Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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X ,VZ 4 , X S f on -g DEDICATIO ,Q Z 'Q .1 X f f 'Q' R V - f MR. O. R. EDGINGTON We, the class of '57, dedicate our annual to someone whom we feel deserves this honor far above anything or anyone else. In our es- timation he has done more to help guide our young lives as boys and girls of today, to the better men and women of tomorrow. His pa- tience, leadership, and guidance have instilled in all our hearts the desire and the determination to set for ourselves only the highest goals in life. Each one of us will strive to attain these goals as we pass through the years. We take great pride in dedicating this '57 year- book to our superintendent, Mr. O. R. Edgington. A ng at school on .698 X if N. 1 the bus. . . LET'S WALK TEENS RAND V HI -. ,, TAKE A WITH THE OF OLPH GH ai. P LJQ , - :iff QV3! -Y FL we -- uv-gre - ., ,M ' ww W ,- Last minute chats before class P f.. M: Looking for a parking place.. . Time for class Learning the ways of a homemaker .sv ,lv 'X Practicing future occupations. . . 'S Developing speakers. . . The discovery of a new element. . . Designing homes of tomorrow. . . X ,ff Preparing for future jobs These students represent a cross-section of Randolph High School. As the leaves fell they came to cheer our football players on to victory. When the snow lay deep on the ground they came to the basketball games. Papers, magazines, and crepe pa- per were carried up these steps as the stu- dents worked on projects for their class and clubs. To Honor Society induction, Future Nurses recognition, track meets, baseball games, and band practice have come these students and others. Though many steps are trod in life the students of Randolph will never forget these and other memories even after they have come down these steps for the last time. e' ' 2 . X I rf? a Life' g, if ' b- I .I -734 D ' m?5.f'1,: , 1,13 V 5.4 -4 'Q 1 x -B . '-UK: 3 rg? ,lv LJ r- . -4 . V -'SVT-xar'- g l'1.' - 4 5-- ffm-wx A., 'A np.. V 1 Jwlf h ' x ,Q--'Ml' 7' fanny: .- 1:89 w .,r,. ,Y J?f Q1-.fy H ' -1' Up, up, and over. .. re. Qi ,Q lb li n O Q I O Checking stencils for the Shamrock. .. L! -. F if i 9 an u.' 'Q f' ' Preparing new cheerleaders. . . ,,...--- Those long hours of play rehearsal. . . Drawing up the dummy for the annual. . . Discussing world-shaking problems f., The games after scho ol... One of our p itchers a Qs t work. . . 'ik-M. -2 M. Ready, Set, Go... Set it up, Set it up. . . ALMA M TER To our ALMA MATER Praises do we sing, Beloved sons and daughters Hear our anthem ring. Loudly we proclaimthee, Banners all unfurled. Of schools across the nation She's the finest in the world. Graduates all remind us Our lives will be complete, If we will never leave behind us School memories so sweet. So our days at Randolph Always will be nigh, We'll love our school forever RANDOLPH HIGH. Editor- in-Chief - - Managing Editor - - A dvertising Manager - Advertising Staff - - Subscription Manager THE STAFF OF Subscription staff - - Copy Writers - - Photography - - Sports Writers - - Artists - - THE 57 BOBCAT - - ARLENE KAGNER - ARLENE HUFF MAN - - KEN DURST - - - BILL GASKILL CHUCK HOSCHOUER TOM WALKER WARREN GERALDS MALCOLM TREON DALE DYKE BILL MARSHALL JERRY CILAFT - - - SALLY SHAW - BECKY RIESINGER JACKIE WAGNER ANNEBELLE GIBSON PAT KELLEY IUDY ARNETT CONNIE WINTEREGG NANCY HESLER MARY K. BRIGHT - - BONNIE HYRE SHARON BURNS BEV WILSON CAROL WEBER - - RONNIE YOAKUM JOEL WILLIAMS MALCOLM TREON - - IIM DENNIS MIKE HALEY - l - SUE EISENLOHR ARLENE MCCONNELL T BLE OF CONTE TS ADMINISTRA TION CLASSES SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ELEMENTARY ORGA NI ZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVI TIES ADVERTISERS f EE 3? 5 egg S 2 . Q E? 3 I K . rf ii is if Qi ,. :XE 5 MRS. AMBER TROWBRIDGE Secretary Mrs. Trowbridge, the school secretary, fand helping handj, is a person whom the students have learned to appreciate to the fullest. For some reason, she is always willing to help you no matter how much work she has of her own. She always greets you with a smile and a friendly hellol She must keep all records, files and important data up to date, besides all the little odd jobs we seem to find for her. Yes, she is indeed a great asset to Randolph! What would we do without her? MR. O. R. EDGINGTON Superintendent Here is a man who is truly a friend to every student in the school. During his many years at Randolph his main thought, What will be best for the students, has guided all the decisions that he has made Our thanks go to him for the many times he has helped us in almost any way imaginable, may he serve many more years here at our school and may those years be happy ones! RANDOLPH BOARD OF EDUCATION 1955-1956 Seated: Mr. C. A. Butler, Vice Presi- dentg Mr. Robert Warner, Presidentg Mrs Louise Kagner, Clerk. Standing: Mr. R. C. Worleyg Mr. Roland St. Iohng Mr. Howard Durst. Seated: Mr. John S. Davis, Vice Presidentg Mr. Roland St. John, Presidentg Mrs. Louise Kagner, Clerk. Standing: Mr. Wilbur Shultz, Mr. Ross Bryan, Mr. Howard Durst. NORTHMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION These five men give up a great deal of their time in order to help us. Through their efforts, we gain a great education that will help us in later life. We all feel very indebted to these fine men. MR. LOWELL GINGRICH High School Principal Who greets us every morning with a bright good morning? Who has a big job that is always well done? Why, our friend, pal, and principal, Mr. Lowell Gingrich. His mainjob is to keep ourhigh school in order, plus many other things that are his to look after and take care of. He has proved to be a big help to us stu- dents. Whenever we have a problem, he is always ready and willing to help us. Truly, we are unable to fully express our gratitude for the many ways in which he has helped us during our years here at Randolph. All we can do is say thank you from the depth of our hearts, for we know we will never forget what he has done for us. HIGH SCHOOL MRS, AMY WARNER High School Secretary Who answers the constantly ringing phone . . . checks important data . . . and even keeps the office clean? Why, yes, everyone knows it's Mrs. Warner! She is the high school secretary, and heaven only knows how busy she is. Some- times she has work stacked over her head, but somehow she always manages to get it finished. Yes, she too is a friend to all, and we will always happily remember her in con- nection with our school days at Randolph. .1 . -..-f::ss..,-,,,55. ,gaf.,sfsas,.aas, -is i sew ,mssgggga .. is K-w ' 35 iW3 rsiiiiil igll iigtffit- ,,.s1,gls .,,.,,:, . ewsm , m fs-s z.1..'I1ff. 5 gs? EeggiyiEfifiia:'issmfz . i 1 i 1.-.,, ,ff K 1 ' 1' f ' ' 2 2 saw: wf.,fsPza4ss4iQ5ft,f1 s. s,,,5g,grgig5jf,, ,, .3 - J rms. MR. JAMES GROSS Elementary Principal Here is a man who is truly a friend to every student in the elementary school. He is very aggressive and responsible for the smooth running of the elemen- tary school. His jobs -- small and large -- are never-ending. Our thanks go to him for the many times he has helped us with our every- day problems: may he serve many more years here at our school and may those years be happy onesl W -...Ns ELEMENTARY -ra 4 ..- ,,,.4v.-- ' K 'S -,,.,...r,.,...-P--f-' 'Ear MRS. ZIMMERMAN Elementary Secretary Mrs. Zimmerman the elementary school secretary IS a great asset to the school as well as to the students She is efficient in keeping the files records and all data up to date as well as other small Jobs We apprecrate her very much and may her years at Randolph be many! i, 'F W A vw , Q -:gal-s..:::: 5 x 'Of .11 Atv ' F . ' is 15- ' 'fi' 4 , H., A Nw ,. 1-,L - f, X 'fx-mt . 4 ,Q A 353372 kg, t was-oss. A ' -ui. T' '.'A',,',W, '1- if ' -is-sI.1.::,,w-vw - - My +1 .tw-use N.. MR. WILLIAM L. BOWSER Coordinator of Diversified Cooperative Training Advisor of the Vocational Industrial Club-Englewood Chapter Senior Class Advisor MRS. CONSTANCE BRAUN Home Economics 9, 10, 11 Y-Teens Advisor MR. JOHN BRILL Math '7 and 8 Athletic Director Assistant Basketball Coach MR. ROBERT BROWN Science 7 and 8 Assistant Junior High Football and Basketball Coach MRS. ALBERTA BRUMBAUGH English 9 Speech Junior Class Advisor Cheerleading Advisor Girls' Counselor MR, WILLIS R, COOL Music 7 and 8 Band Chorus MR. JACK E. CORLE Drafting Visual Aids Advisor MRS, LAURA M, CRAVEN Home Economics 9, 10, 12 . ,...s S'l'q MISS PHYLLIS HESS Office Practice TYPWS Shorthand and Transcription I and II Bobcat Advisor Shamrock Advisor Senior Class Advisor MRS. MARIORY HICKS Science 9 Biology Sophomore Class Advisor xx 1. t 4- -- -- .ff 3 ws K 5 by X' 0 - W. ,K fi MR. EUGENE R. EGAN Chemistry Physics Math 9 Chemistry Club Advisor Student Council Advisor MRS. MADGE FOX English 11, 12 Senior Class Advisor ,Xxx 3 MRS. MARTHA R, HOFMANN English 7 and 8 MRS. MARTHA HOOVER Latin High School Art Elementary and High School Librarian National Honor Society Chapter Advisor MR. ROBERT HOOVER Drivers Training Physical Education 9 and 10 Assistant football and track coach Intramural Advisor - Boys Tumbling Club Advisor MR. WILLIAM KARNS Sm Typing General Business Bookkeeping Salesmanship Head Football and Track Coach Varsity R Advisor 4+-1' MR. EMIL A. KRZAN Geography '7 Montgomery County Recreation Department Advisor MR, WALTER V. LANCASTER World History 10 English 10 Hi-Y Advisor 1 Miss HELEN MILLER Algebra and Geometry MISS SALLY MURPHY Health and Physical Ed ww MR. DOUGLAS REYNOLDS Ind. Arts MR. SUHR ala MR, ROY WHITACRE Physical Ed MR. WILLIAM YENSEL Science, Physical Ed ,,.,...f' ,ex L45 S MRS. LORETTA CRUEA 6th grade MR. AARON SHEARER 6th grade MRS. PAULINE SPRIESTERBACH 6th grade MRS. ESTHER CULTICE 5th grade MRS. HELEN HARTER 5th grade MRS. MARY POINCE 5th grade MR. ALONZO KIMBRELL 4th grade MRS. JEAN MARSHALL 4th grade MRS. LOVA BRILL 3rd grade MRS. CAROLYN BURROUGHS 3rd grade Z' F MRS. MILDRED RECTOR 4th grade MRS. KATHRYN TELLEIOHN 4th grade 41' J- X' F z ws fix 1? X1 Y ,Ev 1- ' 9 5:5 7, W It ff Y l ,Alf fl. 'V .W M81 - am wg'-geixx . f sy ,QSWV , Q , ' 'J xv i Ml :T 1 -W YQ V 'Ak 4 gy L7 T V,i?lw,5f - :fflf iff Q. 1 I A f ,nr 1'-611:--' ,, 'V 2 Y ,, Q VW, i. va 'V X Si YW .4 .1 + ' A. K. Q , 1 l ...L S 'ff-z X t fx. E. k S Q SA,-S R gm. X, MRS. GERTHUE BETZ Grade 1 MRS. HARRIET CARR Grade 1 Nixifm S Rama' MRS. I UNE BERGLAND Kindergarten MISS EDNA BRILL Kindergarten Qi? MRS , ALTA SANFORD Grade 1 MRS. HELEN WILSON Grade 1 Q 1 kr.. Sli +3 wi HIGH SCHOOL COOKS AND CAFETERIA HELP First row: Hazel Ely, Ruth Smith, Bertha Wilson, Ardilla Winteregg, Edith Binkley, Naomi Hussey. Second row: Beatrice Moore, Melba McCray, Neva Popp, Mettie Smith, Marie Lamb, Alice Zink. 17 'ra mm A, .a MRS. HELEN SHOOK Elementary Music MRS. PEARL KNOOP School Nurse if ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COOKS AND CAFETERIA HELP First row: Ruth Frantz, Margaret Viles, Donna Lodge, Arlen Gal Gallichio. Second-row: Maple Bridgwater, Pauline Brumbaugh, Eunice Cassel, Adrew Slyder, Alverta Carroll. 2 sz , . pXi Q 1 xx ' n X .gi .4 F' . . , Q ,. v nba Wifi L. fi -1 ,gy gy Q .B '4 K1 WW www- '- ah Y Ass, ' FF 1 -f . Y: 'L rx 33' .f .X A. X K- gg ww. L, 4 K Ny Aw. 5 Q wx: ,S AJ. 5 4 s A Aff. FA: . M . .. A President, TOM WALKER, Vice President, BILL GASKILLg Secretary, ARLENE HUFFMAN Treasurer, TERRY KRUG. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Our day is done, and our work is overg but we shall not cry, for Randolph has given us some of the happiest days of our lives. The chatter . . . the laughter . . . and of course the tears were a part of each one of us at one time or another. How we loved those late play practices . . . making the decora- tions for a dance . . . and those gatherings at each others' homes after school. These things will always hold a place in our hearts, but first on the list of memories we'd have to put those loved football and basketball games, when the Randolph spirit was so strong it astounded all who heard it. A hope, a dream, and a prayer fills each of our hearts as we open the door to the future. We stand with our feet steady on the ground and our eyes fastened on the stars because we are bound and determined to make our fellow- man . . . our country . . . and our God proud of us and remember us always- -the Class of '5'7. JOANNE MARLYINE ANDER 005 'I years at RHS. A nice girl. . . faithful to her class . . . active in Rainbow. Chorus 1,2g Operetta 1, 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JUDITH DIANNE ARNETT Uudyj lf years at RHS. Pretty hair. . .loves RHS, . .tons of fun. Annual Staff 4, JCOWA 4: Sham- rock Staff 4. GARY JAY BANKER fPorkyJ 12 years at RHS. Jolly Character. . .long a proud member of the class of 57. . . all- right guy. Chorus 1, 2, 3. JAMES DANIEL BEERY Uimj 12 years at RHS. Quiet and nice. . .smart boy. . considerate. Vocational Industrial Club 4. - E 1 ..! Q 4 .43-Q 4 f' ' . KENNETH LEROY BAKER QCurlyj 2 years at RHS. Likes pizza pies. . . always laugh- ing about something. . . a friendly c classmate. Band 3, 4g Baseball 4, Hi-Y 4. ROGER DARRELL BAKER QBudl 4 years at RHS. VIC boy. . .quiet and nice to know. . .likes cars. Chorus 3g Vocational Industrial Club 4. 