Randolph Central School - Hilltop Yearbook (Randolph, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1966 volume:

Y mm wmogjjdw QQfj537VWw W 'W W X Q5 WWLEZMGDLWYW Qffffww yQfjgMjMWfMj!jfyWQM A M X JO X X V Xkyyywfyxg Ol Wi WW yfggfwwww iw may WJXVM W 1 My Al Wy AXKQVW W W +5 W W M M WW ZW W WQifMffjMff WW WMWWL , MW MQW W Wfyw QFMQMM MM 1966 Hilltop Presented by The Student Council Randolph Central School FACULTY Aomxwxsmmom me 7 X , V' S, ,.. E Q F7 COW 85 Nxiixl if E X 5 CTIWTIE5 DAM EWUWEN mi luv! -,X. ., page if Foreword We the Seniors of '66 have endeavored through the past years to provide ourselves with the character material that we have needed to overcome the problems of the past, and which we shall use to meet the challenges of the future. We have not always succeeded in our objectives, but the foundation which we have acquired will help us surpass the unprepared youth of today Cadolescentsl. The scholastic standards of our society hav.e required long hours of deep concen- tration not only to meet our expectations but also those of our community. Our goals are great, and the strength we need to meet these goals will be sup- ported by the knowledge we have gained and the courage we possess to face the is ewes? is dffifeijl three Dedication J' V f ,Q ff X ig' ,K ,. . + jill' ,v,, . if Q ,Lv .,J1Q',7,,u,,d Mig' ,,. . 1 ef N. -Cf ..1,,,.f7 ,. 0? , ,, My ,JXQ H , f A, , V , , , ,ff ,JJ ,QV 516 15,7 flu 22, ,V 5 . Cf ,Qifw Tj -1, ff. 4 0 wx ,f'Jf's,g, .7 X JZ KX' yn A ,f , .bf A9 Z I 1f,,.,i1r.f:--C ffL,,7f'lf1-f14-- ff JG-X f X f 4- -H, x. ,ff J 1.1 2 W. b, fi: 'ff YN. , f ,f f' . f-Il f ' ., , :fl-A X' '- - Y' :V ,fx ,ff f, ,U E 1 , 4 ,f v , f ,iv ,f A-, 1.241 M, ' Q - ' if-lift 1, 'ir KN, , . af f K -. ,4:,, Q ff ffl!! gif' f ,4 -1 . xx V. Tiff. Pdf 5 . 3 Q4 4, ---,A ' f ,A W x UQ. ' ffyvf 9 J , ,' 1.. .Qf 1 ,A My GX if five 1 i I S 5 i 5 I 1 I i 1 5 1 1 f E I I 1 .m ...it if .A as .K+ 19 q, li 'ix -Sl. -5. Q eight Administration Robert A. Moore - Dire-ctor of Gzcidrzncc' Gail N. Chapman - Elementary Principal Milton R. Horak - Secondary Principal James F. Davis - District Principal xzliiyil C S QENTQ gb' O 5' UA Q m ZA XS: Ilya 2,6951 8 is fs ' 1932 ' Rhea. Palmer Leon Carr The Board of Education Russell Young, President .,V ,,, 4,Z , Ai,, P Mews? 3 Q :L ,', , tr , .s- Sa w -gs, 'W sf eg M sflggffgemr' is ' me H it ,, fr iv 4 W In our continuing dedication of this yearbook to the l lm fat, ,V -Q 3,-A .., :ss R -- -W, :f.'f5m,,g,.l, aj' mow- Q 5, 4 .,., . 3 z I V ,A : Lew. 'wifftt ' 1 - ' 5' w e :il i community that surrounds our school district, we pause at s'W:,eg , . V fl f , ,I it -:freeze . 1.1 nni n,,I5l5J2131fS: f' i - . - r -zvv 5 ' this point to recognize the eforts of those few persons who meet twice each month to coordinate and keep within proper perspective the hopes and desires of the citizens Raymond Van Wie, Vice President they represent with the actual operation of our school by administrators, teachers and students. Charles Mason 1 ,,. ' ff ' 3 5 Q2c,,3s,f Betty Hinkle, Clerk Leland Dexter John Cowen ,me M - -Wwsieefslv 'fiifiliqligfri fm. X wigfeffw fi Fiiiiliwf 1. 4? , -1 iK'iiillnI'. ' 'M H .f A, iz:- i L ' lk? , ' Vi ' .avi A .- 1 ill , . ir 325 . IT ' . A if ff! Herbert Ahlers Industrial Arts Mrs. Betty Archer Nurse . - A-kf sf-Jzisiim Am' T. 'Mil'-EW . 2 jg sz: '.:.f.SuvE::E , , 2.757 .ixmsrv .ff .' imugig .f'- 7 . 11- vvfswf . f ,E , r, V , i ' A rvrr v ,, 4, Jack Berger Driver Education Mrs. Virginia Alexander French, Latin William Armstrong English 10 Sz 12 Secondary Faculty Lawrence Bourne flfl Richard Anderson Science 8x Mathematics f M 't.2..,,,. all ,gg g ig,,EfgQ.5Q,jl3l s gizxvfsfii W . , AWG -. .H r 3? ' W ll le 4 Q35 wg gli! N , rs x ff, fa., Z2 X A ll! fl ir ' 1' 5 f , 4 fl I , , x sis n 4- R- iv Ja I i:w5Z5 ::Zm-LQ Mrs. Pearl Babcock H omemaking, Cafeteria Mgr. r F TM Miss Sandra Brace Special Class Girls Physical Education -f -V 3, .V JAX xlxbq L J Sm M P ., V N 1 , ry wi - G3 - - W i xi ci Mrs. M1ld1-ed B1-ossmgm Miss Nancy Chamberlain Mrs. Elizabeth Charles. If ll A Art Junior High English Math 8, Algebra .9 NQ or Xfv ,fl f fell' ch len , Q ' cgi J' xx-:vs Q . QJQQJJ Mrs. Corinne Clark Citizenship 8, English 8 Kim Daniels World History 10, American History 1 Mrs. Marian Fox English 9 at 10 Paul Hvizdzak Citizenship 9, World History 10 gyyn, M f l 14 4 I K, X Suzanne Crocker Elementary and Junior High French David Clarkson ' Biology W gif . sniff W Matthew Eskeli - Fordyce Fox Agriculture, Basic Math Instrumental Music 2 px ,... H , Mrs. Marie Fox Organ Instructor Angelo Fratargangclo' Science 8 Si Health Earl Jones English 8, Citizenship 7 1 Terry Jern Mathematics 7, as eleven Mrs. Ellen MacMurray Merrill Maines Sally Pickett Homernaking Chemistry, Gegeral Science English 10, 11 W 'wrw I-ss.--ml m y ' wg ww -af. wlwwf -- llf4,,.gwQ an s , giit ffihfgl . Mis-if li ,aw f,,.sam1.., - K Q ,,.-if , ,,-ai. f - 1 f- 1 5 if -2-5 .V 3 515-.562 ff' 3 1151, ., ,L , X 1i sw,gl,Qw,,A A lv ,w,, c:l ,f 2. sae! ' Q1 -fqwggf sf 5 is is , ,. 1 ,Win K gyfilfir' 1 ,,,,,,,,, ffl bf L I ,,,, - Q Q f ,V ' il an , f :fn-.ws saw we Alton Reichard Mrs. Kathryn Seastrum John Stephens American History I, II Librarian English 7, Citizenship lf' Roger U.. 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' lllwlmllr f X 'E . it lalilflr 7 1 f w 5, , il 1 iw, Nj , MR 5.1.1 t we .,,. , K ,L 1, 1 ff- ' i- lafl . ' W WT fllllidiz' Ni' Miss Elizabeth Armitage Grade 1 Mrs. Eleanore Bohall Librarian ' ' . -M ff-5 fx- WY, egi iwlgf ' uag ff? is , Mrs. Marian Congdon Art 41 ,k 1 . ,, . ' V ' ' ' ' w fzwfif - . ?'iN. ., ' - e i, ' ,IT Dwi an J f V - J .i., ' 'fe X . ' lyiwffif 15 11? :. . ll .FW ,v V .Q ,AI, ,LAL ' .4 ,,.g, ...A , K -, .V ,,s,.:.ffj,,l5lgif5i . , .. .4 .M-gg,, ...RM ye- Z-.ll ,,W3gE5,l, L Mrs. Dorothy Dooley Special Class Mrs. Ruth Bissell Kindergarten Mrs. Lucille Bentley Grade 5 W Mrs. Grace Brown Grade 3 Mrs. Gretchen Brace Kindergarten Elementary Faculty 15 zffqffm 'N xx Z li K 15 R2 i , .. .AM ,N we 7 ' 5 1 of Miss Carolyn Davis Grade 3 Mrs. Jean Crosby Grade 1, g Eg'51f5,ff?'f' 'Q'i '+L'lLl lv,-liinfw -1 7 E' 3 -N15 :,,,y.,,egig' . mv.,- , lkvw ,.,, . ' , ,,,,. kslgm .K L Q ,Q A ,M -I P MTS. Hazel Fargo Mrs. Mary Fedorka. Gradd 4 Grade 4 thirteen fourteen Mrs. Wilma, France Grade 1 Mrs. Phyllis Frink Dental Hygienist -ilx Mrs. Helen Lilie Grade 1 Ervin Milks Grade 6 r Mrs. Geneva Frank Grade 1, Mx ' wines Selwm' 4 l'qQ ,'uJ.h1 . ., nf' mms .N Sllflfllgla of 1, I 'LH P S mn Q. , eaerif 2 LPILUV ' H A E J M ,Q X? , K 5 1 1 ,lie Q 'lv 1 +1 1 ll 1 ,gy . ill fini QQ v l ., ' N if ..,, . ,, ,, . Mrs. Florence Gold Grade 3 . 2, ' 'l l ' K We Mrs. Dorothy Lincoln Grade 2 Thornton Newhouse Physical Education Mrs. Olive Frink Grade 2 Mrs. Helen Gregory Grade 6 William McKeon Grade 5 Raymond Olson Grade 5 Mrs. Louise Osterhoudt Mrs. Margaret Paisley Grade 6 Kindergarten .AI iff H K '! ' Z x 'Q .- ,J 5 . 6 . . M f Miss Dorothy Salhoif Physical Education. Edward Skudlarek Mrs. Clara Shean Music Mrs. Rubyanna Smith Mrs. Lorana Rasey Grade 3 Mrs. Geraldine Silvis Grade 2 Mrs. Patricia Stiver Grade 5 Grade 1 Grade 6 6 f I sk I ., - S . .M 'iii' ' i ., 'M ...1 5 v f M. if M ai' 'i f X f. G N Mrs. D01'iS SUJH6 Albert Sweet Mrs. Helen Thrasher Mrs. Lois Timm ' Grade 2 Grade 6 Nurse Kinde-rgarfcn fifteen sixteen Mrs. Thelma Harper Visually Handicapped Co-O Board Teachers Mr. Larry Sullivan School Psychologist The Board of Cooperative Educational Ser- vices for Cattaraugus County was organized for the existing Three Supervisory Districts of Cat- taraugus County on May 28, 1953. Five members were elected to service on the Board: with repre- sentation equally divided between Supt. Dist. No. 1 and 3 and with one member from Supt. Dist. No. 2. Superintendents of these Districts were J. D. Sprout, No. 1g Grant Walrath, No. 2,' and Kenneth Gibbin, No. 3. Of the original five Board Mem- bers elected, two still are members - Dr. Allen Cole of Gowanda and Mr. LuRay Knapp of Cattar- augus, both having been el.ected to represent Dist. No. 3. For the first year of Operation, 1953-54, thirteen shared services were utilized. Of the original thirteen employees, one is still with the Cooperative Board, but in a different capacity. Mr. Joseph Czapla was originally a Guidance Coun- selor. but changed to Psychology in 1954-55. Other services offered in the first years of the Coopera- tive Board's existence were Dental Hygiene, Driv- er Training, Art, Music, Speech Correction. With the death of Supt. Gibbin in November. 