William Mason High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason, OH)

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82 FRONT ROW: Karen Gray and Linda Wilt. SECOND ROW: Steve Caudill, Ed Wilson, Mary Harpen, Mary Anne Miller, Lydia Martin, Roger Bell, and Rusty Araujo. THIRD ROW: Bev Taylor, Pat Dowd, Meg Weisman, Mark Jayne, Linda Turner, Susan Copley, Peggy Harrison, and Karen Terry. BACK ROW: Janine McGuire, Barb Straub, Kathy Sherman, Lora Fenner, Karla Webb, Mardee Sherman, Bonnie Hasselbring, Tena Brown, and Debbie Rupp. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club consists of those students interested in all phases of drama, from acting to stagecraft make-up. Within this group is con- tained the International Thespian So- ciety for members Who have earned the required number of points. The club is in charge of the Christmas play and its members perform in various ways in the class plays and ; , i ,. , Spring musical. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: ROger Bell, vice president; Karen Gray, secretary; and Mardee Sherman, president. 3':

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FUTURE TEACHERS FRONT ROW: Connie Spradling, Rita Judd, Steph Wallace, Jackie Hudson, Hel- ena Calvert, Sue Schutte, Beth Shaffernocker, Dawn Middleton, and Debbie Mul- ford. SECOND ROW: Diane Honerlaw and Ellen McCarnan. THIRD ROW: Barb Straub, Bev Hollon, Peg Middleton, Sherry Rogers, Cinda Schuler, Regina Dunn, Mrs. Frey, and Dayle Middleton. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Hasselbring and She- lia Brumagen. BACK ROW: Kathi Meyer, Jane Schutte, Ruth Popplewell, Cindy Maxfield, Diane Rape, Donna Lear, Barb Hendricks, and Connie Estes. FTA OFFICERS: I Bev Hollen, vice president; Gina Dunn, president; Peg Middleton, secre- tary;Mrs. Frey, advisor;Cinda Schuler, his- torian; and Sherry Rogers, treasurer. E Students interested in teaching as a career comprise the FTA. The objectives of the club are directed toward orienting high school stu- dents to the teaching profession, guiding them, and helping them evaluate themselves in rela- tion to teaching as a career. This year vari- ous aspects of teaching were represented by films, speeches, and a fieldtrip to Mariemont High School where open school environment was observed. 81

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The Language Club is composed of students interested in foreign languages and cultures. Their monthly meetings this year featured programs on Sweden, San Salvador, Chile, and Brazil. The club took a field trip to German Village in Columbus. As a special project this year, members of the club helped spon- sor the exchange student from Brazil. LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. Goode and Mrs. Murphy, advisers; Sherry Rogers, presi- dent; Rita Judd, secretary; Linda Simpson, sec- retary; and Roger Bell, vice president. FRONT ROW: Geri Mollman, Mary Anne Miller, Linda Simpson, Sherry Rogers, Rita Judd, Janice Baker, Karen Gray, and Mrs. Goode. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bennett, Meg Weisman, John Federle, Diane Hensley, Lydia Martin, Pat Dowd, Richard Dillon, and Steve Caudill. THIRD ROW: Debbie Chandler, Denise Rape, Susan Knoop, Marcia Walker, Mary Colley, Connie Spradling, Diane Honerlaw, and Rusty Araujo. FOURTH ROW: Meg Honerlaw, Linda Turner, Tena Brown, Debbie Rupp, Barb Straub, Mardee Sherman, Karla Webb, and Mike Andrews. BACK ROW: Becky Scott, Diane Rape, Bonnie Hasselbring, Denise Lewis, Tracy Hess, Cindy Mehr, Ed Wilson, and Tim Clutter. 83