Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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

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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

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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.