Here for good. For more than twenty years the MAA has served as a valuable link between generous alumni and friends and the next generation of Marlington graduates. More than donors or philanthropists, the growing pool of individuals who annually support the MAA are making purposeful and critical investments in the future. We are grateful for your continued support and strive to make you proud of your school, the honorees we select and the work of the MAA.

Since our first $500 awards in 1989 to the twenty awards totaling $45,000 in 2012, the Marlington Alumni Association strives to make a difference. Just like the Marlington School district, we’ve grown and changed. But we remain, as always, here for good. For good of the next generations, for good of you, our donors, and for good of the global community we now inhabit, we’re here.

Donors are the heart of the MAA. Our goal is to help you tailor your giving to match your philanthropic dreams and to make donating as easy as possible. I invite you to become a patron at the level most appropriate for you and your family, and make your tax-deductible gift of $25, $50, $500, $1,000 or more using the enclosed envelope or online at www.marlingtonalumni.org. We’re here for good.

Vondea (Bohyachyk) Sheaffer (’76)PresidentMarlington Alumni Association

Jamie Cochran (‘07)

Distributes $45,000 to 2012 Grads

The Marlington Alumni Association held its annual meeting and scholarship awards banquet April 30, 2012 at The Hartville Kitchen and distributed awards totaling $45,000 to twenty Marlington seniors.

Depending on available resources, awards ranged from $500- $10,000 and will help students purchase books, pay tuition or fund specific course requirements. More than sixty students’ applications, transcripts and essays were evaluated by the MAA scholarship committee and carefully compared to each scholarship’s specific criteria. Scholarships were awarded based on varied combinations of academic accomplishments, personal interests, and need, and will assist students pursuingfurther education in agriculture, science, medicine, journalism, technical school, engineering arts, music and more.

The Carol Teutsch Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Bailey Willis. Bailey plans to attend The University of Akron to study biomedicalengineering and pharmacy. Following that she hopes to complete graduate school then attend Northeast Ohio Medical University

(NEOMED). Some of her favorite memories of school are of attending Junior Scholars and building strong relationships with friends. The teachers that influenced her the most were Mrs. Gregory, Mr. Locke, Mr. Oyster, and Mrs. Bugansky.

Brooklyn Dimit received both the Harold and Ruth Sweitzer Scholarshipand the Kimi Korleski Memorial Scholarship. She plans to attend Capital University to study Art Therapy. A softball player while at Marlington, Brooklyn plans to play in

college as well. Her favorite teacher was Mrs. Bugansky, saying her “vibrant personality” made her love the class and learn too.

Keri Gamble was awarded a James Krabill Memorial Scholarship. She plans to attend the University of Findlay to pursue a career in Equine Business Management. After receiving her education, Keri would like to manage or represent the sales and

production of a horse product or business. In high school she enjoyed soccer and reading, and also horseback riding and skiing.

Justin Weisent received a James Krabill Memorial Scholarship and theRichard W. Bohaychyk Memorial Scholarship. He will attend HockingCollege and hopes to become a forest ranger. While in high schoolJustin enjoyed wrestling,

FFA, fishing, and farming. The teacher whoinfluenced him the most was Mr. Raber because he made the classroom “a fun place to be” and helped Justin select a career path.

Megan Buza was awarded one of four Marlington Alumni AssociationScholarships. She plans to attend Ohio State University to studyJournalism and Behavioral Sciences. After graduation from college, Megan would like to go on mission trips, become a marriage

In MemoriumBy Marsha (Rinehart) Graham (’70)

The Marlington community lost a valued member May 3, 2012 when Thomas William Hazen went to his Heavenly home.

Many remember Mr. Hazen as a principal or guidance counselor. Others saw him in the neighborhood, at church or at community functions. No matter where, Tom Hazen was most recognized by his graciousness and his friendly smile.

Tom took genuine interest in other’s lives. He loved to hear updates and accomplishments and often remembered details and connections others forgot. He so enjoyed keeping up with alumni that for some years he contacted former students, charted their post-graduation accomplishments and kept up-to-date statistics. Always with an interest in improving the school, he shared the data with MHS staff and made suggestions for ways to improve MHS curriculum to better serve the students!

