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

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GALLOPING GHOST Commencement Program BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES Sunday, June 13, 1954, 4:15 P. M. Processional: Lead On, O King Eternal ----- Smart Invocation ------- Rev. Richard J. Falvella Where'er You Walk - - - ---- Handel Scripture Reading - - - Rev. Otis R. Heath Prayer ----- - Rev. Charles W. Saum The Lord Is My Shepherd - - - - Koschat Baccalaureate Address - Rev. Otis R. Heath No Shadows Yonder - - - ----- Gaul Benedict.ion ------- Rev. Robert S. Baker Recessional: O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee - - - Smith CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES Thursday, June 17, 8:15 P. M. Class Stunt by Sandra Morse, Ranee Cowdrey, Peggy Dalton, Laurence McGee, Carol Lewis BETWEEN THE BOOK ENDS Address of Welcome ------- Mona Jones Contents of Books: Class History - Jane Tewksbury, Phyllis Webster, Elaine Battles Class President's Address to Classmates - - - Jerry Osha Class Poem - - - Sandra Bruorton, Elinor Hutchinson Class Prophecy - Shayne Tabor, Gilbert Tabor, Mary Ann Stone Class Gifts - - Janis Rogers, Ronald Smith, Shirley Jarvis Award of Silver R's - Raymond Gray, Student Council President Gift to the School ------- Bernard Duto Class Will - Marilyn Gifford, Stella Blanchard, Louise Brigham Class Song ----- Joan Davis, Raymond Gray GRADUATION EXERCISES Friday, June 18, 8:15 P. M. Processional: Lead On, O King Eternal ----- Smart Invocation ------ -- Rev. Otis R. Heath The Lord's Prayer -------- Malotte Salutatory and Honor Essay - Youth Seeks an Education Mona Jones Honor Essay - Youth Meets the World of Work - Ann Potuznick You'lZ Never Walk Alone ------- Rodgers America, Our Heritage ------- Steele Honor Essay - Youth Uses Leisure Hours - - Eleanor Braley Essay and Valedictory - Youth Faces Responsibilities Phyllis Webster Thanks to Thee --------- Handel Presentation of Scholarships and Awards - - Prin. W. J. Gaidys Presentation of Diplomas ---- Mr. Edson E. Gifford, Jr. Chairman of School Board Benediction - - - - Rev. Hooper R. Goodwin Recessional: Alma M ater

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GALLOPING GHOST Freshman Class Front Row Cleft to rightj: Mr. Gaidys, Laurence Monroe, Norbert LaPerle, Carl Capron, Gerry Tabor, Evangeline Sherman, Pauline Connolly, Rita Cady, Christina Bugbee, Ethel Hulbert, Sheila Whitney, Donna Manning, Beda Kendall, Miss Johnson. Second Row: Marcia Rattee, Dorothy Trask, Mary Ann Laura, Linda Chadwick, Phyllis Brassard, Elizabeth Bowen, Martha Jewett, Lillian Salls, Melissa Hockman, Caroline Stockiisch, Elizabeth Parker, Wanda Cox, Patty Battles. Third Row: Clark Abel. Donald Sawyer, Robert Braley, Volney Blodgett, Carol Dustin, Jacqueline Maloney, Julie Milo, Alice Battles, Virginia Upham, Ronald Howard, William Dupras, Eugene Shapiro, William Richards, Raymond Carpenter. Fourth Row: Gordon Small, Raymond Chase, Harold Armstrong, Ivan Thurston, Ronald Sanford, Ronald Greenwood, Raymond Hedding, Jack Cowdrey, Monte Tabor, Raymond Brown, William Facto, Neil Webster, Bruce Kelton, Wayne Flint.

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GALLOPING GHOST Class Poem by SANDRA BRUORTON and ELINOR HUTCHINSON As we look back through our school years, Our studies, memories past, We know that we've gained knowledge That through all years will last. Although we don't expect to see That all our dreams come true, We do hope, though, that we can be Good workers through and through. To a new and brighter future, Clear of hindrance in our way, We look ahead with hope and faith On graduation day. We realize, when we reach this day, The day of graduation, The best years of our lives are past And now we seek new stations. We wish to thank the faculty For all they've helped us here, Because they've taught what we should know, We've nothing now to fear. We raise our heads withhopefulness, To make a better world, To achieve our tasks, and always help Our people when in peril. With sound of marching music, Heard floating through open door, Proudly, and with heads held high, Goes our class of '54,