Randolph Union High School - Galloping Ghost Yearbook (Randolph, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1949 volume:

Qallafzing. Qfzadl' I 9 4 9 Published by The Students of Randolph High School Randolph, Vermont fbealzaalam The Senior Class of 1949 dedicates this yearbook to Miss Elizabeth Holden. She has given us interest and guidance, pre- paring us for the outside world, and has left during her long period of teaching in her particular course, a pattern of sincerity and beauty for our school. First Row Cleft to rightj : Second Row: Mrs. Perry Mr. Gaidys Mr. Boright Miss Corson Miss Holden Mrs. Birchard Mr. Murray Mr. Parker Miss Johnson Mr. Lary Miss Mesh Mrs. Gray Mr. Robertie Mr. Bond Superintendent and Faculty . Charles P. Boright .,,.....,............................,..,......... Superintendent John N. Murray .......,.,. .....,........,.,...,,..... P rincipal and French William J. Gaidys .....,....,,,.., Assistant Principal, Science, Coach Miss Elizabeth Holden ...... ...............,,.............. H ome Economics Miss Esther Mesh ...,,,.... .......................,......,...........,........ M usic Mrs. Mary Perry ...,.... ......,.....,.........,......,.......,. L atin, English George Robertie ..................,..... Industrial Arts, Driver Training Harold Lary ..................,.....,...,....,.....,.......,.......... English, History Miss Christine E. Johnson ...,...........,.....................,.. Commercial Miss Cynthia Corson ....,.......,..... ......... , ,.......,.....,...... M athematics Wilmond W. Parker ...... Sociology, Geography, History, Biology Stanley K. Bond .........,...........,..,...,......... English, Business, Civics 1 Girls' Basketball Coach Mrs. Colin Gray .....,,............ .....,.....,..,..... E ighth Grade Mrs. Gertrude Birchard ....,.. ..........,.,... S eventh Grade Galloping Ghost Seated: Standing, First Row: Standing, Second Row Richard Chamberlin Philip Angell, Jr. Mr. Murray Elaine Chadwick Ranee Cowdrey Sheldon Newman Betty Tyler Dorothy Perry Gerald LaRocque Robert Slayton, Pres. Marie Julian Donald Perry Polly Smith, Sec. Alfred Jarvis Janet Morse Thelma Ordway Ronald Soule Richard Rattie Mr. Parker Student Council The Student Council is the governing body of Randolph High and Junior High. It is made up of the presidents of each class 5 two students, a boy and a girl, from the seventh and eighth grades and each class in high schoolg the president of the council, usually a seniorg Mr. Murrayg and a faculty adviser, selected by the council, making nineteen members. It is the Student Council's duty to assemble at any time to solve prob- lems confronting the student body. It sponsors the annual Carnival Plays, sports, Skool Nooz, library, and many other student activities. enicf2S-- Class of I949 CLASS MOTTO: Make the Best Better CLASS COLORS: Gold and Gray CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MARSHAL: Richard Rattie CLASS ADVISERS, Miss Cynthia Corson, Mr. William Gaidys Galloping Ghost EDSON A. BIRCHARD Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 5 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 415 Safety Patrol 11, 21 5 Fire Patrol 1415 Music Festival 11, 315 All-State Chorus 1315 All-State Orchestra 1415 Skool Nooz - Junior Nooz Editor 1315 Senior Nooz Editor 141 5 Subscription Drive -- Captain of Team 1315 Home Room Leader 1415 Concerts 12, 415 Stage Manager 1115 Understudy 1215 Carnival Plays 13, 415 Committees 13, ation Music Committee 141. A lad that knows Where he's going. LLOYD BATTLES FLOYD , BATTLEAXE Chorus 11, 2, 3, 415 Special Music Programs 11, 2, 3, 415 Baccalaur- eate 11, 2, 315 Graduation Decorations 1315 Assembly Programs 12, 3, 41 5 Movie Projector Operator 141 5 The Widow's Plight - Sound Effects 1215 Dad Takes a Rest Cure - Sound Effects 1315 The Command Performance 1415 Drama Festival - Stage Manager 1215 Ofclgestra 12, 315 Class Song 1415 All-State 12, 315 Festival Chorus 1 7 3 ' We've had a hard time trying to decipher Lloyd, but he made a grand Maharaja. :zNEDJ: 415 Assemblies 1415 Gradu- MADELEINE BOUDREAU Chorus 11, 2, 3, 415 Concert 12, 315 Vermont Music Festival 1315 Concert, Randolph and Northfield 1415 Subscription Drive 12, 315 Building Patrol 1415 Librarian 1415 Bookstore 1415 Freshman Re- ception 1415 Senior Reception 1315 Memorial Day 11, 2., 3f15 Com- mittees and Socials 11, 2, 3, 415 Assemblies 13,, 415 Chairman of Fi- nancial Committee 1415 Baccalaureate 11, 2, 315 Class Day 1215 Graduation 1315 Chairman of Carnival Play Candy Sale 1415 Food Sale 13, 415 Sub-Freshman Day 1415 Chairman of Senior Play Candy Sale 141 5 Sang' for Senior Play 141 5 Decorating for Senior Ball 141 5 Class Poem 141. A friendly person5 the world needs more. Galloping Ghost ARLENE A. BRASSARD Northfield High School - 111 Home Ec. Club3 Dramatics Club3 Glee Club3 Assembliesg Concertsg Sub-Freshman Day3 Subscription Drive. Randolph High School - Chorus 12, 3, 413 Building Patrol 1413 Northiield - Randolph Concerts 1413 Assembly 1313 Committees - Socials 12, 3, 41, Baccalaureate 12, 31, Class Day 121, Gradua- tion 1213 Decorated for Graduation 1313 Memorial Day 12, 313 Sang at Senior Play 1413 Dancing School 1313 Freshman Reception 1413 Senior Reception 1313 Food Sales 13, 413 Worked on School Bank Program 1413 Sub-Freshman Day 1213 Box Social 1413 Christmas Assembly 1413 Subscription Drive 141. Who knows what's behind that calm exterior? When you find out, she's really nice to know. RICHARD E. CHAMBERLIN HBUBBLESU Safety Patrol 1213 Chorus 1213 District Play Festival 12, 3, 413 State Play Festival 1213 Understudy, Carnival Play 1113 Command Performance 1413 Song of My Heart 1413 Fire Patrol 13, 41.3 Debating Team 13, 413 Debating Tournament 1413 Student Council 1413 First Alternate - Boys' State 1313 Committees, 11, 2, 3, 41. Can heavenly minds such anger entertain? Who said heaven- ly? RUTH ANN CHASE RUTHIE Northfield High School - 11, 21: Dramatics Club 1213 Home Eco- nomics Club 1113 Sub-Freshman Day 11, 213 Socials 11, 213 Sub- scription Drive 11, 21 3 Committees - Class Picnic 11, 21, Box Social 111, Corn Roast 111, Valentine Social 1211. Randolph High School - 13, 41: Assembly Programs 13, 413 Skool Nooz Typist 1413 Backstage 1413 Building Patrol 1413 Subscription Drive 1313 Debating Club 1313 Banking 1413 Librarian 1413 Book- store 1413 Food Sales 13, 413 Committees - Halloween Social 131, Monthly Committee 141, Senior Reception 131, Class Ride 141, Candy 13, 41, Sub-Freshman Day 13, 413 Class Prophecy 1413 Honor Roll 3, 4 . The model of a business girl -- neat, quick and efficient. Galloping Ghost ANN CUTTING Chorus 11, 2, 3, 415 Concert 1215 Music Festival 1315 Special Music Programs 11, 2, 315 Basketball 1115 Cheer Leader 13, 415 Plays - Dad Takes a Rest Cure 131, Song of My Heart 1415 Music for Play 1215 Assemblies 1415 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Reception 131, Freshman Reception 141, Decorating for Class Day 121, Decorating for Graduation 1315 Bookstore 1415 Dancing School 1315 Librarian 1415 Building Patrol 1415 Class Stunt 1415 Subscrip- tion Drive 12, 3r15 Special Committees for Class 12, 3, 415 Northfield- Randolph Concerts 1415 Ho-nor Roll 13, 41. Ah - Men! ELAINE DAVIS Chorus 11, 2, 3, 415 Asesmbly 1415 Subscription Drive 11, 2., 315 St. Patrick Decoration ommittee 4 Baccalaureate 1 2 3 Memor ' 5 ' C ' 1 15 1 , , 1: - ial Day Singing 11, 2, 3, 41 5 Northfield - Randolph Concert 141 5 Con- cert 1215 Program for Sub - Freshman Day 1115 Graduation Sing- ing 1115 Singing for Senior Play 1415 Building Patrol 1415 Book- store 141. The one '49er girl that can keep a secret. I do, said the bride PERLEY DAY Perley?1 , Christmas Assembly 1415 Social Committee 1415 Class 1415 Magazine Drive 1115 Projects for Driver Training Poem 1415 Helped Stage Managers for Senior Play 141 In my merry .... 