1961, Supervisory Dist. No. 3 was absorbed by Dists. No. 1 and 2, and again in 1963, when Mr. Walrath re- tired, another change combined 12 Central and Union Free Dis- tricts into the Sole Supervisory District of Cattaraugus Co.,' with J. D. Sproul as District Superintendent. At the annual meeting of the BOCES in 1962, members present moved to apply to the Commissioner of Education of the State of New York to increase the present five member board to a nine member. Request was granted and at a- Special Meeting in June, 1962, four additional members were elected. Shared services increased to a new high in 1965-66 with the addition of Olean City as a com- ponent of the Coop Board. We now have 42 shared service teachers on the payroll-these to include Teachers of the Mentally Retarded, Visually Hand- icapped, Vocational Technical Training, Psycholo- gists, Remedial Reading in addition to the aforc mentioned services offered when the BOCES was originally formed. Randolph Central School has shared services with BOCES in these persons and areas: Thelma Harper, Visually Handicapped: Paul Miller, Speech Correction, and Larry R. Sullivan, School Psychol- ogist. Mr. Sullivan handles educational and per- sonal problems referred to him by school personnel and parents. He is an educational specialist who focuses his attention on the factors that enable students to gain the gneatest possible advantage from their school experiences. Q .Q sa 3 4 9 I! 9 F s N -x E x 'f : S f 2 y L X I EY 5 L 'R ' 1 J xN lj. CQ x L11 I 5-I rx V Q we V F? Q, W 'X at Yjx V 1 ,aj ,fx 1 T - ,X 25.3, Q' f G Nj, x ? JJ' I w .M 1-.1 ,f , fi 'S us' ' J X , , .. .X Y -. X 1 Yx, I' F5 . ,, H f P .ff Kfixx xy pf .1 4 'u wyx -A f' RJ gi F! Michael A. Benca Greg BOYGI' Bange'r Grey President Vice-President he . They Lead T -wifi' Mila Sandra Lee Hill Jeanette Ann Hotchkiss Sandy Nettie Secretary Treasurer W fi, lfffegfieflp Catherine Jean Andrews lKCath!! Student Council Representative Rick Bennett Honey Rick Student Council President lass 0 '66 ol JU Q QOJX OJ? JC p lz, 0 Q 0 4 9 X M .ie gil? Wei? if xx ax Daniel J. Hinman George See lIDan!! UGO!! Student Council Representative Student Council Representative n'ne tee wiv twenty A X Ar r mfr M , Marcia Mary Aldrich Vonja Jean Arnold llMarti,! lfVon!! Od, Qu ,Kuff Aw! pews! Arthur John Baker Donna Marie Baker Bake1 ' Hakes M WNW ld L. Berg Thomas E. Bissell IIROMI!! lfTigeT?I 2,702 EM! JVM ,bad WW Juv? v zz f if QW wwf John Francis Black 7441! Myrna Viola B John Pickle AMW9 MWLZXCJ Qs.s X290 M305 xx 1 , ' 17' twenty-one xx xy. BJ . C 1 D W . Marcella Mary Brancke Dawn Elaine Brooks Marcy Dawnie twenty-two Larry Bush Martha Anne Buvoltz Larry Marty w J , Egg? Sylvia Eldora Carlsson John Knowles Congdon Sylvia x Johann W W, ge' lb Thomas Harold COI1gd0n Florence Elizabeth Crossley KITOTTL!! KIFZOJ! twenty-three Ge QQ Tom Dexter Bruce Fellows H007!! lfgruceii twenty-four , eggs 2 ig E Kathryn Marie Fox Susan Carol Frank ffF0xy!! lfsueli Gerald Z. Gorski Leon A- Green fgje,-,Qyv Farmer W W 2 E X220 ,wwf Aglfifdf John Lawrence Gribbin William J. Hillard G'ribs Fugitive C0091 twenty-five N 'H SAX 'lx iffy mi W .9 yikjwfif MXH? ff' iififi ees L15 Effie Hill Q23 ef 1 Carol Lee Hoxie ll !7 aine N. J aquay ll a el! James Charles Jarosz llJimII Bernard Melven Joha Bernie David Wayne Johns Denise Ann Johnson Dave Dee twenty-eight Linda Johnson Russell Johnson ullinix Rugs ll Ann J Margie ffgrickeyf Vera Jean Kibbe ! I Jim Lang Nancy J. Waite LeBaron lfJlim,, llNa,n!J twenty-nine NUM- ffl' 7-KL MZ M,-V 0-!df?f'f C thirty ZQVQZZX, CKVUCZ Susan M. LeBa1.0n A-I Cheryl Jean Lockwpod usuen Chg7'yl,, N .WW .W e n QW: X l 1 I' I Q5 Roy Vernon Love Eileen Frances Mack Lover Boy Eileen - WW J ll Sandra Ann McGraw Dallas Mor flsamii ww QW Nl Douglas Alfred Olson Randall G. P ly Doug V Randy rl J K .xx-J fr M f x 9J V,mn'0'L Eff ! 1 .f 'HP Q25 -i Q I Patricia Palmer Peter S. Palmer Trish PGM, thirty-two Gary Patterson Beverly Ann Pence Flaps Clyde 2 Qjbi Jon A. Pontti Lynn Post ggJ0n,, ltllynnii fly 1095 7 O' Garry George Root Donald Hilding Schulz ln'T00tS!l KKDOTLIJ thirty-three We W N , M W M Myjaf W Rachel Ann See Terry Burdette Slade Rach Shotgun Egg thirty-four WWW' Michael D. Smith Wipe Out Smitty QEN QF no 99 M Q Patricia Jane S t Dimplesv EL? Donald ma H. Summerfield 'SEEN 3 f,.-fwa QW ltTexJ! M Elizabeth -Nichols Titus Gary Tonger N 4'L,izU uGa,ryn W9 Wyff, M W thirty-six Karl Richard Truesdell Ronald Vesneske Karl VesmItty Addrianne Mary Walters Addie AW Donna Jean Wheeler Donna, Susan Jane Wendell llwendyif Daphne M. Zrimsek Frankie thirty-seven Mr. Hvizdzak, Co-Chairwuzn 1. V , Wi fi ,,. ,f , psi 'y if If will f M' if ' fl f iff, gif Q .,i ,Vi if gl., ff? A I J gi 5 fi i .V , if ' 5 , inf!! XM! i 6i?J15'W,J!, XM f iiififi I Mr. Swanson, Co-Chairman Senior Class Advisors Mr. Daniels Miss Pickett thirty-eight Class of 1966 Class Colors Class Flower Blue and White ROSS Class Molto In Ourselves Lies the Future Class Song High upon the hill We will re-member still And recall the thrill of each day. The passing years will bring us tears When life was so gay and free from all care. There were bright sunny skies As seen through the eyes of Seniors of R. C. S. refrain In our future years we'll go our separate ways In a doubtful daze at the dawn of our V new lives When we will be alone and YV9,1'6 on our l own in the world. refrain And we all realize .... Now The -days are few that we will walk the halls Of these ivy walls here with yo-u. thirty-nine .V 'J' M 1 Q, M U , A , Ev. 22 . . , .lwfsjw 3 M Q. , Q '1:1,f1? ' Z5 Q- ,ff 1' - 4 V: .. , A fa- u p . g W h I I 1, ., ,wa .u 75.5 5 1' ,-ai iw , ':. iiiue 43? 114, ':::f' ..g:l-55. ,'.x,, 1: '. : 2 2: ' il-Q:-3 173lR!-5h!..1fi'1.EiX- M, rx .,., -, f'y,.-'g szw,:,'5f?z5E',ug!lf, ' H--gfux m 'ir' ,' 1 'faafzir--V ' Qi N' :f1'1-: fsi.'?sa, i' Xu, ' M ' 531' e mmf ' .3 Isl., , gm H J -' JF, t,2H5WiJ15,,,.1-:say Q. '5 ,X Q9 ,Q 4255 5-g55g: 1f,.1ll, N V' . ka -'n gfylf . 1173! Q Q EWR . sw! L., k Q Msgs! ' M' is '15 rev-W ', If - aa- UQWMQFQM u L f' 'la-1x4'in'2-M, HL, fmw- ,, if ,zvzwgag 1 . ,piiflw ' MVZN ' fs Q . ,K 'm fi? ,J Wifi? K , Wfffwefl , 'Tx' - , tffffq' ' W M ., K 'V ,L W x 2 Most Attractive Rick Honey, Sandy Hill 1' arty-two Most Likely to Succeed Tom Bissell, Marcella Brancke Best All Around Dan Hifnman, Marsha House Class Cut-Ups George See, Donna Baker Senior Most Athletic Tom Dexter, Marsha House uperlativc-rs Class Flirts Don Summerfield, Pat Stillman Hardest Workers Tom Bissell, Cathy Andrews Most Bashful Randy Paisley, Sylmh, Carlsson V ' ' 'YKL ., .tki I 5 I r X Best Dressed Rick H oney, Marcella Brancke Most Polite John. Gribbin, Sylvia Cafrlsson fofrty-three Senior Activities Marcia Mary Aldrich Hilltop 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Pirates of Penzance cast5 '1'Yhe Student Prince cast 15 All County 15 Broadcast 2, 35 Historian 4. Catherine Jean Andrews Hilltop 2, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Student Council 1, Secretary 45 Debating 1, 2, Vonia Jean Arnold Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play. Arthur John Baker Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 2. Donna Marie Baker Cheerleading 3, 45 Student Council 25 Broadcast 2, 3, 45 Debating 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Leaders Club 2, 3, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. Michael