This Bulletin Board is getting hit very hard with spam, other unsavory posts and members who have less than honorable intentions.  
 
I have been diligent about editing those things promptly, but sometimes the e-mail address is not-so-suspicious looking, so I don't delete it soon enough.  
 
To help me out in this, when you sign up for a membership, please leave a post somewhere on this bulletin board or e-mail directly to me indicating when you graduated and a few choice items regarding your favorite math teacher, your favorite red headed Spanish teacher, the first name of "The Hunk", your favorite memory of JT's shop class (clamping the leads from the hand crank generator to Jon Russ's neck while he was sleeping in class and JT was in the dark room was fairly memorable!), what was the original color of the brick on the outside of the gym walls (and why it is no longer that color), the name of the bus driver/custodian who drove us to every game we ever went to, who stole the jerseys, was there really an alligator in the O-club pool, or Peggy Mc*****'s current address.      
 
If you do not know any of those things please feel free to adlib and let me know you really belong here!
 
If you get deleted and you really belong, re-register and/or e-mail me and I will get things right.
 
Sorry for the hassle, just want to keep this bulletin board around!!
 
Bear
 

Thanks Mike. I have noticed the unending seige of spam. Cheers...Austin

Rodney Matte, class of 1972, Key Club,  
Memories:
Working at the Officer Club, Canyon Lake and Padre Island, Mr Posey's One act play, Mr Rice's Trig class, Mrs. Dargenio's Chemistry class, 66 Mustang.

Let's see, where to start.  There has probably never been another Nunzio at Randolph (hold the one liners!), but then again not many folks knew him.
 
So let's try the second day of school in 1966, when an unknown junior high newcomer was late for shop, flew around the corner between the lockers and cafeteria on the way to shop and laid out (something few Ro-Hawk opponents ever did) Mr. RHS, then known as the renown Bucky Jack Allshouse.  Rumor has it that Mr. Allshouse never did see that fleet young man (actually the proof he did not is that I, err he lived to tell the story).
 
Many of you late 70's probably were taught by Mr. Rice.  He was an outstanding teacher once he got past that first school year.  His first year was 1969-70.  Ross Wallace and some other character had him for American History.  Being relegated to front row seats on either side of Mr. Rice's desk, they developed the first super ball off the blackboard game.  Mr. Rice told me a few years later that he chose to ignore us idiots, but I still maintain he never even knew it.
 
Hey Coach Scott!  Did I ever thank you for running my butt into the ground with liners?  Or, for insisting I run bleachers during football season.  I don't think I ever did thank you.  Just for the record, Thank You Coach.  You were the best!  Johnny and Mike,  I did not know you in high school.  I definately did enjoy working with you (you did all the work while I lounged) on the 2001 reunion.  Thanks for the effort on the new message board.
 
Hopefully, we can keep this one free from the spammers and other idiots.
 
Nunz

This is Patrick Day, class of '86.  I left a post in the '80s section also.  Let's see, Coach Mickler, Turnbow, Cannon, English and Scott were the football coaches during my days there.  We went 13-1 my junior year losing to East Bernard in the State Quarter finals played at UT.  We went 12-1 my senior year losing to Shiner in the Regionals played on a field in Seguin.  I hope this board takes off and we get alot of people posting to it.  Great Idea.....

This is Debbie Price.  Just want you to be sure it is me.  Class of 1976!!! The song at our 1975 prom was "Time in a Bottle"and Johnny Bender was a great dancer.    Quote from Bear on 06. Nov 2007 at 21:14:

Welcome Pam!!!  Thanks for the post.  Hope you enjoy the bulletin board.
 
Mike

Quote from Pamela Volker on 16. Dec 2007 at 00:14:

Good to see you here Pam.  I still see Mrs. McCorkindale at times.  Hope all is well with you.
Johnny B.