Glenoak High School - Aurum Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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KICL B Brad Stimerg West coordinator, Tarry Gelalg East Coordinator, Doug Schieferg President, Cassandra Trifelosg East Coordinator, Kathy Rafalowskig East Coordinator. ., xi , V lf f :Eg L51 if-'IK-.-r up ' Il' - ' Ah 1 .1Ak'.'-, -l f, a R Qt. ,N .,-8 , w , B M , 'F-Y ' '44, ii. vs v ig as .1 5:...u-sl' -if ll,-.W , fifgf' i' Z' Ski Club is open to any GlenOak student, whether he is an amatuer or pro skier. Transportation, equip- ment,and lessons are provided with a fee that is paid prior to the season. The ski club skis together six sun- days at Boston Mills Ski area, when the weather is permissible. Look Out Beeeelow! 'F . ffl .. i , i 5 ,Q 4 X i A xi l J -in-Q, 4 4 , . . : . - 'l J its-f ' E. -mf x,,,A V1 I. in 5, f, N. I , X .zga A . sa 1 - 4' if W F: 5 .., A 1 .1 C - NY 7 1.1 --4' I ,NC .51- -7 , 1 T Q' 'Je ff ,,', - ,gif If . 1 5 . 'uv - . 268 i - l A V. , ,'J - f ffl- '. 'N' ,ff ., Va J' -- if 1- .. , . kb, ,I 36? 'di Y.-ir 'gf Q1 Q, N i l i' i . ' F22 , l , ill -+ V , If I e 'rv I --',f?1 , ,fi-QS' -,A -3.5q 5-Qi ,. A. .20 .Y ,C .ff 211.-52 i X, gif! -tl jg: L ,531 - v : Us-1' ,T-rr if ' Fig X:-.rf Q- - -34' :Sita - ,-, .. Q..- . ., ,. ,,-r ' ' 1,1.,...- -' Mfg-V, -r fi , ,. we 5 ll4p'-,-.1:3 - - .IJ :S -. - . i 15,541 ' .hw-1, -.-5 -2 J' -'wa -A-Hu' -31 -4 5 1-'. if vpn -.1-- 1 -- A-T' f iii :Jaw ' , . 'w E' fd 'ff'-':'f'ZL, rr if ,Sift -z.: 172' 1 Q1---.fix-iw ' 'i ' . I4 A ,',1 ' 314 ' . '-'-n,. : E51..- :f :T - ' .

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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

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Q77 'F N , .fin ' X i l S if gi. ig Q Ki -5 --- . A , 1A4f2 +1-fa ,,-, f l :ai 4 . OCCUPATIONAL WORK ADJUSTMENT CLUB The Occupational Work Adjustment Club is a social as well as an educational orgaization. All O.W.A. students are members. Through the club field trips are used for career exploration and familiarization with various jobs that are available within driving distance of the students homes. Club members are also able to receive awards from the State De- partment of Education for completing projects. Another function of the OWA Club is to organize, plan, and hold an employer recognition banquet at the end of the school year, where the employers will be honored. if I Md' .iff 'L X lfixfz Bs.