2013 Fall - Marlington Alumni Association
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Jamie Cochran<br />
(‘07)<br />
Here for good.<br />
For more than twenty years the MAA<br />
has served as a valuable link between<br />
generous alumni and friends and the next<br />
generation of <strong>Marlington</strong> graduates. More<br />
than donors or philanthropists, the growing<br />
pool of individuals who annually support<br />
the MAA are making purposeful and critical<br />
investments in the future. We are grateful for<br />
your continued support and strive to make<br />
you proud of your school, the honorees we<br />
select and the work of the MAA.<br />
Since our first $500 awards in 1989 to the<br />
twenty awards totaling $45,000 in 2012, the<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong> strives to<br />
make a difference. Just like the <strong>Marlington</strong><br />
School district, we’ve grown and changed.<br />
But we remain, as always, here for good. For<br />
good of the next generations, for good of<br />
you, our donors, and for good of the global<br />
community we now inhabit, we’re here.<br />
Donors are the heart of the MAA. Our goal<br />
is to help you tailor your giving to match your<br />
philanthropic dreams and to make donating<br />
as easy as possible. I invite you to become<br />
a patron at the level most appropriate for<br />
you and your family, and make your taxdeductible<br />
gift of $25, $50, $500, $1,000 or<br />
more using the enclosed envelope or online<br />
at www.marlingtonalumni.org. We’re here<br />
for good.<br />
Vondea (Bohyachyk) Sheaffer (’76)<br />
President<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong>
In Memorium<br />
By Marsha (Rinehart) Graham (’70)<br />
The <strong>Marlington</strong> community lost a valued member<br />
May 3, 2012 when Thomas William Hazen went<br />
to his Heavenly home.<br />
Many remember Mr. Hazen as a principal or<br />
guidance counselor. Others saw him in the<br />
neighborhood, at church or at community<br />
functions. No matter where, Tom Hazen was<br />
most recognized by his graciousness and his<br />
friendly smile.<br />
Tom took genuine interest in other’s lives. He<br />
loved to hear updates and accomplishments and<br />
often remembered details and connections others<br />
forgot. He so enjoyed keeping up with alumni that<br />
for some years he contacted former students,<br />
charted their post-graduation accomplishments<br />
and kept up-to-date statistics. Always with an<br />
interest in improving the school, he shared the<br />
data with MHS staff and made suggestions for<br />
ways to improve MHS curriculum to better serve<br />
the students!<br />
While Tom made an impact at <strong>Marlington</strong>, his life<br />
was full of achievements!<br />
Did you know he:<br />
• was born Feb. 4, 1917 and lived for<br />
95 years<br />
• Graduated from Alliance High School<br />
• Graduated from Mount Union College<br />
• was a First Lieutenant in the United<br />
States Army<br />
• was awarded the Bronze Star<br />
• was in the Medical Detachment – Infantry<br />
• was married to Helen (Pauli) Hazen for<br />
65 years<br />
• taught at Osnaburg Local HS and<br />
Marlboro HS<br />
• earned his Master’s Degree at Kent<br />
State University<br />
• was <strong>Marlington</strong> High School’s first Principal<br />
and served for15 years<br />
• was MHS’s First Vocational Counselor<br />
• retired in 1984<br />
• was a published author<br />
Though these few facts may highlight some<br />
of Mr. Hazen’s life, they can never reveal his<br />
best trait- he was a true, honorable and wise<br />
gentleman. Mr. Hazen always listened and<br />
processed before speaking. He was tactful,<br />
caring and compassionate. He loved his family<br />
and cherished his years at <strong>Marlington</strong>. May<br />
he always be remembered both in and out<br />
of the halls of <strong>Marlington</strong> High for he will be<br />
sorely missed.<br />
T he<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong><br />
<strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />
P L A N T I N G A C O R N S , G R O W I N G O A K S<br />
Distributes $45,000<br />
to 2012 Grads<br />
By Karen (Slabaugh) Humphries ( ‘83)<br />
and Vondea (Bohaychyk) Sheaffer (‘76)<br />
The <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong> held its<br />
annual meeting and scholarship awards banquet<br />
April 30, 2012 at The Hartville Kitchen and<br />
distributed awards totaling $45,000 to twenty<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> seniors.<br />
Depending on available resources, awards ranged<br />
from $500- $10,000 and will help students<br />
purchase books, pay tuition or fund specific<br />
