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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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We feel that he has increased our chances of growing up to be better individuals by his striving to make Howland a better place in which to live. i 11 if Q- 111. ' W emo 'roam on-no funnmxs aj. . V' 'A 5 , f ' - rx . Am Q ' f X 0 ,520 I N YK 4 -1 1 A-iii X '? ' .cc,.,, ! ,fr- 'ff , f I I ':- xx R' :NY 'V 54, Z Wg, G ' XA M T EAC H ERS, SC H OO L BDA RD BOARD OF EDUCATION Direct responsibility tor fulfilling the policies other responsibilities, working together with ot the Howland School education system is a purpose and always with apparent results. placed in the capable hands of our school Their admiration is shared by all who have board. Here are citizens, all with many walked the halls of Howland High. BOARD OF EDUCATION-Mr. Melvin Seeloftg Mr. G. Fred Shafer, Clerk-treasurerg Mr. John Bradyp Mr. A. O. Lemosters, superintendent. presidentp Mr. H. C, Mines, vice presidenlp Mrs. Claire Humoson, Absent-Mr. Clifford Berry. 5 The Howland School Administration is always hard at work to provide students ofthe community with a school system of high stand- ards. We feel that thru the effort ot the ad- ministrators, past and present, our school system has become far superior to any other in the area in the building of better citizens for a, better world. f f-X ff- AWM Q 73552 ,H ' 'Hr-.ZX . ' A tlsss l G. ..,, 4 strs . E. I -'.':2 H . , Mr. Kepner, our principal, is always on hand to help pupils make out their schedules or fill out college applications. He works not only with pupils, but also with parents and teachers. rms Superintendent A. O. Lemasters has charge of the business connected with running Howland Elementary School, Howland High School, Bolindale Elementary and Morgandale Elemen' tary Schools. Here he is at work in his ottice in the Howland High School building. W.: . o .3 f i at 4 - - K 5' ' f. i' 7. ff s Half fi? 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It Aff -'K l '55 'sl V -. D-1 I E ' sv tf1.fw -- t ....' .. liz Q W it f I l t .H fit Sw . it . 1 , fiiiwiifi' 'W . 'Ki Cfg'iiLTi,flE1. 1 gi .:- j.:a.f :. A f f X' . , M M fs 'Q ,.,:v'15eV, qw s t. t ' at ,,. W. I . . 5!53f.:2l55,:z .1.1. V l s Mrs. Humoson is responsible for keeping the books of the school system up-toedate. We interrupted her as she was writ- ing a deposit receipt for the senior class. ERVIN COLEMAN M Q MARGARET TRIMBLE MARY LUTZ MARIE FANSLER MICHAEL MATUNE Ervin Coleman-Driving. Mary Lutz-Home Economics. Margaret Trimble- English II. Marie Fansler-English, Geography. Michael Matune-English Geography. Charles Crafl-Shop. Francis Day-Mechanical Drawing Drafling, Printing. CHARLES CRAFT FRANCIS DAY 7 THERESE SOGK MICHAEL PROKOP GERALD H I ESTAND Therese Sook-Home Economics. George Breckner, Jr.-Art, Photogra- phy. Michael Prokop-Science, Mathematics. Gerald Hiesiand-Athletic Director, Science, Mathematics. Lydia Zahariau-Speech, Journalism, English. Helen Husher-English. Lillian Hotchkiss-American Government Mafhemafics. Violet Rieser-World Hisfory, Sociology, Economics, Ameri- can Government. Edgar Wilms-Physics, Mathematics, HELEN HUSHER LILLIAN HOTCHKISS VIOLET RIESER EDGAR WILMS Senir Class Sponsors 8 'Tlfwi GEORGE BRECKN ER, JR LYDIA ZAHARIAU xv, -f A - 3 I , ' T' - --ff A-ff We-'ff ,Y '3:2'55.,f n'u ' ' I' 5. I if . 1 E, . W. L , I 5, r-we 5.55. f W5 - I ., . L . ww 3 L, 4532 We ., .iir . . 111+ 9 M R. , is Wim we as 3,423 i 'inhnir ig Q ,g i f ifff s wviniablr-4: s fi? N, M I in . JS -ww If-. . ., I. 'I N . :1r:i:SFx.f.-..-L..-:Dir , I 2:-r . 5 J - I - gag -1 nw ' .5 I wry vi2i1I2LfWrgEi'4sz:uw,.Spf I -' , IISSQ V 1- , -Q -?n:.,f'fz'512s?i . . f fL-, -'--: . -'.--- 1. ' I - ' I -VVV I 551.22 ', ig? 4: EI F .'S 4 g:'4gg1,iw:.AQ J I .,,,. . . W-gf mg.--.. 5 55 . z '. f N5 . ' Q5 I E MARK BARRICK MARY LEE KRAUSS PAULINE BODE E 'Q PAUL ANDRISH Mark Barrick-Algebra, General Business. Pauline Bode-Latin, French. Mary Lee Krauss-Science, Chemistry. Paul Andrish-Health and Physical Education, Science, Mafhemafics. L. Robert Irwin-Science, Mathematics. Mabel Robinson-Science, Mathematics. .lack Resafka-Science, Math- ematics. L. ROBERT IRWIN MABEL ROBINSON JACK RESATKA 9 E. L. MCFADDEN JEAN JOHNSON DELORES ILLIAMS HELEN GRIFFIN ! , KM E. L. McF n-Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Senior Mathematics. Jean Johnson-English Literature, Business English, English lll. Delores Williams-Health and Physical Education. Helen Griffin --Biology, Science, Mathematics. Frances Gillespie-English, Geography, History. Dean Bailey-English, History. Helen Locke-English, History. FRANCES GILLESPIE DEAN BAILEY HELEN LOCKE 10 x , ,, L L ,,., ,,.:fW'?f'if:i ' yy .. I, ,i W Q .. .,,.., - ' ii M f nf? x 55. Z ,53yHyy,m- g . . .. 3 I ,,, , VIRGINIA FREDERICK THELMA PATTERSON B. LUCILE WOODFORD JANE WINTERS Irina , I , VVAE WQKKHSR' ' Virginia Frederick-American History, Guidance. Thelma Paherson-School Nurse. B. Lucile Woodford-Librarian. Jane Winters-Secretary. James Robinson-Typing, Bookkeeping, Sales and Advertising. Regina Mario- Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice. .IAMES ROBINSON REGINA MARTO 11 The Howland School noon lunch program began ten years ago under the able direction of Mrs. Baker. Thru the years she has watched it grow from one lunchroom in the grade school to bigger and better cafeterias in Morgandale, Bolindale, and l-lowland's new high school. Never in these years has Mrs. Baker failed to plan a Nutritious, tasty menu. She and her co-workers have always been on hand for any spe- cial school functions such as luncheons and banquets. This year marks the end of Mrs. Baker's many years of service. We will miss her smiling face and spotless white uniform in our cafeteria, but we seniors espe- cially will always remember her when we think of our days at Howland for she is as much a part of us as the school itself. .,.,,,..,,,,.,-Q Annan cours s unocmf ,i M jj MRS. RALPH BAKER J it I ,...s,m,.W-'M' This year is the second that we have had the privilege of eating in Swager, Pauline Kamph, Sally Jarvis, Nellie Valsi, Pearl Davis, and our new cafeteria. We are grateful for the many hours of wark that Geraldine Gearhart. are done before and after the noon hour by our kitchen staff-Vera 'bu . . l'L... ,au JANITORS Scrub and polish-these are the men who keep the Robert Metzar, Clayton Butler, George McNary, Robert Nichol, halls of Howland neat as a pin. Karl Kopsic, James Westfall, John Barnett, Fred Biery, Amber Orr, and Grover Root, ww... N D 'l9WN,Sn 'NL BUS DRIVERS On the shoulders of these men rests the respon- sibility of getting the students to and from school sate and sound. Kneeling-Carl Jarvis, Michael Cerbus, Gerald Bloom, E. F. Coleman, Albert Ott. Standing-Howard Cleal, lreliet 13 ww . driverl, Harley Lee, Walter Latimer, Ovid Difford, Carl Lyman. Absent-Thomas Maffitt, Dale Wise. Relief drivers-Robert Bates, Olen Grim. 1 1 J . if X K' ffwf Wff'- ATF Q5-QIZEYAH OHIO TURNPIKE J Jw W -. . in I R UNDERCLASSMEIN 7-A FIRST ROW-Anne Phillips, Martha Shafer, Francis Fisher, Judy Fickes, Mary Steele, Irene Hawes, Sandra Hyde, Vonda Vennetti, Jacqueline White, Patricia Valot, Ruth Drennen, Mary Gulich, Peggy Parsons. SECOND ROW-Mr. Resatka, John Patterson, Don Booher, Don Fisk, Jim Artherholt, Edward Jones, Bob Johnston, Bob Spirko, Dan McMillin, Richard Lott, David Miller, Gerry Brocken, Bob Erskine. THIRD ROW-Phyllis Del Garbino, Kathryn Bode, Joanne Tucker, Mary Hayes, Beverly Tate, Sandra Mikell, Dana Bianco, Georgia Lytle, Diane Partridge, Sandra Rose, Sandra Patterson, Sandra Kacir, Jeanine Husher. 