Howland Township High School - Scroll Yearbook (Warren, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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Xf5Sf.f?Mav'f' T fl f ' .Q . K .. W , Q , ,M ,. V V .. v N ' x , . Ya 1 K 1, ' W ,, , A K J N , My I ' Si ff W Q' . , 9 ex ,. vw - 9 ,J I W W 1 4- . gy N, , A .f .. H' W iv 1, . ,,,, 4, hw 2 1 3 s 1 S2 n ' K5 ,hw .J we 7 '5Q'3x9 1 , af W . , n ilgi sa ' .. ..., -. 7 fp , dr 1- 4+ DEDICATIO To our new school, to our parents, teachers, and the people of our community who made this new school possible, we, the class of 1951, do dedicate this yearbook. We are the first class to be graduated from this school. At the beginning of this year it was new and strange to us, but we have grown to love and respect it. May all the classes that follow us learn to appreciate the New Howland High School as we have. Without the help of our parents, teachers, and the other people of the community, this school, of which we are so proud, could never have been possible. Through the sacrifices made by the people of Howland, their will- ingness to do whatever necessary, and their co-operation in planning and constructing, we now have our new school. It is not the building alone, however, that makes our school great. Our faculty and advisors, the school board - these are the people who make our school more than just a building. Through their 'patience and will- ingness to help, they have given us an education that we will never forget - not only in academic subjects, but in getting along with people, and preparing to take our place in the world. As we go out these doors of Howland High, what we have learned here will not be forgotten, and we will have the memories of this, our school, forever. May we put to use these things we have been taught - making the world a better place in which to live - and by so doing show our appreciation. .f . Y !5'f 'Xg5:.3 ' ' ,g F .155 K2 1 XT slip. ' - . - -w--- - M.. ADMINISTRATION Board of Education Leff 'lo Riqhi' Mrs. Humason, Mr. Herz, Mr, Beer, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Berry, Mr. Minus. We would like to recognize the fine work that this group of officials has done for Howlzincl School, and for the community. Backing the new school movement from the beginning, these men have now enabled the aclclitional rooms and the new gymnasium to he constructed. These members have shown us the true spirit of service, and have haclcecl the students and faculty to the fullest possihle extent. l'a,:1- Tun Mr. Lemasters Supa-rinlena'ent Mr. Hanson Mrs. Humason High School Principal Srhool Secretary Pager '.l'lu'v4' Bob Alexander directs our hand Which soon will he lcnown throughout the land. He has a dance hand and an orchestra too, The music he plays suits hoth me and you. W 1 fig? A t Vi 1 f f 3 Nlr. Bailey teaches civics and history ln Algehra I, which lVlr. Barrick taught us, Wliich to his students is a mystery. He kicked Beclcy out for raising a fuss. They flock to his room from hither and yon, We still hold many fond memories of class That the knowledge he gives might spur Like when he pllt Bunny in the wastehaslcet ilu-in on. on his head. Dick teaches shop and coaches hall. Mrs. Bode, kind and good. Vifirh patience and fortitude he directed our We hope he'll he luaclc again next Fall! Teaches Latin as she should. plays Lots of fun and very wittyff S'Tu et Egan is her pride and joy. Which would have left anyone else in a daze QThis is the line to rhyme the dittyll Composed 'of each Latin Class girl and hoy. Nlr. Dearth also teaches in his spare time But if I rt-ll you what suhjects, this poem won't rhyinef Our lVliss Frederick is new this year Teaching the children of hirds and hees, Hiestand coaches our varsity team. American History and geography she makes Flowering shruhs and leafy trees, Whcfn we win games, we are right on the very clear. Nlrs, Griffin holds full sway heainl Vocational guidance she gives io all, In hiology class every day. Basehall champs we proved to be, And shels willing to help us whenever 'Cause Hiestand coached us to victory. we call. M . Every morning at nine-o-five. With his hutch and horned rimmed glasses In all Miss lsraeliorfs classes Spanish is used Narry a soul could Mrs. Husher find alive. Mr. Isaacson teaches speech classes. Sometimes, I think, it is very abusedl Her homeroom was completely hare He teaches iunior high English, too She teaches the seventh. eleventh and twelfth The senior girls were out romhing their hair. And in radio productions, gives us our cue. graders. The latter l7CIl1g the lwest evaders. i I Dear Mrs. johnson delights in English tests Roy 'iRogers jones is a luaskethall whiz. Mi'. Lash is very meek. But we are all sure that she loves her dogs lsest. In chemistry he often gives us a quiz. He teaches lwookkeeping at its peak. Through dull poetry and Marlweth we must Experiments, lectures, and reports, galore. His method of teaching is very grand listen We think he looks hetter on the -hasketlaall And we hookkeepers will he the hest in the After we are graduated, itis her wt-'ll he floor! land. missin'. ws, Little of stature and little of voice Shorthand and typing she teaches with ease Mrs. Morrison. who is new this year. For all the hoys, Nlzss Marsh is their choice. Miss lWarto we are always striving to please. Leads our Aflappella with great cheer. She teaches gym and study hall too. Some say her hark is worse than her hite Her pleasant smile and winning ways She was iust graduated from Kent State U. But when we get our homework. she's all right. Make- us wish we had A Cappella seven days Our Miss Newey teaches trig Wnyrld history and government shetearhes well, The girls she teaches to sew and cook And believe you me, her joh is liig. In and out of the classroom, we think So they will not have to refer to a hook. Algebra, geometry-solid and plane, she's swell. She supervises the cafeteria so wc canyt cut All that math would give me a pain. Nlrs. Reiser hides hehind doors to cacrh kids in line, who run But really, Mrs. Stroup, we thinlc youlre fine And is very glad when her dayls worlc is done. Miss YX7oodford keeps the books in our new Nursie with her powders and pills school. Cures all our aches, and pains and ills. She says. A book is the greatest tool. In Nlrs. Pattersoxfs offices day after clay Her class of girls-librarians to be, She makes us well in her pleasant way. Helps her run the library very smoothly. So for these teachers, one and all Who've guided us through study hall And classes, where we've gone each clay fEven though we didnyt stay, We sadly sigh and say adieu. fThcn run and clap because M wc're tlirouglill SEN IDRS - 1951 Sponsors , ,WWWW 4 MRS. I-IUSHER MRS. REISER We wish to thank Mrs. Reiser and Mrs. Husher for being so patient with our class problems. We lcnow that we have caused them many headaches, and at times they have probably wished they were scrub women rather than senior class sponsors. Seriously though, we wish to acknowledge the grand job of counseling that these teachers have done. U MR. HANSON T o Mr. Hanson, we express our gratitude and appreciation for his guidance and thoughtfulness. I-Ie has given us many solutions or suggestions in solving our indi- vidual and class problems. As we leave this school to further our education or to acquire a vocation, we feel that we are greatly indebted to Mr. Hanson as being responsible for helping to prepare us for life,s problems. Hegmas given us a dem- ocratic ideal of American citizenship. mm- Iiighl Class fficers NANCY TUCKER 1? Secretary 4 PM O NX 'GQSAW' N Yleqfzvb X27 Kee Yi ber OV? OMAR THOMAS Pre:1a'ent f fa , x Pago Num: KATHERINE ADGATE Katie Smiling, happy, never blue. One of the nicest We ever knew. DOROTHY BAKER Bake Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. RONALD BALDWIN Ronnie A hone! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! MARGARET BEE Matgy The mifdcxt mann rs, and the gcnllcxt hcarl. 57 mgjm ' 1? A e X 2 .f f 3 A -ng , I f x f We Z' K tip 4 5 e sp 243 Wx it 6 E I 9 if sl.. 9 jlzwfo N we . f' N 5 RICHARD BLANK Dickie f And to his eye there was but one Beloved face on earth. PATRICIA BOWER Pat Giggle, giggle, all day long. Life to her is but a song. RUTH BUECHLING Ruthie Trouble, trouble everywhere. Look for trouble, Ruthie': there. PHILIP CHALUPKA A Phil He is a gentleman through and through. Yet he keep: all the girls in a stew. 1 f f 1 .4-f I I O ' 1 'I . -9 I i 1- Jill 'its-2' 0, ef, X U MG 3 .K I' f 5 ll :XI 7 Q fa ,, fffff Q I J ff f El, OISE CLARK Eloise Be to her virtues very kind. WILLIAM COOK Bill A true man-be loves the bachelor freedom. 1,1041 Q lllllllo L th R , , ri' I l R IIII '- ! 1 J C UT f . ' ,. 1 'I r X ' 4 5 hlilkk ' I I 1 I Be to ber faults a little blind. 'YJ 1' i 05. Fa. 'Cyl , llc M IK 1-Q . ' 'F RAYMOND DAYLIDA Bunny Let us live 'Within our meam, even if we have to borrow the money to do it. CHARLOTTE DIFFORD Char,' therc's work loxdo or gel, Believe ur :l7e's there. 