1Ah, what kind of car did you I Committee 141 5 Class say it was, Galloping Ghost ROBERT E. DENKO Chorus 12, 3, 413 Concert 1413 Essay Contest 12.13 Festival 1313 Special Music for Senior Play 1413 All-State Chorus 1413 Safety Patrol 111, Second Lieutenant 121, First Lieutenant 1313 Fire Patrol 13, 413 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 41, Dancing School 131, Grad- uation 131, Halloween Float 111, Class Day 121, Class Gift to School 141, Sub -Freshman Day 12, 3, 413 Skool Nooz Article 1213 Class Committees 11, 2, 3, 413 Baccalaureate 12, 313 Memorial Day 12, 313 The Widow's Plight 1213 Understudy 13, 413 Movie Projector Op- erator 1413 Assembly Programs 12, 413 Interclass League 141. A hard-working, conscientious fellow, that's Robert. EVATTE DICKINSON Dim10l0S Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Christmas Concerts 13, 413 Special Music 12, 3, 413 Magazine Drive 1113 Building Patrol 1413 Committees 11, 2, 3, 413 Socials 11, 2, 3, 413 Class Day Decorations 1213 Graduation Dec- orations 1313 Senior Reception 1313 Freshman Reception 1413 Food Sale 11, 2, 313 Assemblies 13, 413 Librarian 1413 Baccalaureate Sing- ing 11, 2, 313 Memorial Day 11, 2, 3, 413 Concerts 13, 413 Open House for Woman's Club 1113 Halloween Float 11, 213 Sub-Fresh- man Day 12, 413 Dancing School 1313 Candy Sale 13, 413 Baccalaur- eate Decorating 1113 Northfield - Randolph Concert 1413 Class Poem Committee 141 . committee member. MONICA DUCLAW ' Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41 3 Festival 11, 2, 313 Under- study 1113 Committees - Socials 111, Baccalaureate 111, Halloween Float 11, 31, Dancing School 131, Stationery Drive 131, Corn Roast 141, Senior Ball Orchestra 1413 Assemblies 11, 413 Memorial Day 11, 2, 313 Special Music Programs 141 3 Graduation Singing 11, 2, 31. Keep tootin' your trumpet, Monica, might come in handy to get the old man up. Dimples. Her smile and helping attitude make her a good Galloping Ghost CAROLYN EDDY Chorus 11, 2, 3, 453 Committees 11, 2, 3, 45g Socials 11, 2, 3, 453 Special Music Programs 11, 2, 3, 455 Subscription Drive 11, 2, 353 Building Patrol 1455 Class Day 125, Graduation 12, 35, Senior ception 1315, Freshman Reception 1453 Baccalaureate 11, 2, 35 g' Memorial Day 11, 2, 3, 45. A bright smile makes a bright day. al Ei Q, MARY LOU DUTO MAY Chorus 11, 2, 3, 45, Festival 135g Committees 11, 2, 3, 45, Socials 12, 3, 459 Special Music Programs 12, 3, 45, Subscription Drive 12, 353 Building Patrol 145g Class Day 1255 Graduation 12, 35, Senior Reception 135g Freshman Reception 1455 Food Sale 12, 353 Assem- blies 13, 453 Librarian 1453 Baccalaureate 11, 2, 353 Memorial Day 11, 2, 35, Worked on School Banking Program 1455 Play Co-mmittees 12, 3, 455 Sub - Freshman Day 145g Sang at Senior Play 145. The '49ers' Hedda Hopper. What's the latest, Mary Lou? Re- Assembly Programs 13, 455 ELMER ELLIS FUDD Assembly 1455 Baseball 1453 Movie Projector Operator 13, 45, Fire Patrol 1453 Committees 11, 2, 3, 45, Socials 11, 2, 3, 45 3 Class Stunt 145, Touch Football 11, 2, 353 Sub - Freshman Day 1255 Freshman Reception 145. Quiet until a senior, then - that's a senior's privilege. Galloping Ghost ERMA ELLIS ERMY Class Treasurer 1453 Committees 11, 2, 3, 453 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 453 Assemblies 11, 2, 3, 45 3 Assistant Business Manager, Skool Nooz 135 3 Feature Editor 1453 Material Published 12, 453 Festival 1353 Special Music Programs 11, 2, 3, 453 Play Committees 11, 253 Building Pa- trol 1453 Magazine Drive Home Room Leader 1253 Salesman for Magazine Drive 11, 2, 353 Debating 1353 Essay for Contest 1153 Librarian 1453 Bookstore 1453 Dancing School 1353 Senior Ball Committee 1453 Gift to School Committee 1453 Honor Roll 13, 453 Fourth Honor Student 145 3 Decorations for Baccalaureate 115 3 Class Day 1253 Graduation 1353 Memorial Day Singing 13, 45. Order is a lovely thing. , SHIRLEY ESTABROOK ITC'HY Chorus 11, 2, 3, 453 Festival 1353 Committees - Social 11, 2, 3, 45, Freshman Reception 145, Dancing School 135, Assembly 145, Play Committee 1253 Memorial Day Singing 11, 253 Subscription Drive 11, 253 Personal Maid for Senior Play 1453 Graduation Singing 11, 2, 353 Christmas Assembly 1453 Food Sale 11, 2, 453 Monthly Com- mittee 1453 Class Stunt 1453 Northfield - Randolph Concert 145. Laugh and the world laughs with you. OLIVE FLINT Chorus 11, 2, 3, 453 Concert 12, 453 Song of My Heart 145 3 Under- study 12, 3, 453 Building Patrol 1453 Subscription Drive 11, 2, 353 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 45, Senior Reception 135, Freshman Reception 145, Baccalaureate 115, Class Day 125, Graduation 135, Halloween Float 12, 35, Sub - Freshman Day 125, Dancing School 1353 Assemblies 12, 3, 453 Class Food Sale 12, 3, 453 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 3, 453 Special Music Programs 11, 453 Debating 1353 Basketball 1253 Graduation Singing 115. Charming, disarming and gay. ALINE GIROUX UFRENCHIEH Galloping Ghost AUDREY FULLER A UD Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Socials 11, 2, 3, 413 Freshman and Senior Re- ceptions 13, 413 Cheerleading 131, Captain 1413 Special Music Pro- grams 12, 313 Class Committees 11, 2, 3, 415 Assemblies 11, 413 Hon- or Roll 13, 413 Bookstore 13, 413 Building Patrol 1413 Article for Skool Nooz 1313 Decorating for Baccalaureate 111, Graduation 1313 Class Gifts 1413 Song of My Heart 141. So precise. Mt St Marys Academy, Burlington, Vt. - Sodality 11, 2, 313 Re- cording Secretary of Sodality 1313 Delegate to S. S. C. A. 121 3 Barrc Sodality Convention 1313 Member of Sodality Council 1313 Member of Our Lady's Committee 12, 313 Class Vice President 121 3 Glee Club 11, 2, 313 Vermont Music Festival 11, 2, 313 Christmas Concert 11, 213 Singing for Graduation 1313 Piano Recital 1313 Prize Speaking, tied for First Prize 1113 Dramatics 11, 2, 313 Hostess at Spring Formal 1313 Server 11, 2, 313 Usher 11, 2, 313 Athletics 12, 313 Committees 11, 2, 313 Assemblies 11, 2, 311 Holy Childhood 11, 2, 313 Junior Red Cross 11, 2, 313 Apostleship of Study 11, 2, 313 H. B. S. 12, 313 Bazaar Attendant 11 2, 31. Randolph High School - Assemblies 1413 All-State Chorus 1413 Chorus 1413 Randolph - Northfield Concerts 1413 Senior Play 1413 Understudy for Senior Play 141 3 Festival Play 141 3 Committees 141 3 Class Will 141. Oo-o-la-la, as they say in Paree! ELEANOR GOODRICH Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Subscription Drive 11, 2, 3, 413 Committees 1413 Socials 12, 3, 413 Food Sale 1413 Assembly Program 1413 Bacca- laureate 1113 Northfield - Randolph Concert 1413. Candy'Sa1e at Senior Play and Carnival 1413 Concert 1213 Graduation Singing 111 3 Helped Stage Managers for Senior Play 141. Eleanor's lots of fun when you really get to know her. Galloping Ghost COLIN H. GRAY, JR. Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Halloween Social Committee 1413 Class Song Committee 1413 Monthly Committee 1413 Orchestra 11, 2, 313 Christ- mas Assembly 1413 Christmas Social 1413 Projector Operator 13, 413 Carnival Plays 11, 3, 413 Property Manager 1113 Senior Play Understudy 1413 Baccalaureate 11, 2, 31g Graduation Decorating Committee 1213 Sub - Freshman Day 11, 2, 313 Assembly Program 1113 Memorial Day Program 11, 2, 313 Freshman Reception Com- mittee 1413 Senior Social Decorating Committee 1413 Festival Group 11, 315 Northfield Concert Committee 1413 Fire Patrol 13, 41. I get a kick out of life. LORRAINE HALL RAINIE Chorus. 11, 2, 31, 413 Concerts - Randolph 11, 41, Northfield 1.413 Festival 1313 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 3, 413 Graduat1on.S1ng- ing 12, 3, 413 Baccalaureate Singing 11, 2, 313 Senior P1ay Singing 141 3 Skoo-l Nooz Typist 141 3 Building Patrol 141g Subscrlption Drive 12, 313 Skool Nooz Articles. 1413 Open House for the Womans Club 1113 Assemblies. 13,413 Sang for Woman's. Club 12115 Committees - Monthly Committee 141, Senio-r Reception 131, Fresh- man Reception 141, Halloween Float 141, Baccalaureate 121, Gradu- ation 131, Valentine Social 111, Class Day 121, Food Sa-les 141, Box Socials 141, St. Patrick's Day Dance 141, Christmas Social 121, Hal- loween Dance 1213 Class Prophecy 1413 Honor Roll 13, 41. A Tee-Hee's egg in a Ha-I-Ia's nest. JEAN HODGDON Student Council 11, 21 3 Vice President 13, 41 3 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 413 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Festival 11, 313 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41 3 All-State Orchestra 1413 Music Concerts 11, 2, 3, 413 Singing for Baccalaur- eate 11, 2, 313 Skool Nooz Staff 13, 413 Assembly Programs 11, 3, 413 Captain, Building Patrol 1413 Debating 1413 Librarian 1413 Girls' State 1313 Carnival Plays 11, 413 Understudy 1213 Play Com- mittees 11, 213 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 41, Baccalaureate 111, Class Day 121, Graduation 131, Halloween Float 11, 21, Bookstore 131, Dancing School 131, Senior Reception 131, Freshman Reception 141, Class Motto 1413 Subscription Drive Home Room Leader 1313 Skool Nooz article 1213 Valedictorian 141. The '49ers needed one brain in their midst. SM... Galloping Ghost NAOMI JENNINGS A friend to everyone. DOUGLAS KINNEY DOUG , STAR , CURLY Basketball 11, 2, 3, 413 Tournament 1313 Baseball 11, 2, 3, 413 Skool Nooz - Junior Sports Editor 131, Senior Sports Editor 1413 Foot- ball 11, 2, 313 Senior Stunt Committee 1413 Assemblies 13, 413 Hal- loween Float 12, 3, 413 Fire Patrol 1413 Play Committees 12, 313 In Doubt About Daisy 1113 Widow's P'light 1213 Dad Takes a Rest Cure 131. I'm the only star in my blue heaven. BRENDEL , RED Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Concerts 12, Chorus 1413 Music Programs 11, cert 1413 Stage Manager 11, 213 2, 3, 41 Committees 11, 2, 3, 413 Class Day 1213 Graduation 1313 Subscription Drive 11, 2, 313 Senior Reception 1313 Building Patrol 1413 Debating 13, 413 Art Editor for Skool Nooz 13, 413 Class Song 141. 