Thanks Mike.
 

It has been tough, but very well worth it.  Just need to get the word out so more people use it, and authorize a few more moderators so I (and Johnny B.) don't have to monitor things so closely.  
 
Any chance of you getting back to the States so we can see you sometime?  Rodney lives in Los Angeles and I bet I could talk John Allen, Johnny B and Jim Schrank into showing up.  With tthat amount of hunk factor I bet the ladies would flock to the meeting!    
 
Sounds like a mini-reunion.
 
Mike

Hey Rodney,
 
Welcomne to the RoHawk bulletin board.  Wow!  That is a blast from the past, Mrs Dargenio!
 
Cool,  
MB

Nunzio,
  Good to see you back around.  Thanks for the post.
Johnny B.

Thanks Patrick,
 
I have been frazzled removing bogus posts so it is good to see a real RoHawk signing up.  It might end up that this board has some really great memeories on it!  
 
Enjoy and spread the word.
 
Bear

It's Pam Volker from the class of '76.  My memory is so poor these days, my four years at Randolph are a blur.  But I do remember home room with Rodney Poole and Jim Shrank, spanish class with Johnny Bender and Chris Cochran taught by Mrs. McCorkindale, great football games and a fabulous marching band.  This bulletin board brings back a lot of memories.  Thanks guys!

This is ChuckD (Dawson) from the class of 86.  Following on Pat Day's idents; Shiner 'trapped' us the whole game and scored the 'difference maker' on a play we all thought we'd stopped.  And just to ring Coach Scott's bell, my favorite defense was 52 (1-3-1) half court trap.

Hi Pam!
 
Welcome to the bulletin board.
The joys of 'homeroom' during high school
 
What are you up to these days?

A big welcome to the bulletin board to Steve Swinney.  QB for the 1970 RoHawk football team and all around nice guy!!  
 
Though Steve didn't post to verify his membership, he did check in personally with me to let me know he would be signing up.  
 
We are getting so hammered by spam and vulgar posts it is really helpful for all legitimate RoHawks to post here.  If I don't recognize you and accidentally delete you, just e-mail me and I will make it right.
 
thanks
Bear

Hey Ron, Steve and any others.  Welcome and hope to see some posts.
Johnny B.

Quote from rad druen on 24. Jan 2008 at 18:50:

 
 
You be posted!!  Glad to hear from you!  Enjoy!
 
Bear

Hey dude,
 
Very Long time....How the hell are u? Hope this finds you well and in good spirits...best... Austin

Mike, I just found this site - thanks for giving us a place to check in and keep up!  Class of '74, we were the largest graduating class up to that date (I believe there were 98 of us).  I was in band and can remember when the new track was put in and we had to cross it on boards because Coach Mickler didn't want us to damage it with our shoes!  I remember the playoffs that year when we went south and the other team with the gigantic kid that they had to sew three jerseys together just to make one for him - and his only job was to fall on you guys and take out as many Rohawks as possible!  I remember playing Friendswood in the semi-finals and they were the size of a AAAAA school - I think there were at least a hundred guys on their sidelines.  You guys did us proud, thanks for a great ride!  Teachers that left an impression:  Mr. Pyka, Mr. Bridges, Coach Scott (stirring frog brains before we dissected them and drivers ed - perhaps he has wiped me out of his memory!), Coach Mickler, Coach English, Coach Johnson (I learned a lot about football during health class), Mrs. Whatley, Ms. Scoggin (who gave me a ride to school every day my senior year), Sra. McCorkindale (I have a cairn terrier named Corki) - I could go on.  
 
I still live in Abilene, Tx where my husband retired from the Air Force and all of our children are within reach.  I have an 18 month old granddaughter and another granddaughter on the way - they are the joy of our lives.  We raised 3 kids to be responsible adults - our son is a college English teacher married to a high school/middle school band director, our middle child is a mom whose husband's job is the web guy/everything media at their church, and the youngest is a high school/middle school band director, the only one not still in Abilene, lives in San Saba, Tx.  
 