1 0 Q 'Ple- MARY KATHRYN BRIGHT fMary K. D 9? years at RHS. Pleasing personality. . .interested in Germany. . .nice smile. Annual Staff 3,4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, GAA 1, JCOWA Treas- urer 4, Librarian 1, Office Assistant 4, Operetta 2, 3, Student Director 3, Y-Teens 2,3. JAMES RICHARD BROWNING U. D. J 4 years at RHS. Class clown. . .good looking. . always ready to live it up. Hi-Y 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Tumbling Club 4, Vocational Industrial Club 4. DONALD RICHARD BISER fBisJ 4 years at RHS. A worthy class member. . . active in Hi-Y. . . a good guy. Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Track 1, Vocational Industrial Club, Treasurer 4, Visual Aids 3. IUDITH KATHLEEN BLACKBURN fBlondieJ 12 years at RHS, Proud owner of a diamond. . . blond hair. . .charter class member. Y-Teens 2. SHARON ANN BURNS fBird1egsj 45 years at Rl-IS. Homecoming Queen. . .An all around swell girl. . .loves cheerleading for team and school. Annual St. 4, Cheerldr. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cho. 2, 3, C1.Sec. 1, Debate C1.3, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Homecoming Att. 2, Homecoming Queen, JCOWA 3, 4, Krazy Kats 1, 2, 3 4, Letter Cl. 1, 2, Lib. 2, 3, 4, Off. Asst. 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Shamrock St.4,Stu. Coun. 3, 4, V. Pres.4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Jr. Cl. Play, Sr. Cl. Play. PAUL CLIFFORD COOK fLouiej 1 year at RHS. Fun loving. .. He's got that go, go, go . . a gain to RHS this year. JERRY CLAYTON CRAFT QTiger Jerj 6 years at RHS. Small but mighty. . . hard worker . . . pretty blue eyes. Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 1, 2,3, Chorus 1, 2,3, Football 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, Operetta 3, Shamrock Staff 4, Track 1, 2. CLARA FERN CRAMER fCramJ 11 years at RHS. Sweet disposition. . .likes to have a good time. . . nice to know. A-- , .swift BRUCE DOYLE DEETER fBrudoj 4 years at RHS. A sharp guy with a sharp car. . . motor minded. . . easy to talk to. MERLIN THOMAS DENLINGER QMernieJ 4 years at RHS, Sharp looking. . .friendly disposi- tion. . .likes to skate. Hi-Y 4, Track 1, Vocational In- dustrial Club 4, Secretary, WILLIAM STEPHEN DALLAS 1BilD 11 years at RHS. Teasing personality. . . our mar- ried man of the class. . .good dis- position. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Football 2, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Vocational Industrial Club. LOWELL EMERSON DEARTH fAceJ 4 years at RHS, Tall, dark, and handsome. . . laughing way of expressing good fun. . .good worker. Chorus 3, Operetta 3, Vocational Industrial Club 4. DALE IRVIN DYKE flkej 12 years at RHS. Nice guy. . .easy going. . . friendly. Annual Staff 4, Visual Aids Club 4. 2 SUE ANNE EISENLOHR QSuej 10 years at RHS, Pretty hair. . . always makes a good appearance. . .likes to skate. Annual 4, Chorus 3g Drill Team 4, Future Teachers 3, Operetta 3g Y-Teens 3, 4. JAMES WENDEL DENNIS Uimj 12 years at RHS. Natural athlete. . .joke teller of the class. . . neat dresser. Annual St. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cl.Play 3,4g Foot- ball 1, 3, 4, Homecoming Es.4g Letter Cl. 1, 2, C1.Sgt. -at-Arms 1, Shamrock St.3, 4, Varsity R Cl.4g Vis.Aids 4. KENNETH MICHAEL DURST fKenj 12 years at RHS. A good leader in many ways. . .likes people and helping them. . .friendly smile for everyone. Adv.Mgr. of Annual 4, Chemistry Cl. 35 Cl.P1ay 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, V.Pres.4g Honor Soc. 3, 4, Pres,4, ICOWA 3, 4, Stu. Coun.Pres. 4. KAREN DEE FORSYTHE fDeeJ 2 years at RHS. Easy to get along with. . . soft pretty hair. . .likes being with that spec- ial guy. Chorus 3. NED IRA FRANTZ fStorkj 12 years at RHS. Known as Stork . . . a really swell guy. . , a proud CHAMP. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, Foot- ball 3, 4, Manager 1, 2, Letter club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4g Varsity R Club 4, Visual Aids Club 3: Vocational Industrial Club, President 4. NANCY LUE GALLICHIO fNanj 8 years at RHS. Good dancer. . . always ready for a slumber party. . .future model. Annual Staff 4, Band 2, 3, GAA 1, Shamrock 3, 4, Y-Teens 2,4. ROGER EUGENE GARWOOD fGarweedJ 12 years at RHS, Friendly to all his classmates. . . good at civics. . . considerate fellow. Basketball Manager 2, Class Play 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 2, 3, Varsity R 4, Visual Aids 3. WARREN LEE GERALDS fButchj 6 yrs. at RHS. Nice look- ing. . interested in stocks and bonds. his gaiety is an asset. Annual 4,Cl. Play 3, 4,Football 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, JCOWA 3, Varsity R Cl.4. ANNABELLE GIBSON fAnniej 12 yrs. at RHS. Pretty smile. .faithful member of the drill team. .parties are her specialty. Annual 4,Band fDri1l TeamJ3, 4,Cho. 1, 2,Cl. Pres. 1, V. Pres. 3,C1. Play 4, FNA 3, 4,GAA 1, 2,Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3,Krazy Kats 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Cl. 1, 2, Lib. 3,0ff.Asst.4,0peretta 1, 2, Scholarship Team 2,Shamrock 3, 4, Stu. Coun. 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, QQ WILLIAM STICKEL GASKILL fStickelJ 12 years at RHS, Future politician. . . his ability and ambition will make him a big success. . . a friend to all, Annual 4, Boys' State 3, Chemistry Club 3,4, Vice president 3, Pres- ident 4, Class Vice president 4, Football 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Class Play 3,4, Debate Club 3, 4, Vice president 3: ICOWA 2, 3, 4, Day- ton Chairman 4, Letter Club 1, 2, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Shamrock 1, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4. CLARA JOSEPHINE GEIER U0-Joj 6 years at RHS. Never at a loss for words. . . fun- loving. . . nice. Annual 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Shamrock 4, Y-Teens 2. JAMES EDWARD HENDRICKSON fHenryj 4 years at RHS, Gay personality. . .good outlook on life. . ,friendly guy. Basketball lg Chorus 3, Hi-Y 4, VIC 4. NANCY MAY HESLER QNanJ 12 years at RHS, Pretty Wavy hair. . .likes to dance . . .friendly smile. Annual 4g Band 1, 2, Chorus 4, GAA 1g Shamrock 3,4g Y-Teens 2. 'UK 4 RONALD EARL GRIESHEIMER fGreeZyJ 105 years at RHS, Enthusiastic. . .never quits. . . outstanding track man of the class. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3g Track 1,2,3,4, varsity R Club 4. CHARLES MICHAEL HALEY fMikeJ 11 years at RI-IS. His determination in everything makes him tops. , . a good tum- bler. . . always ready to help. Baseball 3,4g Chemistry Club 3, Class Play 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g JCOWA 3g Letter Club 1, 25 Oper- Ctta 25 Varsity R Club 3,45 VIC 4. RONALD GLENN HOLSINGER fRonnieJ 4 years at RHS, His brains and personality go well together. . .a good guy. . .likes civics. Baseball 25 Basketball 1, 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3: Honor Society 4g Track 1, 3. RONNIE EARL HOOVER fRuntJ 12 years at RHS. Always up to something. . . es- pecially likes football. . . happy guy. Basketball 1, 2, Chorus lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Escort 33 Track 1, 23 Varsity R Club 4. BRENDA FLORENCE HOSBROOK fHosiej 4 yrs. at RHS. Personality plus. .has the ability to do fine work . . active in club work, Cho. 1, 2, 3, 4,Chem.Cl,3, 4, Sec.3, Cl.Play 3, 4, Stu.Dir.3, Cl.V.PreS.2: FTA 2, 3, Sec. 3, Debate Cl. 3, 4, Sec. 3, Honor Soc. 3,4, Lib. 2, ICOWA 3, 4, off. Asst.4,Shamrock St. 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4,Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. CHARLES ROMAIN HOSCHOUER fChuckj 4 yrs. at RHS. Good foot- ball player, .well liked. .he always does his part. Annual St. 4, Cho. 3, Cl. Play 3, 4, Football 4, Shamrock St. 4, Varsity R Cl. 4. R BONNIE ELAINE HYRE QBonJ 4 yrs. at RHS. Sincerity makes her personality outstanding. . whiz at shorthand. .efficiency per- sonified, Annual St.4,Cho. 2, 3, 4, Cl.Play 3, Cl.Sec.3, Homecoming Att. 3, Honor Soc. 3, 4, Sec. -Treas. 4, Journal Herald Rep.4, Off.Asst. 3, 4, Operetta 2. 3, Scholarship Team 3, Shamrock St. 2, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. DON GALE JOHNS fE1visQ 4 yrs. at RHS. Proud owner of a '57 chevy. . easy to get along with. .nice fellow. Vocational In- dustrial Club. ARLENE JUNE HUFFMAN fArleneJ 4 yrs. at RHS. Kind and considerate. . good worker, .gay laughter. Annual St.,Bus.Mgr. 4, Cho. 2, 3, 4, Cl.Sec. 4, Cl.Play 3, Dayton Daily News Rep.4,l-lonor Soc. 3, 4, Off.Asst.4,0peretta 2, 3, Sham- rock 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. CHARLES DONALD HUTCHINSON fHutchy 4 yrs. at RHS. Easy-going fellow. . cars are tops on his list. . likeable, -any N-f-if PATRICIA ANN KELLEY fPattij 9 years at RHS, Really a swell girl to know. . . loves red. . . college bound. Annual Staff 4, Band 1, Chorus 2, 3, Class Play fStudent Directory 4: Future Nurses 3, 4, GAA 1, 2,3, Let- ter Club 1, 2, Operetta 2, 3, Sham- rock Staff 3, 4, Volleyball Intra- mural 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEE KDVIMEL fBobJ 1 year at RHS. Proud member of senior class. . . likes to work. . . gay guy. Hi-Y 4. ARLENE LOUISE KAGNER fKagJ 6 years at RHS. Character and scholarship make her the fine person she is. . .Bobcat edi- tor. . .hard worker. Annual St. 3, 4, Cho. 2, C1.PlayfStu. Dir., 3, Debate Cl. 3, FNA 1, 2,FTA 1, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Soc. 3, 4 JCOWA 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Operetta 2, 3, Scholarship Team 2, Chemistry Cl. 3, 4, Shamrock St. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3 DONALD EUGENE KELLER fweinerj li years at RHS. His faithfulness to his friends makes him well liked by all.. .a good and hard worker. . .swell guy. Basketball 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4. JOY ELLEN KOOGLER Uoyj 12 years at RHS. Talented dancer. . . proved her acting ability in class plays. . . likes to drive. Band fDrill Teamj 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 3,4, Future Teachers 4, Operetta 3, Y-Teens 2,3,4. STUART TED KOOGLER fKnooby Kneesj 4 years at RHS. Fun to be around. . .interesting. . always ready for a good time. Chorus 3, Operetta 3, Track 3, 4. JERRY ROBERT KRUG Uerryj 4 years at RHS. A jolly good fellow. . .neat. . . boy can he dance! I! Chorus 3g Football 1,2g Track 1. TERRY LACKEY KRUG QStubbyj 12 years at RHS. Happy go lucky. . . fun plus more fun. . .good at math. Chorus 3: Class Play 3g Class Vice president 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball lg Letter Club 1, 2g Scholar- ship Team lg Shamrock Staff 4g Track 13 Basketball 1,2. BARBRAH ANN LUNG QBarbJ 3 years at RHS. Talented singer. . . eager beaver . . . always there when help is needed. Chorus 2,3,4g GAA 2g Operetta 2, 3g Shamrock Staff 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. IANET ANNE MACY fShortyj 4 years at RHS. Short and sweet. . . does her part . . . courteous. Annual Staff 45 Shamrock Staff 4. ya? X s. , .QV .f fi lik 1 shun? 95 LARRY NEWTON LADD lLarJ 8 years at RHS, Class mechanic. . .tal1. . .easy going and friendly. Hi-Y 4: Basketball 2: Vocational Industrial Club 4. TED MILTON LONGENECKER QFleabrainJ 12 years at RHS. Full of mischief. . .fun loving. , tough football player. Class Play 3,4g Football 4: Visual Aids 4, SY' X 'si ri. . , . . ir. ai Q .Y C1 1 l JOHN L. MCKINNEY iStudy 1 year at RHS. Class photographer. . . industrious. . . always ready for a laugh. Hi-Y 4, JCOWA 4g Shamrock staff 4. JOYCE VIOLA MOHLER Uudtj 3 years at RHS, Future secretary. . .friendly girl. . . appreciative. Chorus lg Future Nurses Club 4g GAA 2, 3, Shamrock Staff 4. WILLIAM WAYLAN MARSHALL fwillyj 10 years at RHS. Good build. . , intelligent. . . good at sports. Annual Staff 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, Scholar- ship Team 2, 3. ROBERT TAYLOR MAST fwhiteyj 12 years at RHS. Happy, good fellow. . .fulfills his obligations. . . always ready to live it up. Chorus 3, 4g Letter Club 1, 2. NINA KATHERINE OSBORNE QKathyj 1 year at RHS. Definitely from the deep South. . . sweet and nice. . .future telephone operator. Annual staff 4g Shamrock staff 4. ROBERT EUGENE POLLARD fBobj 4 years at Rl-IS. A wonderful guy to know. . .does his work willingly. . . considerate. Operetta 2, 3g VIC 4. EDNA REBECCA RIESINGER QBeckyj 3 years at RHS. Short and cute. . .engaged. . .lead in senior class play. Annual Staff 4, Class play 3, 4, Band fDrill Teamj 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Operetta 2, Shamrock Staff 4, Volleyball Intramural 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, President 4. ROBERT LOUIS ROTHERT fBobj 9 years at RHS. Hilarious laughter. . . pretty green eyes. . . good football player. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 3, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y 2, Letter Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Varsity R Club 4. 'K MYRNA JEAN SHUNK flvlyrnaj 4 years at RHS. Loves popular music. . . nice girl to know. . .ready helper. Chorus 3, Operetta 3, Shamrock staff 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANN SZERCSAK QBettyj 1 year at RHS. . Cute laugh. . . well groomed. . . hep and on the ball. GAA 4, Shamrock Staff 4, Y-Teens 4. DELLA MAE SCHUH fSockj 2 years at RHS. A lot of fun. . . likes to talk. . .easy to get along with. SALLY IRENE SHAW fSallyj 2 years at RHS. Dependable.. . well groomed, , , everything she does is done well. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 4 Operetta 3, Shamrock Staff 4. 4' f GEORGE MALCOLM TREON fMilkyj 12 years at RHS. Great guy to know. . . intelligent. . . always does what is expected of him Annual Staff 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, JCOWA 3, 4, President 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Shamrock Staff 4. GERALD EDWARD VOLK Uerryj 12 years at RHS. Menace to the highway. . . never lets you down. . .friendly classmate. Hi-Y 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocational Industrial Club 4. RICHARD MILTON TANNREUTHER fDickj 4 years at RHS. Courteous. . . quietest member of the class. . .liked by all. Vocational Indusuial Club 4.. BARBARA ANN TEBICS fBarbj 4 years at RHS. Sweet and quiet. . .easy to get along with. . . red hair, Shamrock Staff 3, 4. DONALD EUGENE WAGNER fMugsJ 4 years at RHS. Likes to work on cars. . .fun to be with. . .he'll always listen to a good joke. Chorus 3, 4, Football 1, Operetta 3, 4, Track 1. JACKALYN ANN WAGNER Uackiej 12 years at RHS. Attractive strawberry blond. . . good marcher. . .loves convertibles. Annual Staff 4, Band QDrill Team 2, 3, 41, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1 2, Operetta 3, Shamrock staff 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. RICHARD HENRY WAGNER Qwaggj 5 years at RHS. Faithful member of the band. . . al- ways on the go. . .likes to eat and sleep. Annual Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 2, Manager 4, Class Play 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, JCOWA 4, Letter Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2. BRENDA JOICE WEEKS fBrendalyj 9 years at RHS. Terrific drum majorette. . .good diver. . .likes to dance. Annual Staff 4, Band, Twirler 1, 2, 3, Head Majorette 4, Cheerleader 1, Class Play 4, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Letter Club 1, 2, Sham- rock Staff 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 4, Volleyball Intramural 2, 3. CAROL ANN WEBER fCarolj 12 years at RHS. Sharp dresser. . .faithful cheerleader to the team. . . always ready for a good time, Annual St. 4, Band, Twirler 1, Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Cl. Sec. 2, Chemistry Cl. 3, FNA 3, 4, V.Pres. 4, Homecoming Att. 1, JCOWA 4, Letter Cl. 1, 2, Lib. 1, Off. Asst, 4, Operetta 3, Scholarship Team 1, 3, Shamrock St. 4, Stu.Coun. 1, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, V.Pres. 3. SHIRLEY ANN WAGNER CShirtj 35 years at RHS. Pretty big blue eyes. .. likes to sleep. . .looks good in red. Shamrock Staff 4, Y-Teens 1. THOMAS LEE WALKER fGoldilocksj 9 years at RHS. Good class president. . .joker of the class. . . sharp dresser. Annual Staff 4, Basketball Manager 1, Chorus 3, Class President 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Krazy Kats 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Letter Club 1, 2, Shamrock Staff 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3. EDWARD ROSCOE WAYMIRE fEddiej 12 years at RHS. Homecoming King.. .terrific guy.. . natural ability to play all sports. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Home coming Escort 2, King 4, Letter Club 1, 2, Operetta 3, Varsity R Club 4, President 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. X t 4 ww DARLENE MARIE WENGER fDarleney 12 years at RHS. Pretty brown hair. . .neat dresser. . . loves to talk. Shamrock Staff 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, JOEL RENNER WILLIAMS fwilliej 4 years at RHS. Strictly Ivy League man. . . keen sense of humor. . . interesting. Band 1, 2, Bobcat Staff 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sham- rock Staff 4. MARTIN DEWITT WEISENBARGER IR, fBudy 5 years at RHS. Never quits or gives up. . . a cheerful guy. . .likes to have good times. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3. PAUL RICHARD WEIST fweistyj 4 years at RHS. Muscle man ofthe class. . .barrel of fun. . .down-to-earth guy. Baseball 4, Basketball 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Football 1, 3,4, Hi-Y 2, Operetta 3, 4, Shamrock Staff 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Team 4, Varsity R Club 4. KATHLEEN RAE WENGER fKatyj 4 years at RHS. Cute laugh . . .neat majorette. . .real gone. Annual St. 4, Band, Drill Team 3, Twir ler 4, Cho. 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, Operetta 3, Shamrock St. 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY JEAN WILSON Qwilliej 35 years at RHS. Gay personality. . .likes to eat.. . peppy cheerleader. Annual St.4, Band, Drill Team 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Cho. 2, 3, Cl. Play 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Homecoming Att. 4, Lib. 4, Operetta 2, Scholarship Team 2, Shamrock St. 3, 4, Volleyball Intra mural 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. CONNIE CAROL WINTEREGG QSummerhatchj 12 years at RHS. Nice person. . . courteous. . . friendly Annual 4, Band 1, 2, Class Play 3,45 GAA lg Library Assistant 35 Sham- rock 4. ROGER ALLAN WISE fRogj 4 years at RHS. Noted for his slow talk and fast car ...smart. , .knows how to dress. Basketball 1, 25 Class Treasurer 1, President 2g Football 1, 2g Letter Club 1, 25 Scholarship Team 15 Track lg Homecoming Escort 1, RONALD EUGENE YOAKUM fRonj 5 years at RHS. Blond hair and blue eyes. . . crazy about women. . . a lot of fun. Annual staff 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sham- rock Staff 4. RICHARD ALAN ZIEGLER fDickj 4 years at RHS. Most serious member of our class. . . thinks before he acts. . . nice sincere guy to know. Chemistry Club 3, 4. Not Pictured: BRUCE ALLEN FREEMAN fBoogiej 1 year at RHS. Smooth going. . . new addition to the class. . . glad to have him with the class of 57. 1. RONALD LEE WOODS Qwoodyj 2 years at RHS. Dressed with class. . . an old smoothie . . . a cool dancer, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4, RONALD HARRY WUERTZ Proud to have him with us. . .nice and understanding. .,1ikes autos. ty - fRonj 1 year at RHS. CLASS WILL Joanne Ander, bequeath the Home Ec Department to any freshman girl who plans on taking Home Ec for four years. Judy Arnett, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Karns to any junior who wants it. Ken Baker, bequeath my yellow beetle fChevyj to Jim Hess. Roger Baker, bequeath my excuses for skipping class to my sister, Pat. Gary Banker, bequeath my perky P and my dirty locker to Jon Hormell. James Beery, bequeath my English grade to Keith Landes. Don Biser, bequeath my Powerglide to Keith McKinley and my flattop to anybody with a square head, , Judy Blackburn, bequeath my diamond polish to Sandy Teeter. Mary K. Bright, bequeath my sister, Lois, my job as office assistant and my sewing ability to Joyce Clevelle. Sharon Burns, bequeath my homecoming crown to a very fortunate junior girl and position on the cheerleading team to someone who will love and honor it as much as I did. Paul Cook, bequeath my ability to keep out of trouble to Dick Longman and my nick- name, Cookie, to any crumb that wants it. Fern Cramer, bequeath my ability to drive safely to Shirley Crow. J Lowell Dearth, bequeath my sideburns and my '50 Merc to a certain girl ir1 Phillipsburg. Merlin Denlinger, bequeath my hair to Mr. Lancaster. Jim Dennis, bequeath my No. 7 basketball jersey to Steve Zink. Ken Durst, bequeath my knowledge of physics to Tom Boomershine and my honor society pin to Judy Durst. Dale Dyke, bequeath my Chevrolet to my little brother, Ted, and my back-seat in Sales to Steve Zink. Sue Eisenlohr, bequeath my memories of sixth period to Bob Raybold and my place in the drill team to Mary Legaue. Karen Forsythe, bequeath all the exciting times I have had in high school, especially my senior year, to my little sister, Marlene, and to Judy Sammons, all my fun in home ec. Ned Frantz, bequeath my basketball shoes to Edgar Benton, and my ability to eat to Hank Biddle, Bruce Freeman, bequeath my knowledge of chemistry to Woody Pumphrey. Nancy Gallichio, bequeath my short hair cut to Biba Colvard, and my height to Jane Lawerence. Roger Garwood, bequeath my civics knowledge to Mr. Suhr, and my football jersey to my brother, Tom. Billy Gaskill, bequeath all my good times in high school to my brother, Jim. Clara Geier, bequeath my letter-writing time to Jenny Mohler, and my driving ability to anyone who likes to 1ive dangerously. Warren Geralds, bequeath my height to Edgar Benton and my size twelve and a half feet to Judy Johnson. Annabelle Gibson, bequeath my lavender cashmere to Bari Applegate, and my ability to stay calm, cool and collected to Mr. Hoover. Ronnie Griesheimer, bequeath my nickname, Henpecked, to Mel Huddleson. Mike Haley. bequeath my ability on the trampoline to Ted Stickler and my passenger s position in the front seat of Jerry Volk's car to anybody with plenty of life insurance. Jim Hendrickson, bequeath my car to anyone who wants it. Nancy Hesler, bequeath my naturally curly hair and freckles to Judy Johnston and my nice clean locker In ' H1-other, Kenny. Ronnie Holsinger. ny ability to stay off the BONE-HEAD list to Greg Copeland and my hot 'tell Brown. Brenda I-losbrook, bequeath my way with men Oy to my little sister, Barbara, and my ability to get along with Mr. Gingrich to Dick Longman. Chuck Hoschouer, bequeath my blue bomb to anybody who will have it, and my ability to get in trouble ir1 last period study hall to Jean Trissel. Arlene Huffman, bequeath my headaches from the annual and a bottle of aspirin to anyone with a big glass of water. Bonnie Hyre, bequeath my beat up locker to Tom Boomershine. fHe's got the courage to walk that farll Arlene Kagner, bequeath my ability to get out of classes to K. Rector and my place in the ulcer department to Shauneen McGuire. Don Keller, bequeath my ability to cut hair to Mel Huddleson and my No. 20 foot- ball jersey to Coach Karns for next year's champs. Pat Kelley, bequeath my ability to skip two study halls in one day to Nancy Eby and my nerve-racking job of ticket selling to anyone dumb enough to take it. Joy Koogler, bequeath my part in the senior class play to Judie Roth, and my ability to get into trouble in Home Ec class to Nellie Kern and Nancy Landis. Stuart Koogler, bequeath my '49 Studebaker to anyone who can keep it supplied with gas and oil. Terry Krug, bequeath my