course requirements. More than sixty students’<br />
applications, transcripts and essays were<br />
evaluated by the MAA scholarship committee<br />
and carefully compared to each scholarship’s<br />
specific criteria. Scholarships were awarded<br />
based on varied combinations of academic<br />
accomplishments, personal interests, and need,<br />
and will assist students pursuing<br />
further education in agriculture, science, medicine,<br />
journalism, technical school, engineering arts,<br />
music and more.<br />
The Carol Teutsch Memorial<br />
Scholarship was awarded<br />
to Bailey Willis. Bailey plans<br />
to attend The University of<br />
Akron to study biomedical<br />
engineering and pharmacy.<br />
Following that she hopes to<br />
complete graduate school<br />
then attend Northeast<br />
Ohio Medical University<br />
(NEOMED). Some of her favorite memories<br />
of school are of attending Junior Scholars and<br />
building strong relationships with friends. The<br />
teachers that influenced her the most were<br />
Mrs. Gregory, Mr. Locke, Mr. Oyster, and Mrs.<br />
Bugansky.<br />
Brooklyn Dimit received<br />
both the Harold and Ruth<br />
Sweitzer Scholarship<br />
and the Kimi Korleski<br />
Memorial Scholarship. She<br />
plans to attend Capital<br />
University to study Art<br />
Therapy. A softball player<br />
while at <strong>Marlington</strong>,<br />
Brooklyn plans to play in<br />
college as well. Her favorite teacher was Mrs.<br />
Bugansky, saying her “vibrant personality” made<br />
her love the class and learn too.<br />
Keri Gamble was awarded<br />
a James Krabill Memorial<br />
Scholarship. She plans<br />
to attend the University<br />
of Findlay to pursue a<br />
career in Equine Business<br />
Management. After<br />
receiving her education,<br />
Keri would like to manage<br />
or represent the sales and<br />
production of a horse product or business. In high<br />
school she enjoyed soccer and reading, and also<br />
horseback riding and skiing.<br />
Justin Weisent received<br />
a James Krabill Memorial<br />
Scholarship and the<br />
Richard W. Bohaychyk<br />
Memorial Scholarship. He<br />
will attend Hocking<br />
College and hopes to<br />
become a forest ranger.<br />
While in high school<br />
Justin enjoyed wrestling,<br />
FFA, fishing, and farming. The teacher who<br />
influenced him the most was Mr. Raber because<br />
he made the classroom “a fun place to be” and<br />
helped Justin select a career path.<br />
Megan Buza was awarded<br />
one of four <strong>Marlington</strong><br />
<strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />
Scholarships. She plans<br />
to attend Ohio State<br />
University to study<br />
Journalism and Behavioral<br />
Sciences. After graduation<br />
from college, Megan<br />
would like to go on mission<br />
trips, become a marriage
counselor and establish her own foundation.<br />
Megan credits her second grade teacher, Mrs.<br />
White, as being most influential. Mrs. White<br />
taught her to be comfortable around “everyone.”<br />
In school Megan enjoyed volleyball, Ski Club,<br />
Student Council, Link Crew, Spanish club, and<br />
serving as a bell ringer.<br />
Rachel Fox received<br />
a <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong> Scholarship.<br />
Rachel will attend<br />
Malone University to<br />
study mathematics. After<br />
graduating she hopes to<br />
have a job daily utilizing<br />
her degree in mathematics<br />
while continuing to live<br />
her life for Christ. During school she enjoyed<br />
marching and concert bands, piano and violin<br />
lessons, scrapbooking, and attending the Chapel<br />
in Marlboro youth group.<br />
Gregory Margida received<br />
a <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong> Scholarship<br />
and will attend either<br />
Davidson College or<br />
Earlham College to study<br />
Biochemistry and minor<br />
in French. His career<br />
plans include becoming<br />
a surgeon, but he hopes<br />
to continue studying languages so he can also<br />
volunteer with “Doctors without Borders,” an<br />
organization which reaches out to under-served<br />
populations. Gregory was a member of the<br />
undefeated football team his freshman year,<br />
which he says, he will never forget.<br />
Harlee Floyd received<br />
a <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong> Scholarship<br />
and plans to attend<br />
Baylor University to study<br />
Psychology/ Neuroscience.<br />
In school Harlee enjoyed<br />
being a part of Lady Dukes<br />
Soccer and Track, 4-H,<br />
and horseback riding. She<br />
credits “all” of her math and science teachers<br />
with making medical school “fathomable.”<br />
Emily Grossman received<br />
