Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

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FM!-f w MR. PERCY PAISLEY To you, Mr. Paisley, we dedicate the Hilltop of l963. lt is but a small gesture in comparison with the work which you have done so untiri-ngly for the past thirty years at Randolph. Whenever someone has been needed in any department of the school, you have always been there ready and willing to help us. No job has been too large or small for you to u-ndertake. lt is you, Mr. Paisley, that we salute. Words alone cannot express the gratitude we feel for your many years of service at Randolph Central School. We therefore dedicate this book to you as a small token of our appreciation. APPRECIATIO , . -Mft . '95 Russell Young Russell Young, President of the Board of Education, has worked con- stantly for the betterment of education in our community. He has been a member of the Board of Education for fifteen years and its president for the last six years. For all of his efforts in our behalf, we are grateful. May he continue to serve for many more years in the field of education. 1 if 2? ff g E i 5 5 f E i M-1,-1ffmmAmmn,mwAa.L:a:,:sxzfm,..ff,,1s1:,:s1,M-,5aa,,egi.f,:,Qaw' rw, V - ...Q Ml H, '- K ' 5 4 ig L 22g:gg5g5,ggf:eiig.f+, Law 5,5 .,,, .W -, f f A -M ff! ' GMI N. we .f , egg' M M M , ' Va A . 1 :L Milfon R. ' Principal Elemenfor v OARD GF EDUCATIO Dorothy Hillard Clerk LEFT TO RIGHT: Russell Young, Presidenfp Raymond Van Wie, Vice-president. SEATED: Leon Carr, Rhea Palmer, Orson See, STANDING: Leland Dexter, Charles Mason. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE James F. Davis To the Graduates and Future Graduates: You must find your obligations in what comes to you, not in what you may imagine might have been. To give real service you must add some- thing which cannot be measured or bought with money-Sincerity and In- tegrity. We cannot change the past but the future is in your hands-may God guide you through a successful life. .. 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'.,-, - '- rj-,I-'gg Mrs. Elizabeth Charles Math. 8, Algebra 9 13 Q r Mrs. Virginia Alexander French, Latin Lawrence Bourne Special Class Ralph Burton American History l 8. ll -' Mrs. Corinne Clark 'S Citizenship 8, English 8 fgwff' 45 Q .1171- Mrs. Pearl Babcock Homemaking, Cafeteria Manager Ronald Bowers Math. 7 8K 8 W l iy KW x53 ' DX A D vga ,075 KL, V Mrs. Roberta Burglund Homemaking Kim Daniels World History lO American History I Matthew Eskeli Fordyce Fox Mrs Marian Fox Agriculture, Moth 9, Shop 9 Instrumental Music English 9 and lO , Ti f. W life: 3 U 'Hemp ., ',r. ',tt 1 ii ,kyr Angelo Fratarcangelo Mrs Thelma Harper Wm 5335 Q if of N JSE SW. 25+ Mrs. Marie Fox Organ Instructor Miss Judy Heron Girls Physical Education Miss Suzanne Mocko Science 8 Visually Handicapped Paul Hvizdzak Merrill Moines Citizenship 9, World History Chemistry Physics Robert Moore Mrs Shirley Nagle English lO and 12 Guidance Nurse kiwi, lfvvxnf Qillf X f Mrs. Clara Northcraft Alton Reichard Wilfred R055 English l0 and l l English 8, Citizenship 7 Science 9, Biology Mrs. Katthryn Seastrum Librarian John Stephens Roger Swanson English 7, Citizenship 7 Vocal Music Anthony Tuccio Leonard Waite Q7 David Wheeler COjf1mGI'CiGl Mathematics 9, 10, ll, I2 6 Boys Physical Education 6,451 mpeg 57 if 4 QD :gl Q Yi' Q9 .bc A K . 'aj ::: 2.1 '.1, .ii 1.. . ' 1 I il KX i: ,,,: fi 'Q v --'cffhr 5:22:15 iw A il xZiIciZg,:-5 633: -:gpg 3 - 9 iw, :..: : -1:a:a:.H: lf, ,. , ,,l,: ., ti 'N l i', QM , K' M vb ' .,,, it e.-i 4131 i.'. V ,i,.' ' 1 Q , ,, f i es i e i MVS- Helen Widgef Donald Wishart Absent Commercial Industrial Arts, Sam Marsala 4 Mechanical Drawing English 7 and 8 1 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Miss Elizabeth Armitage Miss Mildred Anderson Grade 6 Grade 2 Mrs. Eleanore Bohall Mrs. Gretchen Brace Librarian Kindergarten Mrs. Marian Congdon Mrs. Jean Crosby Art Grade 4 Mrs. Hazel Fargo Mrs. Mary Fedorka Mrs. Lucille Bentley Grade 5 Mrs. Grace Brown Grade 3 if r r . ,Vin WW ml at 9,514 bl' ll 9 'A 'll Bl. gf, U ks fi 1 wil' si 4 1 ' ZR ' 'an wi 1 A -Af is, vi V ' .. , iw, . ,.,, , , . 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Cornelius llcornyll President Michael Edward Laughlin llMikell Treasurer SENIOR CLASS I J S r a S S My J 'fL,l Q Ji S 1 i n 3 S :.. OJIAIQJ ij- SM Q SSSS 1 dy'd Lf' i in We ff' if' S r S ff A ' ,JMU f if ., F Srresr ler, i f 'LJ l iL'! ' O mu :Ef ifkfr il ivi 15- E iiii x y if' 1-,Tw 'SS' Zf ylir' 3 Q ' Qj' S if NJ 1' PM ,gi frffi -f1Yf:1 S',,11S-:1 -SA'., f :., i-,d S J Q H ' n , 1eQ SSS i arl 2-S 1 , 1-- S S Sfrr i V J? yL SSr vi, 'Aww dd , riff Wjixjlufyfxy MVdM'xw...S- ' in U,e y,+f ww JS ,J SJW .Lf if S if fi if I X fi Ji! Ai mix ri. Ji N! U XJUYXJQ 'W Ji W 'fin Marie Spence X Connie 1 JV Vice-President -X We xy 0 A ui i , Xi Q! N Lf f 30 if QV U aj Mary Ann Minnick llMoryll i Treasurer Virginia L. Lindquisl' IIGinnyIl f ' Secretory fi 1 r a ' I I ' I 5 . i Q ' ' ,1 Q 1 I L I I P 1 X . , 4 STUDENT CGUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Stanley, Floyifl Carr A Farrellj W4 StudeiEmCouL1,c? A rjfw A My pl ff jjgfu e Collniif Kgs 4 Presidsgj, AS fp l ll' 74 V , resejngqtive ffc . 09N AWIQW4 'Jjjff' fl My if Q p 1 ' ' If 1 X if it wwf iff W Wf if if M f T My f fi QW' 1 W U rv L bb t iw WQKN YL 4' J X OJ if WW Clair C. Inkley Q M Donna Marie Williams lllnkll I IID ll Student Council u enonngu,-,Ci St d t C l Representative Representative 21 Brian A. Anderson Sharon Jean Arnold IlAndyll Allen J. Benson Arnie Dwayne Berg John . . Dwayne Patrlcla Ann Beach llpatll Eddy J. Brace Il-jerryll Ingvar Carlsson lngvar Doris Ann Brown Robert Bromley lIBObll Randall P. Carpenter Il lIDorII , Minnie A. Cowen John A. Crossley IlMinll 5 W-j gl I fi,-f f0 ZCE- cf- S ci 3,,,,..,Q' jp! ..-,UL 3 9 x.4,fy5Lfo-v-45 147'-.riflf-fl, f 41711 -A ,A 7LY,' 7151. C3 , nf f.. fbffff '-:Z . .. ll-Q, 5,11 2'ff..Z.vFl-.-.,4 R-Lf-.1 JJLHI ,,!f:-buff if a I , 1,-,IAQ-,fg,lyf,,.-,.gw4 l. 7 e 0 ' A-041' 11.6 4 fx ' P AL! '.,- ,f 'iw Donald Lee Dunstan f Cross Paul J. Exner IlDOnll ' W UPOUII' Ma rbeth Jane Davis MacBeth Carol Anne Fritton Richard Allen Grover Fri'r Dick Marcia Marie Gumienik Earlyn Carr Hall Marsh - EarIyn Barrett A. Groves IIBAGII JCZM 7436 ,dwjd gguei, V 1 ,115 who LM! fvjffz ,J ,VJ f 4 ,MMM 4' Myiaw U jd A cj Qfj iw, Lindo L. Horvey . ,dit .Hig S Lindie ymyff E f J, my Ki EVO! ffm 0, 'N' K wjpb' M Q f JJ W M we U7 rfcdlfwj JUJPOUQ at OV JA A ,457 , 'Jn J N ww 551155 bwjjw vclbfijg-p S my 5,359 ,,,f,,,,,,L w . 4vf:A23 jWJfQ'Jx4j'i Miff 'I 52,72-jf24Z7 Thomos Tom ,Jw . Marvin R. Hubbard ll U Il H b Irene Hill UD I H rehel' UK' Wi Wjkqfhb il Www L9 M by 15? fs MM M ,LC ,E J M W jww M MW Ax NM? J t E. Koningisor llJGnIl 9 L s. Wig M WWW Ch ne Lel zenberg Ch risti M Wgwyv W wig? T y G. LeBaron J h ne Carole L d Madeline Howard R. May d Howie K W' wh ,SX Q-,,f Martha L. Maynard Mike Fred Raymond Monroe llFredll Janice Elaine Miller Phyllis J. McElwain llphidll Yvonnie Marie Morris Vane Iljanll David Ormsby Dave William J. Purdy Wild Bill Darlene Elaine Pierce Pamela O'Stricker llpcmll Nancy Lee Riddell Sunshine IIDGHYII 4 CrL'Lf1.gfKefsLJ W QW 7511 jiqy W 1 J ,inc Donna J. Schapp Donna Mft!! 11 111 ,W WMWK Wk' VK M. Sharpe IIL ll SS M21 yum l Bethany Ann Schulz IlBethll Martha F. Shean lIMartII Sharon Jean Schulz , .K . X! f 1' 1 j ,V ra 7' f W If fu 1, J , f Sharon Lf I 1 , wJ I J 1 J,. D ,W f ff 'QW' j fx f I . A-I I ff jo ' ' .1 V cw ,' rw ' ' 4 1 if . 1 J-.f ' I lf U ' '1 f J 1'- A 1 F, , , If 1 Z 1 -111 ,111 1 1 1 1 r W 1 L 2 If 1 V, f,ul 1 r V, ' 171' -' I 1 .. 1 1 4 ,4 , M 14 f-' W wr ff! 7 L w 1 1 7 P fY lf' ,, 1 V ' f , V 71 , , 'f X.. 1 f , 1 1 . -X . . I, v ,f .1 'X fx v J I X 1 J 1 f gl .-'- . ' - ' 1 . . I - , ' 'Ng 3' 1' V , , ff 5 1, J lr 1, ,U X f I 1 6 ' eff , ,D ,I ff if f 6179! ,I ij X f L1 df A A. f' P ,W 1 1 1751 1 f 1 , , J . , V , , K, 1 1 , .1 , ,' f' 1 . 'V '1 1 1 1 I . A , , 2 . -7 . -' I 'xx f 7 ff ff' f1 J Y lj 1 nf L If .,q L11 . 1: 1 fr 1 .J S 1 .1 Shhh 5 Cynthia J. Shine Cinder Elizabeth Ann Stillman IlLiZII Robert Sluga Slush ggi B ' S Nancy V. Slade lINanlI Gloria Jean Valeski llLorill 2 E 5 l z s 3 3 3 E l 2 l i S i i l Diane Wilcox John Edward Willsie Diane John Deor Advisors For your untiring efforts, guidonce, ond Ieoder- ship of our closs throughout our high school coreers, Mr. Ahlers Mrs. Babcock Mr. Wishart we wish to toke this opportunity to express our grati- tude to you, our closs advisors. Very sincerely yours, Seniors of 1963 si- 1. is CARDI AL STAR Q38 MOS' POP'-llill' Most Likely to Succeed Donna and Stan Mike and Gloria Best Looking Hardest Workers Corny and Christi Tom and Phyllis is Fifi Class Clowns Best Dressed Linda and Stan Donna and Corny SENIOR ACTIVITIES Brian Anderson-F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, President 4, Football I, 2, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Varsity Club 2, 4. Sharon Arnold-Cheerleading I, Girls Chorus I, 2, Marjorette 2, 3, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 3, Pep Club I, 2, Senior Play Cast 4. Patricia Beach-Pep Club I, 2, Hilltop 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Bandll, 2, 3, 4, Solo Festival I, 2, 3, 4, All County 3, 4, Sectional All State 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Junior Play Committee 3. Dwayne Berg-F.F.A. I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Jerry Brace-Debating I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Model U.N. 3, Citizenship Conference 3, Intramurals I, 2, a Cappella 2. Robert Bromley-F.F.A. I,2. Doris Brown-Pep Club I, Broadcast 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, Hilltop 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Randall Carpenter-Football I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance 3. Stan Carr-Student Council I, 2, 4, President 4, Model U.N. 2, Syracuse Scholarship Conference 3, Ba-nd I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Football 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4. Floyd Cornelius-Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 4, Football 2, 3, Class President 2, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Vice-President 2,4, Model U.N. 