Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

,ff QgiQW3gf2:bgf,fg?fffwM M fwwwfyggimh XW5 W W W Wgffiiywjw W w L 552 X V J xley lim Tl h EPI gl L ANJ' VH! . QD' - I .fxf 3 M ' J K , Wm WWF? 1 KQQJL CJLn,l,Q,LQ,Qfe C'vfLCLCifQV X Kilo'-1 M24 ,W ,M JJMV,QVqJw tlxwfibfviff M M W gf -. MJ HILLTGP 1964 Presented by the Student Council of Randolph Central School Randolph, New York czssmen Pefsonnel '53, As the theme for ths has chosen the subject of this is a particularly fitting play such an important role not only as tangible things from one place to another, l medias whereby we enter lives. The door which as opened to begin our school career is shall ever encounter,i To staff that doors Irves, --...,hM this door. do not let you have reaped all it offers. until DEDICATIGN Mrs. Marion Fox It is with pride that we dedicate the 1964 Hilltop to Mrs. Fox. We realize with gratitude all the wonderful things which she has taught us and know that her teaching has been an inspiration to many. Her Warm humor and sincere friendliness will always be remembered by her students. It is in recognition of these traits and her efforts for the en- tire studenft body and her guidance to this year's graduating class, that We dedicate this Hilltop. fLQ70lZfZf.aZ,U61f 777.afu04. JM 1, W, : -' K' f' fff , J 21 1191 f A -if-sfswi,1f:w,Qff: :gmev-sw:vw,w7,,fs-f'if'-- :ww fa fzwiwz 9351941 ADMINISTRATION 'Milton R. Horak Secondary Principal James F. Davis Jai' N' CImPmfmI District Principal emenmry Pfmffpo Principcil's Message JAMES F. DAVIS Nothing is certain except change. Nations have perished for lack of adaptability. Unless an individual can adapt to changing times, he will become outmoded and lose his usefulness. The development of research, science and technology mandates more and better education for each individual. Competencies to meet these changes will provide you with the opportunities for success. Be influenced by that which is wise rather than by pressures. Bold imaginee'r'ing, careful planning, persistent pursuing and faith in God will guide you. Sincerely, 27. gglw... James F. Davis x v.,. , 7.17 x if MQ? rs -, - f?HQivi5v5i?:?' f fs ,ww X f- H wr, f 35 ' L' t 2 ., E. W 5 ngb- s -Q 'x 2593? ix' ,Y ,.,., + aff: :lg , K K , vi i vim? we ,Q ' . , . -W Ji .-mgffffi . -iiigswf -, 'R 53,1 -g:,.Qh5a.f:,:is:-1.4 iafifssfcgfl , - 42 ' ' - Q HHP W :ai ,'W'1!?3ffQ:,g9'l E.5fa'?f5A-W??e.+4 2 -MW Q 5 Q' eww H -Qg,4,h:, . A-J E,-:si -5 mf, ,Swv4?if13-my,ff?f1kQqggfg, I ,. l 'ff h f - . fwy A..,, 1 C. .f gn. viiyfikfiyifwi, sn aQ,1.ewf95MKm-. ,f ,, f x :31g,.figQvIv i?-:fg- gc4fQf4ffqwf,. :1.kyi- f V , A hw-f ' y ' .f X i - . f , I M4 ' I J Y' 'L 1 f L f i V 1 M vv f A Q. mm, 4 - A. ., ,g1 k,zl . ' P - K 2 fggry ,,fg,n+-,A 'f7gf,fi Tx. , . 353'-:,f1w,f - li:?!2s9f'f ' S33 .',,Eq1'fzf5fEf-'TQ1f Sf .. . V 1 U W,,,,,, ' VZVV, L.AL, A I ,L., . X, A .L I ff if-:fm NM. , K. , - W , 1 1 .X .W K. X 4 1,0 fi M W.: --if Herbert Ahlers lnd. Arts 8. Adult Education Mrs. Pearl Babcock Homemaking 8. Cafeteria Mgr. Xl Helix Miss Sandra Brace Girls Physical Education M Mrs. Virginia Alexander Richard Anderson French 8. Latin Science 8. Mathematics Jack Berger Lawrence Bourne Driver Education Special Class Mrs. Mildred Brossman Walter Bunford Art Vocal Music fi ., ffiwiw rl QM Mi Ralph Burton Mrs. Elizabeth Charles Mrs. Corinne Clark Education ll, l2 Math 8, Algebra 9 Citizenship 8, English 8 Mrs. Cornelia Ross Kim Daniels Matthew Eskeli Math 7, 8 Social Studies IO, ll Agriculture, Math 9, Science 9 Fordyce Fox Mrs. Marion Fox Mrs. Marie Fox instrumental Music English 9, lO Organ Instructor Angelo Fratarcangelo Science 8 i fa U Paul Hvizdzak Citizenship 9, lO Mrs. Maria Marecek 7th Grade 8. Elem. French Mrs. Thelma Harper Visually Handicapped Merrill Chemistry, Physics, Gen. 'Science Robert Moore Guidance Director Mrs. Cynthia Holt Dental Hygienist Mrs. Ellen MacMurray Homemaking Frederic Nagle Speech Therapist, Randolph .6, Cattaraugus .4 Mrs. Shirley Nagle Mrs. Clara Northcraft Roy Pipher Nurse English, lO, ll English IO, l2 Miss Judith Randall Alton Reichard Ross Junior High English English 8, Citizenship 7 9, Biology fl nuff ., Mrs. Kathryn Seastrum John Stephens Anthony Tuccio Librarian English 7, Citizenship 7 Commercial Leonard Waite David Wheeler Mathematics 9, IO, ll, 12 Boys Physical Education Donald Wishart Industrial Arts Mrs. Helen Widger Commercial Miss Elisabeth Armitage Mrs. Lucille Bentley Mrs. Ruth Bissell Grade l Grade 5 Grade 5 Mrs. Eleanore Bohall Mrs. Grace Brown Mrs. Gretchen Brace Librarian Grade 3 Kindergmfen Mrs. Marian Congdon Mrs. Jean Crosby Mrs. Dortha Dooley Art Grade 4 Special Class Mrs, Hazel Fargo Mrs. Mary Fedorka Mrs. Wilma France Grade 4 Grade 4 Grade l Mrs. Geneva Frank Mrs. Olive Frink Gold Grade 4 Grade 2 jyfiw Z-Zxggcile 3 4,5 1 - .. ,c 4621, e Mrs. Helen Gregory Mrs. Helen Lilie Mrs. Dorothy Lincoln Grade 4 Grade l Grade 2 l Mrs. Lorana Rasey Grade 3 Mr. Raymond Olson Grade 5 Mrs. Margaret Paisley Mrs. Louise Osterhouclt Kindergarten Grade 6 Mr. Thornton Newhouse Mr. Ervin Milks Physical Education Grade 6 Mr. William McKeon Mr. Matthew Ludes Mrs. Ann Luce Grade 5 Grade 6 Kir1deI'gGI'Ten M555 D0 0fl'Y Sulhoff MVS- ClGl'0 Shed!! Mrs. Geraldine Silvis Physical Education Music Gfgde 2 Mr. Edward Skudlarek Mrs. Rubyanna Smith Mrs. Doris Stone Grade Grade I Grade 2 Mrs. Helen Thrasher Mrs. Lois Timm Miss Mary Vesneske Nurse Kindergarten Grade 3 ln Recognition . On this page, we wish to recognize a person who, for the past fourteen years, has helped greatly with the Hilltop. As the faculty advisor for the Hilltop, Mr. Eskeli has worked untiringly behind the scenes to make our yearbook the fine book it is. His guidance and assistance have been invaluable to us and he has always been available to give us advice. His thoughts and ideas have enriched our yearbook for many years. It is for these reasons that we dedicate this portion of the 1964 Hilltop to Mr. Eskeli. We grave and reverend Seniors, Who thought the years so slow We spent in acquisition Of things we had to know, Are filled with wild excitement, At last the goal is won. We gaze in admiration Upon the work we've done. The courses we have taken, The stiff exams we've passed Would indicate intelligence, With wonder we're aghast. The faculty, they tell us, Are equally surprised, For when they found us passing They scarce believed their eyes. Perhaps it was their wisdom That dragged us up the grade, And so we're saying, Thank you, For good advice and aid. How often we have counted The time till holidays, And wished the hours were shorter In education's ways! But now we may discover What old folks say is true: Life's working day is lengthy, And holidays are few. Still armed with high endeavor We'll meet fate with a smile And strive with heart undaunted, Remembering the while That life, despite misfortune, ls but adventure gay, And Death's a friend that gives us A last long holiday s .K N fy .W fm A h 'sf H 5:5515-' 9- 'lfiil 'x 'E wfi 13: 9,5 F Q -Ekixfltzg ,digg .Ud.fufA0C5. ZZATWZ,iMWWmW55f5?Qf W Q H1522 wfsfffff We Agana! of VK , 3 - N' by QWXMW b fwffff 5235! 91334 32wfbML5WD ff: EK W iffy .iames H. Rasey llDGdIl Assistant Treasurer Thomas Lyman Wade lITOmlI Student Council President X X f sr J' X f VX in ,XE XL Y . X91 . x 'X .L - ' I I J W X, -, if My f 1 'X N.: i 4 w Uwx U . ' X V ' Qj 1' i thleen Ann Lloyd N M ' v ,L lv llKOthll we u r r jx V .M I J, . lv VQV IJ V May, ,J ef 'X' f x K 1 v mm feusvfq 33 ry r EP fffifffffvllfjjlv nf MJ iffy WW ll - II In I v L do Mae Aucoin U!! L S d t Council Representative 40 Cv' - y Ray She IILGnII S d Council Representative Sv-fi W iff ' ! .5 V 2' QA A D 1 Cheryl Elaine Jorenby h C erie Student Council Representative fw M W A, W M 1 ff X' y J K A ,A y U I KZ W 'IVV 'V K' 1 I , ff ll I A f 1 flil ,f , ' 'ff' ! 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The Perfect Idiot Margaret Tennyson -- Rita Andrews Rhodora - Linda Aucoin Walter P, Latherby - Dan Brown Arthur Barnard -- Bill .Stacey Linda Barnard - Kathy Lloyd Aloysias lPatti Witomski--Tom Wade Dr, l-lockhorst Von Bart -- Ron Arche A Policeman - Lan Sheffield l' Jackie Tennyson - John Hitchcock Roger Tennyson - George Williams Daniel Tennyson-Gary Brown Miss Baker - l-lelen l-lagerdon Jeannie Wilson - Diane lntihar Carla Carlson -- Kathy Burroughs Miss Booth - Cathy Fritton SENICJR ACTIVITIES Rita Marie Andrews Class Secretary 3, 45 National Honor Society 35 Junior Play Cast 35 Hilltop Staff 3, 45 Leaders Club 35 Vice President 4, Ronald Wayne Archer National Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 F.F.A. 3, 45 Band 1: Boys Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Area All-County 25 Sectional All-State 2, 3, 45 Chorus Librarian 3, 4,5 -Gond3oliers Cast 15 The Pirates of Penzance Cast5'The Student rmce . Linda Mae Aucoin Cheerleading 1, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 45iI'I'he Gondoliers 15 Junior Class Play 35 Hilltop 35 Broadcast 45 Leader's Club 45 a Cappella 15 Band 15 Student Council 1, Secretary 4.. Kathy Barber F.H.A. 1, News Reporter 25 Treasurer 35 President 45 Leader's Club 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Raymond Lawrence Barber F.F.A. 1, 45 Football 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Baseball Manager 2. Mary Barton Broadcast Staff 45 Senior Play Cast 4. David Beaver F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Wrestling 35 Base- ball 15 Varsity Club 3, 45 Golf 3, 4. Catherine Jean Blood Hilltop Staff 45 Broadcast Staff 45 F.H.A. 4, Judith Ann' Bossman Dianna Club 15 Girls Chorus 15 Tennis 25 Broadcast 3, 45 Hilltop il, -15 Leader's Club 45 Make up, Junior Play5 Senior Play. Roger W. Bosworth F. F. A. 25 Treasurer 35 Vice President 45 Stage Crew Junior and Senior Play5 Wrestling 4. Rosemary Brain Drama Club 15 Pep Club 15 Majorette 25 Broadcast 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Leaders Club 45 Hilltop 4. Daniel Lee Brown Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Juni-or Play. Gary Clayton Brown Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Broadcast 4. Vicki Dian Brown Pep Club 25 Drama Club 15 F.H.A. 1. Kay Louise Burch Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Leader's Club 2, 3, 45 Broadcast Staff 3, 45 Girls' Volleyball Team 35 Girls' Cageball Team 4. Kathleen Elizabeth Burroughs Broadcast Staff 45 Hilltop Staff 3, 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 F.H.A. 4. James E. Campbell Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 a Cappela Chorus 1, 25 Boys Chorus 15 Solo Festival 25 All-County 2, 3, 45 The Gond-oliers 15 'iThe Pirates of Penzance 25 The Student Prince 35 Football 1, 35 Baseball 15 Basketball 2, 35 Track 2, 45 Golf 3, 4. Thomas P. Carpenter Christmas Concert 35 Football 3, 45 Senior Play. Donna May Charles Broadcast 45 Hilltop 4. loan Marie Cheasman Girls Chorus 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 The Student' Prince .31 Stu- dent Council 35 Broadcast Treasurer 35 Typing Editor 45 Hilltop 4. Patricia Chubb Pep Club 2. 