7-B FIRST ROW-Betty Allender, Dixie Combs, Carol Crawford, Joyce Coe, Julianna Bakich, Janice Daley, Sandra Davis, Eleanor Cline, Betty Clark, Margaret Michalovic, Judy Daylida, Susan Farkas, Mrs. Fansler. SECOND ROW-Anna Everett, Ronald Brogdon, Mike Atkins, Bruce Clary, Roger Davis, Chauncey Beardsley, Lloyd McGee, Melvin 7-C FIRST ROW-Vera Guesman, Vivian Lisak, Carolyn Hill, Karen Kreusler, Betty Kibler, Priscilla Lingo, Penny Parsons, Phyllis Gal- lagher, Mary Giron, Jean Herman, Helen Laprocina, Carol Kirk, Alix Kosciuk. SECOND ROW-Alice Holland, Charlotte Gunther, Dwight Druschel, John Lacusky, Tom Dugan, Luther Goliday, Jeff Kaul- Balciar, John Culver, Kenneth Daum, Judy Fellows, Bonnie Ewing, Sonny Christy, Phyllis Glazier, Hugo Curitti. THIRD ROW-Kenneth Blackburn, Harry Blessing, William Cleal, William Cochran, Ted Andrella, Fred David, Arthur Arnold, William Bidwell, Norman Boyd, Gary Dew, Larry Proper, Thomas Albrecht, Tom Brdek. back, John Hake, Steve Kuhn, Blaine Hinkle, Richard Kowalski, Ross Lombardi, Patty Jack, Bonnie Hammock, Mr. Matune. THIRD ROW- Bill Koski, Don Gore, Bob L'Amoureaux, Ray Hunt, Eddie lmburgia, Jim Habenicaht, Dave Howells, Eddie King, Jay Feldman, Jack Gaston, AI Goodwin. lr .l -M-1 7-D FIRST ROW-Dorothy Lindsey, Laura Reed, Wanee Overield, Lois Plant, Marie Mosko, Josephine Miller, Nina Rogers, Patty Money, Mary Ann Patrick, Gail Patmore, Anne Steinhaus, Carol Love, Lois Reghetti. SECOND ROW -Mrs. Robinson, Tom Metzler, George Moore, Donald Price, Clarence Latimer, Dennis Poriso, John Malone, The officers ofthe seventh grade, Jeanine Husher, treasurer, Sue Venelli, secretary, Sandy Patterson, president, John Patterson, vice-president, are amazed at the low price ofthe '56 yearbook and resolve to order theirs immediately. 7-E FIRST ROW-Karen Whetzell, Barbara Tomlin, Berna dine Shvelnis, Joan Saska, Joyce Williams, Sue Vannelli Nancy Smith, Shirley Stein, Shirley Taylor, Sharon Slife Linda Stewart, Charlene Sample, Barbara Ubania. SEC OND ROW-Ruhl Straley, James Reghetti, Thomas Ste tek, Micheal Kowach, William Rowbottom, John Ripple, Harry Paulson, William Gunther, Richard Thompson Robert Mines, Tony Leon, Micheal Mosko, Richard Palip- chak, Darryl McKee, Robert McManus. THIRD ROW-Ray Rader, James Nance, John Mrus, Carlisle Mettord, Richard Miller, Harold Luscombe, James Mellick, Danny Sabo, Virgil Lingen, Raymond Laming, Frank Oriatt, Tom Mc- Closky, Smith Mealy. James Strausbaugh, John Salak, William Wilson, James Peelman, Mr. Irwin. THIRD ROW-Larry Shvelnis, Harry Weimer, John Russ, Ray Walter, Ronald Perry, Robert Reiner, Micheal Welke, Joseph Rader, Raymond Smith, Roger Shaw, Elbert Seawood, Leroy Wade, Charles Smith. 2 -X ,,m.a.uiavs::,: tww:rfgW 1 :r fsmamums rf r f . mw -xi-' wlrf2gf 5-A. FIRST ROW-Jackie Fellows, Judy Moyes, Janet Weita, Billie Spencer, Jean Smith, Pat Ghisea, Cynthia Blair, JoAnne DiEugenio, Sandra Schwab, Valerie Drapp. SECOND ROW-Gloria Lewis, Charlene Aley, Judie Craig, William Whittier, Tom Maloy, Jim Gher- lein, John Steffey, Marilyn Kay, Carole Thompson, Barbara Ritchley, Mr. Hiestand, THIRD ROW-Eric Timko, Joe Davis, Danny Gil- more, Ronnie Kapcsos, Hugh Howard, Bob Hilterman, Emel Thomas, Dick Abruzzi, Bob Casagranda, Bob Sapashe. 8-B. FIRST ROW-Janet Chasser, Judy Bradley, Bonnie Ballard, Sally Barton, Lillian Arndt, Beverly Ambrose, Patricia White, Mary Armstrong, Virginia Chaney, Patricia Clark, Donna Daum. SECOND ROW-Miss Locke, Mary Dodge, Ellen Crites, Mary Campbell, Barbara Carbone, Linda Curtorillo, Dennis Crew, Paul Bucklin, Douglas Crawford, Luther Blackwell, Ronald Belak. THIRD ROW- Jack Barton, Reynolds Blackburn, Jack Davis, Dewey Carpenter, Richard Darbey, Gerald Day, Ralph Dean, Arthur Neely, William Burick, Tom Armstrong, Donald Berry. 8-C. FIRST ROW-Mary Elzy, Barbara Evans, Joan Eaton, Carole Dick, Diann Jennings, Paulette Kowach, Barbara Fitch, Arlene Grit- tith, Bonnie Fairman, Karen Hermisen. SECOND ROW-Loretta Games, Karen Johnston, Patti Loveless, Nancy Duncan, Margaret Ferguson, James Frazier, Thomas Gabrovsek, William Gill, James Gore, Mrs. Gillespie. THIRD ROW-James Holinbaugh, Melvin Hetz- ler, George Freeman, Raymond Gilbert, Gorden Klentz, Harold Gano, Edward Edwards, James Fite, Gerald Gibson. V -wfg,-sim., i , , V. ai i - - r ism 8-D. FIRST ROW-Judy Luoma, Kay Pinkerton, Linda Porter, Jeanne Robinson, Wilda Putmen, Margaret Riggs, Jacquelyn Rupp, Beatrice Perry, Beverly Owens, Rose Rengold. SECOND ROW- Tommy Messersmith, John Pachuk, Denny Parise, Joan Miller, Jan Mines, Marilyn Mrus, Joanne Phillips, Pat Mitchell, Patty Mundorf, Mr. Prokop. THIRD ROW-Daniel Martini, William Mathews, Gerald Miller, Gordon Leece, Jim Nycum, Fred Miller, George Michelson, David Lewis, David Leatherberry, Chester McElhaney, Tom Latimer. Gathered around the Christmas tree in the living room of the home economics department are the officers of the eighth grade: Luther Blackwell, president, Ron- ald Kapcsos, treasurer, Carol Thompson, secretary, and David Smith, vice-president, 8-E. FIRST ROW-Joann Trocheck, Carol Struk, Carol Stuber, Nancy Wiles, Rhoda Tackitt, Diane Sample, Carolyn Turner, Carol Sindledecker, Ann Williams, Barbara Thompson, Janice Starry. SECOND ROW-Mr. Bailey, Darlene Thigpen, Charlene Thigpen, Frances Scott, Judy Tomlin, .Jim Thorpe, Charles Taylor, Steve Rulick, David Wise, Jack Wolcott, Bill Pike. THIRD ROW-Dorothea St. Clair, Richard Williams, Welsey Thomas, Robert Scott, Bill Williams, Bill Young, Tommy Rogers, David Smith, Jerry Scott, Farrell Williams, Douglas Welker. ri , , 7 K 9-A Boys. FIRST ROW-Erlend Berg, Terry Clark, Norman Baxier, Mike Esau, David Aley, Bill Clark, Dick Davis, Dick Baker, .lim Blank, SECOND ROW-Torn Evans, Frank Brink, Bob Ellenberger, Bill Corbin, Tom Bower, Ricky Crawford, David Dabelko, Bob Fisk, Mr, Breckner. THIRD ROW-John Ferguson, Duane Best, Phil Cozadd, John Coker, Dan Cross, Paul Bakich, Howard Cline, Bill Davis, Bradford Briggs, Bob Bonner 9-B Boys. FIRST ROW- George Goss, Joe Longslreclrh, Ralph Onaiz, Bill Miller, Joe Lindsey, Ralph Mclvlillen, David Gabuifi, Terry Gearharf, John Lyons, Gary Keeley. SECOND ROW-Miss Marfo, Gary Lewis, Jim Murray, Vic Killin, Norman Masters, Louis Humphrey, Tom Gibson, Russell Herig, Charles McMahon, Torn Jenkins, THIRD ROW- Dennis l'lunT, Gone Kuszrnaul, Ronald Murray, Wally Mackey, Jerry O'NeiI, Terry Kundel, Larry Hillier, Floyd McElhaney, John LaVoo, Rodney Orostin. 