Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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Through the pages of this annual, your book, we have attempted t recapture those precious memories in words and pictures, so that in future years you may remember and relive them again and again, As you leaf through these pages, you may recall the wonderful tint you had at the school dances, the notes you used to pass in class, am the long nights before exams spent with books, cokes, and Stan Kent A picture of the football team brings to your mind a stadium packed with fans, the beat of the green and white band, and your ow Axm ft 23' Na excitement when a Bobcat end crashed over the goal line for that winning T. D. You flip a page and there once again before you are the Bobcats, this time in basketball uniforms. Remember how excited you were at tournament time? Time speeds quickly by, and soon you are no longer a Randolph student. You leave the familiar classrooms and faces and step into an entirely new world. But when you are feeling low and need the omfort of an old friend, you have only to leaf through the pages of our annual, and recall the good times you spent at Randolph to make our day and your memories a little brighter. I X is Editor-in-Chief - - - Assistant Editor - Business Manager Business Staff - - Advertising Staff Copy Editor - - - Copy Writers - - Sports Editor - - Photography - - Activities Editor Activities Staff - Art Editor - - - Correspondence - - - General Advisor - - W'-Y-v--in , ,Jiwlllu .JIIL -'Jill bobcaf staff - - MARILYN BRUMBAUGH ' -DIANE DEAL ' ' IAYNE DENNIS ' 'JENNY BURROUGHS LINDA YODER JUDY DEETER RHETA LODGE ANNETTE MILLER - - - DON DURST DAN BAKER LARRY BUTTS REX WEST RAY SPEC SANDERS SONNY WORLEY BRUCE MOT TER GORDON STEINER - - MITZI SCHROEDER - - PAT ULLERY DIANA DUNN - - LARRY COLLINS -----' DIANADUNN - - - MARYLYN HENDRICKS - - GERRIE HORN JOAN MANNY ' IOHN CHRISMAN ' - CAREN BROOKS GRETCHEN RIESINGER - -MRS. MARIORIE IAY , 4 .....-10 'N ,1i, 1w Wh superintendent 3 message Psychologists have much evidence to show that learning is an active process and that it takes place best in problem-solving situations. Some educators even contend that the extra-curricular programis the heart and soul of our total program. The mem- bers of the Bobcat staff have certainly been active. They have also run into numerous problems. But the experiences gained and the happy hours spent working together on this project will bring forever wonderful rewarding memories. The Seniors have reason to be proud of this volume of the Bobcat. It's another ex- ample of the high degree of excellence of the Class of '55, O. R. Edgington S iiQfz.4..s ' V .w?Nf'xE 131: 'T Q A MR. LOWELL GINGRICH High School Principal - Q' A A A ii 'Q I if f iii, I Qs ' fi bf 1 1 ,vw I . V . . is g A 1. gf if, X '-'r ' cu-'Y' MRS. AMY WARNER MRS. AMBER TROWBRIDGE High School Secretary Elementary Secretary MR. JAMES GROSS Elementary Principal Q,.Q4,,im- 'X :.' ,j5 ':5' if ',-' -if .l.1'f?.i'fV13.'?': -'.-:': Rafi..-lfiiafiii' fqy. M' rondolph board of education Left to right: Mr. Charles A. Butler, Vice President, Mr. Roland St. John, Mr. Robert Warner, President, Mrs. L. M. Light, Clerk, Mr. James R. Hutchinson, Mr. Russell Worley. The Randolph Board of Education is a very important factor in the functioning of school. They are, we might say, the head mechanics of the school, for it is up to them to keep things running smoothly. Their jobs consist of employing all personnel, Teachers are carefully chosen for their ability, not only to teach the students geography and English, but also to get along with and be respected by their students and fellow faculty members. It is the job of the board to establish all policies for the school. In so doing the Randolph board attempts to reflect the opinions of the citizens of the district. The board also must make decisions concerning important problems and projects, the most pro- minent and important project now being the erection of a new school building for the ever-increasing Randolph Township. They realize that good study facilities are an im- portant factor in the advancement of education, and they are working hard to improve such facilities at Randolgb. This board is elected by the people of the Randolph District, and services are al- most entirely voluntary. TheRandolph Board of Education is a hard-working conscientious group of citizens who have dedicated their time and effort to making sure that the students of Randolph will receive the best possible facilities and equipment they can attain. We, the students of Randolph, realize the interest that our board has taken in our welfare and advancement, and we are deeply grateful for the opportunities and privi- leges they have so thoughtfully provided for us. MRS. MADGE Fox English 10, 11, 12 Senior Class Advisor MRS. MARJORIE JAY Shorthand 1, 2 Typing 1, 2 Shamrock Advisor Annual Advisor Senior Class Advisor ,f .aff MR. CARL ADKINS Drivers Training Physical Education Assistant Basketball Coach Football Coach Track Coach Sophomore Class Advisor MR. EUGENE EGAN Math 9 Physics Sophomore Class Advisor --.- pw 1 fr as W' ' N P 'Ta 'A Q., ,- ff Y Q Manx , MRS, VIRGINIA CHILES Home Economics Future Nurses Advisor Girls' Counselor Cafeteria Manager MR. JACK CORLE Industrial Arts Hi-Y Advisor P 54 g MISS HELEN MILLER Algebra 1, 2 Plane Geometry Future Teachers Advisor Ciphering Club Advisor Freshman Class Advisor MR, RICHARD SUHR American History World History Speech I. C. W. A. Advisor Play Director Freshman Class Advisor 4-I .- A 'wir I .,,,.-, . .. ,gf W M A F 6 2 fuss: 1-1 K ,, MRS, MARTHA HOOVER Latin 1, 2 Elementary Art Librarian National Honor Society Advisor MR. JAMES MEYER Band Chorus Seventh and Eighth Grade Music MR, WILLIAM YENSEL Science 7, 8 Physical Education 7, 8 Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Eighth Grade Class Advisor MR, ALFONSO HERMAN Math 7, 8 Science 8 Eighth Grade Class Advisor . .ff , S 'X i in . -I hui MRS, BARBARA TURNER English 10 World History American Hinory Y-Teens Advisor MISS CAROL HONEYMAN Bookkeeping Typing 1 Business English Office Practice Junior Red Cros Advisor Seventh Grade Class Advisor I' L I S.. 1 x A 'ss .ss x C p X tv . , . - 4 'D i ,gina cb A MR. JOHN MALONE if 5 he A A . Geography 7 A is A g History 8 g A My b , Seventh Grade Class Advisor A 'ef-r'1fff'ffff f'ssrfa'f1f ,rf Miss DOROTHY NEFF , ' 'fi 221,5g,5'fj:3ggJ::gq:.:5:3-1-fg::g, , ,. . J .jg . . . ,. - - .ny ,...5g,',.:f:5g:.-g.. gg., :ii '45y.Iyg7i5:.'iJ-gffffrffiffi 7 'Z 1 B --gmt!!! :file 545,331 ,Cs - -, A file 1' iT 'l x ,gg x A WHEEHE- , Q. Yiizz. 'K I . ' - 3 . ,- ..:15f:ii??1':Q5'l'?i , ..,Q,.f Q' English 7, 8 Seventh Grade Class Advisor ex L N K 4 wx - . l 4 L. ' ' 4 2 V r E astt .1 3 ,a-Q, llfb. MISS ELEANOR FRANZER Fifth Grade MRS. MARIORIE STUDEBAKER Fifth Grade 'N F Q +j,f',, , ,J rg' 11 mu, firlf-'eg gy QQ 'L 1 .AJ 1 1 - - VON Ax-cr O Chriatophcr Columbus ' MRS, LEOTTA CRUEA Sixth Grade MRS. PAULINE SPRIESTERSBACH Sixth Grade 1 W' Y Q' I 1 MRS, LOIS HAINES Fourth Grade MISS BETTY I0 SHANNON Fourth Grade 4 MRS, DOROTHY KRUG Third and Fourth Grades MRS, CAROLYN BURROUGHS Third Grade Y' MRS, MINNETTE HOUSE Second Grade MRS, OLIVE BROOKS Second Grade Q I' .lf if MRS, HELEN HARTER Third Grade MRS, MILDRED HOSCHOUER Second Grade :cs 57' S5 G. 5, ,,-f as 1 a X If 1 MRS, MARIE MCDONALD First Grade MRS. HARRIET CARR First Grade MRS, ALTA SANFORD First Grade MISS GERTHUE WETZEL First Grade rrr U, MISS EDNA BRILL Kindergarten MRS. HELEN SHOOK Elementary Music MRS. HELEN HORMELL Kindergarten Assistant MRS. ESTHER BYERS Kindergarten Assistant 1 'se 'N-. MR. RAYMOND KLEPINGER Head of Maintenance MR. CHARLES GRIESHEIMER Head Custodian ...,, :vi '5 Q , Q' lr MR. WILLIAM KARNS Replaced Mrs. Barbara Turner the second semester. World History American History English 10 ...o- 1' f' .4- QW' ts. . 6 BUS DRIVERS Joe Eller Harry Denlinger Vernon Martin Howard Hoke Howard Binkley Harold Minnich Raymond Klepinger James Gross Not pictured: Earl Sleppy YQ. P' Sl' ' t X ,Y I . lfyff 'rs-3' s Afffi it , . ,. ,, GT! . v.. . 1 Mrs. Edith Binkley, Mrs. Bertha Wilson, Mrs. Donna Lodge, Mrs. Ardillia Wrnteregg Mrs. Treva Swope, Mrs. Ruth Smith Q' -gs, . I' 'vi A, n V fl COOKS ,, ' Mrs Beatrice Moore ' W .fx ,A 15,5 I Mrs Meme smirh Q X Mrs Arlene Gallichio Y lv I Mrs. Hazel Eley 3 ' 1 Mrs Margaret Viles Wea Q1 X' 5 Ni 1 v I J at A bw ' , lf' 5'NK.,4. Words.- Ah If 'M a JAM... , ,Han , senior class officers Left to right: Ioan Manny, Secretaryg Spec Sanders, President, Dick Baker, Vice President, Jayne Dennis, Treasurer. Four years ago, September, 1951, we entered our first year of high school Mr. Barger was our advisor and Bruce Motter, the leader of our class. During our freshman year we were very proud to be the largest class in the school. Class parties, paper drives, and bake sales were our successful money-making projects. We worked hard this year and our treasury was beginning to build up. We were soon to become a big part of Randolph as SOPHOMORESl Our advisors this year were Miss Miller and Miss Corwin. Later, Mr. Lancaster replaced Miss Corwin. With their help and the leader- ship of Mitzi Schroeder, our bankroll was really starting to bulge. We were beginning to look forward to that wonderful trip to Washington. The 'Harvest Moon Hop was our first big dance this year, and everyone worked hard to make it the success that it was. Has another year gone by already? Time is passing quickly and now we are JUNIORSI We are now learning the meaning of responsibility. Our work is harder, and again we are planning to make money. We learned to work together. Selling magazines, producing a play, and giving a Valentine dance were many things we did for the first time. Ou.r beautiful Junior-Senior Prom, Some Enchanted Evening, will always be a wonderful high school memory. Our advisors, Mrs. Brumbaugh and Mr. Cultice, and our leader, Mitzi Sch- roeder, saw and helped us through a profitable year. Now we are SENIORSI Many never-to-be forgotten moments were shared by our class this year. Spec Sanders was our leader and Mrs. Jay and Mrs. Fox, our advi- sors. We gave Holly Daze, the formal Christmas dance, and we did our best to cheer the athletic teams on to victory. Our work days and the pro- duction of our class play helped promote our trip to Washington. We are proud to have been a part of Randolph and we will long remember the good friends and gay times we have had. Our training at Randolph has helped us greatly to prepare for the future and to take advantage of the opportunities open to us. Baccalaureate and Commencement have made a. lasting impre- ssiou on us and we leave Randolph with the hope that we will be able to make it as proud of us as we have been of it. likes to sew. . . cute. . . engaged. Il ff A DANIEL ANTHONY BAKER . . .football co-captain. . . neat. . . likes sports and movies. Annual 4: Shamrock 4: Letter Club 1, 2, 3.4: President 4: Chorus 4: Football 1. 