the Gerald P. Burke<br />
Scholarship and will attend<br />
Ohio Christian University to<br />
study Youth Ministry and<br />
Psychology. She plans to<br />
be a psychologist and a<br />
youth pastor, eventually<br />
becoming a motivational<br />
speaker at youth retreats<br />
and conventions. Her favorite school memory is of<br />
winning the NBC championship in soccer. She was<br />
highly influenced by Mr. Locke and Mr. Farrell.<br />
Ean Dickerhoof received<br />
the Ford C. Davis<br />
Scholarship and will attend<br />
The University of Akron<br />
to study Mechanical<br />
Engineering. After college<br />
he hopes to get a job<br />
with a golf company<br />
and design “innovative<br />
golf equipment.” His<br />
favorite school memories include the field trip to<br />
Washington D.C. in Middle School and winning<br />
the NBC championship in golf his senior year.<br />
James Sedoris was<br />
awarded the Barbara Yoder<br />
Hall Scholarship and plans<br />
to study Journalism at Kent<br />
State University, and may<br />
also double major in Library<br />
Science or Education.<br />
While in school he enjoyed<br />
marching band, reading,<br />
music, Academic Challenge,<br />
and hiking. He was influenced most by Mr.<br />
Yeagley and Miss Hempstead.<br />
Brandi Biddle received<br />
the Hastings Scholarship<br />
and will attend The Ohio<br />
State University to study<br />
Exercise Science and<br />
Pre-Physical Therapy.<br />
She plans to become a<br />
Physical Therapist to help<br />
others. She loved building<br />
relationships in school and<br />
was influenced most by Mr. Locke, Mr. Oyster,<br />
and Mrs. Bugansky.<br />
Kaley Hoffman earned the<br />
Ramser Scholarship. Ms.<br />
Hoffman will attend<br />
Ohio Wesleyan University<br />
to pursue International<br />
Studies and French. She<br />
says she would love to have<br />
“a position in government”<br />
where she could use French<br />
daily. Her back-up plan is to<br />
be a middle school French teacher. She enjoyed<br />
choir, Character Counts, and tennis during school<br />
and was highly influenced by Miss Hempstead<br />
and Mr. Oyster, calling both of them her “role<br />
models.”<br />
Samantha Schoeppner<br />
received the Wayne and<br />
Bertha McAlister Family<br />
Scholarship and will study<br />
Animal Science at The<br />
Ohio State University. She<br />
plans to become a marine<br />
veterinarian with a minor<br />
in Spanish. While in school<br />
she enjoyed soccer, National<br />
Honor Society, and spending time with family<br />
and friends. She was highly challenged by her<br />
math teachers, and enjoyed all of her senior year<br />
teachers.<br />
Alex Schaeffer received the<br />
Pete Moulin Scholarship and<br />
plans to study Chemistry at<br />
Marietta College then pursue<br />
a Doctorate in Pharmacy. He<br />
enjoyed tennis and being<br />
selected for Buckeye Boys<br />
State during school. His most<br />
influential teachers were Mr.<br />
Locke and Mrs. Francis.<br />
Melissa Johnson received<br />
the Rita Moulin Scholarship<br />
and will study Social Work<br />
at Anderson University. She<br />
hopes to become a medical<br />
social worker to then be<br />
employed in a children’s<br />
hospital. She would also<br />
like to join the Peace<br />
Corps to take her skills<br />
and knowledge overseas. In school she enjoyed<br />
Choir, Jazz Choir, drama productions, volleyball,<br />
Link Crew, and Spanish Club. She was highly<br />
influenced by Mr. Sholtis, Mrs. Haynam, Mrs.<br />
Bugansky, and Mrs. Painter.<br />
David Gonzalez received a<br />
Scott and Cheryl Robertson<br />
Scholarship. He will attend<br />
the University of Mount<br />
Union to study Accounting.<br />
At <strong>Marlington</strong> he enjoyed<br />
football, wrestling, lifting<br />
weights, and his<br />
friends. One of his favorite<br />
memories was serving<br />
as the CEO of a Junior Achievement company.<br />
He was most influenced by Mr. Grady and Mrs.<br />
Bugansky.<br />
Sam Heavner was awarded<br />
a Scott and Cheryl<br />
Robertson Scholarship.<br />
He will attend West<br />
Virginia University to study<br />
Computer Engineering.<br />
After graduating he would<br />
like to work for a computer<br />
tech company or<br />
for the Department of<br />
Defense. He enjoyed Cross Country and Track<br />
while in school, and Mr. Locke and Mr. Oyster<br />
influenced him the most.<br />
For more information about establishing<br />
a scholarship with the <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong>, please contact Vondea<br />
(Bohaychyk) Sheaffer at (330) 697-4036 or<br />
email us at marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com.<br />
Your generosity will make a difference<br />
now- and for a lifetime!
