Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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First row: Don Denlinger, Jim Gaskill, Mike Baker, Dave Huddleson, Terry Shoenfelt, Dick Galloway Steve Davis, Kent Kimmel, Dave Nickolsong Mr. Lancaster, Advisor. Second row: Tom Boomershine, Ted Stickler, lim Hess, Don Dake, Gerald Winters, Lonnie Lamb, Gary Messler, Mike Rohr, Randy Saylor, Bob Rabold, Eldon Ladd. Third row: Doug Fast, Bob Roy, Mike Haines, Jack Norris, Tim Milligan, Jeff Morris, Jerry Ditmer, Jerry Bruckner, Mike Snyder, Roger Spencer, Daniel Kneisley. 17.574 V lt.. Y leg-J., 5, 'Z I-H wi I : E ff 7, 'Q 0 - A A X lf!! S 2 2 S M R l 5 in 'WI 1: . Tom Boomershine, President E i E I I ' V M' llgig 1, Nr UA' 7 xwxgq jx I! ' uf!!! S A: 4 . fl Lp 2

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2 Bottom row: John Walls, Steve Smith, Norbert Hussey, Norman Layman, Ronnie Dake, Denny Haller, Allen Renner, Ronnie l-lunkler, John Lowrey, Dennie Hicks, Joe Tully. Second row: Dave Hinders, Dave Macy, Mickey Whitesell, Greg Copeland, Jim Studebaker, Steve Grier, Gary Smith, Russell Siler, Milton Ketron, Norman Danes, Bill Rampenthal, Kurt Foster. Third row: Jim Smalley, Jim Tracy, Butch Yoder, Bob Hutchison, Nelson Hommel, Hank Biddle, Tryon Rosser, Ion Hormell, Larry Brown, John Tracy, Denny Swartz. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y is affiliated with the national YMCA. The club carries on many activities such as daily devotions and monthly club meetings. This club has been in charge of all the religious assemblies and sponsored a beautiful float in the Homecoming parade. These boys, holding true to their purpose,have tried to be a good Christian influence in our school.

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0 0 FP if V Qs 3. N , fl 0 First row: Ronald Anderson, Nelson Hommel, Bob Gallihar, Ed Fletcher, Bob Bergman, Keith McKinley. Second row: Ron Jolmson, Dave Hinders, John Hery, Bob Rabold, Milton Elliott, Mr. Bowser, Advisor. The purpose of the Vocational Industrial Club is to give on-the-job training in local industry and technical information in the school. The highlights of the year were the trip to Detroit during the Christmas holidays and the employee-employer banquet at the end of the year. Other activities of the group included a float in the Homecoming pro- cession, a dance, and various field trips, including one to Cincinnati. Bob Rabold, President