Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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.

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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

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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