Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Y HALL GUlDES AND OFFICE HELP-Front Row: Kathy Popovich, Maxine Haupt, Sandra McAIister, Sandra Cox, Kristi Adams, Susan Aebi, Frankie Jo Sutcliffe, Karen Moles, Janet McAlister, Lynn Parrish, Michal Wood. Row 2.' Mr. Moore-adviser, Rhonda Malone, Tina Parrish, Beth Pearson, Verona James, Janice Rastetter, Christine Gross, Debbie Moffett, Carol Aufrance, Bonnie Devies, Cherie Schmucker, Dick Ray. Row 3: Linda Rosenberger, Lena Stauffer, Gloria Coblentz, JoAnn X x x Y if hr-5 gi t eesf 11, ,tw . . .t Merryman, Nancy Dickerhoof, Jeanie Moore, Connie Hirst, Marcy Snode, Debbie Diver, Martha Dick, Julie Hoover, Jenny Hoover. Back Row: James Aquilo, Delores Vlleedling, Marita Miller, Susan McGirr, Dennis Monroe, Richard Shade, Gary Sherman, Thomas Boyce, John Porter, Donald Blasiman, Mary Kay Monter, Sheila Springer, Becky Weisel, Cindy Ameser. a STUDENT LIBFIARIANS-Front Row: Coralee Baughmanapresident, Moore, Barbara Day, Patty Bosler, Sue Hazen, Sherrell Fletcher, Paula Duane Strong-vice president, Judy Schillig-secretary, Karen Shaffer- Fox, Debbie West. Back Row: Cynthia Burnell, Fern Miller, Nancy Todd, treasurer, Martha Albert, Diane Choma, Lorna Krannich, Denise Sara Todd,Timothy Fox, Ginny Vllallace, Dana Davidson,JenniferSmith, Utterback. Row 2: Mrs. Franks-adviser, Mrs. Zellers-adviser, Shelia Debbie Moffett.

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Clubs Assist Students and Faculty FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Front Row: Julie Hoover- president, Debbie Breit-vice president, Beth Baugh-secretary, Bonnie Rosler-treasurer, Susan Stephenson-chaplain, Patricia Mayer, Denise Oyster, Susan Barzda, Maxine Haupt, Coralee Baughman. Row 2.' Miss Bartha-adviser, Janet McAlister, Gloria Coblentz, Sandy McAlister, Karen Moles, Marsha Rinehart, Lynn Parrish, Sandra Cox, Rhonda Future Teachers of America was a club for students interested in a teaching career. Throughout the year, they had speakers, programs, and special activities aimed at the teaching profession. During American Education Week, members presented the faculty with small gifts, including carnations, apples, and paddles. Members worked as receptionists in the guidance office during their study halls. The club was advised by Miss Carol Bartha. The duties of hall guides and office help ranged from getting mail to assisting the principals. The office help aided the secretaries by keeping attendance records, delivering the absence lists, and many other odd jobs. Hall guides paged students, delivered material to teachers, and assisted students. They proved a great help to faculty, students, and administration. Student Librarians worked daily in the library aid- ing Mrs. Franks and Mrs. Zellers. They learned the system of filing books and helped keep the library run- ning smoothly. Programs included several book reviews and a Christmas Party. The club was advised by head librarian Helen Franks, assisted by Mrs. Zellers. ,ff like aa. Malone, Beth Pearson, Frances Hunter. Row 3: Mary Mick, Debbie Moffett, Debbie Porter, Mary Smith, Mary Gwynne, Glenda Yoder, Betty Yoder, Debby Becker, Debbie Diver, Debbie Moore, Debbie Thomas. Last Row: Demie Royer, Mary Kay Monter, Martha Dick, Beverly Baughman, Louise Fessler, Becky DuBois, Jenny Hoover, Suette Steiner, Becky Vlleisel, Peggy Coulter, Chris Coulter, Shelia Springer. Valerie Moore experiences student teaching at an area grade school.

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Dramadukes Excel in Performances The great dramatic ability of the Dramadukes and Thespians dazzled audiences in their performances of Curious Savage directed by Mr. Purviance and Rest Assured directed by Mrs. K. Turner and Mr. Dennis. Curious Savage was a humorous play with a serious thought behind it. Mrs. Savage, played by Shauna Zurbrugg, put all of her wealth into negotiable bonds. Her children, however, portrayed by Vallene Hard- man, Carey Rochester, and Steve Blake, had different plans. They put her in a mental hospital and tried desperately to find out where their mother had hidden the bonds. Mrs. Savage, not to be outwitted, sent each of her children on a wild goosechase. The results of the chase and other characters in the play, made Curious Savage a play to remember. The play, Rest Assured, began as wealthy Mr. Morlock, played by Steve Blake, refused to allow his daughter, Candy Kimes to marry Tom Liberti, the son of Luigi, portrayed by Dave Wallace. One night while asleep, Mr. Morlock dreamed Luigi had died and was haunting him until he gave consent for the marriage. Mr. Morlock, as stubborn and selfish as ever, still refused. Soon afterwards he also died,'and was going to be sent to the world below . lt was at this time that Mr. Morlock realized what a bad hus- band and father he had been. When he awakened from this dream, he gave consent for the marriage and vowed to change his ways. The entire production was a well presented comedy. fl! - 535 , , .... ,rf .eff .W --i ' 1 'sf 'Mp' ...,. ff ' A . . is ' Luigi, played by Dave Wallace, enioys life as he rests his head on the lap of Miss Akers, portrayed by Karen Kitzmiller. DRAMADUKES-Front Row:-THESPIANS: Nancy Syverson, Denise Oyster, Marsha Rinehart, Karen Kitzmiller, Cherie Schmucker, Vallene Hardman, Susan McGirr, Steve Blake, Beverly Baughman, Ronald Rochester, Mark Lare, Douglas Watson. Row 2.' Mrs. Karen Turner-adviser, Marian Spahlinger, Sue Sadler, Kathy Adams, Cindi Stahn, Patty Rosler, Dale Akins, Sharon Hatch, Candy Kimes, Barbara Bielz, Jeanie Moore, Floda Newcomb. Row 3: Karen Clayton, Jane Hinds, Monika Wrann, Stephanie Hanzel, Pat Craven, Frankie Jo Sutcliffe, Kristi Adams, Linda Banks, Georgia Nicholas, Frank Deming, k 1 1' Ji Kwai? Karen Newhouse, Sandy Allen, Chris Bench, Sue Stephenson. Row 4.' Joanne Furcolow, Debbie Lehman, Jackie Henry, Frances Hunter, Paulette Mackey, Debby Becker, Denise Bedford, Dolores Weedling, Marita Miller, Dana Davidson, Martha Dick, Kathy Welsh, George Teeters, Debbie Thomas. Back Row: Dave Wallace, Howard Henderson, Dan Hall, Cindy Ameser, Cliff Craft, Dean Swift, Tom Liberti, Nina Keller, Jim Green, George Burky, Dale Wolf, Steve Pim, Frank Faverty, Roy Hardman, Lori Kuntze. 112