2. 3.4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 3.4: Class Vice President 2. RICHARD MELVIN BAKER . . . tall. . . easy going. . . a hard worker. Hi-Y 4: Chorus 4: Junior Class Play 3: Operetta 4: Class Vice President 4. ELIZABETH JANE BERNIER . . . good roller skater. . . seemingly quiet. . .likes horses. Y-Teens 2, 3.4: Letter Club 2, 3, 4: JCOWA 3.4: Ciphering Club 2: Junior Red Cross 2. 3.4: FNA 3.4. SHIRLEY MAE BISER Shamrock 4: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3.4, Treasurer 3: Letter Club 1, 2,3,4: Office Assistant 3. 4: Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3.4: Secretary 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 1. X gulf EDNA RUTH BOWEIS . . .friend of all. . . fun. . . appre- ciative. Shamrock 4: Y-Teens 2, 3: GAA 2: Library Assistant 3: Junior Red Cross 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. DONALD E. BOWMAN . . . reads a lot. . .likes hunting and fishing. JOYCE YVONNE BURCHFIELD .. . dependable. . .stands up for Kentucky. . . nice. Shamrock 45 Scholarship Team 35 Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 Chorus 25 FNA 3.4. HELEN GENEVIEVE BURROUGHS . . . active. . . engaged. . . interested in the Air Force. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 Letter Club 45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Library Assistant 1, 2,35 JCOWA 3,45 Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 45 Ciphering Club 1, 2.3, 4, President 2,4, Vice Presi- dent 15 Juniorked Cross 1. 2, 3,45 Secretary 15 ENA 3,45 Class' Vice President 1. WINSTON LLOYD BRUMBAUGH . . . witty. . .Romeo. . , class agri- culturist. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Chorus 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 3, 45 Operetta 4. DAVID RICHARDSON BRUST . . . tall. . . talented printer. . . likes to sleep. Chorus 45 Operetta 45 Hi-Y 4. CAREN L. BROOKS . . . typical stenographer. . . whiz at shorthand. . . courteous. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 25 Scholarship Team 2, 35 Library Assistant 3. MARILYN SUE BRUMBAUGH . . . 5'2 . . . eyes of blue. . .. bubbling with fun. .. likes to write. Annual 3, 45 Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Shamrock 1, 3,45 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 35 Letter Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, President 25 Band 15 Junior Class Play 35 FNA 3, 4, President 3. Vice President 45 Class Secretary 2, 3. LARRY BUTTS . . . always ready for a laugh. . . basketball player. . . future plumber. Annual 45 Letter Club 1, 2.3.45 Student Council 25 Chorus 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Operetta 45 Home- coming Escort 2. JOHN G. CHRISMAN . . . class artist. . . tall. . . blonde. Annual 45 Hi-Y,3, 4. Nm' Iii JANET LEE COX . . .tall and willowy. . . rather demure. . . likes water sports. Shamrock 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2. 3,45 Letter Club 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Junior Red Cross 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3. FRED LAWRENCE CRA MER expert on cattle. . .likes food and driving. Ala Baseball 3. A so Qi JUDITH JEAN DEETER . . . cute. . . future homemaker. . . likes to sew. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3: Letter Club 45 Library Assistant 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3.4, Vice President 1, Class Treasurer 1. FLOYD ROBERT DENLINGER . . . nice. . . sports fan. . . always cheerful. Chorus 2. DONALD HOWARD DURST . . . neat dresser. . .lots of fun. . . always smiling. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 4, Vice President 45 Chorus 45 Football 15 Operetta 4. MARILYN SUZANNE FAST . . .likes sports and cars. . . quiet until known. Y-Teens 2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Scholarship Team 35 FTA 3,45 ICOWA 3.4. MARILYN ANN DONALDSON . . . Speed demon in her M. G. . . . entered senior year. . -likes water skiing. Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 45 GAA 45 JCOWA 45 FTA 45 Chorus 45 Operetta 4. DIANA RAE DUNN . . . girl athlete. . .fast typist. . . always on time. Annual 45 Shamrock 1, 2, 3, 45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Y- Teens 1, 2,3,45 Letter Club 1, 2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Pl'CSidCI1I 45 Scholarship Team 25 Library Assis- tant 1, 35 JCOWA 3,45 Office Assistant 45 FTA 1, 2, 3, 45 Secre- tary-Treasurer 25 Vice President 3 Ciphering Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 1, Secretary 25 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 25 Junior Class Play 35 Physical Education Assistant 4. PHYLLIS JOYCE DENLINGER . . . blond. . . zany. . .likes sports. Y-Teens 1, 2,45 Letter Club 1. 2, 45 Scholarship Team 25 JCOWA 45 FTA 1,2,45 Chorus 15 Band 1, 2,4 JAYNE ELEANOR DENNIS . . . Homecoming Queen. . . pretty hair. . . good scholar. Annual 45 Shamrock 2, 3, 45 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3,45 Letter Club 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Scholar- ship Team 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Ciphering Club 1, 2, Vice Presi dent 25 Chorus 1, 25 Homecoming Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Class Treasurer 3. 4. MK -QV - JAMES L FLAUGH . . .noted for his large vocabulary . . . crew cut. . . likes people. ICOWA 3,4g Junior Class Play 35 Track 4. A JERRY D. GARBER . . .future farmer. . . quiet. . . curly hair. Football 4. 'T' PAUL ERNEST GRAY . . . small but mighty. . . class joker. . . good dancer. Hi-Y 3: Letter Club 1, 2,3,4g i dii- i Football 1, 2, 3,43 Track 4g Base- f ball 2, 3, 4. GARY GRISSO . . .hot rodder. . . talkative. . . pretty eyes. Annual 4g Shamrock 4g Chorus 4, Football 3,43 Homecoming Escort 3. luv, TBD' MARYLYN GLADYS HENDRICKS red hair ambitious book worm Annual4 Shamrock 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Letter Club 1 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Scholarship Team 1 2 Library Assistant 1 2 3,4g ICOWA 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Honor Society 3.4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: FTA 3.4, Vice President 4, Ciphering Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Junior Red Cross 1. 2, 3,4g FNA 3, CAROL LEOTTA HOOVER . . .pretty hair. . . one of the gang ...dreamer. I Y-Teens 1: Chorus 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL HAL JOHNSTON . . . optimist. . . determined. . . considerate. Letter Club 1, 2, 3,45 Scholarship Team 35 ICOWA 45 FTA 3,45 Ciphering Club 15 Football 2,3. MARLENE IULIA KNOOP . . . engaged. . .likes to write letters. Chorus 1, 2, 3.4. CLIFFORD LEE HUMPHREY . . . studious. . . travel-happy. . . scientific mind. Scholarship Team 2. DONNA JEAN HUMPHREY . . . chatterbox. . .letter writer. . . future comptometer. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 1, 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2,3.4: FNA 35 Operetta 3. GERALDINE LOUISE HORN . . . short. . . always on the go. . . likes music and dancing. Annual 45 Shamrock 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2.3.45 Letter Club 1, 2,3,45 GAA 15 Chorus 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3. JANE MARIE HUDDLESON . . . small. . . quiet. . . sweet. Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Operetta 3. i i BRUCE A . KOOGLER . . . likes Pogo books. . .interest- ed in English bicycles. BEVERLEY I. KYLE . , .half of the twin set. . . wears a diamond on her left hand. Shamrock 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4. ml l .., 7' QV I SHIRLEY ANN KYLE . . .the other half of the twin set . . . friendly. . .likes books. Annual 4, Library Assistant 3,45 Chorus 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4. FRANK E. KYLE . . , carrot-top. . .likes fun. . .foot- ball. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treas- urer 45 Letter Club 1,2,3,4: Chorus 3,43 Football 1. 3,4g Bas- ketball 2g Track 3: Baseball 3: Operetta 3. 4. sf 'K' 'Sunil' DOUGLAS E. LAMBERT . . . slow but sure. . . science fanatic. . . cooperative. BARBARA ANN LOCKE . . . avid reader. . .likes to travel and swim. Y-Teens 2, 3g Library Assistant 4 Chorus 2, 3. svzwfwsw. is fs DOROTHY J. MAST . . . nice dresser. . .likes the Air Force. Y-Teens 15 Chorus 1. 2.3.4. WILLIAM MERRITT . . . always happy. . . study hall dodger. . .full of mischief. l-Ii-Y 45 Letter Club 45 Foot- ball 4. 'Q' s 5 ' 1 OWEN YOUNCE MACY , . . class Einstein. . . good worker . . . keen sense of humor. Shamrock 45 Letter Club 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 JCOWA 3, 4, Vice President 45 Honor Society 3,45 FTA 3,45 Ciphering Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 45Jl1niOl' Class Play 35 Baseball 3. JOAN M. MANNY . . . pleasing personality. . .likes good times and dancing. Annual 45 Shamrock 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 45 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Operetta 35 Homecoming Atten- dant 45 Class Secretary 4. JOYCE E. LOCKE . . . artist. . . letter writer. . . likes to draw styles. Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 1, 2,45 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2 3,45 FNA 3, 45 Operetta 4. RHETA MAE LODGE . . . cute. . .lots of freckles. . . likes good music. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 GAA 15 Office Assistant 35 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3.4, Treasurer 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play. in ANNETTE LOUISE MILLER . . . an outstanding scholar. . . future teacher. . . naturally curly hair. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 GAA 25 Scholarship Team 2, 35 JCOWA 45 Honor Society 3, 45 FTA 2, 3.4, President 35 Chorus 45 Band 25 Operetta 4. BRUCE ALLEN MOTTER . . . class clown. . . Homecoming King. . .football co-captain. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Letter Club 1, 2, 3,45 Junior Class Play 35 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track I, 25 Baseball 25 Operetta 45 Homecoming King 45 Class President 15 Class Vice President 3. NORMANDIE ELINOR NEWHARDT . . . bright eyes. . . good dancer. . . enthusiastic. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 GAA 2, 35 Office Assis- tant 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2. GAIL ANN PENROD gay. . . likes dancing and driving. Shamrock 45 Y-Teens 3,45 GAA 45 JCOWA 45 FTA 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 3, 45 Chorus 45 Junior Class Play 35 Operetta 4. ' f ' MARTHA JANE QUICK . . . smart gal. . . completed h. s. in three years. . . gabby. Shamrock 15 Y-Teens 1,2,45 Letter Club 1,2,45 GAA 1,45 Scholarship Team 1,25 Library Assistant 1. 25 JCOWA 45 FTA 1, 2,45 Junior Red Cross 15 Assistant Director of Junior Play 35 Class Vice President 1. GRETCHEN ANN RIESINGER . . . always gay. . . willing to help . . .likes hot rods. Entered Senior year5 Annual 45 Y-Teens 45 Office Assistant 4. 0 THOMAS BARTON STONEROCK . . . mad about music. . . jitterbug . . . enjoys Naval Air Reserve. Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 4. PATRICIA LOUISE ULLERY . . . ambitious. . . tall. . . nice per- sonality. Annual 4, Shamrock 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 4, GAA 1,2, Scholarship Team 1, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4, Operetta 4, Junior Class Play 3, FNA 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Class Treasurer 3.. JAMES M. SHUNK reserved. . . intelligent. . . motor expert. Scholarship Team 1. CHARLES RICHARD STAUFFER . . .likes food. . . active in Dragons . . .hot rodder. Letter Club 4, Chorus 4, Football 4. LAWRENCE K. ,SANDERS . . . class prexy. . . big heart. . . enormous smile. Annual 3, 4, Shamrock 1, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4, President 3, 4, Letter Club 1, 2, 3,4, JCOWA 3,4, Student Council 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band 1, 2, Junior Class Play 3, Football 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Class President 4. MONNA VANNA SCHROEDER . . . talented musician. . . active in everything. . . dependable. Annual 4, Shamrock 1, 2, 3,4, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3,4, President 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 2, 3,4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Officer Assistant 4, Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, chorus 1,2,3.4, Band 1,2V,3, Junior Class Play 3, Cheerleader 1, FHA 3, Operetta 3,4, Home- coming Attendant 2, Class Secre- tary 1, Class President 2, 3. W ls , PATRICIA LOUISE VINES . . . avid music fiend. . .first to volunteer. . . nice. GAA 3,45 FTA 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Junior Class Play 35 Operetta 3, 4. GORDON REX WESTRAY . . , the silent type. . .likes boats . . . business man. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Letter Club 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Foot- ball 1,2, 3,45 Operetta 4. fi' xxaswxg-b... RONALD EARL WHITESELL . . . class slowpoke. . . jolly. . . basketball player. Letter Club 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,4. RUSSELL ARTHUR WORLEY . . . neat car. . . cute personality. . . class mechanic. Annual 45 Shamrock 45 Letter Club 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 45 Basketball 15 Operetta 4. v.n.w-mm- a--74 -v-f E x ' 'Q Q 'l! ? 7 Q , pp A , pq -.a all LINDA ANNE YODER . . . never at a loss for words. . . likes to read. . . fun. Annual 45 Shamrock 1, 2,35 Y- Teens 1, 2, 3,45 Letter Club 45 GAA 1, 25 Library Assistant 1,2, 3. 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 45 Treasurer 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Operetta 4. DENNIS L. ZANDER . . . quiet. . . likes movies. . . active in DeMolay. Baseball 4. JOHN WILLIAM ZIMMANN . . . disc jockey. . . lives it up. . . hates to study. Shamrock 4g Hi-Y 3, 4g JCOWA 3,45 Chorus 4: Iunior Class Play 3g Operetta 4. Not Pictured JAYNE CAROL CRUDEN TIM WALKER . . . smiling eyes. . . likes . . . herpetologist. . . outdoor parties. . . good driver. type. . . quiet. Y-Teens 2g Chorus 2, 3.4. class motto The important thing is not where we stand, but in which direction we are moving. class colors class flower Forest Green and White American Beauty Rose Our four years have come to an end. We seniors know that it has passed all too swiftly. We look back at our four years, and then glance into the future filled with our hopes and dreams, confident that we will attain the goals which we have set up for ourselves. The happy times of the past years cannot be relived, but they will never be forgotten. We, the Seniors of 1955, wish to say goodbye to every- one, and we hope that the classes which follow us will have as much fun and happiness in the years to come as we have had during our dear old golden rule days. 7' Hint- '11-1' senior will We, the Senior Class of 1955 of Randolph High School, Englewood, Ohio, being of fairly sound mind and body do hereby bequeath our position in the lunch line to the juniors, our ability to yell loud enough to win the cheering plaque to the sophomores, our ability to be understanding of our teachers to the freshmen, and our wish that future classes will be as talented as we were to our teachers. I Dan Baker, bequeath my No. 16 football jersey to Jim Hess and my good looks to Larry ' halt. I, Betty Bernier, bequeath my skating ability to Jean Crow. I, Shirley Biser, bequeath my diamond polish to Sharon Burns and my jokes to Ken Durst. I, Edna Bowers, bequeath my long hair to Iris Kyle. I, Don Bowman, bequeath my '49 Ford to anyone who can keep the gas tank supplied. 1, Caren Brooks, bequeath my shorthand speed to my sister,Gloria. I, Marilyn Brumbaugh, bequeath my naturally curly hair to Tom Walker. I Winston Brumbaugh, bequeath my ability to speak out in civics class when I shouldn't to Lowell Dearth. I David Brust, bequeath my ability to get to school on time at least once a month to Stuart Koogler. I, Joyce Burchfield, bequeath my lack of words to Albert Schultheis. I, Jenny Burroughs, bequeath my excuses for getting out of classes to Darlene Grier. I, Larry Butts, bequeath my calm, cool temper to Jack Newell and my drafting tools to any unfortunate drafter. I John Chrisman, bequeath my duties as secretary of t.he Snails to anyone who thinks he can get the club back on its feet. I, Janet Cox, bequeath my height to Becky Riesinger. I. Lawrence Cramer, bequeath my 'baby blue eyes to Bev Wilson. I, Jane Cruden, bequeath my record of perfect attendance to my sister, Ruth. I, Judy Deeter, bequeath my horn-rimmed glasses to Janet Layman and my carboned typing eraser to Janet Kauffman. Collins. I Dick Baker, bequeath my Chevy to anyone who thinks he can get the ark to a screeching Jayne Dennis, bequeath my crown to any lucky junior and my typing ability to Bev McVity Floyd Denlinger, bequeath my size to Ned Franz and my blonde hair to my brother, Merlin. Phyllis Denlinger, bequeath my patched pants to anyone brave enough to wear them and my jokes to Peg Vines. Marilyn Donaldson, bequeath my MG to Ronnie Wood. Diana Dunn, bequeath my athletic ability to John Weiffenbach. Don Durst, bequeath my job as vice president of Student Council to Tom Walker and my share of driving the family car to my brother, Ken. Marilyn Fast, bequeath my '52 Hudson and my basketball shoes to my brother, Douglas, and my locker to anyone able to get it opened. Jim Flaugh, bequeath my ability to get caught skipping school to any unlucky person. Jerry Garber, bequeath my weights to Edgar Benton. - Gary Grisso, bequeath my Holy levis to Jerry Craft and my rusty shot gun to Annabelle Gibson. Marylyn Hendricks, bequeath my duties on the bookwagon to two girls who have an excess of wind and energy - Jo Woodruff and Darlene Grier. Carol Hoover, bequeath my grade in civics to my brother, Ronnie. V- 'ilu-nr I r Gerrie Horn, bequeath my height to Hank Biddle. Jane Huddleson, bequeath my job on the Shamrock to my cousin, Ethel. Paul Gray, bequeath my '42 Crosley to anyone who cant get it started. Clifford Humphrey, bequeath my good hitch-hiking hand to Roger Wise. Donna Humphrey, bequeath my typing ability to Gary Kolleda. Mike Johnston, bequeath my physics answer book to Sandy Bourne. Marlene Knoop, bequeath my diamond to Carole Collins. Bruce Koogler, bequeath my knowledge of foreign sports cars to Bill Dallas. Beverley Kyle, bequeath my diamond to my sister, Iris. Frank Kyle, bequeath my football locker to Bo Huddleson. Shirley Kyle, bequeath my red hair to Judy Mohler. Doug Lambert, bequeath my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Ronnie Burns. Barbara Locke, bequeath my bookkeeping ability and long hair to my sister, Mary. Joyce Locke, bequeath my ability to make all of the school posters to Janet Kauffman. Rheta Lodge, bequeath my driver's license to someone with a car and my yellow cashmere sweater to Sharon Bums. Owen Macy, bequeath my physics grade to Robert Hendricks and my honor society pin to some lucky junior. Joan Manny, bequeath my ability to skip school to my brother, Butch. Dorothy Mast, bequeath my butchering job to Shelva Bowden. Bill Merritt, bequeath my little red convertible to Jerry Tebics. Annette Miller, bequeath locker No 23 to Sis. Bruce Motter, bequeath my way with women to John Coleman and my football jersey to anyone who is not