Congratulations to the Outstanding Alumni of the Year!
Carey (Wurgler) Smith ‘81
Carey A. Smith is currently President of the Defense & Space strategic business unit of Honeywell Aerospace, which provides a wide range of engineering, products, and logistical services to the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, government agencies, international ministries of defense, and defense contractors worldwide. In total, Carey is responsible for $5 billion of annual revenue of products from over 100 sites worldwide. more
Carey (Wurgler) Smith ‘81
Carey A. Smith is currently President of the Defense & Space strategic business unit of Honeywell Aerospace, which provides a wide range of engineering, products, and logistical services to the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, government agencies, international ministries of defense, and defense contractors worldwide. In total, Carey is responsible for $5 billion of annual revenue of products from over 100 sites worldwide. more
Give the Gift of Education!
We hear time and again from students who receive scholarships through the MAA that they benefit from both the financial assistance and the knowledge that their community believes in them enough to support their education. click to donate
We hear time and again from students who receive scholarships through the MAA that they benefit from both the financial assistance and the knowledge that their community believes in them enough to support their education. click to donate
Marlington Alumni Association
The Marlington Alumni Association (MAA) is comprised of more than 12,000 graduates and friends of Marlington High School, the former Marlboro High School and those students who graduated from Washington and Lexington Township Schools from 1958-1962. Located in Alliance, Ohio, in the predominantly rural, northeast quadrant of Stark County, the MAA strives to provide financial assistance to deserving graduates in the form of scholarships and book grants. Established in 1989 the MAA is a Non-Profit, 501(c)(3) operating exclusively for charitable purposes under Ohio Non-Profit Corporation Law. All trustees and Officers of the Marlington Alumni Association are alumni and are volunteers. Learn more
The Marlington Alumni Association (MAA) is comprised of more than 12,000 graduates and friends of Marlington High School, the former Marlboro High School and those students who graduated from Washington and Lexington Township Schools from 1958-1962. Located in Alliance, Ohio, in the predominantly rural, northeast quadrant of Stark County, the MAA strives to provide financial assistance to deserving graduates in the form of scholarships and book grants. Established in 1989 the MAA is a Non-Profit, 501(c)(3) operating exclusively for charitable purposes under Ohio Non-Profit Corporation Law. All trustees and Officers of the Marlington Alumni Association are alumni and are volunteers. Learn more
Thank You! You Made The Difference
April 2015 marked the culmination of the Marlington Alumni Association’s Cultivating Great Minds Campaign, celebrating 25 years of continued growth and excellence.Because of you, it was a tremendous success!
Over the past 18 months, you worked together to raise nearly $200,000 and established seven new scholarships- both record-breaking accomplishments! Gifts from alumni, faculty and friends of Marlington continue to help Marlington seniors with the expenses of post-secondary training or college tuition. And just as importantly, your gifts will affirm these talented students, letting them know we expect great things as they carry the Duke legacy into the next generation.
As part of Cultivating Great Minds Campaign, we encouraged a friendly competition between classes. Nearly 400 individuals and corporations (another record broken!) supported your alumni association. Congratulations to the class of 1961 with 15 classmates making gifts toward the campaign. A special thanks also to the class of 1954 with nearly 30% of their class participating.
Your MAA Board takes their responsibilities and stewardship of your gifts very seriously. In 2015, we received more than 60 applications and awarded 41 scholarships totaling $59,500- again, record-breaking accomplishments. The scholarship committee, under the leadership of Clyde Lepley (’68) spent many hours reviewing, reading and evaluating applications to make carefully informed decisions. Their efforts ensure a fair and unbiased process to the most important role of your MAA.
Over the past 18 months, you worked together to raise nearly $200,000 and established seven new scholarships- both record-breaking accomplishments! Gifts from alumni, faculty and friends of Marlington continue to help Marlington seniors with the expenses of post-secondary training or college tuition. And just as importantly, your gifts will affirm these talented students, letting them know we expect great things as they carry the Duke legacy into the next generation.
As part of Cultivating Great Minds Campaign, we encouraged a friendly competition between classes. Nearly 400 individuals and corporations (another record broken!) supported your alumni association. Congratulations to the class of 1961 with 15 classmates making gifts toward the campaign. A special thanks also to the class of 1954 with nearly 30% of their class participating.
Your MAA Board takes their responsibilities and stewardship of your gifts very seriously. In 2015, we received more than 60 applications and awarded 41 scholarships totaling $59,500- again, record-breaking accomplishments. The scholarship committee, under the leadership of Clyde Lepley (’68) spent many hours reviewing, reading and evaluating applications to make carefully informed decisions. Their efforts ensure a fair and unbiased process to the most important role of your MAA.
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