Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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,962 X NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE4Front Row: Dean Svviftepresident, Karen Kitzmiller-vice president, Karen McCallum-secretary, John Wasem-treasurer, Larry DeLion-recorder, Janet McAlister, Faye Miller, Sandy McCalister, Cathie Kuhle, Row 2.' Mr. Keller-debate coach, Mrs. Thompson-NFL adviser, JoAnna Clayton, Rhonda Malone, Chris Bench, -- V' ssf, X Frank Deming, Debbie Moffett, Sandy Allen, Debbie Svvickard. Row 3: Andy Magda, Judy France, Becky Clark, Mike Ney, Chester Bissett, Doug Domer, Joe Palosi, Keith Vllyand, Ronald Rochester, Steve Blake. Back Row: Dennis Monroe, Jim Donenvvirth, Dan Hall, Rex Stout, Bob Pelger-, Tom Liberti, Ron Sigman, Gary Middleton, Barry Swift, Jack Wyles. ,ar Dennis Monroe, Mike Ney, Cathie Kuhle, and Andy Magda look over debate notes before a John Wasem smiles proudly after winning several first speech tournament. place trophies at speech tournaments.

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Clubs Provide Services Recognition and honor were brought to our school this year through the National Forensic League. N.F.L. members competing in debate and individual W y O O, events put forth much time and effort in order to . 5 . .JH .R . represent the school at speech tournaments. Many aX......... areas of competition were offered by the club which aided the students' development of public speaking. A my The members earned points tovvard degrees which sgi 1 5 if were represented by different pins. Mrs. Thompson ' L . and Mr. Keller guided the N.F.L. members through- out the year. '-V .. l ff? his Each month one Senior girl and boy were selected by the Teenager of the Month Committee to repre- sent the school in competition with other Stark County teens of the month. These students were chosen according to character, school and community services, along with leadership abilities. The girls' leaders gave assistance to the physical education classes this year during their spare study halls. The leaders helped grade tests, lead exercises, and demonstrate various rules and positions of new sports. They also helped time, measure, and record skill tests taken by the students. Refereeing physical education sports and intramurals were also part of their duties. le,--nw. . 'S' TEENAGER OF THE MONTH COMMITTEE-Front Row: James Donenwirth. Row 2.' Sandy Petre, Dolores Weedling. Back Row: Dan Hall, Denise Oyster, Marsha Rinehart, Jack Wyles. , ' GIRLS LEADE RS-Front Row: Linda Reed, Jaime Davies, Linda Hostetler, Sue Loy, Connie Hirst, Gloria Coblentz, Mrs. Hutchison: Back Row: Rosella Coblentz, Leslie Lanzer, Paulette Mackey, Karen Kitzmiller. 115 j Gloria Coblentz assists Glenda Miller with a headstand.