Name Emily Wade Barbara Walters Clyde F. Walters I Robert Weaver Paul Willsie Bill Wolfe Hazel Wright 42 II SENIOR WHERE FOUND With Hank New Hampshire Anywhere Jamestown Show Anywhere Red Wing to Chartone Across the Street A.S.P. With Harold Sz Harry Anywhere Piano Where the Boys Are! Where the Boys Are! Home Stan's Place Can't ever tell! With Tony Crandall's All over Chicken Farm In '62 Ford Anyplace On a Date Home Poolhall 23 Jamestown Street Anywhere but home Exploring Jamestown Poolroom Working on Plymouth Mouse's Parties Anyplace With Harold :Sz Larry Anyplace but home Casler's Home Jamestown R.C.S. Gym Garage at Home White Ford Anyplace WHAT TIME Anytime Summer Anytime Saturday night Anytime After 1 A.M. After School Sz Work Anytime Most Anytime Anytime Spare Time No Comment No Comment After 2 A.M. Usually Won't ever tell! Anytime 6-10 P.M. All the time All hours of night All hours After 10 o'c1ock Nights Anytime Anytime When possible Anytime Late Nights After 8 P.M. Most of the Time Whenever possible Anytime Most of the Time Night Sat. for supper Most Anytime Most of the Time After School Anytime Anytime Anytime ATTRACTION Hank Vacations Boys Doug Money Opposite Sex Blonds 8: Cadillac Girls Fords 8: Girls Corvettes Concerts P.V.C.S. Boys Cute Boys Sharp Cars Food Will tell-Chuck! Tony South Seas Islands Money Money Fords Parties Good looking girls Animals Sexy Girls Donna Girls Number 19 Good looking girls Chess Boards Lynn Sue Palmer Money Corvettes XKE Jag Paul's dog Guys Big'Jcity girls Good Wrestlers Hobbies Girls Convertibles FAVORITE FOOD Ham Tunaburgers Italian Dishes Popcorn Pizza Beer-Hamburgers Stan's Pizza Steak Steak Steak Tunafish Fish Fries Steak Steak Banana Sand. Who eats! Pizza Hot Dogs Sirloin Steak Fish Pizza Pizza Pizza All good food Spaghetti Rice Potatoes Pecan Pie Pizza Venison Fillet Mignon' Pizza Olives Fish Hot Dogs Jerry's pizza Shrimp Beer-Pizza Pizza Pizza-Vodka Steak French fries HOROSCOPE DISLIKE Snotty people Bossy people Dirty hair 8: Combs Onions Latin Deceitful girls Socks Stuck-up people Teachers Teachers Hard Windshields Two-Timers Being called Leona Big-shots Coconut-hooks Cow juice Homework Homework Food Eggs Shy Men Spam Stuck-up people Being grounded The word no Hard Cider Effects Weird people Alarm Clocks Teachers People Bossy Women Snobs IC4!! Teachers Speedshifters Liver Bossy people Sexy Girls Guitars Noisy people Running out of gas Homework AMBITION Graduate-Marriage Graduate Graduate Get Married Go to College Bartender Money, Men Sz Food Graduate Own a New Ford Own a New Corvette To own Steinway Nurse Nurse Succession Racing D.V.M. Make Dreams Come T Make Money Be a Beachcomber Airline Hostess Engineer Nurse Graduate Race Sports Cars Nurse Be an Admiral Farmer Become Famous Love Lorn Columnist Graduate Lawyer Own a Ferrari U. S. Air Force Pilot Unknown Farmer Drive at Stateline Teacher Find the right guy Happiness Join Air Force Build own Sportscar Live to be 21 Secretary T119 FAMOUS FOR Being Tall Talking too fast Long Hair Reading Late Talking Chasing Women Eating Low Marks Doing Nothing Doing Nothing All the preceding Being a Twin Being a Twin First one in class Forgetting things Being a squirt Driving '61 Falcon Nothing Red Hair Holy-Moly Flirting Most Anything Tell me a long story Studying Sleeping Blushing Homework not done Unlawful Entry Pool player Sleeping 1000-CV Boozing it up Song writing Pestering Barb Japanese Boots Quietness Staying up late Leaving Town Wrestling Nothing Accidents Height 43 THE CLASS OF I962 PRESENTED O MORE HOME WORK THE SENIOR PLAY LEFT TO RIGHT: Karin Aanerud, Tony Covert, Terry Lacroix, Dick Hall, Pat Kochaniec. THE JUNIOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Houghton, Dick Hall, Eunice Hills, Dawn McKinney, Dale Senn, John Palmer, Marsha Booth. STOP THE WEDDI G LEFT TO RIGHT: Nick Van Name, Emily Wade, Marsha Booth, Karon Grey, Bob Burroughs, Craig Brown, Dick Hall, Gail Houghton. UND are being uncieroiassinen you ture years by re- ci con- As prepared ior your 'iu ' ' the necessary training an ' iioyy you to pursue ' en up ceiying 'iidence which Wiii a the opportunities which yyiii op to you. We, the Hiiitop Staii, hope yviii take advantage oi the ake the most oi doiph that you ' ing oitereci and rn ears here at Ban train aining y G your rern Gentrai Schooi. fill. r 'yfwliii V V . .,,,VQ,,t.5fg5+-m' -, me ,,,. ,. -, k . , V g ' x 'rriwggggifl 515lV?gV,f1zm, g '::1?15ilifz5f K ' iiiliifffffifi 5 fsiffiffg' A '- .:,'mEK'z2 f MV-Alf . V ls, T12,fi-Wiki, 'iliffil-J' s ei .zen V ,z-.fm wfss . 7 ,, g f ,u gig, Qs, VSf,f4f.! 5' ' ,f:f:' . 7 f3 : 5E:, -4225.5 ' 5, V ..',J Em F.: . 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'lil ka, JU CRS Janice Miller President Clair Inkley Vice-President Connie Spence Secretary Diane Wilcox Treasurer Mike Akins Brian Anderson Sharon Arnold Patty Beach Dwayne Berg Jerry Brace Robert Bromley Doris Brown Randy Carpenter Earlyn Carr Stanley Carr Floyd Cornelius John Crosley Donald Dunstan Linda Farrell Carol Fritton Kay Goodell Carolyn Gray Richard Grover Marcia Gumienik JU ICRS Linda Harvey Judy Higgs Irene Hill Thomas Hoxie Marvin Hubbard Louise Kibbee Janet Koningisor Madeline Landon Mike Laughlin Shirley Lawson Terry LeBarron Virginia Lindquist Phyllis McElwain Howard Maynard Martha Maynard Jeannette Milks Mary Minnick Fred Monroe Yvonne Morris Bonnie Nichols Gloria Olson David Ormsby Nancy Riddell Donna Schapp JU IORS Bethany Schulz Sharon Schulz Martha Shean Cynthia Shine Nancy Slade Robert Sluga Elizabeth Stillman Gloria Valeski Donna Williams John Willsie Herbert Ahlers, Advisor Pearl Babcock, Advisor Harry Neff, Advisor S0 PH OMGRES Tom Wade President Diane Intihar Vice-President Maureen McDonald Secretary Kathleen Lloyd Treasurer Priscilla Abbey Rita Andrews Ronald Archer Linda Aucoin Kathleen Barber Larry Barber Mary Barton David Beaver John Benson Catherine Blood Judy Bossman Roger Bosworth Rosemary Brain Daniel Brown Gary Brown Vicki Brown Kay Burch Kathy Burroughs James Campbell Gunnar Carlsson ,M w - 1 -4- wi W ei 3, A N .ll is K- 1 .L 1 r . - ',5fe .?i' ff , . M 4, J s .-'ies .1-f 5.6: S0 PH OMORES Ingvar Carlsson Tom Carpenter Doris Carr Donna Charles Joan Cheasman Patty Chubb Darla Claflin Dian Clark Rita Covedill Minnie Cowen Gary Crane James Davison Linda Edgar Elaine Finch Edith Firster Cathy Fritton Bruce Gardner James Glow Stephen Goodman Barrett Groves Helen Hagerdon Roger Harrower Patty Hedstrom Joyce Hills SQPHQMORE John Hitchcock Michelle Hoffman Linda Horton Richard Hotchkiss Raymond Hoxie Carol Ireland Albert J aquay Gregory Johnson Cheryl J orenby Thomas Kennedy Daniel Kleman Ronda Lapp Robert Luce Colleen McGraw Ronald McGraw Kenneth Millspaw Bill Noble Gary Nourse Pamela O'Stricker Tom O'Stricker Robert Oyler Darlene Pierce Bill Purdy James Rasey :ff i og, in 'tiff wli we - W il N, 45'Ef xi? 