4 VKX I. fi x 1 gk X9 Fel X is-sem in NYM' Qi K' 0 1 3-x wg: XX-'bk I Q1- SHOqrH4 40 ELI 0 PM ,Z 5. W-I ai' -5 ' If, .5 XC NA f DAVID ENSALL Dave H oTRo D Ana' We say Women love to talk! 'QVIHII1 LEON FLICKINGER Flick Wyse best men. -,Z-, if fifb Q9 1 Illlln in Men Of few words are the 64, X M 'Q ' 'f FRANCIS K A s,' f,, GIMMA ' ' Q Q -it J Let's go to chemistry- ' I need the sleep. - ' -. .vu 1 WI 9 2 gl if 2 X . RAYMOND 1 . GROVE Bo W 4 For Goa s sake, give me a man Who is smart enough to make a fool of himself. was rg' ' CAROL I-IAN ER Hamer Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye. In every gesture dignity ana' love. JOHN HULAN 4 Johnnie His knowledge and personality are well to he commended. RAYMOND JARWIN f'Ray His imagination is of the highest character. PATRICIA JOHNSON ffpae' There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. 9 Fail 3 it O X x , 25212 Q86 R e.. gi l! , Q r , if ,A J X I f- Kd! - ' -,ery I X X 7 'U yv WL ll 'Z ill5-W' 4 5 N , ff IX L3 !! DORIS KEELEY Doris Beautiful faces are those that wear Whole-fouled honesty printed there. RICHARD KOVACS Dick All mankind loves a lover. JAMES KUHN 'fjim What .rhall I do to he forever known And make the age to come, my own? DAVID LEMASTERS D.j. Patience, and shuffle the cards. as 6 I 'w w as roi, 4-.lumlml ls X I 9 4 03334, i 1 M 9 'Hwmv x flltlllllll , J- . Qiiia '-b e SQ XX 'htkl' 1. J x V K 'WI Qvwfw fm ip hffhx 1 5 y, y M? fr Wy wi' -We , .. ,....... X-ax M T g of Z I Q vm JUDITH LISBY f-Judy' -W- A live Wire that will never be stepped on. MARGARET LIVINGSTON Peggy When sun is set the little stars will shine. RGSENA LYTLE Rose She that was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet Was never loud. FRANK MARTINO Sparks He was a scholar, exceedingly wise, Fair spoken, and liked by all. .-Ln yfgyfolsf rm 6'? ' Xrfxcf ,, QSJV n fl a 9 , er X X2 Yi I4 u SN 'V , 0 Ni tl . fzifnif lffii' 'Nia L,-! ,F X av p I PJAI ' Q Z ff! 2 X ,Ma , 1 s 9 Q MELVIN MILLER Fred All great men are dying. I feel sick myself. JANE M INTERN ujaniel' She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. JOHN MONGELLUZZO f'J0h1my He awoke one morning to find himself famous, But be went back to sleep again, JANET PALM f-Janes' janet, who is sweet and slay, ' Too late boys, sbe's got her guy. B V 1:1094 -0 fn he ' Q Q: -vary? if 4a f K ml Q 3 : . 'VM K fi 2'-y f'f?f' 5? 552 J x 74' Xxx . Q Y 5 sk ' 1 df 9 ii Q S A5309 lf o QQ O0 'Pye scvwimms 1 - .. G7 Q' rg .7-X X1 X J CHARLEN E PAUL 'Sherry' My true love hath my heart, And I have his. JOYCE PETTAY -'joy' What a strange thing is man! And what a stranger is woman. JOSEPH P151-IOTTI -Ioev I looked, she fell- Women, Women, Women! EVELYN POLLARD 'gEvvy So full of fun, so full of cheer She isn't as shy as she may appear. 'Z1 . 4- 29 ., ff ff? ' r ,f 44 J x rr -- il 22 . , 7 'Hf' . ' 92 Nj f f if Y fx! r 1 HI X if if X N C -,,,,., - ,iw 9' if IX W X REBECCA PRICE 'fsecky There was never a mint with red hair. - , ja if 1 an . Q4 vr J J' Q AY 4' A fffc ,ff fa X ze 'A I . O 5 Q MARY ROGENSKI Tootsie Is she not a modest young lady fix ' W 'X im 4: ,, 3 i m ? Ik I f :TU CAROLE SCHWAB Speed Buried in thought xhe seemed? 'vil- P23 , E , - ,A '10, 53 V ,A 737 Wg ff ,Ali.f: fry I n a JAMES SHAFER C1inf' A diller, a dollar, Our 10:45 scholar. , Tix- ' 7 ' - ,. X G Z L.. L w I! Q 'I . I X I I sf! '57, W, , Qi' mu WI 3, E JAMES SPRAGUE Paco I say the 'very things that make the greatest stir. CECIL STEIN BECK Teddy If all the girls would let me alone-that is, all hut one. AUDREY STREB Audrey There is a lot of deviltry Beneath her innofence. EVA MAE SWINDLER Eva What,s behind those quiet ways? xx' L N 1 1 N f V Geal w, ,gg Syyilgflriijri f fd, . , f Q f , f M I ' 1 61 e I I 1 0 'I :I K ya Q... ! '-' fri. i' Q 4 jj ,5 .. f f 1' I 'f,',+fx ff' 5 as :gs 99 W !! we , g f? f ,PE g if 'i- I ? 5w I i 'Q 1 al 'ln' Y , , l I W H A f N Q, li-If will yu rl H DOLORES TAICLET I have a lveart with room for every boy. OMAR THOMAS Oct Here is a lamb indeed that baas like a Wolf. PATRICIA THOMPSON ffpmy' I am beginning to smell a rat. NORMA TROCHECK Norm Slzc lxaf a pleasan! smile A And a gentle way. ' IW f' Deny ' mm fi- ,512 el e ge 'L an ii?-ily ef 6:2 3 -Q ia I Q .J lm ax QU ,H ,- Q E J- K? ' 4 9 235 J Y f' ,-.- I 1 ei Dff U 7 V x.- M. ww 'Tfllwllyii l x UW 'N Sb f I ,I QODGJIFT U-HOQASIE l I e l e ll ,M , O K-a 4' 'V BURT TROWBRIDGE Burt 14' 9 1 1 ww Lifg-35 4 pleasant institution, x Leis take it ar it comes. ' 3 ,,,,-xxv..felL ,,,,' . md K Q E' file.- Z . NANCY ' ' TUCKER S'Tuc1a' Q t Y! B I I She loolqx as clean as morning 3- rose: 'www' Newly washed with dew. MQ!! U Q U x A 4 6, 2711: XXX JERRALD fs VANDERGRIFT Vandy U 3 4 Thinking ix hut an idle waxte X o . 4 , f thought 9 --- 'ff' 'WWW fflui WNW J! ' 1 lla 1 lf f RUTH ANN WACK ffT0by,' llf e 03 I shall laugh myxelf to dearly. 1 I ff 47? 'min Z3 .- s N SHEILA v WARD Shed rhatter. J .x 1 r 5 a f 0 . . N5 A bubble of fncndlmess and 9 ECA A CHARLES , f ' WINCH 'gcharlien Q, gjveff lmorrgini kb? looked' .jvir egzrsan xceaneuwea. iff' 7 AW ' X swf! yy Z. 11 f! 4' f ,gf 5 1 'ff f f I ff ff .iii 171 f ff X! IW? ,, , ails Q JAMES WOLCOTT Lew W 'Q We wonder if be pitches woo as well as he pitches baseball. ' .. df ' ' --P A 'fa OYK UL b I ww 'lr viva 7? Wliat's eo liuimy? . . . So tired . . . Ali, Spring! . . . Wlititta lweatityl . . . l,o-ik tliih way, please . . . Lcgsll , . . Uonlt we look pretty? , . . Whicli twin has the Toni? . . . Camera tlay , . . Wfoll' with sheepis clothing , . . Oneltwo-three liiflcl . . . Phil . . . Oh Jimmy! . . . Wlieeeeee! . . , 'lilirow her in . . . Relax, Nancy Oli happy clay . . . Outdoor stuclyhall . . . Dicl I tell you? , . .Wii1tertiiiwi- . . ,Senior Sweethearts . . . Chums from way hack . . . 'lialce me out to the hall game. UNDERCLASSMEN omaha fgzbh 'th 'CSF' Firsf Row Betty Bupp, Billie Callahan, Nancy Chappell, Joanne Crowe, Barhara Geer, Shirley Green, Charlene Hawes, DeLores Kaso Second Row Donna Thorpe, Mildred Simun, janet Yeagley, Elsie Sheldon, Nancy Wineland, Peg Parent, Mary Lou Wilde, Shirley Sloas Third Row Evelyn Palm, Sally Rose, jackie Pridcly, jackie Nliclcelson, janet McGarvey, Charlene Powell, Billie Leap, Katharine Perry. Fourfll Row Pat Latham, June McNamara, Helen Latham, Peggy Kane, Adrienne Hiestand, Ethel Hershberger, Carol Crawford, Helen Bones Fiffh Row Dot Young, Ruth Han-iairla Absenf Alma Palm Paige 'l'wenly-liiglll M! W mum fgfofyn ff f ' i f hiw A M 4 'V r 'gag fm Firsi' Row Bob Griffith, Bill Dalson Second Row - Joe Licavoli, Clem Orr, jim Priddy, jim Springer, Keith Reiner, George Antonell Bob Barstow, Bob Cordell, Diclc Davis Ray Davis, Arnold Geer, Richard Hanson G r H , , a y artman, Paul Hayden i I Third Row George Griffith, Donald Kagy, john Leifer, Don Maffit, jack Nlessersmith, john Poulson, Everett Radcliffe, john Readman Fourfh Row Larry Rihel, Leslie Sechler, Leslie Shelar, Eddie Snyder, Philip Wack. Absent Norman Vail, Paul Hayden 4 Page Twenty-Nine 'SJ' 'ly fume e .i ee.. f it fwhhwrzofm C9526 , 9 ,W ., A 3 M Q . 5 ' ': :A 1 - . 5 - V' 'AA,, y . ' ,... V I f . . 1 'i i i 1' fi ,,,, ' ,, Eye ,il , .aff 4 2 il we la M Q. me if as 1-i ' em, fi2i25f33i'a., X si fa ,gg ' ,aim M- aael V as gg 'Aff ffl' or ' a , Vg W , gf gyiyq AHEZQ: y in U N Y sv! sr?i Fr E 1,1 ,V H ,, Q6 Q' -Q.V. - f ..V'- y -A if -' 4 3, X -'2' I lg ,gg I i , if KK , e f 'if x 1 :IV , . s H 'A :.,. is J Firsf Row Madeline iiones, Nancy Howl-r, Laugara Brown, Betty Grate, Norma Cole, Lois Druschel, lfdythe Gimma, Ruth B1-ttikcr SeCOIld Rdwrjlane Duncan, Marlene Hayden, Ginny Herz, Pat Kearns, Sally jones, Maxine Hcxmixvich, Nancy Marrz, Maxine Evans Third ROWWQPL-g Moolc, Sally OlNeill, Alice jones, Shyrlei Keeley, Jerry Licavoli, julian Orostin, Barbara Kibler, 'lean Infanti Follrfh Row 'Joann Misrrki, Elizabeth Mongelluzzo, june Noble, Rachel Nlonroe, Marilyn Palm, Nancy Price, Arlene Meszaros Fiffh Row'-Eleanor Fairbanks, Margaret Taylor, Johnene Taylor, Martha Thies, Helen Chaluplca, Evon Witherspmn, Doris Lightner siXHl Rowr'-loan Latimer, Kathleen Grim, june Michelson, Joyce Taiclet, Mary Ellen Sechler, Geraldine Griffith, Lois Hawes, Gloria Schebig Sevellfh Rowwlris Holland, Ruth Hershlaerger, Anne Bland Abseni' Theresa Kereszturi, Norma Lorem, JoAnne Real, Eleanor Zuzulo tyapkfnfow Moya fp W, 2- : J 4 .05 3. - i ,A., E15 ii Jim if R Firsi' Row Jim De jacimo, Leroy Luscomlve, Boh Luscher, Denny Pritchard, Bill Suter, Bob Tucker, Marl Weimer, Paul Ammend. Second Row Paul Barna, Bill Beardsley, Fritz Biery, Harold Clenl, Conold Fickes, Lawrence Pilger, Harrold Freer, Bob Green Third Row Pete Hanley, Charles Heuston, Linwood Williamson, Ronald Hake, Tom Hiltcrman, Bob Hernandez, Edward Kostyshak, Vincent Lambert Fourfh Row - George Thompson. Donald Martin, jim McCall, Ralph Pollard, David Schwartz, Gary Tinkham, Corky Hake, Lionel O'Connor Fiffh Row John Maloy, Ronnie Priddy, Don Metz, Kenny Shallenberger, Dick