Glenoak High School - Aurum Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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is '1 gx 3 QQ' ., F. FHA We the officers and members of the GlenOak Future Homemakers of America chapter feel that the main purpose of F.H.A. is to help other people as much as we possibly can. But at the same time to have fun working together and to share our ideas with each other. We meet new people and learn to respect their values. fThese experiences have en- riched everyone of us the club.J. As a club we have involved people in the community in many of our activities. Such as having a party for children at a day-care center. i . c 2.- , ' ' y 4' . ,lf A 5- P 1 si ' I .Qaa . 'K .ru 1 4' ' lf fi il K gg fi c S J' Carlene Cardwell, Hist.g Mary Jo Sassos, Parl.g Sharon Nist, V-Pres.g Stephanie Cooper, Treas.g n - - W i -.ai I ii' 'r 259

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1 2 11-7 'uf .V Q ' --was 53 V 1.1 if -4--J-' - Y-- ...-1 . , ,,,. , 1-saw -. :aff nun- N'Wf.:'r,r,-. . u-1' I-., ,- -..N 3 . wi' iw' I Tfxw' ... O -, .,u,k! ., ,. - M. . W sf . Q T C ' fix? L, qi. - 'Ar T .F.L. The National Forensic League offers students the opportunity to practice their speaking skills at weekly tourmaments. Students speak competitively in such areas as extemporaneous, oral in- terpretation, original oration, humorous dramatic, and de- bate. The NFL's goal include giving experience and instill- ing confidence in the speaker. The National Forensic League had a candy sale for their major project. The rofits were used to send the - Zi' ' .L V... 1-!fl' 5 . - -Tl P students to the Pittsburgh Central Tournament and for other functions of the club. The cornpetive season for GlenOak has been a success- ful one. The climax of the season was the state tourna- ment at Cincinatti Princeton in March. Several state qual- ifiers made the trip. E if T if Mrs. Ross-Advisor lst Semester, Miss Bixler-Advisor 2nd Semester, Mr. Fernandez-Assistant. asf 4.5 J.-N M. Heiniche-Sec., K. Prater-Sec., K. Jameson-Commun- 2 --ax ication-East, C. Duckworth-Co-Pres., C. Riehm-Co-Pres. I I .

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' it We z .df 1--- --.. -. MAOI-II E HOP Officers: ILeft To Rightj Mark Gulling-Treasurer, Ron Gallucci-President Marc Kennedy-Secretary, Steve Portilla-Vice President. Y Machine Shop, a club comprised of both junior and senior members, enables Glen- Oak students to learn the skills necessary to loperate complex machinery for the production of metal parts. There are two classes in machine shop that the students attend: One is called related, which is a classroom, and the other is lab, where the knowledge obtained in related is applied to the operation of machines. Activity is not restricted to the school, for the junior members have gone on field trips to the Ford Motors Division, Excel and Holton Machinery. Th students also engage in a number of recreational activities such as swimming, basketball and football. :la I '-ur '-'PH - -it-A--t ' Q 'Sf ,ti E Y 47 57 erm! 'tl x l Officers: fLeft To Rightl Joe Shaw, Tim Miller. 260