Again, thanks to Mike and Johnny for their work is keeping us all connected!
 
Barbara (Jolly) Andrews

So Rad, I'm glad you finally surfaced. Here's my email address: abryan@myhome.com.au - send me a note and let's catch up on 30 years of gossip!
  Austin

Welcome Jim, Good story.

Quote from Bear on 06. Nov 2007 at 21:14:

Quote from Austin R. Bryan on 20. Apr 2008 at 22:54:

 
I remember the ghost story at Peggy's.  It seem like it came out of a wall or thru a crack or something like that.  Do you remember any details.

hey vicki smeby redwine... you emailed me this sight but i don't see your name anywhere what's up  with that luv your little sis  

Quote from sonja smeby villarreal on 25. Apr 2008 at 14:44:

 
Welcome Sonja!!  
 
Pleae spread this website ot the rest of the Smeby clan, and of course any RoHawks you know!
 
www.rohawk.net/bb
 
Bear
 

Quote from Bill Medley on 06. May 2008 at 11:41:
 WHO?????

If I recall correctly there was a lot of action with the Tennise coach and somebody supossedly got some action with the English/drama teacher. It wasn't me. Austin

Quote from Austin R. Bryan on 07. May 2008 at 00:24:

 
The Drama teacher was a guy...so that would be and interesting story....I know NOTHING about the speech teacher (Scoggins?), but I do remember running from Debbi P's house after she tried to take advantage of me...(or maybe that's the other way around...I just can't remember these days)...Hey everyone.  
 
Rad, great to see you pop up! A long time since SWTSU...
 
Austin, how did your son do on his university entrance exams?

Quote from Bear on 20. May 2008 at 19:53:

Any idea what happened to Ms. Signey Scoggins?  Wasn't her name Signey or something like that?

Absolutely, her name was Signey.  Striking blond, fair skin, quite the Skandinavian.  She really empathized with our "plight" since she was so close to our age.  Great teacher, probably taught us more about life than about any subject matter, althougth she was good at that also.
 
OK!! Another blast from the past, and another great teacher - Mrs.Fannin.  She taught history in the '72-'73 school year.  That would be the freshman year of those who graduated in 1976.  
 
Mrs. Fannin was great.  I learned how to hedge my bets against tickets when I go toooo fast on the highway.  She and her husband ( I beleive his name was Casey) participated in road rallies in their sports car.  She let us know about using a "flusher".  That was someone going in your direction who was going way too fast.  You let them get about a half mile ahead and then match their speed.  The hteory is they would get caught before you did.  Has worked numerous times for me!!  
 
Later
Bear

I had Mrs. Fannin also.  Nice lady.  I wonder if we can track down the X (not old) teachers.  Coach Scott is there a place that X teachers keep registered or a way to track them down?
Thank you,
John

Hi everyone , Sam Robinson here   I only went to Randolph for two years 68 to 70. loved it. I am still in contact with my 7th grade friends. I get to go to S.A once a year. I hope I find some more friends right here.
 
Sam

Bear,
  Did somebody accidently delete Bev?  It says ex memeber and she had just registered.  Can we check please?

haha..yes, I was deleted, but I did re-register!  Thanks Johnny!!

I 'may' have accidentally deleted Bev...
 
Bender - although I can honestly say I never noticed your legs...
 
I would assume they were short
 

Thank you guys for all the compliments  Maybe it was a different JB?  and I kinda like my legs as well...they still get me around.

Yes, Johnny, it was you, but at the time, I thought it was kinda gross that my mom was noticing my friends legs!  She was the same age as I am now!!  So weird!!

Quote from beverly butler on 07. Aug 2008 at 20:27:

And I'm sure you never look at young guys  and John you never showed me the proper way to shave my legs, but hey, if it worked for you???

Quote from Johnny Bender on 08. Aug 2008 at 10:19:

 
erhh...I had my reasons....made me a faster golfer....made it easier to take my pants off faster....made it easier to put my pants on faster....
 
