Glenwood High School - Glea Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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ah Q., I ,. .ww-. , STUDENT WRITERS li Y The purpose ol' the Student VVriters Club is to afford its members the opportunity lor cre- ative writing by promoting interest in this field. The members submit their work for pub- lication to various literary magazines through- out the United States. This year one of the members ol' the Student Writers, Kay Falvo, made an outstanding con- tribution to Glenwood by writing the words for our alma mater. OFFICERS-Standirig: Mr. Maurer, Advisor: Susan Hunyadi, S1'rrc'lary: Dave jones, 'l'rmx1n'r'r. Sealed: Carolyn Robinson, Chairman of lioarflq jim Peeples, President: Kay Falvo, Vire- 1're.vir1z' n I. LATIN CLUB To promote the interest and study of Latin in the purpose of the Latin Club. This club meets once a month, each meeting consisting of an interesting and enjoyable program. Sev- eral outstanding ones have included the read- ing ol' Psalms in Latin, a mock Roman wed- ding, the writing ol' Latin prayers for 'l'hanks- giving, and a eomparsion of the Roman Satur4 nalia and Christmas. ? If .PY r V i Q Standing: Nick Packan, Chris Pfouts, Mary Louise Morgan, Steve Lichtblau Greg Paekan. Smlml: Louis Komaroy, Andy McCuskey, Steve Daiger, Slanding: Gracie Mcllenry, Bonnie Olson, Bob Gruber, Ervin Hoffman, Prmirlentg Tom Culp, Trm.v1u'w': Miss Cope, Advisor. Sealed: jim llarnhouse, Virejjresidentg Donna Feldbusb, jackie lfritk, Carolyn lilliot. hl'l'lt'fI1TXf Sue Colvin, Barbara McDonald, Tim Mather.

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1 lH ' UH f,.,4 SOPHOMORE M EM BERS-- Standing: Karen Reifsnydcr. jutly Peters, loin Kellogg, joe White, Mike lctz, Peggy Ben- nett, Patty Quinn. Seated: Ca- mille Sell, Pat Fawver, Linda Burch, Patty Lunrbrick, Mae Goldsmith, Sharyn Thayer. W 'x PROJE Q nmnc 5 cans NEEDY 3 P . a 5-I is JUNIOR Ml-lMBE.RS-Smnrling Dan Guest. Sealed: Bill Wil liams, Patil Atldessi, Betsy Buell, Sandy Mentzer, Margaret Poor man, Donna Kieffer, Donna llol lingsworth, Sandy lihlers, Diek Repasky. nil' ,-.L ix One ul the must Sll1'C'CSSiilll projects spnnsoretl by Student Council this yeztr was Clltristmzts Gilt Drive. The stu- dents were ztsketl to llOD2ll.l' gifts for the needy :mtl at con- test was heltl between elztsses. Over 0,000 gifts were tntl llISIllbllll'll collected 1 throughout the Clanton :treat XVinners ol' the contest were the Freshmen :tml SOIJIIOIIIOTCS. Standing: Wendy Thompson, Nancy Schory, Archer Holcomb, Karen Klippert. Sealed: Larry Dykes.

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FUTURE NURSES - CLUB The Future Nurses Club acquaints students interested in nursing with the requirements and opportunities of this profession. The members gain valuable experience by working as candy stripers at the local hospitals. During the year field trips were taken to the Massillon City Hospital and Nursing Home, the Bowman Drug Company, and a biology class at Malone College. 'tv-3 'L --P' ji -4 is-A, OFFICERS-Standing: Mrs. Lindburg, Miss Tobey, A!11'i.YlH'.Y,' Nancy Ressler, 'l'rr'u.turr'r',' Carole Dougherty, Historian, Nancy lckes, Swcremryg Donna Myers, I'1ce-I'rmiflmt1. S1-1itw1.' Beverly Ransom, President. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS-Slmzding: Miss Foster, Advisor: Marquita Schnei der, Tre'a.t1n'f'r,' Kay Stump, Librarian. Seated: Susie Frietlmann, Sccrrfturyg Barbara Vance, Vice-Presirlent,' Marcia llendroth, Reporter: Barbara Irwin, President. The Future Teachers of America is a newly formed organization for prospective teachers. The purpose of this club is to learn about the advantages and disadvantages of the teaching profession, learn the requirements of a good teacher, acquire experi- ence in teaching, and foster the development ol stu- dent leadership. Special projects included the writ- ing of a constitution and an induction ceremony to install members in the organization. C0NS'I'I'1'U'lI0NALCOMMl'l I'l-lli-S111nriingx Penny ll Sue Colvin, Leona Hoffman. Sl'Ilfl'Ii.' Barbara lirlanger, Pat tangelo, Linda Schear. is 'T arris, San I ,bd