9-C Boys. FIRST ROW-Bob Soufhard, Larry Woodring, Bob Razum, Lee Rowbotlom, James Scott, Lewis Saltze man, Mike Wafson, Jerry Wise, Don Parise. SECOND ROW-Lee Shallenberger, Ray Solliffo, Robert Shick, Gerald Racz, Gerald While, Joe Urbania, Arthur Tracy, Roberi Shearer, Mr. Day. THIRD ROW-George Rowbof- Tom, Ralph Perry, Marion Vannelli, Wayne Walfer, Alfred York, Mark Urbania, Roy Plani, Lynn Smith, Marilyn Cobb Nancy Escoii, S i usan Hoclg kiss, Ber- 9-A Girls. FIRST ROW--Georgia Hodgkiss, Janice Fellows, , nice Bumgardner, Grace Gilberf, Blanche Fickes, Ruih Bland, Mary Lee Hodges, Joan Durig, Marilyn Bock, Pal Bunker. SECOND ROW-Susan I-lermison, Beverly Brown, Linda Brady, Delores Brdek, Anna Burnach, Alice Hutchison, Bonnie De Wali, Rosemary Campana, Eileen Ames, Carol Rozycki, Joan Freer, Francis Blackburn, Susan Hoon, Maria Casagranda. THIRD ROW-Carol Del Garbino, Sylvia Harper, Laraine Crawford, Sandra ' dl Nola Flickinger, Baibara Berry, Linda Evans, Judy Grifiiih, Vera Gasion, Brown, Darlene Hinion, Pai Bra ey, Ruth Culver, Mrs. Sook. Planning The ninih grade pariy are iis Fllcers Pai Love, president, Georgia O I Hodgkiss, Treasurer, Duane Best, vice pres- iderii, and Jerry Wise, secreiary. 9-B Girls. FIRST ROW-Pafricia Kohur, Barbara Marsh, Amylouise O'Connor, Donna Welsh, Helen Stein, Ruth Sheldon, Janice Maiihews, Sherry Mercandino, Marilyn Webb, Marilyn Whiinian, Kay Nance, JoAnn Wood, Mrs. Krauss. SECOND ROW-Shirley Lisak, Mary Murio, Gail Kreusler, Judy Purser, Pai Love, Gloria Szabo, Carol Juhasz, Elaine Venen, Lila Mae Wilson, Janice Palmer, Aniioneife Kania, Margarei Smiih. THIRD ROW- Elaine Marx, Jilione Wolcoil, Dolores Roslcos, Ann Marie Meszaros, Pairicia Pinlcerion, Carol Jarvis, Charlotte Var- ner, Helen Spirko, Jacqueline Quinlan, Mary Young, Katherine Oliver, Carol Lyile, Patty Trowbridge, Sherry Lesiak. B 9 IO-A Girls. FIRST ROW-Mary Ann Edcly, Wilma Bland, Jean Drennen, Nancy Hill, Judy Goral, Carol Lanrz Roselyn Boyd, Sandra Bury, Eleanor Hunt. SECOND ROIN-Delitia Dean, Susan Brady, Joanne Hodgkiss, Karen Harris, Mary Keener, Judy Durig, Brenda Diehl, Judy Hari, Jeanefie Ayers, Mrs. Griffin. THIRD ROW-Carolyn Fisher, Beverly Burrows, Peggy King, Barbara Lacusky, Yvonne Casavani, Carol Berry, Deloris Freeman, Elaine Koslci, Noralee Cleal. IO-B Boys. FIRST ROW-Joe Kane, Charles Shelar, Ray Reghefii, Jack Von Thaer, George Pafrnore, Ehden Maf- fiff, Bob lVicClead, David Pond. SECOND ROW-Pele Licavoli, Don Pack, Keirh Johnson, John Moore, Dick Ramsey, Wayne Weifa, Bill Luoma, Eddie Shaw, Larry Springer. THIRD ROW- Richard Tale, Al Toro, Clinton Smith, John Rupp, James Maras, Bill Van Horne, Victor Kapcsos, Gerald Moak, Mr. Craft. 21 1 IO-A Boys. FIRST ROW-Vincent Carbone, Vicior GasTon, Ronnie Barsiovv, Phil Farnham, Bob Gallagher, Bill Guesman, Larry Griffilh, Bob Boyd, Bob Gore, Charles Daurn. SECOND ROW-Bob Abruzzi, Kenny Chaney, Charles Fairbanks, Roger Davis, John I-lolinbaugh, Sieve Albrect, Ronald Beardsley, David Antonelli, Mr. Godvvarcl. THIRD ROW-Jim Dillon, David Dresner, Bob Claiaper, Carl Fager, Don Howells, Bud Cross, Ronnie Cerbus, .lim Hoon, David Drennen, Jerry Bluedorn. IO-B Girls. FIRST ROW-Isabelle lvlurio, Connie Miller, Roberia Wilson, Donna Woods, .lane Rulich, Kaihleen Sforry, Carolyn SCOTT, Barbara Moorhead, Margarei Shvelnis, SECOND ROW-lla Trowbridge, Verna Mounis, Kay Reamensnyder, Jean Thomas, lvlargie Leighfon, Dianne Mason, Pai Rurnancilc, Barbara Williamson, Pai Turk, Mrs. Bode. THIRD ROW-Joann Srrausbaugh, Sue Linton, Anne lviclviahon, Judy Sechler, Dianna Liberafor, Gail Williamson, Donna Svvager, Gladys Reed, Joan Raflilll, Sandra Nicholas. 22 ll-A Girls. FIRST ROW-Shirley Clark, Janet Galoufti, Dolly Goral, Rosa Lee Bettiker, Betty Hroy, Emilie Ghisea, Margaret Brown, Joy Hazlett, Coriene Berry. SECOND ROW- Pcit Andrella, Carol Culver, Beverly Druschel, Ann Davis, Marilyn Elliott, Dorothy Fickes, Louise Banks, Mrs. Johnson. THIRD ROW-Ramona Carnpana, Lucinda Hanna, Mariellen Aley, Wilma Davis, Dona l-lusher, Beverly Koski. l l ll-A Boys. FIRST ROW-Patrick Dicks, Stefano Carloone, Robert Hutt, Thomas Hill, William Anderson, Charles lk- lodi, John Biery, Richard Dawson, Edward Kohut. SECOND ROW-Lawrence Dirrneyer, Deon Booher, Bernhard Goldman, Jesse Fuller, Albert l-lreno, Robert Hoffman, Ronald Hroncheck, Robert Blessing, Mr, Barrick, THIRD ROW-John Bakuka, Robert Allan Flint, Kenneth Daniels, James Daniels, Raymond Freeman, Edward Bradley, Ronald Crawford, Dennis Ambrose, Richard Hrusovsky. 23 ll-B Girls. FIRST ROW-Gladys Williams, Sandra Yancy, Jenny Reiner, Beverly Whifrnore, Eloise Leolherlnerry, Joan Spirko, Phyllis Nance, Linda Palm, Judy Tinkham. SECOND ROW-Joan Messersmifh, Eleanor Stoddard, Diane Timko, Marilyn Salak, Phyllis Rider, Phoebe Oliphant, June Young, JoAnn Razum, Miss Frederick, THIRD ROW-Marlene Palonder, Arerficx Thomas, Ruby Wilson, Mildred Oroslin, Jane Leifer, Edith Scott, Judy Spencer, Sandra Pyles, Susan Messersmifh. ll-B Boys, FIRST ROW-Sam Marfz, James Marshall, Larry Minfern, David Mealy, Kenny Olson, Paul Thomas, Mackey Rodgers, Gene Urey, Jim Wilsman. SECOND ROW-Floyd O'Donnell, Roy Mercandino, David Stein, Paul Stewart, Jack Tucker, Denny Wise, Jack Welker, Mr. McFadden, THIRD ROW-David Wilkoski, Larry Palm, Larry Sheilds, Charles OnaTz, George Noga, Paul Wilde, Dick Lab. 24 i Q Q E 2 Lots ot work but lots ot tun- That's the way the iunior class feels about the Prom. The strain of the months of planning seem to melt away as they look upon their fin- ished task. The class chose New York as their theme. sium was decorated Central Park and the transformed into the Club. 'ef The gymna- to represent cafeteria was Copacabana K-K . 4' ,- Aghl- rl ...L I W5 Ki wi' P 'S 1.1 iii X xg f QQ 5 5 n fl Qi Wx ' s ' J k ' X ?W.,g, WSiiwx , ,- K M 76, . fra qtaf 'gk Q f .f- QQ ,Qfff-1 SxxXXT??fV,5, Z i Ax x Q QNKYZLX Jwh .g 2 -X. 1 J X X J Q f i' SENIORS gm ,aw ,J f f Q xiii: - 2 f 1 - 5g.1g,:.f S ' , ,,,g A Rf d ., Q- my X wie 1,-sm'Kiwifffgf,g1fs'f,:g,,1sfE sn W A , A 2, 'ftif' A I ,. 