Glendale High School - Liber Anni Yearbook (Glendale, OH)

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The NFL, has approximately eight students who worked on their admission requirements of twenty points and who were initiated this year. The group journeyed to Dayton on February 4 for an NFL. practice tournament. On March 4 and 5 they took a weekend trip to the NFL. district tourney which was tentatively scheduled for Ohio WES- leyan University at Delaware. In addition we entered the district Ohio State Speech League tournament February 28 and took students to the tournament in Columbus, Standing: Carmen. C.; Theile. Ci; Molen. D.; Kolbinsky. J5. Gardner, T3. BOSgSi Ii. President; Hageman. B.: Rickcrson, T.; Bnggse Er. Mrs. Nieholus, Advisor. Seated: Showers. 1.; Humbach, N; Smith. Y.; Noland. L; Leroy. W. N.F.L. GLENDALE SPEAKERS win top honors with Princec Peace speeches.

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Third mw; Comcr. W.; Hugcmnn, 5.; Smith. R.; Whinnh jh; Shhrcincn D. Second row: Morgan, T.; Manning, W3, LcRoy. W..Chaplmin; Rixkcrsnn. 'l'.; Graham. B. First row: Mr. Becker, Advnsor; Boggs. J. President; Schaffen 1L Vim Prtsidcnt; Mnlcn, D 'l'rc-zlsurcrh To create, maintain, and extend throuhgout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character is the motto of the HLY clubs. Collecting for muscular dystrophy was one of our biggest service projects this year. Together with the village firemen, we solicited in Glendale for this cause. For the first time, the Glendale chapter of the Hi-Y has had movies and panel discussions. The discussion groups were hcaded by a Minister, a Priest, or a Rabbi. HI-Y Service for the mmmunily is service in HiiY.

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Debaters represent both sides. With this topic, Resolved: That governmental subsidies should be granted according to need to high school graduates who qualify for additional training, the Glendale debate team won the District Tournament by defeating Wyoming High School. This quaiifies them for the state tournament but results of the state tourney were not available at the time of publication. The varsity won 35 debates, losing 10. The reserves won 10 and lost 5. They debated Hughes, Mother of Mercy, Purcell, St. Xavier, Walnut Hills, and Western Hills high schools in the Greater Cincinnati Speech League Entering tournament at Dayton Chaminade, they won 6 and lost 6 against Arlington, Columbus East, Dayton Oakwood, Delaware Willis, Jefferson Co-op, Marysville, Mid- dletown, and Springfield high schools. The teams not only did research on the topic but they interviewed Mr. Robert Lucas, Superintendent of the Princeton Local School District, on ?he subject. wJ Standing: Leroyh W.; Hagcmun, Bx, Boggs, 1.; Mrs. NiCIIOIaS, Debate Coach; Seated: RickCtSon. T.; Kolbinsky. J.; Molen, D.; Showers, J.; Absent: McEvoy, M.