Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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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!

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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

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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