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GLORIA GIMMA SANDRA ZACKEROFF Gretchen Ames Junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Ensemble 1,2 County Chorus 4 Operetta Chorus 3 Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Monitor 3 Class Officer 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Letter 1 Scholarship Pin 2,3 Robert Antonell Golf Team 3 Speech Plays 3 Band 1,2 Boys' Glee Club 4 Rifle Club 2 Firemen's Club 3,4 Guy Armstrong Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball l,2,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Hi-Y 1,2 Student Senate 3 Class Officer 4 Elaine Bclchrik Junior Play 3 A 'Cappella 4 Band 1 Orchestra 1,2 Girls' Glee Club 4 Ensemble 1,2 County Chorus 4 Tiger Times Stal? 2,3,4 Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Y-Teens 4 French Club 3,4 Ofticer Aid 2 Class Ottlcer 1 National Honor Society 3, 4 Junior Achievement 3,4 Patricia Bakich Junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Ensemble 2 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Monitor 3 Junior Achievement 3,4 Achievers Association 4 Clifford Berry Basketball 3,4 Track 3 Junior Play 3 Rifle Club 1,2 Vienness Bidwell Tiger Times Staft 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Firemen's Club 3,4 Latin Club 1 Harold Biery Tiger Times Staff 3 Scroll Solicitor 4 Science Club 2 Firemen's Club 3,4 Monitor 3,4 Class Oftlcer 2 Scholarship Team 4 Richard Brooks Track 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Firemen's Club 3,4 French Club 3,4 Class Officer 4 National Honor Societ Scholarship Team 2 Boys' State 3 Junior Achievement 3 Harry Brown Speech Plays 3 Tiger Times Stott 3 Rifle Club 2 Firemen's Club 3,4 Loretta Cessna Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Triple Trio 3,4 Ensemble l,2,4 County Chorus 2,4 Operetta Lead 3 Scroll Solicitor 4 F,T.A. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Scholarship Team 2 Patricia Challenger Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Monitor 1 Student Senate 2 Scholarship Team 2 Camera Club 1 Junior Achievement 3 Evalyn Chasser Monitor 3 Student Senate 4 Eleanor Cook Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella l,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 1,3 Triple Trio 4 Ensemble 3 Operetta Chorus 3 F.N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Ritle Club 4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Monitor 4 Scholarship Team 2 Mary Corbin Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Girls, Glee Club 2 Triple Trio 3,4 County Chorus 2,4 Operetta Lead 3 Tiger Times Staft 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Audio Visual Aid 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Letter 1 Scholarship Pin 2 Bennett Cozadd Wrestling Team 4 A 'Cappella 3,4 Band 1,2 Orchestra 1,2 Boys' Glee Club 3,4 Ensemble 4 County Chorus 4 County Band 2 Operetta Lead 3 Scroll StoFl 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Science Club 3 Hi-Y 1 Latin Club 1,2 National Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Letter 1 Scholarship Pin 3 Diane Crawford Trampoline Team 3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 Girls' Glee Club l,2,4 Ensemble 1,2 F.T.A. 3,4 F,N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Scholarship Team 3 Maiorette 1,2,3,4 Junior Achievement 3 Arlene Cwynar Cheerleader l,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Triple Trio 1,2,3,4 County Chorus 2,4 Operetta Lead 3 Tiger Times Staft 1,2,3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Science Club 2 F.T.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Monitor 3 Student Senate 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Pin 3 Junior Achievement 3 Radio Club 4 Myron Daum Baseball 3,4 Wrestling Team 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Rifle Club 1,2,3,4 Sara Davis Junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella l,2,3,4 Triple Trio 4 County Chorus 2 Operetta lead 3 Scroll Staff 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Science Club 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Monitor 4 Class Othcer 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Letter 1 Scholarship Pin 2,3 Girls' State 3 Junior Achievement 3,4 Camera Club 1 Junior Gardeners 1,2,3 Leanne Daylida Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Ensemble 1,2 County Chorus 2 F.T.A. 3,4 Audio Visual Aid 2 Ottice Aid 2 Jerry Dean Track 1,2,3,4 Wrestling Team 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Rifle Club 1,3,4 Firemen's Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Frederic Dillon Wrestling Team 4 Junior Play 3 Fireman's Club 4 Norma Fairbanks Tumbling Team 3,4 Trampoline Team 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Ensemble 4 County Chorus 4 Tiger Times Staff 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F,T.A. 3,4 F.N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Monitor 4 Stuaent Senate .3 Class Oft1cer 2 National Honor Society 4 Scholarship Team 2 Junior Achievement 3 Radio Club 4 Robert Flickinger Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Track 1 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 3 Tiger Times Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Firemen's Club 3,4 French Club 3,4 Junior Achievement 4 Radio Club 4 Thomas Gautschi Basketball 3,4 A 'Cappella 3 Boys' Glee Club 3 Firemen's Club 3,4 Audio Visual Aid 3 Monitor 4 James Gibson Basketball 1 Wrestling Team 4 Junior Play 3 Boys' Glee Club 3,4 Firemen's Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Judith Gillespie Girls' Glee Club 1,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 French Club 3,4 Boosters' Club 1 Newspaper 1 Girls' Athletic Club 2 Hy-Eca-Sy Patricia Gillespie Junior Play 3 A 'Cappella 3,4 Triple Trio 4 Tiger Times Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 French Club 3,4 Class Oftlcer 3 Junior Achievement 3,4 Booster Club 1 Nevvspeper 1 Orchestra 1,2 Student Council 1 Hy-Eca-Sy Gloria Gimma Bowling Team 4 Junior Play 3 A 'Cappella 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Operetta Chorus 3 Tiger Times Staff 4 F.T,A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 1 Norman Goodwin Basketball 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 4 Wrestling Team 4 Junior Play 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 Firemen's Club 3,4 Monitor 4 Betty Griffith Tiger Times Staff 4 Monitor 2,4 Jerry Gulich Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1 Firemen's Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Thomas Hauser Firemen's Club 3,4 Scholarship Team 3 Judith Hayden Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 County Chorus 2,4 Operetta 3 Tiger Times Staff 3 F.N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 1,2 Ottice Aid 3 Dorothy Hray Cheerleader 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 1,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Operetta Chorus 3 Tiger Times Staff 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3 F.N.A. 4 Latin Club 1 Theodore Hutchison Wrestling Team 4 Junior Play 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 Firemen's Club 3,4 Audio Visual Aid 2 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3 Donald Jarvis Baseball 1 Hi-Y 1 Rifle Club 1 Audio Visual Aid 1 Shirley King Senior Play 4 Band 1,2 Girls Glee Club 1,2,3 County Chorus 2 Operetta Chorus 1,2,3 Scroll Solicitor 4 John Klovanich Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2 Boys' Glee Club 3 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Dixieland Band 1,2,3 County Band 2 Brass