shrewd ways of getting out of Mr. Hoover's study hall to Jim Peffley and all of my money troubles to Miss Hess. Larry Ladd, bequeath my ability with women to anyone who thinks they can handle them, and my car to my little brother, Eldon. Barbrah Lung, bequeath my ability to torture Miss Hess to any junior with enough nerve to try it, and my driving ability to anybody with an old car that can take the beating. Janet Macy, bequeath my talent to scare Mr. Hoover while driving to Shirley Crow. Bob Pollard, bequeath my little white Chevy Coupe to anyone who can fix it up. Barbara Tebics, bequeath my ability to talk loud in Sales Class to my sister, Judy, plus my love for P-burg. Dick Wagner, bequeath my seat in band to Martin Rector, and my band manager's job to anyone who wants a headache. Shirley Wagner, bequeath my ability to sleep in sixth period study hall to Judy Kay Tebics. Tom Walker, bequeath my ability to soft soap teachers to Buddy Earl Berry, and my cool manner with women to Mickey whitesell. Eddie Waymire, bequeath my ability to play sports to Edgar Benton. Carol Weber, bequeath my dimp1e to Sandy Woods to go with her collection, and my megaphone to the most deserving girl. Brenda Weeks, bequeath my majorette whistle to the most deserving girl, and my ability to get to school on time to Buddy Berry. Martin Weisenbarger, bequeath my loving ability to Jack Norris, and my driving ability to Randy Saylor. Paul Weist, bequeath my ability to get into trouble to anyone who wants it and my car to any junior boy who likes to change flat tires. Katy Wenger, bequeath my bald typing eraser to Joyce Clevelle, and my ability to run out of ink in shorthand to Judy Volk. Darlene Wenger, bequeath my laryngitis to Shelia Warner and my ability to drive to Bev Whatley. P Bev Wilson, bequeath my cheerleading uniform to any lucky girl and my windy ways to my sister, Connie, if she hasn't already inherited them by now. Connie Winteregg, bequeath to Gerry Watkins my quiet disposition and my slow driving Ronnie Wertz, bequeath five of my fingers to Gary Upthegrove so he doesn't have to take off his shoes to count to fifteen. Ron Yoakum, bequeath my driving ability to Marcia Brumbar i and my Ford to any'- one who can drive with one hand. Dick Zeigler, bequeath my drafting equipment to Phil Roser at I algebra grades to anyone who will have them. Dick Tannreuther, bequeath my ability to tell funny jokes to my brother, Larry. . if if fm in ' ,Q 3- ,.4R .Q . . f' . wi... . Q., ,LQSY K. mf at .g fx XITEQQAQ-x'k. f 1 Q . . .. 1-gk, Q SB ,- I-' -' ., QM Q . N . ..w.mik X s Af Q.. k 5115? gy. i -' V,-. - - X fk.L 322355 fsyfikii' I -F5 4' .. . . Q-.. .P fig.. .Q xl'-Ny if ' in Q. . 3 . Zn LLIXE . . :f in-55 :-5 5 . ww s we F5 President, LINDA WISEg Vice President, CHRISTINA HAASg Secretary, SUE ROTHg Treasurer LINDA BAKER. JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS Just one more step and we're on top! Our junior year was filled with excitement. We sold concessions at the basketball games, sponsored dances, held paper drives, and at- tended every party that came up. There was also the joy of receiving our class rings and of course, exchanging them! And then, the high- light of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom which is a dream in every high school student's life. The junior year played a big part in our wonderful high school days. We are proud to have played that partg we are proud to be the . . . CLASS OF '58 JERRY ALLISON RONALD ANDERSON LINDA BAKER BOB BERGMAN EDGAR BENTON HANK BIDDLE LOWELL BOWDEN MILDRED BRANDON JERRY BROOKS JERRY BRUCKNER DOLORAS COLEMAN KA THRYN COLVARD GREGG COPELAND SHIRLEY CROW NORMAN DANES NANCY EBY DONNA ENGLE CLAUDIA FEW MARY LOU FENTON ED FLETCHER GLORIA FORTNEY ROBERT FULLER BOB GALLIHAE ' v ' 'Qld-P N, I an win T Qur- Q' SJEJ A 11 6 - f 1 3 K' ,. V Rfk . P ,ff CHRIS HAAS TOM HANSEN ZITA HERR JIM HESS DA VE HINDERS CAROL HOKE TED HOOVER NELSON HOMMELL JOHN HORMELL JOAN HORTON MELBURN HUDDLESON JUDY HUDNALL NELLIE KERN DONNA KINSEY JO ANNE LADD NANCY LANDIS JANE LAWRENCE DAVID MACY PAM MARSHALL SHAWNEEN MCGURIE KEITH MCKINLEY GARY MESSLER JACK NORRIS BARBARA OFFICER HM PEFFLEY WOODY PUMPHREY BOB RABOLD K REC 11012 ALLEN RENNER TRYON RossER JUDY ROTH SUSAN ROTH JUDY SAMMONS RANDY SAYLOR ROGER SHOENFELT RUSSEL SILER JUDY STATZER MARCIA STEWART JIM STUDEBAKER MARY ANN TULLY IOANN WALL MICKY WHITESELL GERALD WINTERS LINDA WISE HAROLD YODER Not pictured: TOM BOOMERSHINE ww P 'i+ X , i K A f 'Vi if 'QSO' -.UR- I 4B GJ in - Z1 ,. .S ,A x F., rw. , .S .7 fl President, Jeff Morrisg Treasurer, Jim Tracyg Secretary, Sandy Collinsg Vice President Jean Trissel. SOPHOMGRE CLASS GFFICER A flash and a dash and we're off! After having made it through the freshman year, we were much more confident this year. The members of our class began to weave together and unite a strong organization of boys and girls. We were coming to realize that hard work contributed by every member of the class made for much better spirit, and projects were finished in half the time. The many bake sales . . . the gay parties . . . and the dances were enjoyed by everyone who attended, Through these experiences, we feel confident that in the future years we will always work . . . play . . . and strive together as we, the Sophomore Class, have done this year. Gail Albrecht Steven Allen Bari Applegate Anne Bach Pat Baker Bud Berry Lohman Blue Rex Bostic Elaine Brooks Marcia Brumbaugh Sandra Collins Stephen Crume Dave Deeter Nancy Derringer David Kitmer Jerry Ditmer Dick Donovan Judith Durst Ted Dyke Joyce Edmunds Judy Eisen Gary Elkin Q-'xv 1 8- M Til NPT K Doug Fast Douglas Few Mike Flaugh Shirley Flint Curt Foster Paul Frost Claudia Gaines Mary Gildow Richard Galloway Sherry Golden Steve Grier John Haley Denny Hicks Lorna Hicks Bob Hole Noel Hoke Sam Hoke Linda Honeyman Ethel Huddleson Carrol Hull Norbert Hussey Gayle Jennings Judy Johnston Arlene Kessler Lonnie Lamb Ted Lambert Norman Layman Sue Lauterbach Mary Legault Mary Locke Bob Lowe Judith Mast Raymond McGary Marlene Merritt Jeff Morris Jack Peck Robert Peyton Joyce Pirsinger Mike Rohr Phil Roser Marcia Roth John Schwytzer Tom Sellers Terry Shoenfelt N ,. QV: 5 9 Y lf E i 4. alllllm 1 3 -like Mike Snyder Ted Stickler Larry Tannreuther Sandra Teeter Virginia Thomas Steve Thompson Jim Tracy John Tracy Jean Trissel Joe Tully Lynda Viles Judy Volk Steve Walker Shelia Warner Gerri Watkins Shirley Waymire John Wendling Bev Whatley Rita Wirth Sandy Woods Linda VanSick1e Steve Zink Not Pictured: Joann Clark Thomas Krug Don Wendling LM Q, Wg, W N sk . EW sg, NN uiaiunggp-ag NN Q A Q . fzfafgsgggf X , msg fr ggi? X A Q ti wi 15 . 1 1 -F. .. .gi A x .5 X .W X r -wr: fe? .Nz V Q... A .M , K K 7 . at 3 k K 5 .f --.-I X ,mag President, Gary Smithg Vice President, Jim Gaskillg Secretary, Joyce Clevelleg Treas- urer, Jane Boomershine. il It ug. .r Q 4 'X Ut Roll out the red carpet the freshmen are commgl This best descrrbes the way we felt when we entered our first year of high school To us it is the most' We were looking forward to our fresh man year and you can bet it wasn t a dis appointment to us We will always remem ber our first formal dance, the fun we had at school, and of course those never-to-be- forgotten parties, We feel we are a big part of Randolph High and we are proud to be called the . . . CLASS OF '60 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 2 X2 . , I - I . ' . -- X R X gf Joetta Allen Larry D, Amos Larry Lee Amos Carolyn Anderson Ronald Argabright Bob Baker Mike Baker Patricia Beck Zoe Becker Michael Beirise Jane Boomershine Linda Bowser Gloria Brandenburg Ronald Brewer Lois Bright Sally Brooks Sherrill Brooks John Brown Sharon Browning Linda Buckley Sheila Caplinger Bonnie Carroll Pat Ciarlo Joyce Clevelle Phyliss Collins Roger Cook Thomas Coughlin Dessie Courtney Geneva Courtney Ray Crabtree - N4 '.. ln E as f is irasyy I i Q L A -'if Gi 1 C 'f Kxfina H, av' CN .4 if-Ol 1 KM x ra on gx wa.: N.. I 04' sd Af' L 32 'D f! .9 fc M i W-aff B IL iz' X 'S B 'm 'Q u ,le A.., f 43 -'B f ' -J no . 2 J X, -- . - f -1, if il. . ., . .- , 1 if ' A L Q ns' We nf 5 , D 'F nr V sf . , . Q E ,W , . , Q f D g g , 1 -' if K J K '- ly W, If-L 5+-' I -V .f5X6Yfif:. f , W- 7. A ., fa! e-7. L , Wiser 'fr 3? X 22 Carol Crow Bob Crowe Donald Dake Ronnie Dake Steve Davis Bob Dean Don Denlinger Barbara Donovan Janice Doty Linda Eisen Nancy Engle Marcia Farren Connie Fair Barbara Forsythe Marlene Forsythe Emily Frost Eugene Fuson Virgil Gallagher Jim Gaskill Pauline Goubeaux Carl Gray Warren Gray Sharon Grisso Gary Hail Mike Haines Pat Haney Peggy Happensack Barbara Hamer John Hess Kenneth Hessler Jerry Hoffman Lelia Horton Gary Houseman David Huddleson Lloyd Huddleson Donna Hudnall Betty Huff Joe Hunkler Ron Hunkler Robert Hutchison Marjorie Iay Amelia Jester Mary Johnston Mary Kennard Barbara Kerns Milton Ketron Kent Kimmel Daniel Kneisley Rowena Knight Sue Knoop Gary Kurtz Viola Kyle Eldon Ladd Keith Landes Grace Lang Linden Lee Dick Longman David Lowe -3 ? K - .. V, 3' li '17 ni l Q' -, Q1 X 'I K . V, , ., , . P J J M riiy tl liilf R is 2 J A .-,: . : a A w i .. -K- L f , n w t ls, J A. , ,s,. Qid- 4.37. '-Vt. . . John Lowrey Tom Marshall Marcia McVity Peggy Meece Linda Mikesell Tim Milligan Ronald Mills Susan Morris David Nicholson Maxine Nill Penny Oburn Linda Overla Barbara Overly Carol Parson Elaine Paulus James Paulus Kathleen Quick John Rector Martin Rector Linda Roach William Rampenthal Susan Rohr Judy Rosser Bill Roth Robert Roy Beatrice Royer Terry Ryan Patricia Sanders Paulette Schechter Karen Schenck Rosanne Schuytzer Larry Shanks Susan Shelby Patricia Shiverdecker Terry Shook Gary Smith Nick Smith Steve Smith Roger Spencer Eila Mae Spriestersbach Joe Stickler Judy Strader Joan Studebaker Dennis Swartz Mary Swearingen Jerry Swope Judy Tebics Gaydell Thomson Sherry Treon Gary Upthegrove Johnny Walls Karen warner Susan Williams James Wilson Ronald Wolf Anne Woolery Mike Wuertz PATROL BOYS BUS DRIVERS ELEMENTARY ERY CO. X LQ HIGH SCHOOL 3 , X Sharon Alexander Rosemary Allison Patricia Basham Don Bittorf Beth Brumbaugh Bob Brust Sharon Buvinger Robert Clifton Phyllis Collier Russell Courtney Anna Cramer Thomas Dawson Ruth Denlinger Sue Elersold Martha Eidemiller Elaine Fish Janet Flaugh Julie Flint Fred Fore Tom Gray Jim Gingrich Roger Hawley Donald Heinze Janet Hess Sandra Hile Richard Hodges Dennis Hole Bob Holloway Joyce Hormell Harvey Huddleson Peggy Hudnall Bill Josselyn Helen Kaufman Franklin Larrick Jack Marshall Terry McCray Maureen McGuire Maureen McLaughlin Susan Newhardt David Mount David Oldham David Pace Jerry Peck Terry Ridgway Robert Ripple Ricky Rothert Victor Roy Jane Schmidlapp Cathy Smith Susan Smith Linda Snell Rosalie Stewart John Studebaker Linda Ullery Sharon Wagner Judy Walker Earlene Weidner Robert Wetherington Jean Wirth Tom Wolf X ,, F - X Q1 M31-1 f - --r.ra.rQ1 my iw' ,Y -.. Y. J -1- . .SN X if ,L X1-:zrgi sex .-,, . N X wg? 