Goddin Absent Mickey Belcher, James Grooms, joe Gillam, Robert Hawkes, Robert Kirk, Richard Randall, Clarence Savell, Steve Semko, Robert White. l'alg.:0 Thirty-One Qneahwnan Cglythf , , 5 , 1 PM 5? Firsi Row Mary jo Losen, Ruth Lytle, Dorothy Kochcs. Barbara Holmes, Shirley Hubbard, Dolores Callahan Pauline Bland, Judy Gledhill Second Row Kay Driscoll, Marilyn Gautschi, Eleanor Genglcr, Margal Hamilton, Edna Gilbert, Kay Hauser Martha Keelcy. Nlary Mavrogianis Third Row ' Marv Metz. Pat Nohle, joanne Orostin, Gwendolyn Pentz, Sandra Palm, Thomasin: Pishotti, Ilene Plant, June Rogenslci Fourih Row Lila Scott, Emma Smith, Ruth Savclle, .lean Snyder, Barbara Thomas, Lucille Sprouce, Joyce St. Clair, Edyth Armstrong Fiffh Row Ruth Beaver, Daisy Mealy, JoAnn Gallagher, joy Williaixms, -lane Welshlvilling Abseni' Marguerette' Crum, Kathleen Davis, Shirley Hire, janet Turlc. Page Thirty-Two K sf fheakwuzu Jfoyri , , g 1 Hes Firsi' Row Milton Bt-avcrs, Gail Byers, Wiley Byers, Ronnie Curtis, Robert Colgan, Bob Dalson, Robert Davis Roger Davis Second Row Eugene De Iacimo, Gene Duplain, Harry George, James Gilmour, Jerry Hansforcl, Don Koehli Bob Hart. John Hernandez Third ROW Norman Leighton, Bill McGuire, Chuck Farnham, Donny lVlill1:r, Bob Morris, Dick Baxter, David Best Fourfh Row Rudy Holefka, Leroy Sheldon, Bill Taylor, Jay Sayers, Thomas Razum, Dale Sprague, Chuck Stein Jim Mrus rim Row A Bill Allen, Ronnie Powell, Lee Whitman, joe Thomas, David Swindler, David Wilson, Bob Halen baugh, Warren Weimer. Absenf Stanley Davis, Paul Day, Bob Pitzer, Dan Watkins Page Thirty-Three 1 ffyhfh fgwnle CGM Firsf Row Janice Thorpe, Mary Lamhing. Edith Flinner, Maralouise Henniger, Mary Lou Shaver, Beatrice Thigpen, Nancy Lemasters, Marlene Owens, Helen Whitman, Mary Louise Hernandez. Second Row Miss Israelian, Daisy Pettey, Nancy Hightree, Barliara Davis, Marsha Durig, Judy Atkins, Donna Springer, Sue Edwards, Janet Wfxlson. Pam Johnson. Third Row Janice james. Harriet Antelinnc, -lean Patterson, Norma Reed, Myrtle Dawkins, Dorothy Wilson, Carol Wilde, Nancy Winyard. Mai'y Helen Hereno, Sandra Harris. Fourfh Row Primrose Theis, 'loyce Thompson, Gretchen Hoffman, Carole Koches, june Marten, Janice Pritchard, Nalify ciilssavrflnf. Hlilifli' Klihllry I4Unil N1l5lVl'l', YVUHHL' RlYK11Hn. Fiffh Row Marla Mundorf, Reha Johnson, Joyce Ratliff, Shirley Lewis, Ruth Perry, Janice Clark, Glenda Housttxn, Thelma Vaughn, Nancy Galadi, Sandra Hart, Bernice Grate. Page Thirty-Four zyhlh gguzde gzjoya Firsi Row Glenn Sheldon, Joe Kibler, Raymond Fisher, Bob Harlcleroad, Gerald Cerbus, Walter Stoddard, Ted lVlcAnlis, Ernest Reiner, Gerald Sheldon. Second Row Mr. Bailey, Nolan Weimer, Gilbert Peterson, Keith Maffitt, Bob Elliott, Richard Slack, Roger Marsh, Richard Flood, Mr. Dearth. Third Row Lyle Gardner, jack Luscher, Dale Snyder, Lyle Palm, James Real, Richard Kearns, John Sumner Raymond Wood, William Driscoll, Lewis Thomas. Fourfh Row Donald Harris, Donald Blessing, Bob Hewitt, james Chappell, Harold Yancy, Billy Brown, Walter Bartlick, Luther Bland, William Whitmore, Philip Corbin. Fiffh Row Billy johnson, Harlan Olson, Randall Shick, Edward Shafer, Richard Jaslcowialc, john Sersich, Loyd Miller, Mike Klovanich, Donald Kuszmaul, Steve Petrosky. Absent David Hansford, Harry Hershberger, joe Holod, Charles Huhhard, Elmer Wood, John Yaniclc. Page Thirty-lfivc .wfuelzlh glade fghh Firsi' Row Doris Osman, Noreen Kane, Patricia Kovacs, Margaret Murray, Shirley George, Edith Simpson, Patricia Latimer, Winifrcd Wfilson, Nlargaret Smith. Second Row Miss Marsh, Nancy Kostyshak, Delores Ritchie, Marjorie Reiner, Sandra Harvey. Nancy Philips, Valerie Jarwin. Leanne Daylida, Mary Corbin, Miss Freclericlc. Third Row Betty Griffith, Rita liettilcer, Faith Szoor, jo Anne Zuzolo. Juanita Real, Patricia Vail, Patsy Schulz, Ida Mae Racz, Judy Flinner, Barham Kearns. Fourih Row Patricia Challenger, Norma Fairhanlcs, jean Mille-r, Loretta Cessna, Virginia Gledhill, joan Rorh, Norma Soriano, Donna Lisalc, Janice Rarliff. Sandra Zaclceroff, Marie Welsch. Fiffh Row Judith Hayden, Thomasine Coker. Helma Kirkwood, Ida Mae jenkins, Amilita Owen, Patricia Pmlcich, Arlene Cwynar, Betty Lathem, Susan Lerch, Gloria Gimma, Sara Davis. Abseni Diane Crawford, Shirley Dawkins, Marianna Ruflcman Page Thirty-Six Qymw geade Firsi' Row Lyle Hightree, Tom Hauser, Paul Monroe, Larry Mcclead, Clifford Berry, Wilbur Bailey, Richard Hernandez, jerry Dean, Norman Goodwin, Tom Lambert, Richard Brooks, Joe Joseph. Second Row Mr. Isaacson, Bill Kearns, Vieness Bidwell, Lyell Perry, Teddy Hutchison, Robert Schlott, Michael Reghetti, Tom Lavelle, James Gibson, Robert Antonell, james Mahon, james Turk, Don Jarvis. Third Row Richard Scholz, Elbert Harris, Bruce Thompson, Richard Pitzer, Richard Phillips, Vernon Perry. Robert Schwab, Robert Lytle, Donald Marvin, Kenneth Reiner, William Fickes, Tom Gautschi. Fourih Row Guy Armstrong, jerry Gulich, Richard Miller, Joseph Gledhill, Gouram Marsh, James Martino, Harold Tryon, Bennett Cozadd, Kenneth Swager, john Klovanich, Don Williams, Don Lott, Stanley Rogenski. Fifth Row Robert Meszaros, Richard Osmon, Larry Fickes, Fred Dillon, Dale Murray, Tom Zeller, Richard Taylor, Alan McBane, John Odvar, Tony Nicholas, Charles Coleman, Jim Wickham, Robert Flick- inger, Abseni Monte Bond, Myron Daum, Richard Gochcnour. Clayce Herbert, Richard Losen, Herbert Skerratt, Lester Stevens, Donald Weekly. Page Tllirly-Seven Ah, for a teacher's life! . . . Pose prettily, Pat! . . . She'll get a man yet . . . Poor guy, lucky girl . . . Teacher's trio . . . Why so macl, Nancy? . . . Oh where, oh where, can he he . . . Eighth graders . . . Pride and joy . . . Uh-oh, Ecldiel . . . OK. Louie, drop that gun! . . . The poor tree . . . Pretty pyramid . . . junior gems . . . Gut on parole . . . Lord Mordaunt Nlucldlenut, our hero . . . Camera shy . . . Rogue's regiment . . . Gals and gohs . . . Our two giants. Page Thirty-Eight MUSIC MR. RCGER COE We, the graduating class of 1951, dedicate the instrumental music section of the Scroll', to our former instructor, Mr. Roger W. Coe. Though he has been ill, and unable to continue his work with us, we think of him whenever we use our instruments. He has tutored most of us through sharps and flats even since we were in fourth grade. From him we have learned to appre- ciate the value of good music. During his many years at Howland, Mr. Coe was more than just a music instructor. He was a friend to whom we could turn when we had a problem. We shall long remember the wonderful times we have enjoyed with Mr. Coe. The band picnics at his home every year have always been something for us to look forward to. Mr. Coe will, indeed, live forever in our hearts. MR. GLESNER GRIFFIN Since Mr. Griffin has been taken from us to serve our country for the second time, our graduating class finds it fitting and proper to dedicate the vocal music section of the Scroll,' to him. Mr. Griffin, during his many years at Howland, has successfully directed us through many musical activi- ties. He tirelessly worked with us so that the music we learned to live and appreciate could be enjoyed by our audiences. We miss Mr. Griffin's friendly smile and, we wish him all the luck in the world until he is safely back in Howland. J C ri F 'TJ Q LLL 5 : c.. Q. u C wr: L A C H: D. F Q E, 2 Z -4 11 11 L. 2 D A 1: 75 P. In T 5 U2 Q Z S. C .2 1- P. 'L' v: D. si I1 E U7 'YJ 0 L. 'B 2 af IL 'S ff ? E E 'i 22 .Q ll .zz an P: E 'J U LI 11 .1 -4 3 ,.. L 3 O K 4- an .t IL 9 . C .C EL 4 .2 2 1-1 x. l 1-2 Z :1 5 .5 x. H: IC c E E E .cf .. E 3. fe :Z 9' Q -1. f 'J fn :x L 0 Q J S V. Jn L. .. 'Q .. L A .. .- .Z -J P 5 ann' Bn N L. E J E c T -1. -.J P S 5 M ... 9, ... .. ii. 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Paige' l'lllI'l,'-YIYWII 7wpZe 7m Sfanding from Iefi fo righf Nancy Price, Ruth Ann Beaver. Becky Price, Virginia Herz, jucly Gledhill, Betty Bupp, Charlem- Paul, Mary Ellen Sechler, Nancy Tucker Seafed Ruth Buechling The tri le trio is com osed of nine irls chosen from the a ca ella for their P P 8 outstanding singing ability. They are always willing to aclcl a sweet musical note to any program. Pago Forly-'lqlii-1-1' Minrern, Mary Jo Losen. HE l, ja Kay Driscol re'Hes Maia Drum ob .E E u ll .U Q3 .:: ... :1 at uf x-4 O 'U C 3 2 S x.. N 2 QI v 'c D4 .93 u I. 53 In 0 : E Dx -M u Q3 C? .aa z: N L LL if W 'U X x: in 2 N Q si .Q .'2 -1 m 'U :x '5 L. GJ 'U ax r: V2 .2 'U 'U LU Lf OJ ..r: .2 l-L 'U c o E w G C1 vi :1 .Q L4 W U 2 VU Ln U U .E D .E ...SA u I -C U .J an E fu P in ua L. 2. 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'lwrm win v , iw ll E the liglmt lantnmlif . . , ljkllglllllll dust . . . Uur lima . . . Scouts . , , llmw-ly to look JL. 