Thank you!<br />
We gratefully acknowledge those alumni, friends and caring family members who are committed<br />
to funding scholarships, academic assistance and student programs. Gifts were made from<br />
January 1, 2011- December 31, 2011.<br />
Duke Gifts of $1,000 or greater<br />
Bill (’54) & Shirley Patton<br />
Tom (’68) & Karen (Wearstler) (’69) Robinson<br />
Duchess Gifts of $500-$999<br />
Knight Gifts of $100-$499<br />
Charles (’66) & Beverly (Burden) (’67) Anderson<br />
Barbara (Vaughn) Clunen (’47)<br />
Dawson Cunningham (’64)<br />
Dr. Douglas Cunningham (’66)<br />
Ronald (’51) & Mary Davis<br />
Karen (Zellers) Garra (’59)<br />
Houghton Mifflin - Matching Gift<br />
Mitzi (Mihaila) Howard (’70)<br />
Bernard J. Knepp, Jr. (’67)<br />
Kevin Krabill (’86)<br />
Dr. Rose (Moulin) Kuceyeski (’67)<br />
Glen Lair (’76)<br />
Marilyn (Stauffer) Lauby (’62)<br />
Janet (Dick) Lerner, DSW, LCSW-R (’60)<br />
Kerri (Bracher) Lohr (’93)<br />
John (’91) & Brooke (Leasure) (’92) McCarty<br />
Richard (’59) & Carol (Stermer) (’59) McGirr<br />
Jeff (’75) & Lorie (Hoover) (’75) Miller<br />
Patty (Prichard) Miller (’98)<br />
Sue (Robertson) Neil (’79)<br />
Alan Oyster (’66)<br />
John Oyster (’90)<br />
Jerry Peterson (’68)<br />
Sharon (Moser) Pfister (’86)<br />
Bill (’70) & Nancy (Phillips) (‘72) Prueter<br />
Gordon Rinehart (Former MHS Principal)<br />
Christina (Frank) Schatz (’85)<br />
Dennis (’76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) (’76) Sheaffer<br />
Mike Sheppa (’67)<br />
Ray Sluss (’44)<br />
Monica (Egert) Smith (’93)<br />
Paul Steele (’62)Henry (’53) & MaryAnna Sweitzer<br />
Matt Trieff (’86)<br />
Kent (’71) & Mary Walter<br />
Edna (Powell) Weil (37)<br />
William Zirblis (’45)<br />
DeAnn Zufall (’84)<br />
Lady Gifts of $50-$99<br />
Deborah Antram (’81)<br />
Karen (Koons) Carroll (’65)<br />
Christine (Bench) Clevenger (’71)<br />
Wayne (’88) & Amy (Fox) (’90) Denny<br />
Jerry (’84) & Robin (’86) Duff<br />
Al (’81) & Deb (Krichbaum) (’87) Fox<br />
Wade (’41) & Audrey Fox<br />
Phil & Lynn (Ermlich) (’78) Francis<br />
Julie Greiner (’01)<br />
Paula (Detchon) Haigler (’77)<br />
Cindy (Phillips) Hazelton (’71)<br />
Denny Lutton (’66)<br />
Cheryl Mack (’63)<br />
Terry Pfeifer (’65)<br />
Susan (Curtis) Scaia (’69)<br />
Ethel (McAlister) Shoemaker (’42)<br />
John (’71) & Leslie (Lanzer) (’71) Wasem<br />
Denver Werstler (’62)<br />
Earl Gifts of $25-$49<br />
Jeff (’78) & Diane (Bedford) (’78) Baum<br />
Gerald (’56) & Mary Louise (Anstine) (’58) Bixler<br />
Mike Chunko (’88)<br />
John Flickinger (’63)<br />
John Gates (’62)<br />
Joanne (Furcolow) Glantz (’73)<br />
Celeste (Moore) Hannan (’80)<br />
Twila (Zumkehr) Hoover (’56)<br />
Richard Hickerson (’62)<br />
Gordon Knisely (’45)<br />
Faye (Rohrer) Maholm (’67)<br />
David Mazzei (’84)<br />
Robert & Joelle (Former MHS Teacher) McIlroy<br />
Benjamin Scott McIntosh (’78)<br />
Eunice (Schmucker) Miller (’64)<br />
Bonnie (Petre) Mills (’67)<br />
John (’75) & Diane (Bielz) (’75) Schumaker<br />
Aleta (Ray) Smithbauer (’08)<br />
Dale Whitacre (’44)<br />
Mark Zellers (’77)<br />
Herald Gifts of less than $25<br />
Verona (James) George (’71)<br />
Student Scholar Sponsors<br />
The following donors graciously sponsored one or<br />
more Student Scholars for 2012 Annual Meeting<br />
and Scholarship Banquet.<br />
Anonymous<br />
Michelle (Vaughan) Bakan (’81)<br />
Bill (’79) & Ann (Toussant) (’80) Biddle<br />
Wally (’63) & Andrea (Miller) (’63) Gumm<br />
Mary (Yoder) Hilmer (’53)<br />
Clyde (’68) & Sherry Lepley<br />
Tom Liber (’63)<br />
Fred McClure (’78)<br />
Bob (’61) & MaryLou (Biery) (’61) Muckley<br />
Sue (Robertson) Neil (’79)<br />
Kelly (’76) & Martha (Dickerhoof) (’77) Palmer<br />
Bill (’54) & Shirley Patton<br />
Jerry Peterson (’68)<br />
Ryan Pilla (’95)<br />
Gordon Rinehart (Former MHS Principal)<br />
Dennis (’76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) (’76) Sheaffer<br />
Mary Staib (MMS Teacher)<br />
Jay (’55) & JoAnn (McCloskey) (’62) Sweitzer<br />
John (’71) & Leslie (Lanzer) (’71) Wasem<br />
Scholarship Fund Donations<br />
Caring alumni, friends and family members have<br />
contributed to the following<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong> Scholarship Funds<br />
from January 1, 2011-December 31, 2011.<br />
Richard W. Bohaychyk Memorial Scholarship<br />
Sam (’54) & Barb (Bretz) (’54) Bacon<br />
Charles Beltz (’76) & Holly Johnson<br />
Pastor Joel Cochran<br />
Don & Annabelle (Bloss Bohaychyk) (’54) Fearon<br />
Karen (Zellers) Garra (’59)<br />
Bill (’54) & Shirley Patton<br />
Carl (’50) & Jeanette Richards<br />
Dennis (’76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) (’76) Sheaffer<br />
Gerald Burke Memorial Scholarship<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Ackel<br />
Anethesia for Children, Children’s Hospital-Medical<br />
Center of Akron<br />
Mary A. Antonini<br />
Randy Biery<br />
MaryAnn Burke<br />
Mike & Jill Burke<br />
Carlton House Condominium <strong>Association</strong><br />
Steven & Renee’ Crews<br />
Jim & Mary Ann Day<br />
Lee & Dorothy DiCola<br />
Ed & Mary Dranguet<br />
Larry & Carolyn Frank<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Haynes<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Tynes Hildebrand<br />
Donald & Estelle Kaufman<br />
David & Nancy Koly<br />
Tom & Gwen (Burdick) (’69) Liverett<br />
Buddy & Kim Lott<br />
John & Sarah Luster<br />
Chris & Jennifer Maggio<br />
Doug & Jacque Marshall<br />
Dr. Roger & Barbara Mayer<br />
Rickey & Pamela McCalister<br />
Robert & Joelle McIlory<br />
Jeff (’86) & LaVon (Howell) (’88) McLeod<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morelli<br />
Mary Jo Morse<br />
Dorothy Ney<br />
Denise (Oyster) O’Neal (’71)<br />
Emily Petrarca<br />
Roy & Prissy Reap<br />
Gary & Martha Sampson<br />
Dennis (’76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) (’76) Sheaffer<br />
Gerard & Mary Thomas & Family<br />
Bonnie Twaddle<br />
Michael & Lynn Viggiano & Sons<br />
Lee & Kimberly Walko<br />
John Wilkinson<br />
Fown & Nim Wong<br />
Ed, Mary & Katie York<br />
Donna Zink<br />
Ford C. Davis Scholarship<br />
Frank Carozzi (’83)<br />
Nadine (Davis) Donachy (’49)<br />
Gordon Eaton Scholarship<br />
Georgia (England) Hennessy (’76)<br />
Bob & Jill (Eaton) (’84) Simms<br />
Barbara (Yoder) Hall Memorial Scholarship<br />
The Hall Family<br />
Dennis (’76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) (’76) Sheaffer<br />
Kimi Korleski Memorial Scholarship<br />
Renee Akenhead<br />
Elizabeth (Brock) Day (’74)<br />
Rose Nero (’08)<br />
James Krabill Memorial Scholarship<br />
Karen (Koons) Carroll (’65)<br />
Jeff Toussant (’67)
Lexington Twp. Fire Fighters’ Scholarship<br />
in Memory of Berkley Barker<br />
Larry & Linda Green<br />
Lexington Twp. Fire Department<br />
Paul McCaulley (’99)<br />
Jeffri Marshall - Mel’s Towing<br />
Mary E. (Moore) Psolla (’52)<br />
Bonnie Twaddle<br />
Wayne & Bertha McAlister Family Scholarship<br />
Olyn Boyle (’71)<br />
Joyce Lamb (’83)<br />
Tom & Gwen (Burdick) (’69) Liverett<br />
The Ramser Scholarship<br />
Geoff Frank (’83)<br />
Paula (Detchon) Haigler (’77)<br />
Theresa (Frank) Hannon (’47)<br />
Mary (Yoder) Hilmer (’53)<br />
Bill (’65) & Melinda Liber<br />
Tom & Gwen (Burdick) (’69) Liverett<br />
Joan Lutz (Former MHS Teacher)<br />
Bill (’54) & Shirley Patton<br />
The Scott & Cheryl Robertson Scholarship<br />
Scott (’80) & Cheryl Robertson<br />
Carol Teutsch Memorial Scholarship<br />
