Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Commercial Members Prepared For M ,..,, , ,.,,,.a--ff- WM Future Secretarial Work The Commercial Club was opened to all juniors and seniors interested in partici- pating in the com- mercial department. These members learn- ed to create a greater understanding in the choice of business oc- cupations. Field trips were taken to several city banks and to the Ford Motor Company. At these places the students received in- formation from the Am-4 V r ., .32 Q - . .,.,, ,V,,, WW 6 ' f mg 2 a -a ed there. information, anyone? secretaries who work- IC- 5 W izg . Q li' wk Ui .. X7 L . C 51. -1 ...v . Double concentration. COMMERCIAL CLUB-Front Row: R. Regoli, L. Hoover, P Moore-Treasurer, J. Brahler-Secretary, R. Frank-President, J Valentine-Vice-President, K. Morris-Reporter, N. Reber-Pro- gram Chairman, S. Collins, B. Stevens. Second Row: Mr. Mc- Cown-Advisor, J. Brocklehurst, J. Porter, L. Morgan, L. Tinker, P. Unger, M. Nelson, C. Kimes, B. Anderson, G. Miller, C McKnight. Third Row: R. Ring, K. Krabill, S. Heitsman, B Miller, S. Linder, M. Brahler, M. Oyster, C. Oyster, M. Drayer, P. Cappelli, C. Larsen, J. Zoss. Back Row: J. Maarschalk, L. Ringer, D. Dougherty, R. Walker, C. Gross, J. O'Donohue, D. Johnson, B. Higginbotham, M. Severance, B. Eshelman, V. Keenem, K. Thompson, J. Beck, C. Schumaker, C. Seifert. Not pictured: P. Unger, A. Schmucker, K. Makin.

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HI-Y - First Row: Mr. Moore-Advisor, C. Walter, B. Rastetter- R. Bowlin, J, Miller, B. Miller, S. Early, M. Springer, Fl. Hoover, Vice-president, J. Merryman-President, T. Robinson-Treasurer, T. Cobb, Fi. Pinkerton, R. Poto, D. Boyce. Fourth Row: J. First, S. Conrad-Chaplain, G. Miller-Secretary, P. Bowlin. Second K. Unkefer, S. Weaver, C. Mabry, C. Domino, J. Hoyle, R. Row: G. Stewart, Ft. Schoonover, J. Hagan, C. Syverson, J. Kump, W. Boyle, D. Ney. L. Syverson, L. Wilson. Frederick, B. Stoudt, Fi. Tarian, J. Kemp, C. Adams. Third Flow: Hi-Y Lenf 0 Helping Hand May we have the treasurer's report? As a service club at Marlington, the Hi-Y performed many functions this year. Club projects included sponsoring a needy family at Christmas, serving as ushers at various school programs, and lending a helping hand wherever they were needed. As an affiliate of the Y. M. C. A., Hi-Y boys grow mentally, physically, and socially, and endeavor to live 3 Christian life. All those in favor . . 39

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PROSPECTORS-M. Oyster, J. Walker-Secretary, M. Kiel- Stautfer, J. Strong. Back Row: M. Cope, S. Schrader, J. Hagan Treasurer, Mrs. Morrison-Advisor, M. Ritschard-Vice Presi- Thorpe, D. Johnson, N. Hunter, S. Meyers, E. Fausnight. Not dent, B. Carman-President, C. Oyster. Second Row: C. Davis, pictured: J. Butler, L. Adolff, C. Craft, K. Starkey. S. Hayman, B. Fausnight, D. Wolf, D. Domer, C. Schmucker, J. Prospectors Delivered Daily Devotions For Student Body rw., au, The Prospectors were those students interested in the literature and history of the Bible. They as- sumed responsibility for the inspirational life of the school. They participated in morning devotions each day and gave the religious Easter Assembly in March. ,, 4 J, K E M Prayer given during devotions. 41,fff0 Throughout the year the Prospectors were involved in various other activities such as decorating the school for Christmas and checking coats for the home basketball games. X May l take your coat?