Hope the Summer has been good to everyone...school starts here around the 25th...

Hey Tom, nice to see you around.  There are a few people around here so don't be a stranger.
Johnny B.

Well I know some of the facts you mention there and I am really a RoHawk.   I see many of the same folks on line as were in early bboards.   I remember when Coach Scott came to work at RHS and the girls were all trying to figure out just how young he was!  
Most of my extracurricular activities involved drama and speech.   My maiden name was Clemmons.
Now I am an old married lady working as a principal at an Middle School in Georgia.
 
Hi Georgeann,  Nunzio here.  We are planning a mini reunion on August 7 & 8, 2009.  Hope you can make it.

Hello Fellow Rohawkers-
 
I proudly attended Randolph '74-75 and graduated in' 77.  I recognize numerous names on this website which is a sight for sore eyes.  
 
I recall my JV sophmore basketball career where we finally won are first game against Bandera.  I still have the school paper clipping of me semi-hugging Freddy Bingheim afterwards.  
 
I currently reside in north Dallas and frequent San Antone when time permits ( I have family there).  I'd be open to any future gathering of sorts and great to reconnect again.  
 
Regards
 
Angel
 
Oh and... GO SPURS!

Hello Carla,
  I actually saw Rad earlier in the year when I was in Vegas.  As far as Russ Sicard, I think he's checked this site.  John Allen is in Houston area and he checks this site, Stanke was in Houston last I heard.  Rick Cook is in Houston as well.  Steve Masterson is still in the Schertz/Cibolo area.  That's all I know for now but maybe somebody can fill you in.  Thanks for stopping by and post notes any time you like.
Johnny B.

Quote from ro-hawk19 on 07. Dec 2008 at 16:57:

 
Thanks Richard.  If you can come up with an obituary or some other info about him I will make a board for him on the RoHawk Memorials.
 
Bear.

Don't delete the user kabrink because I think its Kathy Anderson Brink.  I saw her and Lisa this past Sat. and she was talking about getting onto this site.  I'll let you know if I find out different.

This is Rocco L. DeFelice from the Class of '76.  Glad to find this BB.
 
On a sad note, many of you probably remember Karen Little.  She and I married in '80.  After an almost three year battle with Stage 4 Colon Cancer she passed away last August.

Rocco - I'm glad to see that you found this website, and echo Johnny's sadness at your loss.  Jim

Quote from Jim Schrank 76 on 11. Mar 2009 at 11:59:

Jim, I appreciate the kind words.  Glad to be able to reconnect with some old friends.

Quote from lajolly on 13. Mar 2009 at 22:35:

Welcome Lloyd, that was the beginning of the end....remember how short those skirts were in the 70's?

Quote from marygeorgann on 29. Sep 2008 at 12:43:
Hi Georgeann,  Nunzio here.  We are planning a mini reunion on August 7 & 8, 2009.  Hope you can make it

My name is Susan Spears (Kennedy).  I graduated from Randolph in 1976.  Mrs. McCorkindale was my Spanish teacher (red hair - just like mine).  I also remember her son, Corky.  Rocco DeFelice told me about this bulletin board.

Quote from Susan Kennedy on 28. Mar 2009 at 00:28:

Hey Susan nice too see you on the site.  So you've kept in touch with Rocco all these years?  What part of the country do you live in?  
John

I tried to post after registration and then my profile was deleted. Whats up. I'm not interested in spamming. I just wanted to find out more about Greg Brodman. What's the deal?
 
Tami

I understand spam as I am moderator of a ponding group. I just got deleted so quickly that it startled me. Thank you for letting me post.
 
Tami

Johney,
   I just wondered how and where he died. He was so young. As I mentioned, he played BB and FB at Rantoul High School (Chanute AFB) his freshman year and many of the guys he played with remember him. He was 364 days older than me and I think he was the only friend who's Birth date I remember. I never went to Randolf but my sister was stationed there several years ago.  
 
