Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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chorus This group of young songsters provides music for various programs presented at school. Their biggest activity of the year is the presentation of an operetta, First row: Donna Humphrey, Carol Hoover, Rheta Lodge, Judy Statzer, Sherry Golden, Nancy Eby, Donna Kinsey, Joan Manny, Mitzi Schroeder, Annabelle Gibson, Bev Wilson, Sharon Burns, Pat Kelley, Katy Wenger, Bonnie Hyre, Barbara Lung, Judy Hudnall, Pat Vines. Second row: Dorothy Mast, Beverley Kyle, Janet Kauffman, Joyce Locke, Linda Yoder, Pat Ullery, Shirley Biser, Arlene Kagner, Shirley Kyle, Zita Herr, Joanne Ander, Sandra Farrier, Brenda Hosbrook, Kitty Robinson, Arlene Huffman, Annette Miller, Gail Penrod, Marilyn Don- aldson, Lee Tipton, Gail Woodard, Carol Thompson, Jo Woodruff, Jo Phelps, Third row: Sonny Worley, Dennv Haller, Larry Ryan, Gary Messler, Dick Stauffer, Frank Kyle, Dan Baker, Don Ridgway, Gale Danes, Gary Banker. Fourth row: Mr. James Meyer--Director, Judy Hatfield, Iris Kyle, Clara Gier, Dick Baker, David Brust, Gordon Steiner, Bruce Motter, Steve Josselyn, Gary Grisso, Winston Brumbaugh, Don Durst, Rex Westray, Don Roth, Larry Butts, Erma Mann, Mary Bright, Judy Vance, M

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future nurses Girls who have other peop1e's welfare at heart are the ones who make up this group. They invite directors from schools of nursing to acquaint them with their schedules, programs and school activities. Your life may be in their hands, through their knowledge and skill you may be able to live. First row: Mrs. Virginia Chiles--Advisor, Lee Tipton, Jo Woodruff, Darlene Grier, Annabelle Gibson, Marilyn Brumbaugh, Kitty Robinson, Nancy Eby, Linda Baker, Virginia Randolph. Second row: Jackie Wagner, Brenda Weeks, Judy Warner, Jill Walker, Bev McVity, Joyce Locke, Christina Haas, Joyce Burchfield, Pat Ullery, Sherry Golden, Marylyn Hendricks, Sharon Burns, Linda Yoder. Although our football season was not the best, evidence is shown that the fellows tried, Here, Spec Sanders is getting a patch-up by members of the club, Pat Ullery, president, and Marilyn Brumbaugh, vice president.

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band Each fall, football enthusiasts are amazed by the improvement demonstrated by our march ing band. Accompanied by the newly organized Bobkittens, the band received many compli- ments on their fine halftime programs this year. The concert season started soon after football ended, and here again the band had a successful season. The band is under the direction of Mr. James Meyer. v0-5 f