Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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1 u..MLJM..,.,, ,. A' 1 nik. ,bp - lVlARCHlNG BAND-Front Row: Terrie Hillman, Deborah Nelson, David Kump. Row 2: Cheryl Schmucker, Cynthia Lefever, Barbara Day, Marian Spahlinger, Earl Spahinger, Rebecca Ross, Susan Nliller, Patricia Kritz, Leigh lVlihalik, Joy Aellig, Nancy lVliller, Cheryl Raber, Dale Akins, Catherine Pizzedaz, Pamela Barnhouse, Diane Barker, Michelle Aebi, Jeanie lVloore, lVlarilyn Smith, Sally Haidet, Patricia lVlayer, Diane Choma, Susan Hazen, Deborah Diver. Row 3: Susan Barzda, Maureen Hole, Cynthia Phillips, Ann Kelly, Scott Cline, Virginia Ruff, Susan Baum, fm 3 Teresa Hein, Barbara Gatrel, Cynthia Schmucker, Carol Betts, Tod North, Jeffery Webb, Jacqueline Robart, lVlary Kritz, lVlary lVlick, Douglas Prather, Kathy Adams, Charlene Haynam, Cheryl Weibush, Linda Banks, Susan Hampu, Cynthia Cope, Susan Aebi. Row 4: lVlarianne Frederick, Judith Kemp, Jaeanne DelVluth, Deborah Baith, William Dixon, Gary Hoover, David Povvers, Joy Lutz, Deborah Porter, Thomas Clark, Patricia Craven, Larry Greiner, Jerry Hoover, Bonnie Devies, Verona James, Loretta Linerode, Richard Hunt, Jeffery Wood, Georgia Nicholas, Jeri 89 eff-fm 1 ' 4 1 yr ' ' ' ' if Fei? ,QI as ,'kn' Y .,,. 5 ,,,t j , '- asf rrfjfxkw J BAND OFFICERS-Dan Hall, vice president, Nina Keller, secretary, Richard Hunt, The lvlarching Dukes give one of their halftime shows at president, William Welsh, treasurer. a home football game,

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Music . baton rises T' notes fiovv smoothly harmonizing perfectly decrescendo forte the solo right on pitch standing ovation the sound of music.

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L- 55 i ' Cf' - Baier, Betty Hunter, Bonnie Rosler. Row 5: Valerie Moore, David Bieri, Kimberly Markham, Susanne O'Mealy, Mary Buff, Janice Fliniger, Cynthia Burnell, Delthea Wade, Martha Dick, Marylou Beckner, Sherman Hess, Ronald Weibel, Vallene Hardman, Harold Hall, William Welsh, Roy Hardman, Vernon Conrad, Bradley Harter, Deborah Simmons, Laura Waltz, David Bhoads, Joseph Flyan, Dennis Monroe, Larry Tasker, Richard Bowers, Cynthia Kemp, Row 6: Sandra Petre, Kenneth Boss, Clifford Schmucker, Joann Fleckner, Deborah Hardinger,Diane Hadinger, v 5 3' ! l it I ,I Q' .. ,- Jodi Visi, Bill Gwynne, James Green, Douglas Watson, Mark Lare, Nina Keller, Robert Pelger, Bobert Vadasz, Paul Dreger, Janet Kennedy, Loretta Waugh, Paul Johnston, George Teeters, Linda Hall, Mark Wilson, Steven McLeod, Byron Knight, Terry Baird, William Seetz, Jack Wyles, Michal Wood, Susan Heilman, Brenda Wiley, Jenny Hoover. Back Row: Calvin Moore, Robert Dixon, Frank Deming, Joseph Huffman, Mary Lou VanCamp, Susan Mani, Russell Smith, Mark Ameser. Marching Band Gains Fame 7 ...sf ,M 'fp-on The band members selected Miss Kathy Adams as their 1969 Band Queen, and Jack Wyles as her escort. The Marching Dukes gained fame as they ex- panded their activities throughout the year. Aside from the spectacular half-time shows, many with dance routines and lights, the band also performed at the Ohio State Fair and Stark County Fair. The marching band participated in many parades, includ- ing the Hall of Fame Parade in Canton, the Ohio Swiss Festival Parade at Sugarcreek, and the Carna- tion City Parade in Alliance. The Duke's marching season reached its climax when the band traveled to Glenville, West Virginia, to take place in the home- coming festivities of Glenville State College, where they marched in a parade and put on a half-time show. Dave Kump, Drum Major, and feature twirlers Terrie Hillman and Debbie Nelson added much to the band's performances, twirling to The Horse, Watusi Trumpets, and twirling fire to Joshua.