Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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45 of Gen FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-Front Row: Rick Frank- president, Don Parrish-vice president, Frankie Jo Sutcliffefsecretary, Tom Frank-treasurer, John Nicholasereporter, Herb Castel-sentinal, Dave Maurer-student advisor, Nancy Dickerhoff-F.F.A, Queen, Jim Baswell, Chris Coulter, Ray Boyce, Duane Strong, Rick Drummond, Byron Knight. Row 2: Mr. DeHoff-advisor, David Rhoads, Richard Nidy, Floyd Moreland, Kenneth Williamson, Herb Brady, Richard Eberling, Bruce Parrish, Kenneth Rummell, Charles Wood, Darrell Grimes, Mike Ringer, Dave Warner, Bob Schmucker. Row 3: Barb Day, Danny Stafford, Jeff Porter, Deltin Hogue, Gloria Coblentz, Dale Students were given the opportunity to make further preparation for their prospective careers by joining Future Farmers of America. The Parliamentary Procedure Teams brought home first and second place ratings. The F.F.!-X. also joined the State Convention in Columbus, Ohio, and later five delegates were sent to the National Convention in Kansas City, Kansas. After their trips, the delegates showed slides taken at theconvention to the mem bers. For the first time, the club was featured on a local television program. ln this way they explained to the public what their club was doing. They even ex- hibited some of their animal projects on the show. They also sponsored other activities such as tractor pulling, growing corn, making wreaths and door swags at Christmas time, having a banquet, and serv- ing others in the area. Some of the boys aided Mr. Ivan Pauli in cleaning rubbish from his barn which recently burned completely to the ground. One of the more enjoyable events of the club is selecting an F.F.A. queen each year. She must be a member of the club-and is voted by her club mates. Fausnight, Calvin Moore, Roy Anstine,Vond Barker,Mike Bailey, Bobby Butler, Dale Minich, Bob Johnston, Bob Dixon, Margaret Newell, Vallene Hardman. Row 4: Sanford Nisley, John Hoover, Lowell Frederick, Glenn Johnson, Lynn Frank, Charles Keene, Ed Johnson, Dennis Kapper, Val Woolf, Roger Hoover, Orus Miller, Dave Clift, Bill Gantz, Bob Vadasz, Terry Baird. Back Row: Kenny Shoemaker, Dale Wolf, Dave Kump, Don Patterson, Tom Burdick, Ron Millard, Mike Zellers, Bill Miller, Donald Frank, Terry Thomas, Tom Bradley, Rod Green, Joe Ginther, Torn Spalding, Dave Flaber, Michael Hostetler. Glenn Johnson, Dale Fausnight, and Lynn Frank exhibit their F.F.A. animal projects. 116

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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.

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Clubs Prepare Members for Future ,. Nr, if . Q. , f t Home Ec. students learn more about and sisters to school. .,,,, J r fl child care by bringing their brothers The National objectives of the Future Home- makers of America this year were to strengthen bonds within the family and community and to help youth comprehend problems of society and con- tribute to their solution. At each meeting, one of these objectives was used as a basis for their activities. A few of these projects were sending letters to service- men, the annual parent-daughter banquet, at which officers were installed, and a bake sale. The club also enjoyed a picnic at Tannenhauf Golf Course and var- ious speakers such as an exchange student from lce- land. In order to promote patriotism on Memorial Day the F.H.A. declared it red, white, and blue dress- up day. The motto was Toward New Horizons , and club colors were red and white. Their flower was the red rose. Degrees were awarded to members according to their achievement and dedication. These degrees were Junior Homemaker Chapter, Homemaker, and State Homemakers symbolized by the key, scroll, and torch respectively. . 'Q lf? .,, ..-M S '11 FUTURE HOIVIEIVIAKERS OF AlVlEBlCA-Front Row: Nancy Dickerhofffpresident, lVlarge Penrod-vice president, Susan lVlcGirr-secretary, Debby Dysle-treasurer, Diane Green-historian, Bonnie Devieseparlimentarian, Bonnie Battershell-refreshments, Sandy Allenerecreation, Lola Ebie, Barb Day. Row'2.' lVliSS YOUNG-8dViS9V. Miss Vessels-adviser, lVliss Holbein-adviser, Karen Hedrick, Kathy Popovich, Paula Fox, Genevieve Gribble, Bose Shannon, Debbie lVlorris, 117 Shirley Hoover, Kathy VanCamp. Row 3: Paulette Nlackey, Trudy Snode, Pat Martin, Diana Heestand, Linda Anderson, Judy Blasiman, Darlene Boyd, Sally Cook, lVlary Congrove, Doris Kireta, Jennifer Smith, Cindy Schmucker. Back Row: Julie Fording, Linda Ray, Chris Coulter, Becky DuBois, Gloria Pontius, Loretta Waugh, Suette Steiner, Janice Bauman, Diane Wellman, Barb Conner, Chris Cline, Mary Frank.