46 Dian Marie Clark Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Model U. N. 25 Sen- ior Play Gast5 Assembly Band 45 Broadcast 1, 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 45 Pirates of Penzance 25 Student Prince 35 Leaders Club 3, 45 Drama Club 1. Rita Jean Covedill Pep Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Girls Chorus 1, 25 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 Broadcast 25 Exchange Ed. 35 Typing Ed. 45 Hilltop 4. Linda Eileen Edgar Pep Club 15 Girls Chorus 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Broadcast 3, 45 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Edith Jeanne Firster F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Parliamentarian 35 Secretary 45 Pep Club 15 Broadcast 45 Senior Play Staff. Cathrine Louise Fritton Drama Club 15 Pep Club 15 Golf 35 Debating 1, 2, 35 Leaders Club 3, 45 Junior Play Cast Broadcast 2, 35 Editor 4. Bruce L. Gardner Mixed Chorus 1, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Golf 3, 4. James E. Glow Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. Steven Goodman Mixed Chorus 15 Track 3. Helen Hagerdon Girls Chorus 1, 25 Broadcast Staff Typist 3, Treasurer 45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Student Director. Roger Dale Harrower Honor Society 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Manager 3, 45 Debate Club 4. Patricia Ann Hedstrom Broadcast 3, 45 Girls Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Intramurals 25 Gondoliers 1. Joyce E. Hills Broadcast Sltali' 3, 45 Drama Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Band 25 Majorette 2, 3, John Otis Hitchcock F.F.A. 15 Secretary 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Gondoliers 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Baseball 1, 4. J. Michelle Hoffman Pep Club 15 Volley Ball 35 Leaders Club 4. Richard Hotchkiss F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sentinel 15 Stage Crew 4. Ray Hoxie F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 President 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. Diane Rose Intihar Girls Chorus 15 Pep Club 15 Leaders Club 2, 3, 45 Class Vice Presi- dent 25 Broadcast Art Director 3, 45 National H-onor Society 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Committee. Carol Ann Ireland Pep Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 25 Historian 35 Recreation Leader 4. Gregory William Johnson F.F.A. 3-Forum Team5 Public Speaking 2, 35 Senior Play Usher. Cheryl Elaine Jorenby Cheerleading 1, 25 Debate Club 1, 2. 3, Vice President 45 Band 1, 2, 3,. 45 Dance Band 3, 45Assembly Band 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Student Council 35 Treasurer 45 Pep Club 15 Model U. N. 25 Junior Play St:if'i5 Senior Play Cast5 Student PI'lllCL-Eu, Broadcast 2, 35 Lit, Ed. 45 Hilltop 35 All-State Band 45 Student Court5 Chairman Junior-Senior Prom 3. SENIOR ACTIVITIES H. Thomas Kennedy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Cast. Daniel Jon Klemann Baseball 25 Track 35 Solo Festival 3, 45 Band 45 Mixed Chorus 4. Ronda Kay Lopp Drama 'Club 15 Tennis 2, 35 Senior Play Cast5 Leaders Club 2, 3, 45 Broadcast 3, 4. Cristina A. La ra Mixed Chorus 45 Leaders Club 45 Broadcast 45 Senior Play Cast5 American Field Service5 Philippine Exchange Student 1963-64. Kathy Lloyd Band 1, 2, 35 Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Secretary 35 Treas- urer 45 Debate Club 1, 2, 35 President 45 Broadcast 35 Lit. Ed, 35 Hilltop 35 Assistant Ed. 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Assembly Band 3. 45 a Cappella Choir 25 Drill Team 45 Football Band 45 Honor Society 2, 35 Treasurer 35 All-County 1, 2, 35 Sectional All-State 2, 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Model U. N. 2, 3. The Gondoliersu 15 Pirates of Penzance 25 The Student Prince 3: Class Treasurer 2, 45 Pep Club 15 Jamestown Youth Forum 2. Robert M. Luce Senior Play Stage Crew. Maureen Sally McDonald 5 Pep Club 15 Class Secretary 25 Junior Play Staff 35 Broadcast, 1 3, 45 5 Hilltop 45 Girls Chorus 2, 3. Colleen Jane McGraw Hilltop Staff 3, 45 Senior Play5 Broadcast Staff 45 F.H.A. 4, Gary W. Nourse Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 All-County l, 35 Solo Festival 15 A Cap- pella 25 H.M.S, Pinafore 5 Pirates of Penzance 5 Wrestling 1, 2, 4. James H. Rasey Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Golf 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, Secre- tary 45 Boy's State5 Honor Society 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Senior Play Cast5 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Chorus 35 All-County 1, 2, 35 Sectional All-State 25 a Cappella 2, 35 H.M.S. Pinafore 5 Gondo1iers 15 Pirates of Penzance 25 Student Prince 3. Chirella Roberts Drama Club 15 Pep Club 1, Clifton David Roth Football 35 Senior Play5 Pirates of Penzance - Lead 25 Gondo- liers - Lead 15 The Student Prince - Lead 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Henry W. Schobey Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Lanny Ray Sheffield Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Junior Play Cast5 Mixed Chorus 45 Student Council5 The Student Prince Cast 35 Sectional All-State 45 All-County 4. Barbara Linnie Sheldon Drama Club 15 Girls Chorus 1. Janice Louise Shenefiel D1'ama Club 15 F.H.A. Secretary 1, Vice President 2, President 3, District Recreational Leader 3, Parliamentarian 4, District President 4, State Treasurer 4. Judy Shields Girls Chorus 1, 25 Drama Club 15 Band 35 Solo Festival 25 Broad- cast 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 45 Pep Club 1. Joseph Harry Sluga F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Eddy smith Football 1. 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,.45 All- State 1, 3, 45 All-County 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior P1ay5. Gondol1ers 15 Pirates of Penzance 25 Student Prince 35 Varsity Club 3, 4. William J. Stacey Class President 15 Student Council 25 Junior Play Cast5 Broadcast Staff 3. Rosemary Swan Broadcast Staff 3, 45 Junior Play Committee Cynthia Lois Timm Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Model. U. N. 25 Jamestovim Youth Forum 2, 35 PTSA Student Representative 35 Em- pire Girls State S5 Junior Play Student Director5 Senior Play Cast5 Hilltop Jr. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All-State Sectionals 2, 35 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, -2, 3, 45 a Cappella 25 Pirates of Penzance 25 The .Student Prince 35 Gondoliers 15 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 25 Pep Club 15 Leaders Club 3. 45 Oratorical Contest 2nd place 3. Robert Tome Broadcast Staff 3, 45 Junior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Com- mittee 4. Brion Von Sickle Junior Play Prod. 3. Anita Louise Van Slyke Broadcast Staff 3, 45 Hilltop '45 Senior Play Committee5 Pep Club 15 Girls Chorus 15 Press Agent 25 Sodality 1, 2, Terry Vesneske Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, President 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Presi- dent of class 45 Treasurer of Class 3. Tom Wade I Student Council 1, 25 Treasurer 35 President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 H.M.S. Pinaforen, 'Gondoliers , Pirates of Penzance , Student Prince 5 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice Presi- dent 35 Football 1, 2, 3. Captain 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Junior Play. Rebecca Jean Weaver Junior Band 15 F.H.A. 3, 45 Broadcast 45 Class Night 3. Sandra Kay Whitmore Drama Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 3, Song Leader 45 Majorebte 1, 25 Girls Volleyball Team 2. Rachel Jane Wilson Debate Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 a cappella 15 Gondo1iers 15 Hilltop Lit. Ed. 3, 45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Broad- cast 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Girls Chorus 1, Susan Ester Young Band 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Area All-State 2, 3, 45 All- County 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Leaders Club 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Pirates of Penzance , Gondi- l1ers , Student Prince Girls Intramurals 3, 4.5 All State 4. Ellen F. Zrimsek Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 35 Pirates of Penzance, Student Prince, F.H.A. 1, Treas. 2, Sec. 45 Broadcast 3, 4. James Edward Zrimsek r.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Joyce Ann Zrimsek F.H.A. 3, 45 Broadcast 4. 47 NAME Rita Andrews Ronald Archer Linda Aucoin Kathy Barber Larry Barber Mary Barton David Beaver Cathy Blood Judith Bossman Roger Bosworth Rosemary Brain Dan Brown Gary Brown Vicki Brown Kay Burch Kathy Burroughs Jim Campbell Gunnar Carlsson Tom Carpenter Donna Charles Joan Clieasman Patricia Chubb Dian Clark Rita Covedill Linda Edgar Edith Flrster Cathy Fritton Bruce Gardner Betty Green Dian Green James Glow Steve Goodman Helen Hagerdon Roger Harrower Patricia Hedstrom Joyce Hills John Hitchcock Michelle Hoffman Richard Hotchkiss Raymond Hoxie Diane lntihar Carol Ireland Albert Jaquay Greg Johnson Cherie Jorenby SENIOR FAVORITE PASTIME worrying music goofin' around with Cherie and Dian going to room I6 working bowling piaying cards fighting with Harry riding around in blue 63 Fords looking at cars going to parties card parties parking being with Doug, what else! roller skating at Russell ramming around driving to Pine Valley work 33 Church St. being lazy helping Harold do chores at the Randolph Airport goofin' around with Cherie and Lin being with Ev sports talking to certain people having a riot musky fishing sleeping daydreaming meterology hunting teasing Mr. Stephens eating being in Ashville sleeping not doing homework horseback riding sleeping chasing girls rollerskating at Russell sewing going to the races hunting goofin' around with Lin and Dian FAVORITE FOOD orange sherbet cherry pie chips n' dip spice cake Italian food steak FAVORl'TE SONG Wonderland by Night Battle Hymn of the Republic Washington Square Blowing in the Wind Big Bad John CalI Me IrresponsibIe hamburgers and French-fries Smoke, Smoke, Smoke peanut butter and banana I Taught You The Way sandwich pizza with mushrooms pizza anything edible pizza lipstick ham, sweet potatoes pizza steak hamburgers pork roast and potatoes T-bone steak chili breaded veal cutlets anything edible chicken turkey and dressing lobster pizza steak pickled mice-toes spaghetti chili steak fish frys kelp hot dogs banana splits purple lollipops anything edible pizza deer steaks pizza cheesburger and milkshoke shrimp steak spaghetti all Italian food Sugar Shack Cobra Blue Navy Blue Beethoven's 5th Step by Step ' ll Deep Purple My Happiness 500 Miles Away From Home T he Yellow Rose of Texas Ebb Tide Deep Purple 'Your Other Love Deep Purple ll Puff the Magic Dragon You Don't Have to be a Baby to Cry Lolita Blue Velvet Never Love A Robin Espana Cani ll ll Since I Met You Baby - Be Careful of Stones That You Throw Puff the Magic Dragon all of them SOO Miles Away from Home Hungarian Folk Song Winter Wonderland Bobby is the One Suikuiyaki 'Running Scared Talk Back Trembling Lips Drag City Songs from West Side Story I ll Washington Square Thunder Road Blowin' in the Wind Wonderland by Night Only Love Con Break A Heart DISLIKE FAMOUS FOR AMBITION FAVORITE SAYING HORCDSCCDPE lr ll l'm all mixed up u No comment Son of a gun! Holy cow My foot I don't know FuII house I don't know Just for kicks You fool l ll Z a P !u u u Horse shoes llHuh?ll ll I'Il never teII ll What are you? More homework! I I Let's go to RusseII! stop signs indifferent people two-faced people tests young teachers history class public roads pests show-offs certain teachers stupidity homework girls snobs, dirty combs conceited people conceited people conceited girls Some kind of a nut? rl Listen and learn Oh, weII None I don't know I'lI be iiggered I owe HOW much homework! l l I don't know u u Never mind Watcha doing? ll