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Galloping Ghost S B.-R. U. H. S.--1958 ? P bl hdbyth S CI fB f R dlphU HghSh I R dIphV t X7 MR. WILLIAM GAIDYS 2 etdfcdzidlt We, the class of 195 8, wish to dedicate our yearhook to Mr. Gaidys. As principal, he has withstood the triple threat of incoming freshmen, administrational tasks, and senioritis. His advice has influenced many of ns in our decisions for the fntiire. With this, oiir appreciation, we projfer a sincere wish that Braintree- Randolph Union High School may he privileged to have his services for many years. FIRST ROW Neff to righfj: Mr. Parker, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. Gaidys, Mrs. Perry, Mr. Thibault, Miss Berry, SECOND Row flcft to rigfoljz Mr. Wooster, Mrs. MacDear1-nid, Mr. Robert, Miss Shirley, Mr, Currier, WILLIAM GAIDYS .... MARY PERRY .............. EDITH STAUTZENBACH MARILYN BATES ...... WILMA SHIRLEY ....,. JANE MACDEARMID .. RICHARD ELLIs ......... WILMOND PARKER RICHARD ROBERT ....... J. KENNETH CURRIER Principal, Mechanical Drawing Latin, French, English Music English English Home Economics Band, Orchestra . ..... History, Economic Geography ................. Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics Sociology, General Business, Bookkeeping GLADYS BERRY ........... .,.. .... .......,...... T y 1 ning, Shorthand, Coach STUART VUOOSTER ..... .... C ivics, Driver Education, Coach EDWARD THIBAULT .,,. ............................ I ndustrial Arts ISABEL HUTCHINSON Mathematics, General Science SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW fleft to rigbfjz Rita Voghell Qstudent councilj, Sandra Gray ftreasurerj, Marilyn Brigham Qpresidentj, Robert Moore Qvice-presidentj, Geraldine Greenwood Qsecretaryj. SECOND ROW: John Roy Qstudent cvouncilj, Mrs. Perry Qadvisorj, Mr. Robert Qadvisorj. 4.4-.,.p.0.0.'-4-4-.4 CLASS MOTTO - Climb Though The Rocks Be Rugged CLASS COLORS -- Pink and Silver CLASS FLOWER - Pink Rose CLASS MARSHALS - Galen Collins, Charles Diggle CLASS ADVISORS - Mrs. Mary Perry, Richard Robert GALLOPING GHOST 5 HONOR STUDENTS . i Left to Right: Ann Webster CValedictoriariJ, Lewis Chambers CSalutaI:orianj, Marilyn Brigham, and Joyce Spooner. ARLENE ETTA ADAMS Member of the Upper Fourth Q-Hg Chorus C1,2,3,4jg Choral Concerts Q1,3,4jg Baccalaureate C1,2,3jg Graduation Exercises C355 Winooski Festival C3,4jg Dedication CSQQ Christmas Assembly Q4jg Magazine Drive C1,2,3,4Jg Gazette Staff C423 Year- book 1455 Class Committees Q1,2,3,4Jg Prompter for Senior Play 445. Well dom' ix brttrfr than well saizlf, 6 GALLOPING GHOST AUDREY DELLA ADAMS Member of the Upper Fourth Q4-jg Chorus f1,2,3,4jg Choral Concerts C1,2,3,4Jg Baccalaureate C1,2,3Jg Graduation Exercises Ujg Winooski Festival C5,4Jg Dedication of School U35 Christmas Assembly Q4jg Bookstore O15 Magazine Drive C1,2,3Jg Typist for school paper Q4J5 Yearbook Staff Q4Jg Class Committees Q1,2,3,4jg RONALD ADAMS Ronnie I get u kick out of life. SANDRA JEAN ALLEN Sandy Chorus C1,2,3,4Jg Choir C2,3,4-jg Choral Concerts Q1,3,4Jg Orchestra C1,2,3,4Jg Instrumental Concerts Q1,2,3,4-jg Baccalaureate Q1,2,3jg Graduation Exercises C2,3Jg Northfield-Randolph Joint Concert Q2jg Winooski Festival 0,453 All State C455 Cheerleader C4jg Yearbook Staff Q4Dg Class Committees f1,2,3,4jg Chairman for Chairman for Peanuts for Polio Drive 435. And iuerry go ber 'molrlcntsf' Carnival Play property committee 131. Infinite riches in a small room. fKx+zef'1'f.ffsw 15905 11 ffrir if ta f :swf fs .Saws a k. .ww M ,sm , slr 4551! ,S r my 2 .2 A 15' 1 , X lull ,fha Msw J ,. ,.,si,-,Ms F, ,Q ffisatiaif Q gi sf, 5 M . - A Ffwsml,14sfs:w1m-f.ff5' f-' .' -m:xfi? f, N, ,rift wif 'fs'5a2f,I'?,Qf7'Sf:9U5445: ' 'fMF,'f3H'f1 A ff'551'ym:3i53s7Gfi5'i3'f'?5 ' e 125 ' .. 'Eff if5:UNi5if '.f?3'7fLfE' ' a ., ' - - I wiv iff1,'I:w-fLfas,'5.sf ' ' EE , f Maw, :gfgsgfg wh: ,fs55,4,y.,a wg 5 farm V W, f s A W -a fsfws an-ref 'msg 1 Erffsifliua' S X 414: W Q WT f QW 'wiff5fS?if5sEg3? ! .. 1' .Z , ' , f Mm, wi.-,fsf.,, , .s:.,.-:s-.-.. .R Wi 5 saii ff i 1 I . wffwgfsf, -I P- . ,A Y , . ,gy VV V, i g, knit so . , t f wiv 1 - . ,W wifwgv DAVID BARNARD Dave, Burl Orchestra C1,2,3,4jg Carnival Play Q1,3,4jg Senior Play f2,3,4jg Band fl,2,3,4jg Band Concert C1,2,3jg Memorial Exercises C1,2,3,4Dg Winooski C1,2,3,4jg All- State Q1,2,3Jg The Familiar Stranger C355 Orchestra and Chorus Concert 1255 Spring Concert C415 Basketball Ql,2,3,4Jg Inter-Class Basketball C235 Baseball C2,4Jg Inter-Class Baseball Q2jg Golf OJ, A tloousaml women do not char-nz mef' GALLOPING GHOST 7 RICHARD MURRAY BARRETT Dick, Raslus Student Council C45g Safety Patrol C35g Basketball C1,25g Inter-Class Sports C255 Christmas Assembly C455 Class Committees Cl,2,3,45. A little 11011501150 110111 tllttl lfaeu is l'l'IiSl3L'tl by tbl' wisest IIIUII. MARGARET K. BATTLES Peg, Peggy Dramatics Club C45g Senior Play C45g Carnival Play C455 Assembly, State One- Act Play C355 Chorus C1,2,3,45g Choir C1,2,3,45g Choral Concerts C1,3,45g Northfield-Randolph joint Concert C253 Majorettes C1,2,3,45g Baccalaureate C1,2,35g Graduation C1,2,35g Winooski Festival C255 All-State C45g Building Patrol C455 Basketball C1,2,45g Magazine Drive C455 Ofhce Girl C355 Class Committees C1,2,3,45. Let me live Iifc to its hilt. FRANCIS H. BELISLE Chorus C1,2,3,45g Choir C453 Choral Concerts C1,3,45g Dedication of School C35g Winooski Festival C459 Safety Patrol C453 Magazine Drive C3,45g Home Room Captain C45 . Quiet, you think P CLINTON RODRIC BEDELL Beetle Debating C1,25g Chorus C1,2,3,45g Choir C1,2,35g Choral Concerts C3,45g Bac- calaureate C1,2,35g Graduation Exercises C1,35g Winooski Festival C2,3,45g A11- State C455 Dedication of School C359 Class Committees C1,35. If some trouble would upset him, first it'x got to come and get him. LOPING GHOST JUDITH MARY BLAISDELL Judy Chorus C1,2,3,415 Choir C1,2,315 Choral Concerts C1,3,41g Memorial Exercises C115 Baccalaureate C1,2,315 Graduation Exercises C1,2,315 Winooski Festival C3,415 Magazine Drive C2,315 Christmas Assembly C415 Yearbook Staff C415 Class Com- mittees C1,2,3,41. Her mirth the worlzl required, :be bathed it in smiles of glee. Chorus C1 2 3 41 Choral Concerts C11 Memorial Exercises C415 Baccalaureate C2,315 Graduation C315 Building Patrol C415 Magazine Drive C315 Class Committees C31. Let the world .slideg Pll not budge an inch. - Shakespeare MARILYN MARJORIE BRIGHAM Member of Upper Fourth C415 President C415 Student Council C3,415 Debating C115 Chorus C1,2,3,415 Choral Concerts C2,3,415 Baccalaureate C1,2,315 Graduation C115 Winooski Festival C315 Building Patrol C415 Magazine Drive C2,3,415 Gazette Staff C3,415 U. N. Model Assembly C315 Delegate to Allied Youth Convention C415 Class Committees C1,3,41. True to work, word and frie1m ' SHIRLEY J. BROWN C1,2,s,41. Building Patrol C415 Magazine Drive C3 41 Gazette Staff C3 41 Class