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Q ,E I Viola Crow Linda Crume David Cummings David Diehl Judy Dilon Jerry Engle Marilyn Ewing E Alice Farrier Cheryl Ferrell Don Foster James Friend Joyce Gallichio Robert Garretson Tom Garwood Raymond Geiger Gloria Gray Margaret Guinn Judy Haines Robert Haley Henry Hartman Richard Hawley Steve Hesler Darlene Hole Judy Huffgarden Jeffery Hughs Jackie Iddings Tom Irwin Cindy Jones Karen Kelly Paul Kems David Knoop Floyd Knoop Barbara Lambert Carole Lambert Jim Lecklider Audrey Locke Linda Manning John Marshall Paul Marshall Pat Martain - --' '-A ' ' '- Michael McAtee Evertt McDermott Tom McVity Patty Miller Mary Mitman Judy Mussleman John Nile Jan Norris Maxine Overla Danny Overly Karl Peters Richard Quick John Rabold Mike Randolph Patty Robinette Sammy Robinette Michael Roof Walter Rudd Tommy Saylor Marilyn Somers Carla Jean Spriestersbach Beverly St. John Jim Supper Donald Terril Janet Thomson Bonnie Underwood Harry Underwood Mark Underwood Donna Viles Sally Vines Robert Wall Tom Walher Linda Walker Roger Weeks Joan Wertz Bonnie Wieland John Will Ann Woodard Janice Yinger Robert Zimmerman - x fi, 1 ,J 5 Q 1 X .V Q- C, 1? Q -st if jf MRS. CRUEA'S SIXTH GRADE 81091 in 3- fl ' s I tv 'n lax- A b I fi ,t if X up 4 f L Q , , 7-,A,,. x 1 Z - - xt 5 if 7 . , Rex Baker John Beirise Linda Bittorf Bruce Blue Patty Brewer Bobby Brumbaugh Darrell Combs Jane Derringer Marilyn Durst Donald Edmunds Barbara Farren Nancy I-laller Jo Nelle Hunter John Kilmer Gary Kimmel Douglas Kopp Ricky Lowe Charles McArthur Geneva McCoy Tom McDermott Sandra McDevitt Ronald McSpadden Marjorie Miller Pamela Miller David Snyder Mary Ruth Thompson Carolyn Ullery Jack Weaver Not pictured: Billy Cruea Gary Jennings' MR. SHEARER'S SIXTH GR DE r a. Q. sfg Q .. Im f , i t ,ag xi A Ei I' l A ,f fl' - A Q as it elsif Hfsrfiil gal Judith Brust Marijane Burdge Madelene Collier Linda Crow Sandra Dafler James Dinsmore James Eidemiller Linda Fisher John Hesler James Hewell Mary Lynn Holloway Gary Hull John Koehler Richard Lambert Monty Mercer Erik Miller Jerry Moorman Timothy Murphy Dennis Oswald William Paulus Susan Rabold Sonny Sammons Michael Schamp Kenneth Schutte Patricia Scott Marsha Teeters Robert Turman Not Pictured: William Brandon Jo Ann Chakiris Philip McCarty MRS. SPRIESTERBACH'S SIXTH GRADE James Allison Sharon Collins Dora Darner Mike Donavan J ames Eller Billy Flee Dorothy Fore Teday Foster Danny Hazelrigg Rex Hefelfinger Susan Herr Hilda Jarnagin Ronny Johnson Mark Johnston Wendy Keller Peggy Kennard Jerry Lamb Pamela Lowe Howard Manny Betty Marshall Judy Miller Russell Moore Jake Moyer James Mies Lawrence Popp Shirley Smith Roddy Snell Judy Stanley Larry Stephens Donna Volkert David Wilson Not Pictured: Mike Lowry I s a s , ,Ol J. 9. 'uf sq. xa 9 a I 4- A Q Q' 1 MRS. CULTICE'S FIFTH GRADE tg, ,r it J 3 gt 5 1:4 - .J a A ff Q K L K il 'i I wi? ,J I : ,V up' -ll I if , X Q 'ww X ' X r 145.-K 'VY im M xe- Arthur Allen Bill Bach Sheryl Betz Carol Brumbaugh Michael Capstick Pamela Carrol Lester Cutter Diane Deblin Lance Fink Terry Gildow Suanne Heilman Linda I-Iuffgarden Juanita Hunkler Kay Hunkler John Kelly Beverly Knoop Marvin Kohake Don Learish Bruce McAtee Wayne Moore Michael Morgan James Pace Cheryl Papp Keith Radick Saundra Roberts Fred Roth Eddie Swope Kent Ulrich Jean Warner Nancy Weber Joyce Woolery Robert Woolum MRS. HARTER'S FIFTH GRADE Michael Ahalt Danny Aikman Marlin Applegate Patricia Bowser Dennis Comer Cathryn Cruden Gary Dean Karen Galloway Tommy Hartman David Hoke Boyd Huddleson Ricky Johnson Penny Johnston Vicki Kilmer Terry Kinser James Lung janet Martin Kathleen Martin Susan Martin Rusty McDermott David Nies Paul Peters Beverly Popham Carol Rowe Paul Rudd Elaine Schamp Harry Shetbet Susan St. John Cinda Stickler Diane Storck Frances Valentine Richard Weimer Donald Whiting Susan Zimmerman Not pictured: Gregory Porter all S- .,-1 5 wi 34 .,-'-v wa: fb u-64 klljfxhr' MRS. POINCE'S FIFTH GR DE WI! - x, 11S1wj1v ?i ' il' ' ,pa ,M is . ,ff , , , y as i 8 -, r. . . W t,zfssgsgfw-maze surf' g 'ww ws1w':fww , A , fxiiyggiky K . , V . , . - .M ,V . , f.. mam' We ,W it Q ' fy A S P' ,.+, 'L E,, V, a , it ,.4 S s 'K , ' ,N 1 -,f ,, E? 4 5 5 s 4? ,Fx fx .. i sf. Wiz ,gm my r Tommy Apple Kenneth Berkley Timothy Borm Roger Cavender Anna Lynn Cummings James Deweese Nancy Fish Sandra Frock Sammy Gnagey Sue Hefelfinger Sharon Hild Richard Holzen Sandra Hutchison Karenina Jay Jane Kolleda Jimmy Lock Velma Miller Susan Mount Diana Newhardt Susie Oskey Rita Pearce Margaret Reece Patty Ripple Roberta Schenck Danny Shanks John Spriestersbach Jennifer Thomas Suzanne Upthegrove Wayne Van Kirk Cheryl Wertz Steve Wick Donna Wuertz MR. KIMBRELL' FO RTH GRADE Linda Argabright Carol Baughman Sarah Berkley Lyn Bonecutter Mike Bookwalter Jerry Brandon Geraldine Burchett Kenneth Crow Mardeanne DeHaven Navlyn Drinkut Bobby Esken Gregory Freed Billy Ford William Garrett Roger Guinn Ricky Heinze Gwenda Kelch John Kohl Cappy Lee Joyce McLaughlin Mary Marshall Dee Osborne Kenneth Parsons Dorthy Richmond Linda Robinette Gary Royer Sue Ann Simmons James Smith Leslie Spencer Gale Ullery Mark Warner Romell Wenger Russel Woods xx-v .fs sa, , Yaex.i - s -.lf f MRS MARSHALL S FO RTH GRADE John Applegate Sharon Besse Jerry Bowsher Cheryl Bright Gary Christian James Crowell David Durst Barbara Gates Susan Haley Michael Harries Leroy Huddleson Crystal Hull Bobby Hunter Richard Koogler Kenneth Larrick Bobby McBarron Marilyn Pummill Cinda Rector Pamela Saunders Karen Shanks Eric Underwood Ann Varney Shirley Wackler Nelda Whiting Roger Wisdom Patty Woodruff Peggy Zimmerman Nor Pictured: Wayne Haubach Steven Skinner Jo Smart MRS. RECTOR S FO RTH GRADE Harold Adams Becky Aikman Carol Anders Linda Barber Carol Ann Brewer Malinda Brewer Thomas Champine Glen Collins James Conway Allan Darner Charles Garret Jack Hatfield Susan Hellmund Darlene Hicks Richard Irwin Mike Milligan Betty Musselman Richard Numbers Tommy Painter Wilma Popham Cathy Rife Craig Sanders Terry Smith Pamela Ullery Sandra Waterhouse David Weimer George White Mike Wilson Pamela Worley Not Pictured: Don Doty Linda Hissong MR . TELLEJOHN,S FOURTH GRADE i im. Ellen Watrous Karen Woolum Mike Yoder Dwight Adams Alan Baker Reva Baker Patricia Barkins Donald Briggs Darlene Burchett Freddie Crowell Dee Ann De Weese Jill Dyer Dennis Fortney Vickie Hall Johnny Hayes Billy Hoke Doris Kems Raymond Landwehr Stephen Miller Mary Ann Reece Sue Ann Rike Keith Roof Kerry Ryan Not Pictured: Norman Englert Beverly Hall Danny McCray Priscilla Miller Terry Stephens, Judy Shook, Billy Smith MRS. BRILL'S THIRD GRADE Verona Applegate Danny Arnett Karen Biser Pam Crabtree Barbara Deardorff Gregg Deblin Larry Ditmer Cynthia Freed Charles Gates Sharon Hazelrigg Jim Hicks Linda Hoke Karen Hoover Howard LeCompte Nancy Lock Jerry McCoy Jeanine McGuire Peggy Miller Bobby Miller Ermil Oskey Melinda Richardson Carol Smith Stephen Smith Carol Spencer Alan Tasker David Terrill Jennifer Trader Deborah Turman Dale Ullery Stanley Viles Linda Wahler Bruce Wendell Susan Winters GNU! . in we X MZ :.5:2'1 EKU. .-.-'. ...5-5, ,',,- .lv ZZZ1 ' '- -' 1 '.::3g53-35,431 - . 'I A MRS. B RROUGH'S SECOND GRADE 'R'y nu T iiret 5' l T A HKS Morris Adams David Allen Charlene Baughman James Beirise Charles Borba Pamela Brill Ronald Brown Kenneth Browne Joyce Brumbaugh Elizabeth Drinkut Cynthia Fish Rickie Flint Billy Gaines Judith Gringrich Richard Hansen Joyce Howard Bryon Kelch Christ Knoop Bobby Lambert Eddie McAfee Arthur McCoy Gloria Moore Jerry Mumma Robin Newhardt Jo Ann Numbers Rose Mary O'Grady Beverly Rose Judy Slyder Howard Ullery Jeanie White Billy Willis Timothy Wolfe Georgann Wrightsman MRS. KR G'S THIRD GRADE Joyce Anders Wayne Black Jimmy Bridgman Peter Chakiris Joe Couser Iona Crow Melinda Dunmeyer John Farrier Barbara Gilbert Robert Gouge Tommy Grier Gaytha Hull Jerry Jarrett Tommy Jenkinson Kathie Knipfer Jerry Kohake Sharon Marker Paula Markey Joe Miller Dale Osborne Gordon Pitsinger Gary Pummill Cesar Riancho Mary Jane Shearer Picky Smith Susan Spear Barbara Stonck Tim Supper Jimmy Tucker Kathryn Tully Hal Volkert Dixie Waymire Teddy Waymire Jackie Wolfe Not Pictured: Carol Manning M if gl' i'.f ' if, H J T ,Q 1 in ff gl 5 i x 'A 5 ti rg' MRS S ELL S THIRD GRADE Teddy Aikman Joyce Alexander Evelyn Baker Sue Ann Bartocci Christopher Brooks Brian Cavender Christina Chakiris Sally Diehl Donald Fenton Robert Flee Ronald Ford Gary Garber Kirkland Huffman Bradley Hull Bobby Hunt Jenny Jones Thomas Lester Dennis bockner Cheryl Mahaney Kerry Mancz Pamela Matherly Cheryl Moorman Deborah Pennington Brenda Popp Donald Schutte Nancy Smith Donald Smutah Diana Starline David Thomas Marilyn Ulrich Karen Wenger Keith Wenger Randy Yoakum Linda Zizert Not Picture: Suzanne Balch Susan Eamhart M S. BROGKS' SECOND GRADE Wayne Adams Linda Allen Irene Berkley Dickie Brandon Nancy Briggs John Chambers Lora Jo Croushore Leah Day Ronnie Curtner Leslie Eck Jill Englert Carol Fair Tommy Few Danny Haley Cynthia Hall Hank Hammontree Steven Horner Donna Huber Glenn Jay Steven Macy John Matherly Karen Messler Bruce Milligan Bruce Peters Diana Richmond Stanley Robinette Tommy Schuck Bruce Unger Barry Ulrich Judy Wagoner Susan Weeks Darcy Wendell Julie Ann Wenger Joyce Zimmerman Not pictured: Shelly Koverman F7 v gl , . -g Xie- ,. X '59 ' F 1 Hi vi Q nk ,V A ,,... - A K mwg 113.55 . 1 f Q, 2 .x., 1 3' .-71-g A 1 :E 4 7. ,X ,. RS. COPELAND'S SECOND GRADE ,mi A 1 -'-':. . r 5 W' L f is L , fi 1 it 1 Ni . rf Wi E5 Qiyr i 1, . ,,. 4 NW A ,JF Wir . Q Ng. . u W pit - . 'J'- . , 'R ,-A. , ':., -.vnu- -gs' ,Q . . -.3 -:....-: a:::.':..'ff P' . 3' 1 A i. 'Q it if H .4 K w ,N - if ll Tom Aikman Mark Bemheisel Cheryl Bowsher Linda Cameron Larry Carpenter Jack Christian Virginia Collins Dianne Cruze Nancy Davison Sue Denlinger Steve Fachler Janice Freed Linda Sue Frock Debby Gildow Joyce Hall Joe Harleman Robert Hawley Ricky Hissong Timothy Holzen Gary Huffgarden Steve Kopp Barbara Learish Stephanie Libecap Richard Manning Ronnie Obum Mark Rife Jimmie Robinson Mike Schamel Arthur Ullery Ann wahler Pat Warner Freddy whatley Shirley Wisdom Darlene Woodie MRS. HOSCHO ER S SECOND GRADE Ronald Ahlers bois Bernheisel Scott Biser Beth Chakiris Carol Clifton Marilyn Crow Lee Cummings Charlotte Drinkut April Dudley Paul Fisher John Foster Jack Garretson Verlaine Gnagey Rebecca Haines James Helm Theresa Hill Beth Hoke Peggy Hoover Vicki Hudnall Bill Hutchison Nancy Jones Rex Krug James Krumlauf Danny Lecklider Patricia Marker James Marshall Linda Skyles Susan Smith Patricia Valentine Dana West Paul Weigerding Shirley Willis Barbara Woodruff M S SWARTZ S SECCND GRADE Ricky Allen David Baker Carmella Barber Darlene Brewer Donna June Brooks Lois Cassel Judith Courtney Cindy Couser Charles Deeter Rebecca Doggett Mike Farren Donna Greer Douglas Hansen Donna Harmon Tim Hoke James Irwin Jeannie Kennard Joe Kucharski Ronnie Landwehr Leda Lucas Dick Mcspadden Diana Martindale Nancy Merchant Joyce Miller Kathy Mossman Darla Parsons Terry Richardson Linda Swank Jim Warner Tillie Woolery D Marcy Wrightsman David Zimmerman Not pictured: Ralph Allison Clay Collins MRS. BETZ,S FIRST GRADE Valeria Adams Judy Basham Kim Biser Myra Jean Bogle Jeffrey Bookwalter William Browne Bobbie Jean Caldwell Darrell Clark Larry Combs Diane Cooper Harvey Cutter Susan Ditmer Stanley Dixon Sandra Dowell James Dyer Robert Eidemiller Timothy Garber David Garretson Clay Hammontree Judy Horton Cheryl Hull Neal Huysman Deborah Kelley Joy Landwehr George Lucas Alfred McAtee William Market Donald Millikin Douglas Morgan Becky Myers O Donna Jean Snell Kathleen Steiner Gail Swartz Douglas Swartz Mary Elizabeth Wemmer cutie Y L. f J i ' - . ig? 1: E - 4 gi , l . . r-.,' ,,, 8 if . if is 1 X uf . ' ,X .. , 45:1 f -. 4 ' ' ' x ' . r . . 3.1 L MX ... ag. . ... ,mg jk is HUB r 9 ff I N.-:wnz . - k ,Q is ks QB at I i' x.- is-X 'D' Ak 1 ffl av I . f 'x In C suede V xl G Yost rv' 1 h. ,E ,IW if lr: .C .Jigs A .. FN v .wnwi MRS. CARR'S FIRST GRADE . ii D R P Diana Atkins Michael Baker Walter Crume Janice Dowler Gary Fairchild Barbara Fish Lonnie Garber Creston Gardiner David Harris Perry Jay Linda McGowan Cathleen McGuire Jerry Meek Joy Miller Peggy Moors Billy Morris Charles Papp Billy Popham Patricia Pummlll Susan Puterbaugh Rebecca Starline Barbara Snyder Timothy Tonkovich Barbara Wall Gary Wendling Sandra Wenger Bonnie wesp Ronald whiting Rebecca Wolfe Jane Woolery MRS. SANFORD'S FIRST GRADE Marsha Allen Jeff Biser Keven Black John Borba Delinda Borm Diane Chambers Bobby Clark Paul Croushore Susan Deardorf William Denlinger Marie Ann Diehl Glenn Dixon Bobby Duncan Richard Fawley Deborah Frantz Richard Garrett Robert Hudnall Eddy Hunkler Robert Kosiki Marita Lambert Susan Painter Janice Randolph Wm. John Rees Tommy Rike Rennie Roberts David Spitzer Susan Valley Ion Weber Roberta Worley Eu H N 83 m I in-I! . . .. MRS. ILSON S FIRST GRADE Belinda Brown Jeff Carey Debbie Carroll Georgia Chakiris Nancy De Aloia Tommy Dillon Valerie Farrier Julia Fink Martin Fink Billy Greer Jamie Harmon Debbie Hawley Timothy Huffman Timothy Jay Kathy Jenkinson Susan Kimmel Bobby Lock Steven Lowery Donnie Luber David Marshall Doris Meeds Pam Miller Kay Mohler Linda Morris David Pingitore John Tasker Don Wampler Darlene Young Not Pictured: Tyrene Zinkiew iecz S. BERGLAND S KI DERGARTE Bill Alexander David Baker Fred Bernheisel Becky Binkley Yvonne Black Bob Carmeon Bonnie Crowell Connie Crowell Jackie De Haven Kaye De Weese Lee Eck Carolyn Eller Sue Halloran Stephen Hildebrand Cheryl Hoke Kenneth lnskeep Gary Kohl John Kroplin Terry Licklider Judy McGowan Joyce Mumma Ronald Nevels Donna Porter David Riesinger Fred Robinette Betsy Stanley Terry Tonkovich Michael Wahl Eric Watrous Dewight Wolfe Randy Woods Gillis Woolum Not pictured: Beverly Brown Ronald Burns, Michael Vore MRS BERGLAND S KI DERGARTEN Paul Bogan Kenneth Brandon Nancy Broadstone Tommy Buedel Susan Dietsch Jack Gray Rebecca Greer Charles Gorman Karen Hansen Vickie I-lellmund Jeffrey John Susan Kopp Cynthia Kulfan Robert Longman Sandra McCray Sherry Maples Ronald Martin Larry Mercer Teresa Mescher Kathy O'Grady Teresa Schamel Randy Serena Marcia Terrill Cathy Tryon Leslie Walton Steven Willis Dallas Zizert Not pictured: Lois Biddle Romona Helke ISS BRILL'S KI DERGARTE Jean Alexander Jackie Bemheisel Scott Black Rebecca Brill Barbara Browne Regina Chitwood Barbara Drinkut Jane Durst Sue Fraley David Fredericks Jimmy Fuller Jackie Goss Chuckie Gray Deborah l-Iazelrigg Judy Hill Jimmy Hoover Cherene Icenbarger David Liddell Marvis Lloyd Marianne McCracken Timmy Merchant Eddie Miller Janet Mescher Tommy Orsi Tommy Pearson Rebecca Ritter Ronald Schuck Jerry Slyder Dickie Stafford Jayne Ulrich Steve Valley Dickie Volkert Timmy Weimer Jan Zinkiewicz .TUV ...iii MISS BRILL'S KI DERG RTE fin. - YY' ' fs H M was mf-J' Q t , z ,.,. m ,:.: J ii P 4,:1,.,W M , f ai . if ii ' 1 ' a .nv 1 a IPM 1 W Q ., Q- .