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Minnie Cowen-Pep Club I, 2, Broadcast 4. John Crossley-Band I, 2, 3, 4, All-County 2, 3, 4, Solo Festival I, 2, 3, 4. Marbeth Davis-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Band I, 2, Girls' State 3, Ski Club 2, Library Club 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, School Bowling League 3. Donald Dunstan-Football 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Band I, 2, 3, All-County I, Sec- tional-All-State 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, The Gondol- iers Cast 2, Intramurals I, 2. Paul Exner-Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3. Linda Farrell-Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 4, As- sistant Editor 4, Leaders Club 4, Student Council 3, 4, Girls Intramurals 2. Carol Fritl-on-Pep Club I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, Junior Play 3, Student Director, All-County 2, Broadcast 4, H.M.S. Pinafore Cast I, Gondoliers Cast 2, Pirates of Penzance Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4. Richard Grover-Wrestling 2, Hilltop 3, 4, Broad- cast 3, Band Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Drama Club 2. Barrett Groves-Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Basketball I, Wrestling 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 4. Marcia Gumienik-Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, All Cou-nty 3, Pep Club I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, Hilltop 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Gondoliers Cast 2, Pirates of Penzance Cast 3, Senior Play 4. Linda Harvey - Intramurals I, 2, Chorus I, F.H.A. 3, 4. Judy Higgs-Band I, Drama Club 2, F.H.A. 3, 4. Irene Hill-Class Treasurer I, Drama Club I, 2, Hilltop 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Play Cast 4. Thomas Hoxie-Wrestling 3, 4, Junior Play Com- mittee 3, Senior Play Committee 4. Earlyn Hall-Intramurals 2, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, Junior Play Cast 3. Marvin Hubbard-Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 3, 4, Track 4, Wrestling 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Drama Club. Clair lnkley-Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance Cast 3, Solo Festival I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Intra- murals 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Student Council 4, Hilltop 4, Boy's State, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play 4, Student Director. Janet Koningisor-Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Drama Club 2, F.H.A. 3, 4, Vice President 4. - Madeline Landon-F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4. Michael Laughlin-Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Gondoliers Cast 3, Band 2, 3, 4, All-State 3, 4, Drum major I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, Citize-nship Education Conference 2, 3, 4, Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Intra- murals 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4, Debating I, 2, 3, 4, PTSA Student Repre- sentative 4, American Field Service Finalist 3, Jamestown Youth Forum 2, Model UN. 3, Class Treasurer 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Terry LeBaron-Football I, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4. Virginia Lindquist-Cheerleading 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Leaders Club 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, Broadcast 2, 3, Student Council 2, Class Secre- tary 4, Hilltop 3, 4, lntramurals 3, Senior Play Cast 4. Martha Maynard-F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2. Phyllis McElwain-Girl's Chorus l, 2, Debating 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, Model U.N. 3. Janice Miller-Girls Chorus l, Pep Club l, Dra- matics Club l, 2, Broadcast 3, 4, Typing Chair- man 4, Class President 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, lntramurals l, 2. Mary Minnick-Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Pep Club l, 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, H.M.S. Pinafore Cast l, Gondoliers Cast 2, Pirates of Penzance Cast 3, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Student Council l, Class Treasurer 4, Band l, 2, Major- ette l, 2, Solo Festival l, 2. Yvonne Morris-Cheerleading l, 2, 4, F.H.A. l, Pep Club l, 2, Girls Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, H.M.S. Pinafore l, Gondoliers 2, Drama Club 2, Hilltop 2, Broadcast 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Editor 4. David Ormsby-Senior Play Committee 4. Pamela 0'Stricker-Broadcast 2, 3. Darlene Pierce-FHA. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, Pep Club l, Broadcast 3. Nancy Riddell-Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, H.M.S. Pinafore Cast l, Gondoliers Cast 2, Pirates of Penzance Cast 3, All County 2, Band 3, a Cap- pella 2, 3, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, lntramurals l, 2, Boys Chorus Accompanist 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Donna Schapp-Broadcast 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 2, Band 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Officials Club l, Junior Play Committee 3, lntramurals l, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Solo Festival 3, 4. Bethany Schulz-Leaders Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club l, 2, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Committee 4. Sharon Schulz-Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4, President 4, Pep Club l, 2, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Class Vice President l, Senior Play Cast 4. Leslie Sharpe-Pep Club l, 2, Broadcast 3. Martha Shean-Band l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, All-State l, 3, 4, All-County l, 2, a Cappella 2, 3, Gondoliers Cast 2, Pirates of Penzance Cast 3, Junior Play Cast 3, H.M.S. Pinafore Cast l, Hilltop 4, Broad- cast 2, 3, Solo Festival l, 2, 3, 4. Cynthia Shine-Girls Chorus l, 3, Pep Club l, 2, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 4, Girls lntramurals 2. Nancy Slade-Pep Club 2, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Robert Sluga-Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hill- top 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Connie Spence-Class Secretary 3, Class Vice President 4, Leaders Club 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 4, Girls lntramurals 2, Pep Club l, 2. Elizabeth Stillman-Pep Club l, 2, Girls Chorus l, 2, lntramurals l, 2, Broadcast 4, Hilltop 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Gloria Valeski-Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Broadcast 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Syracuse Conference 2, 3, Pep Club l, Debating l, 2, 3, 4, Jamestown Youth Forum 2. Diane Wilcox-Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus l, 3, 4, Debating l, 2, 3, 4, Area All- State Choir l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Music Choir l, 2, 3, Hilltop 2, 4, Pep Club l, 2, Junior Play Cast 3, Class Treasurer 3, a Cappella Choir 2, 3, Sextette 2, lntramurals l, 2, H.M.S. Pinafore Cast l, Gondoliers Cast 2, The Pirates of Pen- zance Cast 3, Solo Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4. Donna Williams-Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4,Captain 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Solo Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Hilltop 2, 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Editor- ln-Chief 4, Pep Club l, 2, Leaders Club 3, 4, Student Council l, 4, Secretary 4, Broadcast 2, 3, Class President l, Class Secretary 2, Junior Play Cast 3, Senior Play Cast 4, John Willsie-Hilltop 4. 35 NAME Brian Anderson Sharon Arnold Pat Beach John Benson Dwayne Berg Jerry Brace Robert Bromley Doris Brown lngvar Carlsson Randall Carpenter Stan Carr Floyd Cornelius Minnie Cowen John Crossley Marbeth Davis Don Dunston Paul Exner Linda Farrell Carol Fritton Richard Grover Barrett Groves Marcia Gumienik Earlyn Hall Linda Harvey Judy Higgs Irene Hill Tom Hoxie Marv Hubbard Clair lnkley Janet Koningisor Madeline Landon Michael Laughlin 36 SENICDR WH ERE FOU ND Big Red Ford Ramming Any place but home Anywhere Wherever Blue Ford is Anywhere Home Home Home Hanover Center Out ln a Ford Conewango Around Reading or with Gloria and Martha Playing Basketball In a new Ford Corbett Hill Roaming around Following Elvis's dream Kennedy At present, home Writing letters Home ln the barn Home Anywhere Oakie-pa-noakie Swamp Corbett Hill Home Farrell's ln trouble WHAT TIME When not at home Late Anytime after school Anytime Anytime Anytime Anytime Anytime Evenings Whenever possible Dusk to dawn Past l0:OO Sometimes Now and then Every spare minute Whenever I can Anytime It depends Almost always All the time Night time Till graduation All the time Anytime Chore time Anytime Anytime After midnight After 8:30 Night time Weekends Anytime ATTRACTION Good friends Money i?J Corvettes Elaine Pretty girls and fast cars Money Corvettes Cute boys Photography A girl Sandy Money Tall, athletic boys Lots of people Neat, friendly guys Mr. Burton Main dishes Little red cars Nothing much Pretty girls Lauralee Shelley Berman, Kingston Trio, Billy Vaughn U. S. Air Force Dodges Tall, dark, handsome men Sports cars Carol Catching frogs Parties Boys Happiness Racing FAVORITE FOOD Milk Steak Pork Steak Pizza Lobster tails Steak Steak Ravioli Blueberry pie Lipstick Pizza and mushrooms Strawberry shortcake Southern fried chicken Charcoal broiled steak Pizza Pizza Anything Pizza Tuna casserole Pizza Fritton's spaghetti Lobster Fish fries Steak Spaghetti Steak Lipstick Milk Steak Apples Steak and shrimp HOROSCCDPE DISLI KE Bossy people Work Snooty people Cold hands Snobby people Obstinate people Match makers Snobby people Insomnia English Self-centered people lmposters Two timers and being rushed Preiudiced people Alcoholic beverages Snobby girls Liver Nervous teachers Two-faced people Disorderly conduct among girls Snobs Mr. Swanson in bermudas Snooty people Conceited people Snobs Snobby people Snobs Flat-footed girls Cheap girls Snobs Nervous teachers People who talk when they should be listening AMBITION Be a farmer Have money, travel Become a nurse Live to be 97 Auto mechanic Be a history teacher Surveyor Receptionist To graduate Become a minister Officer in USAF Electrical worker Graduate Forester To teach Physical education teacher To bowl To be successful Elementary teacher Reach perfection in any field Heavy equipment operator Travel Housewife Beautician Marry a big business tycoon Nursing Heavy equipment operator Join the Y.W.C.A. Pharmacist To be a nurse Be a secretary Succeed in life FAMOUS FOR Speeding Dimples Talking too much Arguing in Health Class Nothing Winning prizes Nothing Freckles Being quiet Sitting by the window Goofing around Giving free advice Red hair Being