Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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DEB TE CL UB M11 The Drama Club presented film Row 1: Jim wright, Alan Bostey. Row 21 Rick Ritchie, Ruth STHPS On Swing 3 PHY- The Club also Aebi. Terry Bond, shown with Mrs. Luthy. was honored I0 have 3 guest 5PeakeT Debate club memebers devoted much time to learning the structure of for- mal debate. Because the members were inexperienced, they also partici- pated in a number of practice debates within the club. Next year they plan to accept the challenge of entering into competition with debate teams from other area schools. who talked about taking Drama in Col- lege. To improve the acting ability in the club, they played charades to teach the fun- damentals of acting. The club also donated money to get the sound system fixed in the audi- torium. DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Mark Evans, Missy Farley, Cindy Bolden, Kim Benedict, Pam Wilson, Tanja Hendrickson, Susan Gage. ROW 2: Tom Carpen- ter, Brenda Murrey, Pam Welch, Tammy McAtee, Ronda Hicks, Jeff Lang, Todd Spence. ROW 3: Marvin Parsons, Kathy Yoho, Davida Adelsperger, Greta Miller, Robin Knotts, Rudl Croston, Charlie Bar- nett.

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VARSITY CLUB The Fellowship of Christian Athletes had several interesting discussions at their meetings. The main purpose of this group is to discuss and try to find an answer to problems which face athletes in today's world. The club also renewed its membership to the National Fellowship of Christian Athletes Organization. ROW 1: Jeff Schaad, Bill Hall, Mark Atkinson, Jim Mulinex. ROW 2: Jerry Hoon, Mitch Smith, Tony Baumgard, Kenny Meek, Tony Lane. ROW 3: Jerry Muntz, Craig Parsons, Mark Greenlees, Jeff Moyers, Dave Mason. ROW 4: Bob Brookover, Mike Adams, Charlie Kelly. The Varsity Club is an organization made up of students who have lettered in one sport at W.H.S. Members gave food baskets away at Christmas and held an Easter egg hunt for the children throughout the district. ROW 1: Charlie Barnett, Mitch Smith, Marvin Parsons, Ben McClellan. ROW 2: Mike Adams, Rudl Croston, Jeff Schaad. F.C.A.

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ROW 1:John McKinney, Todd Spence, Danny Knost, Mitch Smith, Marvin Parsons, Tom Car- penter, Roger Gill, Joe Johnson, Jeff West, Tim Snyder, Dan Grimm. ROW 2: Mark Kitchen, Brice Kirkpatrick, Britt Reid, Ben McClellan, Susan Gage, Ralph Doak, Allen Mallahan, Tim Collins, John Dowler, Kurt Killian, Doug Adams. ROW 3: Julie Elder, Dina Mangual, Gary Morgan, Joy Aebi, Tammy Kerrigan, Wanda Phillips, Earl Place, Brian Trout, Clifford Twy- man, Mark Freshour, Mide Leiving, Jeff Brown, Tim Blair. ROW 4: Becky Jones, Kevin Ebra, Ron Matheny, Cecil Andrews, Jim Greenwalt, Bob Tucker. Mary Barton, Mary Walker, Peggy Johnson, Susan Stewart, Dave Reynolds. ROW 5: Kris Anderson, Rod Dolak, Eugene Carver, Valerie Martin, Ray VanKirk, Richard Hood, David Bowen, Troy Jones, Todd Bishop, Mark Lynch, Steve O'Linn, Andy McFarland. ROW 6: Janice Weekly, Clair Sullivan, Steve Jacobs, Paul Meek, Steve Homer. Lisa Poling, Tim Hall, Chuck King, Mark Aebi, Roger Mayle, Dave Yoho, Bob Twyman, Mark Thomas, Kevin Bryan. ROW 7: Jim Wright, Tim Vincent, Jerry Offenberger, Jeff Hines, Bill Smith, David Christopher, Paul McGrew, Roy Stanley, Randy Leasure, Don Reid, Wes Becker, Mike Farley, Jeff Wilson. CHESS CLUB Chess is a game that requires great skill and knowledge. The object is to oursmart the oppo- nent. This year the chess club had three different levels: begin- ners, intermediate and advanced. Tournament winner for the year was John McKinney. SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB ROW 1: Rick Ritchie, Jim Rodgers, Aaron Fleming. ROW 2: John Nichols, Greg Nicholson, Clair Sullivan, Tim Snyder. The members of the Science Research Club are interested in conservation and have made hawk silhouettes to hang in the hall ways. Since our corridors are enclosed by glass, birds often are injured or killed when they fly against the glass. These silhouettes have been made to keep birds from flying into the windows.