413 Music Festival 1313 All-State 2, 313 Randolph - Northfield Con- Candy Sale 13, 413 Assemblies 11, Decorating for Baccalaureate 1113 MADELINE LAROCQUE Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Festival 1313 Building Patrol 1413 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 41, Baccalaureate 111, Class Day 121, Graduation 131, Dancing School 131, Assembly 141, Class Stunt 1413 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 313 Play Committees 13, 41 3 Sub - Freshman Day 1413 Selling Candy 1413 Randolph - Northfield Joint Concert 141. Eyes of blue - a Frenchman, too! Galloping Ghost KATHERINE LASKEY KITTY Chorus Cl, 2, 3, 415 Christmas Assembly C415 Subscription Drive C2, 31, St. Patrick's Social C41, Baccalaureate Cl, 2, 31, Memorial Day Singing Cl, 2, 3, 41, Festival C315 Northfield - Randolph Con- cert C41, Candy Sale C41, Concert C215 Graduation Singing Cl, 31, Program for Sub - Freshman Day C11 9 Singing for Senior Play C41 g Building Patrol C41, Bookstore C41, Social Committee C31. The determination she has shown in getting through high school will get her through nurses' training. 'N ,. ...,. . that he has. ii BLENDA MOREY Music - Chorus Cl, 2, 3, 41, Concert C21, Festival C31, Randolph - Northfield Concerts C41, Special Music Cl, 2, 3, 41, Memorial Day Cl, 2, 31, Baccalaureate C11, Class Day C21, Graduation C31, Bas- ketball Cl1, Manager C41, Letterman Cl, 41, Plays - The Widow's Plight C21, Dad Takes a Rest Cure C31, The Co-mmand Perform- ance C41, Song of My Heart C415 Play Committees Cl, 2, 3, 415 Debating Club Member C3, 41, Reporter C315 Debating Supper C41, Dancing School C31, Librarian C31, Building Patrol C41, Sub-Fresh- man Day Cl, 2, 3, 41, Committees - Socials Cl, 2, 3, 41, Senior Re- ception C31, Freshman Reception C41, Ass-emblies Cl, 2, 3, 41, Arti- cles in Skool Nooz Cl, 31. One day you know her and the next you don't - a varied per- sonality. , PHILIP MCINTYRE PHIL MAC Class President C1 21 Student Council Member C31 Skool Nooz i Assistant Editor-in-Chief C31 Editor in Chief C41 Skool Nooz Arti g ' cies C1,3l1, Chorus Cl, 2, 3, 41 Special Music Programs Cl 41 A11 State Chorus C315 Basketball Manager C11 Baseball Cl 2 3 41 Football Cl, 2, 31, Plays - In Doubt About Daisy C11 The Wid ow's Plight C21, Dad Takes a Rest Cure C31 Drama Festival C313 'iSong of My Heart C41 Command Performance C41 Fire Patrol C3, 41, Movie Projector Operator C3 41 Boys State C31 Vice President of Student Council C31 Committees Decorating for Baccalaureate C11, Decorating for Class Day C21 Decorating for Graduation C31, Master of Ceremonies Senior Reception C31 Freshman Reception C41, Halloween Float C2 31 Assembly Pro grams Cl, 3, 41, Play Committees Cl, 2 3 41 Sub Freshman Day C21 Plan today for tomorrow is Phil s motto and his record shows Galloping Ghost NORMA MORSE MORSE Chorus 11, 2, 3, 455 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 455 Concert 12, 455 Festival 1355 All-State Orchestra 1455 Skool Nooz - Business Manager 1455 Properties for Plays 11, 2, 355 Dad Takes a Rest Cure 135 5 Song of My Heart 1455 Building Patrol 1455 Subscription Drive Home Room Leader 1155 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 45, Senior Recep- tion 135, Freshman Reception 145, Baccalaureate 115, Class Day 125, Graduation 135, Halloween Float 12, 45, Sub - Freshman Day 125, Dancing Scho-ol 1355 Assemblies 11, 2, 3, 455 Class Stunt 1455 Food Sale 1455 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 355 Play Committees 11, 255 Skool Nooz Articles 11, 2, 3, 455 Debating Club 13, 455 Prop- erty for Festival Play 1355 Honor Roll 1455 U. V. M. Debate Sup- per 1455 Class Ride Committee 145. Life is but a song - about a man! MICHELE NICOLETTI MIKE Chorus 11, 2, 35 5 Special Music Program 11, 2, 355 Concert 1255 Sec- retary 1155 Articles for Skool Nooz 13, 455 Assemblies 13, 455 Dis- trlct Play Contest 12, 45 5 State Play Contest 125 5 Safety Patrol 115 5 Debating 13, 455 State Finals Debater 1455 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 45, Decorating for Baccalaureate 115, Class Day 125, Grad- uation 135, Class Stunt 145, Special Committees for Class 12, 3, 45. Oo-oo! That strong, silent man! ' S. l s THELMA ORDWAY TOOTIE Chorus 11, 2, 3, 455 Concert 12, 455 Festival 1355 All-State Chorus 1455 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 355 Singing for Baccalaureate 11, 2, 355 Building Patrol 1455 Librarian 1455 Understudy 1455 Stage Manager for Festival Play 1455 Fo-od Sale 1355 Skool Nooz Article 1255 Girls' State 1355 Student Council 1455 Class History 1455 Sell- ing Candy 1455 Assemblies 11, 455 Freshman Reception 1Decorat- ing5 1455 Decorating for Baccalaureate 1155 Decorating for Class Day 1255 Decorating for Graduation 1355 Decorating for Senior Re- ception 1355 Committees 11, 2, 3, 455 Third Honor Student 145. A model girl from a model town of Girls' State. Galloping Ghost BEVERLY OSGOOD BEV Chorus 12, 3, 415 Sub - Freshman Day 11, 415 Socials 12, 3, 415 Me- morial Day Singing 13, 41 5 Subscription Drive 11, 41 5 Decorating for Graduation 1315 Senior Reception 1315 Building Patrol 1415 Bacca- laureate 1315 Assemblies 13, 41 5 Sang for Senior Play 141 5 Food Sale 1415 Northfield - Randolph Concerts 1415 Sold Candy at Carnival Plays 1415 Open House for the Woman's Club 111. A fine appearance makes a fine impression5 it did on us, Bev. WELDON OSGOOD SUSIE , OZZIE Fire Patrol 1415 Movie Projector Operator 1415 Assemblies 13, 415 Sub - Freshman Day 12, 31 5 Projects for Driver Training 1415 Class History 1415 Social Committee 1415 Helped Stage Managers for Sen- ior Play 141. Now, after three years, this bachelor turns a new leaf. l ROMA RICE ROME , ROMIE Chorus 11, 2, 3, 415 All-State Chorus 1415 Festival Group 1315 Bac- calaureate Music 11, 2, 31 5 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 3, 415 Grad- uation Singing 11, 3, 415 Musical Concert 1215 Northfield Concert 1415 Singing for Senior Play 1415 Building Patrol 1415 Assemblies 1415 Magazine Subscriptions 11, 2, 3, 415 Skool Nooz Article 1415 Honor Roll 13, 415 Decorations for Graduation 1315 Committees - Freshman Reception 141, Dancing School 131, Halloween Float 111, Seniofp Reception 131, Graduation Music 141, Other Committees 11, 2 3, . 7 When you get to know Roma, she ain't likes ya 'spects. Galloping Ghost LOIS ROGERS LOIE Student Council 1315 Secretary 1415 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 415 Concert 12, 415 Special Music 11, 2, 3, 415 Vermont Music Festival 1315 New England Music Festival 1415 Northfield Concert 1415 Skool Nooz Junior Literary Editor 1315 Senior Literary Editor 1415 Articles for Skool Nooz 11, 2, 415 Cheer Leader 13, 415 Basketball 1115 Plays - The Widofw's Plight 121, Dad Takes a Rest Cure 131, Drama Festival 131, Song of My Heart 141, The Command Performance 1415 Memorial Day 11, 2, 3, 415 Assemblies 11, 2, 3, 415 Committees - Socials 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Reception 131, Freshman Reception 141, Baccalaureate 111, Class Day 121, Graduation 131, Halloween Float 131, Food Sale 12, 315 Bookstore 1415 Dancing School 1315 Building Patrol 1415 Montpelier Forum 1315 Northfield Debate 1315 Debating Club 131 5 Class Song 1415 Play Committee 12, 3, 415 Soph- omore Dance 121 5 U. V. M. Debate Supper 1415 Honor Roll 141. Her record speaks for itself. Lois will be a welcome addition wherever she goes. SALLY ROYCE SAL , TOOTSIE Chorus 11, 2, 3, 415 Baccalaureate 11, 2, 315 Assemblies 13, 415 Con- cert 1415 Decorating Committee for Sophomore Dance 1215 Subscrip- t1on.Drive 11, 215 Dancing School 1315 Graduation Singing 11, 215 Singing for Senior Play 141. The little girl with the big pocketbooksg may they always be filled, Sally. - DUANE SARGEANT SARGE Safety Patrol 11, 215 Fire Patrol 1415 Movie Projector Operator 1415 Stunt Committee 1415 Assembly Committees 13, 415 Sub-Fresh- man Day Committee 1315 Corn Roast 1115 Building Projects for Driver Training 1415 Helped on Property Committee 1415 Helped Stage Managers 141. A true Vermonter, a man of few words. Galloping Ghost ROBERT SHANKS BOB Whitcomb High School - Chorus 11, 2, 31 