a fool Nothing yet! Getting hurt Eating Not paying attention Blowing my nose Talking in circles Being nice to girls Traveling Being first married senior Long hair Sticking my foot in my mouth Being with Janice Being a pest Locker room language Being late Talking at the wrong time Talking too much Saying the wrong thing 37 NAM E. Terry LeBaron Ginny Lindquist Howard Maynard Martha Maynard Phyllis McElwain Janice Miller Mary Minnick Fred Monroe Yvonne Morris David Ormsby Pam O'Stricker Darlene Pierce William Purdy Nancy Riddell Donna Schapp Bethany Schulz Sharon Schulz Leslie Sharpe Martha Shean Cynthia Shine Nancy Slade Robert Sluga Connie Spence Elizabeth Stillman Gloria Valeski Diane Wilcox Donna Williams John Willsie 38 WHERE SE Hunting or fishing Waterboro Hill 70 mi. radius of Randolph Erie County Ramming Anywhere Home writing letters Home Anyplace Sharon's house Bradford Home ln a Car Everywhere Wherever I Gm Miss Heron's office Messing around A.S.P. With Gloria and Marbeth Most anyplace Steambu rg At practice In a VW Home With Marth Marcia's You guess? There a and Ma rbeth IOR WHAT TIME Odd hours Most of the time Weekends Anytime After work Anytime Most of the time Anytime Anytime Whenever possible Anytime Anytime Anytime Wrong time Anytime Every free minute Anytime Always On Tuesday nights All the time All the time After school Whenever possible About half the time Every Tuesday night All the time Most of the time All the time ATT RACTIO N Guess who? Muscles Fords '62 Fords Parties Convertibles Bill-in person Stereophonic tape and records What's the normal red blooded American girl's attraction? Sharon Jim Convertibles Any girl Boys and men Cortland Juniors Money Money Tall, dark strangers Tally-Ho Music camp Having fun Dennis Sports Parties The opposite sex Neat, intelligent boys Corvettes What else-Da le? B runettes FAVORITE FOOD Rabbit Lobster tail and shrimp French fries Peach pie Pizza with mushrooms Steak Spaghetti-when l make it Steak and shrimp Pizza, spaghetti Pizza Pizza Goulash Lobster Pizza and pop Hot fudge sundaes Any food Swiss steak Spaghetti Pizza Lobster tails Pop and pizza Pizza Steak and French fries Lobster Steak Spaghetti Macaroni and Cheese Spaghetti HORCJSCOPE DISLIKE Power-thirsty politicians Jealousy Chevys Self-centered people Rumors Sarcastic people Being called Harry Russians, Chinese, and enemies Carrots and being called Nancy People who always fool around Two-faced people Anti-social people Grouchy teachers Being called Yvonne Conceited boys People without self-confidence Show-offs Unsociable people Snobs Malicious gossip Quiet people People with big noses Gossipy people Trouble makers People who pretend to be something they aren't Pa rty poope rs Boys who think they know everything Loquacious people AMBITION Educated bum College and marriage Get rich Be in the WAVES Lab technician To make millions indefinite See the world Nurse State Trooper To find a job Journalist Farmer Becoming someone Study art Physical education teacher Physical education teacher To graduate Music teacher Beautician Get married and be a beautician Heavy equipment operator Beautician Private secretary To go to college Marry a millionaire Become a kindergarten teacher Lawyer FAMOUS FOR Nothing Black and blue marks Taking advice My walk Fast acquaintances Being with Irene Green sneakers Being a non-conformis Broadcast deadlines Nothing Smiling Shortness Black Ford Moods Nothing Getting into trouble Disregarding training Talking Musical ability Talking Being noisy Working Saying What Talking Studying Hating Marv Yakkin' Nothing T rules 39 C ASS OF I963 ON STAGE THE LITTLE Doa LAUGHEDU Sealed? Clair lnkleY, 5l'i0 0f'i 5ChUlZ, Pefel' Floyd Cornelius, Irene Hill, Bethany Schulz, ZlfDC5l0, DOHHG Willi0i'T1S, Stanley CUFF, Mike Marcia Gumienik, Nancy Riddell, Robert Sluga, Laughlin, Eiizabefh Stillman. Sfandinar Diane Marvin Hubbard, Gloria Valaski, Carol Frlrfan. Wilcox, Virginia Lindquist, Sharon Arnold, l.ET'S FACE IT Raw l: Bethany Schulz, Gloria Vale-ski, Diane Marvin Hubbard, Brian Anderson, Danna Wilcox, Virginia Lindquist, Earlyn Hall, Carol 5Cl'10DD, R0i'10lCl McGraw, Richard Gravar- ROW Fritton, Tom Hoxie, Barrett Groves. Row 2: 33 5l'ilVleY l-OWSOVL Clfllf lnkleY, 5fGnleY CGW'- Sharon Schulz, Donna Williams, Martha Shean, DERCLASSME l Ag sheer Casual recldirlg-mofter, ll still find tl icrmury the mosf imeresfirlg Ecole in! our lung1,mge. -Albert Joy Neck 1 1' ..,. MM G' I Wirllr 2 AF' E X .. I I 'A- 7 141 gl , 4 , , f JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom Wade, Presidentp Gary Brown, Vice-President: Rita Andrews, Secretary Terry Vesneske Treasurer. ,3 - -27 , -5 ' ' A A l 'fe Miz in xW' we -i f A 1 'K A me LY? ..f , -5311 S ' 'li b 1 , ,,: ,.., i f 'T I We V ' will f ' 'ryu .f e ff' 1. 2 f , , W r r ' , 5' - ,, f QM' A I gi 5 I, f.-,fi ,- i JU IORS Ronald Archer Linda Aucoin Kathleen Barber Larry Barber David Beaver Catherine Blood Judith Bossman Roger Bosworth Rosemary Brain Daniel Brown Vicki Brown Kay Burch Kathleen Burroughs James Campbell Gunnar Carlsson Tom Carpenter Donna Charles Joan Cheasman Patricia Chubb Darla Claflin Diane Clark Rita Covedill Linda Edgar Elaine Finch Edith Firster Cathy Fritton Bruce Gardner James Glow Stephen Goodman Helen Hagerdon Roger Harrower Patricia Hedstrom John Hitchcock Michelle Hoffman Richard Hotchkiss Ray Hoxie JU IORS .. ,aww if 1 ,Q A W ff .si 3 f 5' 2 K' , W . 2 fa ,, V Qi 3 i 15.1 4-ff? - Y A 'Zio , i sl lmfmw. .., , K WV' 'EG K . 35 X2 1 f i , 3 it , mf 2 V I nunuranu u Mfiwjx J, ,fre waili- J' laiisiis if Q' AIQY '53 T A , QW3 Ja mf S Y ,Q l l P .A ,. f , Mtg. fv,.- 125 2 i f Q t -fi f z 5 F A X H law time M fi Sgt X iifla X J . . 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A SEVENTH GRADE Martin Sheffield, -President, Francis Dexter, Vice-President, Diane Waite, Secretary, Lance Remington, Treas- urer. 51 FRE HME Row l: Tom Bissell, Laurel Davis, Florence Crossley, Dawn Brooks, Marcella Brancke, Martha Buvoltz, Sylvia Carlsson. Row 2: Greg Boyer, Donna Baker, Myrna Blood, Bruce Fellows, Diana Covert, Vonja Arnold, Mrs. Northcraft. Row 3: Ron Berg, John Congdon, 5 -xi Cathie Andrews, Marcia Aldrich, Bradley Bossman, Mike Benca, David Dow. Row 4: Donald Finch, Russell Barron, Tom Dexter, Tom Congdon, Harry Deeley. Gordon Bromley, Richard Dexter, Qi Row l: Bernard Johns, Elaine Jgquqy, Kathy Cindy Giddings, Russell Johnson, James Jarosz, Fox, Roy Love, Sandy Hill, Jeanette Hotchkiss, Marv London' JO Anne l'llllS- ROW 41 MGfl0fie David Johns. Row 2: Wayne Holdridge, Bill Jones, Susan FI'Ol'1k, Cl'1efYl Lockwood, RlCk Hillard, Pat Johnson, Vera Kibbe, John Gribbin, HONEY, DOH Hiflmfmf Harriet Hoxie, De ll5e Linda Johnson, Marsha House, Mr. Huizdzak. -l0l'Il'1S0l'1, BVlGl'1 J0l f1S0f1- Row 3: Lee Hinkle, Susan LeBaron, Linda Hinkle, FRE HME Row 1: Lynn Post, Mike Roman, Patty Palmer, Judy Luce, Gary Root, Dallas Morrison. Row 2: Joel Luce,- Peter Palmer, Carol Schrader, Ba rba ra Riffel, Penny Morgan, Elizebeth Nichols, Mr, Swanson. Row 3: Sandra McGraw, Diane Minekime, Eileen Mack, Bonnie Rhodes, Connie Ormsby, Doug Olson. Row 4: Mike McKenna, Linda Snow, Randy Paisley, Billy Nourse, Ronald Sample, Hazel Niles, Gary Patterson, Jon Pontti. Row l: James Sheldon, Barry Slater, Susan Wendell, Addie Walters, James Spence, Donna Wheeler, Mr. Wishart. Row 2: Debbie Swan, Rachel See, Donna Textor, Patty Stillman, Donald Schulz, Carol Sparks, Daphne Zrimsek. Row 3: Roland Williams, George See, Bill 3325 1,23 :3 4 X as 1' in Shields, Mike Smith, Ronald Vesneske, Donald Summerfield, Pat Vinton, Terry Vise. Row 4: Nancy Waite, Karl Truesdale, James Weaver, James Seitz, Donald Sparling, Gary Tonger, Mark Segelin. it Kit EIGHTH Q. 53 if C' aww .- Row l: Harriett Bates, Douglas Crosby, John David Cowen, Sandra Cowen, Donald Carlsson, Ellen Brown. Row 2: Diane Bowley, William Bates, Michael Barber, Mary Ann Conklin, Susie Covert, Valerie Crucilla, Mrs. Nagle. Row 3: Melissa C lark, Sharon Bromley, William Congdon, Barry Clawson, Carolyn Chadwick, Kathleen Anderson, Carol Brown, Row 4: Scott Bossman, Chaflevs Bromley, Lynn ,Bosworth Dennis Chapman, Haivey' Bisse-Ll, Donnan Beaver, David Barber. . I 1 1 ' ' . ' a ' csbrroi-54g I' if Q M U D D ,h J . Q : , s Row l: Stephen Edgar, Evelyn Johnson, James Galbraith, Alan Horton, Connie'lDurnell. Row 2: Donald Dexter, Frank Fowler, Janis Jacobs, Harry Johnson, Sheila Hubbard, Mrs. Charles. Row 3: Deborah Harrington, Edward Durnell, Ann Frank, Bernard Johnson, Jeffrey Guerdat, Danton Godfrey. Row 4: Patricia House, Linda Gardner, Larry Hine, Robert Gordon, Kathleen H o f f m a n, Clarence Hendrickson, Patricia Giddings. EIGHTH GR DE 7,-f Row l: Bonita Morrison, Brenda Marsh, Ernest Kenyon, Richard Johnson, Tom Long, Mr. Bowers. Row 2: Annette Oakes, Diane Pierce, Sheila Knuth, Jacqueline Reed, Michele Pringle, William Morrison. Row 3: Ted LeBaron, Susan Milbrondt, Dennis Ormsby, Eugene Remington Allen Ormond, Dawn Peterson, Gale Mygers Row 4: Edward Nagle, Rodney Peterson, ll s Roberts, Mary Remington, Linda Ki, iey William Peterson, Clara Jolls. 631' if r Il X , Jn, , ,. ,,lf,,, ,. I LQ! Q rg of-, f' ' I A .. Z I 3, -g .L C5 H :' ' N 5. ee ' , Q R V' i tn, l Row l: Jean Wilson, Timothy Walters, Susan Swan, Judy Zrimsek, William Textor, Marian Walters. Row 2: Nina Vaughn, Susan Warham, Rhea Smallback, Nancy Woodward, Charles Sluga, Beverly Schrader, Mrs. Clark. Row 3: Dennis Stephens, Bruce Tropp, Diane See, James Underwood, Dennis Waite, Paula Schultz, Linda Sischo. Row 4: James Tokarski, Howard Weldy, Larry Senn, Nancy Stillman, Candice Sheffield, Barbara Smith, Janet Zrimsek, Susan Shine. I ,-, , te. X SEVE TH GRADE Row l: Tom Bromley, Susan Brooks, Dennis Carnahan, Beverly Berg, Joyce Congdon, Joe Finch, Barbara Bissell. Row 2: Mike Cain, Daniel Andrews, Patty Fellows, Jim Brown, Dean Eddy, Susanne Boyer, Owen Carr, Jessie Brown. Row 3: Lorraine Bennett, Susan Craig, Linda Dexter, Christine Ehman, Mary Brown, Dorothy Bailey, Mr. Frotarcangelo. Row 4: Francis Dexter, Donnalee Frink, Eddie Fox, John Buck, David Booth, Craig Anderson, Donald Clancy. Mx m Row l: Tim Kenefick, Alan Hillard, Ernest Kenyon, Peter Goodman, Linda Hoxie, Norman Kosty. Row 2: Linda Johnson, Ronald Heilman, Terry Heyl, Marsha Landon, Dan Knuth, Carolyn Lindquist, Jim Hill, Mr. Stephens. Raw 3: Susan Lindquist, Patricia Glow, Jerry Johnson, Lynn Knapp, Cheryl Gilbert, Cheryl Johnson, Margaret Kenyon. Row 4: Mary Jane Kelly, Paul Hughes, Ray Eger, George Lloyd, Nancy Lloyd, Bonnie Grove, George Gillis. SEVENTH GR DE Row l: Robert Lundberg, Larry Sample, Edward Purdy, Richard Olson, Craig Patterson, Jerry Morrison, Donna Parker, Alan Oaks. Row 2: Clark Myers, Mary Morrison, Jack Martin, Mike Milbrandt, Ronald Hiller, David Mann, Pauline Peterson, Miss Heron. Row 3: Bill Rexford, Lynn Love, Suzanne Morusty, Randy Miller, Danny Riddell, Susan Riffel, Debbie Sample, Bobbie Jean Otto. Row 4: Julie Pierce, Donald Millspaw, Lance Remington, Sidney Sample, Sam Nichols, Ken Remington, Don Patterson, Nancy Reding. Row l: Robert Sherlock, Joel Sherlock, Kathy Sube, Tim Town, Tim Seitz, Steven Smith, Mr. Marsala. Row 2: Terrie Whitcomb, Jerry Summerfield, Beverly Slater, Floyd Schultz, Jean Swanson, Peter Zirpola, Christy Sheffield. Row 3: Donna Waite, Danny Vesneske, George Sischo, Lawrence Wright, Martin Sheffield, Diane Waite, Vicki Strickland, Debbie Smith. Row 4: Brenda Solsbee, Gail Sischo, Terry Sample, Linda Shipherd, Jackie Shields, Patty Willibey, Mary Troxell. ROW ONE: lva Sillsby, Madelaine Shields, Leonard Cassicks. ROW TWO: Keith Baker, James Dalrymple, Sheila Shields, Sharon Kloes. ROW THREE: Mr. Bourne, Patricia Brown, Hubert Brown, Paul Flucker, Linda Laningi First prize - Junior Class Booth: Roo, osx-logged bug with oiook oolko-oofoim Most Grotesque Paul Hughes Prettiesl' Christine Leitzenberger Most Fashionable Mary Minnick Most Original Doug Crosby Most Creative Kathy Lloyd, Linda Tropp, and Bonnie Wheeler. 