Committees A good laenrfx worth gold Shakespeare GALLOPING GHC LEWIS ROBERT CHAMBERS Louie Salutatorian C435 President C335 Vice-President C235 Student Council C135 Vice- President C335 President C435 Carnival Play C2,3,435 Senior Play C435 State Play C1,2,3,435 Debating C135 Chorus C1,2,3,435 Choir C2,335 Choral Concerts C1,2,335 Baccalaureate C1,235 Graduation C2,335 Basketball Manager C335 Interclass Basket- ball C3,435 Magazine Drive C2,3,435 Gazette Staff C1,2,3,435 Editor C435 Yearbook Staff C435 Winooski Festival C2,3,435 All State C435 Boys' State C335 DAR Under- class Award C535 lst prize Elks Youth Leadership Contest qdisfriet and state3 C435 3rd prize Elks Most Valuable Student Contest Cdistrict3 C435 Delegate to Allied Youth Convention C435 Office Boy C435 Class Committees C1,2,3,-435 Class Night C43. None but himself can be his parallel. - Thegbald HARRIET M. CHASE Harry, Frlzzy, FrlzzIe T p Dramatics Club C2,3,435 Carnival Play C135 Cast C335 Senior Play Cast C435 Chorus C1,2,3,435 Choir C1,2,3,435 Choral Concerts C1,2,3,435 Orchestra C1,2,3,435 Memorial Exercises C1,3,435 Baccalaureate C1,2,335 Graduation C1,2,335 Winooski Festival C1,2,3,435 A11 State C3,435 Instrumental Concerts C1,2,3,435 Dedication C335 Building Patrol C435 Basketball C2,3,435 Captain C435 Magazine Drive C2,3,432 Gazette Staff C3,43 Yearbook Staff C435 Girls' State C335 Class Committees C1,2,3,43. Nothing great was wer acbicvczl without L'111fl91t.Yl!lXl7lH - Emerson FRED G. CLEVELAND Beaver Member of Upper Fourth C435 President C135 Student Council C1,335 Senior Play C435 Debating C435 Chorus C1,2,3,435 Choir C1,2,3,435 Choral Concerts C1,2,3,435 Bac- calaureate C1,335 Graduation C1,335 Winooski Festival C435 All-State Auditions C135 Safety Patrol C435 Magazine Drive C1,3,435 Business Manager C1,435 Yearbook, Editor C435 U. N. Model Assembly C335 Class Committees C1,2,3,43. BURTON CURTISS COBURN, JR. Curt Chorus C435 Choral Concerts C433 Wfinooski C435 All-State C435 Class Baseball C235 Class Committees C1,3,43. A 1111111 of few womls is he. One who ncuer turucrl lazs back but nzaitked :best forward' I0 GALLOPING GHOST VIRGINIA MARY COOK Ginny, Cooky Dramatics Club 131g Assembly Play C315 Chorus f1,2,3,41g Choral Concerts f1,2,3,41g Christmas Assembly C415 Memorial Exercises 0,415 Baccalaureate C1,2, 3,413 Graduation C315 Gazette Staff 13,413 Yearbook Staff C415 Office Girl C315 Class Committees Q1,2,3,41. I IVatcl9 out, P11 make you luuglaln LOIS EULA CURTIS Rochester High School Q1,2,31g Chorus Q1,2,3,41g Audition for Music Festival Q21g Magazine Drive C1,2,3,41g Class Committees Q2,31g V. F. W. Essay 42,515 Edmunds Essay QZ1. The pattern of all patience - Shakespeare GLORIA MABEL DUMONT DU Carnival Play C115 Chorus C1,2,3,41g Choir Q41g Choral Concerts Q1,2,3,41g Memorial Exercises C1,2,3,41g Baccalaureate f1,2,31g Graduation Q1,2,31g Winooski Festival Q3,41g Building Patrol C413 Magazine Drive 0,413 Gazette Staff 0,413 Class Committees Q1,2,3,41. Wit is the only wal! between us and the rlarkf' - Van Doren ELIZABETH MAE FACTO Liz, Midget Freshman Play, Property Committee 111, Basketball C3,41g Coaching 431g Class Committees C1,2,3,41. PII pu! u girdle a1'01mel the earth in fell 1rzi1111te.v. GALLOPING GHOST 11 PHYLLIS EVELYN FARRINGTON Phyl Chorus 11,2,3,415 Choral Concerts 13,415 Memorial Exercises 1415 Baccalaureate 11,2,315 Graduation 1315 Dedication 1315 Winooski Festival 1315 Magazine Drive Room Captain 1415 Gazette Staff 1415 Class Committees 11,31. Mirtla, admit me of thy crew. - Milton SANDRA ANN GRAY Sandy, Sag, Gas Rutland High School 1115 Girls' Athletic Association 1115 International Relations Club 1115 Class Treasurer 1415 Dramatics Club 1315 Carnival Play Prompter 1315 Senior Play Cast 1415 Christmas Assembly 1415 Chorus 12,3,415 Choir 12,3,415 Choral Concerts 12,3,415 Memorial Exercises 12,3,415 Baccalaureate 12,315 Graduation Exercises 12,315 Dedication 1315 Winooski 1415 Bookstore 1415 Magazine Drive 13,415 Gazette Staff 1315 joke Editor 1415 Yearbook 1315 Business Manager 1415 Class Night 1415 Class Committees 12,3,41. A nevri'-failing friendship. RETA ANN GREENE Reef Choral Concert, Ticket Committee 1315 Magazine Drive 1415 Gazette Staff 1315 Feature Editor 1415 Yearbook 13,415 Christmas Assembly 1415 Class Committees 113,41- HBI1lSl7i1lg is the color of virtue. GERALDINE ANN GREENWOOD Gerry Secretary 1415 Debating Manager 1415 Chorus 11,2,3,415 Choral Concerts 11,3,415 Dedication 1315 Baccalaureate 11,315 Graduation Exercises 1315 Basketball 11,315 Cheerleader 1415 Bookstore Chairman 1415 Yearbook 1415 Class Committees 11,2,3,41. She moves zz goddess and looks a queen. - Homer LLOPING GHOST EVELYN MAY HEDDING Evil-B, Ev Member of the Upper Fourth C455 Dramatics Club C255 Chorus CI,2,3,455 Choir C1,2,3,455 Orchestra C1,2,3,455 Choral Concerts C1,2,3,455 Band C1,2,3,455 In- strumental Concerts C1,2,3,455 Memorial Exercises C1,2,3,455 Baccalaureate C1,2,355 Graduation C1,2,355 Winooski Festival C2,3,455 All-State Auditions C1,355 Magazine Drive C3,455 Home Room Captain C455 Gazette Staff C455 Yearbook C455 Class Committees C1,2,3,45. A merry smile, a cheery hello. Member of Upper Fourth C455 Student Council C255 Carnival Play Cast C455 Chorus C1,2,3,455 Choir C1,2,3,455 Baccalaureate C1,2,355 Graduation Exercises C1,2,355 Winooski Festival C3,455 All-State Auditions C155 Building Patrol C455 Magazine Drive C1,2,3,455 Publicity Director C455 Room Captain C355 Gazette Staff C1,3,455 Yearbook C455 Class Committees C1,2,3,45. A willing worker always? RUTH BERNICE HILL Ruthie Member of Upper Fourth C455 Debating C2,3,455 Chorus C1,2,3,455 Choir C2,3,455 Choral Concerts C1,2,3,455 Band C2,3,455 Instrumental Concerts C2,3,455 Memorial Exercises C1,2,3,455 Baccalaureate C1,2,355 Graduation C2,355 Winooski Festival C3,455 All-State Auditions C355 Building Patrol C455 Magazine Drive C1,2,455 Gazette Staff C1,455 Yearbook C455 Class Committees C1,2,3,45. How dull zt zs to pause to make an curl. - Tennyson CAROL VIRGINIA JACQUES Member of Upper F-ourth C455 Secretary-Treasurer C155 Secretary C255 Dramatics Club C2,3,455 Senior Play C455 State Play C1,3,455 Assembly Play C255 Debating C1,2,3,455 State Tournament C2,3,455 Chorus CI,255 Ch-oral Concert C155 Majorettes C1,2,3,455 Memorial Exercises Cl,2,3,455 Magazine Drive Cl,2,355 Gazette Staff C455 Yearbook C455 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award C455 U. V. M. Debating Scholarship C255 Class Committees C1,2,3,45. AIl1zved lo brighter worlds mul led llae way. - Goldsmith GALLOPING GHOST 'I3 THERESA A. JARVIS Pickles, Pick Chorus Q1,2,3,4-jg Choir Q4-Q5 Choral Concerts Q1,2,3,4j5 Majorettes C1,2,3,4J5 Instrumental Concerts C1,2,3,4hg Memorial Exercises C1,3,4D5 Baccalaureate 11,255 Winooski Festival C455 Gazette Staff QSJ5 Class Committees Q1,2,3,4j. A friend is never known ,til a man have