3 Freshman Reception 121 3 Baseball 11, 2, 31 3 Basketball 11, 213 Riiie Team 111 3 Debating 1113 Committees 12, 313 Decorating for Baccalaureate, Class Day, Grad- uation 1313 Junior Prom Committee 1313 Article in 4'Whitcomb Broadcast 11, 2, 31. Randolph High School - Assembly 1413 Class Flower and Color Committees 1413 Honor Roll 141. sg 5, 2 ' 5 l .5 lg? 3 . , F35 f You're looking for Bob? Well, where's the nearest girl? .ti 1 5353 l Z 3 ROBERT SLAYTON BOB Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain 1413 Baseball 11,-2, 3, 413 Football 1213 Fire Patrol 1413 President of Student Council 1413 Member of Student Council 1313 Orchestra 1113 Skool Nooz 13, 413 Stage Man- ager 11, 2, 313 Senior Play - Stage Manager 1413 Class President 1313 Vice President 11, 213 Assemblies 13, 41 3 Boys' State 1313 .Arti- cle in Skool Nooz 1313 Movie Projector Operator 13, 413 Committees - Halloween Float 11, 2, 3, 413 Senior Reception 1313 Freshman Reception 1413 Socials 11, 2, 3, 413 Class Motto 1413 Decorating for Baccalaureate 111, Class Day 121, Graduation 131 Q.DaI1C1I1g' School 1313 Bookstore 1313 Senior Ball - Orchestra Committee 1413 Salut- atorian 141. It's a good thing that Rensselaer is a boys' C0ll8g'Bj now keep your eyes on the books, Bob! POLLY SMITH SMITHIE Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Understudy for Carnival 1313 Carnival 11, 2, 413 Senior Play 1413 Decorating for Baccalaureate 1113 Decorating for Graduation 1213 Decorating for Class Day 1313 School Librarian 13, 413 Festival Music 1313 Festival Play 1413 Skool Nooz 13, 413 Senior Reception 1313 Freshman Reception 1413 Assemblies 11, 2, 3, 413 Skool Nooz Articles 12, 3, 413 Committees for Class Socials 11, 2, 3, 413 Secretary of Class 1213 Honor Roll 13, 413 Good Citi- zenship Girl 1413 Bookstore 1313 Graduation Singing 11, 2, 3, 413 Concerts 12, 413 Play Committees 11, 3, 413 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 3, 413 Building Patrol 1413 Class Food Sales 13, 413 Student Council Secretary 1413 Dancing School- 1313 President 1413 Debat- ing Club 13, 413 President of Debating Club 1313 Debating Tourna- ment 13, 413 Class Quotations 1413 U. N. Scholarship Exam 1313 Halloween Floats 11, 2, 313 Class Dance Committee 1213 Girls' State 1313 Class Picnic Committee 1113 Decorations for Senior Ball 1413 Publicity for Senior Ball 141. Her middle name is Ambition and without you, Polly, the '49- ers would never have made it. Thanks for the one-man cheering section. 3 s S X Galloping Ghost HAROLD JACKSON SOULE JACK , HJACKIEH Chorus 11, 2, 3, 455 Orchestra 13, 455 Movie Projector Operator 1455 Inter-class League Basketball 1455 Festival 1355 All-State 1455 Sen- ior Ball Committee 1455 Senior Play 1455 Carnival Plays 11, 255 Understudy, Carnival Play 1355 Joke Editor 1455 Assistant Joke Editor 1355 Christmas Assembly 1455 Graduation Singing 11, 2, 355 Play Committees 12, 3, 455 Memorial Day Singing 11, 2, 3, 455 School Patrol 1155 Dancing School 1355 Halloween Floats 11, 455 Fresh- man Reception 1455 Senior Reception 1355 Fall Football 13, 455 Fire Patrol 1455 Skool Nooz Assemblies 13, 455 Northfield Concert 1455 Socials 11, 2, 3, 455 Class History 145. taught him. ALICE THRESHER EMMY Assembly Programs 13, 455 Building Patrol 1455 Class Committees 11, 2, 3, 455 Bookstore 1455 Senior Reception 1355 Usher for Bac- calaureate 1255 Sub - Freshman Day 13, 45 5 Subscription Drive 125. A likeable gal and lucky is the guy who gets her for a cook. His only books were wo-men's looks, and Folley's all they've GEORGE DONALD VERNIMB Rockville High, Rockville, Conn. - 11 - 35 Cat 0 Nine Tales - Reporter 1155 Assistant Sports Editor - Pro-of Editor 1255 Sports Editor 1355 Science Club 11, 255 Intramural Basketball 11, 355 Jun- ior Varsity Baseball 1155 Intramural Soccer 1355 Hi-Y Youth and Government 1355 Hi-Y Club 12, 355 Committees - Junior Dance Ticket, Junior Economy, So-phomore Hop Decorating, Food Sale Pub- licity. Randolph High School - 145 'Chorus5 All-State Chorus5 Intramur- al Basketballg Assembliesg Feature Editor - Skool Noozg Class Prophecy Co-mmittee5 Crystal Ball Committeeg Song of My Heart 5 The Command Performance 5 Christmas Assembly. The class of '49 co-nducted their class meetings in an orderly- and peaceful fashion for three yearsg then George came along. You gave us many new ideas, for which the class thanks you - well, the boys, anyway! Galloping Ghost PAUL WILSON WILL , WILLY Chorus 41, 2, 3, 415 Concerts 42, 413 Memorial Day Singing 41, 213 Baccalaureate 41, 2, 315 Graduation Singing 4315 Assembly Program 4415 Second Lieutenant of Safety Patrol 411, First Lieutenant 4215 Committees - Sub - Freshman Day 421, Senior Ball 441, Decorat- ing for Socials '4.'1', 31, Halloween Float 41, 413 Electrician - Senior and Carnival Plays 4413 Property Manager 4215 Stage Manager 4315 Movie Projector Operator 441g Class Will 441. Carpenter, grocer, bachelor, a versatile fellow, Paul. ,fem IQ? 531 Galloping Ghost Best All Around Most Most Likely to Succeed Pleasing Personality Best Looking Most Best Popular Dancer Best Actress - Actor Wittiest Tallest Shortest Most Best Eccentric Athlete Quietest Noisiest Best Sport Most Most Most Man Most Most Most Most Most Class Best Most Most Most Most Best Most Done Gum Class Most Girl - Boy Most Lik Carefree Sophisticated Flirtations - Woman Hater Bashful Optimistic Pessimistic Daring Stubborn Giggler Groomed Argumentative Lady like - Gentlema Dependable Convincing Line Informed Conscientious Most for R. H. S. Chewer Clown Musical Marooned With ed to Be ike Class Ballot GIRL Jean Hodgdon Jean Hodgdon Aline Giroux Aline Giroux Polly Smith Ann Cutting Aline Giroux Lorraine Hall Naomi Jennings Shirley Estabrook Norma Morse Jean Hodgdon Carolyn Eddy Norma Morse Polly Smith Shirley Estabrook Lois Rogers Ann Cutting Polly Smith Carolyn Eddy Lorraine Hall Blenda Morey Ann Cutting Erma Ellis Shirley Estabrook Beverly Osgood Polly Smith Carolyn Eddy Thelma Ordway Ann Cutting Lois Rogers Roma Rice Polly Smith Madeline LaRocque Lorraine Hall Lois Rogers Blenda Morey BOY Philip McIntyre Robert Slayton Douglas Kinney Paul Wilson Robert Slayton Colin Gray Richard Chamberlin Douglas Kinney Lloyd Battles Paul Wilson Lloyd Battles Douglas Kinney Duane Sargeant Colin Gray Colin Gray Colin Gray Philip Jackie Duane Duane Jackie McIntyre Soule Sargeant Sargeant Soule Richard Chamberlin Colin Gray Philip McIntyre Ned Birchard Douglas Kinney Richard Chamberlin Paul Wilson Philip McIntyre Jackie Soule Philip McIntyre Michele Nicoletti Philip McIntyre Robert Slayton Colin Gray Colin Gray Jackie Soule Galloping Ghost Junior Cass First Row Cleft to rightjz Third Row: June Harding Elizabeth Bassett Zita Knowles Barbara Smith Mary Flint Dorothy Fullam Jane Wood Janet Prescott Evelyn Wagner Second Row: Mr. Parker Mr. Bond Lorraine Boudreau Lawrence Camp Doris Davis Cynthia Holden Jean Sivret Marion Sawyer Jean Chambers Bryant Smith Edward Brown Robert Broadwell Theresa Brassard Anita Tancreti Jean Brigham Albert Cooper Joan Rye Fourth, Row: Betsy Birchard Allen Sprague Raymond Poulin Richard Montgomery Richard Morse Gordon Smith Fifth Row: Alfred Jarvis Jerry Thomas Philip Lamb Duane Dickinson Laurence Berry Maurice Palmer Siwth Row: Allen Wright Kenneth Lewis Richard Wilson Richard Rattie Raymie Rattee l 1 Galloping Ghost Sophomore Class First Row lleft to rightjz Third Row: Fifth Row: Harriet Gushea Iva Mae Gifford Sylvia Jarvis Anna Mae Hoyt Janet Grassette Marilyn Coffin Marilyn Eddy Dorothy Gratton Second Row: Elinor Parker Carlene Rogers Elaine Chadwick Joyce Campbell Janet Tancreti Dorothy Amadon Elva Jean Wilber Irene Duto Mr. Lary Mrs. Perry Laurette Roberts Elaine Pitkin Carolyn Dickinson Helen Rix Beatrice LaPerle Arlene Denko Lois Bennett Barbara Eddy Fourth Row: Jean Manning Gordon Winot Edna Bingham Mary Jane Davis Rosella Amsden Dino Merusi Robert Barnes Donald Perry Louis Belisle Frank Maynard Kenneth Proctor Sixth Row: Richard Ordway Philip Morse William Spooner Elwin Preston Charles Pitkin Ronald Soule Ardin Deyette Galloping Ghost Freshman Cass First Row Cleft to rightj : Fourth Row: Seventh Row: Duane Berry Kenneth Ordway Henry Richards Richard Brown Norman Flint Bernard Bassett Dean Harrington Christine Snow Virginia Waldo Martha Wakefield Edith Smead Second Row: Mr. Robertie Kermit LaBounty Lora Smith Colleen Cowdrey Muriel Krivacs Lois Brassard Barbara Martin Beverly Boudro Eugene Chase Mr. Murray David Sprague Thwd Row: Roland Denko Wesley Newman Helen Avery Nancy Grassette Virginia King Janice Tallman Beverly Bowen Phyllis Moore Betty Tyler Loretta Rogers Nathalie Riford Anita Rye Marietta Day Bertha