While Tom made an impact at Marlington, his life was full of achievements!

Did you know he:• wasbornFeb.4,1917andlivedfor 95years• GraduatedfromAllianceHighSchool• GraduatedfromMountUnionCollege• wasaFirstLieutenantintheUnited States Army• wasawardedtheBronzeStar• wasintheMedicalDetachment–Infantry• wasmarriedtoHelen(Pauli)Hazenfor 65 years • taughtatOsnaburgLocalHSand Marlboro HS• earnedhisMaster’sDegreeatKent State University• wasMarlingtonHighSchool’sfirstPrincipal and served for15 years• wasMHS’sFirstVocationalCounselor• retiredin1984• wasapublishedauthor

Though these few facts may highlight some of Mr. Hazen’s life, they can never reveal his best trait- he was a true, honorable and wise gentleman. Mr. Hazen always listened and processed before speaking. He was tactful, caring and compassionate. He loved his family and cherished his years at Marlington. May he always be remembered both in and out of the halls of Marlington High for he will be sorely missed.

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ByKaren(Slabaugh)Humphries(‘83) andVondea(Bohaychyk)Sheaffer(‘76)

Kaley Hoffman earned the Ramser Scholarship. Ms. Hoffman will attendOhio Wesleyan University to pursue International Studies and French. She says she would love to have “a position in government” where she could use French daily. Her back-up plan is to

be a middle school French teacher. She enjoyed choir, Character Counts, and tennis during school and was highly influenced by Miss Hempstead and Mr. Oyster, calling both of them her “role models.”

Samantha Schoeppner received the Wayne and Bertha McAlister FamilyScholarship and will study Animal Science at The Ohio State University. She plans to become a marine veterinarian with a minor in Spanish. While in school she enjoyed soccer, National

Honor Society, and spending time with family and friends. She was highly challenged by her math teachers, and enjoyed all of her senior year teachers.

Alex Schaeffer received the PeteMoulinScholarshipandplans to study Chemistry at Marietta College then pursue aDoctorateinPharmacy.Heenjoyed tennis and being selected for Buckeye Boys State during school. His most influential teachers were Mr. Locke and Mrs. Francis.

Melissa Johnson received the Rita Moulin Scholarship and will study Social Work at Anderson University. She hopes to become a medical social worker to then be employed in a children’s hospital. She would also liketojointhePeaceCorps to take her skills

and knowledge overseas. In school she enjoyed Choir, Jazz Choir, drama productions, volleyball, Link Crew, and Spanish Club. She was highly influenced by Mr. Sholtis, Mrs. Haynam, Mrs. Bugansky,andMrs.Painter.

David Gonzalez received a Scott and Cheryl Robertson Scholarship. He will attend the University of Mount Union to study Accounting. At Marlington he enjoyed football, wrestling, lifting weights, and hisfriends. One of his favorite memories was serving

as the CEO of a Junior Achievement company. He was most influenced by Mr. Grady and Mrs. Bugansky.

Sam Heavner was awarded a Scott and Cheryl Robertson Scholarship. He will attend West VirginiaUniversitytostudyComputer Engineering. After graduating he would like to work for a computer tech company orfor the Department of

Defense. He enjoyed Cross Country and Track while in school, and Mr. Locke and Mr. Oyster influenced him the most.

For more information about establishing a scholarship with the Marlington Alumni Association, please contact Vondea (Bohaychyk) Sheaffer at (330) 697-4036 or email us at marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com. Your generosity will make a difference now- and for a lifetime!

counselor and establish her own foundation. Megan credits her second grade teacher, Mrs. White, as being most influential. Mrs. White taught her to be comfortable around “everyone.” In school Megan enjoyed volleyball, Ski Club, Student Council, Link Crew, Spanish club, and serving as a bell ringer.

