Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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.

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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.

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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,