A. Benca Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Track 45 Student Council 45 Class Vice President 3. Ronald L. Berg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Junior Play 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Bowling 45 Senior Play 4. Thomas E. Bissell Band 1, 2, 8, 45 Debate 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, s, 4. John Francis Black Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Myma Viola Blood F.H.A. 1, 2, State Delegate 3, Treasurer 4. Greg Boyer Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Track 3, 45 Golf 15 Varsity Club 45 Chorus 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 All-State 25 All-County 35 Dance Band 25 Assembly Band 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3. Marcella Mary Brancke Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Dance Band5 Conference All-State Accompanist 45 Area All-State 2, 3, 45 A-ll-County 1, 2, 3, 45 Woodwind Quintet 2, 35 Assembly Band5 Chorus 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 leaders Clufb5 Broadcast 45 Hilltop 45 The 'Student Prince . Dawn Elaine Brooks F.H.A. 1, Reporter 2, Parlimentarian 35 Junior Play. Martha Anne Buvoltz Chorus 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All-State 1, 2, 3, 45 All-County 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo Festival 1, 2, 45 Drill Team 25 Assem- bly Band5 Cardinal 3, 45 Hilltop 45 Leaders Club 4. John Knowles Congdon Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Manager 8, 45 Football Manager 35 Varsity Club 4. Thomas Harold Congdon Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Clulb 4. Florence Elizabeth Crossley F.H.A. 1, Historian 2, Vice President 3, President 45 American Field Service 35 Debating 45 Hilltop 4. ,forty-four Tom Dexter Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Fooiiballl 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 Junior Play5 Broad- cast 45 Class Secretary 3. Bruce Fellows Basketball 1, Manager 25 Football Manager 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross-Country 45 Chorus 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 3: Band 1, 2, 4, President 35 All-County 1, 2, 3, 45 Sectional All-State 2, 3, 45 Conference All-State 3, 45 American Legion Boy's State 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Broadcast 45 Debating 1. Kathryn Marie Fox Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sectional All-State 1, 2, 3, 45 All-'County 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Dri-ll Team 25 Leader's Club 3, 45 Hilltop 3, 45 Broadcast 3, 45 The Student Prince . Susan Carol Frank Art Editor Broadcast 45 Ieader's Club 45 FHA 45 Hilltop Stan' 45 Class Treasurer 2. Leon A. Green F.r.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Gerald Z. Gorski Track 2. John Lawrence Grihbin Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, Gollf 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pirates of Penzance 15 Student Prince 25 Junior Bowling League 2, 3, President 4. Sandra Lee Hill Hilltop 3. Assistant Editor 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Choms 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Leader-fs Club 3, Vice President 45 Senior Play 4. William J, Hillard ll Football 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Cattaraugus County F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest Winner 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Broadcast 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1. Lee C. Hinkle Footibal-l 1, 2, 4, wrestling 1, Track 2, ag varsity Cldb 2, 3, 4. Linda Carol Hinkle Chorus 3, 45 Junior Play5 Hilltop 4. Daniel J. Hinman Class President 25 Student Council 3, Vice President 45 Junior Play Castg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Sectional Bowling Team 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Student Pr-ince 5 American Legion Boy's State. James H. Hitchcock Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Rick Bennett Honey Student Council 3, President 4, Class President 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 45 Basketball 1, 2, 'Co-Captain 3, 45 Baseball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Intramurals 3, 4. Jeanette Ann Hotchkiss Student Council 35 Leader's Club 3, 45 Hilltop 3, 45 Broadcast 3, 4. Senior Activities Marsha Lee House National Honor Society 3, 45 Hilltop Staff 3, Typing Editor 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, President 45 Class President 15 Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 35 Broadcast 2, 3, 45 Empire Girl's State 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 Solo Festival 25 Area All-County 2, 35 Girl's Chorus 15 Pirates of Penzance 5 The Student Prince 5 Junior Play 35 Debating Treasurer 35 American Field Service, President 4. Carol Lee Hoxie Hill-top 35 Junior Play 35 Class Secretary 3 Elaine N. Jaquay FrH.A. 1, 2, News Reporter 3, Secretary 4. James Charles Jarosz Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 4. Bernard Melven Johans Wrestling J., 2, 35 Cross-Country 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, -15 Mixed Chorus 35 Track 2, 4. David Wayne Johns Track 2. Denise Ann Johnson Hilltop 2, 3, 45 F,H.A. 45 Senior Play 4, Russell Johnson Varsity Club 45 Wrestling 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Marjorie Ann Jones Debating 3, 45 Hilltop 3, 45 Broadcast 3, Typing Editor 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Junior Playg Essay Contest Winner 35 Senior Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. Vera Jean Kibbe F.H.A. 4 Jim Lange Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy J. Waite LeBaron Hilltop 35 Leaders Club 2, 35 Broadcast 2, 35 Debating 3. Susan M. LeBaron Broadcast 2, Junior Editor 3, Editor 45 Hilltop 25 Leaders Vlub 3, Treasurer 45 Class Secretary 1. Cheryl Jean Lockwood Broadcast 3, 4. Eileen Frances Mack Broadcast 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 F.H.A, 3, 45 Library Clufb 45 Secretary 3, Junior Play5 Senior Play. Sandra Ann McGraw Broadcast 3, 45 Fil-LA. 35 News Reporter 4, Dallas Morrison F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Douglas Alfred Olson Baseball 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play. Randell G. Paisley Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 2, 45 Senior Play, Patricia Palmer Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girl's Chorus 15 Senior Play, Peter S. Palmer Football 3, 45 Baseball 15 Track 15 Debating 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Hilltop 4. Beverly Ann Pence G.A.A. 1, 25 F.H.A. 15 Trl-H-Y 1. Jon A. Pontti National Honor Society 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 45 Football 45 Varsity Club 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 The Student Prince Lynn Post National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 F.F-A- 4: Track 4. Donald Hilding Schulz Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 15 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Student Prince 5 Senior Play. Rachel Ann See Hilltop 4, Broadcast 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 F.H.A. 4. Terry Burdette Slade F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 4 Barry D. Slater Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael D. Smith Footbaill 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Golf 15 Track 2. James Edwin Spence Wrestling 15 Golf 15 Football Manager 2. Patricia Jane Stillman Junior Play5 Broadcast 1, 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 35 Debating 1, 2, 3. Donald H. Summerfield Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 25 Track 15 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Senior Play. Elizabeth Nichols Titus Broadcast 3, Hilltop 3, Junior Play. Karl Richard Truesdell Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. Ronald Vesneske Football 1, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Junior Play: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hilltop 3. Addrianne Mary Walters Junior Play 35 liezulcr's Club 45 Band 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 The Studcnt Prince , James Leland Weaver FUIQA. 