Delay Fifth Row: Patricia Brainerd Elizabeth Flint Patricia Estabrook Altha DuClaw Carol Chase Margaret Flint Sixth Row: Laurence Leonard Richard Holden Marlene Kellogg Janet Morse Lizabeth Slayton Ardis Chase Duane Manning Donald Rice Gilbert Billings Leland Armstrong Elton Menard Leah Jones Phyllis. Clark Eighth Row: Gerald LaRocque Kenneth Longley John Blackmer Gordon Brown Richard Cook Frederick Matheson Gardner Allen Herbert Wilson Franklin Farrington Sherman Salter Paul Farnsworth Earl Blanchard Richard Ferris Clinton Cook Galloping Ghost Top left: The Thespians - Alias Senior' Actors. Top right: Rugged Rehearsal. Center left: Gimme a Chance, Fellasl Center right: We're OH! Bottom left: Our Proud Festival Play Actors. Bottom right: And the Tears Flowed. Middle pcmet top: Boston, Here We Come! Middle panel center: Hi, from the Boston Dock. Middle panel bottom: Driver Training Students and Master. Galloping Ghost Commencement Program BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES Sunday, June 12, at 4:15 P. M. Processional, From Glory Unto Glory Invocation -------- Rev. Fred W. Engel Choral Selection, Chernbim Song - 4 - Bartniansky Scripture Reading - - - - Rev. Leonard Pillsbury Prayer ------- Rev. Leonard Pillsbury Choral Selection, O Lord Most High ----- Franck Baccalaureate Address ---- - Rev. W. D. Fox Choral Select.ion, O Glaolsome Light ---- Arkhangelsky Benediction ------- Rev. Fred W. Engel Recessional, Oh Goal, Oar Help in Ages Past fPlease remain standing at close of Benecliction ancl daring Recessionalj CLASS DAY EXERCISES Thursday, June 16, at 2:30 P. M. President's Address of Welcome ---- Polly Ann Smith Class History - - - Weldon Osgood, Jack Soule, Beverly Osgood and Thelma Ordway Class Prophecy - Ruth Ann Chase, Lorraine Hall, Richard Chamberlin and George Vernimb Class Song - - - Lois Rogers, Naomi Jennings, Lloyd Battles and Colin Gray, Jr. Gifts to the Class ---- Philip McIntyre, Audrey Fuller Class Stunt - - Norma Morse, Ann Cutting, Shirley Estabrook, Madeline LaRocque, Douglas Kinney, Duane Sargeant, Elmer Ellis and Michele Nicoletti Class Poem ------- Madeleine Boudreau Class Will - - - - - Aline Giroux and Paul Wilson Gift to the School - ----- Polly Ann Smith Award of Silver R's - Robert Slayton, President of Student Council Athletic Awards - - Robert Slayton, President of Student Council GRADUATION EXERCISES Friday, June 17, at 8:15 P. M. Theme: Threats to American Democracy Invocation -------- Rev. Fred W. Engel Solo, This Day Is Mine ------ Harriet Ware Lois Rogers Salutatory and Honor Essay - - - Atomic Bomb Robert Slayton Senior Chorus, Where Willows Bend ----- Elliott Third Honor Essay ------ Economic Rivalry Thelma Ordway Fourth Honor Essay ----- Race Prejudice Erma Ellis Boys' Chorus - , . Stoatheartea Men - - - - Romberg Away to Rio ----- - Sailor Chantey Honor Essay and Valedictory - - - - Communism Jean Hodgdon Presentation of Scholarships and Awards - Prin. John N. Murray Presentation of Diplomas ---- Supt. Charles P. Boright Benediction ------- Rev. Fred W. Engel Galloping Ghost Class History by Weldon Osgood, Thelma Ordwdy, Beverly Osgood and Jack Soule In 1937 thirty-eight of us entered the iirst grade, acting like the best ladies and gentlemen we have ever seen. Of these only eleven are gradu- ating this year. We were too much for one teacher, so we had to have 'two - Miss White and Miss Simonds Cnow Mrs. Gaidysj. About Christmas time we all grew tired of school, so we decided to have the measles. One day only two liked school well enough to stay. Na- omiyleinnings insisted that Ijois Rogers hang her clothes on the boys' side in the coat room until Lois took off the hood on her snowsuit and proved to Naomi she was a girl. We even had class couples then, such as Norma Morse and Frank Barcomb, who had to sit together one day. Then, too, Bob Slayton always saved Audrey Fuller a place for reading class. Miss Walbridge Know Mrs. Nortonj was our second grade teacher. Ned and Betsy Birchard and Phil McIntyre joined us. We had great fun drawing pictures, which we sent to Richard Carey when he was in the hospital. We struggled through the third grade with Mrs. Stokes. It really wasn't bad at all except for the threats and a few broken rulers. We stud- ied geography and to see what it would be like to live in Holland we made butter and cheese and brought crackers one day to school to eat. We shall never forget the little peek-a-boo dance we did at the concert that spring. Michele Nicoletti and Blenda Morey were added to our class this year. Miss Walbridge was our fourth grade teacher. New faces were Lor- raine Hall and Paul Wilson. One bright sunny afternoon we all had a wonderful time picking mayiiowers at the reservoir. ' In the fifth grade we had the late Miss Eaton. She was a little deaf 3 so sometimes when she would not pass enough paper for the back seats, no one dared speak loud enough to be heard and, consequently, they just sat there until she noticed them. It was her last year of teaching, so one afternoon we gave her a nice farewell party. Fred and Orville Gale join- ed us. One day, Freddie, the class clown, made a mistake on purpose and threw some mittens on top of the clock. It was in the sixth grade that Miss Marshall taught us to deal with fractions and draw. We gained, among others, Evatte Dickinson, Jean Prior, Beverly Osgood and Betty Sivret. We used to have a terrible time keeping Harold Staples awake. In the seventh grade the late Mrs. Simmons did a swell job of putt.ing up with us. Everything happened that year. One time some of the boys and girls stuffed Mrs. Simmons' coat sleeves full of paper. Another time she taped Edward Johnson's mouth for talking too much. Aline Giroux joined us this year. We adopted a class poem which shows pretty well our technique about studying. It goes something like this: The more we study, the more we learn, The more we learn, the more we knowg The more we know, the more we forget, The more we forget, the less we know, So - why study ? One day Miss DeLuca came in, backed up to the table and let out one terrific scream. She had put her hand on a stuffed rattlesnake that some- one had brought to school. Well, anyway, she didn't like us too well that afternoon. For our play we put on Elmer and the Lovebugf' Above everything, though, we remember Paul Wilson's licking from Galloping Ghost Mrs. Simmons, with Mrs. Stokes standing behind her, not daring to laugh aloud. Miss DeLuca was our eighth grade teacher. Thelma and Roma Rice met us there. Because of the unexpected death of Mrs. Simmons we had no play. Mrs. Blaisdell completed the year. We will never forget how we held our breath for Polly Smith in her White gown at the Historical Pag- eant. Norma Morse had her troubles when Joan Haupt and Bob Slayton got hold of the note Roy Haupt sent her. How she went crying to Miss DeLuca for protection. We had a swell time on our picnic at Steeleis camp where no one got into the poison ivy. Our diplomas still have spots on them from the usual tears of Miss DeLuca. In the fall bf 1945 we entered high school with 60 students. We had Mr. Murray and Mrs. Bartlett for our advisers. Our class officers were: President, Philip Mclntyreg Vice-President, Robert Slaytong Secretary, Michele Nicolettig Treasurer, Jean Prior, Student Council members, Colin Gray, Jr., and Jean Hodgdon. Our Carnival play was, In Doubt About Daisy. After entering our sophomore year we found we had lost Joan Haupt, Douglas Flint, Thelma Rice, Chester Rogers, Burton Smith, Donald Patch, Robert Tabor and Bernard Race. This year we gained Arlene Brassard and Alyce Beaudoin, making 54 students. , Our officers this year were: President, Philip Mclntyreg Vice-Presi- dent, Robert Slayton, Secretary, Polly Smith, and Treasurer, Jean Prior, Student Council members, Colin Gray, Jr., and Jean Hodgdon. We had Miss Corson and Mr. Gaidys for our advisers. th With our Carnival play, The Widow's Plight, we walked away with e cup. The next year we found ourselves jolly juniors with two new stud- ents, Ruth Chase and Harold Semling. Many had left, leaving only 46 this year. . We elected as our ofiicersz President, Robert Slaytong Vice-President, Jean Hodgdong Secretary and Treasurer, Jean Prior, Student Council members, Lois Rogers and Philip Mclntyre. Again We had Miss Corson and Mr. Gaidys for our advisers. During the year We held dancing school to raise money to put in the treasury. H This same year we gave the seniors their reception at the Parish ouse. Our Carnival play was, Dad Takes a Rest Cure. The next year we found ourselves as silly seniors and we gained Aline