58 are frnends, come SIXTH GR DE Row l: David Swan, Debra Johnson, Elaine Hoxie, Pauline Lerow, Charleen Lapp, James Landon, Howard Sischo. Row 2: Theresa Hilliman, Linda Covert, Frieda Carlsson, Michael Frink, Dale Hellman, Theodore Nichols, James Hotchkiss, Miss Anderson. Row 3: David Dexter, Randall Dexter, Thomas Roman, Walter Hedstrom, James Milbrandt, Timothy Baker, Kathy Schrader, Bernice Weldy. Row 4: Michelina Crucilla, Margaret Marsh, Billee Greeley, Robin Sischo, Richard LeBaron, Paula Dye, Lorraine Westley, Richard Newton. Row l: Jerald Douvier, Dennis Andrews, Norris Milks, Wendy Hill, Marcia Armstrong, Jackie Jarosz, David Tonger. Row 2: William Benca, Gordon Waite, Marcia Wilhelm, Gary Guerdot, Robert Decker, Janet Bald. Row 3: Marilyn Birch, Cathy Brown, Brenda Barney, Philip Jann, Larry Grover, Dan Bohall, Mr. Ludes. Row 4: Karen Stahley, Elaine Barber, Valerie Lehman, Dennis Beaver, Calvin Fleischmann, David Chapman, Frances Paisley, Kathy Galbraith. SIXTH GR DE Row l: Deanna Bromley, Martha Jaquay, Valerie Hensel, Kirk Carnahan, Dann Messervey, Roy Smith, Christine Hill. Row 2: Marguerite Rittel, Gail Boyer, Jan Slater, Rebecca Arnold, Mary Jane Dash, James Buck, Linda Baker, Mr. Milks. Row 3: Timothy Shields, James Palmer, Kim France, James Reed, Karolie Stone, Rodney Miller, Larry Brown. Row 4: Allen Brain, Druscilla Niles, April Lilienthal, Joe Carra, Stephen Snyder, Denton Egroff, Janice Smith, Wanda Miller. Absent: Douglas Brown, Patricia Ormsby, Susan Stacey, Douglas Shine. Row l: Henry Textor, Ivan Johnson, Mary Buvoltz, Brian Johnson, Patrick O'Hainlon. Row Brian Rexford, David Finch, Norton Tarr. Row 4: Ronald Brown, Eugene Mack, Michael 2: David Hiller, Donald Lerow, Bruce Johnson, Shongo, Dorothy Morrison, Diana Pierce, Margo Theodore Olson, Theresa Visker, Mrs. Oster- houdt. Row 3: Thomas Maynard, Lee Swan, Remington. FIFTH GR DE Row l: Joletta Wilhelm, Beverly Brain, Sally France, Jean Kenefick, Susan Swanson, Marilyn Gregory, Michael Endress. Row 2: Peggy Fox, Betsy Matson, Paul Ormond, David Weilacher, Larry Cain, Barbara Boyer, Carl Hyldehl, Bruce Brown. Row '31 Mary Buck, Philip Heerlein, Kim Anderson, Gregory Luce, Marla Timm, Sally France, Lori Otto, Paul Nomes, Mrs. Bentley. Row 4: Deborah Barron, Howard Honey, Billy Ehman, Carol Chubb, Marvis Nelson, Billie Lee Layton, Julia Searle, Doneen Stone. Row l: Joette Emming, Johfn Sischo, Ella Brown, Randy Smith, Gloria Whiteman. Row 2: Sigurd Carlsson, Garold Sherlock, Linda Sparks, George Town, Ronald Ormond. Row 3: Francis Finch, Ray Wright, Craig Brown, Gary Dexter, Mr. McKeon. Row 4: Douglas Kunz, Sharon Rolfe, Herman Buvoltz, Edward Stephens, John Haluska, Richard Polasky. FIFTH GR DE Row l: Jennifer Strickland, Lynn Pringle, Ellsworth Textor, Louis Dexter, Susan Frank, Marsha Kuhanech, David Stahley. Row 2: Lance Anderson, Darra MacEachern, David Covedill, Jerry Benson, Ralph Wilson, Carol Heilman, Pat Slater, Mr. Olson. Row 3: Terry Booth, Marsha Sheffield, Roberta Grover, Sharon Dexter, Robert Willsie, Dennis Root, Vicki Schreckengost, Robert Shipherd. Row 4: Allen Giddings, Thomas Hichs, William Sluga, Michael Sheffield, Sandra Ashdown, Paul Kelley, Jeffrey Wilcox, Orval Elliott. Row l: Timothy Brown, Fay Emming, Sidney Melvin Lindquist, Donald Town, Darlene Barber, Donna Bromley. Row 2: Anthony Ormsby, Vicki Dye. Row 4: James Thomas, Walters, Bryan Barney, Melody Love, Andrew Melanie Shields, Regina Schrader, Janet Dexter, Brooks, Mr. Skudlarek. Row 3: Scott Lilienthal, Allen Burch, Warren Kinney. FOURTH GR DE Row l: Mary Jane Hill, Robert Barber, Frank Sischo, Sherrell Pierce, Marilyn Meacham, Sharon Davis, Stephen Hotchkiss. Row 2: Mary Swan, Rebecca Wright, Beverly Mahnk, Stephen Cowen, ,Glenda Lindquist, Curtis Fiebelkorn, James See, Lesley Ehman, Mrs. Crosby. Row 3: Ruby Mighells, Clair Smith, Ralph lngerson, James Milks, Kenneth Tropp, Laurence Smith, Jeffrey Aiken, Gail Mitchell, Rebecca Grover. Row 4: Mary Jo Hoffman, Russell Ridell, Jackie Jo Gordon, Martha Beaver, Steven Olson, Daryl Shaw, Kenneth Hotchkiss, Cynthia Gardner. Absent: Duane Eddy. Row l: Marilyn Helms, Jodie Hill, Mary Ann Benca, Allen Archer, Robert Paisley, Jeri Frank, Thomas Bohall, Ronald Waite. Row 2: Donna Reed, Louise Waite, James Doubek, Wayne Wright, Bernard Cragg, Carol Barber, Kenneth Hinman, Vicki Schobey, Mrs. Fargo. Row 3: Penny Douvier, Jeffrey Schulz, Lisa Van Horn, Debra Luce, Debra Hackett, Rebecka Sample, Cynthia Raymond, Deborah Chapman, Judy Carra. Row 4: Vicki Heyl, Michael Greeley, Joni Shongo, Virginia Decker, Carolyn Fleischmann, Marcia Smith, Jill Towers, Robert Thomas. Absent: Debra Wheeler. FOURTH GR DE ROW li Kenneth 5Cl'1r0der, YVOFIHS Brown, Witherite, Justina Pierce, Jean Monroe, Dona Jimmy Hribar, Glenn Marsh, Jeffrey House, Luce, Douglas Chapman, Donald Rhoades. Thomas Cain, David Lerow. Row 2: Clark Row 4: David Root, John Sluga, Bart Lindquist, Roman, Steven Booth, Donna Bates, Terry Michael Hubbard, Harry Abbey, Daniel Elliott, Towers, Martha Meacham, Larry Watkins, Janice Rolfe, Shelley Hicks. Absent: Donald Thomas Shields, Beverly Pierce, Mrs. Fedorka. Schultz. Row 3: Dean Kozlow, Jon Visker, Janice Row l: Herbert Brown, Linda Aldrich, Chan Diana Meacham, Steven Greene, Steven Lock- Glow, Enola Bright, James Gray. Row 2: Dale wood, Michael Shields, Peter Reding. Row 4: Sischo, Brenda Pierce, David Spaulding, Rhonda John Miller, Linda Thompson, Wayne Johnson, Rolfe, Ronald Finch, Merle Morrison. Row 3: Sarah Kinney, Franklin Philbrick, Mrs. Frank. THIRD GR DE Row l: Richard Bald, Ruth Fritton, Susan Senn, Kathy Davis, Cynthia Hinman, Norma Waite. Row 2: Thomas Kenefick, Joann Luce, Lee Fisher, Paul Archer, Peggy Mason, Mrs. Brown. Row 3: Miss Granata, JoAnn Patterson, Shanna MacEachern, Sue Congdon, Stephen Archer, Rosemary Andrews, Lea Anne Wheeler. Row 4: Pamela Baker, John Aucoin, Dan Schobey, Marilyn Waite, Louisa Roberts, James Smith, Marguerite Kneidel. Row l: Brenda Landon, Brenda Colburn, Robert Wilhelm, Jeanne Luce, Doreen Finch, Keith Philbrick. Row 2: Frank Hyldahl, Roxanne Johnson, Randall Brooks, Clay Van Horn, Kevin Niles, Wendy Towers, Mrs. Gregory. Row 3: Joyce Kaltenbach, Jeanne Baker, Gayle Schreckengost, Edward Vaughn, Sigrid Carlsson, Darlene Root. Row 4: Jeffrey Barron, Randall Honey, Sharon Frank, Douglas Nelson, Gary Koningisor, Jerry Greene, Andrew Eger. THIRD GR DE Row l: Goila Smith, Mary Bromley, Janice korn, Lorraine Hill, Douglas Redington, Thomas Pringle, Emily Buck, Joseph Zeth. Row 2: Janet Newton, Vicki France, William Marsh. Row 4: Towers, Ronald Brooks, Gregory Brown, Dan Jerome Green, Joseph Milbrandt, Richard Ship- Turney, Brenda Rexford, James Honey, Mrs. herd, Kathy Fluent, Bruce Valentine. Absent: Gold. Row 3: Deborah Stillman, Linda Fiebel- Stewart Bossman. Row l: Rebecca Fuller, Bradley Brown, Connie Mighells, Donald Bates, Linda Walker. Row Aldrich, Charles Pierce, Howard Ireland. Row 4: Robert Sault, Michael Luce, Lester Burch, 2: Kenneth Sischo, Diana Buck, Bonnie Covert, Gary Brown, Jeffrey Frame, Mrs. Rasefy. James Meacham, Row 3: Gary Ring, Linda THIRD GRADE Row lx Ronald Douvier, Joanne McGraw, Jeffrey Barber, Eileen Jacobs, Dawn Klawon, Howard Walters, Jean Carnahan, Gary Textor, Barbara Bohall, Sylvia Kibbee, Thomas Stone. Cynthia Ahlers. Row 2: Brenda Town, Deborah Row 4: Michael Luce, Thomas Reich, Joan Barber, Janet Stahley, Annette Aiken, Rodney Dexter, Carol Names, Debra Fiebelkorn, Robert Burch, David Wheeler. Mrs. Vincent. Row 3: Matson. SECOND GRADE Row l: Wayne Schapp, Lori Jorenby, Debra Hribar, Jackline Colburn, Cynthia Aldrich. Row 2: Stephen Palmer, Sandra Meacham, Kim Wheeler, Lynn Morusty, Beth Wright, Trudy Visker, Judy Marsh. Row 3: Michael Raymond, Arlene Johnson, Karen Morrison, Rhonda Letro Scott Ehman, Larry Hill. Row 4: Randy Abbey Jacalyn Schultz, LuAnn Howard, Karen Ruper Felicity Doubek, Debra Gray, Michael Mitchell William Decker, Miss Armitage. I 1 1 SECGND GR DE Row l: Jeannette Olson, Gary Acker, David House, Mark Kenefick, Blake Layton. Row 2: Roy Keith, Dole Lewis, Michael Hill, Catherine Brown, Linda Whiteman, Steven Fisher, Scott Dunne, Mrs. France. Row 3: Shirley Martin, Wayne Vaughn, David Meyer, Stanley Reich, Karen Stephens, Carol Eger, David Morrison. Row 4: Beverly Meacham, Gary Archer, David Elliott, Duane Beaver, Denise Johnson, Amy France, Cheryl Green, Dennis Cain. Row l: Daniel Textor, James Stillman, Sarah Terry Lee Frank, Susan Olson, Robin Fluent, Walters, Patricia Hill, Terry Edgar. Row 2: Paul Cowan, Robert Cain, Mary Ann Barber, Russell Johnson, Diane Rhoades, Sandra Greene, Sandra Milks, Mrs, Lilie. Row 3: Martha Boyer, Robert Howard, Sandra Taylor, Barry Mason I Edward Morrison. Row 4: Stephen Buvoltz, Douglas Brown, Michael Johnson, Margaret Chubb, Jonathan Wilcox, Michelle B u r c h , Valerie Nieman. SECOND GR DE Row l: Douglas Wheeler, James Archer, Joseph Marsh, Lee Ann Ormsby, Deborah Burch. Row 2: Michael Jones, Patsy Rice, Cynthia Fiebel- korn, Robert Silsby, Gary Giddings, Ragnar Carlsson. Row 3: Nancy Johns, Chris Sube, Terry Shields, Herman Endress, Tim Gribbin, Robert Beckstrom, Mary Kay Glow, Mrs. Smith. Row 4: Tim Sample, Leroy