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Track 4. Susan Jane Wendell Broadcast 3, 4. Donna Jean Wheeler Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Conference All-Stateg Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 42 Student Pi'incc 5 All--State 2, 3, 45 All-County 1, 2, 3, fl? Class Treasurer 15 Hilltop 2, 45 Junior Pla,y5 Senior Play. Daphne M. Zrimsek Mix-cd Chorus 1, The Student Prlnce 5 Girls Chorus 1. forty-five 9' 'S p fljf-fi KhA '-if ,K 3, 2 . 'vi 'L Top Row L to R Second Row L to R Third Row L, corner to R Tom and John Congdon Marcella Bmncke Greg Boyer Tom Bissell Bill Hillqrd Kathy Fox Mike Benca Addie Wqlferg Sandy Hill forty-six Cathy Andrews Marsha House Bruce Fellows 'Y S' 41' 'N' M.-,...4.. 5 l.. wwwszc. . l Q '4 sf ' X X , , f 4 f ' .aitkgsxqs a ,sg ','KXQg6f s 'Akai '- V .1 f What Would Happen . . . on Summcrlicld didn't flirt? Tuccio didn't have someone to pick on? Frutarcangelo didn't patrol the ha . im Hitchcock got straight A's? Hvizdxalc had a quiet homeroom? e chemistry lab blew u ? Daniels didn't al: lib? Marcella Brancke didn't practice. Mr. Reichard didn't make American History ll classes take notes? a girl was in the physics class? Mrs. Alexander couldn't translate? M. Anderson didn't get off the sulajec, Cathy Andrews quit the Hilltop? Mr. Armstrong successfully pulled down his movie screen? George See typed S0 words u minute? Bruce Fellows and Tom Bissell were not smart? all their knowledge should depar . all these things ever come true, will bc astonishing, l think, don't youi' gi .i 1 il' .' I 4 4 1' 'l I is S' n 1 n I ' Ill 'J 5' n IN af' 'fi I5 1 K :W Xxx-,xg . if F - - se., ,i '22' f e r. -xs ' . ,il if Class of 1966 Presented... l'Foiher Wos A Housewife Left to Right Seated: Bill Hillard, Florence Crossley: Row One: Kathy Fox, Donna Wheeler, Pat Palmer, Bruce Fellows, Martha Buvoltz, Vonja Arnold: Row Two: George See, Sandy Hill, Marcia Aldrich, Don Summer- field, Peter Palmer, Jim Hitchcock, Marjorie Jones, Eileen Mack. l' No Boys Allowed forty-eight Left to Right Seated: Addie Walters, George See, Dan Hinman, Ron Berg: Kneeling: Pat Stillman, Marsha House, Donna Wheeler, Marcia Aldrich, Carol Hoxie. Vonja Arnold: Standing: Bill Hillard, Jim Hitchcock, Mike Roman, Peter Palmer. T Nw A . B K4 'yy ' , Q sa MK: I' A x ,N Ki 5,4 Agf i, sf' I r' . 1 M 1 ,. 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'Y' 'x rJ . f iff fLC,Kgla?5W r ri R f af xv fr - Y W 1 is 'f,,f Q2-1 Freshmen Left to Right: Kim France P'resident,' Gary Waite Trea,:mre'r,- Bill Benca, Vice Presidentg Kathy Schrader, Secretary. Seventh Grade 1 Left to Right: Tom Bohall, President: Mary Jo Hoff- man, Sec-reta1'y,' Steven Cow- en, Vice-Presidentg Allen Archer, Treasurer. fifty-sev en Freshmen Bild? 4 ROW ONE: Marilyn Birch, Lynn Craumer, Kirk Carna- han, Elaine Barber, Michelina Crucilla, Freida Carls- son, Rebecca Arnold, Gail Boyer, Dennis Carnahan, ROW TWO: Larry Brown, Linda Covert, Catherine Brown, Dennis Andrews, Ilinda Baker, Eileen Connolly, Shirley Bissell, Janet Bald, Daniel Bohall, ROW Benca, THREE: Allen Brain, Ronald Brown, William Timothy Baker, James Buck, Douglas Brown, Joseph Carra, Dennis Beaver, David Chapman, ROW FOUR: Mr. Ahlers. fifty-eight ROW ONE: Wendy Hill, Margaret Gospodarski, Elaine Hoxie, Valerie Hensel, Jackie Jarosz, Virginia Glow, Christine Hill, lrene Harrington, Michael Frink, ROW TWO: Ivan Johnson, Dale Heilmon, Billie Greeley, D-vid Hiller, Kathy Galbraith, Kevin Duntley, Larry Grover, Kim France, ROW THREE: Randall Dexter, Philip Jann, Gary Guerdat, David Finch, Calvin Fleisch- man, Steve Honey, Kenneth Harvy, Walter Hedstrom, Mrs. Babcock. Freshmen ROW ONE: Daniel Mclntyre, Margaret Marsh, Patrick O'Hanlin, Shirley May, Sharon May, Dan Messervey, Gary Myers, ROW TWO: Dorothy Morrison, Norris Milks, Norma Lasalle. April Lilienthal, Donna Mur- im' , ' , X.. 1 . it dock, Wanda Miller, Ted Olson, ROW THREE: Donald Lerow, Eugene Mack, Tim Kenefick, Richard LeBaron, James Milbrandt, Richard Newton, Randall Miller. 333' ROW ONE: Henry Textar, Judy Smith, Kathy Schrad- Paisley, Jan Slater, Karen Stahleyg ROW THREE: er, Gary Waite, James Palmer, Theresa Visker, Robin Janice Smith, Patricia Willibey, Roy Smith, David Ton- Sischo, Gordon Waite, ROW TWO: Karolie Stone, ger, Lorraine Westley, Douglas Shine, Gail Sischo. Timothv Shields, James Reed, Melodie Ruth, Frances Q? 4 5 fifty-nine Eighth fade wi. ROW ONE: Timothy Brown, Mike Endress, Sidney Barber, Beverly Brain, Bruce Brown, Larry Cain, Terry Booth: ROW TWO: Andrew Brooks, Mary Buvoltz, Faye Emming, Joette Emming, Marcia Armstrong, Craig Brown, Louise Dexter, ROW THREE: Barbara Boyer, David Covedill, Eddie Craumer, Kim Anderson, Mary Ann Buck, Lance Anderson, Rodney Craumer, Carol Chubb: ROW FOUR: Sharon Dexter, Sandra Ashdown, Debbie Barron, Allen Burch, William Ehman, Orval Elliott, Mr. Waite. sixty ROW ONE: Sally France, Carl Hyldohl, Jean Kenefick, Debbie Johnson, Marsha Kuhaneck, Martha Jaquay, Marilyn Gregory, Susan Frank: ROW TWO: Mrs. Fox, Peggy Fox, Pauline Lerow, Carol Heilman, Warren Kinney, Billie Lee Layton, Walter Green, Philip Heer- lein, Patti France, ROW THREE: Scott Lilienthal, Samuel Holt, James Hotchkiss, Richard Frame, Ken- neth Green, Frederick Hilliman, Dennis Flowers, How- ard Honey. M Eighth fade 'F ROW ONE: Linda Oakes, Ronald Ormond, Richard Morrison, Melinda Luce, Lynn Pringle, Karen Pavlock, Paul Ormond, Melvin Lindquist, Vicki Long, ROW TWO: Darra Gae MacEachern, Melody Love, Greg Luce, Betsy Matson, Darlene Ormsby, Pauline Peter- son, Lorie Otto, Richard Ormsby, ROW THREE: Mar- vis Nelson, Margo Remington, Patricia Ormsby, Rodney Miller, Steve Morrison, Tom Maynard, Ted Nichols, David Phelps. Mrs. Alexander. r yr ROW ONE: Randy Smith, Ellsworth Textor, Judy Yaw, Melanie Sweet, Jenny Strickland, Dale Wadsworth, David Stahley, David Weilacher, Anthony Walters, ROW TWO: Tim Slade, Dennis Root, Pat Slater, Julie Searle, Norton Tarr, Doneen Stone, Marla Timm, Marsha Sheffield, ROW THREE: Brian Rexford, Rob- ert Shipherd, Regina Schroder, Vicki Schreckengost, Robert Willsie, Bill Sluga, Sharon Rolfe, JeffreyWilcox. as ,,,....q sixty-one i, 5 ,, Seventh fade ROW ONE: Robert Barber, Allen Archer, Steve Booth, David Boyer, Tom Cain, Steve Cowen, Yvonne Brown, ROW TWO: Enola Bright, Mcry Ann Benca, Tom Bohall, Ronald Finch, Doug Chapman, Juanita Burr, Ella Brown, Mr, Moines, ROW THREE: Sharon Davis, Diane Berger, Lesley Ehman, Carol Barber, Debbie Chapman, Jim Doubek, Jerry Benson, ROW FOUR: Jeffery Aiken, Harry Abbey, Martha Beaver, Dawn Fieblecorn, Judy Carra, Daniel Elliott, Francis Finch. 'blurs Mxty-two ROW ONE: Sharon Kelly, Chan Glow, Jimmy Hribar, Marilyn Helms, Jim Gray, Jody Hill, Jeff House, Cheryl Long, Dana Luce, ROW TWO: Glenda Lind- quist, Roberta Barnum, Kenneth Hinman, Ralph Ing- erson, Steven Lockwood, Steven Green, Jack Green, Dean Kcslow, ROW THREE: Bart Lindquist, David Lerow, Stephen Hotchkiss, Jerry Frank, Michael Gree- ley, Michael Hubbard, Carolyn Fleischman, Vicki Heyl, Mr. Reichard, ROW FOUR: Mary Jo Hoffman, Jackie Jo Gordon, Rebecca Grover, Judy Lasalle, Sarah Kin- ncy, Cynthia Gardner, Kenneth Hotchkiss, Carl Frank, Wayne Johnson. Seventh Grade Q6 ROW ONE: Bert May, Marilyn Meacham, Glenn Marsh, Robert Paisley, Sherell Pierce, Rhonda Rolfe, Mary Rogers, David Root: ROW TWO: Wayne Ruth, Donald Rhodes, Peter Reding, Jean Monroe, James Milks, Janice Rolfe, Gail Mitchell, ROW THREE: Linda Myers, Donna Reed, Cynthia Raymond, Beverly Mahnk, Justina Pierce, Debby Luce, Russell Riddell, Mr. Clarkson: ROW FOUR: James Markel, Steve Olson, Kevin Pavlock, John Miller, Alfred Nichols, Gene Milk, Catherine Nelson. Hi ROW ONE: Frank Sischo, John Sluga, Kenneth Schrader, James See, 'Thomas Shields, Jeffery Schulz, Cynthia Raymond, Debra Wheeler, ROW TWO: Louise Waite, Lisa Van Horn, Clair Smith, Wayne Wright, Janice Witherite, Ronald Waite, Kenneth Tropp, Miss Chamberlainp ROW THREE: Jon Visker, Lawrence Watkins, Richard Young, Donald Schultz, Terry Taw- ers, Ray Wright, Vicki Schobey, Ronald Rollandg ROW FOUR: Michael Shields, Barry Shields, Jill Towers, Lawrence Smith, Robert Thomas, Daryl Shaw, Richard Sault, Melanie Shields, Rocco Warchol. s'xty three Mr. Bourncfs Class Left to Right Row One: Sigurd Carlsson, Daniel Switzer, John Butler, Brenda Thompson, David Gray, Vivian Brooks, Herman Buvoltzg Row Two: Jack Emerson, 'Nonna Hilliman, Harvey Jones, Thomas Terry, Charles Reese, Robert Come on Bill! 16's none of your business! Grayson. sixty-four Monday 'morning in Mr. Hvizdzalds senior homeroom. While strolling into physics class one clr1y!?! 4 4 1 w X ,f X , X ,nr -1 ,K 'fi 1 ND wiy,5-,,. 