'Ji' 11 v Q' .M ni.. 1' --wa-,t ,.?,f,:fh.- -: 5 .4-L: 3 iii? ...' 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' P ' ':: 7F:fE5?:f ,f ii, , .... ,,f.,.,i,l ,. , , ,,, 3 W, . , ,N , X A Wm, -f,. 5 ,fff.., 1:.aaw. ,-,, ,,,,.. -,.f,,UfL,, M. ,Ui gsm:-,i,l,,x7,5,,-,.,.. eg. m-fs-.v 'Y ' 2 fa-:1,'.:w - w il l . X11-mlm . , 5 ,qww x fx Q iis'5iJE'.ff fm 11.1 2-Wg fi my , Zi 'MY 52, K-, 3 ,f,, -V ,gh ,K .iw sw, vp, ligsglxslil . 531,25 M , ,S 1353 X 555505 Jw SI, gif 13 Mfg? sl? los l 261 fl Lssix ref 5 , 5 4154... ,Im S f .im?iqqi!f '-.':: agaeifze 4 MW f X Hn H I 1 my s l, s S E , W cg 'Li E fs, f ,, . ,J fg ,k.,. Q.: - 111,-. frsigffw Marion Fox, Advisor Virginia Alexander, Advisor Leonard Waite, Advisor FRESHME ROW ONE: Mr. Reichard, Nancy Crossley, Nancy Buvoltz, Marsha Clawson, Patty Congdon, Dianna Buvoltz, Selva Brown. ROW TWO: Cynthia Baldwin, Donna Crissey, Charles Brooks, Craig Claflin, Robin Aucoin, Patty Benca, Diane Beaver. ROW THREE: Raymond Bowen, Terry Arrance, Don Acker, Ron Bromley, Tim Bowley, Ronnie Burnside. ROW FOUR: Darrell'Arnold, Lanny Sheffield, Leone Brown, Larry Benson, Doug Cowen. ROW ONE: Janet Prosser, Charlene Marsh, Darlene Milks, Dorothy Penfield, Norma Parker, Lola Newton, Susan Oyler, Kathy Lindquist. ROW TWO: Susan Reding, Allyson Marshall, Cindy Minnick, Cathy Redington, Cheryl LeBaron, Connie Ormsby, Randy Luce, Gerald Martin. ROW THREE: Mr. Maines, Jim Lockwood, Parker McKinney, David Lockwood, Dale Newell, Mike McKenna, Gregory Osterstuck, Alan Roman, Bruce Schapp. FRESHME ROW ONE: Kay Fowler, Linda Dexter, Norma Ireland, Rosemary Hinman, Winnie Hiller, Mr. Ross. ROW TWO: Diane Dexter, Alan Ellington, Mike Koslow, Howard Hotchkiss, Mike Goodman, Linda Hribar. ROW THREE: Dennis Dexter, Tom Gray, Anthony Doubek, Allen Grey, Gerry Ellington. ROW FOUR: Jim Gordon, David Frink, Robert Hedrick, Bruce Keith, Ralph Honey, Brian Johnson. ROW ONE: Linda Tropp, Dianne Smith, Brenda Waite, Sandy Shia, Terry Spence, Jackie Jackson, Laura Strickland, Pam Schultz. ROW TWO: Phyllis Willibey, Florence Wright, Linda Snow, Terrie Wilson, Cathy Wade. ROW THREE: John West, Dick Young, Todd Searle, William Wendall, Bruce Summerfield, Jay Smith. ROW FOUR: Robert Underwood, James. Weaver, Gordon, Schultz, Lowell Wilcox, Larry White, Gary Smith, James Zollinger. 55 X GR DE s y ROW ONE: Laurel Davis, Daphne Zrimsek, Martha Marjorie Jones, Mike Smith, Rick Honey, Bill Hillard, Bulvoltz, Gene Remington, Mike Roman, David Johns. George See. ROW FOUR: Hazel Niles, Marcia Aldrich, ROW TWO: Addie Walters, Kathy Fox, Jo Ann Hills, Nancy Waite, Gary Waite, Gary Tonger, Clarence Marsha House, Gary Patterson, Roland Williams, Billy Hendrickson, David Stacey, Gunnard Lundberg. Shields. ROW THREE: Carol Shrader, Harriet Hoxie, ROW ONE: Marcella Brancke, Sandy Hill, Dawn Carlsson, Donna Wheeler, Mike Benca, Donald Schulz, Brooks, Debbie Swan, Bruce Fellows, Barry Slater. Marshall Cleveland. ROW FOUR: Donna Baker, ROW TWO: Sue LeBaron, Myrna Blood, Jeanette Barbara Riffel, Cheryl Lockwood, Sue Frank, Dan Hotchkiss, Peter Palmer, Tom Bissell, Greg Boyer, Hinman, Jon Pontti, Bradley Bossman. David Dow. ROW THREE: Cathie Andrews, Sylvia 56 K , GR DES ROW ONE: Mr. Reichard, Linda Hinkle, Judy Luce, Elaine Jaquay, Diana Covert, Patricia Stillman, Mary Landon, Mr. Huizdzak. ROW TWO: Donna Textor, Linda Nichols, Patricia Johnson, James Spence, James Sheldon, Rodney Peterson, Ronald Berg, John Gribbin, Roy Love. ROW THREE: Gayle Goodell, Vera Kebbe, Cynthia Giddings, Russell Johnson, John Congdon, Tom Congdon, Gary Root, Randall Paisley, Ronald Vesneske. ROW FOUR: Carol Sparks, Bonnie Rhodes, Beverly Pence, Elizabeth Comstock, William Nourse, Tom Dexter, Jim Hitchcock, Gordon Bromley, Donald Finch, James Jarosz. TN -- EW ROW ONE: Mr. Brown, Patty Palmer, Susan Wendell, Gale Abbey, Mrs. Northcraft. ROW TWO: Sandra McGraw, Patsy Copeland, Denise Johnson, J u d y Mangum, Vonja Arnold, Penny Morgan. ROW THREE: Cherie Marsh, Joel Luce, Terry Slade, Gerald Gorski, Don Summerfield, Dallas Morrison. ROW FOUR: Richard Dexter, Harry Deeley, Russell Barron, Arthur Baker, Douglas Olson, Lee Hinkle. 5 GR DE ROW ONE: Jean Wilson, Carol Brown, Rhea Small- Jim Underwood, Bruce Tropp, Kathy Andrews back, Candace Sheffield, Sheila Hubbard, Susan Shine, Loraine Davison. ROW THREE: Frank Fowler, James Melissa Clark, Sheila Knuth, Jackie Reed, Diane Galbraith, Dennis Waite, Larry Senn, Keith Mathews Pierce. ROW TWO: John Cowen, Allan Horton, Ted Edward Nagel, Linda Gardner, Mary Remington LeBarron, Douglas Crosby, Allen Ormond, Mr. Dobie, Barbara Smith, Donna Beaver. ROW ONE: Valerie Crucilla, Linda Sischo, Marian Walters, Dennis Ormsby, Richard Johnson, Tim Walters, Debra Harrington, Kathy Hoffman. ROW TWO: Patty House, Gale Meyers, Barry Clawson, Donald Dexter, Diane Bowley, Beverly Schrader. ROW THREE: Janet Zrimsek, Linda Kinney, Nancy Still- man, Dennis Stephens, Dawn Petterson, Paula Schultz, Ann Frank. GR DE ROW ONE: Ernest Kenyon, Judy Zrimsek, Evelyn Johnson, Harriet Bates, Mary Ann Conklin, Mrs. Charles. ROW TWO: Billy Textor, Susan Swan, Nancy Cleveland, Nancy Woodward, Ellen Brown, Connie Durnell, Diane See, Julie Pierce. ROW THREE: Steve Edgar, Denise Johnson, Janice Jacobs, Kay MacLeod, Brenda Hensel, Susan Millbrandt, Sharon Bromley, Susan Covert. ROW FOUR: Jim Tokarskj,:fiQharles Bromley, Edward Durnell, Bernard Johndgdx, Scott Bossman, Bill Peterson, Charles William Congdon. ' iJE'd .Q X . . ROW' ONE: Jackie Lockwood, Carolyn Chadwick, Sandra Cowen, Mrs. Nagle, Brenda Marsh, Annette Oakes, Donna Brown. ROW TWO: Margaret Kenyon, Cheryl Johnson, Sherry Smith, Sandra Smith. ROW THREE: Lawrence Wright, Kenneth Harvey, Donald Milspaw, Mike Barber, William Morrison, Donald Carlsson, Bonnie Morrison, Kathy Gray. ROW FOUR: Roy Love, David Burdick, Lynn Bosworth, Richard Williams, David Barber, Douglas Roberts, Robert Gordon, Parris Emihizer. MR. 1 BOU RN E'S CLASS ROW ONE: Patricia Brown, Sharon Hadley, Sandra Conrad, Sheila Shields, Sharon Kloes. ROW TWO: Donald Clancy, George Gillis, Paul Fluker, James Dalrymple, Hubert Brown, Keith Baker. M . DO0LEY'S CLASS ROW ONE: Donald Brown, Billy Hatton, James Gridley, Linda Rolfe. ROW TWO: Harvey Jones, Raymond Gridley, Barry Shields, David Gray, Mrs. Dooley. ELEME TARY FACULTY ,f :Wg A ,wa fl Ms! 'Q QF New Xwifzh args A ykywwwiiwgw f Ng MR. GAIL CHAPMAN, ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL ,K .Sq .. L,,, , , C,,W,.. .SL sz, . 1 Q ' n If fn , J E, f. -W ---f 5 mb A Yibfigfmfiw 92 A W-,M-,141 wg--2-Q15-ms: Zzuwilssg-mi -Qzsf:-wwlln Q , f 'ff H' ' ffflzlisa A W :Ska-1 . , ,gk,..f. . H iq 'gg M ffv' 7 KIII: 55 L ' 61 Miss Mildred Anderson-6th Grade N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed.-B.S., Buf- fal0JM.S. Mrs. Gretchen Brace-Kindergar- ten. N.Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Life. 62 Miss Elizabeth Armitage-lst Grade. Indiana S.T.C. Mrs. Eleanor Bohall-Librarian N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo- B.E. Mrs. Grace Brown-3rd Grade N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- B.E., Syracuse University-M.S. Mrs. Lucille Bentley-5th Grade N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed. Mrs. Marion Congdon-Art N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Life. Mrs. Jean Crosby-4th Grade Houghton College-'B.A. Gerald Fortunato-6th Grade Roberts Wesleyan-B.A. Mrs. Anne Culhane-Advance Class. NSY. U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- B. . Mrs. Hazel Fargo-4th Grade Randolph Train. Class. Mrs. Wilma France-lst Grade. N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredoma. Mrs. Dorothy Dooley -Special Class. U N. Y. U. Coll. of Ed., Fredoma- B.S. 8x M.S. Mrs. Geneva Frank-4th Grade N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia. 63 Mrs. Olive Frink-2nd Grade Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- 1 e. Mrs. Dorothy Lincoln-2nd Grade Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- 64 Harold Gardner-Physical Ed. N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Brockport- B.S. Mrs. Helen Lilie-- lst Grade NE Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Li e. Mrs. Ann Luce-Kindergarten N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo- B.S. 8z M.S. Mrs. Florence Gold-3rd Grade Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Matthew Ludes--6th Grade Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Miss Margaret McGaughey-4th Grade Mercyhurse. Erie Pa.-B.S. Richard Peebles-5th Grade g.SY.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Raymond Olson-5th Grade N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia. Mrs. Margaret Paisley-Kinder garten gs Y.--U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo- Mrs. Lorana Rasey-3rd Grade Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Mrs. Louise 0 s t e r h o u d 1:-6th Grade N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- B.S. Miss Dorothy Salhoff- Physical Ed. N. Y.-U. Coll. of Ed., Cortland. 65 Edward Skudlarek-5th Grade St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo-B.S. Mrs. Rubyanna Smith-lst Grade St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Cortland-'B.S. Mrs. Doris Stone-2nd Grade St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Buffalo-B.S. 66 Mrs. Clara Shean-Music St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia- Life. Mrs. Helen Thrasher--Nurse Park Avenue Hospital, Rochester- R.N. Mrs. Geraldine Silvis-2nd Grade St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Edinboro-B.S. Mrs. Lois Timm-Kindergarten St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Geneseo-B.S. Mrs. Ariel Vincent-3rd Grade St.-U. Coll. of Ed., Fredonia-B.A. ELEMENTARY GRA DES To you, graduation, coiiege, and heing on your own seems iar into the 'iuture hut when that time comes each and eyeryone oi you must he prepared to meet the chaiienges. New is the time when the ioundation oi your char- acter is heing iormed. Make it a strong and sturdy ioundationf one that yvih carry you through your re- maining years at Randoiph Centrai Schooi and into your iuture. fNX.G. GRADE ROW ONE: Carol Gerstung, Beverly Berg, Stephen Smith, Susan Brooks, Craig Patterson, David Davison, Robert Lundberg. ROW TWO: Barbara Bissell, Alan Hillard, Joel Sherlock, Joyce Congdon, Michael Haas, Clark Meyers, Mr. Fortunato. ROW THREE: Susan Lindquist, Floyd Schulz, James Hill, Carolyn Lind- quist, Marsha Landon, Beverly Slater, Michael Cain James Brown. ROW FOUR: Dean Eddy, Danny Rid- dell, Nancy Reding, Cheryl Gilbert, Dennis Waite Colleen MacLeod, Francis Dexter, Nancy Reding. AB- SENT: Thomas Bromley, Dorothy Bailey. ROW ONE: Peter Goodman, Susanne Boyer, Timothy son. ROW THREE: Peter Zirpola, Pamela Zahn, James Town, Deborah Sample, Alan Oakes. ROW TWO: Jerry Harvey, David Booth, Craig Anderson, Jerry Johnson, Summerfield, Norman Kosty, Ronald Hiller, Lynn Gail Sischo, Terry Sample. Love, William Rexford, Daniel Vesneske, Miss Ander- I GRADE 6 ROW ONE: Christine Ehman, Kathy Sube, Dennis Carnahan, Linda Hoxie, Owen Carr, Patricia Fellows, Terry Heyl. ROW TWO: Vicki Strickland, Mike Mil- brandt, Lance Remington, Danny Knuth, Dianne Waite, Ronald Heilman, Jean Swanson. ROW THREE: Nancy Jaquay, Susan Cragg, Bobbie Jean Otto, Eddie Fox Martin Sheffield Donna Waite, John Buck, Mr Ludes. ROW FOUR7: Susan Riffel, Linda Dexter, Donnalee Frink, Brenda Solsbee, Mary Jane Kelly Linda Shipherd, Debbie Smith, Kenneth Remington. AB SENT : Mary Brown. ROW ONE: Richard Olson, Donna Parker, Robert Sherlock, Jessie Brown, Edward Purdy. ROW TWO: Larry Sample, Jerry Morrison, Mary Morrison, Jack Martin, Linda Johnson, Joseph Finch. ROW THREE: Samuel Nichols, Sidney Sample, Jean Brown, George Sischo, Patricia Glow, Patricia Willibey, Mrs. Oster- houdt. ABSENT: Daniel Andrews. GR DE ROW ONE: Deanna Bromley, Dann Messervey, Mar- tha Jaquay, Valerie Hensel, Kirk Carnahan, Marguer- ite Riffel, Roy Smith. ROW TWO: Gail Boyer, Chris- tine Hill, James Reed, Jan Slater, James Buck, Rebec- ca Arnold, Douglas Brown, Mr. Olson. ROW THREE: Ilinda Baker, April Lilienthal, Mary Jane Dash, James Palmer, Larry Brown, Timothy Shields, Druscilla Niles, Kim France. ROW FOUR: Patricia Ormsby, Wanda Miller, Joseph Carra, Karolie Stone, Clifford Stacy, Janice Smith, Allen Brain, Douglas Shine. AB- SENT: Susan Stacey, Steve Snyder. ROW ONE: Wendy Hill, Dennis Andrews, Marcia Armstrong, Jackie Jarosz, Norris Milks, Marcia Wil- helm, Gordon Waite. ROW TWO: David Tonger, Wil- liam Benca, Gary Waite, Irene Harrington, Karen Barnard, Marilyn Birch, Brenda Barney, Mrs. Bentley. ROW THREE: Catherine Brown, Bonnie Vaughn, Rob- ert Decker, Daniel Bohall, Janet Bald, Karen Stahley, Philip Jann. ROW FOUR: Valarie Lehman, Dennis Beaver, Frances Paisley, Stephen Honey, Calvin Fleischmann, Elaine Barber, David Chapman, Kethryn Galbraith. ABSENT: Larry Grover, Gerald Douvier. GR DE ROW ONE: Henry Textor, Pauline Lerow, Mary cilla, Jim, Milbrandt, David Dexter, James Heilman. Buvoltz, David Swan, Debbie Johnson, Charleen Lapp, Tim Baker, David Zahn, Ray Smith. ROW FOUR: Howard Sischo. ROW TWO: Kathy Schrader, James Walter Hedstrom, Billee Greeley, Janet Gray, Tom Landon, Virginia Glow, Linda Covert, Elaine Hoxie, Roman, Randie Dexter, Robin Sischo, Richard Newton, Gary Myers, Jim Hotchkiss, Dorothy Morrison, Mr. Lorraine Westley, Paula Dye. Skudlarek. ROW THREE: Ted Nichols, Mickey Cru- ROW ONE: Ivan Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Donald Le- Peebles. ROW THREE: Brian Rexford, Larry Frame, row, Frieda Carlsson, Brian Johnson, Michael Vin- Norton Tarr, David Finch, Diann Pierce, Ronald cent, David Hiller. ROW TWO: Ted Olson, Michael Brown, James Steele, Michael Shongo, Margo Reming- Frink, Margaret Marsh, Ronald