Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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

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-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,

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