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T 3 M r -,X ' 1 inf ' is I 4 ka T1 ?,,..LlFw'.ff' L D, ROW ONE: Frank Fowler, Treasurer: Cathy Andrews, Secretary. yqfgsfitfl ROW TWO: Rick Honey, Presidentj Dan Hinman, Vice-President.. N F .J , X U3 'rx ,V Y if Y ,nil fc, M l- inf4 3.,lfj'r,'vfxx1s:J iizfxlxx'-zilkjxlll J if-A . Y- Q! 11 4 5 l X f N H s C1 C '1 ff, , r l t 1 t :X ' V l ff u c-:nt ounu 1Ccrs, R A p , r L ' V A ' I eww flN',,:f5L 'K lf. A feee- r l i . . M V YY:-it no or The Student C0ll'I'LCll rs the gorcrnmenfal body of the school. M fy-,L L -, All legislative powers are rested to the council subject to the 'Q.lf3,ql5 approval of the lulminislration. The pres1'dent, elected by the Q !','Wi sixty-six stzuleazt body in ll democratic manner, specifies the duties of the committees, and se.-cs that the council runs smoothly. The j'ltd'lC7:ll-l powers of the student are 'vested 'in llze Student Council itself. The membership of the Student Council consists of nepresenta- tives from each class selected as follows: three seniorsg three juniorsg two sophomoresg two fl'GSl1771,C'7'L,' one member from each of the seventh and eighth grades and the President of the Council. Class presidents are automatically uzembers of the Council. This important organiza- tion schedules all extra-cur- ricular activities. It sponsors the Student of the Quarter program where two out- standing seniors are chosen by the faculty. The Student of the Year is announced at the end of the year. The council is also in charge of the sign in front of the school. The sign which was donated by the class of '63, posts the 'vari- ous activities organized by the school. -.1 The Student Council as- sists the administration by establishing and performing many school functions. Student Councd Members - AQ. ROW ONE Tom Bohall Mlke Greeley Anthony Wal ter Kim France Lance Remington, Joe Carra, Mike ters Pat Slater Billy Greeley Floyd Schulz Valerie Benca George See Martin Sheffield. sixty-sei en ROW ONE: Sue Frank, Cathy Andrews, Sylvia Carls- son, Ann Frankg ROW TWO: Debbie Johnson, Dianne Waite, Melissa Clark, Diane Pierce, Larry Senng ROW THREE: Martin Sheffield, Alan Horton, Jim Galbraith, Dennis Waite: ROW FOUR: Marcella Brancke, Sandy Hill, Donna Baker, Vonja Arnold, Lynn Post: ROW FIVE: Larry Ryder, Frank Fowler, Marsha House, Bruce Fellows, lzom Bissell, Jon Pontti. fini ii N A X fl l ' , W .355 ,y , 1 X sg, fl J bf U gifs ow, miidi f f 'W U . M il t 1 is ty life 9 Q et gm l angel one f in - M. f Sf 5 ,f K 4 al' ,ff : I ffeidgpiiljzfj lliqkiwbj ,ff-XJR? i??ilKg443rJ . F it 'l a W. wnukgfb f 1 A . F we ,Ji SJ A' tjfj me Q, pricing q, member of the National Honor Society is one of the A -. MQ WXNH- NJ - J N greatest honors a hi h school student can receive One does not achieve .JJ X3 xi ,N F X Nyfiele g ' . ' Y 'jfxv F if Nd I . - . Q . fm is S, .N lift li-EFJ tlyisigoal by merely obtainin high grades. Scholastic achievement . ,Q ., w sew g , W is one of the first qualifications, but to this must be added ' V ii - . u X dingy 'J AJ honor in Service, Character, and Leadership. A student may be ff itil' receiving the highest marks in his class, but if he has any undesirable KH traits of character, he will not be accepted. ' A 4. -J sixty-eight It is not an easy job to select those who have tried to enrich themselves by living a full, rounded life. This task is left up to the teachers whose reply is anxiously awaited each spring. The student who is gelected must reward himself and -others by living up to the high ideals of the Society. The goal of the Society is wrapped up in the following sentence, I pledge myself to uphold the high ideals of the National Honor Societyg to build a strong character in myself and othersg to further the advancement of scholarship, and to serve my school, my community, and my country in the interests of humanity. Scholarship Top Ten Seniors FRONT ROW: Marcello Brancke, Sandra Hill, Sylvia Thomas Bissell, Peter Palmer, Jan Pontti, Lynn Post, Carlsson Cathy Andrews, BACK ROW: Bruce Fellows, Susan Frank. Freshmen Joseph Carra James Reed David Chapman Kim France Valerie Hensel William Benca Roy Smith Dale Heilman Douglas Brown Karen Stahley Valedictorlan Bruce Fellows Salutato man Thomas Bissell Sophomores Deborah Johnson Dianne Waite John Buck Patricia Fellows Martin Sheffield Susan Lindquist Brenda Solsbee Linda Dexter Michael Milbrandt Kenneth Remington Juniors Lawrence Ryder Frank Fowler Michele Pringle Douglas Crosby James Galbraith Susan Shine Dennis Waite Melissa Clark Alan Horton Mary Remington sixtyxnine Advisors Mr. Berger, Mr. Eskeli, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Widger seventy Hillto Editors Left to Right Seated: Melissa Clark, Junior Editor, Sandy Hill, Assistant Edi- tor, Cathy Andrews, Editor, Marcella Brancke, Literary Editor, Marsha House, 'Typing Editor, Standing: Peter Palmer, Advertising Chairman, Rhea Smallback, Treasurer, Rick Honey, Sports Editor, Jeanette Hotchkiss, Circulation Chair- man, Sue Frank. Art Editor. Typists ROW ONE: Susan Shine, Rachel See, Mariorie Jones. Mary Troxell, 'ROW TWO: Sue Covert, Sue Milbrandt, Denise Johnson, Marsha House, Mrs. Widger. Mft W W Hftw lf. wlmfff ,otftitfiff LW dq ' lfebbie Jo n n, Jackie GBC TW ' andy Shef- te , Barb o ith, Bobby Jean tto. Art, Literary and Photography ROW ONE: Barbara Bissell Kathy Fox, Debbie Smith, Ann Frank, ROW TWO: Lynn Knapp, Jim Jorosz, Linda Gard- ner. ,? 1 ,P A , Advertising ROW ONE: Florence Crossley, Donna Wheeler, Pot Fellows, Martha Buvoltz, Valerie Cru- cillo, Myrna Blood, ROW TWO: M o r ti Aldrich, sLinda Dexter, Don Schulz, Larry Senn, Bruce Troppp ROW THREE: Carolyn Lindquist, Nancy Stillman, Don- na Beaver, Lindo Hinkle. seventy-one Cardinal Staff X ROW ONE: Marcia Aldrich, Historian, Pat Stillman, Literary Editor, Marjorie Jones, Typing Editor, Sue LeBaron, Editor, Michele Pringle, Junior Editor, Donna Baker, Exchange Editor, Sheila Hubbard, Junior Ex- change Editor, ROW TWO: Mr. Tuccio, Advisor, Bill Hillard, Sports Editor, Sue Frank, Art Editor, Mr. QI! ' . Armstrong, Advisor, ROW THREE: Sue Wendell, Kathy Fox, Marcella Brancke, Jeanette Hotchkiss, Marsha House, Cheryl Lockwood, Rachel See, ROW FOUR: Sandy McGraw, Dan Hinman, Tom Dexter, Bruce Fellows, Eileen Mack. seventy-two ROW ONE: Bev Berg, Pat Fellows, Mary Ann Conklin, Janis Jacobs, Bev Schrader, Vicki Atkins, ROW TWO: Marian Walters, Vicki Strickland, Melissa Clark, Susan Milbrandt, Cheryl Gillkrt, Ann Frank, Connie Durnell, ROW THREE: Brenda Marsh, Nancy Woodward, Sue Covert, Rhea Smallback, Nancy Jaquay, Bev Slater, Carolyn Lindquist, ROW FOUR: Valerie Crucilla, Di- anne See, Nancy Stillman, Linda Kinney, Linda Dexter, Donna Beaver, Kathy Hoffman, ROW FIVE: Susan Swan, Gail Myers, Carol Brown, Linda Gardner, Nancy Reding, Mary Remington, Brenda Solsbee. k 555. ii, t in 355 ' W' ROW ONE Roy Smith, James Reed, Dennis Andrews, Candy Sheffield, Donnaleeyx lei? W if Frlnk Lynn Knapp Barbara Bissell, ROW TWO: Joe Carra, Alan Horton, Jackie Lowe J 40 W Reed Susan Lindquist, Alan Hillardp ROW THREE: Gary Guerdat, Kathy Andrews? V3 y , Debbie Johnson Florence Crossley, Douglas Crosby, Mr. Reicharclj ROW FOUR:vl L Dennis Chapman Larry Ryder, Tom Bissell. fi- 'Wg - ' ..