Rachel Fox received a Marlington Alumni Association Scholarship. Rachel will attend Malone University to study mathematics. After graduating she hopes to have a job daily utilizing her degree in mathematics while continuing to live

her life for Christ. During school she enjoyed marching and concert bands, piano and violin lessons, scrapbooking, and attending the Chapel in Marlboro youth group.

Gregory Margida received a Marlington Alumni Association Scholarshipand will attend either Davidson College or Earlham College to studyBiochemistry and minor in French. His career plans include becoming a surgeon, but he hopes

to continue studying languages so he can also volunteer with “Doctors without Borders,” an organization which reaches out to under-served populations. Gregory was a member of the undefeated football team his freshman year, which he says, he will never forget.

Harlee Floyd received a Marlington Alumni Association Scholarship and plans to attend Baylor University to study Psychology/Neuroscience.In school Harlee enjoyed being a part of Lady Dukes Soccer and Track, 4-H, and horseback riding. She

credits “all” of her math and science teachers with making medical school “fathomable.”

Emily Grossman received theGeraldP.BurkeScholarship and will attend Ohio Christian University to study Youth Ministry and Psychology.Sheplanstobe a psychologist and a youth pastor, eventually becoming a motivational speaker at youth retreats

and conventions. Her favorite school memory is of winning the NBC championship in soccer. She was highly influenced by Mr. Locke and Mr. Farrell.

Ean Dickerhoof received the Ford C. Davis Scholarship and will attend The University of Akron to study Mechanical Engineering. After college he hopes to get a job with a golf company and design “innovative golf equipment.” His

favorite school memories include the field trip to Washington D.C. in Middle School and winning the NBC championship in golf his senior year.

James Sedoris was awarded the Barbara Yoder Hall Scholarship and plans to study Journalism at Kent State University, and may also double major in Library Science or Education. While in school he enjoyed marching band, reading, music, Academic Challenge,

and hiking. He was influenced most by Mr. Yeagley and Miss Hempstead.

Brandi Biddle received the Hastings Scholarship and will attend The Ohio State University to study Exercise Science and Pre-PhysicalTherapy.She plans to become a PhysicalTherapisttohelpothers. She loved building relationships in school and

was influenced most by Mr. Locke, Mr. Oyster, and Mrs. Bugansky.

Student Scholar SponsorsThe following donors graciously sponsored one or more Student Scholars for 2012 Annual Meeting and Scholarship Banquet.

AnonymousMichelle(Vaughan)Bakan(’81)Bill(’79)&Ann(Toussant)(’80)BiddleWally(’63)&Andrea(Miller)(’63)GummMary (Yoder) Hilmer (’53) Clyde(’68)&SherryLepleyTom Liber (’63)FredMcClure(’78)Bob(’61)&MaryLou(Biery)(’61)MuckleySue(Robertson)Neil(’79)Kelly(’76)&Martha(Dickerhoof)(’77)PalmerBill(’54)&ShirleyPattonJerryPeterson(’68)RyanPilla(’95)GordonRinehart(FormerMHSPrincipal)Dennis(’76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)(’76)SheafferMary Staib (MMS Teacher)Jay(’55)&JoAnn(McCloskey)(’62)SweitzerJohn(’71)&Leslie(Lanzer)(’71)Wasem

Scholarship Fund DonationsCaring alumni, friends and family members have contributed to the following Marlington Alumni Association Scholarship Funds from January 1, 2011-December 31, 2011.

Richard W. Bohaychyk Memorial ScholarshipSam(’54)&Barb(Bretz)(’54)BaconCharlesBeltz(’76)&HollyJohnsonPastorJoelCochranDon&Annabelle(BlossBohaychyk)(’54)FearonKaren(Zellers)Garra(’59)Bill(’54)&ShirleyPattonCarl(’50)&JeanetteRichardsDennis(’76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)(’76)Sheaffer Gerald Burke Memorial ScholarshipMr.&Mrs.PhilipAckelAnethesia for Children, Children’s Hospital-Medi-cal Center of AkronMary A. AntoniniRandy BieryMaryAnn BurkeMike&JillBurkeCarlton House Condominium AssociationSteven&Renee’CrewsJim&MaryAnnDay

