Triway High School - Titan Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Qecognized at Awards Assembly . g.s. , I L , L . 'Va' Net' 'ir E A - Seniors, Ken Flinner and Deb Armstrong are chosen by the student body for the title of 1975 Mr. Titan and Miss Triway. B - One of Triway's most outstanding senior students, Doug Ward proudly displays his many awards of distinction which include the Diamonite Products Award, the Bausch and Lomb Award, and the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Award. He was recognized for placing among the finalists in the state for the Ameri- canism test. C - For being outstand- ing in both athletics and scholarship, Alan Gatz and Cookie Wright receive the American Legion Scholastic and Athletic Award. D - Karen Brazee is given special recognition with the DAR Good Citizen Award. E - Bob Merrilat and Jill Speicher are the honorary recipients of the Danforth l-Dare-You Award. F - Surprised Karen Brazee happily accepts the DAR Good Citi- zen Award presented by Mrs. John Myers, chairman of the Good Citizen Committee. 27

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Hard Work Pays Off for Ambitious Students 2 w' ff, 5 O, he ev J fi V ali WM Wm.ww v3 A - Winners of the Americanism test are Doug Ward, Bill Stutz, Jil Spei- cher, and Leanne Olson. B - Cheryl Natalizio and Brian Schellin display the awards for Best Performers, while W ft 'Y Marianne Stutz proudly holds the Best If! - Dramatist Award. C - Frosh, Greg X , ' 5, . Letich and soph, Alison Reinhardt are ' -- g f recognized for high scores in the L, Americanism test. D - Deb Weaver and Joy Schwarzwalder will attend 2 .Y Girls' State in June with Jenny Davis lags, and Marie Freeman as alternates. E 'i ' V ' - Mike Boley receives special recog- ' .5 nition for prompt completion of , A 'wi course assignments in OWA class. F -EQ ' - Chosen as most outstanding library aides are Pam Vansickle and Pearl . 1 Bergoon. G - Rick Martine and Dave fi s t . Johnston are Boys' State delegates ' ,V A with alternates, Keith Snoddy and Bill ii '. 5 f , Anfa ng. A R - i N v if Lf 1 f I: i CWC - N, g fx: , l '?j5,:. 28 S l