Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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How much do you think she's worth? Latin Club Sold Slaves Members of Latini Socii were students who were taking their second, third, or fourth year of Latin. Meetings were held in the evenings and featured various programs. The sophomores attended both a dignified formal initiation, and the of- ficers conducted a rough welcome for the new members. In February the new members were auctioned off as slaves. The slaves had to obey their masters and serve them as loyal subjects at the Roman banquet in March. Mr. Russell Newburn was a guest speaker this year and showed color slides on Italy and Greece. LATIN CLUB-Front Flow: Bonnie Saunier-Praetor, Marcia Ritschard-Tribune, Mrs. Bender-Advisor, Dale Baugh, Debbie Freshley-Consuls, Sue Abbuhl-Quaestor. Second Row: Diane Fox, Susan Curtis, Betty Burky-Program Chairman, Doug Hau- bert-lanitor, Helen Bench-Banquet Chairman, Pam Snode, Kris Shoemaker, Aleda Devies. Third Row: Joan Ellsworth, Penny Faxon, Becky McBride, Duane Oyster, Kathy Thomas, Pat Porter, Marsha Lashley, Jan Stevenson, Gary Battershell. Back Row: Marty Springer, Bob Malone, Karen Steele, Bob Bahler, Jeff Hahn, Gary Riniger, Dan England, Carl Walter, Gary Acierni.

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?P 'E 2 si T -'uywlr l L. Wyles, K. Donenwirth, C. Syverson. Back Row: D. Moore, P. D. Cunningham, P. Burnell D McGirr C Domino N Yarian Gerber, D, Preising, C. Battershell, T. Hirst, J. Thomas, M. L. Kriner, L. Heldreth. Haubert, J. Wenger, R. McCrea, G. Shinn, D. Lutton, D. Myers, National Honor Society Recognized Students National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization, and membership is recognized as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed on a high school student. Mem- bers are chosen on the basis of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. A 3.2 cumulative average is required for member- ship, and all junior and senior students meeting this requirement are rated by the faculty, the votes are then collected and counted by the principal. The list of new members is not disclosed until the induction ceremonies. New members are initiated in March of each year in an impressive and solemn candle lighting service. lt is truly an honor to become a member of this organi- zation, and congratulations should be ex- tended to those who achieved this. The flame ot knowledge burns forever 25

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Science Club Sponsored Science Foir ,gyzgg if ali' ,,, . Now this will react . . 'N' '53 X f Science Club members were students interested in the field of scienceg including tech- nology, chemistry, physics, and engineering. The meet- ings consist of speakers, lec- tures, and such diverse sub- jects as laser beams to enter- ing college for a science career. The club also took field trips to museums and institutes. lt sponsored the Stark County Science Fair for the past two years, and the members have contributed many interesting and highly S rated projects. m wx SCIENCE CLUB-Front Row: Mr. Vaughan-Advisor, Clinton Syverson-Treasurer, Faye Ftohrer-Vice President, Linda Wyles -President, Karl Donenwirth-News Reporter, Bonnie Saunier -Secretary. Second Flow: Cindy McAlister, Jack Wyles, Marcia Kale, Sharon Slack, Joanne McKnight, Janet Stauffer. Third -so ,.. , rv Us .pk K Row: Jim Donenwirth, Marcia Orwick, Sue Abbuhl, Jeff Hahn, Kay Shoemaker, Val Woolf. Fourth Row: Jerry Peterson, John Pfeifer, Fred Wurgler, Mike Miller, Lynn Heldreth, Tim Keen. Back Row: Philip Burnell, Dale Baugh, John Hoyle.