Lee&DorothyDiColaEd&MaryDranguetLarry&CarolynFrankMr.&Mrs.EarlHaynesMr.&Mrs.TynesHildebrandDonald&EstelleKaufmanDavid&NancyKolyTom&Gwen(Burdick)(’69)LiverettBuddy&KimLottJohn&SarahLusterChris&JenniferMaggioDoug&JacqueMarshallDr.Roger&BarbaraMayerRickey&PamelaMcCalisterRobert&JoelleMcIloryJeff(’86)&LaVon(Howell)(’88)McLeodMr.&Mrs.AnthonyMorelliMary Jo MorseDorothy NeyDenise (Oyster) O’Neal (’71)EmilyPetrarcaRoy&PrissyReapGary&MarthaSampsonDennis(’76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)(’76)SheafferGerard&MaryThomas&FamilyBonnie TwaddleMichael&LynnViggiano&SonsLee&KimberlyWalkoJohn WilkinsonFown&NimWongEd,Mary&KatieYorkDonna Zink

Ford C. Davis ScholarshipFrankCarozzi(’83)Nadine(Davis)Donachy(’49)

Gordon Eaton ScholarshipGeorgia (England) Hennessy (’76)Bob&Jill(Eaton)(’84)Simms

Barbara (Yoder) Hall Memorial ScholarshipThe Hall FamilyDennis(’76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)(’76)Sheaffer

Kimi Korleski Memorial ScholarshipRenee Akenhead Elizabeth (Brock) Day (’74)RoseNero(’08)James Krabill Memorial Scholarship Karen (Koons) Carroll (’65)Jeff Toussant (’67)

Duke Gifts of $1,000 or greaterBill(’54)&ShirleyPattonTom(’68)&Karen(Wearstler)(’69)Robinson

Duchess Gifts of $500-$999

Knight Gifts of $100-$499Charles(’66)&Beverly(Burden)(’67)AndersonBarbara(Vaughn)Clunen(’47)Dawson Cunningham (’64)Dr. Douglas Cunningham (’66)Ronald(’51)&MaryDavisKaren(Zellers)Garra(’59)Houghton Mifflin - Matching GiftMitzi (Mihaila) Howard (’70)Bernard J. Knepp, Jr. (’67)KevinKrabill(’86)Dr. Rose (Moulin) Kuceyeski (’67)Glen Lair (’76)Marilyn (Stauffer) Lauby (’62)Janet (Dick) Lerner, DSW, LCSW-R (’60)Kerri(Bracher)Lohr(’93)John(’91)&Brooke(Leasure)(’92)McCartyRichard(’59)&Carol(Stermer)(’59)McGirrJeff(’75)&Lorie(Hoover)(’75)MillerPatty(Prichard)Miller(’98)Sue(Robertson)Neil(’79)Alan Oyster (’66)JohnOyster(’90)JerryPeterson(’68)Sharon(Moser)Pfister(’86)Bill(’70)&Nancy(Phillips)(‘72)PrueterGordonRinehart(FormerMHSPrincipal)Christina(Frank)Schatz(’85)Dennis(’76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)(’76)SheafferMike Sheppa (’67)Ray Sluss (’44)Monica(Egert)Smith(’93)PaulSteele(’62)Henry(’53)&MaryAnnaSweitzerMattTrieff(’86)Kent(’71)&MaryWalterEdna(Powell)Weil(37)William Zirblis (’45)DeAnnZufall(’84)

Lady Gifts of $50-$99DeborahAntram(’81)Karen (Koons) Carroll (’65)Christine (Bench) Clevenger (’71)Wayne(’88)&Amy(Fox)(’90)DennyJerry(’84)&Robin(’86)DuffAl(’81)&Deb(Krichbaum)(’87)FoxWade(’41)&AudreyFoxPhil&Lynn(Ermlich)(’78)FrancisJulie Greiner (’01)Paula(Detchon)Haigler(’77)Cindy(Phillips)Hazelton(’71)Denny Lutton (’66)Cheryl Mack (’63)TerryPfeifer(’65)Susan(Curtis)Scaia(’69)Ethel (McAlister) Shoemaker (’42)John(’71)&Leslie(Lanzer)(’71)WasemDenver Werstler (’62)