Karen (Koons) Carroll (’65)<br />
Bob & JoAnne (Pfeifer) 9’65) Dagenhardt<br />
Dan Schreckengost (’05)<br />
Helen (Faulds) Showers (’36)<br />
Memorial and Tribute Gifts<br />
Caring alumni, friends and family members remembered<br />
and honored the following individuals<br />
with gifts to the <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />
from January 1, 2011-December 31, 2011.<br />
In Memory<br />
In memory of Mrs. Mary Ann Burke<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Ackel<br />
Anethesia for Children, Children’s Hospital-Medical<br />
Center of Akron<br />
Mary A. Antonini<br />
Randy Biery<br />
Mike & Jill Burke<br />
Carlton House Condominium <strong>Association</strong><br />
Steven & Renee’ Crews<br />
Jim & Mary Ann Day<br />
Lee & Dorothy DiCola<br />
Ed & Mary Dranguet<br />
Larry & Carolyn Frank<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Haynes<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Tynes Hildebrand<br />
Donald & Estelle Kaufman<br />
David & Nancy Koly<br />
Buddy & Kim Lott<br />
John & Sarah Luster<br />
Chris & Jennifer Maggio<br />
Doug & Jacque Marshall<br />
Dr. Roger & Barbara Mayer<br />
Rickey & Pamela McCalister<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morelli<br />
Mary Jo Morse<br />
Dorothy Ney<br />
Emily Petrarca<br />
Roy & Prissy Reap<br />
Gary & Martha Sampson<br />
Dennis (’76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) (’76) Sheaffer<br />
Gerard & Mary Thomas & Family<br />
Michael & Lynn Viggiano & Sons<br />
Lee & Kimberly Walko<br />
John Wilkinson<br />
Fown & Nim Wong<br />
Ed, Mary & Katie York<br />
Donna Zink<br />
Renee Akenhead<br />
In memory of Kimi Korleski<br />
Gerald (’56) & Mary Louise (Anstine) (’58) Bixler<br />
In memory of Helen Hazen<br />
Debbie (Edgell) Deel (’78)<br />
In memory of Betty J. Edgell Werstler<br />
Harold (’39) & Betty (Umberger) (’39) Devies<br />
In memory of Norma Schwinn<br />
William Eberle (’64)<br />
In memory of SP4 Dennis Wahl (’64) and<br />
WO1 Alvis Faverty, Jr. (’65)<br />
Don & Annabelle (Bloss Bohaychyk) (’54) Fearon<br />
In memory of Jake & Vivian Yoder<br />
Don & Annabelle (Bloss Bohaychyk) (’54) Fearon<br />
In memory of Leslie Whited<br />
Alice (Krichbaum) Fitzpatrick (’51)<br />
In memory of Ruth (Krichbaum) Slicker<br />
Paula (Detchon) Haigler (’77)<br />
In memory of Eleanor Ramser<br />
Tom Hazen (Former Principal)<br />
In memory of his wife, Helen<br />
Georgia (England) Hennessy (’76)<br />
In memory of her father, R. Dean England<br />
Ron (’76) & Denise Hoff<br />
In memory of 1st Lt. Ashley White-Stumpf (’05)<br />
Dr. Rose (Moulin) Kuceyeski (’67)<br />
In memory of Cletus & Clarence Moulin<br />
Thomas Kuhn (’46)<br />
In memory of Mary Sue (Austin) Kuhn<br />
Ruth Miriam (Gilcrest) Moore (’43)<br />
In memory of Gerald Moore<br />
Robert (’61) & Mary Lou (Biery) (’61) Muckley<br />
In memory of 1st Lt. Ashley White-Stumpf (’05)<br />
Gregory J. New<br />
In memory of his mother, Jane (Boldizsar)<br />
New (’37)<br />
Gretchen (Miller) Norman (’60)<br />
In memory of Virginia Miller<br />
Bill (’54) & Shirley Patton<br />
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Orin McGlone<br />
Bill (’70) & Nancy (Phillips) (‘72) Prueter<br />
In memory of Judy (France) Chapman (’72)<br />
Mary E. (Moore) Psolla (’52)<br />
In memory of Helen Hazen<br />
Ted Purviance<br />
In memory of his father, Merrill Purviance,<br />
MHS Faculty (1957-’77)<br />
Dan Schreckengost (’05)<br />
In memory of Allison Roudabush<br />
George Schwinn<br />
In memory of Norma Schwinn<br />
Dennis (’76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) (’76) Sheaffer<br />
In memory of Barbara (Yoder) Hall<br />
Gregg Shinn, D.V.M. (’66)<br />
In memory of his parents, Dwight<br />
