Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Student Librarians Learned to Operate Our Library .. Q. f . .gs . ws, 5555? 0 Q., ., v 'Ng LIBRARIANS - Front Ftow: P. Jarvis. A. Devies, K. Shoemaker, S. Curtis, Fi. Scott, P. Unger, P. Unger, I. Morris. Second Row: Mrs. Franks, Mrs. Zellers, C. Davis, M. Gill, J. Strickland, J. Strong, M. Mihaila, K. Conner, D. Zorger. Third Row: J, Scott, L. Barker, P. Aufrance, S. Frank, N. Todd, C. Broughton, C. A single rope separates the knowledge from the students. W W- --'SY gi .L -' . Q- fs 3 A., McAlister, D. Fox, E. Day. Back Row: J. Warner, D. England, J. Walker, J. Owens, N. Trammel, L. Syverson, R. Krannich, C. Syverson, D. Aufrance, F. Ekman. Not pictured: K. Starkey, J. Stevenson. Student librarians made it possible for pupils and faculty to have access to a variety of learning materials, which included books, magazines, film strips, and records. Some of their duties were pre- paring new books for circulation, repairing old ones, shelving books and magazines, charging out books, and checking for overdue books. Monthly meetings were held for the librarians at which they discussed library routines and popular books. At times a teach- er or outside speaker gave a talk on a particular book or led a discussion. Several field trips were taken to other libraries and the traditional Christmas party was held in December. OFFICERS - Irene Morris-Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, Clin- ton Syverson-President, Aleda Devies-Secretary and Treasurer, John Owens-Vice-President. 1...--Wi 523' .JMU ,. ,W , K -R -

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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.

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SPEECH CLUB - First Row: J. Grimes, B. Fausnight, M. Hull, F. Weibel, S. Abbuhl, J. Warner, C. DeNiro, B. Aquilo, K. Faverty-Reporter, R. Rohrer-Secretary, J. Hagan-President, J. Mc- France, S. Frank, C. Farmer, Mr. McCallum-Advisor. Third Row: Knight-Vice President, N. Trammell-Treasurer, S. Zurbrugg, J. B. Burky, R. Hull, B. Meeks, B. Malone, B. McConnell, S. Kant, Stauffer, K. Beegle. Second Flow: Mrs. Thompson-Advisor, B. S. Conrad, B. Rastetter, J. Davis, M. Orwick, B. Dennis. Speech Club Participated in Forensics ln its first year at Marlington, Speech Club has proved to be an interesting and worthwhile organiza- tion. Members participate in discussions, debates, and monologues. They are also eligible for inter- scholastic speech activities. Speech Club members gain experience in speaking and have fun doing it! Bobbi Ftohrer steps into the character of Medea. The ihe0fY behind eXfemP0fene0US Speaking is - - - ' 29