- fp. 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' tg: L A-,J ,- , ,-o- .-5.5 .- I , '- 5.,..:w P - , ..,ff .7w3:-' -' K.-5-if' -A , f fi f'N f'V?g-' 'ff 'M ' , N' ,'.5fx4 sJ.vffi- .-r pf- , ' K, , K..--V . 1f,fk .,,- W A K . A-' . ' ,.. .4 .,.f ,-, -,. , ,, A AQ , . 4 ,rv '- v 141' e ff , 21.1-. ,aff ,qv gg .- ,'-mf f - ,, ,'ff' .vb n ' ' A 1, an 5 ,,. -ew: it .fi . ,. , . ,,.,-V , Q f ,,, 1 ,ff ' 'SP - vf. ,.w ' ' ' 111' ' . 'P ,912-2, ' M. h Y' Nj A- 1 , LL pffyw pvxyg ! , A - - N W W , u ' , ww V V X NK . A A'-.Ax ' .www QW X wwww -. X. X 1 xx A gf wi! an A , f- a-- fr 1 I g . .... ,,,r,,,,, WT. ,Mp , gy L. i l . s E Q .Q S - W fr E .J- , t , rg E Hill C' Y V First row: Annabelle Gibson, Jackie Wagner, Mary Bright, Arlene Huffman, Sue Eisenlohr, Sally Shaw, Brenda Weeks, Carol Weber, Arlene Kagner, Katy Wenger, Clara Geier, Nancy Hesler. Second row: Sharon Burns, Shawneen McGuire, Bonnie Hyre, Judy Arnett, Chuck I-loschouer, Bev Wilson, Ronnie Yoakum, Connie Winteregg, Pat Kelly, Jerry Craft. Third row: Ken Durst, Jim Dennis, Bill Marshall, Warren Geralds, Bill Gaskill, Joel Williams, Dale Dyke, Tom Walker, Dick Wagner, Malcolm Treon, Miss Hess. BOBCAT ST FF 5, f A Hey, come on--hand me a pencil! Well, you must hurry or we'll never get this out on time! My head hurts! These are famil iar words to every member of this high-powered staff. Work on this 1957 BOBCAT started in the spring of 1956, when the staff compiled the attractive Typical Day in the Life of a Ran- dolph Student section. Layouts were made . . . and remade. Copy was written . . . discarded . . . rewritten. Pictures were taken . . . and retaken. The staff worked, toiled and sweated, only to find things must be done over more carefully. That's what drove them to distraction . . . almost . . . but then they dove in all the harder and really loved every minute of it. Yes, kids, at times it was doubtful whether there'd ever be a well-organized book between these lids, but here it is--bigger and better than ever before, We like it! Do you? It X5 R ji, F7 . 1 , 5 E Q A F . H A f ' Ito no gal is First row: Shirley Wagner, Nancy Hesler, Jackie Wagner, Clara Geier, Sue Roth, Barbara Tebics, Linda Baker, Judy Hudnall, Jo Ann Wall, Barbrah Lung, Annabelle Gibson. Second row: Mary K. Bright, Arlene Huffman, Arlene Kagner, Sally Shaw, Donna Engle, Jerry Craft, Brenda Hosbrook, Carol Weber, Kate Wenger, Myrna Shunk. Third row: Miss Hess, Bev Wilson, Tom Boomershine, Bonnie Hyre, Pam Marshall, Mary Ann Tulley, Shauneen McGuire, Ronnie Yoakum, Anne Bach, Sharon Burns, Pat Kelley. Fourth row: Nancy Gallichio, Kathy Osborne, Judy Arnett, Nelly Kern, Chris Haas, Gloria Fortney, Joan Ladd, Terry Krug, Darlene Wenger, Brenda Weeks. Fifth row: Chuck Hoschouer, David Macy, Jim Dennis, Tom Walker, Warren Geralds, Bill Gaskill, Joel Williams, Jack Norris, Malcolm Treon, Judy Mohler. SHAMROCK STAFF What does everyone look forward to with great anticipation every month? Why, naturally, the Shamrock. Kids, take a look! Here 's the group of fun-loving, hard-working people that makes this publication yours! Editor-in-chie f, BRENDA HOSBROOK 5 f 5 1 f 5 l f 9 r i s I 1 fpmvr ' 'I yn-Mu-at 1 ....,. l First row Mr Egan Sandra Woods Bev Whatley. Second row: Arlene Kagner, Sharon Burns, Tom Boomershine Ken Durst John Tracy Sherry Treon, Nancy Eby, STUDENT CGUNCIL Oh, why the heck can't we chew gum? But I like to throw paper wads! These are some of the many complaints of the students which the Council members discuss with the faculty, Remember our beautiful Homecoming? That was the work of the Student Council. Remember when you scurried around to get your locker cleaned before one of the members of the Council came around to inspect it? This, too, was a big project of the Student Council. The proceeds of the pro- jects they sponsored bought a punch bowl which is to be used by the entire school. Yes, the Student Council is a very vital part of the oper- ation of our high school, because through it the teacher and the student can obtain a better understanding of one another. First row: Arlene Kagner, Mrs. Hoover, Arlene Kagner. Second row: Brenda Hosbrook Malcolm Treon, Bonnie Hyre, Third row: Ken Durst, Bill Gaskill, Ronnie Holsinger, NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY It is indeed a great honor to become a member of the National Honor Society. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Impressive inductions are held twice a year to induct new members. Old members get the same thrill, when they come around the auditorium to tag the new members, that they received when they were the ones who were being tagged. These students must realize their grave respon- sibility in keeping high standards, and serve as a beacon to draw others into desiring membership by meeting the requirements of the organization. Ken Durst, President First row: Shirley Flint, Linda Baker, Judy Durst, Dolores Coleman, Don Wendling, Sandy Collins, Donna Engle. Second row: Ann Bach, Steve Crume, Pam Marshall, Bonnie Hyre, Tom Boomershine. Third row: Chris Haas, Jack Norris, Dick Zeigler, Bill Gaskill, Bill Marshall, David Macy, Steve Grier SCHOLARSHIP TEAM These kids were tops in their individual fields. They represented good old R, H. S, X D last spring in the district State Scholarship ' ' I Tests held at Miami University in Oxford, Q , .J ohio. N .S T They studied, crammed, and then f uk Jf! studied again and every one of them did jf X 5 fine work. Aren't we proud of them? xx- .X 3 SX To find out what each member took a test in, ask them. They'1l be glad to tell you! xx 'fl' M1 First row: Dick wagner, Ken Durst, John McKinney. Second row: Arlene Kagner, Mr. Richard Suhr, Third row: Sharon Burns, Carol Weber, Malcolm Treon, Joel Williams, Bill Gaskill, K. Rector, Mary Bright, Donna Engle. Fourth row: Judy Arnett, Judy Statzer, Brenda Hosbrook, Tryon Rosser, Chris Haas, Gregg Copeland, Tom Boomershine. JU IOR COUNCIL 0 WORLD AFP IRS This organization promotes understanding and friendliness with other people throughout the world. The members are quite aware of the current happenings in all parts of the world. They have panel discussions, assemblies, and educational programs which are given before the high school. They appear on television many times. So, if you are interested in world affairs, here's the best club to join. It will be educational, helpful, and lots of fun, because, remember, they take an annual trip to Washington, D. C. and New York City. fBut, of course, you work for thislj President, MALCOLM TREON 0 on 1 g . A Ir V First row: Barri Applegate, Joy Koogler, Linda Baker, Carol Hull, Jo Ann Wall, Judy Johnston, Gerri Watkins, Judy Volk, Bev Whatley, Shirley Flint, Annabelle Gibson, Jackie Wagner, Myrna Shunk. Sec- ond rowg Nancy Landis, Shelia Warner, Arlene Kessler, Kate Wenger, Sue Eisenlohr, Joyce Pitsinger, Jo Horton, Dolores Coleman, Judy Hudnall, Carol Tillet, Sue Lauterbach, Sue Roth, Arlene Huffman, Sandy Collins, Pat Baker, Sandy Woods, Carol Weber. Third row: Sandy Teeter, Bev Wilson, Sharon Burns, Lynda Viles, Donna Engle, Anne Bach, Bonnie Hyre, Brenda Weeks, Brenda Hosbrook, Linda Honeyman, Linda Wise, Zita Herr, Pat Kelly, Claudia Few, Joyce Edmunds, Rita Wirth, Shirley Crow, Mary Legualt, Mary Ann Tully. Fourth row: Nancy Derringer, Lorna Hicks, Darlene Wenger, Pam Marshall, Marcia Stewart, Mildred Brandon, Mary Gildow, Shawneen McGuire, Marlene Merrit, Gloria Fortney, Chris Haas, Nelly Kerns, Nancy Gallichio, Joanne Ander, K, Rector, Carol Hoke, Joanne Ladd Claudia Gaines, Marcia Brumbaugh, Ethel Huddleson. Y-TEE S Dances, parties, fun, work, and more fun--those are the main goals of a Y-Teen. She is a member of a world-wide organization that gets acquainted with different religions, nationalities, and races, and she's proud of it. This club sponsors a potato chip drive every year to raise funds for their treasury, as one of their many activities. The Y-Teens had a big, beautiful float at the 1956 Homecoming. The girl who belongs to this club sleeps, talks, and eats, just the same as any other girl, but do you know what? She's happier than a lot of girls, because she's a Y-Teen. is nik . First row: Dick Galloway, Joe Tully, Terry Shoenfelt, Ted Lambert, Norman Layman, Denny Hicks, Mike Rohr. Second row: Mr. Lancaster, Ronnie Yoakum, Mike Tillet, Lonnie Lamb, John Tracy, Jim Tracy, Tom Boomershine, Morbert Hussey, Ted Stickler, Ken Baker, Doug Fast, Allen Renner. Third row: Kent Foster, Jim Hess, Dave Hinders, Russel Siler, Dick Wagner, Bob Payton, Mickey Whitesel, Norman Danes, Randy Saylor, Mike Snyder, Bob Rabold, Sam Hoke, Fourth row: Butch Yoder, Malcolm Treon, Ken Durst, Jack Peck, Jerry Ditmer, Jack Norris, David Macy, Gary Messler, Gerald Winters, Jim Studebaker, Tom Hanson, Gregg Copeland. Fifth row: John McKinney, Nelson Hommel, Jerry Bruck- ner, Joel Williams, Tryon Rosser, Hank Biddle, Jeff Norris, Bill Gaskill, Warren Geralds, John Hormel, Bill Marshall, Tom Walker. HI-Y N What's the club that all the boys like? You're right - Hi-Y. This is a branch of the National Young Men's Christian ,. F! , .wk M NM! Association. The Hi-Y sponsors dances and parties, and this , -Q a year the group has had many programs for the student body. l 1 XX . w The club maintains high standards of Christian character, ' and is a wonderful organization in which boys can hold membership, President, Bill Gaskill n 2 l 'R Q 'Y A - Y, A me M , 1 . ........... First row: Marcia Brumbaugh, Claudia Gaines, Sue Eisenlohr, Joy Koogler, Rita Wirth. Second row: Sandra Collins, Judy Durst, Carol Hoke, Miss Miller, Mary Ann Tulley, Ann Bach, Arlene Kagner, Shirley Flint F TURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA jk S? These girls think they would like teaching the younger set of our country's population. They like children, and would, therefore, like to instruct them and help them to become the future leaders of our country. They assist the teachers by substituting, grading papers, and many other things which will help them later when they take up the job of teaching full time, President, Ann Bach rldm' JX J , K J J 5 , - J s Q 1. V X h . ::v E st- X x A ji l Q First row: Judy Statzer, Gaydelle Thompson, Susan Shelby, Beverly Whatley, Sherry Treon, Annabelle Gibson Nancy Eby, Linda Baker, Zoe Becker, Judy Johnston. Second row: Barb Overly, Pat Haney, Linda Buckly, Jackie wagner, Joyce Pitsinger, Joyce Clevelle, Jane Boomershine, Shelia Warner, Arlene Kessler, Judy Hudnall Sue Lauterbach, Joan Studebaker, Connie Fair, Elaine Paulus, Karen Schenk. Third row: Pat Kelley, Carol Weber, Viola Kyle, Emily Frost, Sue Morris, Mary Locke, Sandy Woods, Carolyn Anderson, Mary Johnson, Phyllis Collins, Linda Mikesell, Barbara Kerns, Marcia Farren. Fourth row: Sharon Burns, Mary Legault, Pam Marshall, Nancy Derringer, Marlene Merrit, Judy Mohler, Chris Haas, Jenny Mohler, Claudia Gaines, Sandy Teeter, Joyce Edmunds, Brenda Weeks. FUTURE URSES OF AMERICA Does your head ache? Then go find a Future Nurse. She is one of a group of girls who realize their need in life, and are doing something about it. The Future Nurses are being trained along the lines of patience, efficiency, and dependability, Their many activities included talks by spe- cialized nurses - hours of work put in on making the Homecoming float - and visits to hospitals. with courage and faith in God, these girls will be the women in white of tomorrow. President, Linda Baker fi 'Xu- io- Standing: Sharon Burns, Judy Statzer, Joanne Ander, Linda Wise, Marcia McVity, Bev Wilson, Judy Durst, David Macy, Mrs. Hoover. Seated: Carol Crow, Bev Whatley, Jane Lawrence, Judy Hudnall, Lynda Viles, Mary Gildow. LIBRARIAN The people who volunteer their study hall assisting ir1 the library are much appre- ciated helpers to the Randolph student body. The student librarians have proved to be of useful service ro Mrs. Hoover throughout the years. Their duties include the checking out of books, placing the returned books on the shelves, and assisting students in locating the books they want. They do more than meets the eye, and have done a fine job. Bonnie I-lyre, Mary Bright, Anna- belle Gibson, Sharon Burns, Carol Weber, Arlene Huffman, Who answers the phone, helps with the filing, and runs errands for the teachers? Why, the office assistants! These girls are always there to help you when you have questions or business to take care of. They are a courteous and respectful group who enjoy what they are doing. The training they receive will be quite helpful when they ap- ply for office jobs later on. 