proud. Normandie Newhardt, bequeath all of my chewing gum to Judy Vance. Gail Penrod, bequeath my back shorthand homework to Bev McVity and my car to anyone who has a space suit. Martha Quick, bequeath my cynicisms to Jo Woodruff and Darlene Grier and my big words to Mike Gallagher. Gretchen Riesinger, bequeath my membership in the National Hod Rod Association to Judy Wright and my job on the Bobcat to my sister. Lawrence Sanders, bequeath my No 11 football jersey to Ronnie Hoover and my ability to diagram sentences to Bill Dallas. Mitzi Schroeder, bequeath my typing ability to Steve Josselyn. Jim Shunk, bequeath my way with women to Gary Kolleda. Dick Stauffer, bequeath my waistline to Bev McVity and my '50 Blue Jewel Ford to Brenda Weeks. Tom Stonerock, bequeath my height to Steve Josselyn. Pat Ullery, bequeath my honor society pin to J. D. Browning. Pat Vines, bequeath my singing ability to my sister Peg. Tim Walker, bequeath my snake collection to Mrs. Fox. Rex Westray, bequeath my short hair to Warren Geralds. Ronnie Whitesell, bequeath my pole vaulting ability to my brother, Mickey. Sonny Worley, bequeath my car to Sharon Burns and my mechanical ability to Franklin Ross. Linda Yoder, bequeath my ability to speak before I think to Donna Engle. Denny Zander, bequeath my lost class ring to anyone who wants to waste their time on a rainy day. John Zimmann, bequeath my slender physique to Don Roth. the class of '55 On November 19, 1954, the P.'I'.A. gave their annual fall festival. The next day we seniors volun- teered to clean up - for a little fee, of course, to help out our financial situation. 3' To start off our senior year, Spec Sanders took the reins as class prexy. We all want to express our thanks to him for guiding us through a wonderful last year. On December 18, 1954, we seniors gave our Christmas formal, Holly Daze. It was held in the gym. We all had a wonderful time even if we did work hard getting our decorations ready. Tv- s -,.r.W,5-.,.., ,-1 K vs um, I N1-.,w,. lr ,?f7,315,wf5l YY - ,-- ------v----.---v.-v. -W. fy.-.-. ..- W, ,-vw---ff -rw I If ,r.,yi.k M To help us on our way to Washington, we sponsored a senior work day. We were worn out, but the money we received made up for it, and we had fun working together. With the coming of spring came the ordering of caps and gowns and our name cards and announcements for graduation. NY' We gave George Washington Slept Here' on April 21 and 22, 1955. It really went over with a bang. Here are some seniors trying out for the various parts. I 9 iii: junior class officers Standing: Sharon Brumbaugh, Secretary, Jill Walker, Treasurer, Diane Deal. Vice Presi dent. Seated: Darlene Grier, President. It was a bright, sunny morning in September, 1952, as we ventured into our first year ofhigh school. As freshmen, we had many things to leam, but as time passed, we learned to work together. With the advice of Mr. Adkins and under the leadership of Don Ridgwey, we soon had the title of the richest freshman class ever at Randolph. We wrote the first class constitution, and were the first freshman class to sponsor a dance. All of these things faded into the past as we were SOPHOMORES! Once again things started to perk. We were very eager to get ahead, and with the help of Miss Miller and Mr. Jepsen, our activities grew more and more. Paul Herr was now president and we began organizing many different things. To make the treasury swell a little more, we sponsored our first big dance, Frosted Fantasy, but soon we were choosing our class rings, and now we are IUNIORSI It is 1955 and we are growing up fast. We have proof of this by the things we have been doing. Our first class play, 'January Thaw, was termed the best by all who saw it. Magazine sales, Cupid's Capers, and last but not least, the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom are all memories that will last forever. But let us not forget our president, Darlene Grier, and our advisors, Mrs. Brumbaugh and MI. Cultice, who led us through another year safely. This leads up to the fact that we will soon be seniors with bigger and better ideas, so be on the alert for the V CLASS OF '56 FLOYD BENTON SHELVA BOWDEN JANET BOYD SHARON BRUMBAUGH MARTHA CADE JOHN COLEMAN ELAINE DALLAS DIANE DEAL PHYLLIS DENLINGER SANDRA FARRIER KENNY GARBER DICK GRIESHEIMER PAUL HERR JEAN HORTON RAYMOND KIMMEY GARY KOLLEDA JANET LAYMAN WAYNE LOCKE COLLEEN MCATEE JOYCE MILLARD DALE MINNICH JACK NEW ELL SHARON PORTER VIRGINIA RANDOLPH Pl-IILLIP RICHISON LARRY RYAN JERRY SHERMAN BARBARA SOMERS JERRY TEBICS CAROLYN UHRIG JOE VAN KIRK JILL WALKER JOHN WEIFFENBACH RONNIE WEIST ROGER WERCKMAN NOT PICTURED: BARBARA WEST juniors MRS, BRUMBAUGH Y if Q + .. - Q 4. vii F' .. -X v-v 3- ' nz. -J s YEL 1 'O C .. .L A N' Q 37 A ' A .iam A-3-A-2 7572. - gg 5' 73' 'W' Q. 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I . mv , .7 , 'I .A S .-' 'I' Q X g W-if PM W I 'A 1, 4 ,gf ' I or f BILL ANDERSON SANDRA BOURNE GLORIA BROOKS CHARLES CAYLOR LARRY COLLINS JANET DEARTH DEAN DENLINGER HARRY EWING MIKE GALLAGHER DARLENE GRIER NORMAN HARTMAN SANDY IRWIN STEVE IOSSELYN JANET KAUFFMAN DON LOCHNER ERMA MANN BEVERLEY MCVITY KEN MYERS BILL OBERER CAROL O'GRADY MARTHA QUICK LUIS RIANCHO DON RIDGWAY DON ROTH ALBERT SCHULTHEIS CONNIE SLUTERBECK CAROL THOMPSON BETTY UPTHEGROVE JUDY VANCE PEGGY VINES .IUDY WARNER CHUCK WAYMIRE DALE WEIST LEROY WENGER Jo WOODRUFF juniors NOT PICTURED: BILL HAMILTON BARBARA WEST MR. CULTICE Z Q sophomore class officers Left to right: Brenda Hosbrook, Vice Presidentg Roger Wise, President, Carol Weber, Secretaryg Terry Evans, Treasurer. We were the largest freshman class ever to enter Randolph, and poor, unsuspecting Mr. Adkins and Mrs. Stratis were given the task of controlling this energetic crowd. Annabelle Gibson was elected president. Other officers were Terry Krug, vice president Sharon Burns, secretaryg and Roger Wise, treasurer. Throughout the year we sponsored a skating party, a bake sale, and our first class dance, The Shamrock Shuffle. Our sophomore year was highlighted with our second big dance, The Starlight Whirl. Mr. Adkins was again given the responsibility of being in charge of our class, and he was assisted by Mr. Egan. This was the year when we struggled through plane geometry, biology, and world history - what a time we had. And some of the boys in our class made the football and basketball teams, and two of our girls were elected cheerleaders. We were reallycproud of all of them - and we did our share of cheering too! Yes, it's been a wonderful year for us Sophs, but next year will be even better, we know, so watch for the CLASS OF '57 l. Joanne Ander Bruce Baker Roger Baker Gary Banker Don Biser Judy Blackbum Mary Kay Bright Jim Browning Sharon Burns Nancy Coleman Jerry Craft Fern Cramer Ruth Cruden Bill Dallas Gale Danes Lowell Dearth Bruce Deeter Merlin Denlinger Jim Dennis Ken Durst Dale Dyke Sue Eisenlohr Ned Frantz Nancy Gallichio Roger Garwood Bill Gaskill Clara Geier Warren Geralds Annabelle Gibson Ronnie Griesheimer Jerry Haley Judy Hatfield Jim Hendrickson Nancy Hessler John Hissong Ronnie Holsinger Ronnie Hoover Brenda l-losbrook Chuck Hoschouer Arlene Huffman Don Hutchinson Bonnie Hyre sophomores V57 new ' M r Q ,ww rg, fbi! ' PS :ff Hg x X ' ,Y lv I ,,. ar B CQ 3 , as :Q ,J W. . L 5: Jf .-P .s 2 h X: , 4, . if was K f .J -Q. -Q' M :B Y QQ, ' J .. .cs 2, ' Q ir 'ez t 'D ' A MJ.: . 1 'Y Y If M 3 :gi 5 Don Johns ti Arlene Kagner Q.: R., 3 Pat Kelley 3 Joy Koogler , Stuart Koogler l W A 1 ' cal 1'1 uf 'fl g Q3 Ts 1,3 sep- B 4:22 fra 4 .,-1 K , 7 A9 K ' ek , 3 -,- A .G 'N fb , yn... 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W y K - ,X x 'E ' ,L A V , 4 a , 3 I gan g ? ,K4 , E rry E f ,M Q s mi. . A. S Z ar KX? we 3 'Qi rn F , A 'V' ' . c -. I nf .r 1 ' nv do fix., , il.: J iiiihfiifl Carolyn Pummill Albert Riancho Becky Riesinger Kitty Robinson Franklin Rose Bob Rothert Cindy Shaw Myma Shunk Max Swank Dick Tannreuther Barbara Tebics Malcolm Treon Larry Urich Jerry Volk Don Wagner Dick Wagner Jackie Wagner Shirley Wagner Tom Walker Eddie Waymire Carol Weber Brenda Weeks Beth Weir Martin Weisenbarger Paul Weist Darlene Wenger Katy Wenger Joel Williams Beverly Wilson Connie Winteregg Roger Wise Eva Witzleb Gail Woodard Ronnie Woods Ronme Yoakum Dick Ziegler z l f' sophomores Not pictured: James Beery Martin Deuney Mr. Egan I l Iv freshman class officers Left to right: Pam Marshall, Treasurerg Tom Boomershine, Presidentg Edgar Benton, Vice Presidentg Judie Roth, Secretary. Our class got off to a good start this year. As Freshmen - an experience that was new to us, but one that we won't forget - we feel we did very well. Under the leadership of Mr. Suhr and Miss Miller, we've had two bake sales, one dance, and several parties. This year added to our attendance. Fifteen students came over from Clayton and joined us, ma king us seventy-nine strong. Our president, Tom Boomershine, has done much to help us, along with Edgar Benton as vice president. Our secretary was Judie Roth and our treasurer was Pam Marshall. We think that, all in all, we've had a pretty successful year. In the future, watch out for the . CLASS OF '58 Melinda Allison L ,. ,,.. Wk vas, kgs, . ,, 1 4 Ronnie Anderson -, 3 y Q M 1 W ,Q , , Q Don Qeem K' lf, 3 V' l s C - Bob Bergman y . A H Y r R I .y J s. Tom Boomershine A, QQ Q fK-' x' Qzh' 5 D . 'X I il A ,l . M53 ' ' , 4, 4 Mildred Brandon Jerry Brooks A W, ai A A Carol Collins W ' M 'N ,J Jean Crow fr-' 'J' at -Jr 5 ft Douglas Crurne i 'fQs 5f C y y y ve Norman Danes md . Nancy Eby W, ,yr M '33 Mary Lou Fenton 1, ssl ...s V I 6 ,Q Ed Fletcher so 'LT' 3, -- Gloria Fortney if x C , . ! N ' G :V Christina Haas ' G .X Tom Hansen by 'fd . 4 F-3 ,Q Q K L5 gs- Robert Hendricks J ,Q ' ,... 1 Q M, ' Mark Hess , if 'J y -f K- F Nelson Hommell X' y f -f Ion Hormell 1 Milburn Huddleson ' '3 ,la ,, 3, A' 12, Donna Kinsey 1 s f-4 C ,, 5 5 r-c 'Ffh 1 sf s, Q-. K J Jane Lawrence ' ,af I 5- N David Macy wi N 'N I .V 'Q-D . 11 s Sf ' . l Pam Marshall s G' - Gary Messler 6 , -,gs fi '. 3: gg .