Sextet 1,2,3 Firemen's Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Student Senate 1 Class Officer 1,2 National Honor Society 4 Patricia Kovacs Cheerleader 1,2,3 Junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 Band 1,2,3 Orchestra 1,2 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Tiger Times Staff 1,2,3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A, 4 Y-Teens 4 Monitor 2 Office Aid 1 Junior Achievement 3 Maiorette 1,2,3 Thomas Lambert Basketball l,2,3 Track 2,3 Audio Visual Aid 2,3 Student Senate 2,4 Class Officer 3 Betty Latham Senior Play 4 F.N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Rifle Club 2,3 Latin Club 1,2 Monitor 4 Thomas Lavelle Basketball 1,2,3 Track 2,3 Audio Visual Aid 3 Susan Lerch Bowling Team 4 Y-Teens 4 Monitor 3 Flag Twirler 4 Donna Lisak Bowling Team 4 Junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 Band 1,2,3 Orchestra 1,2 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 County Band 2 Y-Teens 4 Rifle Club 2 Latin Club 1,2 Student Senate 4 Junior Achievement 3 Carol Long Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T,A. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Omce Aid 2,3 National Honor Society 4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Letter 1 Scholarship Pin 2,3 Junior Achievement 3,4 Radio Club 4 Robert Long Boys' Glee Club 1 Tiger Times Sititfl 4 Monitor 1 Richard Losen Junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 3 Boys' Glee Club 3,4 Operetta Lead 3 Scroll Solicitor 4 Hi-Y 2 Firemen's Club 3,4 Monitor 2 Donald Lott Basketball 1 Baseball 3,4 Track 3,4 Wrestling Team 4 Junior Play 3 Boys' Glee Club 4 Rifle Club 1,2,3,4 Class OFHcer 4 Scholarship Team 2 Robert Lytle Basketball 1,3 Baseball 3,4 James Martino Golf Team 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Band l,2,3 Orchestra 1,2 Dance Band l,2,4 County Band 2 Scroll Solicitor 4 Science Club 2 Rifle Team 1,2,3,4 Audio Visual Aid 3 Latin Club 1,2 Scholarship Team 1,2,3 Scholarship Letter 1 Junior Achievement 3 Alan McBane Speech Plays 3 Tiger Times Staff 4 Scroll Staff 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Science Club 2 Firemen's Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Monitor 4 Class Ofiicer 1 National Honor Society 4 Scholarship Team 3,4 Scholarship Pin 3 Junior Achievement 3 Radio Club 4 Larry McClead Tiger Times Stat? Audoi Visual Aid 3 Colleen McGee Bowling Team 4 Girls' Glee Club 1,4 Tiger Times Staff 4 F.T.A. 4 F.N.A, 3 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 French Club 3,4 Booster Club 1 Inter Club Council 2,3,4 Junior Achievement 3 Hy-Eca-Sy John McMahon Baseball 3,4 Firemen's Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Monitor 4 Robert Meszaros Basketball 1,2 Track l,2,4 Senior Play 4 A 'Cappella 1,2 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4 Tiger Times Stott 2 Firemen's Club 3 Jean Miller Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Triple Trio 4 Ensemble 2 Conuty Chorus 2 Operetta Chorus 3 Tiger Times Staff 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Audio Visual Aid 2 Latin Club 1 Paul Monroe Basketball 1 Baseball 1,4 Track 1 Rifle Club 1 Leon Motter Baseball 3 Junior Play 3 Margaret Murray Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 F.N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Rifle Club 2,3 Latin Club 1,2 Anthony Nicholas Basketball 1,3 Audio Visual Aid 2,3 John Odvar Track 1 Doris Osmon Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Triple Trio 3,4 Ensemble 1,2 County Chorus 2,4 Operetta Chorus 3 Tiger Times Staft 3 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Junior Achievement 3 Richard Osmon Basketball 1,3 Basebball 4 Track l A 'Cappella 2,3 Boys' Glee Club 3,4 Amelita Owen Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 F.N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 2,3 Monitor 3,4 Scholarship Team 2,4 Patricia Parsons L Girls' Glee Club 1 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Monitor 1 Oftice Aid 4 Flag Twriler 2,3 Lyell Perry A 'Cappella 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Tiger Times StaFf 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Hi-Y 2 Scholarship Team 3 Junior Achievement 4 Vernon Perry Band l,2,3 Nancy Phillips Tumbling Team 3,4 Trampoline Team 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 4 F.T.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Rifle Club 2 Monitor 3 Flag Twirler 4 Richard Phillips Junior Play 3 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Richard Pitzer Wrestling Team Boys' Glee Club 4 Rifle Club 2,3,4 Audio Visual Aid 1 lda Racz Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 F.N.A. 4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3 Oftice Aid 3,4 Janice Ratlift Bowling Team 4 44 Junior Play 3 Speech Plays 3 Orchestra 1,2 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Y-Teens 4 Rifle Club 2 Audio Visual Aid 3 Latin Club 1,2 Student Senate l Junior Achievement 3 Kenneth Reiner Marjorie Reiner Junior Play 3 Monitor 1,2 Jacqueline Rose Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 A 'Cappella 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Operetta Chorus 3 Tiger Times Staff 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 FIA. 3,4 Otiice Aid 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 4 Radio Club 4 Barbara Roush A 'Cappella 1,3 Maiorette 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 1 F.N.A. 2,3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Monitor 1,2,3 Ottice Aid 1,3 Student Senate 1 Hy-Eca Sy Roberta Sanford Senior Play 4 A 'Cappella 3,4 Operetta Chorus 3 Y-Teens 4 Harriet Schetrom A 'Cappella 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Fri-Hi-Y 2,3 Monitor 3 Patricia Schulz Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 F,N,A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 1,2 Monitor 1,4 Othce Aid 3,4 Robert Schwab Track 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Rifle Club 2 French Club 3,4 Student Senate l,2,4 Class Officer 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarshiip Team 2,3,4 Junior Achievement 3 Radio Club 4 Edith Simpson Tiger Times Staft 3 Latin Club 1,2 Junior Achievement 4 Donald Slife Senior Play 4 Margaret Smith Junior PYlay 3 Senior Play 4 A 'Cappella 2 Girls' Glee Club 4 Tiger Times Staft 4 Monitor 3 Library Aid 1,2 Norma Soriano Band 1,2,3 Girls' Glee Club 4 Tiger Times Staff 4 Scroll STGF1 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F,T,A. 4 Latin Club 1 Monitor 3 OPfice Aid 2 Radio Club 4 Briton Stewart Faith Stoor Junior Play 3 A 'Cappella 1 F.N.A. 4 Latin Club 1,2 Monitor 4 Office Aid 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Scholarship Team 1,3,4 Scholarship Letter 1 Junior Achievement 3 Judith Strousbaugh Junior Play 3 Girls' Glee Club 1,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2 French Club 3,4 Monitor 3 Student Senate 1 Scholarship Letter 1 Hy-Eca-Sy Joseph Stuber