r1ecd.', GEORGE J. KENDALI., JR. Debating C115 Chorus C255 Inter-class Basketball C115 Class Committees C1,3J. My way is to begin with the bcgi11ni11g.', - Byron ROXY R. KENDALL ROX Christmas Assembly Q4-D5 Chorus C1,2,3,4-Q5 Choral Concerts C1,3,4J5 Baccalaureate Q1,2J5 Class Committees Q1,2,5,4j5 Class Night Q4j. l'll note you in my book of mc'mo1'y. - Shakespeare SYLVIA MAE LAROCQUE Suki Williamstown High School C155 Glee Club 4135 Baccalaureate and Graduation Exercises C155 Chorus C2,3,4-jg Memorial Exercises 0,455 Baccalaureate 12,335 Dedication QSD5 Graduation Exercises Q3j5 Winooski Festival C315 Class Committees Q2,3,4jg Class Night Q4-J. A .smile io Iigbf your rlny 1l1'7.U 14 GALLOPING GHOST ELVA A. LOURA Christmas Assembly 1455 Chorus 11,2,3,455 Choral Concerts 11,2,355 Baccalaureate 11,2,355 Dedication 1355 Graduation Exercises 1555 Building Patrol 1455 Magazine Drive 12,455 Yearbook Staff 1455 Class Committees 11,2,3,455 Class Night 145. G0r1's in his heaven - aIl': right with fhe worldf' - Browning LAWRENCE IRVING MITCHELL larry, MiiCl1, SIim Class Committees 11,2,3,45. Some think lhe world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. ROBERT JOHN MOORE Bob Member of Upper Fourth5 President 1255 Student Council 1255 Vice-President 1455 Carnival Play Cast 11,2,355 Assistant Director of Senior Play 1455 Student Talent Assembly 1355 Chorus 12,3,455 Choral Concerts 12,3,455 Orchestra and Band 11,2,3,455 Instrumental Concerts 11,2,3,455 Memorial Exercises 11,355 Baccalaureate 1355 Graduation Exercises 1355 Winooski Festival 11,3,455 All-Stare 11,3,455 Boy's Audition 1255 Lions Club Music Scholarship 1455 Basketball 11,255 Basket- ball Manager 1455 Baseball 11,2,355 Basketball Tournament 1255 Magazine Drive 1455 Home Room Captain 1455 Boy's State 1355 Class Night 145. Far of his coming shone. Vice-President 1155 Christmas Assembly 1455 Band 1155 Winooski Festival 1155 Basketball 11,2,455 Captain 1455 Baseball 12,455 Golf Team 13,455 Soccer 1455 Intra-mural Sports 1255 Gazette Staff 13,455 Boy's State Alternate 1355 Class Marshal 1355 Class Committees 11,2,3,455 Class Night 145. HM lips were so nrur that - what else could I rio? JAMES EDWARD PIERCE Jim, Doc, Seize I GALLOPING GHOST I5 LINDA MEREDITH ROGERS -'f4Lynn, Lindi Dramatics Club 12,355 Carnival Play 1255 Cast 11,2,355 Assembly 1355- Chorus 11,253,455 Choral Concerts 13,455 Memorial Exercises 1455 Baccalaureate 11,2,355 Graduation Exercises 1355 Magazine Drive 1255 Gazette Staff 1355 Class Com- mittees 11,2,3,455 Class Night 145. -. And laughter laoldirzg both bis sides, - Milton JOHN LAMBERT ROY Milton High School 11,255 Student Council 1455 Dramatics Club 11,255 Carnival Play 13,455 -Senior Play.1455 Assembly Play 1455 Glee Club 11,255 Safety Patrol 1455 Baseball 11,25.5 Basketball 1255 Bookstore 1455 Yearbook 1455 Class Com- mittees 13,45. rI5V7'ifE me as one that loves his-fellow 11167731 - Hunt ROSETTA ALICE ROYCE Christmas Assembly 145. God bless you. SHIRLEY FRANCES RUSSELL Wiggles Senior Play Cast 1455 Pep Rally Assembly 1355 Christmas Assembly 1455 Chorus 11,253,455 Choral Concerts 13,455 Baccalaureate 11,2,355 Graduation Exercises 1355 Majorettes 11,2,355 Winooski Festival 1355 All-State Festival 12,355 Memorial Exercises 13,455 Building Patrol 1455 Cheerleading 13,455 Captain 1455 Yearbook 1455 Oflice Girl 145. If music be Ibr' food of low, play on. - Shakespeare 16 GALLOPING GHOST Christmas Assembly C415 Chorus C1,2,3,415 Choir C415 Choral Concerts C1,2,3,415 Memorial Exercises C415 Baccalaureate C1,2,315 Dedication C315 Graduation C315 Winooski Festival C3,415 Basketball C1,2,3,415 Captain C315 Junior High Basketball Coach C215 Magazine Drive C315 Gazette Staff C1,3,415 Girls' Sports Editor C415 Class Committees C1,2,3,41. People have more fun Haan anybody. RAYMOND EARL SAWYER Ray, Fats Dramatics C315 Carnival Play Cast C115 Carnival Play C2,415 Senior Play Cast C415 State Play C2,415 Assembly Play C415 Chorus C215 Choral Concerts C215 Baccalaureate Exercises C115 Safety Patrol C115 Basketball Manager C215 Magazine Drive C415 Class Committees C1,3,41. Pm sure care'x an enemy to life. DONALD AVERY SMITH Don Carnival Play Cast C415 Senior Play C415 Christmas Assembly C415 Class Marshal C315 Class Committees C1,2,3,41. Worry kills men5 why die? JOYCE ELIZABETH SPOONER Member of the Upper Fourth C415 Secretary C315 Senior Play C415 Assembly Play C415 Debating C1,2,3,415 State Tournament C2,3,415 U. N. H. Debate Tournament C3,415 Chorus C3,415 Choral Concerts C3,415 Memorial Exercises C315 Graduation C315 Building Patrol C415 Magazine Drive C415 Gazette Staff C2,3,415 Yearbook C415 Alternate to Girls' State C415 State Public Speaking Contest C515 Class Com- mittees C2,3,41. Ta strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. - Tennyson ROBERTA ANN SARGENT Bert, BerIa, Sarge GALLOPING GHO RITA LORRAINE VOGHELL Reef Student Council Vice-President 1413 Carnival Play 12,413 Assembly Play 1413 Chorus 11,2,3,413 Choir 11,3,413 Choral Concerts 11,233,413 Memorial Exercises 1413 Baccalaureate 11,313 Graduation 11,313 Winooski Festival 13,413 Building Patrol 1413 Basketball 1113 Magazine Drive 1413 Yearbook, Assistant Editor 1413 Girls, State 1513 Ofhce Girl 1413 Captain of Peanut Drive 1413 'Class Committees 11,2,3,41. , Ami I wrofc my happy songsf' ANN ELIZABETH WEBSTER HUHICSI' Valedictorian 1413 Vice-President 131, Student Council 111, Dramatics Club 12,3,413 Carnival Play 11,2,3,413 Senior Play Cast 1413 Assembly Play 13,413 Chorus 11,2,3,413 Choir 1l,2,3,413 Choral Concerts 11,2,3,413 Orchestra 11,2,3,413 Instrumental Concerts 11,2,3,413 Memorial Exercises 11,2,3,41g Baccalaureate 11,2,313 Graduation 11,2,313 Winooski Festival 13,413 All-State 1413 All-State Audition 1113 MENC Chorus at Atlantic City 1313 Building Patrol Captain 1413 Cheerleading 12,3,413 Magazine Drive 12,3,4-13 General Manager 1413 Gazette Staff 12,3,413 Yearbook Staff 13,413 United Nations 1413 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl 1413 Class Committees 11,2,3,4-1. My night shall be rerzzearibcwd for a star that oufshom' all the sims of all 71107195 days. -- Brooke Committees 11,2,3,41. JANICE BARBARA YOUNG Jan, Safch, Satchmo, Bugzy Treasurer 12,313 Dramatics Club 12,313 Carnival Play 12,413 State Play 1313 Chorus 11,2,3,413 Choral Concerts 1l,2,3,41g Orchestra and Band 11,2,3,413 In- strumental Concerts 12,313 Memorial Exercises 12,3,413 Baccalaureate 1l,2,313 Graduation 1213 Winooski Festivals 12,3,413 All-State Festival 12,3,413 Dedication 1313 Audition in Montpelier 1313 Basketball 11,3,413 Co-Manager 1413 Manager 1213 Magazine Drive 1413 Yearbook 1413 Safety Education 1313 Class Committees 1i,z,i,41. , Her ways are ways of jilmzsazfflzrxx, am! all her paths are prarc? LINDA MARION WRIGHT Llndl Carnival Play 12,413 Senior Play 141 Cheerleading 121 Gazette Staff 131 Class When first she glcanzcrl upon mg sigh! LLOPING GHO GALLOPING G HOST 19 BEST ALL-AROUND ............................ ...... MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY ........ ...... BEST LOOKING ................................ ...... MOST POPULAR DONE MOST FOR CLASS AND B-RUHS .............. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ................... ...... BEST ATHLETE ...................... ...... BEST AcToR-AcTRESs ...... Q ..... . EEST DANCER ............... ...... BEST GROOMED MOST STUDIOUS ........ ...... MOST DEPENDABLE ..... ...... MOST DIPLOMATIC ....... ...... BEST SPORT ..............................,...................... ...... MOST LIKED TO BE MAROONED WITH ............ MOST MUSICAL ........................................... ...... MOST SOPHISTICATED ........ ...... MOST OPTIMISTIC ....... ...... MOST PESSIMISTIC ...... ...... NOISIEST ................. ...... QUIETEST ........... CLASS CLOWN ..... ...... MOST STUBBORN ........ ...... MOST EASHEUL MOST DARING ........ ...... MOST ECCENTRIC ......... ...... CLASS GUM CHEWER ....... ...... CLASS GIGGLER CLASS LADY AND GENTLEMAN ........ ...... MOST CONVINCING LINE ............. ...... CLASS BALLOT BOY Robert Moore Fred Cleveland jim Pierce A jim Pierce Lewis Chambers Robert Moore jim Pierce Lewis Chambers Jim Pierce Dave Barnard Lewis Chambers Lewis Chambers Fred Cleveland Fred Cleveland jim Pierce Robert Moore Robert Moore Donald Smith Clinton Bedell john Roy Francis Belisle john Roy Dave Barnard Francis Belisle john Roy Dave Barnard Ray Sawyer john Roy Robert- Moore Fred Cleveland GIRL Ann Webster Rita Voghell Sylvia LaRocque Rita Voghell Ann Webster Ann Webster Roberta Sargent Peggy Battles Shirley Russell Gerry Greenwood :mn Webster Ann Webster I Ann Webster Harriet Chase Sylvia LaRocque Janice Young Gerry Greenwood Joyce Spooner Evelyn Hedding Linda Rogers Rosetta Royce Ginny Cook Rita Voghell Rosetta Royce Linda Rogers Joyce Spooner Linda Wright Joyce Spooner Gerry Greenwood Ann Webster LLOPING GHO LLOPING GHOST LLOPING GHO LLOPING GHO 24 GALLOPING GHOST CLASS HISTORY In September 1954, the class of 1958 embarked upon its tour of duty at Randolph High School. We started our high school careers with a bang, by plunging into varied and numerous activities. Our first encounter with high school life was at the Freshman Reception. In February our Civics class journeyed to Montpelier where they visited the Capitol and Legislature and met the Governor. That same month we put on our first Valentine Social. Our carnival play Miggles proved exciting as it was our first attempt at a play. At the end of the year we had our annual picnic with our advisors Miss French and Mr. Gaidys. Our first duty as Sophomores was to welcome the incoming freshmen. T Our Carnival Play, The Perfect Gentleman won us second place. This was very exciting since this was only our second experience. 1' 'The biggest moment of the year arrived when the L. G. Balfour representative came to take our order for the class rings. At the close of school we said good-bye to the old building and looked forward to entering the new school in the fall. GALLOPING GHOST 25 As juniors our first task was to accustom ourselves to the new surroundings. The second week of school brought the arrival of our class rings. The two biggest projects during our junior year were Dance Date . . . 26 GALLOPING GHOST and the comedy basketball game between the faculty and the student teams GALLOPING GHOST 27 Our contribution to the Carnival plays was One of Usf, After most of these activities there was a party one Could attend 28 GALLOPING GHOST At last we entered our final year of high school. Our two dramatic episodes included the Senior Play entitled The Heiress OUR DIRECTOR, oUR STAR, AND THE ORCHESTRA and our cup winning Carnival Play, Still Stands The House. Our class trip and banquet was held at Lake Morey Inn, Fairlee, Vt. The last week provided a suitable climax to four years' labor. We crammed into eight days the Senior Ball, The Class Trip, Baccalaureate, Exams, and finally GRADUATION I I I LLOPING GHOST 30 GA LLOPING GHOST CLASS DOPE WORLDLY NAME FAVORITE SUBJECT HOBBY POSSESSION HANGOUT PET EXPRESSION Arlene Adams Bookkeeping Dancing My class ring East Bethel Oh, heavens! Grange Hall Audrey Adams Typing Reading and Square My red hair Grange Hall Well, you see, it's like Dancing CEast Bethelj this - Ronald Adams Shop Fishing My car Home Well, s-ome Sandra Allen Sociology Dancing My license The l'Spot', Gee! David Barnard Music Appreciation Golf and Skiing Golf clubs Golf course Pretty much. Richard Barrefi' Shop Pool My teeth Abel's Is that your age or I.Q.? Margaret Battles French Art My drawing pencil My room Oh, Gosh! Clinton Bedell Math Fishing Several fishing rods Any trout Be good. Francis Belisle History and Math Hunting My rifle and dog Home Now I've seen everything Judy Blaisdell French Listening to Music Hope chest Home Oh, heavens! Norma Brassard English Dancing My class ring Flint's My heavens! Marilyn Brigham Bookkeeping Dancing and Reading Memories No. Tunbridge Oh dear! Shirley Brown Home Economics Cooking Donald Russell's Oh! What luck! lewis Chambers English Acting Money, money, School What a bloody mess money! this is! Harrier Chase Sociology Sewing Prayer book VATI Gym Oh, calm yourself! Fred Cleveland Physics Femmes Hot lunch ticket Sp-ot Ya Hooo! Curiiss Coburn Economic Geography Flying My license Home It's just one of those things. Virginia Cook Latin Dancing My license Randolph Diner Dum-da-dum-dum. Lois Curfis Biology Dancing My ring My room Don't like it. Gloria Dumont Sociology Dancing My diamond Randolph Diner Curses! Foiled again! Lil Facio Shorthand Dancing Letters Randolph Diner Real crazy! Phyllis Farrington Shorthand Dancing My class ring You never know Oh, really! Sandra Gray French Conecting Records My class ring Home How about that! Reia Greene Bookkeeping Having Fun My license Home You thing so, huh! Geraldine English Collecting LP's My friends Wherever my phono-Time will tell! Greenwood graph is Evelyn Hedding English Anything I'm doing My license and Home Hey now! at the time the car lauria Hill Sociology Rc:-ords My record player My room Yeah, I love you, too! Ruih Hill History Reading My pocket book Home Darn! Carol Jacques Home Economics Living Doc', Qrny stuffed Likely to be most You never can tell! tigerj anywhere Theresa Jarvis French Sports Driveris license Wherever you find I guess maybe! the gang GA LLOPING GHOST 3! CLASS DOPE ADVICE GUAI. WHAT NEXT? Always study hard, but don't forget to have fun, too. To be happy and successful. A j-ob -- bookkeeping and typing. Be good and study hard in high school, you'll be glad To be a success. Get a job. of it later. Take it easy. Get through school. Work. Study, you won't regret it. To join one of Vermont's largest clans. Champlain College of Commerce 