Glenoak High School - Aurum Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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'35 .T-I 1 in Officers: Presidentg Laura Starcherg Vice-President: 'Mark Vrabelg Secretary: Cindy Stewart' Treas urer: Scott Nobelg Advisors: Mr. Bolas, Mrs Raymont Audio Visual is a mixture of many thingsg anxiety, embarrassment and laughter. Our job is to deliver and operate Audio Visual aids such as, 16M.lVl. projectors, filmstrips, records, etc. We make minor repairs on equip- ment at times and usually manage to keep things under control. In general things run fairly smooth fwith the exception of English 4 large group . . .J There are a few headaches involved with working in AV, but it's really a lot of fun. 266 fr'- I ff! if 5 as , gfilgfilihgf 'Q 4 I .gi K

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3, XY-Q - O .Q-P-9' FOGSBALL The Foosball Club is an informally organ- zed group with the sole purpose of learning nd enjoying the game of Foosball. The game tself can be seen at any of the area's arcades. t looks like a hockey board with moveable layers attached to rods. The object is to use ny of the many Foosball shots to hit the all -in to the opponentls goal. The club meets n a semi-weekly basis to play the game and iscuss strategy and technique. Included in he activities were the participation in tourna- ents by individual players. Rockey Mellie, utch Wright, Mike Meyers, Steve Caldwell, teve Smith, and Libby Carnahan were solid embers that traveled as far as Denver, olorado to compete. Coached by Mr. ichael Romeo, the newly formed club oasted some of the area's top players. With any undergraduates returning even greater uccess is anticipated for the future. .-19