Marlboro High School - Scenario Yearbook (Marlboro, OH)

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::::::::Qo:::::::a::::-::::o:::::::o::::oooooo:::::::-::oo:::::::::::::: Debate Teams TOP ROW, Left to rightg ixiaxine Chcncvcyg Ri.a Haitlctg Glen Smith: Vera Phillips, BOTTOM RCJW: Lucille Umhcrgcr: Bennet Hahng lVi.trgstrct jenn Frcwhlcyg Miss Emery, The members of the Affirmative teain were: Lucille Umberger, Margaret Jean Freshley, Alternate, and Bennet Ilahn. Members of the Negative team were: Glen Smith, Vera Phillips, Alternate, and Maxine Chenevey. Piactice debates were held with Hartville, Middlebranch, and Uniontown. Since these were only practice deb- ates, there were no winners. The final debates were held at Canton Twp. Marlboi'o's Affirmative team debated with the Negative teams ot' Jackson Twp.. Canton Twp., and East Canton, The debate with Jackson Twp. was won by our team. At the same time our negative team met the Affirinative teams of Louisville, North Canton, and lVIiddlebraneh. Our Negative team won the debates with Middlebranell and North Canton. Rita Mae llaidet gave the oration for lilarlboro in the oratorieal contest also held at Canton Twp. Qoqoogggoo -ceq QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ. .0-1 ..-QQ---.'1..-0-pe:-,.'-: :q--: :QQ: : : : : : : : - - - - Q 'Twentyfcight

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::::1:::::: :ccccz ::::::z:::::::::::::::::::1::::::::::-u::::::::::::::::: Cheer Leaders , l -1,1 , . . , ex w The cheer leaders were chosen one from each class this year and are: Leonard .Ian- ello, Freshniang Ruth Smith, Juniorg Mildred Swcitzer, Scniorg and Ile:-narml Michel, Sophomore. Their work has been well done and fully appreciated by all those who have been in any way connected with their activities, thc most iniportant of which was the organ- ization of the Booster Club. ::3:::,,,:: ,:::,,,,:2--v,----oQQ-----0--::q-Q:::::::: ::::::::::::o::Q::::::: Thirty