Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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It Wos o L-O-N-G Season EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM - Front Row: D. Smith J. Johnson, J. Yoder, B. Thomas, S. Hubbs, S. Gehret, D? Fording, K. Petroft, B. Phiblad, J. NlcAlister, J. Heddleston B. Borland. Second Row: G. Ruff, P. Seese, C. Snyder, R Hoover, K. Kuntz, B. Smallwood, L. Kesterke, T. Fox, B Carroll, W. Harter, M. Hettler, T. Spalding, T. Boyce, E Hawkins. Third Row: Coach Barnett, D. Ray, L. Horn, L 2 3 1 EIGHTH GRADE BLACK CHEERLEADERS' - Right to Left: LuAnn Haines, Leslie Lanzer, Beth Baugh, Christine Bench. Won Won Won Lost Won ORANGE OPPONENTS 32 Atwater 0 14 Rootstown 12 14 Randolph O 6 Lake 32 20 Black 8 Zellers, D. Natale, O. Boyle, J. Bennett, D. Halverstadt, K. Walter, J. Dimmerling, D. Glass, R. Shade, S. Faber, R. Bowers, D. Sheafler, D. Powers Mgr., Coach Marraza. Fourth Row: J. Heltman, D. Kapper, R. Howell, P. Miller, S. Kimes, R. Rowle, R. Schmidt, H. Hine, J. Porter, R. Kimpton, J. George, T. Wiles, T. Fox, J. Tucker, J. Holand, R. Moore. EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL SCORES BLACK OPPONENTS Lost 0 Lake 38 Won 32 Atwater 0 Lost O Rootstown 8 Lost O Randolph 8 Lost 8 Orange 20 EIGHTH GRADE ORANGE CHEERLEADERS' - Kneeling: Valerie Moore, Diane Scott, Sharon Reinsel. Standing: Cheryl Henry.

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Ni '.., ...A 0' Going strong at the halfway mark All members of the cross country team participate in every meet and have equal opportunity to u se their talent. ln a sport of this kind, endurance and the desire to win are most important roles than that of natural ability. The fourth team coached by Mike Mashchak ended with 6 wins and 2 losses. John Heitsman short- ened the 11:01 course record by 5 seconds while Chris Craft turn- ed in a 10:58. Bob Spalding makes a fine finish and so does Bob Mme, 79

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Fine coaching and team determination brought the final Freshman Football tally to 4 wins, 4 losses this year. Our fine cheerleading squad promoted good school spirit and excellent team backing during the campaign. The team played the best game when they defeated Canton South, 22-8. Mike Flinn, Most Valuable Player, went 220 yards in 21 carries, a county record for Freshmen. Needed: a washday miracle The Fighting Freshmen Struck Again FFZESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Ftow: B. Carroll, H. Flinn, E. Evans, Ft. Rebh, R, Gill, W. Rastetler, R. Lauener. D. Swift, D. Kinsey, T. Liberti. Second Row: R. Adams, R. Lauener, D. Saddler, R. Fernandes, D. Vance. J. Cutting, Fl. Frands. Fl. Whitehair, C. Battershell, H. Castel, coach FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCORES DUKES OPPONENTS Lost O Lehman 28 Lost O North Canton 28 Won 14 Timken 8 Won 28 Lake 6 Won 22 Canton South 8 Lost O Jackson 16 Lost 8 West Branch 18 Won 14 Sebring 8 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - Front Row: Karen Kitz- miller, Shirley Hoover ireservel, Debra Breit. Second Row: Domi Ney, Debbie Moore lcaptainl, Denise Lanzer. Admonius. Coach Haverfield. Third Row: B. Gantz. R Green. J, Swartz. S, Kibler. S. Snyder, S. Wolfe, A. Zulall M. Ameser, T, Franks, G, Middleton. R. Schneider. Ft Woods.