'Yep-yep-yep-yep' get a job Professional Golfer. Embalming College Play it cool. To retire at 38. Air Force If you don't succeed the hrst time, try again. Tour throughout all foreign countries. Go to France No matter what you do, be careful. Civil Engineer. Great White Hunter Work hard, but have some fun. To be a success in electronics. Technical School Pay attention in classes or you'll regret it. To be a hairdresser. Sheldon Beauty Academy Study hardg youill always be glad you did. To take a trip around the world. Secretarial work Study hard, but have a good time too. To have a happy and successful life. Bookkeeper Study and work hard, and you'll succeed in whatever To be a housewife. you attempt. Your guess is as good as mine. Graduate. Dramatics Director. U. V. M. Don't let trifles trip you. To become a Physical Education Director. Bos ton University Keep B-RUHS hopping. Feet on desk, seegar in mouth. U. V. M. Make thc best of what you have and you will succeed.Own an airplane. Work on a farm Wear a smile and you'll at least look happy! The usual thing fget marriedjl Beautician Wfork hard and your rewards will be many. Work. Get married! Don't rush into things. National Life Company. Marriage Live for today, because there is no tomorrow. Physical Education teacher. Traveling Lead a good life and be happy. To walk across the ocean and not get wet. Work Establish a goal and work hard to attain it. To get my fingers bitten cleaning someone's teeth. Dental Hygiene Play it cool, but don't catch cold. To run a home for bachelors. ' Who knows Study hard! It's worth it. Registered nurse at Mary Fletcher Hospital. My B. S. Degree Get what you can out of life. To live to be a hundred. TCaCl1Cr'S education Don't let a fool kiss youg and clon't let a kiss fool you. To be the first female in a satellite to the moon. Champlain College of , Commerce Bite off more than you can chew, then chew it. Nurse. U. V. M. Enjoy life! I ! To do something no one has done yet. Home Economics at U. V. M. Enjoy yourself, it's later than you think! A good job. On to school 32 GALLOPING GHOST CLASS DOPE WORLDLY NAME FAVORITE SUBJECT HOBBY POSSESSION HANGOUT PET EXPRESSION George Kendall, J Geometry Sports Hunting rifle 12 Central Street Be good! Roxy Kendall Algebra Collecting horse statues Doing judging Home Aye, Man! ribbons Sylvia LaRocque French Dancing and swimming My brothers and Home Oh, sugar! sisters Elva l.oUra French Reading and swimming My friends Home Horrors' Lawrence Mitchell Shop Fishing My empty wallet Norm's Esso Aiyeah! Bob Moore Music Appreciation Music My musical Home Shut your head! instruments Jim Pierce Sociology Golf and pool Golf clubs Golf course Well, some Mr. Johnson!! Linda RogeI S English Taking care of my My family Cooley farm Mercy! nephews ' John Roy Shop Fishing, hunting and My good health Spot', Kiss me and I won't call trapping you foolish. Rosetta Royce French Reading Books Home Hey! Shirley Russell Typing Dancing My diamond The Spot Lordy! Roberta Sargent Sociology Sports Our Ford and my Wllerever the gang Ya?!! license is. Raymond Sawyer Shop Hunting The car Brookfield You know it! Man!! Donald' Smith Shop Hunting and fishing My '56 Chevy Behind the wheel Could be! Joyce Spooner World History Worksheets My debating box Leonardis Drug Stay-eat-eat-stay. Store, behind the fountain Rita Voghell Sociology Swimming My '46 l'Chevy Home That's no joke! Ann WebS1er Sociology Swimming Mrs. Perry The 'lSpot Lordy! linda Wrigl11' Home Economics Dancing jimmy Anywhere the gang Gosh! Idon't know. is - Janice Young Sociology Sports My license VATI' gym Gee whiz! GALLOPING GHOST 33 CLASS DOPE ADVICE GOAL WHAT NEXT? Study hardg fooling in high school is fooling yourself. Jet mechanic for Commercial Airlines. A family Work hard in school and you'll never be sorry. Be in the WAF. Housekeeper Take advantage of your Senior Privileges. To become a better golfer than Jim. Airline hostess Don,t make love behind the garden gateg love may be blind, but the neighbors ain't. To be a nurse. Nurses' Training Drive slow. To weigh 180 pounds. AChi6Ve goal Study and don't be afraid to stand up for your Music teacher Oberlin Conservatory of principles. Music Do it different than I did! To go into mortuary business with l'Burl. Military Keep calm. To be able to out-argue Fred. Practical nurse, then Airline stewardess Get all the education you can. I don't know. Air Force Q Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth. To be a missionary. On to school Use your own judgment. 4 To be a housewife. Who knows? N, , Be real good and you'll never have nfun. Coaching. Work, then school Have a ball while in school. To make machinist school. Work, then Air Force Don't turn back. To be a success. Time will tell Nothing ventured - nothing gained. To be a high school teacher. U. V. M. Always wear a frown upside down. To catch a falling star from the top of Mt. Everest. Undecided Study. What have you got to lose? To have triplets. Simmons College Know more and more about less and less, and you won't get into trouble. A good job. Beautician school Your high school days are the best, so use them to the best advantage. Airline stewardess. College I GALLOPING GHO LLOPING GHOST 36 GALLOPING GHOST STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of Mr. Gaidys, Qprincipalj, Mr. Parker, Cfaculty advisorj, Lewis Chambers, Cstudent presidentj, the four class presidents and a boy and a girl representative from each class. This group has control of all school-sponsored groups and activities except dramatics. This year, the Student Council sponsored five professional assemblies plus the special This Is Your Life assembly for Mrs. Perry. A charter for a local chapter has been drawn up and sent to the National Honor Society for their approval, The new Art Club will be under Student Council sponsorship. DEBATING Under the direction of Mr. Parker, the Randolph debate team participated in 108 debates, in which 85 decisions were rendered. The topic under debate was, resolved That The United States Foreign Aid Should Be Substantially Increased. Highlights of the season were tournaments at Hanover, New Hampshireg and Dur- ham, New Hampshire, and the State Tournament at the University of Vermont campus in Burlington. Two demonstration debates were given, one before an assembly, and the other at a meeting of Rotary. Graduating debaters are Joyce Spooner, Carol Jacques, Ruth Hill, and Fred Cleveland. BUILDING PATROL Building Patrol is a group of senior girls, headed by Mrs. Perry, and its captain, Ann Webster. To keep order, the girls station themselves in the halls while classes are passing. DRAMATICS The B.-R. U. H. S. Players, directed by Miss Bates, presented Hummingbird Hiccupsl' as an assembly play and have plans for another one this year. B.