Howell, Christine Thompson, Cindy Miller, Wendy Dexter, David Hinman, Robin Town, Dennis Riddell. FIRST GR DE Row 1: Marta Berg, Timmy Marsh, John Lawson, Daryl Burch. Row 2: Bruce Brown, Nathan Wright, Betty Jane Shipherd, Lorri Thompson, Kathy Hilliman, Mrs. Frink. Row 3: Paula Phillips, Sandra Bargy, Billy Otto, Michael Hyldahl, Bryan Ingerson, David Chap- man, Shirley Frank. Row 4: Bradley Mighells, Lori Valentine, John Cowan, Joey Lilienthal, Brian Gordon, Fred Kaltenbach. Absent: Betty Lou Meacham, Todd Hoitink, Clinton Waite. FIR T GR DE Row l: J. Crosby Michael Eddy, Harry Horton, Nancy Aldrich. Row 2: Roxanne Parker, Mona Ahlers, Tenley Visker, Catherine Reding, Susanne Morrison. Row 3: Kevin Brown, Gary Carr, Brian Towers, Bernard Mahnk, Gregory Wright, Martin Hydahll. Row 4: Robert Mighells, Raymond Johnson, Dale Luce, Roger Grover, Dennis Solsbee, Tommy Hall, Dennis Finch. Row l: Charles Archer, Barbara Luce, Dan Zeth, Barbara Hill, Laurie Brunswick. Row 2: Miss Vesneske, Heather Paisley, Michael Van Horn, Judy Wicks, Aleta Pringle, Barbara Pierce, Andrew Hicks. Row 3: Richard Snyder, Gary Camp, Mary Ellen Bissell, Tim Frink, Kip Brown, Dana Mason. Row 4: Mary Mitchell, Brenda Ray Honey, Donna Philbrick, Mary Lou Jaquay, Cynthia Crandall, John Kneidel, Brian Roman, Mrs. Silvis. FIR T GR DE Row l: Michael Bromley, Cynthia Caswell, Thomas Brown, Joanne Riffel, Donald Taylor. Row 2: Sondra Howard, Ronald Towers, Steven Wyllys, Peggy Summerfield, Michael Heirlein, Laurie Luce, Sheree Landon. Row 3: Willa Bailey, Mary Boyer, Chauncey Dexter, Cynthia Niles, John Emming, Mindy Jones, Kathleen Rolfe, Mrs. Stone. Row 4: Terry Hotchkiss, Thomas Stahley, Thomas Hinman, Russell Mille r , Jennie Covedill, Craig Fieblekorn, Frederick Frank. KI DERGARTE Row l: Michael Hettenbaugh, Sophia Walters, Robin Maynard, Robert Stillman, Jeffrey Craumer. Row 2: Jerry Kingsbury, John Hoff- man, Ruth Ann Jaquay, Mary Ellen Buchanan, Joseph Fratarcangelo, Celia Archer. Row 3: Karen Endress, Joann Carnahan, Ann Hoitink, Rebecca Williams, Patrick Greeley, Jared France. Row 4: Jordan Aiken, August Bloomquist, Russell Raymond, Walter Roberts, Kimberly Beacom, Ann Sluga, Stephen Loebelenz, Mrs. Brace. KI DERG RTE Row l: Randall Barber, Jacklyn Aldrich, Ann Rolfe, Cheryl Fiebelkorn, Donald McElwain. Row 2: Jane Searle, Doris Reed, Andrew Smith, Mark Dexter, Burton Mahnk, Lagressa Fisher. Row 3: Erika Swanson, Denise Beaver, Celeste Wheeler, Rodney Green, Nancy France, Daniel Hill, Doreen Klawon, Mrs. Luce. Row 4: Alan Witherite, Edward Buck, James Cooper, Kandy Philbrick, Robert Nelson, Eileen Honey, Kim- berly Hagerdon. Row 'l: Charles Meacham, Julie Grover, Delbert Hilliman, Martin Millspaw, Dorothy Textor. Row 2: Penny Finch, Timothy Barber, Rodney Reich, Jeffrey Brown, David Abbey, Brian Ruper, Ernest Kinney. Row 3: Timothy Beaver, Peggy Marsala, Ross Snyder, Harry Kaltenbach, Robert France, Craig Brown, Paul Dexter, Mrs. Paisley. Row 4: Cynthia Shields, Jodene Wicks, Douglas Gilbert, Brian Hinman, Mitzi Callahan, David Hotchkiss. KI DERG RTE Row l: Lydia House, Cynthia Archer, Jo Anne Linda Gray, Michael Maynard, Sharon Bates, Frome, Kflfen ROY, W. Jeffery Wilhelm. Row Michael Keith, Mrs, Timm. Row 4: Michael 2: Valerie Aucoin, Susan Grover, Michael Heilman, Henry Minnick, John Andrews, Elvera Brunswick, Linda Ahlers, Mark Lawson, Debra Carlsson, Kathryn Schermerhorn, Carl Silsby, Cowan. Row 3: Gary Hinman, Matthew Doubek, Scott Slater. A SPECIAL CLASS Row l: Richard Silsby, Thomas Whiteman, Meacham, David Gray. Row 3: Raymond Gridley, Linda Rolfe, Thelma Meacham. Row 2: Donald Barry Shields, Richard Sault, Harvey Jones, Brown, Adelbert Glow, Jannes Gridley, Robert Mrs. Dooley. 1 2 2 N ,,.W , fN,, V i .,,.Am A ff' ' I W I K ' . , M' ' ' '55 11 ,,,w5,,,,W X V Q I ' ,,',, Q A I km AW? I , Wm,M.,W..i 1 2' QA ,W ' i 5,,g,g 4 T i 1 3 W Mg ,, 4,,. if ? AV Q t, ,, fkr , If :,, A Q 2 5 'H 1 55Z1 Z?JWQQEQ? mR , f is t ' i' , - 1' , -, ,,,' ,Q J ,f M X as fl ,GVV , .-V, iy AV 4 V m -, V, W n WL5, ' V TUDE T COUNCIL FFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Wade, Treasurer: Donna Williams, Secretary: Floyd Cornelius, Vice- Presidentp Mr. Moore, Advisor: Stan Carr, President. TUDE T COUNCIL MEMBER ROW ONE: Martin Sheffield, Marsha House, Craig Patterson, Patty House, Frank Fowler. ROW TWO: Mike Benca, John West, Cathy Andrews, Clair lnkley, Joan Cheasman, Susan Young, Mr. Moore. ROW THREE: Stan Carr, Donna Williams, Linda Farrell, Cherie Jorenby, Cindy Minnick, Dave Frink, Tom Wade. .C.S. STUDE T GCJVER ME T The Student Council schedules all extra-cur- ricular activities. lt also runs the monitor system. The Student Court has been set up for the purpose of running it smoothly. At Christmas time, the members decorate the Christmas tree in the foyer, One program the Stu- dent Council has taken on is the Student of the Month program where two outstanding seniors are chosen each month by the faculty. As an addition this year, they added the Student of the Year program. In general the Student Council assists the school administration by coordinating and perform- ing many school functions. The Student Council is the governmental body of the school, and is run on the democratic princi- ple. There are eighteen members, who have been chosen to represent their class at all Council meet- ings. There are three representatives from the Senior and Junior classes, two from the Sophomore and Freshman classes, and one from the eighth and seventh grades plus the president of each class. The president of this organization is elected to his office by the whole student body. These elections are per- formed like our national elections. HO OR SOCIETY ROW ONE: Ronald Archer, Janice Miller, sec- retary, Michael Laughlin, vice-president, Gloria Valeski, president, Kathleen Lloyd, treasurer, Roger Harrower. ROW TWO: Marbeth Davis, Rita Andrews, Diane lntihar, Cynthia Timm, Donna Schapp, Virginia Lindquist, Sharon Schulz, Martha Shean. ROW THREE: David Frink, James Rasey, Terry Vesneske, Ronald Stephens, Patricia Berica, Linda Tropp, Kay Fowler, Donna Williams. HONOR SOCIETY One ofthe high points of the school year is the Honor Society Induction Ceremony. At this time of the year, there is a noted tenseness in the entire student body. Teachers and students alike ask the ever prevalent question, Who will make it? Election to this society is a privilege of a select few. As the name de- notes, honor in Scholastic achievement is one of the qualifications. To this Scholastic honor must be added honor in Service, Leadership, and Character. The last three qualifications are considered so very important that even though a student has the highest marks, he will not be admitted to the so- ciety it he does nothing for the school or it he shows traits of character that are undesirable. Once a student is elected to this society, he is expected to uphold the ideals and so designates by saying: l pledge myself to uphold the high ideals of the National Honor So- ciety, to build a strong character in myself and others, to further the ad- vancement of scholarship, and to serve my school, my community, and my countfy in the interests of humanity. VALEDICTORIAN GMQSKETOP TEN SENIORSJONMMF ROW ONE: Donna Schapp, Janice Miller, Bonnie Nichols. ROW TWO: Sharon Schulz, Martha Shean, Linda Farrell. ROW THREE: Michael Laughlin, Marbeth Davis, Gloria Valeski, Richard Grover. SALUTATORIAN TEN TOP JUNIORS TOP TEN SOPHOMORES TOP TEN FRESHMEN Ronald Archer Rosemary Brain Linda Edgar Roger Harrower Diane lntihar Kathleen Lloyd Ronald Stephens Cynthia Timm Brian Van Sickle Terry Vesneske Terry Arrance Robin Aucoin Diane Beaver Patricia Benca Nancy Crossley Kay Fowler David Frink Craig Guerdat Kathryn Lindquist Linda Trapp Donna Baker Tom Bissell Marcella Brancke Dawn Brooks Florence Crossley David Dow Bruce Fellows Sandra Hill Jon Pontti Lynn Post ADVISCRS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Eskeli, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Widger, Miss Mocko, Mrs. Northcraft. .3 I MQ . .L 80 H ILLTOP EDITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Williams, Editor, Diane Wilcox, Treasurer, Rachel Wilson, Lit- erary Editorg Linda Farrell, Assistant Editor, Cindy Timm, Junior Editor. TYPISTS SEATED: Mary Minnick, Chairman. STAND- ING: Connie Spence, Judy Bossman, Cynthia Shine, Diane Beaver, Doris Brown. STAFF CIRCU LATIO SEATED: Selva Brown, Irene I-Iill, Chairman. STANDING: Dianne Srnith, Donna Crissey, Colleen McGraw, Kathleen Burroughs, Linda Tropp, Cindy Minnick, Linda Aucoin, Kay Fowler, Marsha Clawson. SPORTS AN PHOTOGR PHY LEFT TO RIGHT: Marbeth Davis, Bob Sluga, Pat Beach, Cherie Jorenby, Clair Inkley. ADVERTISING SEATED: Jerry Brace, Gloria Valeski and Elizabeth Stillman, Co-Chairmen. STANDING: Patty Benca, Marcia Gumienik, Virginia Lindquist, Martha Shean, Sharon Schulz, Kathy Lloyd. BROADCAS STAFF ROW ONE: Carol Fritton, Dian Clark, Maureen McDonald, Doris Brown, Connie Spence, ROW TWO: Dianne Smith, Mary Minnick, Diane lntihar, Rachel Wilson, Joan Cheasman, Rita Covedill, Minnie Cowen, Madeline Landon. ROW THREE: Bob Tome, Sharon Schulz, Kay Burch, Bethany Schulz, Kay Fowler, Rosemary Brain, Gloria Valeski, Nancy Slade, Patty Hedstrom, Judy Bossman, Linda Edgar, Linda Farrell, Bill Stacey. ROW FOUR: Ellen Zrimsek, Martha Maynard, Dianne Beaver, Cynthia Shine, Janice Miller, Elizabeth Stillman, Cherie Jorenby, Kathy Lloyd, Marsha Clawson, Rosemary Swan, Patty Benca. EDITORS AND ADVISORS THE BROADCAST Through the Broadcast an effort is made to inform the students of the hap- penings in the halls of Randolph Central. lt is the students' publication and the editors are always willing to share the stu- dents' point of view. We always try to relate the activities of the classes and clubs. The ldtest sports news as well as the social events are recorded in its pages. This manner of informing the stu- dents has long been a tradition. We sin- cerely hope the broadcast will continue for many more years. F 1 STANDING: Yvonne Morris, Editor: M. Marsala, Mr. Tuccio, Miss Mocko, Advisors. ABSENT: Mrs. Fox. SITTING: Cathy Fritton, Junior Editor. DEBAH G l ROW ONE: Kathy Andrews, Peter Palmer, Beaver, Cathy Fritton, Jerry Kathy Lloyd, Michael Laughlin, Dianne Smith. Jorenby, Linda Tropp, Mr. ROW TWO: Bruce Fellows, Tom Bissell, Selva FOUR: David Frink, Gloria Brown, Phyllis McElwain, Dian Clark, Sandy Benca, Hazel Niles, Cathy Wade, H SENIORS IN DPBATI G SEATED: Jerry Brace, Phyllis McElwain. STANDING: Michael Laughlin, Gloria Valeski. fl Wil iii if Q i ll Q f OX Mft wld MW 85 ROW ONE: Kathy Fox, Pat Beach, Donna Schapp, Kathy Lindquist. ROW TWO: Clair lnkley, Linda Edgar, Cathy Reding- ton. ROW THREE: Mike Laughlin, Eddy Smith, Kay Fowler, John Crossley. RED ROW ONE: Terry Spence, Martha Bu- voltz, Dianne Smith. ROW TWO: Barbara Smith, Melissa Clark, Rhea Smallback, Nancy Stillman. ROW THREE: Linda Gardner, Greg Boyer, Bruce Fellows, Gary Smith. ROW FOUR: Kathy Lloyd, Martha Shean. ABSENT: Cindy Timm. ROW ONE: Cherie Jorenby, Sandy Hill, Dennis Waite. ROW TWO: Nancy Bu- voltz, Linda Tropp. ROW THREE: Anne Marie Davis, Bonnie Nichols, Cindy Min- nick, Marsha Clawson. ABSENT: Donna Williams. AD ROW ONE: James Galbraith, Alan Or- mond, Tom Bissell. ROW TWO: Susan Young, Donna Wheeler. ROW THREE: Bruce Gardner, Bruce Tropp, David Dow, Clifton Roth. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Jaquay, Selva Brown, Ronald Stephens, Dian Clark. FRONT: Randall Carpenter, Don Acker, Todd Searle, Anthony Doubeck, Larry Senn, Dennis Dexter. BACK: Jeff Guerdat, Craig Guerdat, Tom Wade. Knuth, Sheila Knuth, Suzanne Morusty, Kathy Andrews. ROW FOUR: Jimmy Underwood, Linda Dexter, Linda Shipherd, John Congdon. ROW ONE: Barbara Bissell, Terry Heyl, Dennis Carnahan, Susan Lindquist. ROW TWO: Jackie Reed, Vicki Stricklandu Carolyn Lindquist, Chris- tine Ehman, Donna Waite. ROW THREE: Dan LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Bennett, Ron Berg, Danny Riddell, Marsha Clawson, Dennis Waite, Carol Brown. HITE BAD ROW ONE: Owen Carr, Beverly Berg, Patty Fel- Bissell. ROW THREE: Douglas Olson, Tom Cong- lows, Torn Long. ROW TWO: Darrell Arnold, don, Ed Nagle, Anthony Doubeck, Craig Guer- Dianne Waite, Eddy Fox, Diane Pierce, Harvey dat, Larry Hines, Jeff Guerdaf. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Shields, Mike Goodman, Ronnie Heilman, Floyd Schultz, Nancy Lloyd, Stephen Smith. MIXED CHORU ROW ONE: Kathy Lindquist, Bonnie Wheeler, Cindy Timm, Donna Wheeler, Patty Benca, Carol Fritton, Dianne Smith, Diane Wilcox, Marcia Gumienik, Nancy Buvoltz, Sheryl Le- Baron, Sandy Hill, Joan Cheasman, Anne Marie Davis, Kathy Fox, Patty Palmer. ROW TWO: Kathy Lloyd, Linda Tropp, Marcia Aldrich, Clair lnkley, Denny Stephens, John Gribbin, Bill Hillard, Dennis Duffee, Ron Stephens, Bruce Fellows, Don Schulz, Ronald Archer, Thomas Long, Sandra Sluga, Marsha House. ROW THREE: Dian Clark, Mary Minnick, Nancy Rid- dell, Bonnie Page, Sandra Long, Cherie Jorenby, Donna Crissey, Cathy Wade, Kay Fowler, CiV1dY Minnick, Cindy Baldwin, Ellen Zrimsek, Susan Young, Rosemary Hinman, Winnie Hiller, Martha Buvoltz, Daphne Zrimsek, Marcella Brancke, Martha Shean. ROW FOUR: Jerry Brace, Roger Norris, Don Dunston, Mike Laugh- lin, Jon Ponti, Tom Wade, Eddy Smith, Cliff Roth, Jim Rasey, David Frink, Lowell Wilcox, Karl Truesdale, Gary Nourse, Richard Dexter, Jim Campbell, Dennis Dexter, Dan Hinman, Randy Carpenter. The Cast of Pirates of Penzance ll962l GlRL'S CHORUS ROW ONE: Winnie Hiller, Carol Fritton, Diane mlefllk, Marsha HOUSC- ROW THREE? Sandra Wilcox, Daphane Zrimsek, Patricia Palmer. Long, Cathy Wade, Judy BOSSVUOH, Ellen Zflm- ROW TWO: Rita Covedill, Donna Crissey, Sek, -JOUVW Cl'l905m0 1f NGNCY Riddell- Marcia Aldrich, Cheryl LeBaron, Marcia Gu- SPECIAL JU IOR HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE: Alan Hillard, Craig Patterson, Bar- bara Bissell, Larry Sample, Susan Brooks, Dennis Carnahan, Beverly Berg, Christy Sheffield. ROW TWO: Susan Lindquist, Diane Bowley, Danny Riddell, Helen Brown, Floyd Schultz, Linda Hoxie, Tom Long, Beverly Slater, Vicki Strick- land. ROW THREE: Suzanne Morusty, Diane Waite, Rhea Smallback, Cheryl Gilbert, Michelle Pringle, Sheila Knuth, Marion Walters, Valerie Crucilla, Dennis Ormsby ROW FOUR: Debbie Smith, Carolyn Lindquist, Sharon Bromley, Nancy Lloyd, Lynn Knapp, Vikki Atkins, Donna- lee Frink, Diane Pierce, Jeff Guerdat, Dennis Stephens. ROW FIVE: Howard Weldy, Jerry Summerfield, Linda Shepherd, Mary Jane Kelly, Janet Zrimsek, Candace Sheffield, Linda Dexter, Kathy Andrews, Carol Brown, Donna Beaver. FUTURE FARMERS OF MERICA ROW ONE: Jim Sheldon, Jay Smith, Barry Slater Joe Sluga, Dollos Morrison, Ray Hoxie, Mr Eskeli. ROW TWO: Jim Dalrymple, Dave Beaver, Paul Flucker, Ron Archer, Richard Hitch- cock, Bill Hillord, Greg Johnson. ROW THREE Robert Morrison, Terry Vise, Russell Johnson, OFFICERS STANDING Greg Johnson, Reporter, Ray Hoxie, Sentinel: Brain Anderson President, Bob Sluga, Vice-President: Roger Bosworth, Treasurer John Hitchcock, Secretary. John Hitchcock, Bob Dempsey, Gary Smith, Larry Barber, Larry Benson. ROW FOUR: Brain Anderson, Bob Slugo, Roger Bosworth, Jim Weaver, Parker McKinney, Harry Deely, Jim Zrirnsek. Randolph F.F.A. The local chapter of the F.F.A. was or ganized and chortered on February l4, T939. Although the teoching of Agriculture in the Rondolph Central School system dates as tar back os the yeor l9l7. At that time Mr. Un- derwood was the locol teocher ot Agriculture and A. K. Getm wos the state advisor. The Future Farmers toke part in mony activities during the yeor. Some of these are, doiry judg- ing tours, Rally Day, and the county fair. While porticipoting in these activities we try to tultill the purposes of the F.F.A. The most important one being, To develop competent, aggressive, leadership in Agriculture. -J.H. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA at-nf ROW ONE: Judy Higgs, Doris Brown, Alan Hillard, Kathy Sube, Susan Brooks, Florence Crossley, Marsha Landon. ROW TWO: Martha Maynard, Carol Ireland, Edith Firster, Madeline Landon, Sandy Whitmore, Rhea Smallback. ROW THREE: Linda Harvey, Brenda Waite, OFFICERS ROW ONE: Mrs. Berglund, Sponsor: Janet Koningisor, Vice-President: Janice Shenetiel, President: Winnie Hiller, Recreation Leader: Mrs. Babcock, Chapter Mother. ROW TWO: Edith Firster, Parliamentarian: Carol lre- land, Historian: Ellen Zrimsek, Secretary: Elaine Finch, News Reporter: Kathy Barber, Treasurer. Rosemary Hinman, Mary Remington, Dareline Vincent, Susan Reding, Norma Parker, Mrs. Babcock. ROW FOUR: Elaine Finch, Janice Shenefiel, Winnie Hiller, Ellen Zrimsek, Janet Koningisor, Hazel Niles, Kathy Barber. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls studing home- making in high schools of the United States and Territories. As an integral part ot the homemaking program, F.H.A. provides opportunities to students for having additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The national organization is composed ot chartered state associations which are made up ot local chapters. F.H.A. PURPOSES To promote a growing appreciation ot the joys and satistactions of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage democracy in home and com- munity lite. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote International good will. To foster the development of creative leader- ship in home and community life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. 91 ROW ONE: Bob Sluga, treasurer, Clair lnkley, president, Coach Wheeler, advisor, Tom Wade vice president, Stan Carr, .secretary. ROW TWO Mike Laughlin, John West, Ronald Bromley, Joe Sluga, Don Dunstan. ROW THREE: Hank O'Stricker,Dan Brown. Schobey, Tom Hoxie, Barrett Groves, Dwayne VARSITY CLUB .mi ' .-. .. The Randolph Varsity Club was established in the spring of l960. The constitution set up at that time explains the reasons why such a club was needed in our school. The following are statements from that charter which describe the purposes of the group: l. to act as a stimulant and in- spiration in building a strong, well-rounded athletic program. 2. to occupy the leisure time of its members with worthwhile projects. 3. to set a fine example in athletics for younger boys to follow. 4. to act as a serviceable organization in the school. What has the Varsity Club done to carry out its purpose? During the years, members have sold pennants, sweatshirts, buttons, etc. with the name Randolph printed on them. By wearing such articles at a game, the student body can show their loyalty to the school and support the team members. The club in this way promotes school spirit and provides a stronger athletic program. This year a hot dog machine was purchased. lt will be used during school activities for raising money as a service to the school. All of these selling projects tend to occupy the leisure time of the members with some- thing constructive. Joining the club is a goal which younger boys may strive to reach. To do this they must earn a varsity letter and have desirable personal and scholastic qualities. At the close of each school year trophies are awarded to the most valuable player in football, wrestling, and basketball. This is another goal set by the club to encourage younger boys to become better sportsmen in our school. The Randolph Varsity Club is an organization which is ready to serve faculty and students in any way possible in order to make R.C.S. a better school system. Berg, Mike McKenna. ROW FOUR: Harry , Deeley, Brian Anderson, Marv Hubbard, Lanny Z Sheffield, Ed Smith, Don Sparling. ROW FIVE Jim Glow, Tom Kennedy, Terry LeBaron, Tom LE DER'S CLUB ROW ONE: Bethany Schulz, Treasurer, Sharon Schulz, President, Miss Heron, Advisor, Donna Schapp, Vice-President, Susan Young, Secretary. ROW TWO: Terry Spence, Cindy Minnick, Linda Dexter, Patty Benca, Kay Fowler, Marbeth Davis, Martha Shean, Donna Williams, Rita BN Andrews, Kathy Burroughs, Kay Burch, Cheryl LeBaron. ROW THREE: Donna Wheeler, Connie Spence, Rhonda Lapp, Diane lntihar, Linda Farrell, Mary Minnick, Virginia Lindquist, Marsha Clawson, Cindy Timm, Laura Strickland, Marsha House, Dian Clark. Leader's Club was organized in l962 for the purpose of promoting school spirit and leadership in gym classes. This year it has progressed greatly. There are twenty-nine members participating from grades nine through twelve. These girls have been carefully selected in order to better our school and our community and also to promote better understanding among our neighboring schools. The members of Leader's Club hope to begin a girl's sport's program whereby the female students of Randolph Central School may participate in girl's sport's activities with other schools. So far, we have played volley-ball with schools in our area and hope to play similiar sports in the near future. We sincerely wish to create a girl's sport's program in our school because we believe it is essential. Our advisor is Miss Heron and the following girls are our officers: President . Vice-President Secreta ry Treasurer . .a Sharon Schulz Donna Schapp L . Susan Young Bethany Schultz CH EPS