Tami

Hi, all.  Dave Prahler, class of '67.  Alive and kicking in Wisconsin.

Hi, Rick Neville  Class of 1974. I think I registered here once before. Just checking in.

Hey, Nunzio--you must be thinking of my more talented brother. RIck

Welcome Debi!  Spread the word about the Bulletin Board!
 
Mike

I was a student at Randolph from 1972-1975.  I do not know Peggy Mc????'s current address (sorry) but she and I graduated the same year and shared the same drama class.  We both had leads in the christmas play "The mouse who didn't believe in christmas."  She was the cat and I was the mouse.  It was fun.  (pic in yearbook)   I went to a class reunion in 1999 (I think that was the year) where my husband and I had lunch with Johnny Bender, Linda Gandy, and John Hutyra (maybe a few others) at a fast food eatery in Universal City.   Johnny  B. had a white Dodge Durango and John H. had a blue Honda,  Linda's husband was a car sellsperson.  I  hope that is enough info to verify who I am.  Oh...I was Trina Nasarro now Bryant and I had a younger Brother, Juanito Nasarro who was a seventh grader.  I hope all is well with everyone.   Trina

Welcome Randy!
 
What have you been up to the last 33 years?

Quote from wilhoit on 19. Jul 2009 at 21:03:

Hey Randy, Nice to see another 76er.  What part of the country are you in?
John

Hi Mike, Johnny and Nunzio (sorry, don't know you!):  
 
Okay, its me Robin Masterson so please do not delete me!    Wow, Mike, your questions to verify a legitimate RoHawk are really tough....I must have slept through 5 yrs there because I have not a clue!!!  But I saw both you and Johnny (maybe Nunzio...do we know him???) and so many awesome RoHawks at the reunion in 2001, surely you believe in me!
 
Just recently heard there was a mini-reunion being planned and somehow I got lucky and found this website.  I'm really not that slow, but I don't see where there is a roster of those who plan to attend the mini next weekend.  Is there one and I'm just missing it?  I know you guys are busy trying to lead your own lives, and work, and now play manager of this site, but if you have a minute, drop me a line and let me know what is going on, who's planning on attending, etc.
 
Thanks for all the effort and hard work!!  
 
RoHawk Robin
 

Looking forward to getting together next weekend! I will be coming in to see Teri Boutot-Prichard, it won't be complete with out Robin Masterson LaGrange/Rocky Robin with us.... but we will get her down here next time! Johnny, great talking to you...please send all the details and we will be there!
Thanks!
Mary Harriman Navarre '76

I missed hearing from you all    so I am back!  My son is one year old now (I know, I got a late start) so my arms are freed up more for typing.
 
Tim Belet '77

Quote from tbelet on 26. Aug 2009 at 10:13:

 
Hi Tim,
 
Welcome back, we missed you.

Quote from Joe Drank on 26. Aug 2009 at 16:52:

 
Hi Joe, It does count.  Two minor questions:  Who was the basketball coach when you were there?  and more important, was Johnny Bender as obtuse a character then as he is now?

Quote from johnlee on 26. Aug 2009 at 18:13:

 
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.

HEY TIM!!
 
Welcome!!
 
In case no one ever said thank you, THANKYOU for doing the BB for so long.  I now know what it is like to have to battle the world of SPAMMERS!!!!
 
Thanks for what you did, welcome aboard!!
 
Bear

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
 

Got email to leave a post to say I am who I am in order to receive messages.  Well, the last time I looked in the mirror,  I was me, several years older to my disappointment, but, "I Yam who I say I Yam." VERIFICATION:  Hummm, let me think, "The American Peddlers"  was the band who played at the 1975 Jr-Sr Prom. I was on the committee that hired them.  We could have hired "ZZ Top" but it would have cost $5000.   Those were the days.

Welcome Lee Ann.

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.

tara king, rohawk class of ninety four, moved away prior to graduation