Earl Gifts of $25-$49 Jeff(’78)&Diane(Bedford)(’78)BaumGerald(’56)&MaryLouise(Anstine)(’58)BixlerMikeChunko(’88)John Flickinger (’63)John Gates (’62)Joanne (Furcolow) Glantz (’73)Celeste(Moore)Hannan(’80)Twila (Zumkehr) Hoover (’56)Richard Hickerson (’62)Gordon Knisely (’45)Faye (Rohrer) Maholm (’67)DavidMazzei(’84)Robert&Joelle(FormerMHSTeacher)McIlroyBenjaminScottMcIntosh(’78)Eunice (Schmucker) Miller (’64)Bonnie(Petre)Mills(’67)John(’75)&Diane(Bielz)(’75)SchumakerAleta(Ray)Smithbauer(’08)Dale Whitacre (’44)Mark Zellers (’77)

Herald Gifts of less than $25Verona(James)George(’71)

Thank you! We gratefully acknowledge those alumni, friends and caring family members who are committed to funding scholarships, academic assistance and student programs. Gifts were made from January 1, 2011- December 31, 2011.

Georgia (England) Hennessy (’76)In memory of her father, R. Dean England

Ron(’76)&DeniseHoffIn memory of 1st Lt. Ashley White-Stumpf (’05)

Dr. Rose (Moulin) Kuceyeski (’67)In memory of Cletus & Clarence Moulin

Thomas Kuhn (’46)In memory of Mary Sue (Austin) Kuhn

Ruth Miriam (Gilcrest) Moore (’43)In memory of Gerald Moore

Robert(’61)&MaryLou(Biery)(’61)MuckleyIn memory of 1st Lt. Ashley White-Stumpf (’05)

Gregory J. NewIn memory of his mother, Jane (Boldizsar) New (’37)

Gretchen (Miller) Norman (’60)In memory of Virginia Miller

Bill(’54)&ShirleyPattonIn memory of Mr. & Mrs. Orin McGlone

Bill(’70)&Nancy(Phillips)(‘72)PrueterIn memory of Judy (France) Chapman (’72)

MaryE.(Moore)Psolla(’52)In memory of Helen Hazen

TedPurvianceIn memory of his father, Merrill Purvi-ance, MHS Faculty (1957-’77)

Dan Schreckengost (’05)In memory of Allison Roudabush

George SchwinnIn memory of Norma Schwinn

Dennis(’76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)(’76)SheafferIn memory of Barbara (Yoder) Hall

GreggShinn,D.V.M.(’66)In memory of his parents, Dwight & Doris Shinn

GaryStauffer(’59)In memory of Jeannetta Stauffer

James(’42)&LilPappas(’42)StevensIn memory of Robert Stevens

Bonnie TwaddleIn memory of Gerald Burke

BillWyss(’78)In memory of Carl Lea

In HonorPaula(Fox)Baker(’71)In honor of her father, Wade Fox for over 50 years of dedication to Marlington

Tim&Mary(Lamb)(’77)BillerIn honor of the retirement of Shirley (Mc-Callum) Johnston (’61)

Karen (Koons) Carroll (’65)In honor of Tom Hazen

Irene (Wright) Cironi (’43)In honor of the Class of ‘43

Kim (Markham) Cully (’73)In honor of the marriage of Lauren Cully (’05) & Brady Bowser (’04)

Kim (Markham) Cully (’73)In honor of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Markham

Paula(Detchon)Haigler(’77)In honor of Terren Frenz

JoyceLamb(’83)In honor of Bertha McAlister’s & Jean Ann Shoemaker’s dedication as teachers

Jeffri Marshall - Mel’s Towing In honor of Shae Marshall (’11)