-'-3 '. '-J f JV Lois Mulligan ,,, at N, A -J' C, -A Jack Norris .3 J 'ff' -1' '1' I X137 Woody Pumpllrey ti' VE! P up t t ' y . f , Allen Renner Tryon Rosser Z: .12 525 4. -5: , Judy Sammons 5 ., 4 1 Q, X H Roger Sboenfelt -1--f '3 Q' ff' li. 5 Russell Siler P, t iiiyil .f. S , Q .Q Qi .4 ,Q-.M 2 1 'st f' N -- Jim Studebaker . 4 ' 3 Q, ., ' r I if Mary Tully -4. y, Gerald Winters '3- freshmen Mlss Miller Not pictured: Judith Lambert Q 6 New , r -. y nur -'vw - 2 X A A - gy ' up l ' ' k K 1 '- .A sr z , pg 7 f .W-ig - ,I A- 'we ravi, 1. .A it 'UV' -..s,., . ff is Q- 5.- i ' L 'f . - ' rm, . ,' . .- ' :gig x,, ' 1 -' 5 ,::.n FW v 3' 'Ss 'A 5 if .L i ' 5 --.. QE Z -A ef M L a F.. ., . A sig it -,g .4 'tbl 7 new . Q . l V f ,.,. kd g .Y V .1 fqlq ,ww-Q if My is 'ff .- Q21 'iw 13 .mfr ' Ka ' 25'-.5-EE, it X x A A -.fam : - , ?'i?3-greibi-I'D .'l'5'l'5 f:::::,f Q A :secs f f 1 ix- ? 'Q-.r ,,.,, J' X. A -'va M if n ly .X-.. T. S QX3'-il X if ,J Lg, ff? 5' Nx , ,f i Q gm J ,: J S S 'Zi' xiqfmd -4 'T3. f . I r' 'N . for ' V ii A -' ' an - ' 3: ?' , uv' , fl K 5 .W . .1 F' fix .M 1 W.: I 5 Y Linda Wise 'GCN ' fr' Harold Yoder Not pictured: qi -S5 Thomas Moorman A Dixie Ullery .fix Linda Baker Edgar Benton Hank Biddle Lowell Bowden Jerry Bruckner Ronnie Bums Shirley Crow Donna Engle Claudia Few Charles Foreman Sherry Golden Denny Haller Zita Herr Jim Hess Dave Hinders Carol Hoke Ted Hoover Verla Io Horton Judy Hudnall Nellie Kem Joanne Ladd Nancy Landis Bill Longman Iari Mahaffey Keith McKinley Esther Nickel Jack Peck Bob Rabold Sue Richison Judie Roth Susan Roth Randy Saylor Judith Statzer Tom Tejan Mickey Whiresell freshmen Mr Suhr Noon-time activities at Ran- dolph center around the cafeteria and gym. Pictured here are stu- dents enjoying Lheir noon lunch in our cafeteria. Another phase of the gym program is the use of the newly acquired trampoline. It is a popular piece of equipment with the students, and many of them have become quite proficient on it. Intramural games are a big part of the noon- time activities. Members of the league champion- ship team are shown at left. They are Paul Gray, Frank Kyle, Don Durst, Bill Merritt, Spec Sanders, and Sonny Worley. Floyd Denliuger, the intramural manager, is also pictured. -34.1. A4315-1.4. I 1, egg :aff J A g , if j. . g l ms. , , mn K 6 I . , 2 .A vs ,My t A 1. V ' B ' fe- f 1 -I --f-1 K ef, ' . . :- ' ' fs A . i L e 1 ' 14 e ' f ' C : V B Lf? Ur r S -.Z M 3 W in mf t . xy KW : . I ,. B .cfs-'iw ,ilial ' - ' .. 1 - ' , Tiff? y ' .- S.. ,f--:ff -1v:4::.f1:fsfr1-21' , fig-if f s , Minsk, 'f A 'f ' A - - . - 'fit 'fn' if ' Q fl I 'Q -'i z A 1 . h -, ,T , :'i1f , :af ,' ' f by K ! .1 . 5' K- 1 V A 5 W h -f .- -A r W 2 Q ,sq ' 3 S Q ' ' 'gf , s X , as L .la-V. rv-W. A., I ,wi . 55: K 'Fa ik Q 'M' Z ,, K . J Q., - W., V . 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Mike Schamp ' 4 ff ' Q it Patty Scott I i 1 Judy Stanley -3 S 4 J A R Mm Larry Stephens ff' I J W Carolyn Ullery - 1 '59 Shirley Unney I if' - pi. -' -R ' David Wilson ' ' L X 5 four-H1 gfqde Mrs. Haines t I r 1' 1 ...i ,JYQ ., sl fl vtw , Q5 ptsl V - f S 1 as A ,' .Q ,,.g 3, -qi -.sn '53- Qi a 33, I xl 0-f..,, ,var Robert Allison Marlin Applegate Sherryl Betz Jacqueline Blakely Roberta Burns Roger Cavender Diane Deblin James DeWeese David Didier Peter Farrier Sammy Gnagey Tommy Hartman Billy Hicks David Hoke Boyd Huddleson Sandra Hutchison Karenina Jay Penny Johnston Terry Kinser Donald Learish Jimmy Lock James Lung Bruce McAtee Velma Miller Wayne Moore Susan Mount Susan Oskey Pat Pace Cheryl Rapp Rita Pearce Gregory Porter Margaret Reese Patty Ripple Saundra Roberts Elaine Schamp Keith Seidenstricker Susan St. John Diane Storck Suzanne Upthegrove Wayne Van Kirk Janet Warner Jean Wamer M : E X 5 Q, I .A S, , ...Q ' Y ,,, y Q, XI- -fy e Q 'fr' nr , R4 , V MDL .,,'l M K s :,,-. j I 1 ,X y I -A t . .-'F 1. --'Sw QS ,S ' ' A' as ..f- f S J all Q 1 r Y we Mig J' ff-so , -A S '-'-'Y' lf. :'r J J, '5 X' L flrffff My YM S ' x. , I 4' SL ' S , Q 1, wiS,,S 5 jx 4. 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Aixh A A , fi vw' :Q I so ,D jg Q , Gary Girvin K :gr 'ii '25 .Zn QW M M l it , ,Q yhxg V ai ' I ' ' 5 yk r I Ke n second grade Becky Aikman Johnnie Applegate Sarah lean Berkley Jerry Bowsher Geraldine Burchett Barbara Chiles Kenneth Crow Vickie Dohner Sue Drinkut Iill Dyer Dennis Fortney Gregory Freed Johnnie Hayes Darlene Hicks Billy Hoke John Kohl Richard Koogler Bobby Lambert William Lee Michael Milligan Billy Moseley Butch Oskey Tommy Painter Cathy Rife Jean Roush Craig Sanders Judy Shook Beverly Shroyer Terry Stephens Pamela Ullery Eric Underwood Linda Wallen Michael Wilson Karen Woolum Pamela Worley second grade Mrs. Brooks Pa ff? it 4 .hi ' A N rf' f Q 'ass P 1 f 4' . x if 1 ' - dir K B p fir -J ' ,Q ' D 'i lfg 'ir' f QQ. ly R :- '-.L y N' f .sa X 3 gr 1 Q . , Q Q 'if '94 4 ,P K X . , K Ig' ja, ' 1 1 .,?-TEEQTE, I . H, I -.. 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Ted Aikman Dennis Armstrong Jimmy Beirise Roberta Blakeley Kenneth Browne Brain Cavender Pamela Crawford Larry Ditmer Richard Flint Ronnie Flint Billy Gaines Robert Gouge Joyce Groves Gary Hilderbrand Joyce Howard Gaytha Hull John Humphrey Nancy Lock Diann Mayo Eddie McAfee Bruce Milligan Ralph Penn Brenda Popp Cesar Riancho Hamilton Smith Carol Spencer Tim Supper Alan Tasker James Taylor Anhur Ullery first grade Mrs. Sanford Ronme Ahlers Tommy Arkman Rrchard Allen Carmella Barber Mark Bernheisel Lors Bernhersel Vtctor Betz Cheryl Bowsher Don Boyd John Brandt Nancy Bnggs Donna Brooks Larry Carpenter Lots Cassel Jack Chnsuan Carol Clrfton Judith Courtney Lora Io Croushore Lee Cummrngs Ronnie Curtner Sue Denlinger Becky Doggett Charlotte Drrnkut Apnl Dudley Leslre Eck 1111 Englert Carol Farr Mike Farren Tommy Few John Foster Ianrce Freed Jack Garretson Debbre Grldow Susan Gilmore Verlaine Gnagey 1111 Goss Donna Greer Mary JO Hagen Becky Harnes Darmy Haley Cynthra Hall Joyce Hall Hank Hammontree Lots Happensack 'MA 'rr 'ans' ,,.f 'F ff' 11 ff' I? wt' :tab ff 'JP 'N-. sir!! 5 'MVN wr! 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J kindergarten Not pictured: Marcy Wrightsman Miss Brin Irene Berkley David Zimmerman I , Nancy Davison Joyce Zimmerman HL' ' ' l ' ni T T Glenn Jay Shelly Koverman Paul Kramer Rex Krug Jimmy Krumlauf Joe Kucharski Ronnie Landwehr Barbara Learish Danny Lecklider Stephanie Libecap Leda Ann Lucas Steve Macy Dickie Manning Patty Marker , James Marshall Diana Martindale John Matherly Bruce Maze Joe Mergler Margaret Mescher Marilyn Mescher Mary Jane Mescher Karen Messler Joyce Miller Mike Milord Patti Moore Kathy Mossman Billy Nickel Ronnie Oburn Bruce Peters Robert Reinhardt Mark Rife Tommy Rike Stanley Robinett James Robinson James Royer Tommy Schuck Terry Serena Melody Shroyer Linda Skyles Susan Smith Linda Svank Jacqueline Taylor Barry Ulrich Bruce Unger Patty Valentine Ann Wahler Jean Wamer Jim Warner 5 Susan Weeks Debbie Weiland Darcy Wendell Susan Wendling Julie Ann Wenger Dana West Freddie Whatley Darlene Woodie Barbara Woodruff Tillie Jo Woolery Douglas Worley 4 4 ..,. Editor Marilyn Brumbaugh and Assistant Editor Diane Deal compare layouts with last year's book, Q NX., bobcaf staff Fun and hard work went into the activities of this group as they compiled this year's annual. Editors, writers, salesmen, and photographers worked together to meet and surpass the standards set up by the Bobcat staffs of other years. We hope that in your eyes we have been successful, First row: Jayne Dennis, Judy Deeter, Rheta Lodge, Pat Ullery, Mitzi Schroeder, Diane Deal, Diana Dunn, Marylyn Hendricks. Second row: Joan Manny, Gerrie Horn, Marilyn Brumbaugh, Linda Yoder, Gretchen Riesinger, Annette Miller, Mrs. Marjorie Jay--Advisor, Third row: Larry Butts, John Chrisman, Bruce Motter, Gordon Steiner, Don Durst, Gary Grisso, Rex Westray, Winston Brumbaugh, Dan Baker, Sonny Worley. mun- xxu.: ---q 1, .... sfudenf council The Student Council presents the problems of the student body to the administration and strives to help further good relations between students and faculty. Included in its activities are taking care of the bulletin boards, planning the annual Christmas program, and sponsoring clean-up campaigns around the school, Seated: Annabelle Gibson, Mr. LowellGingrich--Advisor, Don Ridgway, Jenny Burroughs, Don Durst, Sharon Porter. Standing: Linda Baker, Tom Walker, Paul Frost, Sue Richison, Gary Smith. f wp-Jes? Mr. Gingrich, advisor, and Jenny Burroughs, president, discuss some of the problems to be ironed out at the next 7 meeting. N' yivhnv Q s? s1 i ,2 S y-teens The purpose of this group is to promote a democratic spirit among the sophomore, junior, and senior girls, to give them a chance for wholesome good times, and to set before them Christian ideals for molding their lives To uphold this purpose, this year's club has had a service project each month to aid others. First row: Sandy Bourne, Diana Dunn, Barbara Buirley, Rheta Lodge, Linda Yoder, Pat Ullery, Sandy Farrier, Joanne Ander, Myrna Shunk, Katy Wenger, Bonnie l-lyre, Arlene Huffman, Pat Kelley, Barbara Lung, Kitty Robinson, Annabelle Gibson, Bev Wilson, Sharon Burns. Second row: Marilyn Brumbaugh, Jayne Dennis, Mitzi Schroeder, Marilyn Fast, Elaine Dallas, Judy Wright, Marty Cade, Sharon Porter, Sharon Brumbaugh, Janet Dearth, Darlene Grier, Connie Sluterbeck, Janet Layman, Martha Quick, Janet Kauffman, Shirley Biser, Phyllis Denlinger, Nancy Gallichio, Janet Cox, Jenny Burroughs, Gerrie Hom, Judy Deeter, Third row: Betty Upthegrove, Marylyn Hendricks, Joyce Locke, Gretchen Riesinger, Arlene Kagner, Mary Bright, Judy Hatfield, Clara Gier, Iris Kyle, Joan Phelps, Gail Woodard, Marilyn Donaldson, Betty Bemier. Fourth row: Mrs. Barbara Turner--Advisor, Barbara Somers, Bev McVity, Diane Deal, Colleen McAtee, Jill Walker, Virginia Randolph, Carolyn Uhrig, Jo Woodruff, Judy Vance, Annette Miller, Lee Tipton, Gail Penrod, Carol Thompson. I Y-Teen club officers: Jill Walker, Mitzi Schroeder, Judy Wright, and Diane Deal look over tray favors for Stillwater Sanatorium, one of the club's service projects. 