Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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

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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,