Basketball 3,4 Track 2,3 Kenneth Swager Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Rifle Club 1,2 Patricia Vail Bowling Team 4 Monitor 1 James Wickman Audio Visual Aid 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Donald Williams Golf Team 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 A 'Cappella 1 Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Science Club 2 Firemen's Club 4 Latin Club 1,2 Student Senate 3 Class Officer 4 National Honor Society Scholarship Team 3 Boys' State 3 Junior Achievement 3,4 Dorothy Wilson Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 F.N.A. 4 Y-Teens 4 Latin Club 1,2 Winifred Wilson Girls' Glee Club 4 Tiiger Times Staff 4 Y-Teens 4 Student Senate 2 Sandra Zackeroft Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Speech Plays 3 A 'Cappella 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Triple Trio 4 County Chorus 3 Operetta Chorus 3 Tiger Times Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Y-Teens 4 Ofhce Aid 2 Student Senate 3 4 ess cleaning out lo ,FQ ckers ore Lost minute busin f ' Colleen McGee Doris signs cl from the senior p y ond leon Muller os Osmon her lost groduolion piclure. ...- lo Stag Lune- Tlwe leo s Bob Scbwob, Arlene Cwynor, Bob Flickinger, Dick Brook s, ond Eleclner Cook. Mary C orbgn menfs Qn fb and Dorofh B e CG Y Hrc rooks. Perfect! PS ond gowns of lgobmoke finof Odi t Schwab us . and Dick ,ZZ ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FWZ 555 T if I FIRST ROW-Mariellen Aley, Richard Brooks, Donalc Williams, Ronald Crawtord, Gene Urey, Alan McBane, Phyllis Rider, Faith Stoor. SECOND ROW-Emilie Ghisea Dona Husher, Norma Fairbanks, Elaine Bachrik, Arlene Each year tive percent of the iunior class and ten percent ot the senior class are elected to the Howland Chapter ot the National Honor Society on the basis ot scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. This year's club has chosen a proiect which will benefit the school in years to come. They have planned and nearly completed a student handbook consisting of the rules and regulations ot How- land High School. The handbook will be tin- ished and printed during this summer tor dis- tribution in the tall. Cwynar, Bennett Cozadd, Robert Schwab, Sara Davis Gretchen Ames, Jackie Rose, Mary Corbin, Carol Long Absent-John Klovanich. l The sTudenT's own governing body, THE STUDENT SEN- King, Lucinda Hanna. THIRD ROW-Sue Linion, Jane ATE, confribuies much To The school by Tho Collection of Leifer, Marilyn Mrus, Jackie QUIIWIOIW, Evelyn CIWGSSGY sales Tax stamps. FIRST ROW-Mrs. Rieser, Tom Larnberi, Peggy King, William Burich. FOURTH ROW-Mike Esau Gene Ufey, Donno USOI1. SECOND ROW-Polly Mills, Gene Kuszmaul, Jerry Mook, Ronald Crawford, Boi: Jackie Whife, Bernadine Shvelnis, Susan Hodgkiss, Eddie Abruzzi, Dick Abruzzi, Ed ECIWGVKIS. The MONITORS do their part To keep Howland a well- Schulz, Amelita Owen, Faiih Sfoor. THIRD ROW-Jah organized school. Sealed-Sara Davis. FIRST ROW- Leiier, Keny Latham, Be-Hy Grimfh, Alan McBane. FOURTI Roberta Smith, Eleanor Cook, Judy Tinkham, Mrs. Rieser, ROW-Harold Biery, John McMahon, Tom Gaurschi. Elaine Koski, Barbara Williamson. SECOND ROW-Pai A 48 Our OFFICE AID-These girls are kept busy answering tele- Joann Hodgkiss, Pat Parsons, Mary Ann Eddy. SECOND ROW phones, taking messages, and helping Mrs. Humoson and --Jeanette Ayers, Sherry Lesiack, Marilyn Cobb, Marilyn Mrs. Winters in any way possible. FIRST ROW-Pat Andrella, Bock, DeEtta Dean, Yvonne Casavant. SEATED-Mrs. Huma- lda Racz, Judy Hart, Pat Schulz, Jackie Rose, Faith Stoor, son, Mrs. Winters. Miss Woodford is assisted in the library by the STUDENT Lytle, Judy Sechler, Delores Freeman, and Donna Woods. LIBRARY AIDS. They are Jean Drennen, Isabel Muoio, Carol .s rlseesee:fVf . ii' The AUDIO VISUAL AID contributes much to the classroom, OND ROW-Jim Wickham, Bob Chasser, Larry Springer, providing students and teachers with interesting films and Mackey Rodgers, Bill Van Horn, Bob Shearer, Mr. Irwin. records. SEATED-Mary Corbin, Carolyn Scott, Janice Pettay. THIRD ROW-Tom Bower, Bob Shick, John Holinbaugh, John FIRST ROW-Jerry Moak, Marilyn Salak, Larry Shields. SEC- Rupp, Mike Watson, Bob Razum. The CONTROL ROOM OPERATORS work behind the scenes Mariellen Aley, Mary Corbin, Marilyn Salak. STANDING- to send messages to all parts of the school. SEATED- Tom Bower, Carolyn Scott, John Holinbaugh. nw FRENCH CLUB initiation took place in the fall with the first year stu- dents being initiated by the second year students. Pictured here are the officers, Mary Corbin, secretary, Bob Schwab, president, Elaine Bachrik, treasurer, with the members to be initiated. They are Lucinda Everyone a slave-These students are the members ofthe Latin I class on the night of their initiation into LATIN CLUB. Ruth Sheldon, Sylvia Harper, Joan Durig, Margaret Shvelnis, Alice Hutchinson, Bonnie DeWalt, Patty Bunker, Sue Hodgkiss, Phil Cozadd, Georgia Hodgkiss, Bill Corbin, Carol DelGarbino, Susan Hermison, Jill Wolcott, Mary Hanna, Janet Gabutti, Phoebe Oliphant, Marilyn Elliott, Emilie Ghisea, June Young, Judy Tinkham, Colleen McGee, Jenny Reiner, Jane Leiter, Ronnie Crawford, Larry Mintern, Jack Tucker, Bernhard Goldman, and Ann Davis. Jane Young, Nola Flickinger, Carol Lytle, Linda Brady, Charlotte Varnar, Wally Mackey, Patty Pinkerton, Delores Roskas, Larry Wood- ring, Lewis Saltzman, Loraine Crawford, Bob Southard, Linda Evans, Judy Griffith, David Aley, Arthur Tracy. I sr if! ,.,, o Qv' Q. ht., ,, Y 5 ,, W5 , ,. E X x ' 2 'vi s lv A 5 sl 'fv- , ' s. THE FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA, under the guidance of Miss Frederick, have many interesting speakers during the year and gain valuable experience by student teaching. STANDING, FIRST ROW-Patti Kovacs, Beverly Whitmore, Janet Gabutti, Linda Palm, Judy Tinkham, Carol Culver. SECOND ROW-Jackie Rose, Miss Frederick, Judy Straus- baugh, Sandra Zackeroff. THIRD ROW-Doris Osman, Sara THE FUTURE NURSES of AMERICA perform one of their many services, Girls engaged in making cancer bandages are Dorothy Hray, Norma Fairbanks, Carolyn Scott, Margaret Shvelnis, Eleanor Cook, and Carol Lantz. Members watching are Ann Davis, Pat Schulz, Joanne Hodgkiss, Wilma Bland, Davis, Gloria Gimma, Pat Bakich, Nancy Phillips, Arlene Cwynar, Marilyn Elliott, Phyllis Rider, Jean Miller, Marilyn Salak, Phoebe Oliphant. FOURTH ROW-Pat Challenger, Carol Long, Mary Corbin, Loretta Cessna, Bob Flickinger, Diane Crawford, Colleen McGee, Norma Fairbanks, June Young, Emilie Ghisea, SEATED-Leanne Daylida, Norma Soriano. Faith Stoor, Eleanor Stoddard, Diane Crawford, Roberta Smith, Sandra Nicholas, Mrs. Patterson, Elaine Koski, Barbara Lacusky, Anne McMahon, Bonnie Readman, Kathleen Rapp, Sue Linton, Barbara Williamson, Judy Hayden. HL., I M ' C'! -fT 'i The FIREMEN'S CLUB under the direction of Mr. Barrick super- Williams, Bob Flickinger, John Klovonich, Fred Dillon, Mr. vise all