Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Fine Arts Form Character Ada Sue Dehoff 9 C17 Spanish, English, Jr. Y- Teen Adviser I-... Foreign languages helped each student have a broadened outlook toward the world in which he lives. The Department Chairman, lVlrs. Eleanor Ram- ser, was assisted by lVlrs. Ada Sue Dehoff, lVlrs. Grace Reighard, and Miss Rosemarie Trenjan. French, Latin, and Spanish have provided a background for many other courses. lVlrs. Louise Bingham successfully challenged her students to express themselves through music. The enthusiasm of the students was evident at the Thanks- giving, Christmas, and Spring concerts. Assisted by lVlr. William Westover, lVlr. James Wald- eck was able to lead the band to new and better horizons. Besides being a major part of the pep rallies and football games, the band traveled to many new places and performed before many new audiences. The informal atmosphere and spirit of cooperation led the students to rewarding results in the art pro- gram. The Department chairman, lVlr. Thomas Haverfield, along with his fellow teachers, lVlr. Ronald Priest and lVlrs. Naomi Breit, challenged students to develop their own techniques of creativity. ,,..,, . . .s,,,,f- -. - . .-as Rosemarie Trenjan French, French Club Adviser L siXX,1 'QTQ -ff- U3 ,Q-an Gia?-9 Reighafd n I Eleanor Ramser Laflfl, fW6ff76'mf9flCS, Latin Club A0'ViSer Spanish, Dept. Chr., Student Council Adviser 37

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'HY' ' 'U' hi? f Thomas l-laverfleld Naomi Brelt Art, Head Baseball Coach, Dept. Chr. Art, Sophomore Class Sponsor C X .ffl ff . L James Vllaldeck Louise Bingham lnstrumental Music, Band Director Vocal ,WU-91.6 36 R V -5g53,bsi1tgf , 1. , W 'K 1 5 , ss a a Clhap 6- . I K K Vikkhrgy 'li' 1 4' Q 1 AXE ,S Y im g v i ' K D t Cal ' 5 ws f X Ronald Priest Art, Tennis Coach, Hi-Y Adviser l l William Westover Asst. Band Director

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lvlinds, Bodies Try for Skill. lVlrs. Franks, the librarian, helps with student librarians and Librarians Club. She, along with the student librarians, purchases and organizes books and magazines for the use of the students. Gccupational Work Experience, O.W.E., was de- signed for those students interested in receiving on- the-job work experience. ln charge of this program was lVlr. lVlyron Pearson. The special education department was particularly concerned with helping those students who had a learning disability or who were educationally handi- capped. This department was instructed by lVlrs. Karen Fulton and lVlr. Clifford Shaffer. Working along with these teachers was lVlrs. Elaine Pierce, the psychologist. Her work was very closely associated with the special education program. The student's curriculum was not totally com- posed of scholastic studies. Physical education pre- pared the students physically as well as mentally. The physical education teachers were lVlr. Richard lVlonter, lVlr. Robert Hinchliffe, and lVlrs. Jacqueline Hutchison. w,,3.-fi, 'll ',. NAP! Helen F ranks Librarian, Librarian Club Adviser lVlyron Pearson O.VlZE., Bus Coordinator, Pep Club Adviser G a. 6a,. mf? , at f,f2'?1 ?g.n,: , . Q 4 - ., lr Anna lVlae Garra Remedial Reading, Prospectors Adviser S S is Clifford Shaffer Special E duca tion Qwr..