Tallmadge High School - Circle Light Yearbook (Tallmadge, OH)

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l if 0, x .sy -Ki so 15 p u 'r AFS American Field Service X received our foreign exchange student from Holland, Fred Eerenberg. Fund-raisers- flower bulbs sold at Chapel Hill, spaghetti dinner, dance after the Field game. Increased interest over previous years. the day of the International Banquet. Upper left: Diane Evans. Lower right: Cindy Peterson Fred Eerenberg. 9' Members learned by listening and participating- -fw hosts to sixteen area foreign exchange students EXpressionl53

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e Spanish Club Membership of first, second or third year Spanish students. . . Original tacos- made and eaten in the home ec. room after school, candy spilled to the floor from a broken paper mache donkey at the winter fiesta , spectacle of Spanish dancers across a stage in swirls of reds, blues, greens . . . a club interested in different customs, a different culture. Upper right: AFS- Row one: Kolleen Seiber, Fred Eerenberg, Treas. Dennis Chorpenning. Row two: julie Lythgoe, Maureen Bolger. Row three: Pat McQuillen, Kim Knippenburg, Diana Coffield, Ann Bowmaster, Pres. Sheila Wilmoth. Row four: Advisor Mrs. Cynthia Finley, V-Pres. Sali Boarman, Pat Tyndall, Kathy Miller, Betty Filbert, Helen Williger. Lower left: Spanish Clubf Row one: Risa Whetsone, Anita Wills, V-Pres. Cheryl Hazen, Pres, Diane Evans, Sec. loyce Cool. Row two: Tara Cook, Gail Bauer, leri Ceerdes, Leslie Baker, Linda Baker, Rose Quattrocchi, Ann Bowmaster. Row three: Melinda Claire, lan Hargreaves, Sheila Wilmoth, Sue Meeker, Sandy Sipe, Cathy Berry, Karen Younkin. Row four: Alan Mayhew, Paul Fisher, Diana Coffield, Nancy Shearer, Sue Slovisky, Karen Hogan, Tina Fjgetakes, Mary Clark, Sue Bock, Advisor Mrs. Marianne Monte. Row five: Advisor Mrs. Leheron, Michael Strebler, Steve Wyszkynski, Al Petrosino, Gary Acuff, Diane Dorosa, Lauren Pugh, Beth Springston.

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Latin Club One main goal this year a new sign, larger and encased in plexiglass, for the high school. Bake sales B made money and decreased membership while the Board made a final decision concerning the sign. Latin Festival in Pittsburgh, Pa. 5' ccrt . March 17. Taking Easter eggs S, oi, to grade school children - iii S h a planned service project for spring. , gl , ' . B-APB 4 . - ..,'ft . . r i r ,ig 'ali' fi l Q7 f'5 ,i'1 ' 3- 2235: ,,.3 , , ' . VVVI . , I .l ci, '1 , ' S s-'ew lrgir -. - .1 M ,gtglfrg ,H D ' it iffilimtfff me wp jk Xa tt L L L, L , . - x I . '- 5 V I Z ' , 4 A 'I J 5. L L 1 , if I ,, ii . PAM' gf 3 ' l fm ' min. I' - 54!Expression Upper right: Athenians- Row one: Mary Wilson, Row two: Daryl Telfer, Gail Bauer, Marsha Albright, Row three: Wendy Marcus, Lawrence Schick, Grady Price. Row four: lanelle Kronenthal, Steven Mazzaferro. Row five: Steve Malanowski. Lower left: Latin Club- Barb Craft, David Cumm, Pam Shaffer, Sharon Kimmich, Ray Appleman, Pres. Patty Tyndall, lon Baird, V- Pres, Janice Proudfoot, Mark Cooper.