Patty(Prichard)Miller(’98)In honor of all teahers who believed in her

James(’42)&LilPappas(’42)StevensIn honor of Tyler Reay

Carolyn(Hazen)Wallen(’68)In honor of Tom Hazen

Lexington Twp. Fire Fighters’ Scholarship in Memory of Berkley BarkerLarry&LindaGreenLexington Twp. Fire DepartmentPaulMcCaulley(’99)Jeffri Marshall - Mel’s Towing MaryE.(Moore)Psolla(’52)Bonnie Twaddle

Wayne & Bertha McAlister Family Scholarship Olyn Boyle (’71)JoyceLamb(’83)Tom&Gwen(Burdick)(’69)Liverett

The Ramser ScholarshipGeoffFrank(’83)Paula(Detchon)Haigler(’77)Theresa (Frank) Hannon (’47)Mary (Yoder) Hilmer (’53)Bill(’65)&MelindaLiberTom&Gwen(Burdick)(’69)LiverettJoan Lutz (Former MHS Teacher)Bill(’54)&ShirleyPatton

The Scott & Cheryl Robertson Scholarship Scott(’80)&CherylRobertson

Carol Teutsch Memorial ScholarshipKaren (Koons) Carroll (’65)Bob&JoAnne(Pfeifer)9’65)DagenhardtDan Schreckengost (’05)Helen (Faulds) Showers (’36)

Memorial and Tribute GiftsCaring alumni, friends and family members re-membered and honored the following individualswith gifts to the Marlington Alumni Association from January 1, 2011-December 31, 2011.

In MemoryIn memory of Mrs. Mary Ann BurkeMr.&Mrs.PhilipAckelAnethesia for Children, Children’s Hospital-Medi-cal Center of AkronMary A. AntoniniRandy BieryMike&JillBurkeCarlton House Condominium AssociationSteven&Renee’CrewsJim&MaryAnnDayLee&DorothyDiColaEd&MaryDranguet

Larry&CarolynFrankMr.&Mrs.EarlHaynesMr.&Mrs.TynesHildebrandDonald&EstelleKaufmanDavid&NancyKolyBuddy&KimLottJohn&SarahLusterChris&JenniferMaggioDoug&JacqueMarshallDr.Roger&BarbaraMayerRickey&PamelaMcCalisterMr.&Mrs.AnthonyMorelliMary Jo MorseDorothy NeyEmilyPetrarcaRoy&PrissyReapGary&MarthaSampsonDennis(’76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)(’76)SheafferGerard&MaryThomas&FamilyMichael&LynnViggiano&SonsLee&KimberlyWalkoJohn WilkinsonFown&NimWongEd,Mary&KatieYorkDonna Zink

Renee Akenhead In memory of Kimi Korleski

Gerald(’56)&MaryLouise(Anstine)(’58)BixlerIn memory of Helen Hazen

Debbie(Edgell)Deel(’78)In memory of Betty J. Edgell Werstler

Harold(’39)&Betty(Umberger)(’39)DeviesIn memory of Norma Schwinn

William Eberle (’64)In memory of SP4 Dennis Wahl (’64) and WO1 Alvis Faverty, Jr. (’65)

Don&Annabelle(BlossBohaychyk)(’54)FearonIn memory of Jake & Vivian Yoder

Don&Annabelle(BlossBohaychyk)(’54)FearonIn memory of Leslie Whited

Alice (Krichbaum) Fitzpatrick (’51)In memory of Ruth (Krichbaum) SlickerPaula(Detchon)Haigler(’77)In memory of Eleanor Ramser

TomHazen(FormerPrincipal)In memory of his wife, Helen

Corporate -K.Palmer&AssociatesInsuranceAgency

Gold -CompassSystems&SalesCustomPolyBagInc.Robertson Heating Supply Co.Atrium OB-GYN Inc.Deerfield Farms Service Inc.QuickdraftStifelNicolaus&Co.WhitePhysicalTherapyRoyer Farms Inc.

Welcome Bag Sponsor -CustomPolyBagInc.