u anyll Best do it Heavens! Could be None Gracious None No kiddin ' Once a dummy, always a dummy You're crazy u ll ll That's life None Now be nice llHuhll You want to bet? Undoubtedly Honestly and truIy Cripe, l feel like a big boob being ineligible blondes smart alecks smart alecks history tests bull headed boys inconsiderate people snobs English teachers insincerity I like you, you're dumb I'm too ignorant to knowcorrupt individuals school iealous people spelling show-offs being lonely snobs stuck-up people two-faced people homework dishonest people homework snobs guys who think they're God's gift to woman stuck-ups slow drivers fat girls greatboys without manners gray hair being what l am yakkin' falling in gym doing homework talking in history class parking wearing tight shoes laugh nothing telling iokes goofing off flirting arguing with Mr, Tuccio mingling with N. Area guys getting into trouble fast trips to Pine Valley regular attendance being late nothing not being home Tarzan calls being miserable going with Ev being called Baldy talking being stubborn running out of gas doing nothing long ponytail football being lazy always being happy managing long hair being late not doing homework my singing being late chasing girls arguing with Mr. Burton talking smashing fenders changing moods chasing kindergarten teacher to learn more elementary teacher homemaking teacher farmer educated bum graduate nurse pass history and English farmer to travel college shop teacher like Wish graduate and marry Doug marry a serviceman nurse get rich live happily to succeed to succeed graduate secretary teacher graduate and get married foreign language teacher graduate have security hair butcher, lbarberl none graduate meterologist own a business reach top of my career construction engineer to be a success I lack one undecided pass chemistry farmer farmer own a 64 Corvette secretary to race at State Line conservationist to be a Mrs. NAME Thomas Kennedy Daniel Klemann Ronda Lapp Cristina Lara Kathleen Lloyd Robert Luce Maureen McDonald Colleen McGraw Ken Millspaw Dick Morgan Gary Nourse Jim Rasey Chirella Roberts Clif Roth Henry Schobey Lanny Sheffield Barbara Sheldon Janice Shenefiel Judy Shields Joe Sluga Eddy Smith William Stacey Ron Stephens Rosemary Swan Cynthia Timm Bob Tome Brian VanSickle Anita Van Slyke Terry Vesneske Thomas Wade Clair Walters Rebecca Weaver Sandra Whitmore Rachel Wilson Susan Young Ellen Zrimsek Jim Zrimsek Joyce Zrimsek FAVORITE PASTIME FAVORITE FOOD FAVORl'TE SONG playing cards tennis, skiing waiting for summer watching movies on TV reading letters from girls sleeping ramming with Kath running the roads going to parties Vera playing cards roller skating eating hunting being with Cindy reading travel goofing off looking at girls hacking around finding a teacher's breaking point playing the banjo listening to radio bumming around with Donna C. or waiting for the mailman being with Gordon and Diane hunting Michael countin' clouds having a wonderful time up the Elm Creek Road reading listening to records writing letters hangin' around at l7 Church writing letters roller skating kidding people listening to records French toast banana cream pie anything but liver ado bo, American charcoaled steak pizza steak T-bone steak pizza chile hamburgers lobster breaded veal steak venison steak strawberry sundae sandwiches cream puffs pizza steak shrimp pizza fish turkey sandwiches fish fry pizza lobster and beer pickled pigs feet steak The Old Gray Mare Popular records Dream My Love for You ll ll ll I Love You Because Beethoven's 5th Exodus OnIy Love Can Break a Heart Deep Purple Witchcraft ll Deep Purple Lots of them Stardust None But the Lonely Hearts Sugar Shack Evergreen l'm Leavin' it Up to You Whispering Pines l Can't Stop Loving You Drink-Drink Mary Had a Little Lamb Tower Tall SOO Miles Deep Pu rple More Deep Purple BIue Velvet Bossa Nova Baby Mary Had a Little Lam 'aw Clams Clare de Lune pork chops Washington Square chile Be Careful of Stones That You Throw P3220 Theme From a Summer Place most any kind of pie My Favorite Things pizza Moon River fish fry She's a Fool pizza and pepsi pizza Blue Velvet Deep Purple b ll u u FAVORITE SAYING Oh I yea? HoIy balls 'Don't panic I Naku Refs Tough luck Huh I Cripe :IH hu u Beats me I don't want to Let's get this show on the road Holy baIIs l'Il try anything once ll ll I don't care NeiI Il How's the weather up there? Might druther Censored Bull Shoes Whatcha doing? OhI Rats lljesll Forget it You're a riot Ralph u u stance None Gee, thanks I l'd rather not talk about it Just one! I I ll Cotton pick ls that right? Son of a gun Really I don't know You'd better believe it For shame, for shameI Bottoms up I'm a victim of circum- HORCSCCDPE DISLIKE winners at card parties things I can't do sexy girls temperature -200 people who aren't themselves loud mouth people people who don't act their age stuck-up people hypocrites snobbish girls stuck-up girls conceited people conceited people conceited girls English warming the bench unfaithful friends self-centered people gossip tall girls girls Cleopatras not being able to play banjo homework the distance between Randolph and Albany English IV mouthy people unemotional people people who call me Bo pessimistic people confusion work small towns rules in 30 bossy people writing compositions nothing definite, everything in general 'snobs HES FAMOUS FOR losing at cards nothing shimmying being friendly stealing cherries at lunch old jokes being slow making up excuses nothing keeping Cindy waiting being late for class beg feet nothing operettas football tiddly wink champ being me interest in Navy being engaged Saturday nights avoiding work nothing losing at cards talking in study hall being everywhere at once getting kicked out of the library doing English homework Magoo 3 aces and a pair of 8's being in trouble nothing being shy interest in talking dimples attending N.A. football games wise cracks being shy Army and Navy AMBITION get my dad to buy a new car park patrolman to marry a singer to be an ambassador to the U. S. again elementary teacher business executive teacher never can tell! I I to make money graduate to get a car be a retired Ioafer teacher music teacher get a job physical ed. teacher be a good secretary graduate get married to be 6 ft. tall be President travel teacher find a job history teacher mortician mechanical engineer to know myself to be Santa Claus history teacher to know marry a guy with money travel journalist undecided beautician travel marry a rich guy Best All Around C Most Artistic Linda and Tom A ' Diane and Bob Most t ehc i Most Boshtul Kathy and Tom Class Clowns Donna and Gunnar Best Dressed Kafht' and GOTY Cindy and Eddy ST Best Loo Most Likely To Succeed Ci-df and Ron M051 Polite Most Musical Tina and Gunnar Susan and CHf M t Po 05 pulqr HCIFCIGS1' Lindt! and Tom Terry, Cindy, q Susan and Ra R. C. S. SENIGRS Dear Gary, Sam, Hank, Dick, -'02 ---. Can I have your cookies? Did you soap my reed? What has she got that I don't have? I do NOT play with doIIs! Oh, no. 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P i s tl: as K is ...i . xl t Wil: ff i , wt A H' I 'l' 1 t t i lilflll il' 'firf Q.. ..4, if ,ff-l t wfi, fail' -1- ttyl 2.SaEf1:,f via wuffftj Q ,.Ki, ,1l,V V if W , -f ' ' L Q. f 5 mffaigli- - l 1151 gg i f-i eizffit, P K 'K 77i5W -itil' -'rf 1 5 L , ff K.: 'Mu s tw ts ,X t tp J'a5t x K 4 '-K ,, t at t 2 gmt., .,,:,ig4, iSlg,g,tfinm.v, , 2 gf W My ,, - tt tax? l t . , ' K - tg2,.1.ia,ge: all 1 K u . fi .m f f Danna Wheeler Richard Young James Zollinger s or Daphne Zrimsek 'f l si MW.- 'And what's your gripe for the day? Say, did you hear the one about . . . It's not the job I mind: it'g the work! Let me show you our latest selection of monkey wrenches. UW J A J gf wvjggw Q. CLASS oFHcERs rsfzsfw ' - FRESHMEN Jim Galbraith, President: John Cowen, Vice-President, Ann Frank, Treasurerg Diane Pierce, Secretary. SEVENTH GRADE Kathy Galbraith, Presidentg Doug- las Shine, Vice-President: Joe Carra, Secretary: Jim Reed, Treasurer. 64 EIGHTH GRADE Dian Waite, President: Paity Fel- lows, Vice-President: Linda Dex- ter, Secretary: Jean Swanson, Treasurer. MFRESHMEN ROW ONE: Richard Johnson, Nancy Hoffman, ROW THREE: Linda Gardner, Hare, Janice Jacobs, Patricia House, El- Edward Durnell, Larry Hine, Kenneth len Green, Connie Durnell, Shiela Hub- Harvey, Jeffrey Guerdat, Danton Godfrey: bard, ROW TWO: Ann Frank, Alan Har- ROW FOUR: Harry Johnson, Donald Dex- ton, Deborah Harrington, Stephen Edgar, ter, Robert Gordon, Miss Crowley. James Galbraith, Frank Fowler, Kathy ROW ONE: Sandra Cowen, John Cowen, Brown, Barry Clawson, David Burdic, Den- Harriett Bates, Vicki Atkins, lda Crats- nis Chapman, Hanley Bissell, Lynn 'Bos- ley, Douglas Crosby, Diane Bowley: ROW worth, ROW FOUR: Wallace Clark, Scott TWO: Donald Carlsson, Valerie Crucilla, Bossman, Charles Bromley, Mrs. Charles, Sharon Bromley, Melissa Clark, Susan Co- Absent: David Barber, Donna Beaver, Ma- vert, Michael Barber, William Congdong ry Ann Conklin. ROW THREE: Kathy Andrews, Carol ' FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Evelyn Johnson, Bonita Mor- rison, Diane Pierce, Tom Long, Jacque- line Reed, Brenda Marsh, Beverly Schra- der, ROW TWO: Susan Milbrant, Wil- liam Morrison, Shiela Knuth, Eugene Remington, Paula Schultz, Linda Kinney, ROW THREE: Roy Love, Dianne See John Ling, Ted Le Baron, Allen Ormond Gale Myers, Mary Remington, ROW 4? Richard Markel, Doug Roberts, Ed Nagle, Billy Nourse, Mr. Anderson. ROW ONE: Judy Zrimsek, Linda Sischo, THREE: Mrs, Nagle, Dennis Waite, Den- Jean Wilson, Marian Walters, Rhea Small- nis Stephens, James Underwood, Bruce back, Susan Swan, William Textor, ROW Tropp, Donald Sparling, ROW THREE: TWO: Charles .Sluga, Roland Williams, Howard Waldy, Terry Slade, Mark Sege- Susan Shine, Candy Sheffield, Barbara lin, Absent: Janet Zrimsek. Smith, Nancy Stillman, Larry Senn, ROW1 EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE: Dennis Carnahan, Ellen Brown, Barbara Bissell, Susan Brooks, Beverly Berg, Joyce Congdon, Dorothy Bailey, ROW TWO: Mr. Stephens, Jessie Brown, Donna Brown, Virginia Bentley, Suzanne Boyer, Lorraine Bennett, Katie Wll Brace, ROW THREE: Owen Carr, Bruce Andersen, Michael Cain, Thomas Bromley, James Brown, Craig Anderson, David Booth, ROW FOUR: Larry Bardesku, Dan- ny Andrews, Bill Bates, Carolyn Chadwick, Mary Brown, John Buck. ROW ONE: Peter Goodman, Linda Hoxie, Shirley Kelley, Susan Downs, Linda John- son, Patty Fellows, Cheryl Gilbert, ROW TWO: Nancy Jaauay, Cheryl Johnson: Ronald Hiller, Ronald Heilman, Terry Heyl, Dean Eddy, Christine Ehman, Miss Brace, ROW THREE: Cathy Gray, Linda Dexter, Mary Jane Kelly, Donnalee Frink, Bonnie Graue, James Hill, Jerry Johnson, ROW F-OUR: Danny Hanlin, Eddy Fox, Francis Dexter, Ray Eger, Clarence Hen- drikson, George Gillis. EIGHTH GRADE Wvezn5a'.sz.ss21? - - l ROW ONE: Ernest Kenyon, Richard Ol- Michael Millbrandt, ROW THREE: Col- son, Jerry Morrison, Crai Patterson, Alan ,leen Kupko, Carolyn Lindquist, Susan Oakes, Annette Oakes, Robert Lundberg, -Lindquist, Lynn Love, Nancy. Lloyd, Bob- ROW TWO: Mr. Fratarcangelo, Timothy bie Jean Otto, Lynn Knapp, Donald Mills- Kenefick, David Mann, Jack Martin, paw. ' Randy Miller, Clark Myers, Dan Knuth, V I ' ROW ONE: Larry Sample, .ludy Smith, Summerfield, Daniel Riddell, George Sis- Jack Young, Stephen Smith, Tim Seitz, cha, Nancy Reding, Brenda Solsbee, Kathy Sube, Vicki Strickland, ROW TWO: ROW FOUR: Lance Remington, Lawrence