Harmon, Theresa Vis- ton. ker, Stanley Abbey, Tom Maynard, Liee Swan, Mr. GR DE4 ROW ONE: Donna Bromley, Sidney Barber, Faye Emming, Timothy Brown, Marsha Abbey, Melody Love, Gary Dexter. ROW TWO: Marsha Kuhaneck, Kenneth Harris, Andrew Brooks, Ralph Wilson, Bryan Barney, Richard Frame, Anthony Walters, Melvin Lindquist, Robert Willsie, Miss McGaughey. ROW THREE: Scott Lilienthal, Donald Town, Warren Kin- ney, Bernice Marsh, Paul Kelly, Regina Schraeder, Janet Dexter, Allen Burch, Melanie Shields. ROW ONE: Linda Oakes, Ellsworth Dexter, Luise Dexter, Jennifer Strickland, Patricia MacLeod, Susan Frank. ROW TWO: Darra Gae MacEachern, Jerry Benson, Judy Ann Yaw, David Covedill, David Stahley, Lance Anderson, David Weilacher. ROW THREE: Jerry Booth, Darlene Ormsby, Dennis Root, Vicki Schreckengost, Allan Giddings, Carol Heilman, Patrick Slater, Mrs. Jean Crosby. ROW FOUR: Sharon Dex- ter, Roberta Grover, Vickie Harmon, Jeffrey Wilcox, Robert Shipherd, William Sluga, Sandra Ashdown, Orval Elliott. ABSENT: Marsha Sheffield. GRADE 4 ROW ONE: Richard Morrison, Joette Emming, John Sischo, Ronald Ormond, Ella Brown, Randy Smith, Linda Cleveland. ROW TWO: Sigurd Carlsson, Gar- old Sherlock, Gloria Whiteman, E. George Town, Linda Sparks, Frank Waldron, Ray Wright, Vicki Dye, Mrs. Frank. ROW THREE: Craig Brown, Francis Finch, Steve Morrison, Herman Buvoltz, Ricky Poloski, Sharon Rolfe, Douglas Kunz. ROW ONE: Sally France, Joletta Wilhelm, Micheal Endress, Beverly Brain, Bruce Brown, Marilyn Greg- ory. ROW TWO: Susan Swanson, Elizabeth Matson, Barbara Boyer, Larry Cain, Philip Heerlein, Marla Timm, Patti France. ROW THREE: Peggy Fox, Julia Searle, Doneen Stone, Gregory Luce, Mary Ann Buck, Kim Anderson, Paul Ormond, Mrs. Fargo. ROW FOUR: Billie Lee Layton, Carol Chubb, Debra Barron, Howard Honey, Lorie Otto, William Ehman, Marvis Nelson. ABSENT: Melinda Luce, Paul Nomes. GR DES ROW ONE: Debra Wheeler, Allen Archer, Mary Ann Benca, Jodie Hill, David Boyer, Penny Douvier, Robert Paisley, Vicki Schobey. ROW TWO: Louise Waite, Donna Reed, Jeri Frank, Thomas Bohall, Jeffrey Schulz, Carol Barber, James Doubek, Cynthia Ray- mond, Kenneth Hinman, Lisa Van Horn, Wayne Wright, Mrs. Brown. ROW THREE: Deborah Chap- man, Rebecka Sample, Vicki Heyl, Marcia Smith, Caro- lyn Fleischmann, Virginia Decker, Debbie Hackett Joni Shongo, Jill Towers, Debra Luce, Judy Carra Robert Thomas. ROW ONE: Mary Jane Hill, Robert Barber, Mary Swan, Sherrell Pierce, Sharon Davis, Ronald Waite. ROW TWO: Bernard Cragg, Beverly Mahnk, James See, Duane Eddy, Curtis Fiebelkorn, Stephen Hotch- kiss, Stephen Cowen, Jeffrey Aiken, Lesley Ehman, Rebecca Wright, Mrs. Vincent. ROW THREE: Ralph Ingerson, Lawerence Smith, James Milks, Mary Jo Hoffman, Kenneth Tropp, Russell Riddell, Clair Smith, Glenda Lindquist. ROW FOUR: Michael Greeley, Dawn Fiebelkorn, Steven Olson, Rebecca Grover, Daryl Shaw, Kenneth Hotchkiss, Cynthia Gardner, Jackie Jo Gordon, Martha Ann Beaver. I GR DES ROW ONE: Herbert Brown, Brenda Pierce, Jerry Morrison, Peter Reding, Ronald Finch. ROW THREE: Cleveland, Justina Pierce, James Gray, Rhonda Rolfe, Franklin Philbrick, Linda Thompson, 'Michael Shields, Mrs. Rasey. ROW TWO: Dale Sischo, Lester Burch, Steven Lockwood, John Miller, Wayne Johnson, Carl Steven Booth, Steven Greene, Lynn Baughman, Merle Frank, Sarah Kinney. ROW ONE: Kenneth Schrader, Dana Luce, Frank Sischo, Beverly Pierce, Thomas Cain, David Spaulding. ROW TWO: Marilyn Meacham, Donna Bates, Jean Monroe, James Hribar, Glenn Marsh, Thomas Shields, Jeffrey House, David Lerow. ROW THREE: Clark Roman, Donald Gray, Dean Kozlow, Donald Rhoades, Dwane Comstock, John Sluga, Jon Visker, Douglas Chapman. ROW FOUR: Gail Mitchell, Ruby Mighells, Barton Lindquist, Daniel Elliott, Michael Hubbard, Harry Abbey, David Root, Janice Rolfe. Teacher: Mrs. Gold. GR DE2 ROW ONE: Brenda Colburn, Janet Stahley, Jean Car- nahan, Paul Archer, Deborah Barber, Garry Textor, Rodney Burch. ROW TWO: Timothy Sample, JoAnn Patterson, Roxanne Johnson, Randy Brooks, Barbara Bohall, Wendy Towers, Kenneth Knuth, Vicki France, Karen, Zahn, John Aucoin, Mrs. Lincoln. ROW THREE: Charles Pierce, Cynthia Ahlers, Joann Luce, Jeanne Baker, Edward Vaughn, Jerry Greene, Jeffrey Bar- ron, Marvin J olls, Debra Fiebelkorn, Joseph Milbrandt, James Smith. ROW ONE: Ronald Douvier, Brenda Landon, Ruth Fritton, Richard Bald, Peggy Mason, Bradley Brown, Norma Waite. ROW TWO: Doreen Finch, Sue Cong- don, Brenda Rexford, Diana Buck, David Wheeler, Linda Mighells, William Marsh, Deborah Stillman, Robert Matson, Gayle Schreckengost, Mrs. Stone. ROW THREE: Thomas Newton, Bruce Valentine, Ran- dall Honey, Gary Brown, Lorraine Hill, Thomas Reich, Richard Shiphard, Joan Dexter, Marguerite Kneidel, Sandra Baughman. ABSENT: Jerome Green. GR DE2 ROW ONE: Rebecca Fuller, Jeanne Luce, Susan Senn, Joanne McGraw, Robert Wilhelm, Kathy Davis, Emily Lu Buck. ROW TWO: Cynthia Hinman, How- ard Ireland, Clay Van Horn, Jeffery Barber, Keith Philbrick, Lee Fisher, Kenneth Sischo, Greg Brown, Rosemary Andrews, Lea Anne Wheeler, Mrs. Frink. ROW THREE: Kevin Niles, Eileen Jacobs, Stewart Bossman, Dennis Riddell, Douglas Nelson, Debbie Bar- nard, Kathy Fluent, Michael Luce, Carol Nomes, Louisa Roberts. ROW ONE: Gaila Smith, Mary Bromley, James Honey, Thomas Stone, Terry Harmon, Stephen Archer, Lorna Hill. ROW TWO: Howard Walters, Sylvia Kebbe, Brenda Town, Shanna MacEachern, Ronald Brooks, Willard Frank, Dawn Klawon, Annette Aiken, Joyce Kaltenbach, Dan Schobey, Mrs. Silvis. ROW THREE: Darlene Root, Leola Blair, Randy Williamson, Dan Turney, Michael Luce, Linda Fiebelkorn, Douglas Red- ington, Pamela Baker, Sigrid Carlsson, Thomas Visker, Gary Koningisor, Sharon Frank. 77 GR DEI ROW ONE: Michael Jones, Deborah Burch, Douglas Wheeler, Joseph Marsh, Lee Ann Ormsby, James Arch- er, Patsy Rice. ROW TWO: John Emming, Dennis Lerow, Cynthia Fiebelkorn, Ragnar Carlsson, Christine Harris, James Boyer, Gary Giddings, Herman Endress, Chris Sube, Wayne Covedill, Mrs. Smith. ROW THREE: Timothy Gribbin, Robert Beckstrom, Terry Shields, Pam Williams, Christine Thompson, Mary Kay Glow, David Visker, Wendy Dexter, Robin Town. ROW ONE: Dale Lewis, Gary Acker, Jeanette Olson, Roy Keith, Catherine Brown, Blake Layton. ROW TWO: David House, Shirley Martin, Michael Hill, Lin- da Whiteman, David Meyer, Wayne Vaughn, Karen Stephens, Barney Grahan, Rose Mary Gray, Mrs. France. ROW THREE: Scott Dunne, Stanley Reich, Denise Johnson, Amy France, Cheryl Green, David Pence, Dennis Cain, Duane Beaver, David Elliott, David Morrison. ABSENT: Steven Fisher. GR DEI ROW ONE: Robert Cain, Patty Hill, Terry Edgar, Loretta Rheinhart, Bernard Mahnk, Sarah Walters, James Stillman. ROW TWO: Diane Rhoades, Sandra Green, Robin Fluent, Tom Whiteman, LeRoy Howell, Barry Mason, Russell Johnson, MaryAnn Barber, Paul Cowan, Daniel Textor, Mrs. Lily. ROW THREE: Valerie