Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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I-ICDLIDAY DREAM The Seniors caught the holiday spirit and transformed it into the atmosphere of Holiday Dream which was given on December 27. The silver snowflakes and stars sprinkled the shining ceiling. The silver tree in the middle was the shimmering highlight. Marshall Reed and his Orchestra furnished the music which we danced to until midnight. Z, JUNIOR-SENICDR PROM Pictures cannot show the magical night of May 3, 1952. Your trip up the Stairway To The Stars was a path sprinkled with celestial beauties and misty stars. The doorway was a flower-laden trellis with a swinging gate which invited you to come in. You entered a blue -and white garden terrace under a pale sky and at once caught the sentimental mood I of Johnny Reger's music. The latticed walls of pastel colors which held you within, beckoned you to walk up the lighted stairway, The hard work put into giving this prom was well worth the effort in giving the Seniors a farewell they will always remember.

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'fZ e X.,-we HOMECGMIN6 On the evening of October 3, 1952, not only were the fans watching the Randolph-Centerville game, but also a queen, king, and their court, The chosen queen was Wanda Galloway, king, Larry Binkleyg Senior attendant was Betty Blackburn, her escort, Dale Landcs: Junior attendant was Jo Ann Turner, her escort, Bob Hansen, Sophomore attendant was Mitzi Schroeder, her escort, Larry Butts, Freshman attendant was Janet Dearth, her escort, Billy Anderson, Crown bearers were Karen Galloway and Tommy Apple. The lovely queen and handsome king not only reigned over the game, but also the dance after- ward, Also taking part in the court festivities were last year's king and queen, Ernie Schulthcis and Bonnie Brumbaugh, ' He- - l ' ir' i i , vff'??f , . i ' 4' it Q t , 1 S l ,, ,.,,, iqisisfv - , as g 1 2-. - I ,fit ' - mlilwiig Ex K' 'bay 1

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