Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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MAX EARL HANEY fMaxj 10 yrs. at R. H. S. Hi-Y 2-3-4. A quiet fellow, Max loves to get in good discussions and you soon find everyone is listening while Max takes over. Max, like all our senior boys, is proud of his car also. Max plans to go into the field of mechanics in which he should go great lengths as he has a natural love for it. CLARA BELLE HANSHAW QClaraJ 2 yrs. at R. H. S. Y-Teens 3. Did you ever notice that quiet little girl who spends a lot of time in the commercialroom? Well, that's Clara, who hails from south of the border--Ohio'sborder, thatis. We'll really miss Clara and her cute Southern accent. JANICE ELAINE HONEYMAN fJanJ 5 yrs. at R.H.S. G.A.A. lg Letter Club 4g Shamrock Staff 4g Annual Staff 4. If you ever want to find Janice, just take a peek in the back' of the commercial room. She's very ac tive on the Shamrock' and Annual staff. Janice wants to go to a business school and we're sure she'll be very good at it. Her ambition is to be secretary to the President!

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GAIL BERNICE DESHONG qneshyp 3 yrs. at R.H. S. Chorus 2-35 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Shamrock Staff 4, Annual Staff 4g Class play 4. If there's fun to be had, you can bet your boots that Gail is somewhere nearby. She's got a wonderful personality, a big smile, and sparkling blue eyes. Yes, Gail is a must ' at any party and next year we're going to miss that kid around here ROBERT O. FARRIER qisobp 9 yrs. at R. H.S. Chorus 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Letter Club 4, Football 1-2- 3-4g Class play 4. If you're looking for a good argument, see Bob aboutit for he can always give you a good one. He's the giant of our class, towering 6' 4flf2 into the atmosphere. You'll always find Bob at all the games--he's really a loyal fan. MARY LOUISE FOSTER fFrostyj 4 yrs. at R. H.S. Chorus 1-2-3g Y-Teens 2-33 G.A.A, 1-2-3g Librarian 1, Class play 3. Mary Lou holds the distinction of modeling clothes for Elder's teenage department. She also works part-time in the same department, and she seems to be doing verywell. Mary Lou is also very efficient in the office, but whatever she chooses for her profession, we are sure she will be a success.

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ROBERT LEE KELLEY QBobj 4 yrs. at R.H.s. Chorus lg Hi-Y 3-45 Letter Club 4gFootbal1 1,-Baseball 15 Football Mgr. 4. Bob is another person who can ably hold his own in any argu- ment and there have been many lively discussions in class meetings in which Bob has participated. Nevertheless, Bob is a very nice person. He excels in math and has shown great interest along the engineering line. REBECCA MAE KESSLER QBeckyl 2 yrs. at R.H.S. Y-Teens 3. Whenever decorating problems come up for the senior class, Becky has lent her hand in thinking up a scene and painting it for us. Becky plans to go on into art work, in which she will succeed, we're sure. Becky hailed from Fairview only last year and quickly made a host of new friends. SUSANN PENELOPE QKingj CURTIS QSusiel 5 yrs. at R.H.S. Y-Teens 2-3. The first girl in our class to become engaged and to acquire a wedding ringwas Susie. Tryingto bea housewife and a high school senior is quite an assignment, but Susie's capable of the job. She is one of the best-dressed girls in the senior class.