+.-lt. . i ' 1'1f.ff'ttt D LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Bissell, Presidenlp Peter Pal- mer, Vice-Presidenfg Larry Ryder, Secretary, Barbara Bissell, Treasurer. Debate Club Debate is an organization which enables a student to broaden his knowledge of world affairs and to become acquainted with the opinions of others. Although it requires re- search the satisfaction derived from a suc- cessful speech more than compensates for the hard work and utmost effort. The club was not formed to win trophys 'rather to develop yozlng 'minds and to emphasize the importance of one's own opinion. Randolph is included in the Sou.thcrn T ier Debating section in which such schools as Southwestern, Brarlforcl Central Christian mul Bishop Walsh are included. There are four divisions of the debating tram Novice A and B. Semi-experienced, and E.w-periencerl. Usually the Noviees are only allowed to participate in th.e east tournament of the year although they are an important part of the team. A great amount of work goes into debat- ing and if a. team wins 3 league debates they neceifve a pin. This insures team work ancl spirit. seventy-three SEATED: Steve Smith, Sentinel, Lynn Bosworth, Treas- Mike Barber, Jim Brown, Jim Hill, Calvin Fleischman, urer, Bill Hillard, President, Dennis Waite, Vice- Kenneth Harvey, Dan Riddell, Ted LeBaron, ROW President, Larry Ryder, Secretary, Dan Andrews, News THREE: Dick Ropps, Leon Green, Danton Godfrey, Reporter, ROW ONE: Mike Frink, Larry Brown, Tim Russell Johnson, Terry Slade, Jim Hitchcock, ROW Shields, Dan Bohall, Ted Olson, Donald Lerow, Robert FOUR: Mr. Eskeli, Advisor, Bruce Anderson, Bill Mor- Lundberg, Lynn Post, ROW TWO: Dennis Carnahan, rison, Dallas Morrison. Future Farmers of America The F.F.A. is an extra-ci -'fular organiza- tion based on a volunteer rnembership. It is lLl'8l'glIl'fi to help its members strive for the clevelopnzent of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improve- ment of country life. Participating members are farm boys, 1.4 to 21 years of age, who are preparing for farm life through vocational agri- culture. Through this, they secure practical business earperience while acting as their own instructors, and enjoying the fellowship of one another. Activities during the year includes: Achieve- ment Day Rally, Chapter Forum and Chapter Meeting Contests, Chapter Speaking Contest, and the County Court of Honor. National Future Farmer Foundation Awards are pre- sented to: Chapter Star Farmer, most recent winner, Dennis Waite, Chapter Prize Speaker, most recent winner, William Hillard, Chapter Farm Safety winner, Leon Green, Chapter Dairy Farmer, William Morrison, Chapter Green Hand, Dan Andrews, and Farm M echan- ics, Howard Hotchkiss. The county speaking contest is sponsored by the Delevan-Machias Kiwanis Club and prizes are donated by the Cattaraugus County Future Farmer Chapter. The Motto of the F.F.A. is simple, but it reflects the spirit and sincerity of th.e true viewpoint of the farm youth. The motto is as ,follows : Learning To Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve Future Homemakc-:rs of America r..-1-.f..-.ymew ' rw, ax . fell Y ff! e Taxi n ,vii 2 ROW ONE: Mrs. Babcock, Chapter Mother, Myrna Blood, Treasurer, Rhea Smallback, Vice-President, Florence Crossley, President, Elaine Jaquay, Secretary, Mrs. MacMurray, Chapter Advisor, ROW TWO: Lor- raine Bennett, Song Leader, Susan Brooks, Parliamen- tarian, Wanda Miller, Historian, Joyce Congdon, Recreation Leader, Sandra McGraw, News Reporter, ROW THREE: Shirley Felsinq, Lynn Crammer, Peggy Gosoodarski, Mary Ann Conklin, Theresa Visker, Donna Parker, Kathy Brown, llinda Baker, ROW FOUR: Danna Murdock, Vera Kibbee, Rachel See, Marjorie Jones, Eileen Mack, Mary Troxell, Sue Frank. unior F.H.A. Q ROW ONE: Juanita Burr, Secretary, Jody Hill, Vice- President, Gail Mitchell, President, Debbie Luce, Treasurer, Rhea Smallback, Junior Advisor, ROW TWO: Sharon Kelly, Yvonne Brown, Enola Bright, Rhonda Rolfe, Marilyn Helms, Roberta Barnum, ROW THREE: Glenda Lindquist, Dana Luce, Vicki Schobey, Justina Pierce, Carol Barber, Beverly Mahnk, Judy LaSalle, ROW FOUR: Carolyn Fleischman, Kim And- erson, Sarah Kinney, Dehbie Barron, Cindy Gardner. seventy five ROW ONE: Mr. Wheeler, John David Cowen, Treas- urer, Frank Fowler, President, Tom Dexter, Vice Pres- ident, Dan Hininan, Secretary, ROW TWO: Craig Patterson, Don Schulz, Bruce Fellows, Bill Hillard, Terry Heyl, Bill Morrison, Chuck Sluga, Lance Rem- ington, ROW THREE: Don Dexter, Ron Vesneske, Art Baker, Lee Hinkle, Mike Smith, John Congdon, Tom Congdon, Ron Berg, ROW FOUR: Greg Boyer, Jim Underwood, Dennis Stephens, Fran Dexter, 'Terry Slade, Jim Weaver, Bernard Johans, ROW FIVE: Mike Benca, Rick Honey, Jon Pontti, Jim Hitchcock, John Gribbin. from the constitution as follows: J Varsity Club The Randolph Varsity Club was orgaizzeed in 1960. The purposes of the group are taken 1. To act as a stimulant and inspiration Under the cramped conditions of the elementary school gym, the newly organized volleyball team got off to quite a successful start. Mr. Jern and Mr. Jones, not expect ing too many boys to play, had forty-five boys out for the first practice. With lots of enthusiasm and some long practices the team gradually took shape. The team went to Cattaraugus and Pine Valley to scrim- mage their teams. The short season ended with Randolph placing third in the annual bicounty volleyball tournament which was held at Brocton this year.' We're looking forward to next year with more experience and also better facilities in which to practice. seventy-six in building a strong, well-rounded, ath letic program. 2. To act as a serviceable organization in the school. 3. To set a fine example in athletics for younger boys to follow. 4. To occupy the leisure time of its mem- bers with worthwhile projects. The club has done much to promote school spirit. The buttons, sweatshirts, and pennants the club has sold, along with the letters and Varsity Club jackets, have done much to prove our loyalty to our school and invigorate the interests of thc students. In order to join the Varsity Club, one must earn a varsity letter and have desirable personal and scholastic qualities. This, along with the presentation of the most valuable player of the year awards in basketball, wrestling, and foot- ball, help to encourage younger boys to become better sportsmen in school, The Randolph Varsity Club is an organiza- tion ready to help young boys in sports, and keep the school spirit alive. LEFT TO RIGHT, Seated: Miss Brace, Advisorg Sandra Hill, Vice-President, Marsha House, Presidentg Donna Baker, Secretary: Sue LeBoron, Treasurer, ROW ONE: Elaine Barber, Kathy Fox, Gail Boyer, Addie Walters, Pat Fellows, Jackie Jarosz, lrene Harrington, Marcella Brancke, Martha Buvoltz, ROW TWO: Vicky Strick- land, Bev Schrader, Marion Walters, Vicki Atkins, Jeanette Hotchkiss, Debbie Johnson, Melissa Clark, Sheila Hubbard, ROW THREE: Ann Frank, Jan Slater, Dianne Waite, Shirley Bissell, April Lilienthal, Bobbie Jean Otto, Carolyn Lindquist, Candy Sheffield, Donna- lee Frink, ROW FOUR: Linda Dexter, Lynn Knapp, Kathy Hoffman, Danna Beaver, Sue Frank, Dianne See, Mary Remington. Lcadefs Club The Leader's Club was organized in 1962 to promote school spirit and leadership. The members of the club have been carefully selected according to desirable personal and scholastic qualities, and high moral standards. The girls are chosen from grades nine through twelve, and are under the supervision of Miss Brace. physical education instructor. The girls have done much to promote school spirit. Their homecom- ing dances. complete with queen and court, are one of the biggest events of the school year. Diane See was this y.ear's queen. The mem- bers have also sold class pins and jackets. Scholarships are awarded to worthy members who will become physical education instructors. The Randolph Lf'ader's Club is an important organization ready to serve our school and community at all times. seventy seven. 