Floyd Schulz, Beverly Slater, Debbie Sam- Wright, Mary Troxell, Martin Sheffield. ple, Bill Rextord, Cindy Schoonover, Deb- Gail Sischo, Jim Tokarski, Kenneth Rem- bie Smith, .lean Swanson, ROW THREE: ington. Donna Waite, Daniel Vesneske, Jerry ' CNR ROW ONE: Deanna Bromley, Kirk Car- Doug Brown, Sandy Cartner, Cathy nahan Dennis Andrews Bill Benca Mar- Brown, Shirley Bissell, Janet Bald, Allen cia Armstrong, Frieda, Carlsson, I ROW Brain, Don Bohall, ROW FOUR: Joe Car- TWO: Linda Baker, Gail Boyer, Marilyn ra, Tim Baker, Don Brown, Dennis Bea- Birch, Elaine Barber, Larry Brown, Rebec- ver, Ronald Brown, Jim Burdic. ca Arnold, James Buck, ROW THREE: ROW ONE: Jerry Douvier, Margaret Gos- podarski, Linda Covert, Virginia Glow, Mickey Crucilla, Mary Jane Dash, ROW TWO: Larry Grover, Irene Harrington, Billee Greeley, Joe Finch, Michael Frink, Ken Green, David Dexter, ROW THREE: Mrs, Babcock, Randy Dexter, David Finch, Gary Guerdat, Kim France, Jim Harvey, Paula Dye, Bob Decker, ROW FOUR: Pat Glow, Janet Gray, Kathy Galbraith, Denton Egroft, David Chapman, Calvin Fleishman. SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: Bruce Johnson, Ivan Johnson, Donald Derow, Brian Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Pauline Lerow, Charleen Lappg ROW TWO: Mr, Ahlers, Valerie Hensel, Wendy Hill, Shirley May, Sharon May, Christine Hill, Martha Jaguay, Elaine Hoxie, ROW THREE: James Hotchkiss. Margaret Marsh, Jackie Jarosz, April Lilienthal, Valerie -Lehman, Philip Jann, Dale Heilman, ROW FOUR: Thomas Maynard, Walter Hedstrom, Eugene Mack, Richard Le Baron, Stephen Honey. ROW ONE: Ed Purdy, Pat O'Hanlin ,Dan Messervey, Morris Milks, Muriel Roberts, Teddy Olson, Gary Meyers, ROW TWO: Jim Palmer, Rodney Miller, Pauline Pet- erson, Donna Murdock, Tom Roman, Dru- scilla Niles, ROW THREE: Donna Parker, Brian Rexford, Jim Reed, James Mill- brandt, Richard Newton, Dorothy Morri- son, Peggy Nellis, ROW FOUR: Pat Orm- sby, Melody Ruth, Cindy PeQueen, Di- ane Pierce, Wanda Miller, Margo Rem- ington, Francis Paisley. SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: Roy Smith, Gordon Waite, Bonnie Vaughn, Karen Stahley, Janice Gary Waite, Timothy Shields, Kathy Smith, Karolie Stone, ROW THREE: Nor- Schrader, Howard Sischo, Jan Slater, ton Tarr, Robin Sischo, Stephen Snyder, ROW TWO: Marcia Wilhelm, Theresa Patricia Willibey, Lorraine Westley, Ted- Visker, David Tonger, Bernice Weldy, dy Slade ,Mike Shongo, Douglas Shine. MR. BOURNE'S CLASS ROW ONE: Mr, Bourne, Raymond Grid- nard Cassick, Keith Baker, Linda Laning ley, David Gray, Richard Sault, John Ha- Paul Fluker. luska, ROW TWO: Harvey Jones, Lea- I Five of a kind? Meet Abe Who's on the bottom? SNAPS I Relaxing at Hitchcock's during Exchange Week It's a party! 1 agwgwwm f H, N S b1-' M , ,M . . , .- . M . , n . A' W W' v 7, ATL' .pivgv I:2mg:f1f:z1:Y5xWgf4xg,y giifzilw ,M . ffiffff- viwj ns 'j Y- av I ,--. K- 2'+,f1-:ygfg mm gggggqf .4 - -f V fw x iiff, M N , I , , R, Y ' . - ..z77,g.fw W ,,Wf5,,,3fi3v:75t in I Kg., -gg, ., 535-,Q I W5 L I . igj,jffn..fV , K' W .mw- W , , 1 S .,.. f . 'k ' ,, E 3 :U 'yi , 2 P SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Donna Bromley, Sidney Bar- ber, Ronald Ormond, Randy Smith, Tim- othy Brown, Fay Emming, ROW TWO: Melody Love, Vicki Dye, Nancy Murdock, Anthony Walters, Bryan Barney, Morsha Kuhoneck, Mrs. Bissell, ROW THREE: Melvin Lindquist, Darlene Ormsby, Merle Kline, Scott Lilienthal, Warren Kinney, Andrew Brooks, Dale Wadsworth, ROW FOUR: Regina Schroder, Gloria Beords- ley, Bernice Marsh, Allen Burch, Edward Stevens, Melanie Shields. ROW ONE: Marilyn Gregory, Solly France, Mike Endress, Melinda Luce, Jean Kene- tick, Beverly Brain, Susan Swanson, ROW TWO: Kim Anderson, Bruce Brown, Jo- letta Wilhelm, Barbara Boyer, Larry Coin, Philip Heerlein, Mary Ann Buck, Mr. Ludesg ROW THREE: Peggy Fox, Paul Ormond, Greg Luce, Paul Nomes, Lorie Ann Otto, Patti France, Betsy Matson, Tom Hicks, ROW FOUR: Debbie Barron, Julie Searle, Doneen Stone, Marvis Nel- son, Billie Lee Layton, Bill Ehman, How- ard Honey, Corol Chubb. SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Wayne' Ruth, Linda Oakes. Ellsworth Texter, Terry Booth, Jennifer Strickland, Vickie Long, Colleen Currier, ROW TWO: Lois Dexter, Carol Heilman, Marsha Sheffield, Roberta Grover, Jerry Benson, Ralph Wilson, 'Patrick Slater, Mr. Milks: Row THREE: David Covedill, Rob- ROW ONE: Richard Morrison, John Sis- chc, Sigurd Carlsson, Joette Emming, ROW TWO: Ray Wright, Craig Brown, Linda Sparks, Walter Green, Mrs. Oster- houdt, ROW THREE: Gloria Whiteman, ert Willsie, Sharon Dexter, Carl Hyldahl, Darra Gae MacEachern, David Stahley, Lance Anderson, ROW FOUR: Vicki Schenkengost,... William... Sluga,... Dennis Root, Robert Shipherd, Sandra Ashdown, Haul Kelly, Jeffrey Wilcox, Orval Elliott, Missing: Judy Yaw. Herman Buvoltz, Steve Morrison, Ella Brown, Mary Buvoltz, ROW FOUR: Fran- cis Finch, Ricky Polaski, Sharon Rolfe, Dennis Flowers, Timmy Slade. FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Debra Wheeler, Mary Ann Benca, Jodie Hill, Marilyn Helms, Allen Archer, David Boyer, Robert Paisley, Pen- ny Douvier, ROW TWO: Wayne Wright, Jeffrey Schulz, Mary Rogers, James Dou- bek, Thomas Bohall, Louise Waite, Lisa Van Horn, Carol Barber, Ronald Waite, Donna Reed, ROW THREE: Virginia Decker, Deborah Chapman, Bernard Cragg, Rebecka Sample, Kenneth Hin- man Vicki Schobey, Jeri Frank, Judy Carra, Vicki Heyl, Mrs. Bentley, ROW FOUR: Cynthia Raymond, Carolyn Fleisch- mann, Marcia Smith, Debra Luce, Michael Greeley, Joni Shongo, Debbie Hackett, Robert Thomas, Jill Towers. ROW ONE: Herbert Brown, Bert May, Chan Glow, .Sharon Kelley, Charles Carl- son, Dale Sischo, ROW TWO: Brenda Pierce, David Spaulding, Walter Young, Rhonda Rolfe, Donald Gray, James Gray, ROW THREE: Peter Reding, Ronald Finch, Gayle Albee, James Nellis, Merle Morrison, Steven Green, Mr. McK,eon, ROW FOUR: John Miller, Norman Grave, Wayne Johnson, Sarah Kinney, Linda Myers, Steven Lockwood, Michael Shields, Absent: Enola Bright, Gary Wilkerson. FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Robert Barber, Frank Sischo. Marilyn Meacham, Sherrele Pierce, Stephen Cowen, Rebecca Wright, Duane Eddy, James See, ROW TWO: Glenda Lindquist, Beverly Mahnk, Curtis Fiebel- korn, Lesley Ehman, Clair Smith, Stephen Hotchkiss, Sharon Dans, Mr. Skudlarek, ROW THREE: Kenneth Tropp, Larry Smith, James Milk, James Markel, Rus- sell Riddell, Ruly Mighells, Cordellia Red- eye, Ralph lngerson, ROW FOUR: Steph Olson, Martha Beaver, Jackie Jo Gordon, Rebecca Grover, Daryl Shaw. Kenneth Hotchkiss, Mary Jo Hoffman, Gail Mitchell, Absent: Shelley Hicks, Ruby Mighells, Jeffrey Aiken, Ralph ln- gerson, Michael Vincent. ROW ONE: Yvonne Brown, Beverly Pierce, Donna Bates, Steven Booth, Kenneth Schrader, James Hribar, Jeffrey House, ROW TWO: Thomas Cain, Glenn Marsh, Clark Roman, Juanita Burr, Terry Towers, David Lerow, Douglas Chapman, Vernon Jimerson, ROW THREE: Janice Wither- ite, Justina Pierce, Jon Visker, Donald Schultz, Larry Watkins, Thomas Shields, John Sluga, David Root, Donald Rhoades Mr. Olson, ROW FOUR: Janice Rolfe Sheila Foogde, Jean Monroe, Dana Luce, Dean Kozlow, Bart Lindquist, Michael Hubbard, Harry Abbey, Daniel Elliott, ab- sent-Cheryl Long. I FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE-Z Mary Jane Hill, Howard Walters, Garry Texter, Joanne McGraw, Jean Carnahan, Janet Stahleyg ROW TWO: Betsy Ferguson, Annette Aiken, Jeffrey Barber, David Wheeler, Thomas Stone, Ronald Douvier, Mrs. Crosby, ROW THREE: Robert Matson, Dawn Klawon, Brett lvon, Cynthia Ahlers, Barbara Bo- hall, Deborah Barber, ROW FOUR: Ma- chael Luce, Donald Murdock, Kara Rog- ers, Thomas Rich, Debra Fiebelkorn, Eileen Jacobs, Sylvia Kebbe, Absent: Ca- rol Nomes. ' ROW ONE: Ruth Fritton, Susan Senn, Katherine Davis, Richard Bald, Sue Cong- don, ROW TWO: Paul Archer, Peggy Mason, Shanna. MacEachern, Lee Fisher, Norma Waite, ROW THREE: Danny Schobey, Joann Luce, Stephen Archer, John Aucoin, Rosemary Andrews, Tom Kenefick, Cynthia Hinman, Mrs. Fargo, ROW FOUR: James Smith, Marilyn Waite, Pamela Baker, JoAnn Patterson, Lea Ann Wheeler, Louisa Roberts. FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Joseph Zeth, Gaila Smith, Bruce Valentine, William Marsh, Thomas Mary Bromley, Robert Wilhelm, Thomas Newton, Stewart Bossman, Mrs. Fedorka, Arrance, Emily Buck, ROW TWO: Dan ROW FOUR: Linda Fiebelkorn, Vicki Turney, Janet Towers, Clay Van Horn, France, Richard Shipherd, Lorraine Hill, James Honey, Ronald Brooks, Gregory Kathy Fluent, Jerome Green, Joseph Mil- Brown, Kenneth Knuth, ROW THREE: brandt. Douglas Redington, Deborah Stillman, ROW ONE: Rebecca Fuller, Bradley ry Brown, Gayle Schreckengost, Lester Brown, Donald Bates, Charles Pierce, Burch, Diana Buck, ROW FOUR: Rob- ROW TWO: Linda Mighells, Bonnie Co- ert Sault, Holland Bentley, Kenneth Sis- vert, Gary Ring, Howard Ireland, Mrs. cho, Linda Walker. Frank, ROW THREE: Jeffrey Frame, Ga- FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Jeanne Luce, Terry Fisher, Doreen Finch, Bradley Anderson, Brenda Colburn, ROW TWO: Randall Brooks, Darlene Root, Joyce Kaltenbach, Kevin Niles, Frank Hyldahl, ROW THREE: Si- grid Carlsson. Randall Honey, Ronald Munday, Donald Hancock, Roxanne John- son, Mrs. Gregory, ROW FOUR: Edward Vaughn, Jerry Greene, Douglas Nelson, Andrew Eger, Jeffrey Barron, Wendy To- WE I'S. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Sarah Walters, James Still- man, James Archer, David House, Michael Hill, Terry Edgar, Steven Fisher, ROW TWO: Karen Stephens, James Boyer, Ter- ry Shields, Herman Endress, Sandra Tay- lor, Rhonda Letro, Terri Frank, Patsy Rice, ROW THREE: Tim Gribbin, Da- vid Barlow, Stephen Buvoltz, Randy Ab- bey, Susan Olson, Wendy Dexter, Duane Beaver, Cynthia Aldrich, Barry Mason, Mrs. Brown, ROW FOUR: Felicity Doubek, David Hinman, William Decker, Valerie Nieman, Amy France, Karen Ruper, Den- nis Cain, Scott Ehman. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Daniel Textor, Wayne Shapp, Gary Acker, Dennis Lerow, Diane Rhoades, Lee Ormsby, ROW TWO: Mark Kene- fick, Debbie Ling. Faith Shields, Ragnar Carlsson, Rusell Johnson, Michael Jones, Tim Sample, Martha Boyer, Mrs. Gold, ROW THREE: Michael Raymond, Robin Fluent, Sandra Greene, Alonzo Grover. Kenneth Nellis, Stephen Palmer, Michael Mitchell: ROW FOUR: Douglas Brown, Leroy Howell, Mary Ruth, Denise John- son, Judy Marsh, Margaret Chubb, Audy Montgomery, Robert Beckstrom, Absent: Wayne Vaughn, Daniel Bentley. ROW ONE: Dale Lewis, Joseph Marsh, Patricia Hill, David Meyer, ROW TWO: Linda Whiteman, Mary Hancock, Jessie Carlson, Edward Morrison, Shirley Martin, ROW THREE: Rose Mary Gray, Michael Johnson, Gerald Mahle, Cindy Miller, ROW FOUR: Sandra States, Martin Mil- ler, David Morrison, Jacalyn Schultz, Deb- ra Gray, Mrs. Rasey. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Jeanette Olson, Catherine Johnson, Nancy Johns, Kim Wheeler, Brown, Roy Keith, Debra Hribar, Lori Christopher Sube, Scott Dunne, James Jorenbv, Sandra Meacham, ROW TWO: Fowler, Miss Vesneskeg ROW FOUR:San- Beth Wright, Mary Ann Barber, Carol dra Milks, David Elliott, Rebecca Pe- Eger, Robert Cain, Douglas Wheeler, Su- Queen, Trudy Visker, Mary Kay Glow, san Vincent, Larry Hill, ROW THREE: Michelle Burch, Cheryl Green, Jon Wil- Stanley Reich, Cynthia Fiebelkorn, Arlene cox, Dennis Riddell. secorsip GRADE ROW ONE: Marta Berg, Daryl Burch, Bradley Mighells, Fred Ka lTenbach, Kathy Hilliman, John Lawson, Betty Ship- Dixie Montgomery, Sandra Bargy, Billy herd: ROW TWO: Bruce Brown, Sandra Otto, ROW FOUR: Joey Lilienthol, Bry- Kelley, Todd Hoitink, Nathan Wright, an Ingerson, Edward Fisher, Donald Blood, Jackline Colburn, Paula Phillips, Mrs Michael Hyldohl, Brian Gordon. Frink, ROW THREE: Lori Valentine, SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Michael Eddy, .Susanne Mor- Ahlers, Tenley Visker, Michael Knuth, rison, Roxanne Parker, Gary Carr, J Cros- Dennis Finch, Martin Hyldahl, Mrs. Lin- by, ROW 2: Virginia Fisher, Bernard coln, ROW FOUR: Laurie Mason, Greg- Mahnk, Brian Towers, Dale Luce, Cath- ory Wright, Robert Mighells, Raymond erine Reding, Kim Fuller, ROW THREE: Johnson, Roger Grover, Dennis Solsbee Kevin Brown, Vicki Pennington, Mona Clyde Hall, Kimberly Hagerdon. ROW ONE: Charles Archer, Barbara Hill, Blake Layton, Michael Van Horn, Judy Wicks, ROW TWO: Andrew Hicks, Kim States, Mary Ellen Bissell, June Jimerson, Heather Paisley: ROW THREE: Richard Snyder, Barbara Pierce, Mary Mitchell, Gary Camp, Dana Mason, Mrs: Silvis: R-OW FOUR: Tim Frink, Brian Roman, Rusty Kline, Mary Lou Jaquay, Kup Brown, Cynthia Crandall, Brenda Ray Honey. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Michael Bromley, Cynthia Mary Boyer, Cynthia Niles, Kathleen Caswell, Donald Taylor, Ronald Towers, Rolfe, Mindy Jones, John Emrning, ROW Thomas Brown, ROW TWO: Steven FOUR: Thomas Hinman, Thomas Stal' Wyllys, Peggy Summerfield, Laurie Luce, ley, Terry Hotchkiss, Russell Miller, Jen Willa Bailey, Michael Heerlein, Chaun- 'nie Coverdill, Craig Fiebelkorn, Jerry cey Dexter, ROW THREE: Ricky Barber, Munday, Mrs, Stone. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Donald McElwain, Jacquelyn Aldrich, Randall Barber, Terry Lilienthal, Doris Reed, ROW TWO: Celeste Wheeler, Burton Mahnk, Timothy Marsh, Jane Searle, William Pennington, Dennis Tingue, Andrew Smith, ROW THREE: Daniel Hill, Mark Mundy, D-enise Beaver, Donald Kemp, Mark Dexter, Lagressa Fisher, Miss Armitage, ROW FOUR: Eileen Honey, Nancy France, Patrick Grave, James Cooper, Edward Buck, Har- old Hilliman, Alan Witherite. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: JoAnne Frame, Jeffrey Wil- nord, Michael Keith, Mark Lawson, Lin- helm, Karen Ray, Martin Millspaw, Celine do Ahlers, Linda Gray. ROW FOURi Costello. ROW TWO: Valerie Aucoin, Steven Vincent, Frederick Frank, Henry Lydia House, Michael Heilman, Gary Minnick, Scott Slater, John Andrews, El- Hinman, Mathew Doubek, Linda Spinler, vera Carlsson, Mrs. Carr. ROW THREE: Daniel Blood, Michael Mav- ROW ONE: Julie Grover, Charles Meacham, Penny Finch, Laura Jean Oldro, ROW TWO: Timothy Barber, Dor- othy Textor, David Abbey, Jeffrey Brown, Barbara Hancock, Richard Miller, ROW THREE: Rodney Reich, Brian Rupert, Robert France, Timothy Beaver, Daniel Zeth, Ross Snyder, Mrs. Lilie, ROW FOUR: David Hotchkiss, Brian Hinman, Mitzi Callahan, Cynthia Shields, Jodene Wicks, Craig Brown, Absent: Carolyn Bentley, Douglas Gilbert, Clinton Waite, David Chapman, Delbert Hillirnan, Ernest Kinney. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Robert Stillman, Robin May- chanan, Kimberly Beacom, Rebecca Wil- nard, Jeffrey Craumer, l-larry l-lorton, Iiams, Jordan Aiken Kenneth Yergens Kirsten Blackley, ROW TWO: Sophia Mrs. Smith, ROW FOUR1.lVlichael l-let- Walters, Ruth Ann Jacquay, Joann Car- tenbaugh, Jerry Kingsbury, Russell Ray- nahan, Karen Enclress, Joseph Fratarcan- mond, Stephen Loebelenz, Patrick Gree- QGlO, Ann Hoitinkg ROW THREE: Celia ley, Barry Oldro, Walter Roberts, John Archer, Jared France, Mary Ellen Bu- Hoffman. KINDERGARTEN ROW ONE: Linda Pierce, Randall May- nard, Bonnie Brown, Dora Kelley, Po- tricia Durnell, ROW TWO: Kathryn Han- cock, Raymond Textor, Robert Mikula, Cathy Newton, Jeffrey West, ROW THREE: Ann Rolfe, William Lewis, Garry l-lill, Robert Keyes, Charles Jarosz, James Snyder, Linda Riddell, lvlrs, Luce, ROW FOUR: Sue Fiebelkorn, Jock Colburn, Ronald Miller, Tracy Wright, Timothy Beacom, Randall Graham, Kelly See, John Arnet, Jr., absent: Debra Steele, Dianne Cain. KINDERGARTEN ROW ONE: Kathleen Kenefick, Sue Betty Carlson, Terry Schultz, Jon Demp- Fisher, Ronald Olson, Tammy Remington, sey, Terry Brown, Mrs. Paisley, ROW Debra Ahlers, ROW TWO: Robert Stew- FOUR: Douglas Bartholomew, Ca ral art, Donna Boyer, Bonny Leraw, John James, Jettrey Mighells, Donald Rough- Cain, Dean Smith, Philip Shields, ROW ead, Danny Barlow, Kristie Gordon, ab- THREE1 Gerry Wendell, Robert Hayes, sent: Frank Wright, Marcia Caswell, Vernon Pierce, Scott Sellars. ROW ONE: John Fellows, Kim Lawson, Mary Jane Brown, Susan Conklin, ROW TWO: Harding Meacham, John Horton, David Blood, Adrian Hall, Mark Sischo, Donna Kaltenbach, ROW THREE: Ul- rika Carlsson, Sharon Bates, Kathy Stah- ley, James Olson, Sharon Lathrop, Bren- da Waite, Mrs. Timm. ROW FOUR LeRoy Hilliman, Jo-hn Luce, James Wright, Fred Young, Peggy Redington Harry Kaltenbach. KINDERGARTEN ROW ONE: Jackie Emming, Cathy Hiller, son, Sandra Long, Bradley Wa ite, Richard Buck, Timothy Capron, Patricia Christine Kozlow, Robert Milbrandt, Mary Wyllys, ROW TWO: Darlene Grover, Fleischmann, Mrs, Brace, ROW FOUR: George Ray, Michael Johnson, Terrence Penny Loebelenz, Peggy Roberts, Patricia Spinler, Bruce Keyes, Cindy Atwood, Doug- O'Connor, Donna Kenyon, Connie Beck- las Bentley, ROW THREE: Donna Colli- strom, Kevin Witherite, Corey Brown, MRS. DOOLEY'S CLASS ROW ONE: Wanda Silvis, Linda Rolfe, ma Meacham, ROW THREE: Adelbert Brian Keyes, Richard Foodge, ROW TWO: Glow, Barry Shields, James Gridley, Rob- Thomas Whiteman, Donald Brown, Thel- ert Meacham, Mrs, Dooley. 1 'im fl ll .If 1Easwi1:.sif--f :iuoxr.7.Sivm2' iK.rm'51'm.ihuQ-'r:,m1'ife1Ii,11'S K . OUR EXCHANGE MR. CLIFFORD BUNFORD from Cardiff, Wales In writing this short appreciation of my teaching experience -at Randolph Central school, I would like to pay thanks to all the Faculty and Student Body who have contributed towards making my stay a happy one. I have found the American system stimulating and edifying, and it has corrected many erroneous impres- sions I had hitherto entertained towards American edu- cation. ,Randolph School has impressed me by its sin- cerity in trying to provide the very best for its pupils, by the dedication and industry of its teachers, and the enthusiasm and involvement of everyone in school ac- tivities. In the past eight months I have developed a deep respect for the musical talent of the school, both in the Choral and instrumental field. I have learned a great deal about rehearsal techniques in the daily choral meetings, and I apologize to anyone who may have misinterpreted my impatience as exasperation. I sometimes work on the premise that impatience, and not patience, is the first requisite for teaching! I apolo- gize also if my taste and judgement have been at variance with th-e tradition of the school music pro- gramme, but it is difficult to change one's outlook overnight. However, I am grateful to the students for stoically accepting my strictures and also my demands with so little complaint, a fact which speaks volumes for their patience and good nature. I shall leave Ran- dolph a wiser teacher and a humbler person. Outside the classroom, the gaiety of the students has been infectious and I shall miss the informal and relax-ed rapport between teacher and pupil. Other things I shall miss are the cheerleaders, Assembly programmes, and the glorious Autumnal colours in the fall. Things I shall not miss, however, are tuna fish, the snow and Hall duties. Thank you Randolph, for 'a rewarding and memor- abl-e year in my career. TEACHERS Mr. Swonson's home in Wales MR. ROGER SWANSON from Randolph, New York I, my wife Anne Belle, and my daughters, Erika, Kirsten, and Katrin arrived in the United Kingdom aboard the SS United States on August 22, 1963. We spent two days in London before traveling to Cardiff, Wales which was to by my teaching situation for the coming school year. Upon arriving in Cardiff, Mrs. Bunford, the wife of my counterpart, met us at the depot and drove us to our new home in the village of Machen. As you can see from the above picture, our home was very quaint and impressive. We had only one neighbor, a farmer, who lived about a quarter of a mile up the lane. We enjoyed the beautiful Welsh countryside that surrounded us, but found the weather to be extremely wet and damp. In fact so damp, that none of us could adjust to the climate completely. My second daughter seemed to physically rebel the most and due to her asthmatic bronchial condition, we made the de- cision of having the family return to Randolph on January 29, 1964 aboard the Queen Elizabeth. I then moved closer to my school, The boys school in which I teach has about 600 pupils. It is called a Grammar School and teaches mainly the academic subjectsg although they do have courses in woodworking and shop. I find that one cannot compare the educational systems of the two countries. Rather one must keep in mind that we are two countries and have different objectives and aims. I find the Welsh student to be rather a rote trained individual than a thinking machine. We United States to give more re- young' people than they do here. are inclined in the sponsibilities to our Tradition here seems to make precedent over everything else. It is good to have traditions but, of course, to :change becomes a stumbling block. Music in this school is mostly of a theoretical na- ture. They form a chorus for the sole purpose of pro- ducing an Easter concert then the group automatically disbands. Emphasis is slowly being placed on the value of performance and the realization that the theory end belongs to the person who is going to be- come a professional. This has been a most difficult experience, but as the days slowly pass, I find that it will undoubtedly be one of my most worthwhile endeavors. To adjust, readjust, and such can cause quite an emotional up- heaval in one's system. When one learns to accept things as they are, and improve upon that aspect of the situation, one can indeed widen his scope and become a much more humble and respectful person of all that surrounds him. R. C. S. STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW ONE: Kim Summerfield, Cheryl Jorenby, Larry Senn, France, Vicki Strickland, Kathy Galbraith, Cindy Minnick, Dan I-linman, Terry Ves- Alan Horton, James Galbraith, Marsha neske, ROW THREE: Linda Aucoin, John I-louse, ROW TWO: Donna Baker, Don West, Dennis Dexter, Lanny Sheffield, Terry Arrance, Tom Wade. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Vesneslce, Vice-President, Cheryl Jorenby, Treasurer, Linda Aucain, Secretary, Tom Wade, President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Diane lntihar, Cindy Timm, Fowler, Secretary, Pat Benca, Treasurer, Linda Tropp, Rita Andrews, Jim Rasey, Selva Brown, Marcella Brancke, Sandy Roger Harrower, David Frink, Terry Ves- Hill, Nancy Crossley, Kathy Lindquist, neskeg STANDING: Ron Stephens, Presi- Dianne Beaver, Tom Bissell, Bruce Fel- dent, Kathy Lloyd, Vice-President, Kay lows, Cherie Jorenby, Rachel Wilson, Ron- SEN IORS Dianne lntihar Cynthia Timm Kathleen Lloyd Ronald Stephens Brian Van Sickle Terrance Vesneske Rosemary Brain Ronald Archer Roger Harrower James Rasey old Archer. TOP TEN STUDENTS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Patricia Benca Thomas Bissell James Galbraith Linda Tropp Lynn Post Rhea Smallback David Frink Bruce Fellows Frank Fowler Dianne Beaver Jon Pontti Ann Frank Craig Guerdat Marcella Brancke Marian Walters Robin Aucoin Sandra Hill Douglas Crosby Nancy Crossley Sylvia Carlsson Alan Horton Terry Arrance Florence Crossley Dennis Waite Patricia Congdon Jeanette Hotchkiss Vicki Atkins Kay Fowler Peter Palmer Larry Senn VALEDICTORIAN Dianne lntihar SALUTATORIAN Cynthia Timm Advisors Left to Right: Mr. Berg- er, Mr. Eskeli, M rs. Clark, Mrs. Widger. HILLTOP Editors Left to Right: Kay Fowler, Junior Editor, Sandy Long, Treasurer, Rachel Wilson, Literary Editor, Kathy Lloyd, As- sistant Editor, Cindy Timm, Editor. Typists Seated: Rosemary Brain Chairman, Judy Bossman. Standing: Diane Beaver, Donna Charles, Joan Cheasman, Cindy Min- nick, Marsha Clawson. I STAFF Circulation LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue LeBaron, Donna Crissey, M a u re e n McDonald, Chairman, Donna Wheel- er, Selva Brown. ,Sports and Photography Dian Clark, Co-chair- man sports, Cathy Red- ington, chairman photog- raphy, John West, Ed S m i th , co-chairman sports, Lan Sheffield. Ab- sent: Cathy Wade and Randy Paisley. Advertising LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Cheryl LeBaron, Rita Andrews, Chairman, Kathy Burroughs, R O W TWO: Linda Dexter, 'Charleen Marsh, Kathy Lindquist, Linda Hribar, Patty Benca, ROW THREE: Anne Marie Da- vis, Bonnie Wheeler, Lin- da Trapp, Cheryl Jorenby, Kathy Blood, Colleen MC- Grow. L Sm A , yi-,gal Q., if ,.1 'I it-5 , 1 -4 .,,, 'iff in -- gf l. X tts., .gf K: - J,-ww i ,M,wf 96 BROADCAST STAFF ROW ONE: Pat Congdon, Maureen Mc- Hiller, Linda Hribar, Linda Dexter, Don- Marie Davis, Joyce Zrimsek, ROW TWO: Linda Aucoin, Dianne Beaver, Pat Ben- , Selva Brovvn, Edith Firster, Rosemary Hin- ca, Marcia Aldrich, ROW FOUR: Hazel man, Pat Stillman, Nancy Crossley, Penny Niles, Rebecca Weaver, Pat Hedstrarn, Morgan House, Rosemary Swan, Joyce Hills, Judy Bossman, Judy Shields, Kathy Susan Reding, Don n a Kathy Blood, Colleen McGraw, Kathy Bur- W Q! b donald, Dian Clark, Donna Baker, Anne na Charles, Ronda Lapp, Rosemary Brain, Currier ROW THREE roughs, Kay Burch, ROW FIVE: Mary Aidre s, Sue LeBaron, Winnie Barton, Linda Edgar, Nancy Waite. OFFICERS ROW ONE: Marsha Clawson, Exchange ger, Dianne lntihar, Art Editor, Bruce Editor, Cathy Fritton, Editor, Dianne Keith, Sports Editor, Helen Hagerdon, Smith, Junior Editor, Cherie Jorenby, Lit- Treasurer, Mrs, Northcraft, Advisor, Mr. erary Editor. ROW TWO: Mr. 'Pipher, Tuccio, Advisor, absent: Rita Covedill, Advisor, Joan Cheasman, Typing Mana- Typing Manager, DEBATING ROW ONE: Kathy Lloyd, President, ROW TWO: Mr. Burton, Cindy Timm Cheryl Jorenby, Vice President, David Dian Clark, Dianne Smith, Cathy Wade Frinlc, Treasurer, Selva Brown, Secretary, Patty Benca, Dianne Beaver, Linda Tropp Craig Guerdat. ROW ONE: Mr. Daniels, Cathy Andrews, Ormond, Roger l-larrower, Tom Bissell, Kathy Andrews, Paula Schultz, Donna Peter Palmer, Tony Doubek, Gregory Os- Baker, Jean Wilson, ROW TWO: Allen terstruck, Roger Norris. Sopranos ROW ONE: Marsha Clawsan, Rhea Ellen Zrimsek, Sheila Hubbard, Sandy Smallbaclc, Kathy Lindquist, Diane Pierce, Hill, Donna Wheeler, ROW TH R E E 3 Janice Jacobs, Bonnie Wheeler, Sandy Candy Sheffield, Dianne Beaver, Cheryl Sluga, Cindy Timm, Martha Buvaltz, Mar- LeBaron, Winnie Hiller, Linda Trapp, cella Brancke, accompanist, ROW TWO: Marcia Aldrich, Anne Marie Davis, Kathy Rosemary Hinman, .Susan Milbrandt, Lloyd, Linda Aucain, Mary Remington, Vanja Arnold, Carol Brown, Pat Benca, Marsha House. Altos ROW ONE: Kathy Fax, Sandy Long, Susan Young, Nancy Buvaltz, Dianne Kathy Wilhelm, Diane Bawley, Susan Smith, Dian Clark, Linda Hinkle, ROW Covert, Jean Wilson, Sheila Knuth, Ad- THREE: Linda Edgar, Kay Fowler, Cathy drianne Walters, ROW TWO: Donna Wade, Cathy Redington, Cindy Minnick, Crissey, Cynthia Baldwin, Cherie Jorenby, Kathy Andrews, Marjorie l-less, Tenors and Basses ROW ONE: Jon Pontti, Frank Fowler, l-linman, Jim Campbell, Eddy Smith, Dan- Bruce Fellows, Thomas Long, Ronald iel Klernan, Carl Truesdale ROW THREE: Archer, Donald Schultz, Bruce Trapp, Gary Nourse, Lanny Shettield, Darrell Larry Senn, Howard Weldy, Bill Hillard, Arnold, Don Dexter, Lowell Wilcox, Clit- ROW TWO: Ed Nagel, John Gribbin, ton Roth, Bruce Gardner, David Frink, Thomas Wade, Ronald Stephens, Daniel James Rasey. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE: Joyce Congdon, llinda Baker, Barbara Bissell, Susan Brooks, Valerie Hensel, Christine Hill, Cathy Sube, Pa- tricia Fellows, Kathy Schrader, Marcella Brancke, accompanist, ROW TWO: Paul- ine LeRow, Patricia Ormsby, Frances Paisley, Lorraine Bennett, Jan Slater, Bev Slater, Jean Swanson, Debbie Smith, Cheryl Gilbert, Karolie Stone, ROW THREE: Mary Jane Kelly, Linda Dexter, Janice Smith, Melodie- Ruth, Carolyn Lindquist, Nancy Lloyd, Lynn Knapp, Su- san Lindauist, Bobbie Jean Otto, Don- nalee Frink. 9 F. F. A. ROW ONE: Dallas Morrison, Merle Waite, Russel Johnson, Larry Benson, Green, Paul Fluker, Dave Beaver, How- Dick Hotchkiss, Roland Williams, Barry ard Hotchkiss, Bill Morrison, Jay Smith, Clawson, Ray Hoxie, Leone Green, ROW Joe Sluga, ROW TWO: Greg Johnson, FOUR: Jim Hitchcock, Parker McKinney, James Sheldon, Larry Barber, John Hitch- Jim Zrimsek, Jim Weaver, Bob Morrison, cock, Ted LeBaron, Ronnie Burnside, Bill Gary Smith, Harry Deeley, Lynn Bos- Wendell, Denton Godfrey, Mr. Eskeli, worth. ROW THREE: Roger Bosworth, Dennis Officers ROW ONE: Joe Sluga, Treasurer, John Hitchcick, Secretary, Jay Smith, Reporter, Ray Hoxie, President, Roger Bosworth, Vice-President, Bob Morrison, Sentinel: Mr. Eskeli, Advisor. RANDOLPH F.F.A. The local chapter of the F.F.A. was organized and chartered on February l4, l939, although the teach- ing of Agriculture in the Randolph Central School system dates as far back as 1917. At that time Mr. Underwood was the local teacher of Agriculture and A. K. Getman was the state advisor. The Future Farmers take part in many activities dur- ing the year. Some of these are as follows: dairy judg- ing tours, Rally Day, and the county fair. While par- ticipating in these activities we try to fulfill the pur- poses of the F.F.A. The most important one being: To develop competent, ag- gressive leadership in Agri- culture. F. H. A. ROW ONE: Judy Zrimsek, Peggy Gar- podarski, Debbie Johnson, Pauline Lerow, Doris Brown, Sandy Cartner, Susan Brooks, Beverly Berg, Elaine Jaquay, Val- erie Lehman, ROW TWO: Ida Cratsley, Florence Crossley, Edith Firster, Rose- mary Hinman, Brenda Marsh, Carol lre- land, Lorraine Bennett, Nancy Jaquay, Nancy Crossley, ROW THREE: Norma Parker, Cheryl Johnson, Sandy Whitmore, Lynn Knapp, Colleen Kupko, Susan Red- ing, Janice Shenefiel, Joyce Zrimsek, Pat Congdon, Linda Lanning, Winnie Hiller, ROW FOUR: Kathy Barber, Nancy Red- ing, Ellen Zrimsek, Cathy Blood, Rebecca Weaver, Colleen McGraw, Kathy Bur- roughs, Hazel Niles, Mrs, Babcock. The F.H.A. Emblem The eight-sided emblem symbolizes the significant purposes of the organiza- tion. The name at the or- ganization and the motto appear around the border. In the center is a house, which represents a home where there is truth, love, security, and faith. This home is supported by two hands suggesting that tu- ture homes ot America are in the hands of its youth. The hand on the right rep- resents the husband, father, or brother in the home. The hand on the left is the wife, mother, or sister. Both hands work together to fos- ter and support strong homes tomorrow. The rays extending to and from the home suggest the influence the home has on the com- munity and the influence the community has on the home. Officers ROW ONE: Edith Firster, Secretary, Kathy Barber, President, Winnie Hiller, Vice-President, Susan Red- ing, Treasurer, R-OW TWO: Florence,Crossley, His- torian, Carol Ireland, Recreation Leader, Mrs. Bab- cock, Advisor, Janice Shenefiel, Parliamentarian, State Treasurer, District President, Sandra Whitmore, Song Leader, absent: Dawn Brooks, News Reporter. Susan - reside LEADER'S CLUB ROW ONE' Selva Brown, Terry Spence, Penny Morgan, Patty l-louse, Sandy Long, Marsha l-louse, Bonnie Wheeler, Diane Smith, Dian Clark, Cindy Timm, ROW TWO1 Laura Strickland, Kathy Lindquist, Susan Young, Anne Marie Davis, Marsha Clawson, Donna Baker, Donna Crissey, Cheryl LeBaron, Cindy Minnick, Lindo Kay Fowler A r tht Cheryl LeBaron-Gr Dexter, ROW THREE: Kathy Hoffman, Dianne Beaver, Rita Andrews, Pat Benca, Linda Aucon, Cathy Fritton, Judy Boss- man, Diane lntihar, Ronda Lapp, Rose- mary Bri, RCW FOURi Kathy' Burroug' K Burch, Miss Brace, Ad- visor, i y frnan, Nancy Waite. A 1 eos r N Rita Aridregs- ice e nt ww lt 'order to promote school spirit and ership in Randolph Central School, e Leader's Club was organized in the all ot l962. A member of the Leader's Club must have a clear understanding of what the club stands tor, and also have a true desire to fulfill the purposes of the cub. The members range from grade nine to twelve, and this year they are under the supervision of Miss Brace, the physical education director. The Leader's Club of Randolph Central School is always ready to serve our school as well as our community, and we are always open for suggestions as to how we might do this and further our program in any way. VARSITY CLUB ROW ONE: Joe Sluga, Randy Luce, Ray Haxie, Don Summerfield, Bruce Schapp, Bernard Johans, Ronald Berg, Ronald Ves- neske, ROW TWO: David Beaver, Gary Brown, John West, Terry Vesneske, Ar- thur Baker, Jim Campbell, Mike Mc- Kenna, Doug fCowen, ROW TH REE: Henry Schobey, Tim Bowley, Harry Deeley, Don Sparling, Rick Honey, Ralph Honey, Robert Morrison, Randy Paisley, Coach Wheeler, ROW FOUR: Eddy Smith, James Glow, Tom Dexter, Tom Wade, Lanny Sheffield, Tom Kennedy, James Rasey, Lowell Wilcox, Parker McKinney, James Hitchcock. OFFICERS: John West, Joe Sluga, Terry Vesneske, Jim Rasey. For four years the Varsity Club has represented the highest endeavors in athletics and has promoted service worked a well-rounded athletic program. Being a organization, the Varsity Club has always for the general welfare of the school. It is an or- ganization of fellowship and one that works toward inspiring younger boys to participate in athletics and to be good athletes. Our projects this year have included a fall dance, the selling of hot dogs at football games, and the selling of pop at basketball games and wrestling matches. We also hope to sponsor a dance this spring. Again this year the Varsity Club will award trophies to the most valuable player in football, wrestling, and basketball. mm 92 Q-n fb 2 Xa GUS QU Q-N -,'U Q0 wi' 39 ,Q 'O' S781 70: To gi wsu BO 22 53 75 Nm QUIT! O.. '1 gt .53 08 gm -42 ,Gno- 3 P? js FO' 59 K: fl QQ. S U? QF N ru 5-1 so 30 'K 29 QCD' 99 fl! 32 mn. D 34... 