& Doris Shinn<br />
Gary Stauffer (’59)<br />
In memory of Jeannetta Stauffer<br />
James (’42) & Lil Pappas (’42) Stevens<br />
In memory of Robert Stevens<br />
Bonnie Twaddle<br />
In memory of Gerald Burke<br />
Bill Wyss (’78)<br />
In memory of Carl Lea<br />
In Honor<br />
Paula (Fox) Baker (’71)<br />
In honor of her father, Wade Fox for over<br />
50 years of dedication to <strong>Marlington</strong><br />
Tim & Mary (Lamb) (’77) Biller<br />
In honor of the retirement of Shirley (Mc-<br />
Callum) Johnston (’61)<br />
Karen (Koons) Carroll (’65)<br />
In honor of Tom Hazen<br />
Irene (Wright) Cironi (’43)<br />
In honor of the Class of ‘43<br />
Kim (Markham) Cully (’73)<br />
In honor of the marriage of Lauren Cully<br />
(’05) & Brady Bowser (’04)<br />
Kim (Markham) Cully (’73)<br />
In honor of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce<br />
Markham<br />
Paula (Detchon) Haigler (’77)<br />
In honor of Terren Frenz<br />
Joyce Lamb (’83)<br />
In honor of Bertha McAlister’s & Jean<br />
Ann Shoemaker’s dedication as teachers<br />
Jeffri Marshall - Mel’s Towing<br />
In honor of Shae Marshall (’11)<br />
Patty (Prichard) Miller (’98)<br />
In honor of all teahers who believed in her<br />
James (’42) & Lil Pappas (’42) Stevens<br />
In honor of Tyler Reay<br />
Carolyn (Hazen) Wallen (’68)<br />
In honor of Tom Hazen
With grateful appreciation to our<br />
2012 Golf Outing Sponsors and Donors<br />
Corporate -<br />
K. Palmer & Associates Insurance Agency<br />
Gold -<br />
Compass Systems & Sales<br />
Custom Poly Bag Inc.<br />
Robertson Heating Supply Co.<br />
Atrium OB-GYN Inc.<br />
Deerfield Farms Service Inc.<br />
Quickdraft<br />
Stifel Nicolaus & Co.<br />
White Physical Therapy<br />
Royer Farms Inc.<br />
Welcome Bag Sponsor -<br />
Custom Poly Bag Inc.<br />
Hole Sponsors -<br />
Cassaday-Turkle- Christian<br />
Ermlich-Goris-Meadows Insurance<br />
Marlboro Manufacturing<br />
Davidson Well Drilling<br />
Blasiman Fire Extinguishers<br />
Keller Construction<br />
Anstine Machining Corp.<br />
Evan & Suzanne Morris<br />
Evanich Accounting & Tax<br />
Walter Heating & Refrigeration<br />
Buckeye Packaging Co.<br />
Concorde Therapy Group<br />
Nick & Andrea Evanich<br />
Millers Flowerland (‘71)<br />
Strouble Trucking & Water Hauling<br />
West Main Veterinary Clinic<br />
Karen (Zellers) Garra (‘59)<br />
Traps Sports Center<br />
DeHoff’s<br />
Quality Oil & Gas Corp.<br />
Tom (‘66) & Mary (Albright) Swartz (‘66)<br />
Fisher Power & Electric (‘86 & ‘93)<br />
Maize Valley<br />
Marlboro Supply<br />
Huntington Wealth Advisor - Phil Francis<br />
Van Nostran Young Insurance<br />
Psychological & Family Consults<br />
Taggart’s Ice Cream<br />
Dennis (‘76) & Vondea (Bohaychyk) Sheaffer (‘76)<br />
On The Spot Cleaners<br />
Door prizes graciously provide by<br />
Alliance YMCA<br />
Blasiman Fire Equipment<br />
Chase Bank<br />
Class of 1976<br />
Class of 1977<br />
Cockrill’s Studio<br />
Edgewood Golf Course<br />
EmbroidMe<br />
Grinders & Such<br />
Grove Appliance<br />
Huntington National Bank<br />
Kennedy BBQ<br />
Lakeview Golf Course<br />
Lavery’s<br />
Manhattan Cleaners<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> Board<br />
Mary (Lamb) Biller, (‘77)<br />
Mel’s Barber Shop<br />
Class of 2011<br />
Mount Union Mill Inc.<br />
Pleasant View Golf Course<br />
Tannenhauf Golf Course<br />
Trapps<br />
Wet Paws Dog Spa<br />
White Physical Therapy<br />
Outstanding <strong>Alumni</strong> Nominations<br />
The <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong> is currently<br />
accepting nominations for Outstanding <strong>Alumni</strong>. To<br />
nominate a deserving alumni, please send your<br />
letter of nomination (and contact information)<br />
