Randolph High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Englewood, OH)

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- , .5 ,..,,,.L,..., . vs:?. l, Dave Macy, bequeath my excess muscles to Gary Hall. l, Pam Marshall, bequeath my dog, Taffy to Bari Applegate and my ability to understand jokes to Sue Morris. I, Shauneen McGuire, bequeath my ability to park to my sister, Maureen and my position as annual editor to Sandy Collins. I, Keith McKinley, bequeath my position in V.I.C. to Noel I-Ioke and my Chevy to anyone who can keep gas in it. 1, Gary Messler, bequeath my car Rattles to Ron Wolf, and my gas milage to Doug Fast. I, Jack Norris, bequeath my ability to get along with Eskimos to Sandy Teeter. I, Jim Peffley, bequeath my winning streak in poker to Larry Tannreuther and my little green bomb to anyone who can keep a rear axle on it. I, Woody Pumphrey, bequeath my English book to Steve Walker. I, Bob Rabold, bequeath my ability to drive on the wrong side of the road to Bob Fulton. I, K. Rector, bequeath my two fun-filled years at Randolph to my brothers, John and Martin and my short first name to any lazy junior. I, Allen Renner, bequeath my seat on the basketball bench to Dick Galloway. I, Tryon Rosser, bequeath my No. 50 football jersey to anyone who can find it and all the equipment that! don't have to Coach Karns. 1, Judy Roth, bequeath my quiet and bashful manner to my little sister, Marcia. I, Sue Roth, bequeath my Homecoming Crown to the most deserving junior girl and my love for sports to my brother, Bill. I, Randy Saylor, bequeath my little 'Chevy' to anyone with enough bolts, wire, and cement to hold it together. I, Roger Shoenfelt, bequeath my typing ability to Mrs. Buchwalder. I, Russ Siler, bequeath my big C to Norman Layman and my good grades in English to Denny Hicks. I, Judy Statzer, bequeath my singing ability to Janette Flaugh. I, Marcia Stewart, bequeath my ability to talk in study halls to Nancy Hicks. I, Jim Studebaker, bequeath my perfected football stance to Tim Milligan and my Studebakerean Theorem to Miss Miller. I, Mary Ann Tully, bequeath all my good times during my senior year to my brother, Joe. I, Judy Vance, bequeath my good times in high school to Rita Wirth. I, Jo Anne Wall, bequeath my good times at Randolph to Sharon Browning. I, Mickey Whitesell, bequeath my pole vaulting ability to Ted Stickler. I, Jerry Winters, bequeath my curly hair to Steve Allen. I, Linda Wise, bequeath Ollie Oldsmobile to Peggy Meece and my job as captain of the drill team to anyone who likes ulcers. I, Butch Yoder, bequeath my basketball ability to Jerry Ditmer.

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I, Greg Copeland, bequeath some of my excess weight to Tom Sellers, who needs it more thanl do. I, Shirley Crow, bequeath my position on the SHAMROCK to anyone who thinks they can do it. I, Nancy Eby, bequeath my height to Ron Hawley and my ability to get out of Mr. Karns' study hall to Sue Rohr. I, Norman Danes, bequeath my naturally wavy hair to Sam Hoke. I, Donna Engle, bequeath my honor society pin to my sister, Nancy. I, Mary Lou Fenton, bequeath my blue eyes to Marlene Merritt and my seat in Mr. Krzan's study hall to Sue Rohr. I, Claudia Few, bequeath my diamond polish to some lucky junior girl. I, Ed Fletcher, bequeath my Blue qBeetleJ Plymouth to anyone who likes loud straight pipes. I, Gloria Fortney, bequeath my quiet ways to Judy Johnston and my job as co-captain on the drill team to any- body with a big mouth. I, Bob Gallihar, bequeath my cubby hole in the V.1.C. room to any future co-op student. I, Chris Haas, bequeath my honor society pin to Sherry Treon and the road map to my locker to Jane Boomer- shine. I, Denny Haller, bequeath my 45 yard ground-gaining ability in football to Steve Thompson. I, Tom Hansen, bequeath my poker-playing ability to Larry Tamireuther. I, Zita Herr, bequeath my place in drill team to Sue Morris and my jokes to Sue Lauterbach. I, Jim Hess, bequeath my No. 16 jersey to Mike Baker. I, Dave Hinders, bequeath my Plymouth with one whitewall to anyone who can afford three more. I, Carol Hoke, bequeath my job as G.A.A. president to anyone who wants all the headaches and my good times in my senior year to my brother, Sam. I, Nelson Hommel, bequeath all my Kentucky Speed equipment to Roy Fuller. I, Ted Hoover, bequeath my ability to get along with girls to Nick Smith. I, Jon Hormell, bequeath my big O to Doug Fast. I, Mel Huddleson, bequeath my green No. 30 jersey to my brother, Dave, and my white one to Coach Karns. I, Judy Hudnall, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to my sister, Donna, and the good times I had in high school to my sister, Peggy. I, Nellie Kern, bequeath all the fun I have had in high school to Bari Applegate. I, Donna Kinsey, bequeath my height to Jean Trissel. I, Joanne Ladd, bequeath my ability to strip gears to Mr. Hoover and my interest in U.D. to Peggy Meece. I Nancy Landis, bequeath my shorthand and typing ability to my little sister, Joyce. I, Jane Lawrence, bequeath my driving ability to Marcia Brumbaugh. ' L I, Nancy LeVay, bequeath my ability to stay awake in first period study hall to Buddy Berry and my typing ability to John Tracy and Rex Bostic.

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