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In the southern part of the island can be found a picture of the 15th century: in the majority of the low- lands, most people live like those of the 19th century: and in the City of Manila and its suburbs, the 20th century prevails. The Philippines is a democratic republic, an independent country since 1946, with 62 provinces and 39 cities. Provinces are divided into towns or municipal districts, which are in turn subdivided into barrios or vil- lages. The present Philippine constitution is patterned after that of the United States. The executive head is the president, the head of the prov- ince is the governor, and thc head of the town is the mayor. There are 87 native dialects with Tagalog as the national language, but English and Spanish are widely spoken. The Filipinos are predomi- nantly Malays, with a mixture of foreign bloods like Spanish, Chinese. Indonesian, etc. Most Filipinos have brown complexion, dark-haired, and are short. The common religion is Catholic, which consists of about 85 percent of the population. In the province, most people make a living by farming, fishing, or planting, but since we lack machinery, all of these are done by hand. In the city, most people are either employed or have a business of their own. The main industries of the Philippines are rice, sugar, hemp, coconuts, mines, embroideries, and pineapples. The products we import are machinery, transport equipments, dairy products, textiles, etc. Automobiles, televisions, and refrigerators are still consid- crered a luxury in the Philippines, because we have to import them, so when it gets there, it will be so expensive. For recreation, people would either go swimming, go outing, or mountain climbing, since we only have two seasons: the rainy season which is from June to October, and the dry season, from November to May. The avverage temperature is about 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and it becomes slightly lower in December and January, but not cold enough to make us wear heavy clothes nor make it snow. For a growing nation, I can say that the Philippines has already made much progress in self-government which the Americans established as part of our independence, in the economic way of life, and in educa- tion. There are many schools and universities in the Philippines now and almost every student continues studying after graduating from high school, so there are lots of hope for us to have a well-developed country in the years to come. As for now, unemployment is still a problem be- cause of too great a population, but our president has plans to solve it. The Philippines owe much to the Americans, such as our freedom, most of our progress, and our democratic form of government, and we are thankful to the United States of America for all of these. STUDENT - TINA Tina and her American family SEATED: Bart, Tino, Kathy, STANDING: Mrs. Lindquist, Carolyn, Mr. Lindquist. MY LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES I left the Philippines on August 29, 1963, one day after my 17th birthday. I came by plane, together with other Philippine students, and those from Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, and Malaya. While on the way to the United States, we had several stop-overs in Guam, Wake Is- land, and Hawaii. From Hawaii, we flew to California, where we were given a three-day rest at Stanford University. While we were there, we had a program in which most of us showed our native dances and costumes. On the third day, we fiew to Chicago, Illinois, and then to Buffalo where I first saw my foster family, who were patiently waiting for me. Words can never tell how happy I was to see them, and because of so much happiness, I cried and embraced each of them. Then they took me to my one year American home,which is a pretty white house. On September 3, 1963, I rode the school bus with my foster brother and sisters, and met some other students who rode with us. After quite a long while, my foster sister pointed out our school to me, which is very large in comparison to the school I attended in the Philippines. When I entered, I was quite nervous, because it looked even larger on the inside than the outside. At first I had a difficult time finding where my rooms were, because in my former school, we never transfered. I had to adjust to my new environment because of the difference. We only have 10 years of studying, but we have 8 subjects to take everyday. The morning session is from 7:30 A.M.-12:00 noon. Then we go home for lunch, riding in a public bus or jeep. We have a IV2 hour break at noon. The school day ends at 3:30 P.M. Everything in school is taught in English, but since we don't speak it at home, we speak slower than Americans do. The students' relation toward teachers and elders is a bit more formal than is that of teachers and students here. We call them either sir or mam. Our school is a Catholic school, and we have no school dances. We do not have seasonal games, except for intramural basketball gmes. Instead of play- ing sports, boys are taught the Philippine Military training, and girls do not play basketball nor socker, but learn folk dances for our school programs, and some calisthetics. Meanwhile, as I got to know my foster family better, I felt that there wasn't very much difference between my Filipino family and my Ameri- can family. I feel very much at home with my foster family, and I enjoy doing lots of things with my brother and sisters. I came from a rather large family, and my own father is a real estate businessman and a poultry farmer. My mother is a housewife. I had an AFS foster sister from Minnesota, U. S. A., who lived with us in the Philippines, and my parents are very active concerning the AFS program. Our food is not very different from American food, except for rice, which is our staple food. We also have more seafoods, and often times cook our vegetables. Of course I like American foods so much, and I love the way you prepare it too. Being' an AFS student is really a very wonderful and educational experience for young boys and girls. It doesn't only help youngsters do something for peace and understanding, but they also learn to love foreign families and friends that they make while staying in a place away from home. I thank all those people who have been helping expand the AFS organization because it's really a big help for foreign relation- ship. l'll never forget Randolph Central School, the friends I made in the western part of New York, and your kindness and hospitality. l'll always pray that I may be given another chance to come back, and also for you to be able to visit us someday in the Philippines, Now, where are all the girls? Like father, like daughter? l ? I said that I wanted a 96! SNAPS Ready! Set! Go! Zn + HCl'P?? +., w -1 'Ml law. iw 250332 W VARSITY ROW ONE: James Hitchcock, Thomas Dexter, Robert Gordon, Lee l-linkle, Ron- ald Vesneske, ROW TWO: Todd Searle, Parker McKinney, Gordon Schultz, Gerry Ellington, Robert Underwood. Scoreboard Randolph I4 Randolph 32 Randolph 7 Randolph O Randolph 7 Randolph 7 Randolph 0 Randolph 6 Cuba 0 Ripley 0 Northern Area 26 Cassadaga 18 Bemus Point 26 Westfield 20 Pine Valley 26 Silver Creek 6 FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Jim Glow, Lowell Wilcox, Bruce Schapp, John West, Douglas Cowen. Dennis Dexter. ROW TWO: Lanny Sheffield, Tom Carpenter, Tom Wade, Ed Smith, Larry Barber, Ron Stephens, Terry Vesneske. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE: Mike Smith, Mr, Stephens, Frank Fowler, James Seitz, Daniel Hin- Donald Summerfield, Bill l-lillard, Wallis man, Ronald Berg, James Galbraith, Don Clarke, Steve Edgar, Jim Underwood, Schultz, George Gillis, Mike Roman, Den- Billy Morrison, Bernard Johnson, Dennis nis Stephens, Don Dexter, Greg Boyer, Waite, l-larry Johnson, ROW TWO: Edward Nagle, Bruce Tropp. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Coach Newhoase, Mike Benca, Gary Brown, John West, Tom Ken nedy, Doug Cowan, Gary Smith, Terry Vesneske. ROW TWO: Tim Bowley, Dennis Dexter, Tom Wade, Bob Underwood, Jim Rasey Lan Sheffield, Ralph l-loney, Rick Honey, Alan Ellington, Randolph 55 Randolph 5l Randolph 52 Randolph 73 Randolph 58 Randolph 50 Randolph 65 Randol h 56 P 'Randolph 40 Scoreboard Falconer 52 Cattaraugus 52 Portville 45 Little Valley 67 Bishop Walsh 68 Franklinville 70 Jamestown B 43 Salamanca 74 Allegany 50 Randolph 63 Randolph 60 Randolph 54 Randolph 64 Randolph 63 Randolph 53 Randolph 59 Randolph 6l Randolph 44 Falconer 66 Cattaraugus 47 Portville 74 Little Valley 49 Bishop Walsh 5l Franklinville 73 Jamestown B 63 Salamanca 63 Allegany 63 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: Cindy Timm, Dion Clark, Coptoing Selvo Brown ROW TWG: Pof Benco, Morsho Clowson, Kathy Lindquist Linda Aucom Vo rsity Alternate The Huddlel' F, FX Xi if ,XXX Aix if ii:A L - E V sl rag ii W Wh! R , iff jb bi if ,ix Xxx fx, ij ' Mr QM JQ i ix QM Q nf Q fiiiiiiiidiw 3 iv X Q 3 GJ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW ONE: David Dow, John Gribbin, TWO: Coach Hvizdzak, Don Dexter, if Dan I-Iinman, Tom Dexter, Jon Pontti, Galbraith, Bruce:Tropp, Ron BSIQQQ-fI'IQ:1'5 ': . ' Y' ' - 1- if --f' 11 'Cf Denny Stephens, Bruce FGUOWSIQQOW +lt1defM9OdvfQe'Qf Beyer, I Lswf I Q t WJ X'i'5'ERgU'V'Q Q-, A he A' VIS .Q C hm V. Q I- NI ' H,,,.V4 -is' ,K . X wfaiacfff' Iwi? ew .. 'XJ' ,rvv I V I V ,QF M:-xxf-V X X X L V16 - -,X-DN f X' if ,ff V 1: , A LL, n N IN gh, B. -, R., Y 3 iw I T. OO' X-' ,V as ,, JJ' 'xp , 'bak FCPQY xp N Rf., X YJ 'bf' 'B I yup Q QILKQ 5 W 'I Kei' Alf . I' N-KLA LEFT TO RIGHT: Marsha I-louse, Captain, Linda Kinney, Kathy I-Iottman, Danna Beaver, Patty I-Iouse, Nancy Hare. kpsgg- N' :QQFIEERLEADERS .fffi NL., JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Jim Reed, Dennis Andrews, Dan Messervey, Bill Benca, Dennis Beaver, Gary Waite, ROW TWO: fTim Shields, Stephen Smith, Bill Rextord, David Booth, David Dexter, ROW THREE: Don Lerow, Jerry Summerfield, Ter- ry Heyl, Lance Remington, Owen Carr, ROW FOUR: Da- vid Chapman, Martin Shef- field, Francis Dexter, Dan Hanlin, David Mann: ROW FIVE: Coach Moore, Harvey Jones, Jam s Burdic. f Cr F Q Nl is lu HH, LQ, li B1 'izffffx cHEERLEADERs 'QW CENTER Vicki Strickiand Captain LEFT TO RIGHT Donnalee Frink, Dianne Waite Beverly Slater Irene Harrington Micky Crucilla Jackie Jarasz. 0 Xml. 3'YS'v W li 4 J V x' ZXV1 .-. il KJ ONE: ileft to right? John Cowan, Morrison. 0' Rglgfl Chuck Sluga, Joe Sluga, Ray l-loxie, Don ROW THREE: Ed Nagle, Brian Johnson, Q' 'll ,W Summerfield Russell Johnson, Darrell Arnold, l-loward Weldy, Bernard Johans, Don Schultz, ' W6 ROW TWOE Gary Nourse, George Gillis, Omg L Mike McKenna, Bruce Schopp, Lee fwttfll V66 0 l-linkle Todd Searle David Lockwood Bob Howard l-lotchkiss, Alan Horton, Jim Spence, Tom Long. Sectiona Champs SCOREBOARD Randolph l4 Randolph 20 Randolph i8 Randolph l8 Randolph 22 Randolph 26 Randolph 32 Randolph 24 Randolph 33 Randolph 27 Randolph 26 Randolph 29 Randolph l2 Randolph 43 Randolph l3 116 Cattaraugus 36 Cattaraugus 38 Southwestern 36 Pine Valley 36 Pine Valley 33 Falconer 28 Franklinville l6 Franklinville 2l Silver Creek 2l Silver Creek i9 Jamestown 28 Jamestown l9 Gowanda 32 Northern Area i2 Cqggqdqgq Vglley 35 Ray l-loxie and Bruce Schopp TRACK ROW ONE: Clair lnkley, Bemard Johans, lin, Parker McKinney, Terry Arrance, Da- David Dow, Ronald Berg, Wayne Hold- vid Frink, Tom Wade, Lan Sheffield, Dan ridge, Lee Hinkle, Steve Goodman, John Brown, Marvin Hubbard, Robert Sluga, West, John Mann, Ralph Honey, Randy Gordon Schultz, Rick Honey, Donald Sum- Paisley, Lowell Wilcox, Coach Gardner, merfield, Ronald Vesneske, Jon Pontti. ROW TWO: Don Sparling, Mike Laugh- SCOREBOARD Conference lsl' place Randolph Sectional Vl 4th place Randolph County 5th place Randolph RANDOLPH CARDS WIN The 1963 baseball season has been termed the most successful season in the history of our school. The Randolph Cardinals began the season ranking among the top schools in the area. In their first game the Cards justified this standing by winning' 7 to 1, holding Allegany scoreless until the final inning. The opposing team picked up its only run on a timing error by Randolph. The Cardinals continued to bring in winning scores throughout the season. In their second game they topped Portville 5 to 2. Due to the earnest