Hole Sponsors -Cassaday-Turkle- ChristianErmlich-Goris-Meadows InsuranceMarlboro ManufacturingDavidson Well DrillingBlasiman Fire ExtinguishersKeller ConstructionAnstine Machining Corp.Evan&SuzanneMorrisEvanichAccounting&TaxWalterHeating&RefrigerationBuckeyePackagingCo.Concorde Therapy GroupNick&AndreaEvanichMillers Flowerland (‘71)StroubleTrucking&WaterHaulingWestMainVeterinaryClinicKaren(Zellers)Garra(‘59)Traps Sports CenterDeHoff’sQualityOil&GasCorp.Tom(‘66)&Mary(Albright)Swartz(‘66)FisherPower&Electric(‘86&‘93)MaizeValleyMarlboro SupplyHuntingtonWealthAdvisor-PhilFrancisVanNostranYoungInsurancePsychological&FamilyConsultsTaggart’s Ice CreamDennis(‘76)&Vondea(Bohaychyk)Sheaffer(‘76)On The Spot Cleaners

Door prizes graciously provide byAlliance YMCABlasiman Fire EquipmentChase BankClassof1976Classof1977Cockrill’s StudioEdgewood Golf CourseEmbroidMeGrinders&SuchGrove ApplianceHuntington National BankKennedy BBQLakeview Golf CourseLavery’sManhattan CleanersMarlington Alumni BoardMary (Lamb) Biller, (‘77)Mel’s Barber ShopClass of 2011Mount Union Mill Inc.PleasantViewGolfCourseTannenhauf Golf CourseTrappsWetPawsDogSpaWhitePhysicalTherapy

Jeff Pucci (’82)

I give to the MAA because of my great

experience at Marlington. Donating to

the Alumni Association is something

I want to do because of the positive

experience I had- and I still bleed

orange and black! Go Dukes.

Kevin Pucci (’78)

I give to the Marlington Alumni

Association because it is important

that I support the school that provided

me the foundation of where I am

today. I had a great experience being a

Marlington Duke and I want to support

providing the same quality education as

I was given.

Ray Sluss (’44)

I spent my entire career in the

field of education- as a teacher,

a principal and for many years in

the academic textbook industry. I

believe in the value of education

and had opportunities because of

the generosity of others. It is my

privilege to give back and encourage

another generation.

Nancy Schwan (Retired MHS teacher)

I have gladly supported MAA through

theyears,asMarlington–andallthe

wonderfulpeopleitiscomposedof–

has supported me throughout the years.

Marlington is near and dear to my heart.

I did my student teaching there in the

springof1964,thenacceptedaposition

there in the fall -- and never left until I

retired thirty years later. It is a beautiful

and treasured part of my life.

Annabelle (Bloss) Fearon (’54)

I donate to the MAA because I am

proud of our school system. I know

the funds are managed well and time

and effort are put into choosing the

recipients. We need to show our

thanks for the education we received.

With grateful appreciation to our

2012 Golf Outing Sponsors and Donors

The Marlington Alumni Association is currently

accepting nominations for Outstanding Alumni. To

nominate a deserving alumni, please send your

letter of nomination (and contact information)

explaining why this person should be considered.

Attach additional pages and letters of support.

Information may include personal and professional

accomplishments, community involvement, family

information,other awards or recognition, newspaper

clippings or photos. Email inquiries may be sent

to marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com or mailed to

Marlington Alumni Association, Outstanding Alumni

Committee, PO Box 6001, Alliance, OH 44601.

Outstanding Alumni Nominations

Marlington Alumni AssociationPO Box 6001 Alliance, OH 44601

www.marlingtonalumni.org

marlingtonalumni@yahoo.com

Debbie Fox ( ‘87)I give because the MAA is a great organization that promotes pride in our schools and community. I appreciate getting the newsletter with updates on events and classmates. The scholarships given to senior students as they begin their post-high school career not only help them succeed in their chosen career but affirm them as worthy individuals.

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Your support of the MAA should reflect your philanthropic intentions. Whether you make a gift of appreciated assets now or provide a legacy gift from your personal estate, we want to fulfill your goals. Talk to us about your gift so we understand how you want us to use it. Contact Bill Liber (330) 936-3173 or Vondea Sheaffer (330) 697-4036 if youwould like to discuss your gift to the MAA.