Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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.

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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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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