Nieman, Michelle Burch, Michael Johnson, Margaret Chubb, Steven Buvoltz, Edward Morrison, Susan Olson, Martha Boyer, Sandra Milks, Terrilee Frank, Bobby Howard. ROW ONE: Cynthia Aldrich, Debra Hribar, Wayne Schapp, Lori Jorenby, Kevin Brown, Sandra Meacham. ROW TWO: Robert Mitchell, Larry Hill, Rhonda Letro, Scott Ehman, Beth Wright, Trudy Visker, Mich- ael Mitchell, James Fowler, Miss Armitage. ROW THREE: Randy Abbey, James Feibelkorn, Michael Raymond, Arlene Johnson, Alonzo Grover, Kim Wheelg er, Stephen Palmer, Jackline Colburn. ROW FOUR: Debra Gray, Judy Marsh, Karen Morrison, LuAnn Howard, Craig Feibelkorn, Karen Ruper, Felicity Doubek, Elizabeth Horton, William Decker. KI DERG RTE ROW ONE: Harry Horton, Susanne Morrison, J. Cros- Fuller, Mrs. Paisley. ROW THREE: Raymond John by, Michael Eddy, Roxanne Parker, Gary Carr. ROW son, Dennis Solsbee, Maureen Brown, Dale Luce, Den TWO: Tenley Visker, Mona Ahlers, Catherine Reding, nis Finch, Roger Grover, Virginia Frank, Karl Bar R ' ' . . . . andall Hill, Laurie Mason, Gregory Wright, Kim nard. ABSENT: Michael Knuth, Brian Towers. ROW ONE: Thomas Stahley, Mindy Jones, Michael Bromley, Mary Boyer, Michael Heerlein, Cynthia Cas- well. ROW TWO: Willa Bailey, Ronald Towers, Joanne Riffel, Thomas Brown, Steven Wyllys, Sondra Howard, Kandy Philbrick, Peggy Summerfield, Mrs. Brace. ROW THREE: Laurie Luce, Chauncey Dexter, Kath- leen Rolfe, Frederick Frank, Thomas Hinman, Cynthia Niles, Sheree Landon, Terry Hotchkiss, Jennie Cove- dill. KI DERG RTE ROW ONE: Daniel Blair, Barbara Hill, Charles Arch- Timm. ROW THREE: Richard Snyder, Kip Brown, er, Barbara Luce, Richard Town. ROW TWO: Heather Mary Lou Jaquay, Brenda Honey, Cynthia Crandall, Paisley, Leland Baughman, Nanette Allison, Gary Donna Philbrick, Brian Roman, Mary Philbrick. Camp, Barbara Pierce, Tim Frink, Judy Wicks, Mrs. ROW ONE: Lorri Thompson, Daryl Burch, Marta Luce. ROW THREE: Bryan Inderson, Bradley Mig- Berg, Timothy Marsh, John Lawson. ROW TWO: hells, Fred Kaltenbach, Lori Valentine, John Cowan, Nathan Wright, Bruce Brown, Todd Hoitink, Shirley Billy Otto, Dawn Draudt, Joey Lilienthal. Frank, David Chapman, Betty Jane Shipherd, Mrs. 81 ADVANCED PECIAL ROW ONE: Valerie Hensel, William Benca, Marguer- Culhane. ROW THREE: Joseph Carra, Douglas Shine ite Riffel, Roy Smith, Dann Messervey, Marcia Wil- Frances Paisley, 'David Chapman, Kenneth Remington helm, James Reed. ROW TWO: Catherine Brown, Kim Brenda Solsbee, Dianne Waite, Dan Knuth. ABSENT France, Karen Barnard, Druscilla Niles, Janet Bald, Larry Grover, Jerry Douvier. Philip Jann, Karolie Stone, Patricia Fellows, Mrs. ROW ONE: Mary Ann Benca, James Doubek, Vicki Rebecka Sample, Kim Anderson, Kenneth Hinman, Heyl, Deborah Chapman, Louise Waite. ROW TWO: Judy Carra, Billie Lee Layton, Mrs. Culhane. 82 RANDOLPH'S EXCHANGE STUDENT Peter Grassino The city from which I come, Tucuma'n, is the capital of a province with the same name. It is situated in the northwestern part of Argentina, where the climate is warm and damp. Although we have four seasons, we never have any snow. My city has more than 300,000 inhabitants, and the population of my province is 808,000. Its economy is principally agriculture. It has a few industries, especially the making of sugar which is very 'important in its economy. My country is well known for its production of wheat and cattle, especially sheep and bovines. The government of Argentina is a repre- sentative democracy. very much like the govern- 'ment of the United States except that it is a little more socialistic. Life in Argentina is quite different from life here. We are still an under-developed nation, and a great part of our population is poor. How- ever, the number of middle-class families is begin- ning to rise. Our social life differs too. It is more formal. especially between teen-agers. I attend a public school which prepares its pupils for the study of law or medicine. This school is not a mixed oneg it is only for boys. We do not have school buses. so we use public buses or trams, which we still use in my city, bicycles. or our own feet. We attend school from eight in the morning to twelve-thirty at noon. In my school each year, we must' take eleven subjects, which we don't choose. Of course. we don't have all the subjects every dayg we take each of them three or four times a week, six subjects a day. The system which the teachers use for teaching is quite different, too. We don't have many tests, but we are supposed to study a few pages of a book every day, and the teacher calls four or five students to the front of the class to tell what they have learned. This is more diffi- cult than the method you use, for you need to study five or six subjects every day. We don't use any uniform in school, but we must wear a tie and it isn't recommended to go to school without a dress suit. Because the seasons are changed in the Southern hemisphere, there. where July is winter, our school year is from March to November. My family which is an average middle-class Argentine family, includes my parents and my two younger sisters. My father works for the Chemical Company which makes and sells ferti- lizers and other chemical products. My mother is a housewife. Our main food is meat, which we eat at least once a day. In Argentina our most im- portant meal is lunch, which we have when we return from school at 12:45. Our dinner is a big meal, toog we have dinner usually between 8:30 and 9:30 at night. Our breakfast usually consists of' coffee and milk and one or two slices of bread. As I said before. there is never any snow in the region of Argentina from which I come, so I have found a lot of fun with all the snow you have here Ceven when I found it pretty coldl. of bread. i I am glad that the American Field Service chose me as the exchange student to come to Randolph. I think I have made a lot of friends in 'Randolph and western New York, and I hope this friendship will last for a long time. As the new methods of transportation have made the world smaller. I'll be glad if some of my American friends would stop by some day to visit my country. I also would like to come back here some day. - P.G. 83 LEADERSHIP AT RANDOLPH CENTRAL SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President -P ..................... Craig Brown President ...................... Emily Wade Vice-President --- -- Robert Burroughs Vice-President --- .... Beverly Meyer Secretary .................... Beverly Meyer Secretary .................I.. Janice Miller Treasurer ...................... Emily Wade Treasurer .................... Craig Brown JUNIOR CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL President .... - ............,.. Janice Miller President -------------------- MaI'Sha Booth Vice-President --- --- Clair Inkley Vice-P resident --- ------ Craig Brown Secretary ...... --- Connie Spence SooFol331'Y ------------------ Dawn McKinney Treasurer ...................... Diane Wilcox Treasurer -------------------- Karon Grey SOPHOMORE CLASS VARSITY CLUB President -,----- -r ---------------- Tom Wade President -P .................. Paul Casler Vice-President --- ...... Diane Intihar Vioopfosidont --- ------ HSHTY Pfiess Secretary ................ Maureen McDonald Soo1'ota1'Y ------------------ Rodney Cooper Treasurer ---------------------- Kathy Lloyd Treasurer ...................... Pat Smith FRESHMAN CLASS LEADERS CLUB President ........................ John West President ................ Sondra Anderson Vice-President --- --- Jim Zollinger Vice-President --- --- Donna Williams Secretary .,.................... Kay Fowler Secretary ...,.. ....... - -- Donna Schapp Treasurer -- ...........--..-.... Doug Cowen Treasurer .... ....-..... .... K a y Fowler EIGHTH GRADE BAND President L..................... Dan Hinman President --. .................. Carl Andrews Vice-President --- ........ Tom Dexter Vice-President --- ........ Dale Senn Secretary .................. Marcella Brancke Secretary .................. Mary Mathews Treasurer ...............-.... Cathy Andrews Treasurer .................. Mary Mathews SEVENTH GRADE MIXED CHORUS President ...--.-........--, Dennis Stephens President .....s................ Emily Wade Vice-President --- ...-.. Don Dexter Vice-President --- .... Mary Mathews Secretary ..............-,..., Keith Mathews Secretary .................. Beverly Meyer Treasurer .......-.......,....-. Alan Horton Treasurer .................... Marsha Booth FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS O'F AMERICA President .....................-.. Dale Senn President --. ...IL........... Barbara Walters Vice-President --- -- Brian Anderson Vice-President --- .... Janice Shenefiel Secretary --.--.-- .... John Hitchcock Secretary ...... --- Shirley Kaltenbaeh Treasurer --- .... Art Benson Treasurer .... ..... E llen Zrimsek Reporter ..... ..... J ack Fowler Reporter --- ....... Kathy Barber Historian .... .... D avid Beaver Sentinel --.-- .-.. Madeline Landon 84 ACTIVITIE 2- Ylxtracurricuiar activities piav iarge part in the deveioprnent ot the student, and each ot us is ahie to tind sorne iieid which interests us. Our schooi has atternpted to give a varied prograrn consisting ot nurnerous ac- tivities in the iieids oi rnusic, puhiic speaking, and iournaiisrn. There are aiso honorarv and vocationai organi- zations to round out the program. We vvish to extend our appreciation to those iacuitv rnernhers vvho have de- voted their tirne to ruahe these activ ities possihie. fill CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMGRE CLASS SENIOR CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT: Emily Wade, Treasurerg Bob Burroughs, Vice- Presidentg Bev Meyer, Secretaryg Craig Brown, President. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Wade, Presidentg Kathy Lloyd, Treas- urerg Maureen McDonald, Secre- taryg Diane Intihar, Vice-Presi- dent. 86 EIGHTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Andrews, Treasurerg M a r c e 1 1 a Brancke, Secretary, Tommy Dex- ter, Vice-President, Danny Hin- man, President. FRESHMAN CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Zollinger, Vice-Presidentg Doug Cowen, Treasurer, Kay Fowler, Secre- taryg John West, President. JUNIOR CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT: Clair Inkley, Vice-President, Connie S p e n c e, Secretaryg Diane Wilcox, Treas- urerg Janice Miller, President. - efeei, 'ini 'E i' A SEVENTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Mathews Secretaryg Donald Dexter, Vice- Presidentg Dennis Stephens, Presi- dentg Alan Horton, Treasurer. 87 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY K ROW ONE: Craig Brown, Treasurerg Emily Shenefiel, Bonnie Nichols. ROW THREE: Mr. Wade, Presidentg Beverly Meyer, Vice-Presidentg Moore, Robert Burroughs, Howard Buck, Gloria Janice Miller, Secretary. ROW TWO: Dawn Valeski, Mike Laughlin, Mr. Brown. ROW McKinney, Gail Houghton, Mary Mathews, Lola FOUR: John Palmer, Paul Casler, Pat Smith. ST. BON AVENTURE For the past few years the University of St. Bonaventure, in cooperation with the Cat- taraugus County Principals Association, has offered an eight Week seminar in the Arts and Sciences for high school seniors. These lectures are offered in the hope that they will -give college bound seniors a preview of college life and the lecture methods which will be encountered. Each participating school is allowed to send 421 of the total membership of the junior and senior classes but only seniors are eligible. Selection of these students was based on C11 in- terest in a four year college course, C23 academic achievement, 135 intellectual ability. The students selected this year Were: Paul Casler, Mary Crissey, Gail Houghton, Lola Shenefiel, Patrick Smith, and Sara Thrasher. Mary Mathews and Emily Wade were chosen as alternates. 88 MODEL UNITED NATIONS Assuming the roles of delegates to the United Nations twice this year, a number of our students have participated in the Model United Nations program. This program is spon- sored by various colleges in the area and offers the participating students a chance to debate the international problems of the day and gain an understanding of the problems which shadow their future. L.S. TUDE T COUNCIL ROW ONE: Mr. Moore, Marsha Booth, Presidentg Dennis Dexter, Paul Casler. ROW THREE: Janice Craig Brown, ViceePresident3 Dawn McKinney, Secre- Miller, Ronald Stephens, Dan Hinman, Frank Fowler, tary. ROW TWO: Terry Le Barron, Bill Stacey, Tom Dennis Stephens, Marsha House, John West. ABSENT: Wade, Cynthia Minnick, Mike Laughlin, Linda Farrel, Karen Grey, Treasurer. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ROW ONE: Lola Shenefiel, Emily Wade, Gail Hough- McKinney, Gary Holdridge. ABSENT: Paul C'aS161'- ton. ROW TWO: Pat Smith, Sara Thrasher, Dawn 89 HILLTOP EDITORS A D ADVISORS ROW ONE: Mrs. Clark, Judy Hagerdon, Editorg Mary Crissey, Assistant Editor. ROW TWO: Mr. Eskeli, Donna Williams, Junior Editorg Miss Mocko, Miss Kuss. HILLTOP STAFF SEATED: Marcia Gumienik, Pat Beach, Marsha Booth, Beverly Meyer. STANDING: Sondra Anderson, Vivian Ellington, Henry Priess, Mary Minnick, Peter Grassino, Pat Kochaniec, Dawn McKinney, Craig Brown. 90 HILLTOP STAFF ROW ONE: Eunice Hills, Lola Shenefiel, Gail Houghton, Sharon Schulz. ROW TWO: Irene Hill, Robert Burroughs, Bethany Schulz, Donna Schapp, Gloria Valeski, Richard Grover. ROW THREE: Dale Senn, Faith Johns, Virginia Lindquist, Sharon Arnold, Bonnie Nichols, Carl Andrews. DEBATI G ROW ONE: Dawn McKinney, Lola Shenfiel, Lois McElWain, Gail Houghton, Leona McElwain. ROW TWO: Mr. Dobie, Phyllis McElwain, Dian Clark, Shirley Lawson, Cynthia Timm, Mr. Brown. ROW THREE: Jerry Brace, Cheryl Jorenby, Kathy Lloyd, Gloria Valeski, Diane Wilcox, Kathy Fritton, Mike Laughlin. 