4 e . t X I i in l r i 2 xg X X 1 g hi-y Affiliated with the YMCA, this organization is open to all boys in the upper three grades Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian conduct. First row: Spec Sanders. Second row: Frank Kyle, John Zimmann, Tom Stonerock. Third row: Gordon Steiner, jerry Sherman, Raymond Kimmey, Sonny Worley, Fourth row: Don Roth, Don Ridgway, Bill Hamilton, Larry Collins, Steve Josselyn. One of the big events in the activities of the I-Ii-Y is the annual Sock Hop. Held this year on September 24, after the Eaton game, the dance proved to be a big success. Pictured here are the winners in this year's craziest sock contest, Marilyn Donaldson and I ack Norris. Assistant Editor Darlene Grier and Editor Diana Dunn prepare to make staff assignments for the next issue of the Shamrock. P shamrock staff Putting out a school newspaper is a lot of work, but this group very capably handles the publishing of our Shamrock each month. We feel that our paper is an important link between the school and the community, and that the staff performs a real service in keeping the two in closer contact. First row: Bonnie Hyre, Joyce Locke, Shirley Kyle, Jane Huddleson, Brenda Hosbrook, Sharon Bums, Darlene Grier, Diane Deal, Jo Woodruff, Jenny Burroughs, Judy Deeter, Mitzi Schroeder. Second row: Jill Walker, Janet Dearth, Beverly Kyle, Marilyn Brumbaugh, Shirley Biser, Marylyn Hendricks, Diana Dunn, Pat Ullery, Janet Cox, Edna Bowers, Joan Manny, Normandie Newhardt, Gail Penrod, Annette Miller, Rheta Lodge, Gerrie Horn. Third row: Jayne Dennis, Tom Walker, Gordon Steiner, Bruce Morter, John Zimmann, Owen Macy, Don Durst, Rex Westray, Winston Brumbaugh, Dan Baker, Sonny Worley, Mrs. Marjorie Jay--Advisor. g.a.a. The Girls' Athletic Association had a busy year this year. Their activities included bake sales, selling football programs, and playing games with other schools. Their basketball season was a highly successful one. First row: Arlene McConnell, Sandy Farrier, Arlene Kagner, Jackie Wagner, Annabelle Gibson, Kitty Robinson, Sharon Burns, Diana Dunn, Gail Woodard, Marilyn Donaldson, Phyllis Denlinger Second row: Peggy Vines, Marilyn Fast, Diane Deal, Martha Cade, Carol Thompson, Lee Tipton, Betty Bernier, Marylyn Hendricks, Jenny Burroughs, Judy Vance, Mrs. Alberta Brurn- baugh--Advisor. Third row: Barbara Lung, Beth Wier, Colleen McAtee, Nancy Coleman, Bev Wilson, Janet Kauffman, Pat Kelley, Janet Layman, Darlene Grier, jo Woodruff. Jump ball! It may be only a practice game, but the girls work hard to improve their team, if! leffer club I This club is composed of all students who have received an athletic, band, cheerleading, or scholastic letter The group's main activity consists of handling all of the arrangements for the homecoming ceremonies and dance. First row: Arlene Kagner, Barbara Buirley, Jo Woodruff, Darlene Grier, Martha Quick, Jenny Burroughs, Diana Dunn, Phyllis Denlinger, Carol Thompson, Betty Upthegrove. Second row: Harry Ewing, Jerry Sherman, Jim Dennis, Terry Krug, Ronnie Hoover, Dick Griesheimer, Ronnie Griesheimer, Bob Mast, Mike Haley, Harold Yoder, Mr. Gene Cultice--Advisor. Third row: Roger Wise, Bob Foreman, Roger Garwood, Bill Anderson, phiujp Richison, Bob Rothen, Eddie Waymire, Warren Geralds, Ken Durst, Bi11Gaskil1, Wir., i D ,g Ms'-. ,Fifa e V92 DkDlCAl kD I0 ms mums Of mos: mu 'ass ima smwm srvvtn 'i ..iffiW?PllkW1J!li:WAP z its worm use u ' '25, :Lulbt MEWPIIIK1 Slltllfi' Mum's the word for Janet Cox and Dan Baker as they prepare to sell them at the homecoming game. leffer club First row: Kitty Robinson, Mitzi Schroeder, Jayne Dennis, Marilyn Brumbaugh, Gerrie Horn, Janet Cox, Pat Ullery, Linda Yoder, Judy Warner, Annabelle Gibson, Carol Weber, Pat Kelley, Sharon Burns. Second row: Larry Collins, Don Roth, Dale Minnich, Don Ridgway, Sonny Worley, Paul Gray, Dan Baker, Larry Butts, Gary Grisso, Winston Brumbaugh, Mr. Gene Cultice--Advisor. Third row: Steve Josselyn, Tom Walker, Gordon Steiner, Bruce Motter, John Hissong, Roger Wise, Bill Dallas, Ronnie Whitesell, Owen Macy, Jerry Krug, Paul Weist. Fourth row: Jim Hendrickson, John Weiffenbach, Ronnie Holsinger, Frank Kyle, Rex Westray, Ken Roehrig, Al- bert Schultheis. Everyone gets in the Bunny Hop at me Homecoming Dance, national honor society The National Honor Society was organized to encourage and recognize scholarship in the student body, Members are nominated by the high school faculty and are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service. It is a challenge to all to work for the honor of belonging. First row: Mrs. Martha Hoover--Advisor. Second row: Mitzi Schroeder, Third row: Marylyn Hendricks, Jayne Dennis. Fourth row: Owen Macy, Joyce Burchfield, Pat Ullery. junior council on world affairs This club is comprised of students who are interested in world affairs and current events. One of the activi- ties of the group this year was sponsoring a United Nations assembly which proved to be very educational and interesting for the student body. The activities of the group are clirnaxed in April when several members go on the United Nations tour of Washington and New York. First row: Gail Penrod, Mitzi Schroeder, Betty Bernier, Martha Quick, Colleen McAtee, Darlene Grier, Jo Woodruff. Second row: Phyllis Denlinger, Marilyn Donaldson, Sandy Farrier, Carol Thompson, Marty Cade, Diane Deal, Marilyn Fast, Marylyn Hendricks, Jenny Burroughs, Diana Dunn, Third row: Spec Sanders, Mike Johnston, John Zimmann, John Weiffenbach, Mr. Richard Suhr--Advisor, Albert Schultheis, Gordon Steiner, Owen Macy. I A 1 -Q- Panel discussions play an important part in J. C.W. A. 's activities. John Zimmann, Jenny Burroughs, Owen Macy, Marylyn Hendricks, and Diana Dunn demonstrate a Town Meeting, 1 library assisfanfs These students devote their spare time to helping others locate books or information in our high school library. The assistants gain much knowledge and, in turn, pass it on to fellow stu- dents. Standing: Mrs. Martha Hoover--Advisor, Ioan Manny, Lynda Hehmeyer, Sandra Farrier, Diana Dunn, Barbara Locke, Marylyn Hendricks, Shirley Kyle, Jane Huddleson. Seated: Carol Weber, Kitty Robinson, Brenda Hosbrook, Janet Layman, Erma Mann, Sharon Burns. I i Student librarian, Ioan Manny, ,,, L checks out a book for Ken Durst, scholarship team These students represented Randolph in the district State Scholarship Tests held last spring at Miami University. They represent the various courses of study offered and have proven themselves tops in their fields. First row: Colleen McAtee, Darlene Grier, Martha Quick, Martha Cade, Phyllis Denlinger. Second row: Jayne Dennis, Jack Newell, Raymond Kimmey, Carol Weber, Malcolm Treon, Terry Krug, Joyce Burchfield. Third row: John weiffenbach, Roger Wise, Alben Schultheis, Mike Johnston, Winston Brum- baugh, Owen Macy. Owen Macy and Marylyn Hendricks do a little cramming in preparation for an exam, ass 'ln I M ww-fwwmwwfwf. . wr'-'sr ' - ' -Q-t:v,w-we-. Th students donate their time and effort toward the goal of making our high school offi Gretchen Riesinger and Shirley Biser take a turn at straightening out the files. office assistants ese ce h ei e excellent experience for future office an efficiently operated part of the school, T ey rec v work, First row: Shirley Biser, Mitzi Schroeder, Gretchen Riesinger. d 1 h J'l1 Walker, Normandie Newhardt, Diana Durm, Second row: Virginia Ran op , 1 ---...........,...,,,,,,,,, we .. Q, . W. .Myer future teachers The members of this organization leam the qualities needed to be a teacher. They perform valuable services to the school and gain practical experience themselves by serving as substitute teachers, aiding teachers with the grading of tests, and serving as playground directors for the smaller children. First row: Brenda l-losbrook, Erma Mann, Diane Deal, Arlene Kagner, Marilyn Fast, Gloria Brooks, Jo Woodruff, Darlene Grier. Second row: Miss Helen Miller--Advisor, Pat Vines, Martha Quick, Marilyn Donaldson, Phyllis Denlinger, Mike Johnston, Owen Macy, John Weiffenbach, Diana Dunn, Carol Thomp- son, Colleen McAtee, Marylyn Hendricks, Gail Ann Penrod, President of the club, Jo Wood- ruff, gets some real experience in working with elementary children, S ein 'fu 62 'f ' 'ex vo' 1 D f v A 5 . x 4' M go LW 'N A Y up ,gl 'l 1' 32 P if ,, . fkif' f , - ' r 'Hn-ual' ,Q-1 'T s Z' ciphering club This group has brought many honors to Randolph in the form of medals and ribbons that the members have won for their showings in the field of math. They also help prepare younger children for ciphering matches. Standing: Miss Helen Miller--Advisorg Owen Macy, Diana Dunn, Marylyn Hendricks, Jo Woodruff, Darlene Grier. Seated: Jenny Burroughs. f A . Jo Woodruff, Marylyn Hendricks, Diana Dunn, and Owen Macy warm up for a ciphering match. Officers of the club, Linda Yoder, Judy Deeter, and Pat Ullery look over the gift boxes to be sent over- -,,,...... seas at Christmas time. tl junior red cross One of the main functions of this group is the collection of money and the packing of gift boxes to send to underprivileged children overseas at Christmas time. A penny drive was spon- sored this year to raise the money for those boxes and proved to be a tremendous success. Mem bers of the club also attend various educational councils during the summer and contribute the knowledge gained there to the success of the club, First row: Rheta Lodge, Darlene Grier, Brenda Weeks, Annabelle Gibson, Jackie Wagner, Ar- lene Kagner, Jo Woodruff, Marilyn Brumbaugh. Second row: Miss Carol Honeyman--Advisor, Judy Deeter, Shirley Biser, Linda Yoder, Norman die Newhardt, Lynda Hehmeyer, Pat Ullery, Janet Cox, Diana Dunn, Marylyn Hendricks, Jenny Burroughs, Gail Penrod, Mitzi Schroeder, Betty Bernier. 