Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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JHNIHH HIGH HIIHHHH First row, left to right: Dwain Lockner, Paul Lodge, Ronnie Burk Mlchael Johnson, Bruce Motter, Ray Steelman, Gordon Steiner, Nevin Swigart, Mr. Yensel. Second row: Don Durst, Don Ridgway, Ronnie Whitesell, Frank Kyle, Rex Westray, Jerry Welsh, John Zimmerman. Third row: Paul Gray, Lawrence Saunders, Danny Baker, Larry Butts, Eddie Waymire, Phillip Richison. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Randolph Junior High School football squad of 1951, although unpolished, played some good football. Coach Bill Yensel had a job on his hands and he dida very creditable one in train- ing his boys for the grind ahead. They opened the season at Jefferson and suffered an 18-0 loss to the Junior Broncos. Tipp City's Red Devils came to open the little 'Cats home season and were rudely jolted 26-0. This was the best game of the season for the little 'Cats. Centerville played here next and smacked Randolph 34-14. Beavercreek followed Centerville into town and edged the 'Cats 7-2. Next Randolph traveled to Brookville and were routed 52-0 by the Junior Blue Devils. The baby 'Cats came home and ended the season on their own field by tying Ger- mantown 6-6. Originally the season's closer was to be with Madison, but the game was canceled , . . The baby Cats final record of one win, four losses, and one tie doesn't tell the full story of their. season as they practiced hard, fought well in every game, and tried their best to win.