Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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!

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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

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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