0. future nurses Girls who have other peop1e's welfare at heart are the ones who make up this group. They invite directors from schools of nursing to acquaint them with their schedules, programs and school activities. Your life may be in their hands, through their knowledge and skill you may be able to live. First row: Mrs. Virginia Chiles--Advisor, Lee Tipton, Jo Woodruff, Darlene Grier, Annabelle Gibson, Marilyn Brumbaugh, Kitty Robinson, Nancy Eby, Linda Baker, Virginia Randolph. Second row: Jackie Wagner, Brenda Weeks, Judy Warner, Jill Walker, Bev McVity, Joyce Locke, Christina Haas, Joyce Burchfield, Pat Ullery, Sherry Golden, Marylyn Hendricks, Sharon Burns, Linda Yoder. Although our football season was not the best, evidence is shown that the fellows tried, Here, Spec Sanders is getting a patch-up by members of the club, Pat Ullery, president, and Marilyn Brumbaugh, vice president. chorus This group of young songsters provides music for various programs presented at school. Their biggest activity of the year is the presentation of an operetta, First row: Donna Humphrey, Carol Hoover, Rheta Lodge, Judy Statzer, Sherry Golden, Nancy Eby, Donna Kinsey, Joan Manny, Mitzi Schroeder, Annabelle Gibson, Bev Wilson, Sharon Burns, Pat Kelley, Katy Wenger, Bonnie Hyre, Barbara Lung, Judy Hudnall, Pat Vines. Second row: Dorothy Mast, Beverley Kyle, Janet Kauffman, Joyce Locke, Linda Yoder, Pat Ullery, Shirley Biser, Arlene Kagner, Shirley Kyle, Zita Herr, Joanne Ander, Sandra Farrier, Brenda Hosbrook, Kitty Robinson, Arlene Huffman, Annette Miller, Gail Penrod, Marilyn Don- aldson, Lee Tipton, Gail Woodard, Carol Thompson, Jo Woodruff, Jo Phelps, Third row: Sonny Worley, Dennv Haller, Larry Ryan, Gary Messler, Dick Stauffer, Frank Kyle, Dan Baker, Don Ridgway, Gale Danes, Gary Banker. Fourth row: Mr. James Meyer--Director, Judy Hatfield, Iris Kyle, Clara Gier, Dick Baker, David Brust, Gordon Steiner, Bruce Motter, Steve Josselyn, Gary Grisso, Winston Brumbaugh, Don Durst, Rex Westray, Don Roth, Larry Butts, Erma Mann, Mary Bright, Judy Vance, M band Each fall, football enthusiasts are amazed by the improvement demonstrated by our march ing band. Accompanied by the newly organized Bobkittens, the band received many compli- ments on their fine halftime programs this year. The concert season started soon after football ended, and here again the band had a successful season. The band is under the direction of Mr. James Meyer. v0-5 f J maioreffes The majorettes, under the direction of Sharon Porter, drum majoretteg looked very snappy this year in their new uniforms. The girls are all accomplished twirlers and make a very fine appearance with the band. First row: Nancy Coleman, Rita Wirth, Nancy Gallichio, Brenda Weeks, Carolyn Uhrig. Second row: Sandy Irwin, Sharon Porter, Beverly McVity. drill team The drill team was organized this year by our band director, Mr. James Meyer. It added a great deal to the marching band's performances and was very well received by the students and other fans. Around the R starting at the left: Jill Walker, Janet Dearth, Judy Wright, Sharon Brumbaugh, Elaine Dallas, Gloria Fortney, Jari Mahaffey, Cindy Shaw, Diane Deal, Bev Wilson, Joanne Ladd, Carolyn Pummill, Sandy Bourne, Carol Thompson, Barbara Somers, Jackie Wagner, Martha Cade, Virginia Randolph. SEP patrol boys These boys devote their time to making our school buses safer vehicles on which to ride, They aid drivers in maintaining discipline and observing traffic conditions. All of the boys look forward to the baseball game they are treated to each spring. Front row: Tom Wahler, Don Foster, Howard Manny, Carl Peters, Walter Rudd, Steven Hesler, Tom Garwood, William Lee, Gary Kimmel, Bill Bach, Tom McVity, Richard Lambert, George Custenborder. Center row: Robert Zimmerman, John Stonerock, Kenneth Schuttle, Jerry Engle, Jim Super, Richard Hawley, Robert Haley, Joe Tully, Tom Wolf, Terry McCray, Sonny Burton, Sammy Robinette, Norman Crabtree, Back row: John Haley, Ronnie Foreman, Kenneth Hesler, Lee wayne, Douglas Fast, Jerry Winters, Timmy Milligan, Russell Siler, Harvey Huddleson, Phil Roser, Dennis Hole, Gary Todd. . J scnool. ZONE On the job is Tommy Wolf of the sixth grade. I f f 'S' E 4 rf-45.4 Sf, 2 V. Vids 'I 'fP . . pi if 2 F ff 1 v . Q , 'I , 'T ,, ff. -, f' 'asf as R' 'iAl ,fe- 1'l l..J'7ql:i ru l '.l1A,'l': 'ist'-Znfinn, 1954 football team First row: Steve Josselyn, Spec Sanders, Ronnie Whitesell, Don Ridgwey, Gordon Stei- ner, Bruce Motter, Dan Baker, Gary Grisso, Paul Gray, John Coleman. Second row: Paul Weist, Bill Gaskill, Bill Oberer, Jerry Sherman, Bill Anderson, Larry Collins, Dick Griesheimer, Don Lockner. V Third row: Don Roth, Manager, Bruce Baker, Bill Dallas, Jim Hess, Ronnie Hoover, Ronnie Griesheimer, Mike Haley, Mike Gallagher. Fourth row: Mr. Carl Adkins, Coach, Ronnie Woods, Max Swank, John Hissong, Bob Rothert, Eddie Waymire, Ken Durst, Mr. William Yensel, Assistant Coach. Fifth row: Jerry Krug, Bill Marshall, Roger Shoenfelt, Tryon Rosser, Milburn Huddleson Gary Messler. This year the Randolph Bobcats entered a new and rougher league, the Southwestern Buckeye League. They faced one of the toughest schedules a Randolph team has ever been asked to face. ' The squad, consisting of nine seniors, twelve juniors, twenty-two sophomores, and five freshmen, had only eight returning lettermen. The team showed much potential, but failed to win consistently because of inexperience and bad breaks. They finished the season with 2 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. They gained respect with every game and finished fifth in the final Southwestern Buckeye League standings. Bmce Motter and Dan Baker, co-captains, received first team berths on the All- League Defensive Team. Receiving honorable mention were Ronnie Whitesell, Spec Sanders, Paul Gray, Steve Josselyn and John Coleman. Randolph Tipp City Randolph Eaton Randolph Madison Randolph Butler Randolph Brookville Randolph Oakwood Randolph West Carrollton Randolph West Milton -rx, -by wiv ' 1 . . ,uv -s Action in the Randolph - Madison game ,..' f .P 'FW f: 3 ' f , 1-. - f 'ffifr ,aff -ra ' Q ,yff 'VJ' 1 N 'H inf, 5 'mv ' H-ff' W4 A Y . 1' 'B .. .,. xi, V .. ..'2f'f' :J I' s 34 1, ,ff A f 1 af Mx' 1 Y an ' QQ. W A - 3? ' - , Af, rx li Q lf ' Above, left to right: Mr. William Yensel - Assist Coachg Dan Baker and Bruce Motter, Co-Captains and Mr. Carl Adkins - Coach. Bruce Motter takes i for a touchdown. RHI I OVCI '1-'4' - r 7' 7 mn- T Q- 4 ,,,, , W- , M ff!-'QY-r mf iyuvi2 :P ,,,, .Q ,,,, vrnpffyla J I Q JZ' .Q ' 4: EM in ill Sl it A 1. L in J ' 4 1 , ..'Q , ae- , V1 ...s .. , -L... ,et-r W junior high football team First row: Gary Smith, Dick Galloway, Dick Nichols, Ray Crabtree, Terry Shook, Bob Hole, Paul Frost. Bob Lowe, Rex Bostic, Kenny Worley. Second row: Eddie Robinson, Gary Hall, Doug Few, Kenny Tobin, David Huddleson, Timmy Milligan, Jerry Ditmer, Bob McAfee, Dan Jarrett, Larry Ullery, Kenny Hesler, Tom Mast. ' Third row: Randy Saylor, Mickey Whitesell, Allen Renner, Teddy Hoover, Jim Stude- baker, Ronnie Foreman, Sammy Hoke, Norbert Hussey, Ronnie Hunkler, Steve Zink, Dave Morelock, Tommy Hansen. Fourth row: Jerry Brooks, Dave Swope, Freddy Hoover, Bob Bergman, Ronny Burns, Eddie Fletcher, John Haley, Don Wendling, Douglas Crume, Bob Dean, Don Bittorf. Fifth row: Ronnie Hawley, Bob Rabold, John Wendling, Denny Howard, Bob Peyton, Bud Berry, Terry Shoenfelt, Steve Thompson, Bob Foreman, Manager, Kenny Cryder. Standing left: Mr. John Malone, Assistant Coach. Standing right: Mr. Gene Cultice, Coach. The junior high team, making a good showing at each game, promise us a fine team in the future as each member, in giving his fullest, has shown the true Randolph spirit which has always been the backbone of our teams. The reserve coaches, Gene Cultice and John Malone, have given their best to the team. ..-. , u - Y-,.--Iggy,- - varsify basketball feam First row: Don Ridgway, Winston Brumbaugh, Larry Butts, Jerry Sherman, Dick Grie- sheimer. Second row: Mt. William Yensel, Coach, Eddie Waymire, John Coleman, Steve Joss- elyn, Bruce Motter, Bill Anderson, Don Beam, Manager. VARSITY SCHEDULE Randolph '71 Jefferson 51 Randolph Butler Randolph Milton-Union Randolph Brookville Randolph Madison Randolph Phillipsburg Randolph Dixie Randolph Tipp City Randolph Eaton Randolph Oakwood Randolph Germantown Randolph Lewisburg Randolph Brookville Randolph West Carrollton Randolph Madison The 1954-1955 basketball team, under the capable leadership of Mr William Yensel, enjoyed a winning season in their first year of Class A competition. The Bobcats showed everyone that they were ready for the rugged competition in the South Western Buckeye League by finishing in fourth place with a league record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Their total season's record was 8 wins and 7 losses. The Bobcats got off to a rather shaky start as they won only two games in the first seven encounters, but they bounced back and swept six games out of the remaining eight with impressive victories over Brookville, Oakwood, and an 18-point victory over a powerful West Carrollton quintet. x K, t ., is x We If R DICK GRIESHEIMER I N., f fe, WINSTON BRUMBAUGH .gixrx ' , l f fr is ' T ff' 3 , is i .,h,A if Fm I 3. -2 4' QI! D, K JA lg 'V ..,. , L. my A Mk M. Q 5 J an Q A 1 A 5 -N Q X A 1- 5 X x X 5 ,. f mm a 1 5 BRUCE l . f MOTTER SHERMAN ,IM BILL li . Mx SN X Aunsnsow 'x X N ' RONNIE WHITESELL K V'5'Ll gf lf' Y , M Q Q: LARRY W X. -' 2 BYE. w , U- ' Q 5 f X, 1 Es M5 E? E E Ax Q 7 9' ' E .x , .. J ' X . . j 4 . . K U! JOHN X DON A EDDIE COLEMAN RIDGWAY N Q WAYMIRE xi Li., X . BUTTS l' 7' 1 STEVE JOSSELYN RESERVE SCHEDULE Randolph Jefferson Randolph Butler Randolph Milton-Union Randolph Phillipsburg Randolph 48 Dixie 35 Randolph 30 Tipp City 26 Randolph 34 Eaton 50 Randolph 37 Oakwood 39 Randolph 46 Germantown 43 Randolph 35 Lewisburg 28 Randolph 34 Brookville 39 Randolph 35 West Carrollton 32 Randolph 40 Madison 36 PP T. :dt reserve basketball feam Left to right: Roger Garwood, Managerg Hank Biddle, Larry Ladd, Ronnie Holsinger, Joel Williams, Ted Longnecker, Ken Durst, Jim Dennis, Jim Hess, Terry Krug, Ronnie Hoover, Ronnie Griesheimer, Mr. Carl Adkins, Coach. The reserve team, ably coached by Mr. Carl Adkins, also completed a winning season with a record of 7 wins and 6 losses. The team, which consisted of two fresh- men and ten sophomores, improved steadily as the season progressed, and the basket- ball talents that were displayed this year will undoubtedly be a solid foundation for next year's varsity. -QF! r- - -Wv--V-xlllullln-------, -V. - ,-.ran Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph Randolph FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Milton-Union Butler Madison Madison Tipp City Butler Phillipsburg Milton-Union Phillipsburg Tip City Chaminade Brookville 9 r Nw .Nil 'S at. 5' lr .y J U f L. at l X IU A 0 rf- ' V 1 K I freshman basketball team Standing Mr. Gene Cultice, Coach, Harold Yoder, Milburn Huddleson Tom Hansen Eddie Fletcher, Tryon Rosser, Bo Foreman, Dan Jarrett, Manager Kneelmg Woody Pumphrey, Allen Renner, Tom Boomershrne The 58 version of the Bobcats, under Mr. Gene Cultice took the situation rn hand in six of their twelve games and made a good showing in all their games Thexr spirit of fair play characterized by all Randolph teams, gave the freshmen a good account of themselves, win or lose. k NN.,-.f, 71h and 8th grade baskefball team First row: Dick Nickol, Dick Gallaway, Ted Dike, Rex Bostrc Denny Hrcks Ronnie Foreman, Roger Hawley, Terry Shoenfelt, Manager. Second row: Jerry Lamb, Ronnie Wolf, Jerry Ditmer, Bob Lowe Steve Zrnk Bob Pay ton, David Swope, Dan Jarrett, Manager. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE SCHEDULE Randolph 44 Randolph 50 Randolph 32 R andolph 28 Randolph 36 R andolph 36 Randolph 28 Randolph 44 Randolph 42 Randolph 24 Randolph 40 Randolph 38 Randolph 40 Milton-Union Butler Madison Madison Tipp City Butler Phillipsburg Milton-Union Phillipsburg Arcanum Brookville Tipp City Arcanum Winning eleven of their thirteen games, the seventh and eighth grade team showed good signs for the future Bobcat quintets, Under the leadership of Mr Gene Cultrce these hard-working courtsters compiled an enviable record i ' 'W' Y, 7 .. ..-,. an Q 1 N f . ' -' 35, -:' - Q C Q fr Q I .. sw l at C315 S ' -5- -' F' :- s 9' ' vs Q52 at QQ Wh! 6 .' 1' 9 I fs -4 vs 'G' J -'--ll ..- 5 1 at 2 - 561, Q 65 5 .9 .9 5. 4 l .A L. H -'dll a 4' ,K - We C S 1954 baseball team The 1954 baseball team, coached by Mr. William Yensel, participated for the first time in the South Westem Buckeye League and finished with a record of 1 win and 7 losses. The team was composed mostly of sophomores and juniors who should be well seasoned for this year's baseball encounters. We also expect a good turn out of fresh material from some of the other classes. First row: Jim Hess and Butch Yoder, Managers. Second row: Owen Macy, Jim Banker, Iohn Coleman, Frank Kyle, Don Ridgwey, Dan Baker. Third row: Mr. Yensel, Coachg Winston Brumbaugh, Larry Collins, Paul Gray, Jerry Sherman, Spec Sanders, and Gor- 1954 frack feam The 1954 track team was small in number but not lacking in ability and spirit. Because of the size of the team, most of the boys competed in more than one event. Dick Lawyer set a county record in the mile with the time of 4 minutes, 49. 8 seconds. Also outstanding was Ronnie Whitesell's performance as he set a county record in the pole vault with a leap of 10.5 feet. The team finished well in the meets in which they participated. don Steiner. First row: Mr. Adkins, Coach, Dick Lawyer, Ronnie Whitesell, Winston Brumbaugh, Spec Sanders, Jack Newell. Second row: Bill Doty, John Coleman, Steve Iosselyn, Frank Kvle. Bill Anderson. ' saw i Qsafaf Q3'BC4f.5jg 954, my .La- s , 'a , Cl K .V ---- as , l -'L' ESS ' ' 16- A T43-.1 -0 -- varslfy cheerleaders Front Betty Upthegrove Back Judy Warner, Carol Weber Sharon Burns These erght grrls have led our teams through another vrctonous year at Randolph A1 though there were not always VICIOIICS m pomts, there were vlctories m SPIIII and pep Our cheerleaders displayed an undymg spurt and a contagtous supply of pep that kept our cheermg secuon ahve and behmd theu team all the way Our appreclatxon and thanks go to these guls for another year frlled wrth that famous Randolph spurt lumor hugh cheerleaders Rrta Wrrth L1nda WISE L1nda Baker, Judy Johnston ,,,,4.r,..,i ...L ... L I .. ,,r.,r.T,,.,,, L, ,. .5 ..ry -N-v-arf ' A f- ' M-, ,., , X -ir+,.s-,..: w,,. -La- B.-... J V A .gf I W K 'U' 'Z a queen and her courf Left to right: Jackie Wolfe, crown bearer, Sandy Irwin, junior attendant, Joan Manny senior attendant, Jayne Dennis, queen, Linda Wise, freshman attendant, Sharon Burns, sophomore attendant, Judy Gingrich, crown bearer. crowning the queen Last year's king, Paul Weeks crowns Jayne Dennis, the 1955 homecoming queen, as Marianne Butler, last year's queen, looks on. One of the hilarious scenes from the comedy, January Thaw. january fhaw Suppose you bought an old farm house, moved in with three lively daughters, and then discovered that the previous owners and their girl-crazy son had the right to live there the rest of their lives. This is what happened to the Gages when the junior class presented January Thaw, a three act comedy, on November 23 and 24, 1954, under the direction of Mr. Richard Suhr. Left to right: Dale Weist, John Coleman, Roger Werckman, Beverly McVity, Harry Ewing, Steve Iosselyn, Diane Deal, Sandra Bourne, Jack Newell, 'Don Ridgway, Dar- lene Grier, Mike Gallagher, Martha Cade and Judy Wright. HQ A real Christmas spirit, silver snow, and the danceable music of Joe Cetinsky and his orchestra made the annual Christmas formal at the Randolph gym on December 18, 1954, a most enjoyable holiday treat. The seniors, who sponsored the dance, took great pains to make sure that everyone had a wonderful time. holly-daze -Y , 4-.,, sim WAC? C7 wif x 5 ,.,,m X opereffa A hilarious comedy, Ask The Professor, about four college students, who try to prove that heredity is bunk, was presented by the music department under the direction of Mr. James Meyer, on March 11 and 12, 1955. First row: Mary Bright, Pat Vines, Barbara Lung, Jo Woodruff. Second row: Sharon Burns, Judy Vance, Carol Thompson, Linda Yoder, Third row: Dick Baker, Tom Boomershine, John Zimmann, Spec Sanders. At the piano: Mitzi Schroeder and director James Meyer. ,,, s If Some of the principals of the cast rehearse their numbers around the piano in the music room. l Wlll Things come to a climax 11 in this scene from the third act of One Foot In Heaven. one foot in heaven Reverend Spence, his two children with the ability to get into trouble, and his wife moved to a small, dilapidated parsonage. The church was disintegrating, the congre- gation was warring among themselves, the choir sounded like fighting cats, and before long the Reverend's son was in jail. This amusing comedy was presented on April 22 and 23, 1954A,by the Senior Class of 1954 under the direction of Mr. Harold Jepsen. Left to right: Sue Jones, Bill Doty, Jerry Tschudi, Lee Baker, Jo Turner, Bob Hansen, Tom Bowers, Kate Brumbaugh, Bob Peffley, JoAnne Stonerock, Chuck Woodbury, Faye Klepinger, Frances Haley, Bob Hesler, Janet Smith, Donna Roach, Barbara Gibson, and Barbara Wilson. ia.: , - .LAY , 71 A -5. if , ,1-w.,-.zfv- v, 1 - in QL '-2 f jx- -:--sum ' v i t F ' ' L 1 L On May 7, 1954, the jtmiors said farewell to the seniors by entertaining them at the Junior-Senior Prom. It was Some En- chanted Evening in the Biltmore Hotel Ballroom, Johnny Reger and his orchestra played for the event, Pictured are some of the juniors, seniors, and their guests taking advantage of a nice dance tune and the refreshments at the punch table. junior-senior prom H' I fx XX x 'ur f' if gf a p A1 Q4 HW i it . F- ll ,,,x.. -on m m AZMIGHLTYIQ55 LI NCOLNQM MEIZCLJIQY LONGER . . . LOWER . . . 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MIAMI SERVICE STATION Chrysler - Plymouth Compliments of THE BORDEN CO. Nlilk Division 2 19 East Fifth West Milton HE 1275 fngfemai Q OA 2 K 0 Qwffaxf ?2z'?n4' e THE ELI NCOE BROS. 9644534 Flowe r s and Plants for All Occasions Telephone RA 0711 8766 North Main D AND C FOOD MARKET for Quality Meats IRVINGTON PLAT T 7836 N. Main Street OR 1651 'Z,,,,9Z'!,M JAMES W, DONALDSON, Manager MU 1678 1431 N. Gettysburg Ave. Always Good Coffee -2? ENGLEWOOD GRILL Serving Homemade Pies Englewood, Ohio MO Z-5593 n Jn, ,Ill .ws Jun, cfeebt NIILLER SOI-IIO SER VICE GROCERY Brake Service Tune-Up Wheel Balance h t Fresangdea S Front End Alignment Fresh Vegetables Lubmcatlon RA 2633 Phone 2-5591 7622 N. Main Street BOX 74 At Irvington Clayton, Ohio PATTERSON'S FLOWERS CARL S. WOLF DOUGLAS R. WOLF 5 Wffs 7 Nix Fresh Flowers ffm 5 . 1.00 W V2 ? At All Times and L F S and t ff' nf S 10 up u I ,ff 5 X, W Ph 116, one 124 Englewood, Ohio 6 west Milton, ohio Phone 2-5293 Compliments of KESSLER 8: SHERER Groceries and Meats Union, Ohio THE BROOKVILLE LUMBER CO. See Us for Curtis Kitchen Cabinets Phone 23 2 - W Brookville , Ohio GLASE25' SIX MILE HOUSE Beverages and Sandwiches to Go Also Party Supplies and Live Bait 7605 North Nlain RA 8489 TFZACYS MARKET 8: SERVICE STATION 8323 North Iviain Dayton, Ohio RA 7611 1 ENG-L.E'5 SOHIO SERVICE Lubrication - Car Wash Tune-Up Dependable Service Phone 2-5582 Englewood, Ohio Photography at Its Best Schools Weddings Babies H. A. POWELL STUDIOS Largest in the Midwest Toledo - Dayton - Detroit THANK YOU With these two words we express our deepest appreciation to everyone who helped to make the '55 Bobcat possible. Words cannot express our gratitude to literally hundreds of people who have helped us in every way possible. To Mrs. Jay, we are especially thankful. Without her enduring patience, guidance, and many hours of hard work, it would have been impossible for us to record, through words and pictures, our last year at Randolph, We are also grateful to the businessmen of our comrnunityg for without their support and co-operation, we could have ac- complished nothing . This is your book. It is up to you to determine the success of the '55 Bobcat. We sincerely believe that we have fulfilled your expectations of a bigger and better Bobcat. 76 YW -..I A LITHOGRAPHED 74qZofa-weak YEARBOOK DALLAS a TEXAS .Jw . . . Fifapw xl . x af , , 1-1 'f L' L S Q hx 1-N' i mf, , , vp- :ii RHF , ffffwafm -,., L J N +. 1. MN 1- E M 4 Al Q u 1 41-mww.m,,NWMh:-mmwwwf, 114 X4 Y 1 21 A ., K in ,ze , ,ua 60 MMS!