'E' ' X sk -s N. Ili . , K ffl' 7,-3 S ,A x.. V ,pw -+.' 'gpm-Qi' 'Ze 69 ev' First row: Merlin Denlinger, Lowell Dearth, Ned Frantz, Don Biser, Mr. Bowser. Second row: Roger Garwood, Jim Browning, Mike Haley, Ierry Volk. Third row: Roger Baker, Bob Pollard, Don Johns, Larry Ladd, Dick Tannreuther, Jim Hendrickson, James Beery. Not pictured - Bill Dallas. 4 4' 343 ' f, OCATIO ALI DUSTRIAL CLUB .hay 4 . l'L .,,.. 1-1 . v-, ri . ,gr ! ,zglfu 1 HX :V f ia, IM .., 11-1- .v.' - '- , .. r J, . -:1 ..1',wl P14 fr ' ' -31 . .Q-by , 'rl- ' .3 .'1 W. , ,'. .3- This club is composed of the boys that are taking part in the newly incorporated Co-op plan here. The members of the Vocational Industrial Club -Englewood Chapter are all seniors. They work part of the day and attend school the other half day. The boys not only will be able to graduate from Randolph, but also they will have the experience of working. This plan will give the boys their diplomas and also the ability to step out into the fast moving world with the knowledge of a trade. Standing Mr. Corle, Steve Zink, Ted Longnecker, Jack Peck, Dale Dyke, David Lowe, Tim Mulligan John McKinney, Jim Dennis, Gregg Copeland. Kneeling: Raymond McGary, Phil Roser, Ted Lambert, Bob Hole, Jim Paulus, Gary Hall, Steve Allen. VISUAL AIDS CLUB The members of the Visual Aids Club, under the direction of Mr. Corle, are trained in operating and repairing the school's different projection machines and setting up the screen and sound equipment. They are responsible for obtaining and setting up the equip- ment in the right rooms when instructors have films to be shown to certain classes. After showing the films, they also rewind and return all equipment to its proper place. 22? First row: Eddie Waymire, Mel Huddleson, Hank Biddle, Tryon Rosser, Jim Studebaker, Tom Boomer- shine. Second row: Mr. Karns. Bill Marshall, Warren Geralds, Micky Whitesell, Jim Hess, Don Keller, Ted Longnecker, Charles Hoschouer. Third row: Ronnie Griesheimer, Tom Hanson, Woody Pumphrey, Butch Yoder, Jim Dennis, Bob Rothert, Paul Weist, Ronnie Hoover. V RSITY 6R93 CLUB The purpose of the Varsity R Club is to build better men and athletes out of the basis of virtue and manliness, and to create a higher standard based on the Varsity R. Their various projects included selling shakers and green derbys for the basketball games, In order to be a member of the Varsity R a boy must play varsity sports and receive a letter, We at Randolph are especially proud of the members of the Varsity R. President, Eddie Waym ire, 2 if Q s Q First row: Barbara Forsythe, Lorna Hicks, Sandy Woods, Marcia Brumbaugh, Carol Hoke, Ethel Huddle- son, Zeta Herr, Arlene Kagner, Joan Ladd, Barbara Donaven. Second row: Miss Murphy, Peggy Meece, Elaine Paulus, Kathy Quick, Karen Warner, Susan Morris, Rita Wirth, Linda Honeyman, Mary Johnson, Patti Beck, Judy Mast, Jane Boomershine, Sue Williams. Third row: Shirley Flint, Barbara Kerns, Grace Lang, Donna Hudnall, Dessie Courtney, Carol Tillett, Arlene Kessler, Sheila Warner, Geneva Courtney, Sue Rohr, Linda Mikesell. Fourth row: Sharon Browning, Carol Crow, Rowena Knight, Sally Brooks, Judy Volk, Amy Jester, Judy Johnson, GIRLS' THLETIC ASSOCIATIO The purpose of the organization shall be to en- courage an intelligent interest in all sports and gamesg to establish student leadership, to foster good sports- manshipg and to create a spirit of fellowship among the students. President, Carol Hoke . TWIRLERS Standing: Rita Wirth, Jean Wirth, Judy Volk, Katy Wenger. On ground: Brenda Weeks. R. Head Majorette, BRENDA WEEKS 35wY5if'5bfi' aww? ' Qs. we-, 3 2 1 x -- s, . -Wfi, ,na ., .. , , X ' ' : 5 5 5 ...wx of 2 5 in S' ,, f A .. 5554--w ,H R , . 1 7 if' ..' ' ' f- ' Q fi' , Qgg sf. ,ft Alu , 1 ' . Af A 3 gk 31. .2 X A ik .if f R 1' f tl' ff ' 5 as ii Q is sf 31. f f ' V W' x X X Y . X 5 1 . x 2 .. 5 f. ' I .sk 'Vt w.. , A , K - . 5 ga- ,F K isp? tk' ,awk ,1fi9'f??,, ffm f Q x...1- w, ,Q r3 X 1 S . 1... M.- 5 4 x nga Y W i- ' 5. - 1 . iw .. 1.. I.. ..- M he . , 45 'xi ' . NS 2 1 5 gf. . 1 g , .. , .. - .f C. in S. x -. H Q x R N , 52 Q if NS fs- xii A'L J QNX, 2 Evxxfgt l2f '?k-a R E 2, X ii m-- A. 4 . 1 g f - f K Qi X Q, ..,, 1 4 x 5 w.,,, K ' . kg-I ,rx 4. .W-X . ,Q Q ritfi. f .-4 12. X Y 1 K5 ' . i-- R24 Air, -, V1 4' R 3-g'2L 'eQ, xl K ,- - S Gy 9 44 .Q A K, xg., 5 1, , ' A . . . I. x .. 1, N M 5 .wg M441 .. .-is A W ,N H K Q55 Sig X . f f 2 k ' ' W? 5 is ' iw ei K , -' . ...: i .36 hxfgfi' Q. . - . . + X W N S1 - X ' f ,Ms W gif - .if wi . fix. -sf .Q 2 .Q P 2' -i .. is 1 N ,, nf S +5.19 .k:?'K'4 I HIGH SCHOOL CHURUS Altos, put a little more power behind your tones. This must be sung forte. what kind of strange talk is this? Where is it coming from? Why, it's coming from the music room, of course, and it isn't strange talk to Mr. Cool or the chorus mem- bers. The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Cool, has sung for the P,T,A, and has helped in congregational singing at our monthly chapel ser- vices. The chorus has become an important part of R, H, S, , and if it continues to make the strides that it has already made it will hold an even more prominent position. Yak. ax QQ x 5 ex N R355 sz XX if K. A W First row: Teddy Hoover, Roger Garwood, Teddy Longenecker, Jim Dennis, Bob Rothert, Ned Frantz Warren Geralds, Eddie Waymire, Bill Marshall, Paul Weist, Ronnie Griesheimer, Mike Haley. Second row: Mr. Karns, Mr. Hoover, Chuck Hoschouer, Jim Hess, Tryon Rosser, Hank Biddle, Bob Gallaher Tom Hansen, Mickie Whitesell, Mr. Yensel, Mr. Whitacre, Mr. Brown. Third row, Davey Wilson Butch Yoder, Ted Stickler, Bob Hole, Jeff Morris, Milbum Huddleson, Don Keller, Ronnie Hoover Dave Swope, Terry Shoenfelt, Nick Smith. ' THE WINNING TEAM OF '56 What makes a winning ball club? Is it the coach? Is it one individual? Or is it just plain luck? This year's coaching staff found the answer to that question. The thing that makes winning ball club is team spirit. The will to win, not for yourself, but for the team, and co -operation from each and every player on the team. That's what it takes, and that's what the coaches taught our guys that made them a winning ball club. Thanks coaches, not only for a lesson in football, but also for the lesson in life. COACHES MR. MR. ROBERT BROWN WILLIAM YENSEL ROY WHITACRE MR. MR. ROBERT HOOVER MR, WILLIAM KARNS 3 Qi G - R W N'- w-.. ,, vu-,...,' -r Er'4'ff-....t-: ' - av-7-n - - , ,Qi - ' '-V1 - 1 -a-vf--Q-'-:- G 4 -Z 1 Cv Q I 'Y 'Q C 1 'Y Y 'W '11 .--w- i M MJ. I ,W --1-1 A -.rv-.-4---7--1-ur-'-rv'-Y' ,v -t ' N' ' ,-1 -ft' 'V' 4 . 4 WINNING SCHEDULE Randolph - - - - -Jefferson Randolph - - ---- Tipp City Randolph - - - - West Carrollton Randolph - - -------- Eaton Randolph - - - - Trotwood-Madison Randolph - - ------ Oakwood Randolph - - ---- West Milton Randolph - - - - - Vandalia Butler Randolph - - ----- Brookville Won Won Tie Won Won Won Won Lost Lost ' 1 1-V, v, H, '-v-,.., M--vM,.. v .,- 1, - HM DENNIS RONNIE GRIESHEIMER DON KELLER EDDIE WAYMIRE , . 1 M.- ...MW f...-evvnil, .N-..,....,u ..-..-A-..u.n....s.-M-.k.,,.... an ' f va ,X i ' 4 W 45: vi . .2 wa .Xi '. f 'f1ff,vw lv . i , ghgr. A f 1 JQr ,qi X ?4'fN ' ' ' ' 1 f ix A NED FRANTZ MIKE HALEY TED LONGENECKER PAUL WEIST film! : :'5' 1 a 9 ' .Q - 5 5 .Li pp Q 5 i -u fs1i5w?'g Asa ? gg' 1 5 'QLE sw s1f2 A skim-esiislfsfmfswmega .ROGER GARWOOD WARREN GERALDS RONNIE HOOVER CHUCK HOSCHOUER BILL MARSHALL BOB ROTHERT The Seniors on this year's football squad played with one thought in mindg to make this, their last season at Randolph one which they can look back to with pleasant memories. They, along with the other members of the squad, did just that by coming from last place in the Southwestern Buckeye League in 1955 to second place in 1956. SENIORS . il., - 7551 P'- . ,' - in 1 1- -gg ' 'H 'H Fi' -ir' wr v ' . v-752' i 'knU' '? vw-- 1'1- M Q, ,.Y..--7----Q'-7 Tom Hansen jim Hess Teddy Hoover Ted Stickler Bob Hole Terry Shoenfelt Dave Swope Jeff Morris Mike Snider Bob Gallaher Not Pictured: Hank Biddle, Milburn Huddleson Tryon Rosser Mickie Whitesell We are very proud of each and every boy who played on the team, and we are especially proud of Jim Hess, Bo Huddleson, Bob Rothert, and Eddie Waymire, all of whom made the Southwestem Buckeye League All Star Team. We are also very proud of Jim Dennis, Don Keller, and Bill Marshall, who received honorable mentions. For the first time in the history of Randolph, a player, Eddie Waymire, received honorable mention in the State for his outstand- ing ability in football. Yes, this year's football team was truly one on which we can look back to with pride. go me co aches . TU Ck Y f ootwo 1' k 'SXQS X10 ie QXxmg,e Oesp asa S Yum vkcsoq X I do . , 0 GRE A T SEASON BO Ysu ADERS FERLEADERS UNIOR HIGH FOOTB LL TEAM Under the leadership of Coaches Whitacre and Brown, these fine young men went onto the field and nearly always came off at the end of the game winners. This was done through hard work and a desire to win. A great deal of credit must go to these boys, the future stars of the Bobcats. . . B. L. CHAMPS!! Jim Hess, Steve Zink, Jim Dennis, Tom Hansen, Ed Waymire, Ned Frantz, Hank Biddle Woody Pumphrey, Butch Yoder, Don Keller, Mel Huddleson, Allen Renner, Mr. Bill Yenzel, Coach, Tom McVity, Manager, CONGRATULATIONS! ! ! 3. ' s 7,1 1 , wus- O i is 3, Q 'N K i 5' Y E 'E R Q.-rx' ii , 5. , 'rf s. 4 . 'Y' 1 , .. 'lm F A I 5 1. Ng? 1 i A 5 f 5 K 1 wi gg 'L I af x X, N 1-Q, , was .. Eff, A jr, ,V V Nw i .adn ii 'Q' I 'Q a fax! T ' is s V Q 1,5:zfs:+gf:v,1w,-V H, K i , .W ML., 4 L, . :itil A LW? EJ-zifimi ' is 'mg-Q-f-y' 5' ' if umm I -A -is :N X-.1 Q l 1 A Q ' 5. -,U 1 5 - , ..n- V ' ' 2. .22 5359!-q,,-.-:U -fu: 'a f'. 'V 41'w'l . 'X A YF, 5 v x c 'r W Xi.--Q! Y Woody Pumphrey, Allen Renner, Eddie Waymire, Butch Yoder, Steve Zink. Southwestem Buckeye League Champs are wel And mighty proud of it, too. We copped the '56-'57 championship along with an unmarred league record. Our boys, coached by Bill Yensel, played like champions through the entire season. As the last few games approached, we grew full of anticipation - dreamily and hopefully visualizing the coveted S.W,B.L. trophy gleaming in our trophy case. We cinched the title with a 56 - 47 win over West Milton, who was down only one game in the race for the top. Our friends across the river were highly surprised to find that our boys were finally able to overcome the jinx that they seemingly held over us. We broke it all right - with an 84 - 34 walloping. Proud? You bet we are! Our '56-'57 team will go down in the books as one that had the determination and the WILL TO WIN. Q ' ,wx b .UMW 5 L S 4X PS5 . E , Ii? A K . , 5 fm i fx ax, 41 Z -- 'A4 gd V I , 45,1 SQ! Il 1 'K A X' A id 3 5 V x,,. N A X -'j Q 5 1 lf 5, R - it fl 2,4 ' f ig , 2579+410 M I gg, W ' um 61 EQ Q X RESER E SCHEDULE Randolph Jefferson Randolph Brookville Randolph Fairview Randolph Roosevelt Randolph Tipp City Randolph West Carrollton Randolph Gratis Randolph Eaton Randolph Dixie Randolph Madison Randolph Oakwood Randolph Miami-Central Randolph West Milton Randolph Butler Randolph Germantown 1956-57 RESERVES The reserves had a wonderful season under their fine and able coach, Mr. John Brill. This season was Mr. Bril1's second at Randolph, and he led the reserves through a victorious one. The team was composed of sophomores and juniors who played a very good brand of basketball. These boys had a record of which they and everyone else can be very proud, for they are the future Bobcats. id RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Arlene Kessler, Judy Johnston, Claudia Gaines. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Sharon Grisso, Marcia McVity, Judy Griesheimer, Julie Flint. The three cheering squads and their coach, Mrs. Alberta Brurnbaugh. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Weber, Bev Wilson, Sharon Burns Linda Baker. View er FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Under the leadership of Mr. Brown and Mr. Whitacre, these two teams showed steady progress throughout the season. They tallied many victories both rn pomts and in good sportsmanship and spirit. These boys make up our teams of tomorrow SEVENTH AND EIGHTH BASKETBALL TEA Wx A A 'K 1 1 It ww, k 352 1 uf. X .mi K 125.5 wiiid-Own.. L A R-'X N 5 J 9 f Q QR Q6 R Qi be 5 gg? 4 KN 8,2533 3335, 5M Xa QW ' .H+ 5 N: 'V Fw x M 25525 2 QQ .. K ,x 'i:f?i2!?P5i.'5+sa ':::E:i3'SS'. 515: 5'f'fE5sf5 ' 5 51: ' ' , - y 15 Lf '73 u..... 1 M , I -- .ia 4 A- x F ff- Q we 'inf .i. C. DR V YIEENS IYLY It was half-time and the e These floats were the result of much hard wo k d l xcitement was high as the floats started passing by the stadium. r an p anning, but the finished products proved this work to be well worthwhile. The organizations which sponsored floats were Y-Teens, Hi-Y, Drafting, Future Nurses, V.I.C., and G.A.A. The G.A.A. float was very typical of the night a large football on a green field, which said Beat Oakwood The 1956-57 Homecoming king and queen were Sharon Bums and Eddie Waymire. The ring bea ' ' rer was Bobby Kosiki and the flower girl was Joy Miller Senior attendants were Bev W'l . i son and Jim Dennis. Junior attendants . . . JoAnn Wall and Gary Messier. Sophomore attendants d . . . Ju y Johnston and Steve Zink. Freshman attendants . . . Sharon Grisso and Don Dak e. After the game, the king and queen were crowned in the auditorium by John Stemberger and S d , . . an y Irwin, king and queen of the 1955 Homecoming. Disc jockey at the dance was Jolly Rogers. This w . g , s e people filed through the doors, whispering was heard about how beautiful everything was. As the king, queen, attendants, team, and student body left, there was a poundin in th ' h g eir earts and stars in their eyes. They had had a wonderful night and one which will long be remembered. as the conclusion of a long-awaited for day Going home that ni ht a th HOMECOMING GF 1956!! 5 Y in WM! M, I 'MW' wx mx WI Q! Y Q . ff M ' W1 . 1? 3 gs w 5 Q 'Wx wn W ,V un W 4 Remember the morning when some of the seniors came to school asleep? Maybe you wondered what was wrong??? ll Well, didn't you realize how hard they practiced? Sometimes they hollered. . . screamed. . . and shouted. . . but they finally came up with the long-to-be-remembered Curious Savage. It was presented on November 19 and 20, under the direction of Mr. Richard Suhr, and was no doubt the event of the year most enjoyed by those partici- pating. mi l vqqlvl' Kev! CHRISTMAS DANCE Swirling skirts against a background of red and white decorations, set the scene for the 1956 Christmas Fantasy. White clouds of angel hair, dotted with glitter, made it a dance never to be forgotten. To the seniors this was not an ordinary dance, but the last one they would ever sponsor, at R, H,S, It meant the half-way point of their last year in high school, and made them realize th Commencement was not far off. at 'S-...f ,iN A Make Your Big Move to the B I G: IVI Mercury for 1957 Get Your Big Deal From XNALKE1? IXAOTGQ SALES 803 South Ludlow Street Our New and Only Location Dayton's Oldest Mercury Dealer Life Savings for You College Educational Policies for Your Children Retire Income for Life at Age 55 on Your Own Pay Roll for Life Salary Savings Plan Monthly by Bank Draft Plan Health - Hospitalization - Polio Wm!! Jmemwm ofa! , M. RUSSELL BETZ, Mgr. 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REAM Hospital OXYSU1 Beds Whefl Equipment Chairs Phone 83 Pre-Cast Concrete UNIT STEPS QOver 60 Sizes Availablel Zfmflf 05279 0 fl: DAYTON ROBERT YOAKUM - Owner 1504 N. Gettysburg Ave. Murray 2940 EBI la' , l IU NF - - - Ilya. .-. ,. . I -ln , F I V ,::::::: n' I 4 . I ?,' :FZ-' ul Ill ':l.v, '9'ffQ-'JW4 A Q ' r, 5 ' ' ' Iln 1 ,Z l '-N:, ' A., MEP - vW 'Pvvw,,,,m. ,r-,- -,e .rv - . J , C-Zigi. A, 1 -ff.eg':r- ' w - P,,N 7 4 if 5 a,.fS,.?ZC New and Used Cars and Trucks Bought - Sold - Traded 109 North Broad Street On State Route No. 4 Fairborn, Ohio Phone 8 -462.8 ROLAND ST. JOHN LOREN MooRE, SR. Keep Your Group Together and Go by Bus, Safe, Dependable Service Use Our Modern Deluxe Coaches Tl-KE ST JG?-IN TQANSDOPTATION COMDANY Dayton Phone Melrose 2603 West Milton Phone 95 JIM PLYN NS, I NC. SPORTING GOODS Ohio's Largest Sporting Goods Store Where Sportsmen Serve Sportsmen We Have It in Stock - Why Wait? HE1ock 2884 - 2885 - 2886 - 2887 - 2888 Corner 1st and Jefferson Streets Dayton, Ohio WMM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Membership in Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Insurance of Accounts Up to 2510, 000. O0 Member Federal Home Loan Bank System West Milton, Ohio -as , . . M I u.L.EQ's . -, f ENGLEWOOD FOOD LOCKERS, INC. C ur ing Smoking Beef Processing 331 N. Main Englewood 2.-5403 GROVE DRIVE-IN THEATRE HHTIC a See a lg - x Swlm h Show 1' ., A Located 4 Mlles N. E, of Englewood 54,-y..,5.,i,5 ffjmgfj ,E g 4 on Fredrick Road F He 3131 M0 2-5113 gt C d ,,sl ' ,,..w' ' if an Q,-4' md A Q Compliments of WEST M I L.-VON Compliments of KEN NYS DTQUGS West Milton Phone 40 N, xt A KN . , X Pledged to Public Service BERGER LUMBER Phone MO-25196 Englewood, Ohio Privately Owned and Operated B. M. HESS R. B. HESS limi! ENGLEWOOD ELEVA T OR Livestock and Poultry Feed Fertilizer - Coal Farm and Garden Supplies Phone 2 -5801 Englewood, Ohio LAOIAFEA I GRAVEL 8: STONE CO. Producers of Limestone Products Englewood 2-5161 Plant 4421 I. E. BAKER, - 2671 ROGER BAKER, - 2771 Phillipsburg, Ohio Pai ni' RM Compliments of I-IlN1E'S Service Electric and Hardware MO 25185 North Main Union, Ohio C ompliments of QOSS MOBIL STA TION U, S, 40 and 48 Day and Night Wrecker Service Mo 2-5835 Day Night Or 6147 IDDHWSS AUTO PARTS Auto Parts and Accessories Wholesale and Retail Any Part for Any Make or Model Phone 2-5454 South of Englewood Dam Route 48 CLEANERS One Stop Service We Operate Our Own Plant Laundry Service Delivery Service Englewood, Ohio Phone 2-5531 6 S. Walnut WHNTEQEGG: BARBER SHOP We Aim to Please Englewood, Ohio It is Appointed Unto Men Once to Die, But After This the Judgement. fHeb. 9:27D CIHLENS IWKUONAL BANK We st Milton, Ohio FOX CLEANERS A Name to Remember Complete Dry Cleaning Service 4333 North Main Street Randolph 1138 SAL! LS CLOTHING Ladies' - Children's - Infants' Ready-to-Wear Boys' to 16 Poll Parrot Shoes and Rand Shoes for Boys 9 N. Main St. Englewood, Ohio CARL S, WOLF DOUGLAS R, WOLF WOLF5 5 and 10 Sl. 00 and Up VARIE T Y STORE Englewood, Ohio Phone 2-5293 ENGLEWOOD INSURANC E AGENC Y General Insurance Bonds and Real Estate 22672 SOHIO SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lubrication Englewood, Ohio 8500 N. Main Phone 2-5251 Ra 0437 gg EL-QVVI GAQT R. 1, cmywn, ohio Electric Saws Motors Drills Sanders Sweepers MO. 2 -5292 C-5 LASEWQS 6 MILE HOUSE 7605 N. Main St. RA 8489 LUCAS MOTOR SA LES, INC. New Ford Cars and Trucks Parts and Service West Milton, Ohio Phone 185 Phone MO 25880 PA I BBTERSCDNS W, Milton Phone 124 Convalescent Arrangements Novelty Planters Potted Plants in Season Compliments of Nl IAIXAI S-'I Rl-:lil MARKET West Milton, Ohio C ompliments of BUCKS SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Brake Service Tune-Up Lubrication Route 40 - 48 Englewood, Ohio 2-5150 PHQQQS FWMAAKEN RESTAURANT IGA MA.RKET West Milton Dinners Brookville, Ohio Phone 109 Phone 33 HUSTON HARDWARE West Milton, Ohio Everything for the Farm, Home and Garden HAN' XDOWHELL FURNITURE AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phones: Brookville 81 and 79 Brookville, Ohio M I AM I SERVIC E STA TION fiylkm ai Chrysler-Plymouth CAFE . C la ton Ohio W e s t M1 lt on Y ' M O 2 - 6 4 6 2 Picnics Wedding Receptions ' .. :5:g:g:5fQ -.wifi-fgzv gat ' 2+ '- -5-EE-o. ' ' - I I F1-e sh Meats ' and V ',' 'V' : 'A Fresh Vegetables RA 2 6 3 3 Phone MO 2-6400 or TA 9564 Banquets Private Parties Church Socials 7622 N. Main Street at Irvington 1.A125EN'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP Complete Auto Painting and Touch-Up Phone 2-5352 242 N. Main St. Englewood, Ohio ENGLE5 SOHIO SERVICE Lubrication - Car Wash Tune-Up Pick- Up and Delivery Phone 2 - 5582 Englewood, Ohio Always Good C offee cf 54649065 E GRILL 12 W. National Road Serving Homemade Pies We Specialize in Plate Lunches Englewood, Ohio MO 2-5593 MAM 'E'l.l.E BEAUTY SHOPPE 202 112 N. Main St. Englewood JEANNE ELLER, Mgr. Phone 2-5254 Bos AND EDDsE's 5 SHELL SERVICE Firestone Tires Brake Adjustment Motor Tune-Up Route 40 and 48 Englewood, Ohio Phone 2 -5586 BEAUTY SALON One Operator Englewood 2-5533 Union, Ohio 9:00 A, M, to 5:00 P, M, Compliments of ETQEVVETQ TOOL COMPANY Englewood, Ohio MO 2-5829 MONTGOMEQYS WA TCH SERVIC E Bulova C olumbia Watche s Diamonds Samsonite Luggage West Milton Phone 3 New and Different Stock Every Day C28 0552 Hardware - Toys Sporting Goods - Paints DI-I I LLIDSEUQG ELEVATOR MARK A. PFEIFFER, Prop. Grain - Feed - Seeds Feed Grinding and Mixing Grain Drying Phone 44861 Phillipsburg, Ohio Good Luck, Graduates 2 '57 Stop and Look Y ROGEIQS Qgiwaai DRY GOODS Phillipsburg, Ohio GIFT AND BEAUTY SHOP at Route 40 and 48 Englewood. Ohio 1 5 MO 25583 -.I TI ETZMAN TOOL CORP. Established 1926 315 N. Main Street Englewood, Ohio Builders of Molding Dies of All Types Englewood Z -5141 N ISONGER APPLIANCE 17 N. Main St. Englewood, Ohio Store Phone Home Phone MO 25180 MO 25897 ' N Hotpoint . orge . Motorola . Zenith . Television and Radio Compliments of I 724' 0864666 CUSTOM CLUB Shiloh, Ohio Compliments of STAT? LI NES GARAGE Phone Z -67 1 0 Englewood, Ohio C ompliments of M O12 CAN HOUSE on Route 48 Just South of the Dam C ompliments of THE 'FDHILLIDSEUTQG STATE BANK Phillip sburg, Ohio I-IENDQICKS Watch and Clock Repair Englewood, Ohio AND SCN MO M243 REA.DY MIX H CONCRETE Phone Z-5115 JEWELERS Route 48 Rings Remounted RANDOLPH PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION SUPPORTS THE FOUR POINT PROGRAM OF THE p NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENT TEACHER SCHOOL EDUCATION - HEALTH - WORLD UNDERSTANDING PARENT AND FAIVIILY LIFE EDUCATION We urge youto join with our parents and teach- ers in this four point program, to develop fine citizens for tomorrow. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month, September through May. SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO We, of the 1957 Bobcat,wish to extend' our sincere gratitude to Miss Phyllis Hess, who has put forth a great amount of time and effort toward helping our F-REDS PURE OIL SERVICE staff develop The Bobcat into a truly memorable book of our high school days at Randolph. All Work Guaranteed Be Sure With Pure Englewood, Ohio We would also like to thank the Route 40 and 48 Phone Z-5581 following people for playing such an excellent part in the making of our yearbook: facultymem- bers, school office, Powell Stu- dios, and all the businesses that placed ads in the book. I would like to take this op- portunity to thank all staff mem- bers for the splendid co-opera- tion and hard work devoted to making The Bobcat a memorable review of all the enjoyable events that have taken place this year. LITHOGRAPHED BY li TA Lon Pususumo co. W, ITALLAS O TEXAS xr: v vb .-YM W O O -fs x 14. '-s. .F-H -w 'fx WQQQQEQA- Steak K 1 Xu ,Wx ' '64 -5 fn 515'4sb