Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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S? ills' A elim. f is mg? 4 'X 3 ,Er-fi 15 UNIOR HIGH FGOTBALL TEAM First row: Manager Terry Shook, Manager John Hess, Jerry Ditmer, Dick Galloway, Manager Robert Roy Second row: Denny Hicks, Ronnie Bewer, Gary Hall, Dave Huddleson, Terry Shoenfelt, Kent Kimmel, Elden Ladd, Bob Dean, Steve Thompson, Dave Rohr. Third row: Terry Ridgway, Kenny Hesler, Ronnie Foreman, Tim Milligan, Roger Spencer, Dave Swope, Jim Tracy, Ricky Rothert, Paul Frost, Jim Gingrich. Fourth row: Assistant Coach John Brill, Roger Hawley, Don Bittorf, Virg Gallagher, Sam Hoke, Bud Berry, Bob Peyton, Steve Zink, John Tracy, Gary Smith, Ronnie Hawley, Mike Snyder, Coach Roy Whitacre. The Randolph Junior High School football squad of 1955 had a good season all the way through. Under their new coach, Mr. Roy Whitacre, they opened their season by downing Butler at Randolph 31-'7. The Bobkittens then traveled to Tipp City and set Tipp back 20-13. The Bobkittens tied West Milton 6-6 in a well played game. The little but powerful team defeated Greenville by a margin of 19-6. The Bobkittens breezed into West Alexandria and back out with another victory under their belts, 19-7 . The last game of the season was played at Randolph. The Madison Rams invaded the Bobkittens and defeated them 19-13 in a game that was fought to the finish. The team practiced hard and played well all season long. The record shows what's to come in future years.