Gre drills. SEATED-Jim Gibson, Tom Gautschi, Jerry Barrick, Harold Biery, Dick Brooks, Bob Antonetl. Gulich, Tom Hauser, Norman Goodwin. STANDING--Don RIFLE CLUB is an organization of boys and girls who are in- terested in the correct way to handle guns. FIRST ROW- Briton Stewart, Susan Brady, Dick Pitzer, Eleanor Cook, .lim Martino, SECOND ROW-Kenneth Chaney, Bob Southard, Terry Gearhart, Dick Davis, Richard Zackeroff, David Dresner, Mr, Kepner, Charles Shelar, THIRD ROW-Ralph McMiIIen Paul Stewart, John Holinbaugh, Chuck Stein, Dennis Hunt Jim Daniels. FOURTH ROW-Marion Vannelli, Larry Hillier Ralph Perry, David Stein, Dave Pond, Tom Gibson. FIRST ROW Keith Johnson Marion Vannelli, David Dresner, Griffin, Mr. McFadden, Mr Wilms THIRD ROW Aaron Bob Southard Mrs Krauss Tom Bower, Eric Timko. SECOND Hank, Jack Tucker, Roger Hatch Don Howells Mackey ROW Judy Sechler Sara Davis, Jackie Rupp, Robert Hilter- Rodgers, Jerry Mook. man Robert Ellenberger Tom Davis, Ronald Kapcsos, Mrs. The members of the SCIENCE CLUB are stu- dents who have exceptional interests and abilities in the field of science. Speakers are engaged for many of the club meetings. One of this year's most interesting was Raymond Crawford, a science teacher at Harding High School. He showed several movies of student expeditions which he conducted to Florida and Arizona. During the year, the members were taken on guided tours through Mullins Manu- facturing Corporation, Youngstown Weather Bureau, and the Harding High School Radio Club. With membership dues, the Science Club purchased equipment for a school weather bureau and a report on weather conditions was announced daily. 54 Tiger Times Veils il: 25. Si,-Q L is l lilies fit Es? s ll? .P 4 p i , 5 Nl.ifSE's:2v ' ' :if , E M sf Sgfgiwg e is ee 54552315 amass? l, , f file fQfl,25sl'fs?Vt five W' X Ilmiwprz fn ' X' K 124 si H 'X K H ' ilfffesiisi f Xiwiiiw i 4 Kai Figs-1 1 ' . K 1 lt lin 1 K i V , , 1, g, L My ,..,., , H ' h 4 A A E M 2 I UV Norma Soriano types Bob Fllcklnger s sports column while the editor Elaine Bachrlk supervises, V i .. . V is A 5 , Q s Wg 7 X, ' I W Q, H Y, Q MMS i .L 4 li 2 , ui, Q 2 REM it - T- K- L' ',,, 5 Miss Zahariou, the advisor ofthe Tiger Times staff, shows the latest issue to Alan McBane, l business manager. Reporters Kenny Daniels and Jack Biery look on. ,HK Q X limi W f . X, wi. X' - ' ,, mrs gin 1 is 235 . J l , i Xuyvis, i 5- lmjif ., i Vw 21:39 ..-, we gg I4 ff? iii? fxlllll Elfliszw ' 11 v i 1 K -'ali-fi, iff- H 352' , .. Ti wi liwil mf E,8fPEl'l f i ?efiSF3'l' ll ww ff is igsiwslfiszfix :afziwql ieiiviiifi will ffxewliwft K , ms 1-si3lg'i.1l iliiil- S A .., , , . , ,Ng ,., , ,gy .. 1 5, mg sf 2, 15:12, ' ,, in Q'-izlw-sfzlfxi K um if .lr 'lt 1. - r na eau vw W1 Y-:aff fsMnr2:mf:wfs.qnn -lLw,1m::s5Qw+.azf4zfQez,+ -1-Q1f.f,,,::mfx , . , Xl f ff ff ,,MQ,..: THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT The band, A'Cappella, and Girls' Glee Club re- ceived a superior rating at Leavittsburg, Saturday, March 24. This was the first time that all music groups had received a one rating. As a result they were eligible to participate in the state contest. This con- test was held at Otterbein College near Columbus on April 29. The l79 students and adults, Mrs. Mary Polley, A' Cappella and Girls' Glee Club director, Mr. Robert Alexander, band directory and Mr. Frank Thomas, associate band director arrived by bus and automobile at the college late Saturday morning. After participating in the contests, the groups visited the small town until time to leave for the Deshler- Hilton Hotel in Columbus. The cost ofthe trip was approximately STQOO. The Band Boosters in co-opera- tion with the music departments raised the necessary funds by sponsoring a record hop, car wash, and bake sale. Many contributions were received as well. The A'Cappella and band perform in many school programs and assemblies during the year. Pictured onthe opposite page are these groups during their participation in the sixth annual Christmas Festival, December 16, 1955. Robert Alexander Frank Thomas 57 IT'S TIME OUT FOR GINGER A young girl's determination to play football and her father's equally enthusiastic approval of her actions brought boundless laughter to all those who viewed Time Out for Ginger. Juniors cast in the play were Jim Wilsman as Howard Carol, the father of three girlsg Dona Husher as Mrs. Carolg Phyllis Rider as Joan Caroly Dianne Timko as Jeannie Carolg Lucinda Hanna as Ginger Carolg Jane Leifer as Lizzie, the maidg Dean Booher as Tommy Green, Ginger's boyfriendQ Bob Hoffman as Eddie Davisg Ronnie Crawford as the banker, and Larry Dirmeyer as the high school principal. L ' ... i Wi 2 ff l 25 n 4'-150 'u,,jl' 9 C' --A I-ma rfx 5 :ini ' 'Q 3 A- J xr I 4, 'AF - Q: E 0 6 . ' - v . 6 I I Long live the queen! Friendly smiles are ottered by fellow class- mates to Arlene Cwynar as she graciously accepts the crown which names her Queen of the Sophomore-Junior-Senior Dance. As Joann Strausbaugh places the glowing sphere of tinsel on her head, Bob Hoffman, Marilyn Salak, Marjorie Leighton, Ben Cozadd, Dona Husher and Don Lott watch proudly, thrilled to be a part of this occasion. 5 7 x'vf E 59 if 'Lax a , . , he ! 'l f 'A I Cin ,Nl Xt Se . ly 46 lil? 1 ff Qavtflwf- 1 -v K-he - 1 'Q at 6 ' QQ L 1' ' . ,ell is Y gl A -.gy t, Phyllis Rider, president ofthe junior class, crowns Bob Schwab and hands him the sword that proclaims him Knight for the Night ofthe Twirp Dance. Looking on are the Knight's attendants, Ronnie Crawford and Kenny Olson. Their escorts were Carol Gulver and Millie Orostin. The Knight was escorted by Mary Corbin. l - '--' 54:-- f--ffffil - f lfifhfn: ' ' JUNIOR SENIOR PROM V 3 A x I E s lg D E 2 S ... L,:wf:::,f-,, -f, ,gay ,Tau f . .,2fw f - f-Qiiw , :mfQwe1vsaa4aawismQwwmvM wzwz4wwwvw 'asf f mf x 4' 2 1 -3 in' a This year we enioyed the return engage- ment of Dr. Will Orr, President of West- minister College in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. Dr. Orr's interesting com- mencement address was entitled They That Be With Us. We thoroughly enjoyed Dr. Orr every occasion that he has spoken to Us and hope that he will return many more times. COMMENCEMENT 1956 On May 23, 'l956, ninety eight seniors were graduated from How- land High School. Pictured here are many of their friends and relatives who came to witness the event. It was a time for tears and a time for ioy for the students who had successfully completed twelve years of school. The coming years will bring college, iobs, and marriageg many of them will serve in the armed forces. ' Whatever their task, we wish them the very best of luck and God's blessings. 66 KWH gs k 'VC SM ,W , rf , 43 X W' i X 'sswim The Tripte Trio gives its rendmion of 'The Hu is of Howond, Thrs yeor the group for-srsted of eaght semors ond one sophomore, They were d rec'ed by Mrs. Pottey and have nuhg or many wha-ol ptcgroms, After the commencement ceremony, refreshments were served in the ccfeterio tothe graduates and their families. 