Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Cheerleaders Hold Go Power l--LL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Domi Ney, Deborah lVloore, Debra Breit, Leslie Lanzer, LuAnn Haines. The job of the cheerleaders is to promote sportsmanship, enthusiasm, and spirit throughout the school. One of their specific duties is to attend all sports activities and to encourage the teams tovvard victory. Pep rallies are presented by the cheerleaders before many of the sports con- tests and many hours are given in the promotion ofa quality Duke Spirit among all the students. The captain of this year's squad, Debbie Breit, has done much tovvard insuring the needed leader- ship and to encourage a vvorking, cheering unit within the squad. Her leadership has been of great value to the cheerleaders. This summer the cheerleaders competed against 600 other cheerleaders at Kent State Uni- versity. They received two second and tvvo third place ribbons at this contest. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS-Front Row: Diane Scott. Back Row: Denise Lanzer, Chris Bench, Beth Baugh. New ' 1' -- '.z1:.:a:w s xffxzzsaf Row 2: Kathy Briggs -- ,igpgf ..-as ses .. L .: 'este . ,. ww if an X ,. K s as 'wb 41:1-1' Qsf1gs, 1 ..., , K. . .as . 1 T .ttt is gist v gems .....,,.t., . H ,M 'Lk me X Y is NY is Est NN?- X, as 4.5. x. xt x Q. rs e e was not we 6 X tial-as '7RiC' :f .1 ,,.. M- -f---NM, . . , ,. . . if , A ' 'X 5' - . - . . ,t .dvi-s. s . 'fs . ef-it - . in , . 1 - - . - 3 X ' QQ ....---. -..-....... - - V . 2e::2 1.? i ::tP1'f'.- Q I- Kill' ' ' 5gk1i'x:,' ' - -g 7 Q A. Qi Qgzxiwmxm' 'k dh., '12 1 1., 5, K Q as ,se --rr rv -W of-H-2. - -...Visser Y -.ez . ,. mt.. 'ex .4 .st-1-,-M 1 - 5 ' :- . Wwfii. t V as .'1.-Rb. Y fy , .-,Mi s yr f' . -:Fifi H-as A--wr f , ., -rfwsw - - - . . t b e . ,. . W., ww -Q Q - f ws B Z 7' ,.., ' - xl ,psf D K' . t N --'fl is 11' -s ess ' :,.4g,,,,gEs,,.g:'Q-t1..ts..:'ft':-gs ...f - 4 .tfgtg QNX si - ,.:-:if li .-1- ztzez b e F claim - :Sas up .. i-fzzyffs fs . . 96'-' K . :- gli: N' re- 'L' 2. - it 2 W W , . 59 ' fr I-12,11 We W0 ' - : .. , .. . I ' -.3455 S . , ' ' 'hai :SSP ' - M , 2, 2zsS.:f?::.22s-ggi ' ii' if R - sxsfiz- gif s . A r Q an --as -- t, . 1 . ah- Q' aL.1'::':s.., .Q 21:16 is 'f 1 LS' 1.g5E,:-al keg ..,E . X ., .Q , ,tg i 5 4 3 WMM Wxqk N -. kkL,kL f L, K gw . - T ,, ,... . W K Mw- f 5 Wm

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QC! , 'T, A EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL-Front Row: Randy Riley llVlgr.l, Phil Stanga, Kirk Reiter, Dick Vickere, Ray Williamson, Scott Thomas, Bobby Kimes, George Hall, Tim Willett, Keith Gross. Row 2: Robin Carr, Randy ,Halverstadt, Joe Justice, Doug lVlullett, John Albright, Rob Hoover, Greg Royer, Tim Smith, Mike Fitzpatrick, George Jeffers. Row 3: Sam Ciatu, Bob Benner, Bill Walter, Bradley Bennett, lVlark Dickerhoof, Ricky , I f ., , ,,W.-,,....t t . - - 'M it 3 K -. . -. ,:.-1 2,.1,:2 .ffi t, a. , l. ,,,. A . ,,.., pw. J tt' ,,., ,ei - , , f mf' gg-Q, -- .. ara.-f-e l. WW The eighth grade coaches are Jed lVlewborn and Jim Turner. Shaffer, Duane Hershberger, Brad Bovvers, Bob Swickard, Scott Early, Gary Weizenecker. Back Row: Richard Battershell, Kenneth Hall, Dennis Close, Randy Hustead, Sam lVlelarangno, Jim France, Tony Kindler, Richard Thornberry, Tim Tasker, John Holsopple, Mark Drummand, Dave lVlerryman, Tom Green, Donald Smith, The 1969 Eighth Grade Football team put its best foot forward on the playing field as well as learning much about the gridiron sport. Being the first year of tackle football for most of these boys, they had to concentrate on learning nevv skills, as they will be the varsity players in the coming years.

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FFRESHIVIAN CHEERLEADERS Leslue Halnes Deborah Chapman Charlene Haynam Judy Brest Judy France, Becky Clark. lVlrs Schnoke and lVIrs. Hutchison advise the cheerleaders. lVlrs. Schnoke IS ID charge ofthe Freshmen and Eighth Grade cheerleaders vvhlle IVlrs Hutchison helps the Varsity and Resewe Squads, ElGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADEFlS4Front Ffovv: Sue Weedling, Pam Stephenson. Row 2.' Tana Carli, Kay Hall, Beth Buehler. Back Row! Dorsey Ney, Lyn Carlile, lVlarty Poole.