Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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

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, 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?

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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.