Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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CIPI-IERING CLUB This mathematical club is not only educational, but entertaining. It sharpens your mind and acquaints you with numbers. Left to right: Miss Miller-Advisor, Judy Wright. Janet Woodbury, Carol Thompson, Dale Hess, Jayne Dennis, Jenny Burroughs, Owen Macy, Dar- lene Grier, Susie Frost, Diana Dunn, Marilyn Hendricks, Sharon Porter. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Our group was formed to interest students and to give them a better idea of the teaching profession. There is a growing need for teachers and we realize this fact. First row: Darlene Grier, Joann Den- linger. Second row: Dolores Wright, Eudora Burroughs, Annette Miller, Barbara Smith, Miss Miller-Advisor, Diana Dunn, Martha Quick. JUNIOR RED CROSS This club is for the benefit of all who need help. It helps the program of CARE and offers many other fine services. First row: Rheta Lodge, Linda Hey- meyer, Judy Deeter, Linda Yoder, Mitzi Schroeder, Mrs. Chiles- Advisor. Second row: Martha Quick, Joan Woodruff, Pat Ullery, Darlene Grier, Donna Humphrey, Normandie New- hardt, Tom Collins, Jerry Collins, Diana Dunn, Marilyn Hendricks, Jenny Burroughs, Jo Chrisman, Shirley Biser, Edna Bowers.

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HONOR SOCIETY The membership in this club is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. To be a member is the goal of every am- bitious student and is an honor worth striving for. Left to right: Mrs. Hoover-Advisor, Dolores Wright, Jo Chrisman, Tom Collins, Larry Binkley, Gene Riser, Eudora Burroughs, Wanda Galloway. NOI PiCIUl'Bd2 Carole Carles. OFFICE ASSISTANTS While helping Mr. Roush in the high school office, these Junior and Senior girls assist the running of the school and gain valuable experience Left to right: Judy Emerick, Shirlie Sparks, Joretta Barr, Mildred Cole- man, Jo Ann Dyke, Marilyn Swartz, Joanne Spears, Wanda Galloway. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of our club is to promote goodwill among the stu- dents. We have the privilege of practicing student government and gaining a knowledge of the many problems we will have through life First row: Judy Warner, Bob Mills, Nancy Lodge. Second row: Jenny Burroughs, Car- olyn Whisler, Mr. Roush-Advisor, Charles Woodbury, Spec Sanders, Dick Harrison, Carol Weber, Sue Richison.

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First row: Joyce Locke, Diane Deel, Phyllis Denlinger, Rheta Lodge, Mitzi Schroeder, Carolyn Uhrig, Virginia Randolph, Sue Hicks, Sharon Brumbaugh, Darlene Grier, Barbara Sommers, Jayne Cruden, Pat Cochran, Linda Yoder, Pat Ullery, Mr. DeVor. Second row: Barbara Locke, Shirley Biser, Edna Bowers, Linda Heymeyer, Normandie Newhardt, Sandy Bourne, Jill Walker, Marlene Knopp, Doro- thy Mast, Judy Nicholson, Jayne Dennis, Janet Woodbury, Joyce Birch- field, Sue Frost, Third row: Donna Humphrey, Marilyn Bmmbaugh, Irma Mann, Jane Hua- 6 I R L S ' G L E E C L U B delson, Martha Cade, Janet Dearth, Gerrie Horn, Joan Woodruff. First row: John Weifenbach, Albert Schultheis, Larry Collins, Robin Oscar, Dick Harrison, Dale Minnich, Don Roth, Wayne Locke. Second row: Paul Herr, Charles Way mire, Phillip Richison, Don Ridge- way, Tom Stonerock, Spec Sanders, Gorden Steiner, William Hamilton, Steve Josselyn. Mr. DeVor-Director. BOYS MIXEDCHORUS The world of music can open new doors to interesting and excit- ing experiences. We are learning a new way of self expression. First row: Darlene Swangel, Peggy Wetzel, Jane Constable, Beverly Hubley, Sue Jones, Faye Woodard. Second row: Tom Collins., Bob Hes- ler, Roger Pitsinger, Chuck Wood- bury, Ronnie Bruckner, Bob Dixon, Tom Bowers, Roger Weaver, Jerry Collins, Mr. DeVor-Director. Not Pictured: Frances Haley, Shirlie Sparks. GLEE CLUB