CLUB ROW ONE: Jerry Brace, John Willsie, John Crossley, Michael Laughlin, Clair Inkley. ROW TWO: Paul Exner, Marvin Hubbard, Robert Bromley, Mrs. Burglund, Robert Sluga, Brian Anderson, Stanley Ca rr. The chef's club is composed of l5 members who are all senior boys. This club meets two days a week for a com- plete semester. Mrs. Burglund is our sponsor and the following are the officers: President: John Willsie Vice-President: Robert Bromley Secretary: Clair lnkley Treasurer: Stanley Carr Some foods which were prepared this term were cream puffs, candy, cakes, pies, pizza, chili con carne, etc. Some meals were also prepared. Recipe for Cream Puffs Heat to a boil in saucepan- l cup water M cup butter Stir in all at once- l cup sifted flour Stir vigorously over low heat until mix- ture leaves the pan and forms into a ball Cabout one minutel Remove from heat. Beat in thoroughly, four eggs. Beat mixture until smooth and velvety. Drop from spoon onto ungreased baking sheet. Bake until dry. Temperature: 400 Time: 45 to 50 minutes Amount: 8 large puffs A book, like operson, has its fortunesg is lucky or unlucky in the precisefmoment A of its falling in our way . . . Walter Peter SP RTS X FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Randy Carpenter, Bob Slugo, Mike Laughlin, Brian Anderson, Barrett Groves, Mar- vin Hubbard, Stanley Carr, Hank Schobey. ROW TWO: Jim Glow, Jim Campbell, Tom Wade, Eddy Smith, Bruce Gardner, Terry Vesneske, Dennis Duffee, Cliff Roth, Larry Barber. ROW THREE: Jim Hitchcock, Mike McKenna, John West, Gary Ellington, Bruce Schapp, Parker McKinney, Doug Cowen, Dennis Dexter. ROW FOUR: Bob Gordon, Jim Sikes, Tom Dexter, Don Summerfield, Don Clancey, Lee Hinkle, Mike Smith, Art Baker, Russell Barron. ROW FIVE: Coach Wheeler, Coach Ross, Coach Stephens, Ron Berg, Bob Underwood, David Barber, Lonnie Miller, Roger Harrower, Bruce Keith, Bill Hillard. 2' t MOFS .HO ORABLE PL YERS OE THE YE R mtl .if ' xl Mryl 0 i iii J Wax iw JV if l y if .tl Xijcvwsifalyfp. wi' f' j cl' , f l itil il . sb t ' 7 l li i at ld I 1 Y ull! f W m lli ' Xl F tk i ilgl 'J i il I . pb PM . U lull ,v V V Henry Schobey, Defense, Marvin Hubbard, Offense. MOST HONORABLE PLAYER AWARD As an incentive over and above the thrill of playing, the coaching staff added a Most val- uable player award for the i962 Football Season. After each game of the season one offensive and Game Offensive Defensive Franklinville Hubbard Groves Jamestown J.V. D. Dexter Glow Silver Creek Hubbard Anderson Cassadaga Sluga Hubbard Much of the spark that carried our team to victory this year was due to the enthusiasm and spirit these boys showed. At the end of the season one boy on Defense and one bay on Offense was chosen by the coaches as the Most Honorable Player of the Year. Although he played well on offense, the vote for Most honorable player of the year on Defense goes to HENRY SCHOBEY. Henry gets the credit for a total of eighty tackles, many made against some of the best ground gainers in the league. one defensive player was chosen for outstanding playing ability in that game. The players and the games were as follows: Game Offensive Defensive Bemus Point Hubbard 5Cl'1Ol9eY Westfield lst string lst Sf l 1Q Pine Valley Hubbard 5Cl1ObeY Northern Area Hubbard Schobev Playing an excellent Defensive game and being able to pass and run, our biggest ground gainer for the season was MARVlN HUBBARD. Converted from a fullback to halfback, the speedy two-hundred pounder accounted for over one- hundred points scored during the season and was rated as one of the best backs in the league. Marvin gets our vote for Most Honorable Offens- ive Player of the Year . Each boy received a certificate indicating his award and gets a tip of the football helmet from us. R. C. S. Football Coaches ROW ONE: Stan Carr, Hank Schobey, Doug Cowen, Ed Smith, Barrett Groves, Jim Glow Bob Sluga. ROW TWO: Marv Hubbard, Tom Dexter, Dennis Dexter, Tom Wade, Brian Anderson, Mike McKenna, John West. SENIO LEFT TO RlGl-iT: Don Dunstan, Bob Sluga, Mike Laughlin, Marv l'-lulflword. JU IOR HIGH FOOTB LL ROW ONE: Bruce Tropp, Jeff Guerdaf, James Hill George Sischo, Eddy Fox, Dennis Waite, Tim Walters. ROW TWO: Doug Crosby, David Mann, Alan Roman Jerry Summerfield, James Galbraith, Billy Morrison John David Cowen, Francis Dexter, Steve Edgar Norman Kosty, James Underwood, Floyd Schultz, Mr. Huizdzak, Dan Riddell, George Lloyd, Dean Eddy, Mr, Edgar, Randy Miller, Dennis Stephens, Lance Remington. FCDOTBALL LEFT TO RIGHT Ccontinue with adjoining pageli Barrett Groves, Hank Schobey, Brian Anderson, Stan Carr. R.C.S. Football Flag Here comes the R,C.S. teaml 00 VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Terry Vesneske, Don Dunstan, John West, Doug Cowen, Gary Brown, Bob Sluga, Tom Wade, Lanny Sheffield, Jim Rasey, Tom Kennedy, Paul Exner, Coach Gardner. INSERT: Jim Campbell, Tim Bowley. JU IOR VARSITY BA KETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Wheeler, Bob Under- Hinmon, John Gribbin, Mike Benco, Greg wood, Craig Guerdat, Jon Pontti, Tom Dexter, Boyer, Barry Slater. INSERT: Dave Jaquay and Gary Smith, Dennis Dexter, Ron Vesneske, Dan Dave Dow, managers. il ,ff Xiu' , N, , JU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL i E V. A ,lJljhJ , V W VV fv,fXm Cuff , M ROW ONE: Owen Carr, Terry Heyl, Billy Rex- braith, Steven Edgar, Ronnie Heilman, Dennis ford, Stephen Smith, Lance Remington, John Stephens. ROW THREE: Harvey Bissell, Jim David Cowen, Mr. Huizdzak. ROW TWO: Tim Underwood, Jeff Guerdat, Frank Fowler, Bernard Wolters, Francis Dexter, Don Dexter, Jim Gal- Johnson, Bruce Tropp, Martin Sheffield. 10 Donna Williams VAR ITY CHEERLEADER Sharon Schulz Mary Mlnnick Ginny Lindquist lx, L ll !CindyllTimm Q x aa , an x f-X -H F S s I sb X L 'M l+fw N ei Q ,- FQ. is W., x .RN e. JX, , N 'x l x., , wa mv li Vxxc W' X ,, N N. 'N xi . x l x ,si -six I x an 'S fl L 3 . -N - V. ix fa la 4 xx 9' Nh -sa X ws qfl 102 l - 4 .J 'is 'S X Dian Clark Yvonne Morris OUR COACH alternate .sr i .Vi x xc :fin Qs X , D Q MissHeron ,SMX wb QU? Q.. Q Kathy Lindquist i JUNIORQ Selva Brown Marsha Clawson Pat Benca Marsha House SandysHilI Terry Spence alternate ,Q rfJUNlOR HIGH Donna Beaver, Kathy Hoffman, Linda Kinney, Valerie Crucilla, alter- nate, Patty House, Nancy Woodward, Vicki Strickland. 10 WRESTLI G ROW ONE: Stan Carr and Clair Inkley, co- captains. ROW TWO: Bill Hillard, Bruce Schapp, Don Clancey, Bernard Johans, Tom Hoxie, Harry Deeley, Barrett Groves, Don Summerfield, Dwayne Berg, Joe Sluga, Ray Hoxie. ROW Beaver, Alan Roman, Art Baker, Lee Hinkle son, Todd Searle, Craig Claflin, Darrell Arnold Jim Spence. THREE: Coach Wishart, Bruce Keith, Dave Pine Valley Cassadaga Cattaraugus Falconer Gowanda Franklinville Southwestern Silver Creek Pine Valley Franklinville Cassadaga Cattaraugus WRESTLI G SCORES 20 Randolph 34 31 Randolph l8 l 2 Randolph 27 26 Randolph 28 43 Randolph 5 2l Randolph 26 37 Randolph l l 30 Randolph l 7 31 Randolph 15 l 8 Randolph 3l 40 Randolph l3 28 Randolph l 8 Parker McKinney, George Barney, Marv Hub- bard, Mike McKenna, Bob Morrison, Brian John- 1 X: I 1 NS S X X 3. X -X,- 'N , l X. ll VARSITY BASEB LL SEATED: John West, Terry LaCroix, Lanny Sheffield, Dave Carpenter Don Dunstan Floyd Cornelius, Bob Sluga, Tom Wade, Hank Schobey, Marv Hubbard. STANDING Tum Bowley Coach Stephens. Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph 1962 Allegany Portville Franklinville Cattaraugus Cattaraugus Portville Franklinville Allegany Portville JU IOR VARSITY BASEB LL KNEELING: Coach Fratarcangelo, Joe Sluga, Randy Luce, Larry Barber STANDING Terry Vesneske, Doug Cowen, Jim Rasey, Don Clancy, Don Sparling. 0 TRACK ROW ONE: Don Clancy, Don Sparling, Paul Casler, Hank Priess, Dennis Duffee, Terry LeBaron, Tony Covert, Pete Grassino. ROW TWO: Dave Rice, Dan Brown, Dave Jaquay, George Gillis, Dave Frank, Lowell Wilcox, Richard Young, Tom O'Stricker, Mike Laughlin, Bill Noble, Clair lnkley. ROW THREE: Coach Gardner. 0 UP AND OVER! I ! Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Track Scores 21W 62W 74W 67 SPM i7rhJ 18 C4th7 26M C5thl Northern Area 82W Little Valley 4l Hinsdale 45M Bishop Walsh 46W Limestone 28 Panama 67 County Conference Sectionals SENIORS IN SPORTS Ston Corr Bob Slugo Donna Williams V w Floyd Cornelius Honk Schobey 10 O8 Marv Hubbard Clair Inkley Mary Minnick Terry LeBaron Jerry Brace Brion Anderson Tom Hoxie Sharon Schulz Mike Laughlin Paul Exner 10 O Barrett Groves Don Dunstan Ginny Lindquist Yvonne Morris Dwayne Berg Randy Carpenter CLASS OF I963 QTHIRTEEN YEARS AGOQ ROW ONE: Glenn Marsh, Daniel Easten, Larry Dowd, Warren Derby, Clair lnkley, Jimmy Glow, Jerry Brace. ROW TWO: Larry Barber, Barbara Wallace, Phyllis McElwain, Paula Newton, Earlyn Carr, Judy Snow, Connie Spence, Leone Brown. ROW THREE: Mary Minnick, Donna Williams, Jean Snow, Diane Wilcox, Darlene Thiesson, Martha Shean, Gloria Valeski. ROW FOUR: Nancy Riddell, Rosemary Swan, Carol Fritton, Carolyn Gray, Rosemary Hinman, Sharon Foote, Patty Beach, Marcia Gumienik. ROW ONE: Richard Grover, Donald Dunstan, Paul Flucker, Joseph Sluga, Douglas Loomis, Bruce Durfee, George Barney. ROW TWO: Ing- var Carlsson, John Crossley, Sharon Arnold, Mazie Barber, Sharon Hadley, Caroline Walters, John Benson, Brian Anderson. ROW THREE: David Miller, Fred Monroe, Howard Maynard, Sandra Marsh, Sharon Schulz, Elizabeth Com- stock, Daniel Corbett, Henry Schobey. ROW FOUR: lrene Hill, Bonnie Nichols, Linda Nichols, Virginia Lindquist, Minnie Cowen, Evelyn Row- ley, Elizabeth Stillman, May Barber. OUR A. .S. STUDENVCHRISTINE LEITZENBERGER Christine Leitzenberger Austria, my home country, is not very big. lt is approximately the size of Maine with a popu- lation of about seven million. l live in quite a small town in Waidhofen an der Ybbs in the cen- tral part of Austria. The climate there is very similar to here, but in the High Alps it gets much colder, and there is more snow. Austria's present Our school system is quite different. ln our high schools, called Gymnasium, we have to take l2 subjects, but, of course, not every day. We attend school from 7:20 to l2 or l o'clock and we also have school on Saturday. Our school year is divided into three marking periods. We do not have as many tests-only about eight a year in each main subject fGerman, English, Mathematics, and Latinl. l-lowever, each one does countl ln all the other subjects we have oral examinations. l have two brothers and two sisters in my economic position is one of stabilized prosperity. After the war we had a hard time recovering, because many of our towns were bombed and the workshops destroyed, Now we have quite a high standard of living, and practically no unemploy- ment. The form of government of Austria is ci democratic Republic. family, all younger than l. At first I had a little difficulty getting used to eating the main meal in the evening, because we have it at noon. Also, we don't eat much for breakfast, but we take a snack at one o'clock in school. lt was not easy to get chosen for AFS, and I am so glad l could make it. I am especially glad l could come to Randolph for l like the town and the school very much. Someday, l am going to come back to the U. S. and visit my American family and all the friends l have made here. 112 Christi's home town-Waidhofen 2 5 2 114 OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Hillord, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Heyl, Mrs. Sheffield. ROW ONE: Earl McKimm, Merle McKimm, Eva Carr, Harold Fargo. ROW TWO: Bob Aldrich, Pete Reding, Rex Yow. CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Carr, Alice Goodrich, Pearl Babcock, Jean Barber, Pauline Greeley Marjorie Hughes. ABSENT: Lillian Waite. LEFT TO RIGHT: Olive Harkness, Bea Fargo, Greta McKimm, Ernestine McKimm, Katie Bromley, Grace Bowley, Louise Pflugradt, Betty Layton. 