Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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SCHOOL CHORUS The chorus presented many entertaining programs throughout the year, such as singing for chapel services P. T. A. meetings, and special programs. Their pro- grams consisted of such numbers as' Unchained Melody A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes, and Autumn Leaves. They also learned several beautiful and in- spiring spiritual numbers. Under the direction of Mr. James Meyer, the , members of the chorus presented a two-act operetta entitled, Fortune Teller. This amusing and color- ful musical by Victor Herbert was most successful and gave many of the students a chance to display their individual talents.

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:viii- Qa. Elf-. i 1'5- .. , .Ju f I' i gh: ff. fifsvln, rl .Em-1 .4 .4.-v -r 21' -Lt' , -5 :17-fr: A., D 1 at :fr . 'PR-J' 'nf 1 -A,.y..,,g.' FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES RA DOLPH HIGH The high school chorus is composed of students from the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. There were three different chorus periods this year for the convenience of the students: and once a week on Fridays the entire chorus met to go over the week's work from the individual classes. The world of music can open many new doors to excitement and interest, and the chorus members have learned a new way of self expression from their singing experiences.

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VISUAL AIDS First row: Mr. Corle, Advisory Bob Hendricks, John Hormell, Don Biser, Martin Weisenbarger. Second row: Phil Richison, Ken Garber, Gary Kolleda, John Sternberger, Harry Ewing, Roger Garwood The members of the Visual Aids Club are trained to operate the school projectors and other movie equipment. They assist the teachers in presenting films to the various classes. This club has proved to be a great asset in the smooth operations of visual education. Operating and taking proper care of the projection equipment are two important jobs of the club members.