pitching effort by Ozzie Schultz, the Cards had an easy win. Schultz struck out 10 players 'and walked 2-a fine record for' any pitcher. In Randolph's third game Franklinville was defeated 5-3. In the first three innings the Randolph club built a 5-0 lead over the Frankies. Henry Schobey struck out seven and walked three, racking up his second win. A nine-run streak in the final inning left the score 16-1 in the Card's fourth game. Ozzie Schultz kept the opposing team's score to o-ne run by striking out seven and walking only two. Lanny Sheffield's homer and Hubbard's home run, two triples, and a single gave the team their victory. This game saw every Randolph player score. Randolph Central's baseballers tightened their grip on the lead in the Class B League again in their fifth game by defeating Fran-klinville 8-5. Trailing 5-3, Randolph pulled out the important win with 5 runs in the last of the sixth. The Cards scored on 6 hits, a two-run double, singles, two stolen bases, and a pair of fielders' choice plays. Rand-olph clinched its sixth straight win by defeating Cattaraugus 9-2 on a two-run single by Randy Luce and John West when the bases were loaded. In the sixth inning the Cards added their winning run on a single by Cowen. Doug Cowen, West, and Schultz led the attack with two singles apiece. Randolph's seventh game with Allegany resulted in 'a shut out, 4-0, winning the county 'B' crown. After two scoreless innings Randolph took a 1-0 edge in the third inning. The Cards sewed up the championship with three runs in the last of the sixth inning. Gordon Schultz went all the way for the win, striking out 12, walking 7 and limiting Allegany to 5 singles. Having won the League Championship in their seventh game, the Randolph Cardinals triumphantly fin- ished the season undefeated. In this game they topped Portville 12-8. The Cards had finished a grand season. SCOREBOARD Randolph 7 Alleghany Randolph 7 Portville Randolph 5 F ranklinville Randolph I6 Cattaraugus Franklinville 6 Randolph Cottaraugus 2 Randolph Alleghany 0 Randolph Portville 8 Randolph 118 B LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP ROW ONE: Cooch Stephens, Bob Slugo, Terry Vesneske, Tom Wade, Lonny Shef- I-Ionk Schobey, Floyd Cornelius, Morvin field, ROW THREE: Randy Luce, John Hubbord, Croig Patterson, ROW TWO: West, Doug Cowen, Gordon Schultz. SENIORS IN BASEBALL as .wr 'f 1941577 -9'-'wr :rw 'NIM fm igffffg-5, Terry Vesneske, Tom Wode, Lonny Sheffield SENICDRS IN SPORTS bel' Dave Linda Aucoin Wll Dan SENICJRS IN SPORTS pbell Tom Dian Clark rdner Ji SENIORS IN SPGRTS l Steve Ggodmqn Roger Harrower Ray Hoxie f DGI1 KIGIIIGII Gqry Nqufge 122 SENIGRS IN SPORTS Tom Kennedy -lim RUSBY ' Cindy Timm Clif Roth Lan Sheffield 123 SENIORS IN SPORTS F J 4 Joe Sli-lgd Ed Smith Tom Wade Terry Vesneske 124 OUR OFFICE STAFF ,jay f' ,ji V IEEE-I I I Ib!-II: Mrs. I-Ieyi, Mrs. Wucks, Mrs. Luordrmer, Mrs. I'GIIOWS. UI! fl ' VU!! 4. ZW? r ouR CUSTQDIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Fargo, Pete Reding, Bob Edgar, Evo Corr, Merle Mc Kimm, EorI McKimm, Rex Yow. 126 OUR CAFETERIA STAFF SEATED: Jean Barber, Anna Mary Ireland, Delores Barber, BACK ROW: Lorena Milligan, Joyce Carr, Mar- jorie Hughes, Lillian Waite, Alice Goodrich. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pauline gradt, Ernestine McKimm, Greeley, Olive Harkness, Greta Mcliimm, Grace Bow- Dolly Root, Louise Pflu- Iey, Bea Fargo. 127 v N S 1 7 - N N, A-X' 7 1 . ,, We-J T 'Lx LZ I Xl 1 .X, 1' , 'X V- A of , , '-J ,J l 005-BT! LT5'Q'krY K T CPN ' T3 'Rd :KJ A eq f Begf:3Wishef aku, t gif Good Luck JSVY t 'lil'-5'J from N! .Ag 45691 N ,QQ from TRANQQQBI-I QINER to p fx CE P N ff-1 ,X ,Cell TS MOBIL SERVICE ff Aww le -fljvj ' C 'ffgl IV, XLXEJX' Tl 9 tCK ITQCJ av ' XXJVK Main Street X ,N-'N - fuk! -.,,,. 'LJ,k,,J ' Bonglolph Y IJKQJ W T New York AX S' R0l1d0lPl1, New York TE' ' V C ,X43i'x-if TWP gk' 'iq-A 4 xg 'Yi- fYJ'I ,Q-fra i Y , gl fl C Z' Best Wishes Civ? ' omp zmemts of WESTERN AUTO Locally Owned JAMES MONG - Prop. from Y FfLORENCE'S 'BEAUT SHOP I Larkin Street Randolph, New York R0 dO'ph New Y0'k Phone 52-474 Best Wishes Compliments from of the BORDEN FOODS COMPANY MACHINE SHOP HOITINK UNDERTAKING CO. f , Randolph New York Randolph EH G N I I Y New york Compliments Compliments from from MARlLYN'S BEAUTY SHO'P McNALLlE HARDWARE 3 Green sheet Randolph New York Randolph, New York Phone 52-393 I I v , .T i 5. ' Q 5- 00 fi x 7 ' x I 1 f-KD CF A Wifdq L i jj LL pfij' 5 .ii .Q fi 5 1 W Y WU J M Compliments 5 of :if A STATE BANK OF RANDOLPH 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 ss' 'B unce I .30 ' 5, Q a . d - 5 ma m Q Q, UIIIQQUEXED 6 ' M Pkovvoiumvuf Q snmuuo no OF :sn Direcfo rs Eddy J. Brace A. G. Crowley Ruth F. Seager F. G. Myers A. F. Timm T. A. Searle Best of luck to the Class of 6624 CRANDALL'S DRUG STORE cmd GIFT SHOP X Specializing in Adult and C'hi1dren's Prescriptions Randolph New York Bext Wishes from RANDGLPH MOTORS Randolph, N. Y. Home of the New Dodge Dart ond Loncer Motor Servicing Repairing Tl-IE f0RlYARD LOOK C ompliment: of V COSTELLO'S 'GROCERY WOODMANCYS Red House New York mg iw .- -5,-A East Randolph New Yo Success to the Glass of UMD Congratulations Fmm To Class' of 1964 SHERMAN 5 sTAN's RESTAURANT Red House New Yo Steamburg New York C 0118 it fizliations Compliment! SMPSOANIS SENECA TRADING POST HARDWARE Randolph New York Quaker Bridge Best Wisbef Good Luck of to Class of 64 WERNER'S GULF SERVICE EDDY'S RESTAURANT GULFPR DE Steamburg New Yo East Randolph, New York C omplimen 5 of f QU EENSBORO FARM PRODUCTS STEAMBURG CORPORATIGN Steomburg New York Cotta raugus County t Compliments MEROW BROTHERS Little Valley New Y k Complimentx Of JOHNNY'S GRILL E. Randolph New Good Luck from MILKS AGENCY East Randolph New York JOHN WADE Good Luck From BURCH'S GENERAL STORE Onoville New York 11.7' .., Compliments of WORKS AND SILVIS CO., INC. T- Sw Red House New Y k Best Wishes to The Class of '64 from ALLEN MEYERS RICHFIELD DIL DIST ' M ' A LR' ,L , K2,Y V 5.3, IR ? riif sf L EfRdlph NYk Congratulations from Randolph New York G. L. F. Feeds and Supplies EDDY BRACE R. Z. HARKNESS THE BISSELL Congratulations East Randolph New York CAIN OIL CO. . Dealers ln Petroleum Products Congratulations Distributors of from ONEIDA EUGENE BISSELL Owner OIL BEST WISHES from METALLIC LADDER MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Randolph New York Compliments to the Class of 6-4 From OWENS CASH STORE Randolph New York ' QXO q rem ' 12' - ,ML 5235? nv f f X. 54515-- AQ Ks.: 'I 4 Bfvggzqo, C ompliments Of I NKLEY'S PHARMACY Randolph Your Rexall Store fu ,xr I f r vim 9 qcvw Ev K fp? W - f MM x VX M1565 ,Mu JNTOMJU5 ,x QU f J XM V f jQ MW A J ww M, NW MQ, 6 W MCC? 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Foirmont Avenue Lokewood, New York I 4 QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS AND SMOOTH-TEX ICE CREAM Taste The Difference For Prompt ond Courteous Service Phone LKwd. 2865 or 3715 Congratulations to the Class of 64 BROWN MILLING Compliments of LINCOLN GENERAL INSURANCE AG'ENCY Sl NYk CO. dolph New York AND CONEWANGO VALLEY MILLS ewango Valley New Y k FEED, GRAIN, COAL, SEED, FERTILIZER, CEMENT, ATLANTIC FUEL OIL 81 GAS FARM SUPPLIES Best of Luck from RAZEY POULTRY Fresh to You Poultry, Eggs, and Butte I I Randolph New York OLIVER FARM MACHINERY 400 Gerald W. Casler, Owne The Editors of the HILLTOP extend their appreciation to the entire Stall for their help in making the I964 HILLTOP a success fQjQwWE3 wfsf JW wffgfqwwyj Q 5ww9 91 VW fWgf5E'f1vOWy 0955 M55 WM! ff' ff Q3Lf,,9'3W 'QjZfZgjLJjfQ 5 , if 1 ,iii iii . . , - X001 Qowx ,fo ww W ,Wffg ,M 2 . f ly WISI1 iiinBesf Luck to CLASS OF '64 ,QQPMQQ-YJQQ9 . - Qfgffy W M Street Jam N Y k OTOG A S 0 THE WHO E FAMI Y l Good Luck from BRowN's GARAGE Bef'frfQ'fef Your Ford and SPENCE'S BARBER SHOP Falcon Dealer Randolph Best Wishes from Compliments of BOWEN'S DEPT. CONEWANGO SERVICE Randolph, New York Randolph New York Congratulations from HERMAN'S BARBER SHOP Rcndolph New York Compliments Of WILLIAMS' JEWELRY STORE 84 GIFT SHOP Randolph o Xfixxlnfb NewY fl ,-- , A+. .'Q1 1 ,A ': Phone 23-483 Best Wishes to Class of 64 MYERS' FUNERAL HOME Randolph New York Congratulations From BEN FRANKLIN 5 -10 Randolph, New York Marion Tropp - Owner Q9wW QWywyiWMS5Ww N wg wg, xywrewwwgwwyirymfryy Wriiiw M wr KW 63 0 r U l N 1 ' r Nwwq we ,W My C bO,,ypgQ5?Jv gfongkfaruadfcgngpiwgywg N9 CLASS oF1964 Q00 A I gymited Opportunities Awair My do r UW You NL-1? G., In The Jomest AM From Your Friends ' In The JAMESTOWN CHAMBER GF CCJMMERCE Compliments Congratulations from f 0m MYERS INSURANCE RANDOLPH AUTO PARTS AGENCY Randolph New York BULLDOZERS and EQUIPMENT UR -4. ,R L' Owner-REVIE LUCE Congratulations From RANDOLPH mmm DON'S ESSO DONALD BALD, owner Beit Wishes from sTRouT REALTY co. MLGHEU-5' Randolph New York 6flA 5le WON Th HUIBUOE il Tune-U S lfgggl All T e All Typz Repai: .lb fel Congratulations FELLOW'S STORE Fel Iow's Delivery Napoli New York Phone 32-945 Car Washing and Complete Lubrication 24 Hour Wrecking Service Phone - Randolph 52-755 or Z3-287 RANDOLPH SEED COMPANY A INC. A I Extends Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1964 PACKET GARDEN SEED SPECIALISTS ROBERT C LILIENTHAL P d f MICHAEL sn-:EAN off M g Compliments of Learn Today Earn Tvmvwvw RED HOUSE lN'N Don't Be AgDropout C-Egg? 5 5-', ps' GEORGE REMINGTON ' livin WHITE WASH SERVICE Redmse Jiopiqb e Randolph, New York CHARLES DACH-Owner Best Wishes Complimmts from from R S E E HOME IMPROV M NT FRANCE COLLISIGN SERVICE Building Supplies 1 and Contracting Q i f? Ring Roofing l Z 56 Main Street Randolph, N. Y. R d House New Y k Best Wishes and Success to the Seniors VAN SLYKE NURSING HCJME 19 Center Street Randolph, New York NwYk Congratulations Best Wishes from VALLEY VIEW CHEESE Conewango New ,ok FACTORY ,C f Phone 296-5711 1 P Leon New York . Comjiliments of KENNEDY Goff Luck TRACTOR 8. IMPLEMENTS mm COMPA Y MlLT'S TEXACO' SERVICE N Tires -- Batteries - Accessories - Welding, Cutting, 81 Brazing WLEMENTS Phone 2073 Kennedy, N. Y. KApUSClNKY BRQS. Kennedy Phone: 2745 New Yo k Compliments Of Compliments WALKER Of SPRAGUE G.L.F. PETROLEUM Conewango Valley New York Kennedy, N. Y. Phone 29055 W R5 A M Congratulations QED , T - DW Jaolgwwfgnzl , 0 from UW W ,fb of the W STEAMBURG A 611,30 RED a. WHITE jj Ll B Steamburg in New Y ' i l J N Y k WFUIEEIE h XC ew or STORES! Tr, Prop. L. C. RUPER GARAGE Pontiac - Tempest Sales KL Service Collision Service - Towing Garage Ph. XF8-2l5l Res. Ph. XF8-5214 Little Valley, N. Y. TlMME'S HARDWARE Frigidaire - Maytag - Siegler Evinrude Outboard Motors Phone XF8-6721 Little Valley, N. Y. Congratulations to Class of '64 from THE BEAUTY NOOK ELAINE SCHULZ, Prop. Cpen Monday Thru Friday Saturday A.M. Phone 52-925 East Randolph, N. Y, Compliments of JON HAIR STYLIST D. J. ZIMBARDI Hair Cutting - Permanents Styling Lani ylerle, N. Y. ll Ml om ,imens f A lr A iygflig Sf pl pllljif C plf t UWUTogl?3Wlf5 , N if .yy all rw on LITTLE VALLEY AUTO SALES A lj Boris Hribar, Prop. Phone XF8-6138 Little Valley, N. Y. to ll. lr ,XJ U INIK J ' arm Implements N East Randolph Bert Wisbe: from RANDOLPH FEED 8m SUPPLY East Randolph New York Hy if Compliments of J. LILIE Dealer in Horses 81 Cattle Randolph New York Exif Qfvfiffg CQ 5 The 1964 53 Y ff Q Q ee ,iff ,523 p , is a proctuct ot ft LV ,--xv? 'el Ranctolph , 'ftp' XM Gb tj V . I it V VJ., Yip: M, jg R ft , ff' Sf 'QQ jf . 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