Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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ll Records Smoshed during Dukes' Lost Performance 0 w L Qi-1 Marlington Opponent 21 West Branch 14 O Lehman 35 12 Fairless 14 20 Jackson 24 18 Lake 28 0 Canton South 16 O Sandy Valley 56 O Glenwood 36 6 North Canton 27 20 Perry 28 COACHES - Front Bow: B. l-linchliffe, B, Umberger, I. Farrah-head coach, W. Headley. Second Bow: T. Haverfield, L. Marazza, R. Bastetter. J. Admonius, C. Barnett. VARSITY FOOTBALL - Bottom Row: Dave Haidet, Tom Hand- work. Rollin Monter. Larry Lee. Blok Dramble. Brian Stoudt, Gary Acierni. Tony Sokol. Bob Malone. Bob Bahler. Bill Kress. Ted Cobb. Second Bow: John Hoyle. manager, Bruce McCrea. Mike Conner, Flay Carroll, Tom Schillig, Norm Trammell, Duff ! '!Y-wi, A W, , f m: ,ff J Beamer, Randy Krabill, Ray Barker, Bon Dramble, Tom Ulbricht, Clark Walter, Gary Baker. managerg Daryl Walters. manager. Third Bow: Kevin Monnette, Gary Battershell. Jim Briet, Mike Svvickard. Terry Wilson. John Williamson, Drew Ney, Ed. Bovvland. Dale Baugh, John Pfeifer. Dan Barker. Bob Zerby, . :gm ' ' 1--W.-Wr,,,, . www., MWIMWH I li Q' mms' ff- 1 BUKES DHHS M3555 82

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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.

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Slii LINE - Dale Baugh. Terry Wilson, Tom Ulbricht, Drew Ney Clark Walter. Ron Dickerhoff. John Williamson, Ed Rowland r Larry Wilson, Ron Dickerhoof. Fourth Flow: Marvin Bixler. Randy Briet, Bill Meek, Denny Devies. Terry Hoover, Dick Swickard, Bill Frank. John Kennedy. Mike Bishop, Steve Conrad. John Sivy, Jim Bieri. Carl Millard. Gary Lee, Jerry Hamby. 'HJKES 5 WMQMAMWW4 Backs e- Ray Barker. Duff Beamer, Ron Dramble. Ftandy Krabill. lt was a disappointing year for the fourth football team headed by Coach Farrah. With only eight letter- men, our team was greatly handicapped and ended the season with a 1-9 record. ln spite of this, the student body was behind the team all the way. Our football pep rallies were the best in recent years. Those who watched the Marlington campaign at Perry enjoyed a thrilling game. Eleven records fell that night. Duff Beamer threw a total of 27 passes, hitting on 13 for 265 yards. Randy Krabill was on the receiving end of an 88 yard pass to score six points. ln defensive action Ron Dicker- hoof received the head hunter award. We've got it!