Giroux, George Vernimb and Robert Shanks, but lost Jean Prior, Eliza- beth Flint and Harold Semling, leaving 46 to graduate this year. We elected as our oflicers: President, Polly Smith, Vice-President, Jean Hodgdon, Secretary, Lois Rogersg Treasurer, Erma Ellisg Student Council, Thelma Ordway and Richard Chamberlin. Again we had Miss Corson and Mr. Gaidys for our class advisers. t. This year we had socials, food sales, a play and t.he freshman recep- 1on. Our senior play Was, Song of My Heart, while our Carnival play was Command Performance. As Commencement Week draws to an end, our minds turn toward future planning. May We all look back to our happy days at R. H. S. with pleasure and continue to make history of which we will be proud. Galloping Ghost Class Will by Aline Giroux and Paul Wilson We, the class of 1949, being of doubtful mentality and, by this time, utterly devoid of all reason, do hereby bequeath to those who are left after we leave, the following: I, Ruth Chase, do sadly bequeath my nice warm fur coat to Janet Prescott to keep her warm when Albert isn't around - when. I, Lois Rogers, do will my capable cheerleading voice to Bunny Wagner. This is to be used from 8:30 to 12:00 A. M. and from 1:15 to 3:30 P. M. I, Robert Denko, do leave to my younger brother with the excellent first soprano voice, my ability to sing bass, just to even things up a bit. I, Thelma Ordway, do will my horse and buggy to Louis Belisle, so that Louis won't have to solicit rides from other people any longer. I, Audrey Fuller, do will my ability to go out with one and only one boy at a time for more than a week to Pat Brainerd. I, Richard Chamberlin, do will my board and room over at Whitney's to an underclassman who would desire such a position. I, Mary Lou Duto, do bequeath my livewire system of accumulating and distributing the latest news, to my sister, Irene. I, Carolyn Eddy, do will my love of silence and my quiet manner to Edward Brown. Oh, no, not that I think you need it or anything like that, but -. I, Michele Nicoletti, do bequeath my ability to boast and bluff to any- one who will listen. I, Eleanor Goodrich, do leave my quiet and ladylike manner to Carlene Rogers. I, Duane Sargeant, do will my huge physical frame to Richard Brown so he will be able to hold his own in this world. I, Naomi Jennings, do leave my height to Janet Grassette, so that she, too, can get a bird's eye view of what is going on. I, Jean Hodgdon, do will to Elwin Preston, one driver's license, com- plete with charge account for fenders, radiators, broken bones, etc., just in case - well, we won't go into that now. I, Perley Day, do will my low-backed car to anyone who may have a substantial bankroll to keep it running. I, Elaine Davis, do will my ability to keep secrets to my sister, Doris. I, Katherine Laskey, do leave to the first one who applies, my dear old English notebook Cwhen I get it done, that isj so that somebody Won't have to work as hard as we did. Ha, ha! I, Paul Wilson, do will my ability to quiet down in Mr. Murray's study hall to Dorothy Fullam. I, Sally Royce, do willsmy dislike for bookkeeping to Barbara Smith. I, Beverly Osgood, do bequeath my naturally curly hair to Richard Rattie, so that Richard won't have to spend so much money on Toni per- manents this summer. I, Elmer Ellis, do will my love for red hair to any girl in the freshman class who might be interested in Dean Harrington. . I, Polly Smith, do will my roaring voice at basketball games to Bunny Day so that the future games will be as loud as the past ones. I, Norma Morse, do leave to Cynthia Holden, a complete 'translation of all the sentences in the French III grammar book and also complete in- structions on how to cure subjunctivitis. Would that someone had done the same for me last year! I, Weldon Osgood, do leave my comfortable back seat in study hall, said seat equipped with window, convenient radiator, nearby wastebasket and a couple cuds of chewing gum, to anyone of the junior boys who al- ways get front seats. Galloping Ghost I, Alice Thresher, do will my ability to get along with Mr. Robertie to next year's drivers' training class. D 1 I, Roma Rice, do will my ability to get along without men to Bertha e ay. I, George Vernimb, do bequeath my genius for answering history questions, directly or otherwise, to all the members of next year's U. S. History class. Boy, won't Mr. Parker like that! I, Arlene Brassard, do will my efficiency in typing to Betsy Birchard. I, Ann Cutting, do will my fast technique and my ability to handle the men to Lois Bennett. I, Bob Slayton, do will my tall, dark and handsome physique to Rob- ert Broadwell. I, Lorraine Hall, do bequeath my jovial personality to Jean Manning. I, Shirley Estabrook, do leave history class with no regrets. I, Lloyd Battles, do will my horn-rimmed specs and my snazzy, new gbutchn haircut, plus my greatly renowned sewing ability, to Donald erry. We, Madeleine LaRocque and Erma Ellis, do bequeath our positions at The Spot to Maurice Palmer and Paul Farnsworth just for a change of scenery. I, Colin Gray, do will a goodly share of my noisy manner to Philip Lamb, so that we'll know when he is around. We, Bob Shanks and Olive Flint, do will our electric fan to Beatrice LaPerle and Lawrence Camp to help them cool off when things get too hot. It works quite well - sometimes. I, Douglas Kinney, do leave my athletic ability to Bucky Maynard, although Bucky really doesn't need it. I, Blenda Morey, do will my feminine appeal to Annamae Hoyt. I, Monica DuClaw, do will my trumpet to Ronald Soule, just in case Ronald bangs his own up again. I, Philip McIntyre, do will my acting ability to Gordon Smith. I, Ned Birchard, do leave my trim figure to Gardner Allen. I, Aline Giroux, do leave in all generosity, my ability to understand and rattle off Le Francais t.o Elva Jean Wilber so that Elva Jean can keep tabs more easily on a certain Frenchman. ' I, Jack Soule, do will and bequeath to no one in particular, nothing at all because I think I need everything I have. I, Madeleine Boudreau, do will my position as top waitress in John's Restaurant to anyone who is hungry. I, Evatte Dickinson, do leave my ability to keep the library quiet to next year's librarians. We, the class of '49, do leave to the faculty, our kindest sympathy for their grief at their tremendous loss -- the class of '49, of course. We, the forty-niners and famous gold diggers, do leave our pick and shovel to the junior class in hopes that they will find more gold than We did. Is it possible? . To the sophomores, we leave our ever-present brotherly love, which is usually displayed during class meetings I ? ! To the freshman class we leave our sympathy, we were freshmen ourselves once. I-Iaving used our doubtful mentality to its best advantage, and being now thoroughy frazzled, we do hereby relinquish all claims to this, our priceless heritage. Witnesses, SHMoo UPSON DOWNS I. M. THRU Galloping Ghost Class Prophecy by Rath Chase, Lorraine Hall, Richard Chamberlin and George Vermlmb The scene takes place in Lorraine's living room in the year of 1960. She has invited her friend and 1949 classmate, Ruth, over for the after- noon. By the use of the newest television equipment, they 'turn a dial, look at the screen and discover what their fellow classmates are doing. Due to circumstances beyond our control some of the classmates' oc- cupations are absolutely and definitely preposterous. The reflection on the screen will show the occupations of the different pupils as follows: Olive Flint - Dentist's Assistant Colin Gray - Dentist Roma Rice - Teacher Alice Thresher - Teacher Thelma Ordway - Teacher Polly Smith - Minister Blenda Morey - Getting Married Elaine Davis -- Housewife Monica DuClaw -- Housewife Jean Hodgdon - Nurse Carolyn Eddy - Nurse Katherine Laskey - Nurse Ann Cutting - Old Howard Errna Ellis - Old Howardf' Arlene Brassard - Teacher Mike Nicoletti - B. T. O. Madeleine Boudreau - John's Restaurant Lloyd Battles - Florist Shop Beverly Osgood - Florist Shop Ned Birchard - Clerk Elmer Ellis. - Professional Baseball Player Mary Duto - Position in an Orphanage Evatte Dickinson - Baby Sitting Eleanor Goodrich - Telephone Operator Duane Sargeant - Craftsman Norma Morse - Interior Decorating Douglas Kinney -- Radio Announcer Phil McIntyre - Civil Engineer Bobby Slayton - Civil Engineer Sally Royce - Position in an Orphanage Jack Soule - Bar Tender Paul Wilson - Polishing Shoes Perley Day - Service Weldon Osgood - Service Shirley Estabrook - Van Raalte's Robert Shanks - Mechanic Robert Denko - Veterinarian Audrey Fuller - Secretary Aline Giroux - Garbage