91 RE ROW ONE: Marcella Brancke, Cindy Minnick, Sandra Hill, Linda Tropp, Nancu ROW TWO: Sanford Brown, Martha Shean, Everett Gardner, Kathy Lloyd, Cind McElwain, Marsha Booth, Sondra Anderson. 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G , If ek D Ly MIXED CHORU ROW ONE: Dian Clark, Eunice Hills, Gail Houghton, Craig Claflin, Roger Harrower, Ron Bromley, Robin Aucoin, Todd Searle, Clair Inkley, Diane Wilcox, Carol Fritton, Cindy Timm, Sandy Sluga, Bev Meyer, Pat Harvey. ROW TWO: Dianne Smith, Susan Young, Emily Wade, Gary Crane, Cliff Roth, Ron Stephens, Ron Archer, Larry Barber, Randy Carpenter, Dennis Dexter, Marcia Gumienik, Leona McE1wain, Lois McElwain, Rosemary Hinman, Kathy Lindquist. ROW THREE: Nancy Riddell, Nancy Bovoltz, Cindy Minnick, D o n na Crissey, Jack Fowler, Jim Campbell, Don Dunstan, Craig Brown, Mike Laughlin, Dennis Duffee, Mary Minnick, Linda Horton, Diane Beaver, Kathy Lloyd, Patty Benca. ROW FOUR: Cathy Wade, Kay Fowler, Marsha Booth, Lynn Clark, Jim Razey, David Frink, Ron Stewart, Dick Hall, Tom Wade, Eddy Smith, Janet Koningisor, Martha Shean, Ellen Zrimsek, Susan Palmer, Linda Troop, Judy Hagerdon. A CAPPELLA ROW ONE: Eunice Hills, Gail Houghton, Gary Crane, Roger Harrower, Robin Aucion, Ron Stephens, Ronald Archer, Diane Wilcox, Cindy Timm, Sandy Sluga, Carol Fritton. ROW TWO: Nancy Riddell, Emily Wade, Susan Young, Jack Fowler, Cliff Roth, Jim Razey, Randy Carpenter, Patty Benca, Marcia Gumienik, Linda Horton, Kathy Lloyd. ROW THREE: Judy Hagerdon, Cathy Wade, Marsha Booth, Jim Campbell, Ron Stewart, Dick Hall, Tom Wade, Eddy Smith, Janet Koningisor, Martha Shean, Susan Palmer. GIRLS' CHORU ROW ONE: Dorothy Penfield, Pat Harvey, Maureen Diane Beaver, Diane Wilcox, Bonnie Wheeler. ROW McDonald, Laura Strickland, Cynthia Shine, Brenda THREE: Cynthia Baldwin, Linda Horton, Cheryl Waite, Nancy Riddell, Carol Fritton, Lois McElwain. LeBaron, Marcia Gumienik, Kay Burch, Janet Konin- ROW TWO: Carolyn Gray, Marsha Clawson, Elaine gisor, Helen Hagerdon, Cathy Wade, Earlyn Carr, Finch, Ellen Zrimsek, Linda Hribar, Patty Benca, Donna Crissey, Norma Ireland. BOYS' CHORUS ROW ONE: Craig Claflin, Ronald Archer, James Ellington, Craig Brown, Jack Fowler, Richard Hall, Razey, Cliff Roth, Ronald Bromley, Gary Crane, Lowell Wilcox, James Campbell, Donald Dunstan. Robin Aucoin, Nancy Riddell. ROW TWO: Alan 97 SPECIAL .IU IOR HI XEIQLQHORU ROW ONE: Martha Buvoltz, Connie Durnall, Diane Bowley, Bruce Fellows, Dennis Stephens, Patty Palmer, Kathy Fox, Susie Covert, Marcella Brancke. ROW TWO: Sandra Hill, Vonja Arnold, Patty House, George See, Gary Tonger, Bill Hillard, Donna Wheeler, Nancy A , . Woodward, Susie Milbrandt. ROW THREE: Marsha House, Pat Giddings, Janet Zrimsek, Marcia Aldrich, David Stacey, Danny Hinman, Richard Dexter, Hazel Niles, Donna Baker, Brenda Hensel, Valerie Crucilla. CON FERENCE ALL- TATE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Mathews, Gail Houghton, Sondra Anderson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS O MERICA ROW ONE: Kathy Barber, News Reporter, Shirley Kaltenbach, Secretary, Barbara Walters, President, Miss Toellner, Janice Shenefiel, Vice- Presidentg Ellen Zrimsek, Treasurer, Madeline Landon, Historian. ROW TWO: Edith Firster, Marion Walters, Nancy Crossley, Dawn Brooks, Laura Davis, Doris Brown, Darlene Pierce. ROW THREE: Brenda Waite, Judy Higgs, Carol Ireland, Rosemary Hinman, Norma Ireland, Sheila Hubbard, Sandra Sluga, Norma Parker. ROW FOUR: Allyson Marshall, Winnie Hiller, Elaine Finch, Martha Maynard, Linda Harvey, Lorraine Davidson, Mary Remington, Janet Koningeisor. FUTURE F RMERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: John Hitchcock, Secretary, Jack Fowler, Reporter, Dale Senn, President, Brian Anderson, Vice-President, Art Benson, Treas- urer, Dave Beaver, Sentinel. STANDING: Mr. Eskeli. ROW TWO: 'Larry Marsh, Harry Uhl, Jimmy Dalrymple, Jay Smith, Ray Hoxie, Larry Benson, Parker McKinney, Bob Sluga. ROW THREE: James Zrimsek, James Weaver, Greg Johnson, Joe Sluga, Mike Aikens, Ron Archer, Bruce Schapp, Larry Barber, Harold Blood. ROW FOUR: Paul Fluker, Leone Brown, Chuck Shaw, Dick Bromley, Gary Smith, Roger Bosworth. BROADCAST EDITORS AND ADVISORS - '.:- ROW ONE: Pat Kochaniec, Exchange Editor: Mary Crissey, Editor: Yvonne Morris, Junior Editor: Richard Grover, Sports Editor. ROW TWO: Mr. Tuccio, Mrs. Northcraft, Mrs. Fox, Miss Mocko. ' BROADCAST STAFF ROW ONE: Darlene Pierce, Doris Brown, Beverly Meyer, Eunice Hills, Madeline Landon, Sharon Arnold, Shirley Lawson. ROW TWO: Maureen McDonald, Vivian Ellington, Faith Johns, Virginia Lindquist, Martha Maynard, Connie Spence, Linda Farrell, Gail Houghton. ROW THREE: Cheryl J orenby, Lola Shene- fiel, Linda Kennedy, Cynthia Shine, Earlyn Carr, Bethany Schulz, Janice Miller, Rita Covedill, Mary Minnick, Pat Beach. ROW FOUR: Marsha Booth, Dawn McKinney, Donna Williams, Kathy Fritton, Gloria Olson, Sharon Schulz, Gloria Valeski, Jeanette Milks, Leslie Sharp, Judy Shields. LE DERS CLUB ROW ONE: Beverly Meyer, Donna Schapp, Secretary, Sondra Anderson, President: Miss Heron, Donna Wil- liams, Vice President: Kay Fowler, Treasurer, Susie Oyler, Patty Benca. ROW TWO: Lois McElwain, Leona MeE1wain, Rhonda Lapp, Virginia Lindquist, Mary Minnick, Bethany Schultz, Marsha Clawson, Bonnie Wheeler. ROW THREE: Pat Kochaniec, Dawn McKin- ney, Diane Intihar, Emily Wade, Marsha Booth, Loretta Cooper, Linda Dexter, Susan Young, Sheryl LeBarron, Sharon Schultz, Kay Burch, Sara Thrasher. VARSITY CLUB ROW ONE: Pat Smith, Treasurerg Paul Casler, Presi- dent: Henry Priess, Vice President: Rodney Cooper, Secretary. ROW TWO: Dale Senn, Gary Holdridge, Rodney Beckwith, Clair Inkley, Dwayne Berg, Joe Sluga. ROW THREE: Ron Stewart, Harry Deeley, Floyd Cornelius, Henry Schobey, Bill Wolfe, Marvin Hubbard. ROW FOUR: Robert Weaver, Tom Wade, Ralph Dexter, Coach Wheeler, Tom O'Stricker, Terry LeBarron. 101 Name the Corpse No Need to Study Victory, Victory is our cry. Since when was Santa nearsighted SPURTS irnportant part in r thev Sports piav an i everv person 'io 'tv for each the schooi iiie o oiier a vvoncierini opportnni oi ns to hroaden our shihs and cieveiop a sense oi fair piavv. 