Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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.