1 BUS DRIVERS ROW ONE: Clifford Messervey, Horace Fowler, Fred Pflugradt, David Shenefiel, Robert Barber. ROW TWO: Leonard Waite, Alan Slater, Dale Anderson, Ted Young, Clarence Brown, Lloyd Wright, Walter Andrews. I . ROW ONE: Floyd Burch, Horton Smith, Richard Bohall, Archer Wright, Warren Slater. ROW TWO: Ray Colbain, Robert Akins, Jack Flood, Edward Brown, Charles Hughes, Lloyd Whitcomb, Dean Waite. ABSENT: Roger Cowen. 1 ,ff , I V . ,ff 1115-f Avg , f aw 1,1 ' 5 w X1 s 5 S , SS, ff ?fgD'3 S? 4 ,' fl ,f I 1 V., ' , 4, Y fxftlll Jnfff V V K ' 'Jr' 1 . f iff' , w . ff -W , X, , M f X s f ,W W f w WAHM f b , f'A q X QS? ,,,, QW 697 .,.. 5' ,349 M. X ww . SEQ., QYNWV N525 xkvyi Q ' LAM so my ff 4 nk. xv. My Q mv kv K9 X K x MR R Exam X f 'm g' W 9 ,Ap ff' f the X prof' of b oks I '1 ,A o ci g f 0 M ' fwgga 5 R X Z i Best of Luck to the Class of 'c63,' CRANDALL'S DRUG STORE AND GIFT SHOP 1. 5 lmmnzlzxzzzznm, andolph New York Best Wishes to Class of 63 MYERS' FUNERAL HOME l'ldOIPI'1 New York Congratulations to the Class of '463,' CONEWANGO VALLEY MILLS Cohewango Valley New York 118 Compliments Of G.L.F. PETROLEUM Conewango Valley New York Compliments Of WALKER SPRAGUE COMPANY Kennedy, N. Y. Phone 2905 Compliments of BROWN MILLING CO. FEED, GRAIN, COAL, SEED, FERTILIZER, CEMENT, ATLANTIC FUEL OIL 81 GAS FARM SUPPLIES OLIVER FARM MACHINERY Phone 22-8lI or 32-8I5 Randolph New York Best Wishes from HOITINK UNDERTAKING CO. 1 Randolph 'EH G N I I Y New York Compliments from FRANCE COLLISION SERVICE . IQ gig iks, J l 'rr?w'7.9 Red House New York Education is your God-Given heritage in America. Use it to the betterment Ot yourself and mankind. Compliments Of TEN PIN LANES AND FOUNTAIN BOWL Congratulations CAIN OIL CO. Dealers In Petroleum Products Distributors ot ONEIDA MOTOR OIL Compliments of THE coTTAe-E RESTALJ RANT There'sr10 if it question about it! EGSI' -W,K..Y.' New THIS is Randolph 1 ATHF York ' PLACE KTO EAT A YQ Good Luck from MILKS AGE CY N East Randolph New York JOHN WADE 119 C ongmtnlntionx from HARKNESS - BRACE Randolph New York G. L. F. Feeds ond Supplies EDDY BRACE R. Z. HARKNESS Compliments Of Compliments . 0f Quaker Brldge QUEENSBORO FARM PRODUCTS Congratulations STEAMBU RG MAIN DINER CCDRPORATION Conewan O N Y k Stecnmburg New York g ew or Cottcnrcugus County 5 J 4 +5 , I P , -,GI 20 RANDOLPH SEED COMPANY INC. Extends Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1963 PACKET GARDEN SEED SPECIALISTS ROBERT C. LILIENTHAL, President MICHAEL SHEAN, Office Manager Compliments Of WILLIAMS' JEWELRY STORE 8. GIFT SHOP Randolph X New Y Phone 23-4.83 Best of Luck from CASE'S LIQUOR STORE Randolph New Y Phone 32-925 Best Wishes from HlNKLE'S SERVICE 8g BODY SHOP Phone 42-805 Randolph, N. Congratulations from STEAMBURG RED 81 WHITE Steamburg 'Elm New Y WHITE' 22 Compliments of the BORDEN FOODS COMPANY MACHINE SHOP Randolph New York Good Luck from BROWN'S GARAGE Your Ford and Falcon Dealer Randolph Compliments of HOITINK INSURANCE Randolph New York Best Wishes of '463 RANDOLPH FROZEN FOODS Randolph New York BERT:-IQLD STUDIOS tWish Best Luck to CLASS OF 63 t m. 1 s - S-2x ' ye fe t ef t 7 West Main Street Jamestown, New York PHOTOGRAPHS FQR THE WHOLE FAMILY 1 2 2 J. C. JENKINS DAIRY I85 E. Fairmont Avenue Lakewood, New York Jif' QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS AND SMOOTH-TEX ICE CREAM Taste The Difference For Prompt ond Courteous Service Phone LKwd. 2865 or 3715 .,' . -L- ynf-A fi ,1 F 5 ' I j,,J ,lf ff' z,'K. L 'L ,Qf' IZVI Com plimenis from RANDGLPH HOTEL N Randolph, New York ws W W . 2 I 9 A g l M Ya' , ' I 2 L ' OWNERS: MIKE BENCA AND WILLIAM ISIDORI 2 Compliments Of Randolph New York A. G. Crowley, Pres. T. A. Searle, V. Pres. A. F. Timm, V. Pres. R. F. Seager, Cashier R. G. Fellows, Asst. Cashier 09' x s uhfc 5 . . 'ba 1 Q oe m 3 3, UWQQUWEE 6 ' hs Pnovlosomvue Q snnxmc. Act or msn Direclors Eddy J. Brace A. G. Crowley Ruth F. Seager F. G. Myers A. F. Timm T. A. Searle Success to the Class of l'63 MARKET BASKET .X M Mmau 32 Randolph New York Jack Flood - Grocery Man, James Redington - Meat Man, A Compliments of KENNEDY TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENTS COMPANY KAPUSCINKY BROS. Kennedy Phone: 2745 New Yo l Best Wishes from RANDOLPH FEED 84 SUPPLY East Randolph New York i A - 0 Compliments of J. LILIE Dealer in Horses 81 Cattle Randolph New York Best Wishes Of WERNER'S GULF SERVICE GULFPRIDE ll East Randolph, New York ' ' x 1 Xw xlfl AU O ,T x L M Q, W el H 3, A tl .1 FARM SERVIC ALLIS - CHALMERS Sales 81 Service East Randolph, N. Y. 12 K ikjlv M myfff J lj V it WWW Mwfwwfj N99 W fm WzWW W jf 1 63 , WV ja! m I M Mft WML jj!! Hffy TZQEW? W if W M mnfcwwwf ff M f W W vw Qf2 g0MQ5gwwfwAMl7fff iff Af WQQGQQJ Qfyffjfjffgg fff3i'V W Aff L f viii QW fffffvmwfjjlffffj ff Vwwff QfJQWPf!Wf j W ,, fjjf W! jj iyjkwffj lWAyD9jf'f Mf OJ My Compliments from MCNALLIE HARDWARE RUUCIOIPIW New York C nngmtttlfztiom From BEN FRANKLIN 5 - IO Randolph, New York Marion Tropp - Owner Compliments of COSTELLO'S GROCERY Red House New York 3343? .1 In Best Wishes from LOCKWOO2D'S BEAUTY S-HOP 9 Wadsworth St. Randolph New Yo PH. 5-2474 WOODMANCY'S COUNTRY STORE East Randolph New Yo Best Wishes from WATERBORO TRANSMISSION SHOP Automatic Transmission Repair Howard Milliman ennedy New Y are l,-S . ' ', I ,,,. ,.. . '- -Astfwtf-'-' ' K Good Luck Best Wishes from from MILT'S TExAco seiavicis RANDOLPH DINER Tires - Batteries - Accessories A SNACK fix Welding, Cutting, 81 Brazing SACK xl Phone 2073 Kennedy, N. Y. N Y k Randolph ew 129 Best Wixbes from Good Luck L. C. RUPER GARAGE Closstif .63 PONTIAC gl TEMPEST Soles gl Service CHARLES H. TUBBS 81 CO Phone 2151 R 'd 5214 Lime Valley es' York Randolph New Yo R Best Wislaex from Complimentx fmm STROUT REALTY CO. MEROW BROTHERS Randolph New Yok Lime VOHGY New York T df9 -'EB I 3 , x'uf'Qp2Xf0 ,gg M JVM! R119 LAW 1111119 6111! 1 RL I OJCOV Ben Wixbex f . 5 tv 1 Aj f 6xUN9y w 1 1.1 L AW i4 L 112.1 , ,nqgvygnff . Ip WNW York SPENCES BARBER sHoP ' W W M ,W Best Wixlaex frgm Be!! 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Best Wishes and Success to the Seniors VAN SLYKE NURSING HOME 19 Center Street Randolph, New York 132 Congratulations from HERMAN'S BARBER SHOP Randolph New York I Congratulations From DON'S ESSO 4 ' RANDOLPH DONALD BALD, Owner Best of Luck From RAZEY POULTRY Fresh to You Poultry, Eggs, 84 Butter Randolph New Yor 410 Owner ond Monoger GERALD W. CASLER Best Wishes From ASHLAND OIL AND REFINING CO. , My I Kennedy Bulk Plont Kennedy New York Kennedy 2695 Compliments Of SHIPHERD AGENCY INSURANCE 81 REAL ESTATE Randolph New York Greetings from KENNEDY GRILL .5 'sg' Kennedy New York 33 Good Luck to the Class of 63 EDDY'S RESTAURANT Steomburg New York Best Wishes From VALENTINE'S MEAT MARKET Where Quality 8. Prices Meet Kennedy, New York Phone 2445 VJ r JMU H 1 SJ P Nbgilwdli tvf36r,X,J GMWV Os, 55 -ij - Xe X, Q I-J gdb D551 ip by KAP GAAP! IIDIUKOIIN H? MD ' UV I ?IJ'fw26lw3VW ,jj ,ld Qslljgl tgp IV wif kgs-JSF? 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Rondolph New York Success to the Class of 63,, From SHERMAN'S KEYSTONE SERVICE Steombu rg New York i Best Wishes from C . 1 omplzments of FLORISTS Dry Goods Lodies Apporel 121 Jamestown Street Little Volley New York Rinndolph New York Phone XF 8-3831 Piwone 2:2965 Congratulations . 1 from Congratulatzons. 1 c:LARK's CLEANERS Class of H631 STAN'S RESTAURANT Randolph New York Red House New York 1 Phone - 32521 1 Best Wixlaex from 1 RANDOLPH MOTORS 1 Horne of the New Dodge Dorf ond Loncer Motor Servicing Repairing THE FORIYARD 1 LOOK 1 135 THE BISSELL C0 L jj, 'e'1'S LUMBER COMPANY A FRIEND olph New York Eost Rand Congratulations from EUGENE BISSELL Owner Good Luck From BURCH'S GENERAL STORE Onoville New York Best Wishes from ETH EL'S BEAUTY SHOP C0mp,imm to the X. Class of 63 From B E A u T r S R0nd0'Ph New York C STORE Good Luck from Randolph New Yo SKINNER'S SERVICE STATION 3 'EQ za ee 4.44 ' rf 'Q-ffaqgygglfoisif Main St. 'Mm' Randolph New York 136 ,D 1 :QW Lmiix ix'-, Q N A.. a .ff , JD s' J., Q Q 4 ! s I I U If 1 L' ,fa J S . 1 iv p . ' ' 5' IK ' 'A M 5 ' 1 1 I 1 ' , U Y V' H 'I 4 J f 1 ' 'f ' 5 ' ' ri 'I nf- 1 f 7 .. - , 0 A E ,Q I CA9,mpl lmen'rs of ,, 1 N , ., J' K' ,I V -. W N J Y my x 8 Q tl . me I K, 4' . V J. x ,I ,U 'Q In n I. . i 1 .. Q. ' wo 9 ' x A, ' I y K in F ' I I . 5 ,qx , A Q . Q. fn .f 9 ' l ' ARor1doIphL New York ' a 4 9 1 7 I, . v., 1. ,N Q 'Sm X n .9 'a . 5 an BEST WISHES FROM ED. GUMIENIK FARM IMPLEMENTS Best Wishes to The Clolss of 63 from ALLEN MEYERS RICHFIELD OIL DIST N Compliments of RED HOUSE INN Rv 4-s-JIFSG: Red HOUSE New York Best Wishes from VALLEY VIEW CHEESE FACTORY Compliments of WORKS AND SILVIS CO., INC I - Q -Q 1 'N Q. fj ' ' Red Hous Ne Phone 296-57II Leon New Best Wishes Best Wishes CATTARAUGUS ffm couNTY BANK Little Valley fxlwm New Y k LUMBER CO. I' H. J. Brossmcm mmm from PARK EDGE sToRE - Kennedy New York Red House E New Y k 140 BEST WISH ES from METALLIC LADDER MANUFACTURING CORPORATION RandoIph New York C ongmtulatiom from MYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Randolph New York Compliment.: Of WESTERN AUTO LocaIIy Owned JAMES MONG - Prop. Randolph New York Compliments 01' I N KLEY'S PHARMACY ALTON INKLEY, Prop. 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