'Yhev give ns a diversion irorn the rigorous rontine hooi vvork as vveh as teaching ns ork. ii these things tieipation oi so in teanlvv ' 6 bv par vvih a iesson can he accornphshe in the varions iieids oi sports, vve r deveioprhent. inrther on ,NLG VARSITY CHEERLE DER LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Williams, Karen Grey, Bev Meyer, Leona McElwain, Mary Minnick, Sharon Schulz. JU IOR VARSITY CHEERLE DER CENTER: Cindy Timm. STANDI-NG: Dian Clark, Patty Benca, Diane Dexter, Marsha Clawson, Kathy Lindquist. JU IOR HIGH CHEERLE DER O aff .Auf AZ-129' Jwq ROW ONE: Paula Schultz, Janice Jacobs, Marsha House, Donna Wheeler, Sandra Hill. ROW TWO: Donna Beaver, Hazel Niles, Linda Kinney. MISS HERON AND ALTER ATE LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Heron, Coach, Linda Aucoin, Virginia Lindquist, Cherie Jorenby. FOOTB LL VARSITY A D JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE: Donald Clancy, Douglas Cowen, David Carpenter, Jim Lockwood, Parker McKinney, Jim Beaver, John West, Mike McKenna, Gerry Ellington, Glow, Coach Stephens. ROW THREE: Ralph Dexter, Terry Vesneske, Todd Searle, Alan Ellington. ROW Paul Casler, Charles Shaw, Ron Stewart, Dale Senn, TWO: Coach Ross, Marvin Hubbard, Ron McGraw, Coach Wheeler, Rodney Cooper, Terry LaCroix, Robert Gordon Schultz, Tom Wade, Barrett Groves, Randy Weaver, Henry Priess. JU IOR HIGH ROW ONE: Steve Edgar, Bruce Fellows, Jim Spence, John Cowen Jim Underwood Greg Bo er Bill Mor 1 r y a ' rison. ROW TWO: John Gribbon, Ron Berg, Tim Walters, Don Schulz, Bernard Johnson, Butch Cleve- land, Bill Hillard. ROW THREE: Bud Baker, Dan Hinman, Lee Hinkle, Don Summerfield, David Barber, Rick Honey, Ronald Vesneske. ROW FOUR: Bruce Keith, Russel Barron, Tom Dexter, Tom Congdon, Mr. Fratarcangelo, David Stacey, Richard' Dexter, Jon Pontii. VVRESTLI G LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Brooks, Dwayne Berg, Dennis Duffee, Tom Hoxie, Mike McKenna, Sanford Brown, Don Clancy, James Weaver, Tony Covert, Gary Norris, George Barney, James Lockwood, David Schwab, David Lockwood, Stanley Carr, Dennis Armstrong, Ron Stewart, Harry Deeley, Dale Newell, Todd Searle, Gary Holdridge, Rodney Beckwith, Clair Inkley, Joe Sluga. CENTER, FIRST ROW: Hank Preiss, Mr. Wishart, Bob Weaver. CENTER, SECOND ROW: Ronald Bromley, George Gillis, Darrell Arnold. TRACK ROW ONE: Clair Inkley, Rodney Cooper, Gary Hilliker, Dave Rice. ROW TWO: Pat Smith, Ron McGraw, Terry LeBaron, Chuck Shaw, Tom O'Stricker. ROW THREE: Paul Casler, Hank Preiss, Tony Covert, Ralph Dexter, Ron Stewart, Larry Dow. BASKETBALL VARSITY BACK ROW: Terry LaCroix, Paul Casler, Tom Kennedy, Bob Sluga, Ron McGraw Rodney Cooper, Dick Bromley, Manager. FRONT ROW: Chuck Shaw, Don Dunstan, JLI ICR VARSITY ROW ONE: Jim Davidson, Terry Vesneske, Dave Beaver, Coach Wheeler, Bob Underwood, Dennis Dexter, Jim Glow. ROW TWO: Jim Campbell, John West, Doug Cowen, Gary Brown, Gary Smith, Jim Razey, Gordon Schultz, Tom Wade, Lanny Sheffield, Danny Brown, Tim Bowley. JU ICR HIGH BASKETBALL l ROW ONE: Tim Walters, John Cowen, Steven Edgar, Don Dexter, Jim Galbraith. ROW TWO: Coach Stephens, Dennis Stephens, Jim Underwood, Bruce Tropp, Keith Mathews. ROW ONE: Russel Barron, Terry Slade, Dan Hinman, Tom Dexter, Gary Waite. ROW TWO: Coach Stephens, Ronald Berg, Barry Slater, Mike Benca, Jon Pontii, John 109 Gribbin, Greg Boyer, Bruce Fellows, Rick Honey. ARSITY BA EBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Armstrong, John Palmer, Terry LaCroix, Bill Wolfe, Arch Wadsworth, Henry Schobey, Mel Parr, Don Dunstan, Bob Brace, Elton Acker, Paul Casler. STANDING: John Stephens, Coach. JU IOR VARSITY BASEB LL LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Brown, Bill Peterson, David Beaver, John Hitchcock, Terry Vesneske, Jim Becelia, Bob Sluga, Ron McGraw, Ron Stewart. SPORT SCORES VARSITY FOOTBALL V Portville 20 Randolph Northern Area 12 Randolph Silver Creek 34 Randolph Pine Valley 13 Randolph Bemus Point 0 Randolph Cassadaga 13 Randolph Westfield 14 Randolph VARSITY BASKETBALL Little Valley 44 Randolph Bishop Walsh 57 Randolph Portville 66 Randolph Salamanca 77 Randolph Southwestern 74 Randolph Franklinville 74 Randolph Cattaraugus 75 Randolph West Valley 44 Randolph Allegany 78 Randolph Portville 61 Randolph Little Valley 53 Randolph Salamanca 67 Randolph Franklinville 77 Randolph West Valley 65 Randolph Cattaraugus 91 Randolph Southwestern 78 Randolph Allegany 81 Randolph Bishop Walsh 57 Randolph JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Little Valley 40 Randolph Bishop Walsh 49 Randolph Portville 43 Randolph Salamanca 51 Randolph Southwestern 41 Randolph Franklinville 42 Randolph Cattaraugus 54 Randolph West Valley 46 Randolph Allegany 47 Randolph Portville 55 Randolph Little Valley 47 Randolph Bishop Walsh 50 Randolph Salamanca 57 Randolph Franklinville 38 Randolph West Valley 51 Randolph Cattaraugus 73 Randolph Southwestern 33 Randolph Allegany 51 Randolph WRESTLING Cattaraugus 20 Randolph Cattaraugus 9 Randolph Franklinville 6 Randolph Franklinville 15 Randolph Silver Creek 24 Randolph Silver Creek 23 Randolph Cassadaga Valley 14 Randolph Salamanca 19 Randolph Pine Valley 18 Randolph Pine Valley 14 Randolph Southwestern 24 Randolph Falconer 38 Randolph Cassadaga Valley 16 Randolph Karen Grey Ron Stuart SENIORS Tony Covert .Pat Smith IN SPCDRTS Bev Meyer Terry LaCroix Gary Holdridge Leona McElWain Dale Senn Bob Weaver Rodney Beckwith Ralph Dexter Paul Caslerf Chuck Shaw Dave Schwab FRONT: Eunice Hills, Head Majorette. BACK: Lois McElwain. ABSENT: Rodney Cooper. The persoririei is 30 esseritiai part tor they heip to assure its ou, the cate- ii, ot any schooi smooth operation. To 31 teria Workers, eustociiarxs, oiiice sta s drivers, we oiier our sincere iatiorx. ,NLG and 'ou thanks arid apprec CAFETERIA STAFF ELEMENTARY STAFF - LEFT TO RIGHT: Grace Bowley, Betty Layton, Katie Bromley, Ernestine Brain, Bea Fargo, Olive Harkness, Louise Pflugradt. HIGH SCHOOL STAFF - LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Huges, Joyce Carr, Jean Barber, Lorena Milligan, Frances Yaw, Lillian Waite. ABSENT: Mrs. Greeley. OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs, Hillard. MTS- Heyl BU DRIVERS ROW ONE: Leonard Waite, Richard Bohall, Dean Chadwick, Floyd Burch, Roger Cowen, Robert Akins Waite, Horace Fowler, Clifford Messervey, Charles Archer Wright, Phillip Harrington, David Shenefiel Hughes, Horton Smith. ROW TWO: Jack Flood, Ted Young, Ted Brown, Clarence Brown, Lloyd Whit- Warren Slater, Walt Andrews, Ray Colburn, Forrest come, Lloyd Wright, Fred Pflugradt. CUSTODIANS SEATED: Eva Carr. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Reding, Clair Roth, Rex Yaw, Percy Paisley. LEFT TO RIGHT: Merle McKimm, Earl McKimm, Harold Fargo. A BX' We take this opportunity to press our sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to t'ne rnerenants oi this area tor overtiseroents which appear in ' Witinont your gener- t have been the a biieation. eoniti no tnis pn ineip this book fM.C ons possibie. Co g cnt Iclto s TO THE CLASS OF 1962 U I m ted Opportunities Awo T YOU I The Jamestown A eo F o Your Fr ends In The JAMESTOWN CHAMBER OF , COMMERCE Best of Luck Best Wishes to the Class of 62 fmm CRANDALUS DRUG ED. GUMIENIK STQRE FARM IMPLEMENTS East Randolph GIFT SHOP 1' R Complzments 1, of U 5 WALKER -' SPRAGUE COMPANY Randolph New York Kennedy New Best Wishes gfviiifl 0 -WN Class of 62 MYERS FUNERAL I-5013? 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