-R. U. H. S. entered the District One-Act Play Contest with No Greater Love. They won in this district and then traveled to Springfield, Vermont to compete again, where they lost to Bellows Falls. The Carnival Plays included: Honesty Is The Best Policy by the Freshmen, Blue Jeans Girl by the Sophomoresg l'The Boy Comes Home by the juniors, who won second place, and Still Stands The House by the Seniors, who won the cup. GALLOPING GHOST 37 CHORUS A group of over 100 students, under the direction of Mrs. Stautzenbach, has sung in three main events. At the Winooski Festival, held in Barre, B.-R. U. H. S. was represented by over 30 students. Seven senior members of the Chorus attended the All-State Music Festival held in Burlington. Later a Spring Concert was held in Randolph including all the Chorus. BAND, ORCHESTRA, MAJORETTES The band, orchestra and majorettes are directed by Mr. Ellis. These three groups represented B.-R. U. H. S. at Winooski and All-State Music Festivals. Robert Moore, a senior, was our representative at Dover, New Hampshire for the All New England Festival. The band, orchestra and chorus together, presented a Spring Concert in Randolph. As an added attraction of most band and orchestra activities, the majorettes did some of their fancy twirling. These girls are led by Margaret Battles. their captain. SPORTS The cheerleaders did an excellent job of keeping up the morale of the players at about 30 games this season. The senior cheerleaders this year are Shirley Russell, captain, Ann Webster, Geraldine Greenwood, and Sandra Allen. They boys' basketball squad coached by Mr. Wooster showed much improvement this year, winning nine of the nineteen scheduled games. The three most exciting games were with Williamstowia, Bethel, and Woodstock. The graduating players are james Pierce, David Barnard and manager Robert Moore. The baseball team, also coached by Mr. Wooster, has ten games scheduled for the year, the first two of which they have won. Graduating members of the team are james Pierce, David Barnard, and George Kendall. The girls' basketball team, coached by Miss Berry, had a very successful year win- ning 11 out of 12 scheduled games, the most exciting of which was with Waterbury. Those who graduate this year are assistant manager, Janice Young, and the players Harriet Chase, captain, Roberta Sargent, Elizabeth Facto and Margaret Battles. 38 GALL OPING GHOST STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST Row fleft to righfj: Stephen Webster, jean LaFrar1ce, Patri ' J , L ' Ch b cia ens ewis am ers fpresidentj Rita Voghell fvice-presidentj, Marilyn Brigham, Richard Bowen. SECOND Row: Chester Pierce, Carol Salter, Mr. Parker, Linda Fullam, Mr. Gaidys, John Roy, Charles Diggle, Thomas Angell. YEARBOOK STAFF Left to right: Ann Webster Qassistnnt business managerj, Sandra Gray Cbusiness managerj, Fred Clevela Cedztorj, Rita Voghell Cassistant ed' 1 H nd itorj, arriet Chase Qassistant business managerj, Mr. Parker Qfaculty aslvisorj. GALLOPING GHOST 39 JUNIOR CLASS FIRST Row fleft to riglatjz Dick Smithers, Fred Goodrich, james Maloney, Robert Niebling, Charles Diggle, Philip Webster, Charles Cota, Paul McGrail, Bradley Morse. SECOND Row: Barbara Bigelow, Patricia Gaidys, Sally Jewett, Grace Waldo, Addie Lella Flint, Sylvia Bugbee, Richard Wakefield, Barry Lashway, Roland Sawyer. THIRD Row: Ellen Bass, Ruth Jones, Susan Chadwick, Elaine Masino, Georgene Thomas, Barbara Gill, Brenda Peck, Patrica Jens, William Slayton, Richard Bowen, Leonard Reed. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Lagro, Martha Luce, Anita Bell, Martha Childs, Martha Moxley, Janet Galarneau, Paul Voghell, Arnold Brassard, Stephen Rogers, Norman Riford. FIFTH Row: Karene Wood, Colleen Lamon, Suzanne Allen, Carissa Sawyer, Nancy Wagner, Pauline LaPerlc, Deanna White, Carroll Avery, Ronald Barcomb, Galen Collins, Allan Churchill. ABSENT: Sandra Brown, Malcolm Campbell, Bradley Mack. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST Row flef! fo riglatj: Addie Lella Flint Qtreasurerj, Elaine Masino Qvice-presidentj, Richard Bowen Qpresidenty, Brenda Peck fsecretnryy, Patricia Jens Qstudent councilj. SECOND Row: Mr. Parker Qadvisorj, Charles Diggle Qstudent councilj, Miss Berry fadvisorj. GALLOPING GHOST SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST Row fleft to rightj: Lewis Spaulding, Peter Payette, Glen Gilman, Jean LaFrance, Shari Waldo, Naomi Pierce, Carolyn Chase, Rose Chaloux, Maxine Rattee, Linda Bass, Anne Childs. SECOND Row: Richard Jewett, Ralph Sumner, Ronald Barnes, Melanie Chase, Rea Hayes, Mary Abel, Jeanette Jarvis, Jean Rattee, Anita Duclos, Elizabeth Dunbar. THIRD Row: Eaton Snow, Dalton Flint, Robert Thayer, Charles Kendall, Stanley Armstrong, John Manning, Vernon Flint, Charlene Davis, Constance Bell, Joan Flint. FOURTH ROW: James Townsend, Charles Gilman, Larry Wright, Ralph Greene, Thomas Angell, James Smardon, William Wfakefzeld, Kenneth Smith, David Poor, Mary Churchill, Ramona Conant. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Bareomb, William Rokes, Robert Nichols, Linda Fullam, Linda Davis, Billie Vinton, Carol Brigham, Susan Abbot, Sandra Moxley, Marie Royce, Martha Mitchell. ABSENT: Thomas Rogers, Bradford Blodgett, Donald White, Fred Smith. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Ileft fo righlfj: Linda Fullam fstudent councilj, Naomi Pierce Ctreasurerj, Jean LaFrance Cpresidentj, Carol Brigham Cvice-presidentj, Joan Flint fsecretaryj. SECOND ROW: Mr. Currier Qadvisorj, Thomas Angell Qstudent councilj, Miss Bates Cadvisorj. GALLOPING GHOST FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW fluff lo rigfoljz Sharon Burris, Patricia Brown, Judith Chase, Margaret Facto, Kathy Stock- fisch, Shirley Whittier, Phyllis Dewey, Jean Poor, Judy Leary, Judith Manning, Gladys Blaisdell, Martin Tewksbury, Jon Chadwick. SECOND Row: Emma Gratton, Sandra Paradis, Pamela Burrell, Sandra Whitham, Martha Day, Nancy Sanford, Patricia Chase, Valerie Thomas, Shirley Allen, Nan Randall, Patricia Lewis, Diane Smith, Carole Salter, Edson Gifford, Robert Wood. THIRD Row: Anita Seymour, Janet Poor, Shirley Blaisdell, Christine Chase, Brenda Arnold, Grace Abel, Loeata Gifford, Joyce Collins, Harold French, Jeffrey Smithers, Chester Pierce, Michael Masino, Peter Cleveland, Michael Gaidys, Edward Bransford. FOURTH Row: Andrew Hockman, Peter Mercer, Larry Irish, Douglas Hill, Gary Kell-ogg, Robert Bedell, Duane Webster, Stephen Webster, Anthony White, Peter Ouimet, Charles Hurlburt, Craig Holman, Andrew Saum. FIFTH Row: Allen Hockman, Fay Ferris, Fay Sherman, Edmond Therrien, Guy Waldo, David Rogers, Bruce Small, Herbert Carpenter, Gilbert Mitchell, David Thomas, Jack Lavender, Steve Jacques, Jack Toler, Richard Jarvis, Jerry Hoyt. ABSENT: Bernard Bean, Steven Beaulieu, Roger Burnham, Clayton Shever, Elizabeth Hunt. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FIRST Row: fleff io rigbljz Chester Pierce Qstudent councilj, Peter Cleveland fvice-presidentj, Stephen Webster Qpresidentj, Harold French Csecretary-treasurerj, Carol Salter Qstudent councilj. SECOND ROW: Miss Shirley Qadvisorj, Mrs. Hutchinson Cadvisorj. 42 GALLOPING GHOST GIRLS BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: fleft to Vigbtj: Harriet Chase Qcaptainj, Martha Mitchell, Patricia Jens, Carissa Sawyer, Margaret Battles, Billie Vinton, Carol Brigham, Carolyn Chase. SECOND ROW: Patricia Gaidys, Sally Jewett, Diane Smith, Linda Fullam, Joan Flint, Naomi Pierce Elizabeth Facto, Roberta Sargent, Karene Wood. THIRD ROW: Janice Young Qassistant managerj, Miss Berry Ccoachj, Brenda Peck Qmanagerj. CHEERLEADERS WITH HA-HE HO Left to right: Barbara Bigelow, Ann XVebster, Geraldine Greenwood, Sandra Allen, Shirley Russell Ccaptainj, Nanny Wagner, Georgene Thomas, Elaine Masino. GALLOPING GHOST 43 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST Row fleft to righfj: Chester Pierce, Larry Wright, Theron Maloney, james Srnardon, Richard Smithers. SECOND Row: David Barnard, William Slayron, James Pierce Ccaptainj, Mr. Wooster Qcoachl, Vernon Flint, Fred Goodrich, Robert Moo-re Qmanagerj. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST Row flvfl to riglafl: Jack Lavender, David Poor, Jon Chadwick, Stephen Jacques, Stephen Webster. SECOND Row: Martin Tewksbury fmanagery, Lewis Spaulding, Harold French, Bruce Small, Guy Waldo, - Larry Irish, Douglas Hill, Mr. Wooster Ccoachj. 44 GALLOPING GHOST BASEBALL FIRST ROW fleflf to righij. Richard Bowen, Vernon Flint, James Pierce, David Barnard, William Slayton, Robert Niebling, James Maloney, Fred Goodrich, Chester Pierce, Coach Wooster. SECOND Row: Michael Masino, Jon Chadwick, Jack Lavender, George Kendall, Kenneth Smith, Norman Riford, Richard Smithers. DEBATING CLUB - FIRST ROW fleft to rigbtj: Ruth Hill, Addie Lella Flint, Jean I.aFrance, Grace Wfaldo, Patricia Gaidys, Sylvia Bugbee, Jeanette Jarvis, Shari Waldo, Joyce Spooner. SECOND Row: Philip Webster, Shirley Whittier, Susan Chadwick, Billie Vinton, Robert Niebling, Frederick Cleveland, Mr. Parker fadvisorj, Carol Jacques. GALLOPING GHOST 45 GAZETTE STAFF FIRST Row fleft to riglatj: Reta Greene, Joyce Spooner, Elaine Masino, Patricia Jens, Robert Niebling Qassistant editorj, Lewis Chambers Qeditorj, Marilyn Brigham fbusiness managerj, Linda Davis, Harriet Chase, Sandra Gray. SECOND Row: Audrey Adams, Jeanette Jarvis, Roberta Sargent, Richard Smithers, Ellen Bass, Arlene Adams, Patricia Gaidys, Miss Shirley, Miss Bates, Georgene Thomas, James Pierce. Pauline LePerle, Ann Webster, Evelyn Hedding, Karene Wood, Susan Chadwick, Brenda Peck. BUILDING PATROL Fmsr Row flvft to rigbtj: Norma Brassard, Shirley Brown, Ann Webster Qcaptainy, Mrs. Perry Qadvisorj, Lauria Hill, Joyce Spooner. SECOND ROW: Shirley Russell, Gloria Dumont, Ruth Hill, Margaret Battles, Marilyn Brigham, Elva Laura, Harriet Chase, Rita Voghell. 46 GALLOPING GHOST DRAMATICS CLUB FIRST Row fleft to riglotj: Margaret Battles, Carol jacques, James Smard-on, Robert Niebling, Elaine Masino, Miss Bates, Shari Waldo, Lewis Chambers, Judith Chase, Stephen Jacques, Susan Chadwick. SECOND Row: Georgene Thomas, Nancy Wagner, Emma Gratton, Nancy Sanford, Sandra Whitham, Constance Bell, Margaret Facto, Grace Waldo, Patricia Gaidys, Martin Tewksbury, Patricia Chase, Martha Day, Linda Bass, Sandra Moxley. THIRD Row: Martha Moxley, Harriet Chase, Roberta Sargent, Barbara Gill, Theron Maloney, Shirley Whittier, Carolyn Chase, Ruth Jones, Bradley Morse, Ann Webster, Patricia Jens, Charles Diggle, Linda Davis. ABSENT: Nan Randall. STATE PLAY STANDING fleft to rightlz Lewis Chambers, Robert Niebling, Carol Jacques, Patricia Gaidys, Margaret Battles, Miss Bates. SEATED: Elaine Masino. GALLOPING GHOST CHOIR FIRST Row flcfl to rigbtjs Sandra Allen, Nancy Wagner, Elaine Masino, Clinton Bedell, Francis Belisle, Fred Cleveland, Patricia Jens, Janice Young, Joan Flint, Mrs. Stautzenbacli Cdirectorj. SECOND Row: Margaret Battles, Gloria Dumont, Ellen Bass, Naomi Pierce, Sylvia Bugbee, Evelyn Hedding, Ann Webster, Rita Voghell. THIRD Row: Sandra Gray, Brenda Peck, Karene Wood, Roberta Sargent, Theresa Jarvis, Harriet Chase. ORCHESTRA FIRST Row fleft io rigbtj: Carol Salter, Marie Royce, Harriet Chase, Ann Webster, Andrew Saum, Robert Moore, Judith Chase, Steven Beaulieu. SCCOND Row: Mr. Ellis Qconductory, Patricia Gaidys, livelyn Hedding, Joyce Collins, David Barnard, Leonard Reed, William Slayton, Thomas Rogers. THIRD Row: Michael Masino, Martin Tewksbury, Phyllis Dewey, Thomas Angell, Richard Bowen, Gfalen Collins, Michael Gaidys, Bradley Morse. FOURTH Row: Linda Fullam, Janice Young, Carolyn Chase, Ramona Conant, Loeata Gifford, Edson Gifford, Sa Idra Allen, Joan Flint. 50 GA LLOPING GHOST I I 5555:--fffffv vvfffvifvvv 1 Compliment! of 4, Complimefzty 4, 'I II Of I' BRIGHAM GELATINE C4IMPANY 1: ' 7' Fran is Food Store 5, COLORED SHEET GELATINE 4, J' F' Decostey Owner 4' 'I 'I RANDOLPH, VERMUNT II South Royalton, Vermont I 4 4 4 4 Complimentf of ,I C0flZlf7lj77Z?7ZfJ' of 'I I 4, 4 G M . 4 TEWKSBURYS :. reen ountam 1 4, Glov Com , CORNER STORE : 9 an 4 p Y GROOERIES AND MEATS 5 LINEMEN,S GLOVES Dial 8-5620 I 4 4, 4, 4, -':::::::::-::-'::f:::- 4 -::::::::: 4, 4 4, 4 I l 4 Complimefztf I Complzmenif ': 0f 4: Ui f . 1 The '6G1rls,' 111 Wh1te 4 CLASS of '61 E :E 1: The B-RUHS Cafeteria Staif :I I 1, Jfm:fm:-A:mm-+mx-fx::mm:m::f:m:fxxff :p EE I I 'I I I 4 4 :E 'I 4 4 I I I I I :.-:::: :::::: :.-::::::::::::::v-::::::::::::::::.-.-:::::.-, 4 GALLOPING GHOST 51 C0llIp!i77l6IZfJ' ef C. G. HUNT 81 SON RANDOLPH Complimefzlr of Arthur M. 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AND LINE SERVICE EAST RANDOLPH, VERMONT Tel, 8-9021 C0111pli111e:1t.r Uf Valley Restaurant EAST RANDOLPH, VERMONT JENS AND THOMAS, PROPS EATON'S JOHN DEERE SALES Sz SERVICE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES TV SALES Sz SERVICE Hardware and Building Supplies MOBILFLAME BOTTLED GAS SOUTH ROYALTON 3-6773 C 0111 plimefztx Of Student Activity Council Vermont Agricultural and Technical Institute Randolph Center, Vermont 54 GA LLOPING GHOST 1 P xxx 'xx x: E F II ' C+' s ' 1 1 U BITI S I IGS 9I'VlCe ' 1' Rogers' Corner Grocery .1 GAS - OIL - GREASE 1, 1, 1 1 TIRES - BATTERIES 1 MEATS - GROCERIES 1' LIGHT WRECKER SERVICE ,, FRUITS - VEGETABLES ,, Elbert E. Fullam, Prop. 1: I , REAL ICE CREAM , Dial s-5600 , 1- 1 1 1 11 11 W- 1 1 :E Compliment! of '1 '1 1: RANDOLPH FUNERAL SERVICE 'I I5 1: 2 Rudolf R. Day lr PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICE .E 11 RANDOLPH, VERMONT 1, 1 1, EE Dial 8-3222 11 L ,, , ,:-,:::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11 ::,::,,-: 1 FE 1: 1, 1, CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE ' ' ' :E Tom's Amoco Service :E CLASS OF '58 5- 1- 1, 75 Main Street 1, ' 