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

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SEN IDRS - 1951

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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

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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