explaining why this person should be considered.<br />
Attach additional pages and letters of support.<br />
Information may include personal and professional<br />
accomplishments, community involvement, family<br />
information,other awards or recognition, newspaper<br />
clippings or photos. Email inquiries may be sent<br />
to marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com or mailed to<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong>, Outstanding <strong>Alumni</strong><br />
Committee, PO Box 6001, Alliance, OH 44601.<br />
Jeff Pucci (’82)<br />
I give to the MAA because of my great<br />
experience at <strong>Marlington</strong>. Donating to<br />
the <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong> is something<br />
I want to do because of the positive<br />
experience I had- and I still bleed<br />
orange and black! Go Dukes.<br />
Ray Sluss (’44)<br />
I spent my entire career in the<br />
field of education- as a teacher,<br />
a principal and for many years in<br />
the academic textbook industry. I<br />
believe in the value of education<br />
and had opportunities because of<br />
the generosity of others. It is my<br />
privilege to give back and encourage<br />
another generation.<br />
Annabelle (Bloss) Fearon (’54)<br />
I donate to the MAA because I am<br />
proud of our school system. I know<br />
the funds are managed well and time<br />
and effort are put into choosing the<br />
recipients. We need to show our<br />
thanks for the education we received.<br />
Kevin Pucci (’78)<br />
I give to the <strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong> because it is important<br />
that I support the school that provided<br />
me the foundation of where I am<br />
today. I had a great experience being a<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> Duke and I want to support<br />
providing the same quality education as<br />
I was given.<br />
Nancy Schwan<br />
(Retired MHS teacher)<br />
I have gladly supported MAA through<br />
the years, as <strong>Marlington</strong> – and all the<br />
wonderful people it is composed of –<br />
has supported me throughout the years.<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong> is near and dear to my heart.<br />
I did my student teaching there in the<br />
spring of 1964, then accepted a position<br />
there in the fall -- and never left until I<br />
retired thirty years later. It is a beautiful<br />
and treasured part of my life.
<strong>Marlington</strong> <strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />
PO Box 6001<br />
Alliance, OH 44601<br />
www.marlingtonalumni.org<br />
marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com<br />
Why<br />
Debbie Fox ( ‘87)<br />
I give because the MAA is a great organization that promotes pride in<br />
our schools and community. I appreciate getting the newsletter with<br />
updates on events and classmates. The scholarships given to senior<br />
students as they begin their post-high school career not only help them<br />
succeed in their chosen career but affirm them as worthy individuals.<br />
T he<br />
<strong>Marlington</strong><br />
<strong>Alumni</strong> <strong>Association</strong><br />
P L A N T I N G A C O R N S , G R O W I N G O A K S<br />
PLANTING ACORNS, GROWING OAKS<br />
Your support of the MAA should reflect your philanthropic intentions. Whether you make a gift of appreciated assets<br />
now or provide a legacy gift from your personal estate, we want to fulfill your goals. Talk to us about your gift so we<br />
understand how you want us to use it. Contact Bill Liber (330) 936-3173 or Vondea Sheaffer (330) 697-4036 if you<br />
would like to discuss your gift to the MAA.
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