1 Best Wlshes for a Successful E RANDOLPH, VERMONT ,E Future ' If ,I TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES 5, P RClI'ld0QJfl Floral 1 Dial 8-9761 1' '1 1, 1, Arm, ,L :E mx E E I . C0,77Phme,m. ,, Cofzlplmzefztx of E 1I , of I: RUDELLE LUNCH it 1 D HILL'S ' 1 1, j 3, GALEN, LESLIE 8z BILL Depar'rmen1' Sfore Ig FRIED CLAMS ARE 1: 1, OUR SPECIALTY 1, sc as 1 1' FAMILY OUTFITTERS gf GOOD SERVICE FOR FAST LUNCH lg I, lp 1 -,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,xx,,:,,:,,:1 GALLOPING GHOST 55 White Bros. Milk Co. THAT CREAMY MILK East Randoph, Vermont No. Quincy, Mass. C 0771 plimeazfy fff GRANT BETT IS COMPLETE SOCONY OIL SERVICE RANDOLPH, VERMONT DuBOIS INSURANCE AGENCY Peace of mind and security of possessions demands an adequate protection against loss. Dial 8-3347 Cowplifzzefzff Of L. W. WEBSTER CO. C om plimefzli' Uf RANDALL WDDD PRDDUCTS CD. RANDALL DRIVE-IN L. W. Greenwood FERGUSON TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY Sales and Service EAST RANDOLPH, VT. Dial 8-9027 Cofffplinleuii' Of H. F. TILSON, Realtor .- :::.p-4-4: ::,-:: v Cofffllilifzlelzlx 076 Allen fs Beau! Sho 3' P GALLOPING GHOST 1 1 I ' ' ' 1'::: :::':H:x::' '::: ' T I 1 ' J h A AI d 1 1' C om plimenty 0 n ' n e r 1 5, f SO. Royalton, Vermont 5' 1 g 1 I ' QI REGISTERED SUFFOLK SHEEP 1: , FOR SALE 1 ., BROOKSIRS DINER Ig , I . I, 1, From Pop Blood Lmes 1: 11 Buy the Best and Sell the Best I1 'I SHARON, VERMONT 1: 11 , 1: Tel. 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Stamps 1, 41 1 u::x::x::x:::::- 1' -UU---UA un U- A 1 GALLOPING GHOST 57 4 4+ P VALLEY lVl0TOR SALES, IHC. 5 , ,I Coifzplzmefzly Dial 4-2441 Pleasant St. 4 BETHEL, VERMONT 4+ , 4, of Homelite 8z McCulloch 44 Ch ' S - - . am WS 1' W1IIl3m,S Barber Sho Z Chevrolet Cars 81 Trucks 1, P 4 ::::::::::::-:::::::: 4 SPAULDING'S 15 GULF OIL SERVICE 1, GMC KEROSENE sl FUEL OIL 'I GASOLINE, MOTOR OIL 1, SALES AND SERVICE TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES 1, Wholesale 4: Prompt Service - Full Measure 41 Pierce M01-or Sales Dial 8-3287 ,, 4 P - fffff:::::::-'-'::::::::::: 4, .-:::-'::::- 'r 4 Cofxzplinzenty IGNITION 'I . AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL 1 SERVICE AND SIDE GLASS CUT 4 of AND INSTALLED 1' BEAR WIIEEL BALANCING 'P AND ALIGNMENT 'u TAXI SERVICE , RANDOLPH POST NO. 9 P RANDOLPH, VERMONT 1 AMERICAN LEGION Dial 8-3376 4 THE GULF HOUSE RESTAURANT FULL COURSE MEALS AND LUNCHES HOME COOKING ALWAYS PLEASES LEGAL BEVERAGES WILLIAMSTOWN GULF, VERMONT Telephone 2915 58 GALLOPING GHOST 1 1 F 11 I I 51 f' 1 as MODERN - 1, . - ,5 Cook Eloofrucally! 1, G 1 1 1' costs only 'g cl dime a day or less 1, CENTRAL VERMONT PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION 11 1 l 1 1 1 1 Ax xx:x::::::x::ix:x::: : :::Pxxx' 1: :E 11 Complimenlf C077If7ljf776lZf.f 1 1, 1 1' of 1 of I' ' 1: 41 1 CLASS of 15.9 ,, ,lohrfs Restaurant 1, 1 1: 11 1 A..........A....... 1 .... ,,,,..,:,:,,,,,,, 1: .,.....,.,.,..,,....,,,. 1 EI Skilled hands and Craftsmanship mean Quality 11 1' The L. G. Balfour Company E CLASS RINGS O COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 PERSONAL CARDS O TROPHIES 0 CLUB PINS 6 DIPLOMAS 'I SAWYER W. LEE 1 40 Brewer Parkway, South Burlington, Vermont, Telephone 4-6250 I ALSO REPRESENTATIVE FOR TAYLOR-MADE YEARBOOKS 1 1 11 11 1: T O THE ADVERTISERS Q, , Q a n ' who made thzs cherzshed book posszble 1 11 11 s a 0 1, we glue our appreczatwe THANKS 11 , A 1 11 L, GALLOPING GHOSWT 59 G. A. Belmain Two Floors Dial 8-3781 BeImain's Department Store RANDOLPH -- VERMONT A Good Place to Shop and to Meet Friends Visit Our Second Floor You Will Find New Merchandise There at Prices You Can Afford to Pay WITH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 RANDOLPH NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS folfhe FACULTY AND GRADUATES of RANDOLPH HIGH SCHOOL VAN RAALTE RANDOLPH, VERMONT GALLOPING GHOST ,CI-HC, Complimenff Uf Fountain Service ROYALTON Tobacco - Confectionery BETHEL, VERMONT GENERAL STORE ROYALTON, VERMONT Complimentf 0f Delmzha is Beauty Shop Machineless 8z Cold Wave Dial RA 8-3815 TED GREEN FORD SALES AND SERVICE STOCKBRIDGE, VERMONT Complimentf 02' McLAIN'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS 44 Main Street Dial RA 8-5661 Ford Poultry Farms PRODUCERS OF FINE EGGS AND PULLETS BETHEL, VERMONT Dial BE 4-4041 Tabor's Welding Shop WISHES GOOD LUCK to the SENIORS OF 1958 RANDOLPH, VERMONT KEN MANNING GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDING, ROOFING, REPAIRING RANDOLPH, VERMONT Dial 8-3724 GALLOPING GHOST 61 C 0111 Pli'l1'L6'l'Z ts THE THOMAS STORE SCRIBNEIFS Everything for the Kitchen But the Girl Phone 8-9551 Your Gas Man for 15 Yearsv RANDOLPH, VERMONT THE O SPOT Just the place to meet and eat Ice Cream and Sandwiches also Smokes, nuts and candies The WAYNE ALLENS Randolph, Vermont C071lPlj7iIC'7ZI'J Of Dr. Richard Mitchell - OPTOMETRIST - MAGEE 0FFlCE EQUIPMENT PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS STEEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT BOOKKEEPING SUPPLIES MIMEOGRAPIIS STRONGS MARKET Richard and Sarah Strong, Props. Dial S-3737 MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS RANDOLPH, VERMONT I W. Howard Holden Agency Where Insurance is a Business Not a Sideline 18 Merchants Row RANDOLPH, VERMONT 62 GA LLOPING GHOST Compliments Of MORRIS STUDIOS Specializing in School Photography Complimenlf Of NORTHFIELD SAVINGS BANK NORTHFIELD, VT. 'I 'I I I 4 4 I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I C om plimefzff Of Bevie's Snack Bar BE 4-4852 BETHEL, VT. Complimentf of SMITHERS' TV 8m RADIC ADMIRAL, PHILCO, Sz SYLVANIA Tv, RADIO, H1-FI, RECORD PLAYERS Phone RA 8-5640 Depot Square I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 4 4 4 ARTHUR G. BIGEIAIW, Jr. Investment Securities Representing Vermont Securities, Inc. Brattleboro, Vt. RANDOLPH, VT. Complimentf of Hughes' Sporting Goods AND A Boat House Main Street RANDOLPH, VERMONT Dial S-3319 4 'I 'I 'I 'I I 4I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I Auto Electrical Service Safety Glass and Car Keys Mufflers and Tail Pipes F lint's Service Station JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Route 12 Dial S-5465 RANDOLPH, VERMONT GALLOPING GHOST 63 iiiinaggmiviiligg Commercial Prinfing Randolph, Vermont BIDE-A-WILE RESTAURANT -- CABINS - MOTEL HOME COOKED MEALS BAKING DONE ON PREMISES M, 8: T. Thornton, Props. RANDOLPH, VERMONT Dial 8-5579 W. E. Lamson 85 Son Co. FURNITURE Dial RA 8-3717 Randolph, Vermont WHERE FOLKS MEET TO EAT ATLANTIC DINER P. E. ABARE, Prop. Dial 3-8841 Royalton, Vermont A. H. Magalsky INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MOTOR TRUCKS - FARM EQUIP. CHERRY-BURRELL BULK TANKS Sales and Service Tel. 8-5416 SCHOOL STREET GARAGE HALL Sz ALLEN, props. 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