'kv SPORTS Glteez feabezs Lefi fo nighf Judy Lislvy, Nancy Bower. Dolores Tim-lm. jam-t Yi-aglcy. Shirley Slums. Joyce Tairlvt. Our cheerleaders are picked by the student senate and teachers W two reserve and four varsity. Through our entire basketball season they have been unfailingly at every game. leading the student body in cheers for our team, always displaying the best of sportsmanship. Qui' cheerleaders should most certainly be commended on the excellent job they have done this year. Page l orly-l'lig:llI Cook Grove. Bill ay ck cy Belcher, R Mi ry Harriman. 3 De-jacimo, G Shallenberger, jim Kenny ABQI1 Donley, Firsf Row w -Y ru I 3, .M L.. O U sf 2 -C u cu rn va cu p-1 xl if nd -C U1 .E P- uf rx: E O -.C P-' L. as E O 5, tv 0 s. U .CJ O Q 3 5 E -, ffirh, r, George Gri as 3 LL. E O L. rv I 6 E 3 i o as 'u E o U an vs son. Mr. Lcmasters. an Mr. H nyder S joe Pishorti, Ed die Sprague, jim Beachler, Bob Cordell, 'lr. r Hnesrand, IN w-M Third S2 3 Nil' -2 U.-aa Cor: .2352 T: u -5.5 vga.: 5 U. SOS ie? 3-2 U'-48 ggrd 'C : E-M.- c: .IEE 3J:-E xv mv? 5.993 Ei.. mcug 3.9. ....f-1-'E 3152 Veg G1 .obj QC: 4531? wax .E-gl: 73305 5.5, c :nie ru--is 3 .r: SEL' ' U its 'DDO UU '50..': 20--C 586 FU-Us 65 Qc? Egg 35 Vlr O:-L3 B8 QE. ii ill YI5 s :Q 0 Qifzls' gaselmll Firsi' Row Shirley Green, Patty Bower, Dolores Taiclet, Nancy Bower, Joanne Crowe, Eva Mae Swindler, Edyth Armstrong, Mary Frances Rogenski Second Row Evelyn Pollard, Patty johnson, June McNamara, Charlene Paul, Gerry Griffith, Mary Ellen Sechler, Dorothy Koches, Sally Rose, Katherine Perry, Miss Marsh. Noi' picfured Dorothy Baker, June Rage-nslci, Eloise fflnrlc. The girls baseball team this year, with Miss Marsh coaching, won three out of five games played. The climax of the season was a 53-6 victory over Champion. Page Fifty ,vi 5 fzfgz.. eu, Kneeling Paul Aumend, Peter Hanley, Phillip Wack, Everett Radcliffe. Sianding Frank Martino, Clarence Savellc, Mr. Lash, Ruth Buechling, Leslie Shelar, Richard Hanson. The Howland Rifle Team schedules matches through the year with other schools: Boardman, Rayen, Sharon, and Southington. The had weather this winter has caused a lot of the matches to be canceled. The team has also participated in national postal matches, placing sixtieth out of two hundred and eighty school teams. The team is instructed by Mr. H. H. Lash, and the faculty sponsor is Mr. H. Hanson. Page Fi fl y-Um' Uafzsiftl gaslzeflaall geason This year's team will be remembered well in a few years from now when people reminisce about great teams char have represented Howland. This team has been truly great because they have been able to raise to great heights to defeat stronger opponents without gloating about it, and have been able to take a licking without alibing. This has been a school team because they have always placed the interests of the school above that of the team, and the interests of the team above that of the individual. ' Every member of this team is a good student, and an excellent school citizen. Their attitude toward the faculty has been one of consideration, courtesy to the highest degree and complete co-operation. Coach Hei- stand is to be congratulated on tgrning out a great basketball team, and even more for the contribution he has made in encouraging clean habits and good char- acter in this team. The Senior members of this team, Ray Grove, joe Pishotti, jim Shafer, Omar Thomas, and Jomes Wolcott have contributed a great deal to our school this year. Basketball is just one of the noteworthy contributions they have made. Basketball in a school is good if it turns out men of good character. We feel that this yearis team is a good example of the well behaved, well balanced American boy. Bill Cook and Jim Sprague proved themselves to be very capable, dependable Nlanagers. The younger members of the team will be heard from again next year. Whatever these boys decide to do we feel sure that they are going to benefit from their experiences here at Howland. We know that Howland will always remember them as great athletes and great school citi- zens. We shall always be proud of them. Page l ifly-Two Uafzsihl gaslzeflzall lm., Upper arc from Iefi' fo righf Omar Thomas, Jim Wolcon, Joe Pishotti, Bobby Green, George Griffith. Lower arc Ray Grove, Bob Cordell, Harold Freer, jim Shafer, Ed Snyder, Corky Hake, Leslie Sechler Seaied in cenfer Coach Heistand, Coach Beachler. Page Fifty-Three esefzve gaslzeflvall Firsi Row Kenny Shallcnberger, Bch Cordell, Corky Hake, Harold Frccr, George Antonell, Edclre Snyder ack Messcrsmith Second Row Coach Heist:-md, Leslie Sechler, James De jacimo, Clarence Orr, james McCall, Bill Cook Manager Jim Sprague, Manager. Coach Beachler The reserve basketball team has clone very welh this year and we are very proud of the boys. They have won eleven of the sixteen games they have played this season, and were the T.I.A. Reserve runner-up team. 55, ag I XX' - l Y Page Fifty-Four ACTIVITIES Firsi Row jackie Miclcleson. Nancy Tucker, Becky Price, Ruth Buechling. Patty Thompson, Shirley Sloas, jane Mintern Second Row Richard Hanson, Leslie Sechler, Ray Grove. Carole Schwab, Omar Thomas, Franlc Nlartino. Absenf James Kuhn The National Honor Society is composed of honor students chosen for leader- ship, scholarship, character, and service. This year there are nine seniors and four juniors. Two year members are Ruth Buechling, Becky Price, ancl Omar Thomas. Ruth Buechling is pianist of che Trumbull County Chapter, ancl Becky Price is secretary. Page Fifty-Six Simian? Smale Firsi' Row Judy Lishy, Bob Cordell, joe Pishotti, Eddie Snyder, Peggy Parent. Second Row Mrs, Rieser, Norma Fairbanks, Gwen Pentz, Mary jo Losen, Dale Snyder, Janice Thorpe. Third Row Kenny Shallenbcrger, John Hulan, Boh Tucker, John Lcifer, Ruth Buechling, Elinor Fairbanks, Berry Lathem. The principle of the Student Senate is to have a form of self-government for the school. Student representatives are chosen each semester. The president is a member from the senior class. Mrs. Violet Reiser is the sponsor. Officers elected for the first semester of this school year are as follows: President, joe Pishotti, Vice President, Bob Cordell, Secretary, Judy Lisbyg Treasurer, Peggy Parent, Sergeant at Arms, Eddie Snyder. l'ug:e Fi fly-Seve-n ' GM Firsi Row Ruth Bettilcer, janet Palm, Peggy Livingston, Phillip Wack, Mary jo Losen, Eleanor Gengler, Elsie Sheldon, June Mickelson, Joyce Taicler, June Rogenslci. Second Row Mrs. Rieser, Thomasine Pishotti, Par Bower, Ronnie Baldwin. Dale Sprague, Nancy Bower, jean Snyder, Barbara Holmes, Everett Radcliffe. Third Row Judy Gledhill. 'limi' Nolslv, Kay Drisrull, Mary Ellen St-chlcr, lfdytlw Gimma, lfva May Swincllvr, Frank Martino, Kay Hauser, l,awrt-nce Pilgcr, Joann Latinwr. Fourih Row Rick Hanson, Bill Cook, 'lack Readman, Carol Haner. jackie Mickelson, Carole Schwab, Clem Savelle, Gerry Griffith, Norma Trocheck, Margaret Bee. Fifih Row Joe Pishotti, jim Kuhn, Bo Grove, Les Sechler, Boh Cordell, 'lim Mrus, Iaclc Messersmith, Eddie Snyder. The monitors club is an organization of students from the senior high. The monitors are chosen by the Student Senate. The purpose of the monitors club is to make Howland School a better school with respects to cleanliness and orderliness. Page Fifty-Eigllt ZZ' MZ QM Firsi Row Ray Grove, Bob Cordell, Dick Blank, Clem Qrr. Second Row Jim Wolcott, Cecil Steinbeck, Charles Winch, Joe Pishotti, jim Shafer, Omar Thomas. Third Row Mr. Barrick, Bill Cook, Jack Nlusscrsmith, George Griffith, L05 Serhlvr, Jim Kuhn. Under the capable direction of Mr. Barrick, the Fireman Club members have been given instructions on how to conduct a fire drill and how to operate the fire extinguishers. They are responsible for keeping everyone in order and seeing that all are out of the school during a fire drill. OFFICERS joe Pishotti ,....... ...............,,...................,.......,.. C bicf Charles Winch ...... ......... A frixtant Chief Jim Shafer ........ ..,.............. C aplain Page Fi fty-Nine Q, figw rjgglis. ,Q w wr,:52f1 W Qfjil M MTV: W' h ffm ' Lefi' fo righi' Patty Kerns. Barbara Thomas. Miss Wfoodford, june McNamara, Eleanor Gi-nglcr. These four student librarians under the supervision of Miss Woodford have class once a weelc and worlc in the libraries in the grade and high school buildings. Page Sixty -Q Seaied Ieff io righi V Ray Daylida, Bob Tucker, john Hulan, David Lemasters, john Maloy, Phil Chalupka, Fred Miller. Sfanding Iefi' fo righf Mr. Bailey, Bo Grove, Richard Hanson, Les Sechler, Omar Thomas, Linwood Williamson, Frank Martino. The Hi-Y meets on Wednesday evenings and discusses problems which face young people today. There have been joint meetings with the Warren clubs and also panel discussions. The Howland Hi-Y sold salt water taffy again this year, and organized a basketball team which played teams from other Hi-Y clubs. The Hi-Y purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Officers are: President, David Lemastersg Vice-President, Umar Thomas, Secretary, Richard Hanson, Treasurer, Harold Cleal, Chaplain, Fred Miller. Page Sixty-Une 51092 Qfzem Lefi fo niqm Frank Nlartino, Les Shelnr, Paul Hayden, George Griffith, Bill Cook, Clem Orr. STAGE CREW--the behind-the-scenes men of every school activity on stageg musical or dramatic. They are masters at every artg carpentry, painting, electricity, lighting, sound and interior decorating. Without the valuable help of these hard- working hoys the many dramatic and musical programs at the school could not possibly he presented. Mr. Dearth is the faculty advisor and Frank Martino is the crew chief. Puggv Sixty-Two em aa DW On the evening of january 18, three one act plays were presented in the auditorium. The first, titled The All-American Boy, was directed by Mr Dearth, and was about a typical American family who take a Polish boy into their home. Balcony Scene was directed by Mr. Isaacson and was a very unusual play, as three of the char- acters were dead, one of them attending his own funeral. The third play '4Winsome Win11ie was an old- fashioned melo-drama, complete with hero, heroine, and three villians. It was directed by Rebecca Price. The night of one act plays was a different form of entertainment and was enjoyed by everyone. Upper Pidure FirS'l' Row-Barbara Kibler, Virginia Hetz, Judy Gleclhill, Gloria Schebig, Shirley Sloas, Glenda Heuston Second Row-Mr. Isaacson, jim Sprague, Joe Pishotri, Jim Kuhn, Linwood W'illiamson, Leroy Luscombo. Lower Pidure Firsf ROWfVincent l.,amlu-rt, Barbara Holmes, janicv l,l'llCll- ard, Sally Jones, Clarence Savelle SeCOlld ROW-Mr. Dc-arth, John Malciy, Mary jo Losen, Jean Snyder Sfanding Dave Ensall, Ruth Wack, Nancy Price, Kay Hauser, Phil Wack, Everett Radcliffe, George Grif- fith, Nancy Wineland Seaied Charles' Winch, Becky Price ywube flag - .M Firsi Row Carol Haner, Becky Price, Nancy Tucker, Jane Mintern, Charlene Paul Second Row John Hulan, David Ensall, Fred Miller, Charles Winch, Nlargaret Bee, Ray Daylida, Mr. Dc th Noi' Picfured jim Kuhn Ghost Road is a mystery melodrama in three acts. The action of the play occurs in a long deserted stage coach station, on the old Spanish Trail in southern Arizona. Wfe are grateful to Mr. Dearth for his direction and to all the people who helped make this play a success. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Elmer Berry, a small town businessman ..,.........,r.,.. Bessie, his wife ....,...............,.,...........r,................r, ....... Millie, their eighteen-year old daughter .,,... ....... Manuel Lopez, Mexican bus driver ......... Miss Petunia Potter, an old Maid ....,..,....,.. Matt Walters, a mysterious young man ,........ Cleo Patra, a Night Club Entertainer ............, Old Bones, a Prospector of the Old West ........ ....Y., Pocanti, an Indiana Squaw ..................,.,,..,..... ....,..,, Septimus Jepson, an Archeologist ....... Lolita, n Mexican cow-girl ...,,.l,......... l'ug:v Sixly-lfnur FRED MILLER MARGARET BEE NANCY TUCKER RAY DAYLIDA CAROL HANER JOHN HULAN BECKY PRICE DAVE ENSALL CHARLENE PAUL JAMES KUHN .L JANE MINTERN fuuzbe .Oi hay Seafed Sharleen Powell, jaclcie Priddy, Sally Rose, Billie Leap, Nancy Wineland, Donna Thorpe. Sfanding Les Shelar, lack Messersmith, Les Sechler, Bob Barstow, Richard Han- son, Eddie Snyder. The play Shadows in the Night was presented by the Junior Class on November 10 and 11. It was a mystery-comedy in three acts involving two murders. Mr. Dearth directed the play. LES SHELAR .....,.....,...... ....,,, T ed l lownrd SALLY ROSE ,,,,,,,,.,,,.... ,,,,,,,, Q ueenie Snow LES SECHLER ..,................ ,,,.,,..,..,,,,.,,,.,.. W illy BILLIE LEAP ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, N ona Barrer JACK MESSERSMITH ........ .....,,. B uclc lVlcChesney SHARLEEN POWELL ,,,,,, ,,,,,,. M rs, Welsh RICHARD HANSON ....... .,,,, I ohnathon Vardon NANCY VVINELAND ,,,,,,, ,,,,,. H elen Barref BOB BARSTOW ....,.Y., ..... R ufus Nichols JACKIE PRIDDY ,,..,,,... ,,,,,, E stelle Bari-et EDDIE SNYDER ....,,. r,,,, l Dusty Lane DONNA THORPE ,,,,,, .,,,,,,, M alignam Sfanding Sally Rose, Les Shelar, Donna Thorpe, Richard Hanson, -laclc Mes- srsmith, Les Sechler, Boh Barstow. Seafed Eddie Snyder, Nancy Wineland, 3illie Leap, Sharleen Powell, ,laclcy ?riddy. fgmfica- NM Firs'l' Row Clarence Orr, Everett Radcliffe, jim Springer, Rohert Barstow, Eddie Snyder, Leslie Sechler. Second Row Charles Winch, joe Pishotti, Frank Martino, David Ensall john Hulan, Dave Lemasters, Bill Cook, Cecil Steinbeck. Third Row Mr. Dearth, jim Wcvlcott, jim Kuhn, jim Sprague, Bob Cordell, jack Messersmith, Donald Nlaffitt, Richard Hanson. The members of the audio-visual aid are responsible for operating the movie projectors and controls in the radio broadcasting room. Under the direction of lVh'. Dearth and Mr. Isaacson, they operate the controls for our morning devotions, announcements, and special programs over our new public address system. They also operate the new recorder in the radio control room, These boys are experienced operators and have done a good job this year. Page Hixly-Six Firsf Row I Ray Dziyllda. john Hulfm, Charles Xwlnch, lNamcy Tuclccr, Charlotte Uiffixrcl, livclcy Price, jim Xxfolcott, Franlc Nlartino, 'ludy Lisby, Ruth Btn-chling. Second Row ,lane Nlintern. Nlr. Isaacson. Ruth Whclt, Hvclyn Pollard, Norma Trocheclc, Eloise Clark. llolorcs Taiclet. Eva Mae: Swindler, Patty Bower, MZIFV Frances Rogenslu, Patty Thompson, janet Palm. Peggy Livingston, Shelia Ward. Third Row Jim Sprague, .lim Kuhn, lim Shafer. David l.,0lU2lSIOI'S, Omar Thoniais. Ray Grove, Ray jarwin, Francis Gimmn, john Nlongeluzzo, Cecil Sit-inbeclc, lliclc Blank, Carol Haner, Carole Schwab. Noi' Picfured Joe Pishoni. V 4- - , 4 . , , .. .W-fan!! JMX' 'effieldm The scroll staff is a senior organization consisting of six committees. These committees have done everything possible to make this scroll one of the finest Howland has published. We have conquered the many troubles that faced us. Cui' Senior Scroll is now complete and all we seniors hope you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed doing it. Edirol ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,.... Asst. Editor ., ,,,,,,, Business Managt-r ,. Asst. Business Nlanager BECKY PRICE CHARLOTTE I JIFFORD seeee es.s eseeee, 5 1 M woLCo'rT ,, FRANK MARTINO Literary Editor Art Editor ,, Typist ..,....... Photography , RUTH BUECHLING NANCY TUCKER ,, ,, jUlDY LISBY DICK BLANK Firsi' Row Sheila Ward, Mildred Simun, Frank Nlartino, june lVlcNamara, 'lim Kuhn, john Hulan, Shirley Sloas, Joyce Taicler. Second Row Mr. Isaacson, Doris Keeley, Virginia Herz, Judy Gledhill, Carol Crawford, Becky Price, Patty Thompson, Katherine Perry. Third Row Jim Sprague, Fred Miller, Omar Thomas, Ray Jarwin, Lionel OlConnor, Dick Blank, Bill Cook, Ruth Ann Wack. Managing Editor .... ...,.,,,,iii, j im Kuhn Bufiness Manager ,,,,.... ...... F rank Martino Circulation Manager ......., ,i,..., O mar Thomas Sports Editor ...,......,,. ..,,.,.. J im Sprague Society Editor .....,.., ...., V irginia Hetz Ar! Editor ......, ..... R uth Wack Copyreader ,,,,,,,,i, .,.,,,,,, B ill Cook Hztnior Editor ..,,,,,, ,....,o.. F red Miller Make Up Editor ,.,,. Carol Crawford Headline Writer' .... ..,,... D oris Keeley Rewrite Editor ..,.... ,.,t.,,,,tt, B ecky Price Muric Editor ....... t,,.,, L ionel O'Connor Head Typirt ......,, ...,,............ S heila Ward Typiytr ,,,,,,,,o,. ,,,,t,,,,,,,.,.....,,,,,tt...,...,,. O ffice Practice Class ASSISTANTS june lVlcNamara, john Hulan, Dick Blank, Shirley Green, Charlene Hawes, Mildred Simun, Patricia Thompson, Joyce Taiclet, Katy Perry, Ray Jarwin, Shirley Sloas, Judy Gledhill. Page Sixty-Eight ' GMA Firsi' Row Carlos Coleman, Juan Klovanich, Ricardo Hernandez, Rafael McBane, Pablo Monroe, Normanclo Goodwin, Ricardito Brooks. Second Row Leana Daylida, Donita Lisak, Norma Soriano, Maria Corbin, Arlena Cwynar, Valeria Iarwin, Judy Flinner, Dolores Ritchie, Patricia Balcich, Sarita Davis, Juanita Latham, Fe Stoor. Third Row Paco Springer, Jose Licavoli, Senorita lsraelian, Maria Wilde, Rita Parent, Juanita McGarvey, Char- lena Powell, Alicia Buechling, Ana Wack, Elena Bones, Dolores Taicler, Juanita Mintern, Anita Price, Dorina Tucker, Anita Sloas, Carlita Hawes, Margarita Kane. The Spanish Club was organized in 1946. The club has been very active this year. Under the capable direction of Miss Israelian, the club has sponsored several dances, fiestas, and a Mardi Gras. All of the students have Spanish names which are used in class and club sessions. OFFICERS X Nancy Tucker ....r ...,..,........rr.... .,.......... P r eridenl Shirley Sloas ...r... ..... V ice President 0 4 Dolores Taiclet ........ ............ S ecretary W 'A Holi-n Bones .,....., r,,. 