0 Altos Mixed Chorus Sopranos Bosses -.eight A P Tenors unior High Chorus Sopranos ,Roi Tenors . 'H fl 1 'Q Ni QWWLYJ JN ' CL' o 1 A Mag ,Z vi! aj sw.. wg' Sbgrggtofrs Q! R, fx! J, gf A ,..,J h 5-64, I . ,J M . aff! .,,v,.ff32 JJ of , .id 2 2 AJ ff , K f Cla , Gif V' E5?fNwA3T kQji,f:'J,:1-Q, v .MJ 5 x,Y,v,v w ' L4 ufv .X e A . . 'VXA wi? a2s,M'f V1 ' Altos ' i1f'7 fomf Q mln! My A, A I2 Qt? CML X K 5, X, ooooo . o, N .fm . ., o o . ' K., , 3fff'+ifiviff2! 'Wi fl I oQ:2giWf 'WSWS Q ,J ii. .nv WIA W I bf' H A K 1 W ' ff' . ...' 'CT we ew Bosses seventy-nine Woodwinds Left to Right ROW ONE: Robert Thom- as, Carolyn Lindquist, Jackie Reed, Linda Shipherd, Mary Remington, Louise Waite, ROW TWO: Donald Lerow, Philip Jann, Janet Bald, Lorraine Bennett, Peggy Fox, ROW THREE: Rhea Smallback, Kathy Fox, Carol Brown, Sandra Hill, Marcella Broncke. eighty RCS Bo nd Officers Left to Right SEATED: Sandy Hill Treasurer, Marcello Brancke, Secretary Martha Buvoltz, in Charge of Uniforms STANDING: Tom Congdon, President Greg Boyer, Vice-President, Linda Gard: ner, Librarian. Clorinets I Left to Right ROW ONE: Linda Gardner, Jan Slater, Christine Hill, Vicki Strick- land, Martha Bulvoltzg ROW TWO: Barbara Bissell, Barbara Smith, Karen Stahley, Donna Waite, Carol Chubb, Nancy Stillman, Shirley Bissell, Beverly Broing ROW THREE: John Congdon, Bruce Fellows, Greg Boyer, Jim Under- wood, Shelia Knuth, Melissa Clark, Linda Dexter, Christine Ehman. and Brass Left to Right ROW ONE: Beverly Berg, Allan Ormond, Pat Fellows, Bruce Tropp, Edward Fox, Donna Wheeler, ROW TWO: Dan Knuth, Kenneth Remington, David.Chapman, Edward Nagel, Larry Senn, ROW THREE: Harvey Bissell, Owen Carr, Jeff Guerdat, Diane Pierce, James Galbraith.. -YT Corners Left to Right: Mr. DeFazio, Practice Teacher, Deon Eddy, Ellsworth Textor, Floyd Schulz, Ronald Heilman, Lance Anderson, Mr. Fox, Director. Percussion Left to Right Row ONE: Wayne Wright, Harry Abbey, Paul Ormond, Gor- don Waite, Dennis Andrews, ROW TWO: Janice Smith, Dianne Waite, Kathy Galbraith, ROW THREE: Douglas Olson, Thomas Bissell, Thomas Long, Thomas Congdon. eighty-one eighty-two Left ta Right ROW ONE: Ron Vesneske, Treasurerg Pal' O'Hanlin7 ROW THREE: Donna Parker Melodie Christine Hill, Secretary, Michele Prinqle, President, Ruth, Christine Ehman, Nancy Reding, ROW FOUR Don Summerfield, Vice-Presidentg ROW TWO: Judy Miss Pickett, Jim Spence, Brenda Solsbee George See Zrimsek, Marilyn Burch, Wendy Hill, Susan Downs, rama Club The purpose of the drama Club is to promote the interest of drama and to give the students a chance to ,express themselves dramatically. Its 20 members and their arlvisoir Miss Pickett endeavor to improve their acting abilities and to display them within the community. Their officers Michele Pringle, presidentg Ron Vesneske, vice- pr,esident,' Christine Hill, secretaryg Don Summerfield, trcasurerg have engaged certain speakers to address the group to prepare them for. their part in the Spring Festival in Olean. , LEFT TO RIGHT: Melissa Clark, Correspondent to the Adult Chapter, Kathy Hoffman, Secretary, Candy Sheffield, Treasurer, Dianne Pierce, Vice-President: Marsha House, President. American Field Service The Randolph Youth Chapter of the American Field Service is a newly organized club this year. The purposes of the A.F.S. are as follows: to raise money to sponsor a foreign exchange student and send one abroadg to promote closer relations with A.F.S. students. Membership of A.F.S. is composed of students from the seventh through the twelfth grades. These members must have an interest in the foreign exchange program and a willing desire to work for the goals of the club. Their advisor is Mr. Swanson and the following are the officers: President ................ ...... M arsha House Vice-President ....... ....... D ianne Pierce Secretary ................... ,,,,,,, K athy Hoffman Treasurer ..... ..... ...........,,,,, ..,,... C andy Sheffield Correspondent to the Adult Chapter ....,............ . ............,. Melissa Clark The Randolph A.F.S. is a very special organization for it is one of many throughout the nation trying to promote better relationship with students in other lands. eighty-three Snaps Sports Left to Right KNEELING: Coach McKean, John Cong- don, Coach Hvizdzak, Coach Newhouse, ROW ONE: Lance Remington, Frank Fowler, Larry Ryder, Martin Sheffield, Bruce Tropp, Mike Smith, Bill Hillard, Terry Slade, Don Dexter, Tom Dexter, ROW TWO: Jon Pontti, Fran Dexter, Dennis Waite, Underwood, Baker, Don Summerfield, Bill Morrison, Sean Connolly, John Black, Dennis Condgon, Dick Ropps, Harvey Bissell, Ron Vesneske, Jim Hitchcock. Varsity Football Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Scoreboo rd Ripley 0 Silver Creek I4 Brocton 6 Northern Area lZ Cassadaga Valley l2 Bemus Point 6 Westfield 8 Pine Valley 7 'f' if 15 Left to Right ROW ONE: Jon Pontti, Jim Hitchcock, Greg Boyer, S'TANDING: Tom Dexter, Art Baker, Ron Don Summerfield, Bill Hillard, Terry Slade, Mike Smith, Vesneske, John Black, Peter Palmer, Ron Berg. Seniors in Football 5 er, . fi ff- 'ff c,r., gg. he X L ,, 'ix 4 5,7 ,I we ,g,,ff,fq5, ,.'-W,-f,-L1 ff . :1 f-f . r - K. .Qf.,,,,, , r -,,1,:,2If2'g,,-,3- fi me , , 'K ' ' A f ' 'V I ,:'.:,fr-: ', if ff: 5 z , ,S ' Zh i, .-f 3-I': f1,-Wg' Q31 'Zvi Ni ' ' V A 51' -V A L e E 'lll : f f' 5 'Eli-ff f lf.-ff 7 .- . Eu V .f- et Q---, 4 ,, ,M A ,ww f'k1a..f- ,:, : '13-iffviwf. ,+V -1 -N ' ,,,,-- ,-- - ,'33 - rv ' -+A A, K, ,Q , ,N eighty-seven Varsity asketball Score-boo rd Randolph 76 Randolph 52 Randolph 6l Randolph 68 Randolph 63 Randolph 70 Randolph -79 Randolph 72 Randolph 5l Randolph 82 Randolph 72 Randolph 76 Randolph 63 Randolph 62 Randolph 83 Randolph 53 Randolph 62 Randolph 7l Cattaraugus 55 Pine Valley 38 Little Valley 46 Cassadaga Valley 60 Brocton 58 Westfield 38 Cassadaga Valley 74 Westfield 69 Franklinville 62 Portville 7l Cottaraugus 6l Little Valley 70 Allegany 72 Franklinville 75 Brocton 67 Portville Sl Pine Valley 47 Allegany 52 Basketball ,A L 4W'?5' X 1 0 H4 l .api 1 S gg., Q ,kg 4' if n ,x Q- 'X 5 J., 2, 2 5' ggi, 3 M Z, Q spth: 9 g 3 nf Q ' Ka Q X I B I Q., H X 'RQ' 1' r l i t 4. 'Kirin 29 , .. W , f A . ...- v ' lzbl vos? Q new M is Q Q i' 5 ww 9 AQ A, , At , M ,. M , . - -f ,A T.. I It A 'LA W Aa 'V 3 , 5 fl, HUM' 'Q 9503 ET? iff ffffwfau , 3 . 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My , M 1 , V Lf' .N , f . f ,.. ., .,.v ,ff .,,- V ,,.. .,,.W, Sw 1. ww H ,, wmmvnvnm xxx. .li ' ninety KNEELING Left to Right: Lance Remington, Kevin Tom Terry, Dan Riddell Bob Grayson Dennis Carna Duntley, Gary Myers, George Johnson, Alfred Nichols, han, Coach Newhouse, Coach McKean Kirk Carnahan Kim France, Jerry Summerfield, Dan Vesneske, Ron Floyd Schulz, Roy Smith Steve Smith Gordon Waite Brown, Dan Knuth, Fran Dexter, STANDING: Jim Hill, Dennis Andrews, Craig Patterson ' V ' F tb ll Scoreboard Randolph 37 Randolph 19 Randolph 38 Randolph 23 Randolph 6 Gowanda 6 Salamanca Freshmen 0 Gowanda 7 Pine Valley 0 Salamanca Sophomores 12 1 1, 1 .1 it 1 x s v l N N A V, I !,. f' KNEELING Left to Right: Dennis Beaver, Francis Dexter, Lance Remington .Ml vo-Captains, Jim Brown, STANDING: Martin Sheffield, Terry Heyl, Bill Benca 'XJ' yxfkljll ll il 6lX j kd ll fl A ,fl N CVT, Q' Uvllw David Mann, Gary Waite, Dennis Andrews, ROW TWO: David Chapman, Patrick L bl? Slater, Kevin Duntley, Steve Honey, Coach Earl Jones. lVl'l'! 