Glenwood High School - Glea Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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I T AUDIO-VISUAL The main duties of the members of the Audio-Visual Department are to collect, distribute, and show movies and filmstrips to the student body. They also are responsible for servicing the projection equipment and distribu- ting audio-visual aids throughout the Plain Township School System. 'Ibm Culp, Chris Perry, Rick Musser, Tom Moutain, Fred Shaheen, Tom Hartman. -W-D Sl1l7ldi7Ig.' Bob Teis, Dave Corrin, Jim Peoski, Mr. Heim, Tim Bowe, Dick NVeidleman. Seated: john Dutton. . , .A.,. ,Ls Q-Lqlllr HI-Y The Hi-Y is a club sponsored by the Canton Y.M.C.A. Its purpose is to maintain high standards of character in its members and the school. Stressing citizenship and fellowship, the Hi-Y works together to help others so that its members may gain a better understanding of their fellow man. OFFICERS-Standing: Tim Mather, Sem'e1ary,' Bruce Hartman, Treasurerg Bill Williams, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Helm, Advisor. Seated: Louie Hoskins, Presidentg Jeff Haas, Sergearzt-At-Arms. 48

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SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Science Club is to provide opportunity for its members to become better acquainted with sci- ence and to investigate their special fields ol' interest. The club is alliliated with the jets Organization which origi- nates from Michigan State University and supplies inuch valuable lIlf0I'lH1l4 tion to the club. The programs include science inov- ies, special speakers, and the study of other various phases ol' science. The members during the year make science projects which are entered in science fairs held throughout Ohio and the United States. Iljnprfr Right---Ron Randlcs. Virz'-l'r1'xi denli Mr. Kerr, Arizfzkorg .lim llarnhouse 7ll'K!lY1lTl'7'f Louis Komaroy, Sr'r'rr'lnrx' Steve Daiger, PH'.X'fflf'7l1. Milrirllr' lcighrf Standing: Barry Barnard, Todd Christo pher, Nick Packan. Sl'!lll'Il.' Mike lfrank Bill Hamm. 1.rm'cr 1.111-llob Mace, Stew Lichtblau. Bill Orth, .lim Peebles, Daw Bradshaw.

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BOOSTER CLUB To promote and sustain the sehool spirit is the main purpose of the Student Booster Club. Having approximately fifty members, this club adds much to the support and enthusiasm ol' our teams. Special projects of the Booster Club inelude the annual llometoming Came and Dance, and the serv- ing of refreslnnents to the basketball players, Coaches, managers, and cheerleaders following the games. Stumiing: Glenn Miller. Sf'Il1l'I1.' Nancy Bierwirth, janet Sehory. Chloe Kiloxis, Dirk Schneider, Dave jones, Kaye Reed, Louis kotnaroy. Linda Schear. K 7 lf lf Q- ' x KIICRS .Slumimgi Mrs. NYilli:nns, .4rl1fi.xm Pam Croasdaile. l'rr'.xir1z'r1l. S'rulr'1I' Mimi Stra ver, Sefr'1'I11ry,' Marian Mullally, 'I'11'usm'1'r: Kay Stump, I'in'-I'rw.titlf'r1l. RED CROSS l'lle ,Iunior Red Cross is a school 1 organization which promotes a lJt'llt'l understanding ol the services ollered by A thrf thrr Red Cross. lt freates lllblbtl relations mugh eontrilmutions to needy people rughout the world. jim Barnhouse, Steve Daiger, Sandy Ehlers. Alice Saunier, Carolyn Grasse, Mrs. l.utL. Arlzfmn. , . x ,f 'Pa we S 'ff A,-ai-x -er' '