Glenoak High School - Aurum Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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The newly formed Stamp Club deals with the trading and collecting of stamps. Several guest speakers come in to tell members about their collec- tions and to give helpful hints about collecting. Auctions are sometimes held where members can pick up stamps at a bargain price and also at the same time make money by selling doubles in the auction. The Stamp Club also planned a field trip to the post office. Whether your a beginner or a veteran at collecting stamps all are welcomed to the Stamp Club. Sitting: Jamie Snowden. John Sanders. Jeanne Workinger, and Danielle Carrier. Standing: Mr. Tom Lapp. Holly Schaufler. Katy Dreher, Brian Saums. and Mr. Clyde Bowman. Officers - Kneeling: Holly Schaufler — Secretary, and Jeanne Workinger — Trea- surer. Standing: Katy Dreher — President and Brian Saums — Vice President. 'TAMP GlLUSS Friends Abroad is a club aimed at the study of foreign countries and customs. One of their main ac- tivities of the year was the celeb- ration of the Swedish Sankta Lucia during the Christmas sea- son. The club also is a welcoming committee to incoming exchanae students to GlenOak. Friends A- broad is open to any student who is interested in overseas coun- tries. Front Row: Eric Mueller. Andy Andreadis. Oliver Rentrop. and Eric Reiss. Back Row: David Basta. Mrs. Delores Hoeh — Advi- sor. Andrew Bredin. Marita An- dersson. Gesine Roth, and Julie Slack. Absent: Glenn Ward. Neale Ward, and Maria de Oliveria.

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 The Pride organization is the pep club of GlenOak High School. It s purpose is to inspire spirit and pride throughout the school and com- munity by making signs and actively supporting all sports, clubs, ac- tivities. and events. The ultimate goal of our organization is for all stu- dents and faculty members to be proud they are part of GlenOak High School. All students are eligible to join and meetings are held after school and on the first Saturday of the month. Pride members also work on spirit week and decorate the schools for special occasions. Row One: Sandy Sarver, Dixie Bertanelli. Jane Smith, Pixie Bertenelli. Kris Rinehart, Betsy Vaughn, Lisa Sharp. Jackie Dann. Barb Speck. Kelly Cramer, Teresa Elliot, and Chris Harrison. Row Two: Chante Watkins. Vickie Derlich, Evelyn Pettini, Bandi Whitley, Lavonne Codispoti, Sara Howes. Cheryl Stranan, Traci Smiley. Jane Tiley, Kim Faye, and Carla Cramer. Row Three: Debbie James. Carole Keller. Joan Johnescu. Orvilla Redenbacher. Mary Bell. Kim James. Laurie Mattevi, Beth Boilen. Aimee Volanski. and Maureen Beck. Row Four: Lori George, Dianne Salvucci, Michele Maurer. Debbie Flavla, Ruth Schuster, Nancy Carson. Pam Young. Lisa Moore, and Brenda Brown. Row Five: Kelly Frisbee, Pam Henning, Lisa Glew, Cheryl Rafeld, Beth Irving, Robin Middleton, Chris Mansfield. Kathy Cappello. Chris Sol- oman. and Jenni Packa. Members — Row One: Karla Kramer. JoAnn Schaubelin. Sue Blurton. Lavonne Codis- poti. Marcia Milini. and Debbie James. Row Two: Rose Baroni, Joan Johnescu. Debbie Fowler. Cheryl Rafeld. Kim James. Jan Shori. Chris Bischoff. Dede Gramoy. and Sheryl Stranan. Row Three: Jody Baugh. Sheri Hardesty. Lori Reynolds. Deb- bie Flavell. Vicki Paul. Kelly Kramer, Lori Mattevi. Beth Ir- win, Michelle Maurer. Kris Mansfield. Robin Middleton. Sheri Cornell. Row Four: Mrs Delores Bockbrader — Advisor. Ann Mixtay. Ann Murphy. Donna Singree. Beth Snow, Sheryl Donato. Laura Dunga. Beth Scrima. Carol Keller. Carol Cumler. and Mrs. Leslie Sayre — Advisor. Y-Teens is a girl’s club which is sponsored by the YWCA and is linked in three Canton high schools. The club gives girls the opportunity to conduct service projects, sponsor social ac- tivities, and participate in informative programs. Activities in- cluded service projects such as visiting a nursing home to Christmas carol and programs with experts in various fields such as hairstyling, disco dancing, karate, and make-up appli- cation. Y-Teens social calendar was filled with many fun events including the annual formal dance. k Officers — Row One; Sue Blurton — Secretary, JoAnn Schaubelin — Treasurer. Row Two: Mrs. Leslie Sayre and Mrs. Delores Bockbrader — Advisors. Row Three: Lavonne Codispoti — Vice President and Marcia Milini — President.

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J. John Seckler. Jeff Block. Lou Hentsch. Dan Sickafoose. Dave Tilev. Dan Grinstead. Dan Howes. Rusty Theil. Ken McGregor. Mark Humbert. Steve Simon. Brian Phillips. Gary Glew. Dan Grasse. Brad Phillips. 0. Mark Schrade. Terry Otani, Jim Hindmarsh. Doug James. John Rinaldi. Angelo Chiarucci. Paul Lioi, Steve Harbert, Steve Reifsnyder. Steve Fidelholtz, John Carlson, Kevin Swartz. Anthony Lopez, and Dan Harsh. C. Dave Coleman. Jim Humphrey. Denny Coates. Joe Lorenzo. Dan Ring. Dave Mulcahey. Scott Thewes. Jim Wise. John Carpenter. Bob Tucci. Scott McCahan. Larry Groves. John Schmidt. Jeff Ballway. and Jim Ross. K: Tim Snyder. Paul Egan. Mike DeMatteis. Oliver Rentrop. Dave Payne. Neil Carpathios. Jim Carpenter. Jim Craig. Paul Knott. Gary Brobson, Clint Cobbett. Jim Egan. Brian Schrag. Bill Argyle. Gary Alecusan, Rick Boyer. Harold Peffer, and Chuck Belles Varsity GO is an organization in which male varsity athletes are inducted after receiving a varsity letter in any sport. Row One: Sue Michalovich. Mary Lantish. Deb- bie Vrabel. and Carol Dremann. Row Two: Diane Polansky. Liz Schweitzer. Marita Ander- sonn, Sue Lumpp. Maureen McDevitt. Karen Reiberl, and Regina Kromi. The Home Ec. Club is a social and service orga- nization for juniors and seniors. Service projects during the year give us the opportunity to be contributing community members. Two of our major projects have been serving as hostes- ses at the annual Kris Krindle Mart at the Cul- tural Center and visiting the patients at Windsor Medical Center. Socially we have enjoyed a fall picnic, a Christmas progressive dinner, and our annual spring picnic. Other activities during the year introduced us to career opportunities in the field of home economics. Seated Left to Right: Bob Mani, Scott Mandel. and Mr. Virdo — Advisor. Standing Left to Right: Doug Dauer. Perry Safron. Alan Lindsay. Dave Basta, David Pildner. and Jim Krai. Ab- sent: Larry Ridolfi and Jim Carpenter. The Strategy and Tactics Clubs draws a unique cross section of students, faculty, and even the general public of Plain Local. People who have been chess fans for years find strategy games, war games, and computer games mentally invigorating. It sets mind against mind in a most com- prehensible setting of invasion, logis- tics, tactics. and finance. It is not game playing: it is an experience. Besides weekly meetings there is school and city wide tournaments. 239