5377! l X X 1' , J , if . V- al CVM All 1 ll 3 UN fl lib' Basketbillf' ,-0-f Scorebocl rd Randolph 45 Cottaraugus 46 Randolph 56 Pine Valley 22 Randolph 73 Little Valley 44 Randolph 39 Cassadoga Valley 50 Randolph 50 Brocton 39 Randolph 44 Westfield 45 Randolph 47 Cassadaga Valley 59 . - Randolph 52 Westfield 50 Randolph 44 Franklinville 54 Randolph 50 Portville 66 Randolph 71 Cottaraugus 32 Randolph 25 Allegany 58 Randolph 45 Franklinville 53 Randolph 43 Brocton 4l Randolph 64 Portville 69 Randolph 47 Pine Valley 4l Randolph 40 Allegany 36 'ni l6tZl'07l6 ninety-two ff 5. sv Varsity Cheerleaders Linda Kinney Kathy Hoffman Donna Beaver Donna Baker Marsha House , Sheila Hubbcrm' 'V 1' Q g'J 3,1 1 1 IN f u my V rx ,f ix ,. 'ITU' X iff' ' ,' .ll 1 f 1 x ff' N , Fx C Sf h , L' , , , I R. rf 5,1 K N 1 1 ' ' K, , N! ' rd! U I . gd 'A A, x I, ,V M, X Y e J f XV ' MJ! 'N N 5 fx, lkjf W ,r . , is X ,V fy K ,X Af . ' rf N' xr 1 I ,Q f ' . V , Q ' , Fu' W' , M 1 , 1 N 2 1' 1 f ' N 1, 1, we el 1.' .1 ,fi 3 W f, ,' X .1 x ,f f,,! R. O a X V , ,. O in if Q , 1, fx K ,-V . A V' w ,-v -. V N, O L , n O , , , , f YV X, ft -ff-' .,. l, ,Af , m VL! fl V X ROW ONE: Donnolee Frlnk, Beverly Slater, Dianne Waite. X fx. ,V Ny 5, ' v A xl S W t 2 A 9, xQf ' ROW TWO: Jackie Jarosz, Kathy Schrader, Vicki Strickland. ,Q iff X' X' Lfv Y FQXX F lt 'lv' ' fx Q A j 1 .qi LL, L! -. my-3 w X ,S Vid, l . ft'lQ f N at fb O IN' V:1,f 5 K 'L , IO ' F k 'J f'-NX XJ N MLS, X' N ,'Q-,fl XLQIX vi f ' I,-1, lx' 15 Ax Y xml i S -V-, K: gl ' VQMJ -fx Hx ,XNXJ X, HEL, ,. - W, A -. Xl 'A x 'Xl ,- Xi ., WLM' gl' ,Q TWH if X ,O 60 . W W V O A sw ' ' X -Lf fl ft M fr if fd K W ft umor V ars1 feet Ca ters f W' X . 'V . JN ' R 3 'X X .Q ,h ' lil l ,fQ 'M' ma ff , 'S 3, ck ' N BL' V X - .A xx I ANXJQXX! K5 fxbrgggf xv ,lk sy Y x' ,. 'HS 1- J , ' ,V Nw! ff, E 53- g Ljlf ,, xg N X if ' N, N-' fe N W1 'M Q , 'Xl X ' ' N ' X V - KL rf fxpf ninety-three l ci ' ROW ONE: Jim Hitchcock, John David Cowen, Coach Donald Wishart, Don Schulz, Ed Nagel, ROW TWO: Bill Rexford, Clark Myers, George Sischo, Dan Messervey, Donald Lerow, Floyd Schulz, Craig Patterson, Mike Frink, Don Sum- merfield, ROW THREE: Bill Morrison, Dan Vesneske, k Sluga, Mike Smith, Al Ormon rayson, Ron Bera qfalvwplflf My Qlffllrlfll vf jfjw ll Varsity Wrestl1ng W 'Wd W alfflw fl? WWW will Scoreboard All l WN ninety-four ' Randolph 17 Randolph 16 Randolph 19 Randolph 23 Randolph 32 Randolph 24 Randolph 3 Randolph 26 Randolph 24 Randolph 21 Cattaraugus 139 Cassadaga Valley 36 Silver Creek 34 Falconer 28 Northern Area 25 Pine Valley 28 Gowanda 54 Cattaraugus 25 Southwestern 26 Salamanca 31 ROW ONE: Dave Covedill, Dole Wadsworth, Alfred Nichols, Jim- Reed, Don Hamilton, Peter Goodman, Pat O'Hanlin, Jeff Shultz, ROW TWO: Dan Riddell, Mike Barber, Jerry Summerfield, Ron Hiller, Tim j.V. Wrestling Kenefick, Dick Ropps, ROW THREE: Dove Booth, Jim Franz, Ron Brown, Lorry Ryder, Coach Jern, Horvey Jones, Russell Johnson, Tom Terry. Scoreboard Randolph 20 Randolph 17 Randolph 24 Randolph 20 Randolph 17 Randolph 25 Randolph 25 Randolph 5 Randolph 22 Randolph 43 Cattaraugus 17 Silver Creek 13 Jamestown 10 Falconer 15 Gowanda 31 Bemus Point 31 Southwestern 23 Gowanda 47 Cattaraugus 24 Jamestown 3 ninety-five ninety-Six Down the lanes-LANE ONE: John Buck, Dan Riddell, Roger Norris, Tom Congdon, Jim Brown, Dave Mann, Larry Sample, LANE TWO: Ralph Honey, Bill Cong- don, John Congdon, Greg Boyer, Bruce Fellows, Clark Myers, Pete Goodman, LANE THREE: Randy Paisley, Ed Fox, John West, Mike Kozlow, Ron Hiller, Frank Fowler, Tim Kenehck, LANE FOUR: Coach Wheeler, George Gillis, Martin Sheffield, Raul Martinez, Jim Galbraith, Lee Hinkle, Howard Hotchkiss, LANE FIVE: Dave Lockwood, Daryl Arnold, Rocco Warchol, Gary Smith, Art Baker, Mike McKenna, Randy Luce, LANE SIX: Jim Hitchcock, Al Roman, Bob Grayson, Doug Cowen, Larry Ryder, Ron Berg, Bruce Schappp LANE SEVEN: Jeff Guerdat, Lowell Wilcox, Rick Honey, Mike Roman, Ron Vesneske, Ray Bowen, Mike Good- man. Track Second Year 'B' League Championship Winners ' Y Randolph 64112 Randolph 765 90 Northern Area 71MB Franklinville GOMQ Ellicottville 33 Randolph Falconer 46 Randolph 113 Allegany 62 Bishop Walsh 50 Hinsdale 14 Randolph 78 West Valley 5015 Portville 41M3 Randolph 61 Attica 52 Randolph 89 Little Valley 52113 Bemus Point 2715 Randolph 102 Silver Creek 45 Frewsburg 23 Randolph 99 Franklinville 36 Randolph placed third in the County Track Meet lst in the Southern Tier Conference Meet lst place team in Section VI B man Dave Mann Bull Benca Bruce Fellows ROW ONE: Gary Waite, Don Messervey, Pete Good- Q .Q Q I I I ' K Q liliygflIfk2lffnSlL.lf2f'alldlfhffff Tom Cong',QjlQ,Q,Q4 oQM,Q,9L :jbl U All 0 M Cross Ollfllffllfnqi A ll A gk l ll ww 3? First Yeor . .. ery Good 9 Vol ,W ,LLL , 1 vuvw.el,JQlJlfxy5,,,Q,KQlQ,Qu,w Scoreboard GQMVQQ QLow Score Winsl LQQSS GA llc, S IQ Randolph 27 Randolph 48 Randolph 67 Randolph 26 Randolph 46 Bishop Walsh 30 Silver Creek 29 Frewsburg 43 Alfred Almond 18 Franklinville 70 Portville 80 Franklinville 29 Southwestern 29 Jamestown B 46 ninety-seven ROW ONE: Lance Remington, John David Cowen, Jon Pontti, Dan Hinman, Dan Vesneskeg ROW THREE: Patrick O' Hanlin, Coach Stephens, Steven Smith, Gail Sischo, Bruce Fellows, Bruce Tropp, Jim Under- Frank Fowler, ROW TWO: Mike Benca, Ron Vesneske, wood, Denny Stephens. A T xx ling' ' qi GV ' L... 'U CJUW Ma We 1' Baseball Scoreboard ninety-eight Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph 3 LEAGUE GAMES Franklinville 7 Portville 0 Allegany 0 Franklinville l Portville 4 Allegany 6 Bl-COUNTY Bemus Point 6 NON LEAGUE GAMES Randolph 5 Randolph 0 Randolph 2 Salamanca I5 Salamanca 4 Cattaraugus 0 VARSITY LETTERMEN 1965 Mike Benca Doug Cowen John David Cowen Bruce Fellows Dan Hinman Craig Guerdat Randy Luce Lance Remington Dennis Stephens James Underwood John West Craig Patterson, Mgr With a season record of 7 wins and 3 losses the Randolph Cards won the Cattaraugus B Trophy for 1965. L4 1 Art Boker Ron Berg Bill Hillord Seniors In Sports Lee Hinkle eS LQX -M. if Pete Palmer - Don Summerfield E fmu one hundred Don Schultz Greg Boyer W' 'VF' Rick Honey Marsha House Donna Baker r ' ww John Grlbbm Jon Ponttl ,400 A-4 'L4m. ,......l. Mlke Benca Tom Dexter A d w f 1-'M Ron Vesneske Dan Hmmm' one hundred one in 3 k f Q , Ik , ,nr ,EW Q my . gif' fu' K' In K lk. , mi 1' . g X K x X Q ,., g if Q2 ,ff mi .K . 5 ' f 'L ,ff J . ,S , , Randy Paisley Akira. :fd ,, T, , f M ' : ez -32 '::f- Q , . L. ' ' ' 'x 4 I Bruce Fellows one hundred two Tom Congdon Bernard Johans if 2 a John Congdon 1 JM John Black XS XX ff K mf -Qi, ix. N ,ff h g Mfj M. 3. I 4 PCfSQLll111C1 'X is K.-f af ,-. ff QW . in mum. - Vkf- W , 3 ,:.V ' A ,qw -E zriby, ' WK., Q y . A Qc .- .iw V Iksk A ,J ,M Q Custodial Staff one hundred f0'u.'r' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Reding Roth Edgar Kessler Vesneske WW Office Staff Mrs. Bowley - Guidance Secretary Mrs. Gardner - Office Manager Mrs. Fellows - Account Clerk, Treasw'er ,xxx A 1 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Babcock, Marjorie Hughes, QT f . lona Benson, Joyce Carr, Dorothy Chapman, Alice 2- 21 Goodrich, Lorena Milligan, Jean Barber, Annu MUFY lrelancl. Dale Anderson Robert Barber Edward Brown Horace Fowler George Hale Charles Hughes Dean Johnson Howard Markel Earl McKimm Richard O'Neill Gene Remington . ww M.. fs , sn, . f f-is Dale Senn 39 David Shenefiel 47 Warren Slater 43 Horton Smith 50 Dean Waite 55 Lloyd Wright 51 Theodore Young 41 Fred Pflugradt - Mechanic Walter Andrews - Asst. Mechanic Transportation im K Q sf M31- i .L 4 f 1 J, if .5 q .' efifeqno 'T so i B' . lf, 1 '23 , -sl , , inf Candid Coiffures R.C.S. 1966 by Jack Berger ff M4 R55- Congrofulotions Sig BLHSSTO 1966 n Area tomorrow ga JAMESTOWN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Inc. Street J ame IIIIWQI 9 Iggy g y W Good Luck To Class of 1964 from RANDOLPH SEN? vi? I, Ifjgjyffl Y of If fy 35534 CAIN OIL CO. Dealers In Petroleum Products D t b f RESTAURANT ONHDA Randolph New Y k MOTOR Phone Randolph 358-2935 OIL Joe and Corm - Your Hosts I 39 I JT H a H PARM SERVICE 1 ALLIS - CHALMERS of W mf rf Sol 8t Service Ck nq8lph, N. Y. 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