Collector. Madeline LaRocque - Street Cleaner Naomi Jennings - Hat Shop Lois Rogers - Opera Singer Galloping Ghost Forty Niners CTO the tune of Margie J by Lois Rogers, Naomi Jennings, Lloyd Battles and Colin Gray, Jr Our dear old school days, for us which have been filled with pleasure We'll ne'er forget those socials, games and meetings, Oh, what a time! Underneath the arching elms of Randolph High, More fun! You gave us inspiration, days were never blue - After all is said and done you are still the only one, Oh, Randolph, Randolph, it's you! We've panned the gold from this ed-u-ca-tion-al system, Oh, with our pick and shovel We will make our path in 'this world, Others that have passed this Way agree With us that Randolph Is just the Alma Mater proudly called our own - After all is said and done you are still the only one, Oh, Randolph, Randolph, it's you! Our Graduation Day by Madeleine Boudreaii Although the journey has been long, And difficult the Way, We strove in all We did To make our graduation day. We have no promise of the years, Which yet We are to meet, And yet our dreams, through smiles and tears, We still prepare to greet. The World will pass as days go by, Our dreams will leave us never, But all the wondrous things We prayed, This all will last forever. By step, on step, We'll gain our dreams, Of many hours so filled with joy In all the things We've planned, Each graduated girl and boy. In all four years in R. H. S., We didn't Work in vaing We looked ahead to this, our day, And on toward days of fame. Now We must leave this school of ours, Our teachers and our friendsg The years vve've Worked together For this successful end. Galloping Ghost Sli W Cheer Leaders First Row: Second Row: Marion Sawyer Betsy Birchard Audrey Fuller, Capt. Marie Julian Ann Cutting Lois Rogers Cheers Slam, Bang, Crash, Thud, Yeh, Ghosts! Sand, Dirt, Grit, Mud, Yeh, Ghosts, see that score! Gore, Mire, Sweat, Steam, Yeh, Ghosts, We want more! Randolph High School, Fight 'em, Ghosts, do your best That's our team! Win this game for R. H. S. Catanna, Catanna, Ca taw, taw, taw. Ca zula, Ca zula, Ca zah, zah, zah. Catanna, Cataw, Cazula, Cazah, Randolph High School. Rah! Rah! Rah! Gallopihg Ghost Front Row Cleft to rightjz Back Row: Richard Morse Edward Brown CManagerJ Richard Wilson Robert Barnes Frank Maynard Allen Sprague Robert Slayton Gordon Smith Douglas Kinney Gerald Thomas Allen Wright Lawrence Camp Richard Rattie ' Dino Merusi Coach Gaidys Randolph Galloping Ghosts Randolph Galloping Ghosts surprised everyone by galloping on to 15 victories as against only tive setbacks. They lost to St. Michael's in a playoff for the Northern Tournament by one point. As they lose only Bob Slayton, stellar guard, and Doug Kinney, season's high scorer, they should havemanother good season in '49. Galloping Ghost THE BOYS' RECORD Rochester Rochester Covertimeb Woodstock Woodstock St. Michael's St. Michael's Northfield Northfield South Royalton South Royalton Bethel Bethel Aggies Aggies Covertimej Alumni Williamstown Barton Waterbury Waterbury St. Michael's Cplay-offj Opponents 27 28 45 36 43 32 29 34 19 15 32 28 30 34 48 28 24 34 28 21 SLAYTON CSeniorD Varsity Guard -- Scored 55 points KINNEY fSeniorJ MAYNARD QSO-phomorej - Varsity Forward - High Scorer, 22,9 points Varsity Forward - Scored 107 points WRIGHT Uuniorl RATTIE CJuniorJ Varsity Center -- Scored 123 points Varsity Guard - Scored 33 points WILSON fJuniorJ MORSE QJuniorJ Junior Varsity Alternate--Scored 96 points Varsity Alternate - Scored 36 points Galloping Ghost First Row Cleft to rightjz Third Row: Janet Grassette Elinor Parker Evelyn Wagner Harriet Gushea Secrmd Row: Jean Brigham Jean Sivret Jean Hodgdon Jane Wood Dorothy Fullam Janet Morse Coach Stanley Bond Christine Snow Marilyn McGee Elaine Pitkin Anita Tancreti Helen Avery Nancy Grassette Manager Blenda Morey Girls' Basketball Coached by Mr. Bond, the girls won 5, lost 7 and tied 1. As the team loses only Jean Hodgdon, a guard, by graduation, prospects are good for next year. Galloping Ghost THE GIRLS' RECORD Opponents Alumni 29 Rochester 24 South Royalton 19 Woodstock 27 Rochester 20 Woodstock 38 Bethel 25 Waterbury 24 Williamstown 18 South Royalton 46 Williamstown QT. TJ 21 Waterbury 25 Williamstown CT. TJ 31 Galloping Ghost Front Row: Back Row: Coach Gaidys Gordon Smith Elmer Ellis Robert Barnes Allen Sprague Richard Wilson Gordon Brown Richard Morse Frank Maynard Allen Wright Robert Slayton Missing: Philip McIntyre Douglas Kinney Edward Brown QE. SE Sm :gm N' 4 gg :SD U15 gal. Q-3 C3 is o ,Era '4 Ed ' so 95 09 '4 U2 UP Em 59 Q-cn 5541 pl- 43 'Dm mo 5 25 if-is r1O S nge 3-E 'ji msn H? 572 ,bl-4 05 cum O! riiiirirvii Baseball Randolph High School thus far has had a very successful season Win THE RECORD 17 4 Aggies 7 4 Aggies 6 18 Woodstock 11 12 Woodstock 11 9 South Royalton 5 11 South Royalton 6 2 Northfield 9 8 Northfield 4 3 Bethel 13 2 Bethel 0 4 Alumni 16 5 Rotary S Galloping Ghost Top left: Romance Blooms in Study Hall. Top right: Casey at Bat. Center left: Time Out for the Ghostesses. Conte? right: He'l1 Never Make It! Bottom left: A-a-a, Step On It, Fella! Bottom cen- ter: Within These Hallowed Halls. Bottom Wight: Chargin' for Home. Galloping Ghost Front Row: Second Row: Back Row: Norma Morse Ned Birchard Jean Brigham David Billingham Philip Morse John Blackmer Martha Wakeield Edward Brown Carolyn Dickinson Gilbert Billings Jean Hodgdon Leah Jones Dorothy Perry Laurence Leonard Miss Mesh Jean Chambers Colleen Cowdrey Elaine Chadwick Music Gordon Brown Ronald Soule Donald Perry Harold J. Soule Monica DuClaw Elaine Pitkin Janet Prescott This year has been especially full musically for the members of the chorus and orchestra. The high point of the year was a joint concert with Northfield, in which the combined choruses and orchestras gave two con- certs, one at Northfield and one at Randolph. Under the combined direc- tion of Miss Mesh and Mrs. Whitney, the concert was a great success mus- ically, as well as providing a chance for making friends. The choral Work has been outstanding due to the interest and ability shown by the freshman class. The orchest.ra has shown enthusiasm for their work because of the many new people who became a part of it and who have contributed so greatly to it. Other musical activities have included a group sent to the All-State Orchestra and Chorus at Music Festival, a choral group who sang on Me- morial Day and at Commencement, and the orchestra which played at Senior Play, Carnival and on Sub-Freshman Day. Editor-in-Chief .,,.,.. Galloping Gho st 43 Seated fleft to rightj: Standing: Lorraine Hall Norma Morse Philip McIntyre Lois Rogers Erma Ellis Ruth Chase Polly Smith Ned Birchard Douglas Kinney Jean Hodgdon Harold Soule Naomi Jennings Robert Slayton George Vernimb Skool Nooz Staff Philip Mclntyre Business Manager Literary Editor .4....,.. Nooz Editor .,,.......... Circulation Manager Athletic Editor i....... Alumni Editor .,,.,.. Joke Editor .,...i.,...,. Exchange Editor ...,... Art Editor ..,............ Feature Editor i,..,... Typists ..,.,.....,........... Norma Morse Lois Rogers Ned Birchard Polly Smith Douglas Kinney Robert Slayton Harold Soule Jean Hodgdon Naomi Jennings George Vernimb Ruth Chase, Lorraine Hall Snapshots for yearbook by Richard Chamberlin, Philip ' Mclntyre, Roma Rice and Norma Morse Galloping Ghost First Row Qleft to rightj: Second Row: Leah Jones Naomi Jennings Jean Hodgdon Gordon Smith Carlene Rogers Elaine Pitkin , Michele Nicoletti - Pres. Louis Belisle Lois Rogers Polly Smith Norma Morse Paul Farnsworth Blenda Morey Edson Birchard Richard Chamberlin Gordon Winot Mr. Parker - Adviser Edward Brown Debating Record: State Tournament at Burlington: Won two, lost four. Debates with U. V. M. Freshmen: Negative tied and affirmative won. Other Activities: Held club discussions. Sent delegates to State High School Forum. Presented two assembly debates. Galloping Ghost 45 First Row fleft to rightjz Second Row: Elton Menard Richard Holden Richard Ordway Kenneth Ordway Alfred Jarvis Mr. Murray William Spooner Gilbert Billings Richard Brown Herbert Wilson Safety Patrol The Randolph High Patrol was the first of its kind organized in the state. They have kept a record of not a single accident while the patrol Was on duty and the patrol lived up to it again this year. The patrol Went to Rutland for a Held day on May 14. I Galloping Ghost First Row: Third Row: Norma Morse Arlene Brassard Lois Rogers Elaine Davis Ann Cutting Katherine Laskey Audrey Fuller Roma Rice Beverly Osgood Thelma Ordway Lorraine Hall Fouyth Row: Carolyn Eddy Ruth Chase Second Row: Jean Hodgdon. CCaptainJ Erma Ellis Mary Lou Duto Olive Flint Madeleine Boudreau Evatte Dickinson Polly Smith Blenda Morey Madeline LiaRocque Naomi J ennings, Building Patrol The Building Patrol, which this year numbers twenty-four, is made up of senior girls who volunteer to help with the school duties. Some of their duties are to help in Supt. Boright's office, to patrol the halls and stairs, to inspect the desks, to pull the shades, and to deliver the mail. For doing these various duties the girls each receive credit for their Silver R's. Galloplng Ghost 'Y-5 'Y' G le GL 9 Compliments of Wan Because you loue nice things Compliments Of Brigham Gelatin C Compliments Of Manning's Filling Station AAAAAMAAAAA AAAA, Compliments Compliments Of of McLain 's First National Dry Cleaners Stores, Inc Make Your Next Stop QF the T Randolph Cafe W CQ for a Cp Snack or a Full Meal Q A Good Place to Eat v 55: ::v-:-:::::::::::::::- Fl + up en. Galloping Ghost Q 'i' KE e --,v--vvvvvv---------ov-: '? D U B O I S INSURANCE AGENCY Peace of Mind and Security of Possessions Demand an Adequate Protection against Loss. Telephone 111 SOME PEOPLE CLAIM THEY KEEP THE BEST- WE DON'Tg WE SELL IT. I-lAYWARD'S DINER Q:::: :: ::: : :::::::::::: Complete Gas cQ Electric Service SCRIBNEIPS Clark Siiifciliifan Ranges, Refrigerators, Water Heaters 57 Main St. Telephones - 244-2 - 244-3 ,:::::::- ::::::::::::'-4 Compliments Of Shell Service Station Gro. MALCOLM, Mgr. ,,4,,c,,',.. -.Q-f-.'.,'4-, Compliments Of W. A. Savage, Inc. A---Qc PONTIAC and GMC Sales and Service Pierce Motor Sales Compliments Of DUSTIN'S FARMER'S TRADING POST C? Fl Galloping Ghost 'W W' T .92 H . A- ..... ------------,--- i9 Say It With Flowers 'l 'r l fl tu n 'n lr at auf, The Randolph Floral Corporation lr lr l '7fie lwudic Shop Merchants Row If It's Musical We Have It! ll 4 fi HAROLD F. SAULT ees. :,,,,,,,,- :g -:..,,,,....,,:e:ee:,,, 1 Compliments l Compliments of l of Senior Class Junior Class of 4, of P Randolph High School 1: Randolph High School ,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,, :E , -,,,,,..,,,,,,:,,,,,- tl Compliments Compliments of 'E of Sophomore Class :E Freshman Class Of Q' Of Randolph High School 1: Randolph High School It -,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,, 1: ,,v ,,,, ,,,,,,-.,.,,. ,- In ll l Compliments if Compliments of 'E of Eighth Grade ll Seventh Grade 1 Ci N K Galloping Ghost 'W GY' .H li 9 Compliments Of W. H. Pelton's Market , A... -------- ......... V 4 4 4 4 4 44 I '4 '4 '4 44 44 44 4 4 4 Compliments Of The Randolph Bakery A GIFT OF JEWELRY is a GIFT T0 REMEMBER 6'GF3Ut,S,, Pharmacist Jeweler Your Home Paper While lllver Valley Herald I4 4 44 44 44 4 44 :4 4 44 '4 '4 '4 4 4 44 44 44 44 '4 '4 '4 '4 '4 '4 Flint's Service Station Mobil Gasoline, Oils, Lubrication Auto Electrical and Carburetor Service. Car Keys and Glass Work Main Street - Tel. 173-12 Route 12 - Tel. 366-11 ::::::::0:::::::::: .- : :.' 4 Compliments Of -0- Allcn's Beauty Shop JOHN DRYSDALE, Pub. 11 '4 H:-H: 'OO' HH::::--L ,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,, 4 The Play House SPORTING GOODS APPRECIATES 4 SOHOOL SUPPLIES PATRONAGE 13 4 W. E. Lamson 8: Son Co. C? W N . J, Galloping Ghost fe ' ' Q cy . C? ,,.AA,,,,.. ,- SUITS WHATEVER OVERCOATS THE SEASON SHIRTS Y 11 fi d h h d' f ou' n ere merc an 1se o SLA?-Ilxigrs Quality at Right Prices SHOES CLOTHING FURNISHINGS I W- FOOTWEAR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT HATS Watches LUGGAGE Fountain Pens R. J. MITCHELL EST. THE CLOTHIER Randolph, Vermont Q0.-v-A-,-4-:::::::::::::::::- LADIES' GOODS GIFT ARTICLES Tewlcsbury 15' Raymond Randolph, Vermont A A It's Straight A' S When You Shop At I-lill's Dept. Store , A A ,,,::::::- ::::::- v - -.-::: Compliments Of E. I. Claflin 8z Sons Groceries - Meat - Feed Flour - Grain E. A. MORSE Nation Wide Service Grocers Fresh Milk and Cream Telephone 94-2 r- -:::40 Compliments Of Rye's Barber Shop Fl Galloping Ghost 'Y-V Ni 'i' KE To P h ,,,,v - --- I fl Compliments Farm Machinery and Dairy :I of Equipment, Milk Coolers, Mitchel1's Tydol Service Corn Planters, Plows, fl Phgne 104.3 Saw Rigs, and other Ra11d0lPhv Ve1'm0m items for New Eng- ' U-:::::-::::A-M A land Farmers. ' -0- 1 1 1, Compliments 'P The Sargent-Roundy Corp. 3: of P 1, -f Randolph - Vermont :ll-IHIPI' muplpg 1 2+ R- 1, :::::::::v tv 1: Compliments Compliments :I of H Of Ig . 1+ Bartley Sltufriiiio -:- Sprague's Dairy -:- E 1 Yarns - Gifts 1 ::::::::::::- : -::::::::::::.-.-.-:::.4::: , Ig BETTER HEALTH Complijlmfs I: BETTER APPEARANCE 0 1 :E Rawleigh's Green Mountain if Good Health il-'roducts Glove CO ,g Cosmetzcs ' :E ARTHUR M. WAKEFIELD Work Gloves and Ski Mittens fr 12 Pearl St- - .I Randolph, Vermont 5?555:52-AI--!IvA5:::::::: ::::::.-:::::::::5::J3 H + . Galloping Ghost I 'P T H li is ..A...AAA.A..,1AAAAAA,AAAAAAA AAAA, fi - '..N.-----.,--------vv--- IF IT'S TRUCKING YOU WANT? IF IT'S TRACTOR WORK YOU WANT? IF IT'S A BAND YOU WANT? Call HAROLD E. ROGERS and his famous Rhythm Makers 189 Randolph We may not have the best but we aim to please. - --vvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvv- - ll Randolph Grain Co. jf Wirthmore Feeds Qunhnlph Grass Seeds - Fertilizer h Straw and 4: Building Supplies 1, Randolph, Vermont 'Bank A:-::mfmm:::m 55 if Complete Compliments I: Banking Service 0 . lgllillp A' AHBPU ilkrnhnlph. 'Hrrmunt G. A. Belmain, Prop. Two Floors Tel. 233-2 BELMAIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Randolph, Vermont A good place to shop and to meet your friends VISIT OUR SECOND FLOOR You will find new merchandise there at prices you can afford to pay Q I G- B FS 6' 04' Galloping Ghost 534 ee . '? LEONARD'S DRUG STORE d ICE CREAM PARLOR Where Friends Meet AA-, A... ----------------A- ........... ----- --- ..... ....v,,,,,--,, I ,,,,,-----,--, , ,,, u Compliments I Cvwwlimewts 'u Of Of 4+ Windsor County Farmers' :E American Legion Exchange, Inc. fl and Auxiliary, P A Genuine Co-Operative EI Randolph Post, No. 9 'I ::::::::::,-:::::::,::::: P :,,,,,,::::::-:-::,-::::,-:: 'r 1 Compliments L. G. BALFOUR CO. of 4: Attlehoro, Massachusetts 4+ ' 4 Class Rings and Pins Leland Fhnt Coinmencernent Invitations Electrical Contracting and u Dlplomas 'f',Pers0na'1 Cards . . 'v Club Insignia Repairing Memorial Plaques ly Represented by - Randolph, Vt' :v Mr. Sawyer W. Lee Tel, 252-2 4' 15 North Williams St. 1 Burlington, Vt. C V 1: 1' Ompoifmen S :E Tewksbury's Corner Store 4+ . . - - 1. and Service Station 1Kani1n1nl3 ilinnrral 11 I Epruirp Groceries and Meats RUd01f R. Day 5 Open Nights and Sundays P Private Ambulance Service 1' - at All Times Phone 287 2 in VERMONT STATE ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE MARINELLO affiliated Complete Beauty Training Write for booklet - BEAUTY A CAREER 94 Church St. Phone 6388-W Burlington, Vt. . Gr K N 42 Galloping Ghost 'YV W' KE se 9? THE THOMAS STORE D. L. CHADWICK, Prop. DRY GOODS, SHOES, LADIES' AND MISSES' GARMENTS. School and Dress Shoes Q 0 :::::::::::::::::::: THE L SPOT Ice Cream Parlor Just the place to meet after the game or show. Alfred J. Mazzolini Randolph, Vermont Central Vermonl: ,N ,S Public Service WER Corp -Z' we . PO Better Light - Better Sight 21 Merchants Row RANDOLPH, VERMONT F. L. JERD MEA TS i GROCE RIE S B F R U1 TS VEGETABLES RANDOLPH 1-z VERMONT J. H. Lamson 81 Sons Headquarters for TRY OUR COAL and FUEL OIL Be convinced of its Tools, quality. Paintsand R dlhc ISZI C Electrical Supplies an 0 p 0a ce 0' Tel. 129-2 Compliments Compliments of of L. W. Webster Co. Er. ilhrhnrh illllitrhrll Wood and Builders' Finish OPTOMETRIST G? H :M QA, 'i' Gailoping Ghost 'VD cv K3 SQ P 'r in if ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 19 'f:::::::::::::::::::::::J Patch's Studio and Gift Shop 1: ALLEN'S GARAGE Randolph, Vermont I: Ignition, Automotive Electri- For a great many years it has cal Servlcg, been a pleasure to serve you in our 1: . General Repglrmg Gift Shop and with Portraits from ' Wlndshleld afld Sldeglass Cut our Studio. It has always been Ir and 11'1St3H9d- our policy to give Quality both in 1' Taxi Service Photographs and our Gift Shop at Q: Randolph - Vermont. reasonable prices. Phone 112-3 ,,,,,,,,v.,,,,,,....,,..:,.-: 'v ,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,v ,,,, , Fi H. ' Compliments Jeweler 1: gf Watch and Clock Repairing H. F. Tilson . , 4, Main St. Randolph, Vt. 1: REAL ESTATE Watches bought, sold, exchang- GENERAL INSURANCE ed-all kinds-new and rebuilt. 1: 4+ The Hx-xee RPXNDOLPH ETT PRESS - VERMONT Clfb Commercial Printing Qflfv Compliments Of Randolph Furniture Company frigel in 4 7 for Girls and Boys C5 ' Fl W up