Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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KEITH ROBERT ALBRECHT fB0bj 8 yrs. at R. H.S. Class Serg-at-arms. 1-45 Chorus 35 Hi-Y l-2-3-45 Foot- ball l. A blue flash and there goes Keith in his new blue Chevie. He's just another senior boy who's crazy over hot rods. Keith is very interested in mechanics and already has a start in his life's profession. We're sure he'll be a big success and wish him all the luck in the world. Keith is a swell per- son to know and We're glad he's a part of the senior class. JANE MARIE AVERY Uaniej ll yrs. at R. H. S. Class Sec. 15 Librarian 15 Latin Club 25 Chorus 25 Band 2-3-45 StudentCouncil 1-3, Pres. 35 Y-Teens 2-3, Pres. 35 Letter Club 1-2-3-45 Jr. Council on World Affairs 45 Sham- rock Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. Where there's a will, there's a way seems to be Janie's motto. Besides being very interested in the Dayton Daily News Qreporting, that isj, she is also ace reporter for the Shamrock, ButJanie's not all workminded, no, sir! When there's fun to be had, she's right in the middle of it. Where there's good times, there's Jane. IRENE MAE BARNES fRenej 3 yrs. at R. H.S. Y-Teens2-3-45G.A.A. 25Chorus 25 Jr. Council on World Affairs 4. Irene 1 Reeny for shortj likes just about everything but angora sweaters. She never seems to argue, and she just takes life as it comes. Irene seems like the quiet type un- til you get to know her, and then she's like a time-bomb. Whatever Reeny does in her later life, We're sure she will be a big success at it.

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SENIHH IHHSS HHIHHS Left to right: Sue Zander, Secretaryg Pat Wall, Treasurer, Paul Knoop Pre- sident, Ronnie Trowbridge, Vice-President. I l NIHHNKS HJH lHt MtMIlHltS The history ofthe class of '52 dates back to 1948 when a class of very smart freshmen came under the charge of Mr. Ruhnke. The members of the class under the leadership ofJim Walker laid plans for their money-making projects to help build their treasury. We entered our soph- omore year Qnot quite as smart as we thought we werej where our prexy was Paul Knoop, who h t ition for the next three years We had our first dance which proved very was to keep t a pos . successful Several of our classmates, who were later to be a part of the great tcams of '52, k d baseball teams made the football and basketball squads. Others participated on the trac an We also added twenty new members to our class from Clayton this year. Our junior year was centered around the prom, Hawaiian Cruise, the many bake sales and paper drives, and Seventeenth Summer, our class play. to be forgotten moments one ofthe highest This year has been packed full of many never- - - , points of the year being our Christmas dance, Winter Wonderland. Equally important to us were the basketball triumph, our class play, Our Miss Brooks, and finally our class trip to Washington.

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LOUIS ARTHUR BENDER fLouiej 12 yrs. at R.H. S. Annual Staff 4. A fellow who is very quiet, but one you will like instantly, is Louis. You will find Louis very talkative along the lines of cars and tools, as he is the proud owner of a 1940 Plymouth and is working part-time at a tool shop on Westbrook Road. We are sure Louis will do very well in the field of mechanics. SHIRLEY ANN BETZ QBetziej 12 yrs. at R. H. S. Honor Society 3-4, Reporter 45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 2-3g Class play 4. Five foot two, eyes of blue, has anybody seen that girl? Around school you have to look twice to make sure Shirley's there, but after hours she's full of fun. And she's very ac- tive in G.A.A. She's good at basketball and loves to swim. We all like Shirley, she's a credit to our class. CORWIN TROXELL BLACK fSunnyJ 5 yrs. at R. H.S. Chorus 45 Letter Club 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 2-3, Jr. High lg Football 2g Track 1-2-3-4. The boy in our class who has done the most for himself is Sunny. He is a very industrious boy, often working until the wee small hours of the morning. All this doesn't affect Sun- ny's personality, however, for around school he's always good for a laugh.