7 'rvrrrurvr 'f Il gy ,. sf. Y QQQ 1 ' I, ' . l'ug1: Hixly-Nine .Iam GZ A Firsf Row Annie Bland, Marie Bland, Peggy Moolc, Jean Infante, Jerry Licavoli, Shirley Hire, Mary Mavrogianis, Barbara Thomas, Sandra Palm, Marilyn Palm, Joyce Taiclet, June Rogcnslqi. Second Row Mrs. Bode, Rohert Davis, Dale Sprague, David Watkins, James Gilmore, Thomas Razun, Curt Dungan, Billy McGuire, Phil Day, Jean Snyder, Mary Jo Losen, Barbara Holines, Ruth Savelle, Nancy Price. Third Row Ruth Ann Beaver, Betty Jane Grate, Kay Hatiser, Helen Clialuplca, Arlene Mezzaros. Kathleen Grim, Margel Hamilton. Ruth Lyile, Kay Driscoll, Judy Gledliill, Lawrence Pilger, Warreim Wfeimer, Bill Allen, Harry George. Fourih Row l,ionel Oiffonnor, Linwood Williriiiisiiii, John lvlaloy, Donny Miller, Hill liezlrdsley, Clarence Savelle, Leroy Luscomlve, Hob 'l'uclcei', Jane Wfelshlvilling, Lucille Sprouse, lfleanor Gengler, Doris Jean Lighrner, Edna Gillvert, Thomasine Pishotti, Eleanor Zuzolo. Fifih Row Jim Mrus, Joyce St. Clair, Daisy Mae Mealy, Juliane Orostin, Jane Duncan, Nancy Martz, Virginia Herz, Adrienne Heistand, Mary Ellen Sechler, June Noble, Edythe Gimma, Elinor Fairbanks, Fvon Wfitherspoon. Latin Club, Tu Et Ego, was organized in 1949. It holds its meetings once every six weeks. The officers are: President, Peter Hanley, Vice President, Leroy Luscombeg Secretary, Nancy Priceg Treasurer, Bob Tuclcerg Sergeant at Arms, Lionel O'Connor. Mrs. Bode is the faculty advisor of the club. Page Sevcnly We are Sfanding Iefi' 'lo righi Mr. Hanson, Mr. Lemastcrs, Judy Lisluy, Dorothy Baker, Charlotte Difford, June Nlickelson, Peggy Mock, Patty Thompson, janet Palm, Peggy Livingston, Margaret Bee, Patty Johnson, Shirley Green, Jo-Ann Gallagher, Kay Haliser. Seafed Mrs. Humason. Sheila Ward, Ruth Buechling. These girls work in the office-running errands and typing letters. Their help is invaluable to Nlrs. Humason, Nh: Lemasters and Mr. Hanson. Vuggi- Sf-ve-nly-Ono Leffl' 'Io Righl' Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Tinkham, Mrs. McCall, Mrs. McKinnon, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Orwig These ladies, headed by Mrs. Baker, plan and prepare our noon lunches. Even though the cost of living has been raised, the staff has managed to serve us healthful, low-cost meals. Q Page Seventy-Two jmzicm Lefi' fo righf Mr. Orr, Mr. Bork, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Eickel, Mr. Leep, Mr. Root. ...agful Leff fo righf Thomas, Duncan, Miller, Jarvis, Maffitt, Difford, C+:-rlwus, Ort. Katherine Aclgate Treble Clef 2 3 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Latin Club 2 Scoop Staff 4 Monitors Club 3 Girls' Basketball 3 4 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 Dorothy Baker Treble Clef 2 3 Minstrel Show 2 Latin Club 2 Scoop Staff 4 Girls' Baseball 4 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 Office Aide 4 Ronnie Baldwin Band l 2 Minstrel Show 2 Spanish Club 3 Monitors Club 3 A Capella 1 2 3 4 Margaret Bee Treble Clef 2 3 Operetta 1 Minstrel Sgxow 2 - .Sta t '- -' Rifle Club 2 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 2 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Senate 3 4 Girls'Basketball 3 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 Scholarship 3 4 Librarian 3 A Capella 1 2 3 4 Office Aide 4 Philip Chakupka Minstrel Show 2 Hi-Y 4 Latin Club 2 Student Senate 2 Boys' Baseball 2 3 4 Golf Team 2 3 Eloise Clark Treble Clef 1 2 3 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Girls' Baseball 3 4 Girls' Basketball 3 Girls' Track 2 iiff3Cotsk' V- . ' 4 Girls' Baseball 3 Stage Crew 3 4 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 County Chorus 3 A Capella 2 3 4 Rifle Club 3 Office Aide 4 junior Play 3 Cafeteria Aide I 2 Senior Play 4 Dick Blank Firemans' Club 4 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Student Senate 1 Democracy Club 2 Pat Bower Orchestra l 2 3 Treble Clef 1 2 3 Minstrel Show Z Rifle Team 3 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Monitors Club 4 Girls'Baseball 2 3 4 Girls' Basketball 2 3 4 Girls' Track 1 2 3 4 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 County Chorus 1 3 A Capella 2 3 4 Rifle Club 3 Cafeteria Aide 1 Visual Aid 4 Firemans Club 4 Spanish Club 3 Scoop Staff 4 Student Senate I 2 3 Monitors Club 1 2 4 Boys' Basketball Manager 4 Boys' Baseball Manager 4 Ray Daylida Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 County Band 3 Dance Band 4 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Hi-Y 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Monitors Club 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Scholarship 1 Rifle Club 3 A Capella 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Charlotte Difford Scoop Staff 4 Scroll Staff 4 Office Aide 4 Ruth Buechling Dave Ensall Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 County Band 1 3 County Orchestra 1 Triple Trio 2 3 4 Treble Clef l 2 3 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Rifle Team 3 4 Senior Play 4 County Chorus 3 Boys' Quartette 4 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Stage Crew 2 Visual Aid 4 Spanish Club 3 One-Act Plays 4 A Capella 1 2 3 4 Cafeteria Aide 2 3 Leon Flickin er g Stage Crew 2 Spanish Club 3 Francis Gimma Band l 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Dance Band 4 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Spanish Club 3 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 A Capella I 2 Raymond Grove Visual Aid 2 3 4 Firemans' Club 3 4 Hi-Y Latin Club l 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Senate 1 Monitors Club 3 4 Boys' Baseball I 2 Boys' Basketball 1 Boys' Track 1 2 Class Officer 3 4 Junior Play 3 Democracy Club '2 ' Carol Haher i Band l 2 3 4 Treble Clef l 2 3 Minstrel Show 2 Latin Club Z Scroll Staff 4 Monitors Club 4 A Capella 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Scholarship 3 4 Senior Play 4 John Hulan Minstrel Show 2 3 2 Visual Aid 1 2 3 4 Hi-Y 2 3 4 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Student Senate 4 Monitors Club 4 Junior Play 3 Scholarship 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Ray Jarwin Band 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Orchestra 1 Boys Octette 1 2 3 Operetta 1 County Chorus 1 3 Office Aide 4 Minstrel Show 2 Latin Club I 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 A Capella 1 2 3 Pat Johnson Treble Clef 3 Minstrel Show 2 Scoop Staff 4 Girls' Baseball 2 3 Girls' Basketball 2 Page Seventy-Four 4 Cafeteria Aide I Office Aide 4 Doris Keeley Treble Clef 1 3 Operetta l Scoop Staff 4 Girls' Track 3 junior Play 3 Cafeteria Aide 1 Richard Kovacs Spanish Club 3 Boys Basketball l 2 3 Boys' Track 1 Jim Kuhn Boys' Octette 3 Boys Quartette 4 Minstrel Show Z Visual Aid 1 Firemans Club 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 National Honor Socie Student Senate 2 Monitors Club 3 4 Class Officers 2 4 One-Act Plays 4 A Capella 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 -YDramatic Club 1 Jr. Hi-Y I 9th Grade Play I David Lemasters Boys Octett 2 3 Boys Quartette 4 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Visual Aid 4 Hi-Y 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Student Senate Z Boys Basketball 2 3 Golf Team I 2 3 Scholarship 2 A Capella 1 2 3 4 Judy Lisby Band I 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 2 4 Student Senate 3 4 Girls' Volleyball 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Cafeteria Aide 1 Rifle Club 3 4 Office Aide 4 Peggy Livingston Operetta I Treble Clef 1 2 3 Minstrel Show 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Monitors Club 4 Girls' Baseball 3 Class Officer 1 Office Aide 4 Rose Lytle Scoop Staff 4 W 4 Girls' Baseball 3 Cafeteria Aide I Frank Martino Band I 2 3 4 Operetta I Stage Crew 3 4 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Rifle Team 3 4 Hi-Y 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Student Senate 2 Monitors Club 2 3 4 Scholarship I 2 3 Democracy Club I 2 Rifle Club I 2 3 4 A Capella I 2 3 4 Fred Miller Boys Octette I 2 3 Boys Quartette 4 Dance Band 4 Operetta I Minstrel Show 2 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Hi-Y 2 3 4 Latin Club 1 Scoop Staff 4 Student Senate 3 Junior Play 3 Cafeteria Aide I 2 3 A Capella 1 2 3 4 County Chorus l 3 Senior Play 4 Jane Mintern Band 3 4 Orchestra 1 4 Treble Clef 2 Minstrel Show 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Latin Club Z Scroll Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Girls' Track 2 Junior Play 3 Scholarship 2 3 4 Student Council I Girls Choir I Senior Play 4 John Mongelluzzo Scoop Staff 4 Latin Club 2 Band I 2 3, Minstrel Show 2 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Scroll Staff 4 A Capella 1 2 3 Operetta I Charlene Paul Triple Trio 3 4 Treble Clef I 2 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Scoop Staff 4 Girls' Baseball I 2 3 4 Girls' Track 3 4 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 Cafeteria Aide I 2 3 4 A Capella I 2 3 4 County Chorus I 3 Senior Play 4 Janet Palm Treble Clef I 2 3 Operetta I Minstrel Show 2 Latin Club 2 A . Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Monitors Club 4 Office Aide 4 Minstrel Show 2 Joyce Pettay Minstrel Show 2 Scoop Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Cafeteria Aide 1 2 3 4 A Capella 2 3 4 County Chorus I 3 Joe Pishotti A Capella I 2 3 4 Operetta I Minstrel Show 2 Visual Aid 4 Firemans Club 3 4 Student Senate 4 Monitors Club 4 Boys Baseball I 3 4 Boys Basketball Z 3 4 One-Act Plays 4 Evelyn Pollard Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Girls' Baseball 2 3 4 Girls' Basketball 3 4 Girls' Track 3 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 Becky Price Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 County Band 3 Triple Trio 3 4 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 2 4 National Honor Society 3 Junior Play 3 One-Act Plays 4 Scholarship 2 3 4 Librarians 3 Senior Play 4 A Capella 1 2 3 4 Treble Clef I 2 Mary Frances Rogenski Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Girls' Baseball 3 4 Girls' Basketball 3 4 Girls' Track I 2 3 GirIs'Volleyball 3 Carole Schwab Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Minstrel Show 2 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Girls' Basketball 3 Class Officer I 2 Scholarship I 2 4 Monitors Club 4 Jim Shafer Minstrel Show 2 Stage Crew 3 Firemans Club 3 4 Rifle Team 3 Spanish Club 3 Latin Club I Scroll Staff 4 Monitors Club I Boys Baseball I 2 3 4 Boys Basketball 4 Jim Sprague Visual Aid 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Boys Baseball 2 4 Boys Track 3 Norma Trocheck Treble Clef 1 2 3 Minstrel Show 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Monitors Club 4 Girls' Basketball 2 3 4 Girls' Volleyball 3 4 Boys' Basketball Manager 4 Bun Trowbridge One-Act Plays 4 Audrey Streb Treble Clef I 2 3 Operetta I Monitors Club I Girls Volleyball 3 Librarian I Cecil Steinbeck Operetta I Minstrel Show 2 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 A Capella I 2 3 4 Scroll Staff 4 Eva May Swindler Treble Clef I Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Monitors Club 4 Girls' Baseball 4 Girls' Basketball 3 4 Cafeteria Aide 1 Girls Volleyball 3 Dolores Taiclet Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Treble Clef I 2 Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Student Senate 3 Girls' Baseball 4 Girls' Track I Girls' Volleyball 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Scholarship I Librarian 3 A Capella Z 3 4 Omar Thomas Operetta I Minstrel Show 2 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Hi-Y 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 National Honor Society 3 Student Senate I Boys Baseball 3 4 Boys Basketball 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Patty Thompson Band 2 3 4 Treble Clef I Minstrel Show 2 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Monitors Club 3 4 Scholarship I 2 3 A Capella 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Office Aide 4 Page Seventy-Five Monitors Club 3 Cafeteria Aides 2 3 Nancy Tucker Band 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Triple Trio 3 4 Treble Clef I Z Operetta 1 Minstrel Show 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 Class Officer 3 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Scholarship I 2 3 Librarian 3 A Capella I 2 3 4 Jerrald Vandergrift Spanish Club I Scoop Staff I Boys Track 3 Ruth Ann Wack Minstrel Show 2 Spanish Club 4 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Class Officer I One-Act Plays 4 A Capella 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 Sheila Ward Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Y-Teens 2 3 Office Aide 4 Charles Winch Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 ' Dance Band 4 Operetta I Minstrel Show 2 4 Visual Aid 2 3 4 Firemans Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 One-Act Plays 4 Democracy Club I 2 Rifle Club 2 3 A Capella I 2 Jim Wolcott Visual Aid 2 3 4 Firemans Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Scroll Staff 4 Scoop Staff 4 Student Senate I Monitors Club 3 Boys Baseball I 2 3 4 Boys Basketball 2 3 4 Boys Track I 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Scholarship I 2 3 Golf Team 2 Pu love . . . a thorn between two roses . . . humorous heads . . . Wl1at's it? PPY Pin-up . . . Hey ricle . . . The Palm tree ft, . . . Look at the birdie . . . Future moclel . . . Whatls so interesting? . . . Mintern, up, up and away . . . What, four legs? . . . Peach of a pair . . . The sultan and his harem . . . A gleesome threesome . . . Wrirlqifzrg in 2025! . . . ls it that had? . . . Sweet Sophornores . . . Pals . . . Hot dog! . . . Take your pick . . Swing and sway. Page S4-vi-nly-Six SUPPORTERS Best Wishes To The Class of 1951 HETZ CONSTRUCTORS INC Congratulations to THE SENIOR CLASS f The D A N I E L S Motor Freight Compliments of CUPPERWELD STEEL C0 wvAnmf:N, OHIO Compliments of WARREN, OHIO Page liighly Compliments of WEAN ENGINEERING Compliments of THE HOWLAND P. T. A lEh0 Best Wishes from THE CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors and Engineers NORTH RIVER ROAD - WARREN, OHIO WARREN - Phone 3218-4 SALEM - Phone 8232 Congratulations to the class of 1951 from the REPUBLIC STEEL CORPORATION Pg Fg.,hyT Compliments of HOWLAND SUPER MARKET 'k H. H. ANDREWS Congratulations to The Class of 1951 FINE ICE CREAM from Come in and see us make it DlXON'S SALON HOWLAND CORNERS 'A' Page Eighty-Three C0mplimeHfS Of AUTOMOTIVE INC. OF WARREN CHARLES SIMONS INC. Distributors of Automotive Products B.P.S. PAINTS Y WALL PAPER i' 2220 Market Street Phone 2110-7 147 Pine, S.E. Warren, Ohio YOUNGSTOWN 5, OHIO Compliments of THE C. H. STIVER CO. Compliments of CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE WARREN MOTOR FREIGHT 0 231 North Main Street Niles, Ohio Phone 2437-3 Page Eighty-Four ROSE and SONS 122 E. Market Street WARREN, OHIO Clothes That Look Better Longer For Men and Boys Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Compliments of THE WESTERN RESERVE LUMBER COMPANY WARREN, OHIO Compliments of W. B. GIBSON COMPANY Compliments of 'k FRED MYERS CO. ir WARREN, OHIO Page Eighty-Five Congratulations to the Class of '51 from i' OHIO EDISON COMPANY Compliments of PACK'S RISHER DAIRY Howland Corners Compliments of The Sherwin-Williams Company Your Local Paint Service Center O Compliments of ALI BABA RESTAURANT Elm Road Ext. --- NO LIQUOR - SOl1tI'l Park Phone Wa1'1'en, Phone 0 WARREN, OHIO Compliments of EL RIO Where good food like a good host bids you come again. ir Youngstown-Warren Road Dial 2071-1 --- L SACH'S JEWELRY WARREN, OHIO Page Eighty-Six I BEN H. WHITE CHOICE MEATS and GROCERIES GASOLINE and CONFECTIONS Phone 8252-1 Compliments of RISHER'S DAIRY NILES ROAD 'k B. F. GOODRICH ir ir HAMILTON AND MEIGS WARREN, OHIO i' W. M. KYSER SALES CO. Established 1921 l Wholesale distributors of janitorial, sanitary and school supplies, office furniture, school furniture and public equipment. Parkman Road and Hunter Street P. O. Box 366, Warren, Ohio - Ph. 4563-1 Compliments of JAMES BELLANDO ELM ROAD SHOE REPAIR Page Eighty-Seven We can serve Weddings 4-Banquets or Receptions FROM 1 TO 1,000 MA PERKINS INN Route 422 - Between Youngstown and Warren The Gilpin Consiruciion Company. Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS O Phone 4913-6 Warren, Ohio PAIGE AND BYRNES INSURANCE 255 Franklin St., S.E. Warren, Ohio NU SIDE Baked Enamel Steel and SidingvMade in Warren Ohio Builders Company gSo1e Distributors OHIO BUILDERS COMPANY 195 Griswold Street Phone 3216-9 HI-WAY ARENA ROLLER RINK i' Enjoy yourself -- it's later than you think Compliments of BUILDERS INC. 2436 Niles Rd. S. E. Dial 5277-5 Best Wishes from VARLEY'S WARREN GENERAL TIRES WARREN WINDOW GLASS CO. Established 1917 PAINT-GLASS--PAINTERS SUPPLY i' 258 N. Park Ave. Phone 3!'m'lfl-1 Page Eighty-Eight Compliments of A FRIEND Good Luck from the MASTER CLEANERS Compliments of SCHAEFER EQUIPMENT CO. Congratulations from THE WARREN MUSIC STORE WARREN, OHIO Refail Merchanis Associaiion CORTLAND, OHIO Best Wishes from BIERY'S DAIRY Best Wishes from THE WARREN CAMERA AND GIFT SHOP THE EAST OHIO LUMBER CO WARREN, OHIO Page Eighty-Ninc FARR'S CLOTHING WARREN, OHIO E. 81 O. GROCERY WARREN, OHIO GOLDEN DAWN WARREN, OHIO Compliments of MRS. J. DIXON JOHN HLAS FOOD MARKET 1157 South S. E. Phone 2478-9 WARREN, OHIO MOSER'S BARBER SHOP Howland Corners TWO BARBERS WARREN MARBLE AND GRANITE INC. IN 1890 823 Niles Road S. E. Phone 3713-6 WARREN, OHIO Congratulations to the class of 1951 ELM ROAD MARKET Congratulations from the KLOVANICH GROCERY COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY WARREN, OHIO The pause that refreshes Compliments of YOUR GULF DEALER JOE HAZLETT ADAMS INSURANCE COMPANY SINCE 1857 WARREN, OHIO Pu ge Ninety ELM ROAD HARDWARE WARREN, OHIO Compliments of A FRIEND Best Wishes from CAROL'S STYLE CENTER Best Wishes from BOLIN HILL SERVICE STATION M.C. 16552 - Niles Road Best Wishes from DRUM G.M.C. MOTOR SALES Elm Road OHIO SPRING AND WELDING Springs and Trailer Hitches HOMERY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Congratulations from CONSIDDER'S Compliments of DECORATOR'S MART WARREN, OHIO Compliments of