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

Hi John,

Welcome to the board!

I was a little punk 8th grader in 66, so I am sure you do not remember me.  I really would like to hear a little more about Mr. Aquire's VW, not to verify anything, but just because.  Feel free to change any names to protect the guilty. lol.

Hi everyone,

My name is Rick Roberson. I attended Randolph for seventh, eighth, and nineth grade. I was a freshman during the 1981-82 school year. I'm certain no one will remember me, since I stayed to myself and was not very involved.

My fondest memories of Randolph are of Friday night football games. I can still hear the drum rolls as the band marched from the gym, down the hill to the field. We had some great teams the few years I was there.

I always wondered what happened to our freshmen star running back Anthony Nealy (SP?). I really thought he was good enough to play college ball. If I recall correctly, his father/mother received orders out, and there was talk that he may get to stay with a coach to finish football at Randolph.

Does anyone know if Anthony played football in college?

Thanks,


Rick

Looks like I didn't need to start a new thread!
I could have just responded to this one...

Lee Ann (Henderson) Howlett - attended 7th-9th grades
(1968-1971).  Would have been in class of 1974 if we hadn't
moved when my dad retired.

Let's see... I was in the band in 8th and 9th grade.
I remember (besides Mr. Bridges), Mr. Porter, Mrs. Pratt (P.E.),
Mr. Aguirre (didn't know about the incident with his car, although
I remember him telling us once that he only had one kidney!),
Mr. Allen and Mrs. Bartoskewitz (don't know about the spelling
on that one).

I lived at Randolph AFB for '86-91.  I remember mr zook for 7th grade history.  I cheered for the RoHawks my freshman year 90-91.  There was Coach Carter and Coach Gonzalez.  I also cheered for the Randolph Rattlers pop warner team....  Oh the memories.  I swam for the Randolph Sharks swim team during the summer.  Riding my bike to the West pool for early morning practices.  I hope this is a good amount of information to show that I am not a Spammer.