CLIFF HYDE Best Wishes from THE MORGANDALE STORE et y-One O. K. WELDING SHOP COMPLETE WELDING Hugh Sesler 505 W. Market Phone 4518-1 Night 4965-2 Quality Shoes for the Whole Family NEAL'S SHOES The Family Shoe Store JOHN MALOY, Proprietor 162 N. Park Ave. Warren, Ohio Best Wishes from HOON'S DRUG STORE Cor. East Market and Chestnut Street WARREN, OHIO Best Wishes to the Class of '51 from ELM TARPAULIN COMPANY John Bellando, Prop. 725 Elm Road Phone 3382-9 Compliments of COCHRAN PAINT AND WALLPAPER KING'S FURNITURE AND RUG 151 South Park Ave. Warren, Ohio LEON DOUBET - Jeweler Gorham, Lunt and Wallace Sterling 51 S. Main Street Niles, Ohio ANTENUCCI. INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING 216 Franklin St., S.E. Phone 4849-1 WARREN, OHIO ASTORIA CAFE famous for STEAKS-CHICKEN AND SPAGHETT1 Compliments of RATLIFF SERVICE STATION Elm Road Extension Compliments of WALDRON'S FARM MARKET Compliments from THE WARREN FLORAL ASSOCIATION Page NinelyTwo Compliments of THE SPORT CENTER 540 E. Market Street Warren, Ohio Best Wishes from BEAVER PIPE TOOLS INC. Phone 2709-6 493 W. Market St. WARREN SPRING COMPANY VVho1esale and Retail Springs for all Cars and Trucks. WARREN, OHIO Compliments of KRIDER PATTERN WORKS KENNEDY RESTAURANT Just Good Food Southern Fried Chicken our speciality 367 High Street N. E. IOOF Bldg. Congratulations from BURBANK VAN AND STORAGE INC MOVING--STORAGE-PACKING--SHIPPING Best Wishes from MCCLELLAND AND REDMOND GULF SERVICE STATION Corner Laird and East Market WM. C. HEIM GARAGE 814 East Market St. Phone 3565-6 WARREN, OHIO HUGHES MUSIC Fur Your Musical Needs 135 S. Main Ave. Phone 3879-7 Compliments of STREAM LINER Compliments of THE WARREN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Compliments of KLIVANS Warreifs Leading Credit Jewelers Page Ninety-Three KLINGENSMITH'S PASTRY SHOPPE Bread-Ro1ls-Pies-Cookies-Pastries Wedding, Party and Birthday Cakes to Order Phone 3516-6 410 East Market St. Sophie Fiyalko, Prop. Compliments of THE HOUSE OF FINE FURNITURE HALL'S MUSIC STORE Over 50 Years in Warren PIANOS and BAND INSTRUMENTS 519 East Market Phone 3766-1 Crosby-Mook Typewrifer Exchange 250 North Park Avenue WARREN, OHIO Congratulations Graduates from - THE SPRINGHILL PACKING CO. B. AND J. SUPER MARKET 'k Mahoning Ave. Ext. Warren, Ohio Best Wishes from GRINNELL Best Wishes from BUTLER TYPEWRITER COMPANY O 250 North Park Ave. Warren, Ohio Best Wishes from THE WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE Best Wishes from THE ART STORE WARREN, OHIO Congratulations AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Learn to sew at - - - SINGER SEWING CENTER 8 LESSONS -- 38.00 SINGER SEWING CENTER 158 N. Park Phone 3714-6 WARREN, OHIO Page Ninety-Four Compliments of EDDIE'S HIGHWAY SERVICE Compliments of CLIFF JAMES MOTOR SALES YOUR FRIENDLY STUDEBAKER DEALER Where a Round Dollar Gets rl Square Deal Compliments of MILLER'S FLOWERS Congratulations to the Senior Class fI'0lT1 TRAV-LRS-IN The House of Homemade Rlwioll Compliments of DURIG'S MARKET Compliments of ROGERS JEWELRY 133 E. Market St. Warren, Ohio DIFFORD AND KEPNER R. Fl. DIFFORD R. H. KEPNER R.D. 45 Warren 818 Packard Dr. Phone 8366-1 Phone 2032-3 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK New Homes Built ff Old Homes Remodeled G. Berry 81 Son SUPER MARKET Deforest Rd. and Niles Rd. FRESH MEATS f GROCERIES -- PRODUCE CROOKS' BOTTLED GAS AND APPLIANCE 586 E. Market St. Warren, Ohio Phone 2714-6 f Karl F. Crooks, Prop. Compliments of O. E. THOMAS EXPERT BULLDOZING Prices LOW Quality High I.. D. if 1, Niles Phone 2206-9 Best Wishes from Best Wishes fl'0m WARREN SCRAP IRQN SPAGHETTI VILLAGE CO, Known for Home Cooking WARREN, OHIO 1050 N. Park Warren, Ohio Page Ninct y-Five Compliments of the HALL'S MANUFACTURING Compliments of CAMP'S BOTTLE GAS AND APPLIANCES 528 East Market St. Warren, Ohio Congratulations from the TRUMBULL BRONZE CO. Compliments of CLARENCE DUNCAN Two and four Wheel Garden-All tractors EVERGREENS IN SEASON Compliments of WILLIAM A. DAGER Compliments of SORIANO MUSIC AND ELECTRIC 20 East Park Ave. Niles, Ohio Congratulations to the 1951 graduating class THE S. A. BARNES COMPANY Compliments of KEICH AND O'BRlEN Registered Architects WARREN, OHIO THE HOT DOG SHOP The Best Hot Dogs In Town Congratulations to the class of 1951 from THE GILLETTE REST HOME Phone 4486-3 Compliments of Johnson Cleaners 81 Laundry 510-18 South Pine Phone 44 WARREN, OHIO 15-1 Compliments of WARREN HARDWARE Business Since 1892 Page Ninety-Six Compliments of HANDY ANDY 422 CAFE McKinley Heights FAMOUS FOODS WARREN HUBBARD AL CHOSKY Compliments of A as A SERVICE BURNSIDE HEATING CO. if 3007 Niles Road S. E. Phone 4069-5 265 N. Main, Niles, Ohio Phone 2432-9 WARREN' OHIO 2251 Youngstown Road - Phone 2059-1 WARREN TOOL CO. WARREN, OHIO Compliments of CALVINS DRUG STORE Cor. North Park and Main - Niles, Ohio Compliments of W. K. PRITCHARD CARTAGE Compliments of WILSON'S HOME FURNISHINGS. INC. 171 170149513 St. N. E. Phone 3869-1 Floor Covering-Window Shades-Venitian Blinds. A L L ,N 539 High St. Phone 2416-1 W PPE ' OHIO O WARREN, OHIO BAHM'S BARBE FOR PIANOS The place to buy dependable merchandise 470 South Street N. E. Warren, Ohio 41-43 State Street Niles, Ohio SNACK SHACK Dinners--Lunches--Sandwiches CURB SERVICE U. S. Rt. 422 McKinley Heights, Ohio EMMA GEORGE BEAUTY SHOP OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone 8-2290 Route 46 Corner Kings Grave Road Page Ninety-Seven THE NILES BANK COMPANY NILES, OHIO Compliments of I.. F. PALM TROPHY SPORTS NILES, OHIO BRADENS SUNOCO SERVICE Compliments of X CLARENCE SAUTER'S THE PEOPI-ES 'CE PAINT AND GLASS AND SUPPLY C0- 497 York N. W. Phone 3035-5 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS s. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NILES ROBWS AMUSEMENT C0- HILLTOP MARKET MARCELLO s. CAIN INC. WARREN, OHIO neFoREsT Eoou MARKET THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK co NILES ROAD NILES, OHIO L . Page Ninety-Eight MAC'S MOTOR SALES DEAN'S HARDWARE BUY - SELL - TRADE Walter Dean, Prop. Elm Road and Genessee Phone 4021-0 JACK AND MAMA Congratulate the Seniors - We clothed you dur Compliments of ing your school years and hope to durlng your adult years. A FRIEND MERRILL CLOTHES 332 Harmon N. W. Warren Oluo T lllll of Pill TCRAFT DIAL 7262-1 P. O. Box No. 364 WARREN, OHIO Plant at Champion Compliments of MASTER CLEANERS AL KOKRAK - Mgr. TOM BANISH g Driver 'A' 1824 McMyler St., N. W. Phone Warren 4313-6 Page Ninety-Nine Compliments of STROUSS - HIRSHBERIYS WARREN , OHIO THE WARNER COMPANY 152-154 NORTH PARK AVE. I WARREN, OHIO 'k 4 Compliments of A FRIEND if Page One Hundred ESQJQJSEPEHG Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Soules Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Brady Mr. and Mrs. joseph Martino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pishotti Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Price Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Grove Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Flickenger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bee Mr and Mrs. O. S. Difford Mrs. Mary Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wack Mr. and Mrs. W. Buechling Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Lemasters Mr. and Mrs. H. Hanson Miss L. E. Newey Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruder Mr. and Mrs. Husher Mr. and Mrs. Isaacson Mr. and Mrs. C. Elwyn Tucker Gilbert and Blanckard Contractors Mr. and Mrs. Jacob R. Biery Mr. and Mrs.. David V. Adgate Mr. and Mrs. H. L Wolcott Mr and Mrs. S. E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lisby Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Vandergrift Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chalupka Miss V. Lucile Woodford Mr. and Mrs Allen Sprague Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dearth Miss Roxie Israelion Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taiclet Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reiser Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Collins Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mintern SEQCIDNS Sport Land Mrs. Bess Newton Brown Muccio Bros. Fruit Market Nolan's Patent Medicines Luncheonette Dairy Reese Hardware Al Parr Drug Company George Pond and Son Vincent Jewelry The Darling Shop H. R. Hill Company Dilley,s Bicycle Shop Auto Supply and Service Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sharp ERS Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. T. Fred Parker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker M. and Mrs. Raymond White Mr. and Mrs. Don Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Harvey T. Berry Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jones Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Body Miss Virginia Frederick Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Beachler Omar Lew Joe Jim Pa ge 0 ne Hunidred-One