68 U-. Y -Iwi- zii 8 Q 1? S i wh s 32 IJ Pupils or the Ihurd grade pald trubute to ihenr teacher, Mrs Alice Elsion at a party In Ihenr classroom Mrs Elston rehred ending a 41 year teaching career Our artist at work-Lucinda Hanna puts finishing touches on the scenery for the Home Economics Fashion Show. f , i l '4l ,,, ,fff,ff-H' ' 'ff S- affi x 1 fi 1 t v 3,3252 iffy 1 -, W - ..,. A- mf. W .,,, gt if , .. t if eww Sara Davis accepts the P.T.A. Scholarship from Mr. Melvin Hetzler. Alan McBane receives his cer- tificates frorn Mrs. Humason after placing first in the state of Ohio in the Senior Social Studies Scholarship Test. f N7 ATHLETICS Dick Lab, Don Howells, Mr. Prokop, John Wood, Ronnie Hroncheck, James Martino The Golf Team, coached this season by Mr. Prokop, entered the TlA Golf League for the Hrst time since its organization several years ago. A record ot l3 wins out of T6 games placed the Howland Golf Team third in the League. Don Howells won the TIA Golf League Medalist Championship as well. His average for l6 matches was 80. The team also entered the Northeastern Ohio District Tournament, and placed seventh in the 24 competing teams. Thank you, Mr. Prokop and team, for adding another fine mark to Howland's sports history. GOLF TEAM PQ VARSITY 1 XX 1' X I X I X I X I X I X 1' ll I U I Y vunich, Denny BASKETBALL ff I' 'S If ' v s 1 X ,, sx x x , x I x , v V Coach Godword The Varsity Basketball Squad under the able direction of Coach Godward showed the spirit of true sportsmanship this year. Although their record was not what they had hoped, they never lacked a will to win or a fighting spirit. A big moment during the exciting game with Warren G. Harding. 75 Beat 'em Tigers Beat 'em Tigers Beat 'em, beat 'em, beat 'em Reserve Cheerleaders are Joan Ratliff, Dorothy Hray, and Ramona Campana. Strawberry shortcake H uc kleberry pie V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Ninth Grade Cheerleaders are Marilyn Rock, Pat Love, Eileen Ames, and Rosemary Campana, F-I-G-H-T Fight Fight F-I-G-H-T Fight Fight Yah team fight! Seventh and Eighth Grade Cheerleaders are Gloria Lewis, Nancy Barrett, Carol Stuber, Jeanine Husher, Bobby Spirko, and Sandy Patterson. CHEERLEADERS Donna Husher, Norma Fairbanks Arlen e Cwynar. Kneeling-Diane Tim Hey! Hey! All you Tigers! Say all you Tigers! Let's have a victory tonight Fight!!!! A Fight they have done These t . our girls who cheer for the varsity basketball team have the responsibil- ity of keeping the cheers of the crowd loud and the moral of the team high. When we were winning, their cheers boasted pride in our team. When we were losing, their cheers meant encouragement to the team. We feel that our cheerleaders have done their work wel! in the t ' ' rue spirit of sportsmanship. ll ko WRESTLING TEAM Visitors passing the gymnasium this year were surprised to hear grunts and groans, forthe wrestling team is a newcomer to the Held of sports available to Howland boys. Their capable coach is Mr. Irwin. We know that wrestling will grow in the interest and enthusiasm ofthe sports fans and will become per- manent in Howland. STANDING-Mr. lrwin, Ted Hutchinson, Don Lott, lim Gibson, Myron H-Dave Smith, Fred David, Larry Shvelnis, Dan Martini, Mike Kovach Doum, Ben Cozadd, Dick Ramsey, Jack Tucker, Dick Pifzer. KNEELING Demonstrating a wrestling hold are Norman Goodwin and Jerry Deon 78 FLAGTWIRLERS This group of girls is chosen by Miss Williams to perform at school events. They practice during their gym period under her watchful eye. They have per- formed at basketball games and in parades. The Flagtwirlers have done much to increase in- terest in the girls' physical education program. Susan Lerch, Nancy Phillips, Karen Harris, Carol Lance, Connie Miller 79 STANDING-Diane Timko, Patricia Loveless B b , ar ara Roush, Judy Dorig, Karen Hermison KNEELING-Diane Crawford. These girls are really the leaders of the band, Whether marching or performing in the gymnasium, their twirling is always tops! They are trained by eir special performance in the Miss Williams for th Christmas Festival and have always been excellent for who can resist a marching beat and the flash of white boots. MAJORETTES RESERVE BASKETBALL, FIRST ROW-Bob McClead, Bob Abruzzi, Stein. Managers-Norman Goodwin, Dick Ramsey. Coach-Mr. Don Pack, Dick Lab, Vic Kapcsos. SECOND ROW-Chuck Stein, Prokop. Allan FlinT, Ronnie Crawford, Don Howells, Keith Johnson, David Bih and 91h GRADE BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW-George Mickel- David Wise. SECOND ROW-Tom Evans, Jerry Wise, Ricky son, George Freeman, James Nickam, Eric Timko, Reynolds Black- Crawford, Gene Kuzmaul, Wally Mackey, John LaVoo, Phil Co- burn, Jim Holinbaugh, Gerald Day, Dick Abruzzi, Jack Wolcott, zodd, Duane Best, Bill Clark, Bob Razum. Coach-Mr. Wilms. 81 -xv . f L 93.415 Q I X-T i: f f W X M, f cg 1 dB fLk h S f1956 From Your Senior Class Photographer THE HOUSE OF PORTRAITS STUDIO AND THE CAMERA SHOP 1252 E. M k S Warren, Oh Phone 2535 8 Success in All Walks of Life Demands Good Clothes and Good Cloflles Come From A Good Store. ROSE 81 SONS Warren's Leading Store for Men and Boys Think Firsi' of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of Ray Rogers, D. B. A. MACKEY'S CARPET SHOP 443 Elm Road N. E. Warren, Ohio Compliments and Best Wishes Of WARREN FLORISTS ASSOCIATION GATES GOLDEN DAWN FOOD STORE QUALITY FOODS - RIGHT PRICES Elm Rd. Exfension Warren, Ohio Compliments of CAMP'S Boffled Gas G Appliance Co. 43I E. Markei' Warren, Ohio COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE Where Quality Is Higher Than Price MODERN-EARLY AMERICAN-CONTEMPORARY Youngstown Rd. Ext. M. C. 54, Warren, Ohio Warren 2340-1 Niles OL. 2-5213 DONALD A STEPHENSON PAUL A. TUBBS HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NILES Niles' Oldest Savings Institution Congratulations Compliments of ROBINS DANIEL SORIANO APPLIANCE Ohio Theatres - Warren Headquarters for General Electric Appliances Compliments of TRUMBULL SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. ALBERT GUARNIERI 81 CO. WHOLESALE Candy - Cigars - Supplies Warren, Ohio BURBANK VAN 81 STORAGE. INC. 8l7 E. Market Street Warren, Ohio Storage - Packing - Shipping HAZLETT'S GULF SERVICE Gasoline and Confecfions Candy and Soft Drinks Howland Corners Compliments Of Compliments BEARDSLEY INSURANCE AGENCY of Warren, Ohio C0mPlimef1tS JOE'S RADIATOR 84 AUTO GLASS of SERVICE PAUL'S FURNITURE 84 APPLIANCES 1807 Niles Avenue 751 Niles Avenue, S. E. Warren, Ohio Phone 2969-6 Day and Night 'Tor Land Sakesn .I. 8. J. LAUNDROMAT See Self or Attendant Service Family Washing Shag Rugs Dry Cleaning - Shirt Laundry Off. h h Oh. Open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. west mug out 10 723 Elm Road N. 1-3. Phone 3382-7 Compliments Compliments of of AL'S BARBER SHOP OHIO SPRING 84 WELDING CO. Niles Road Warren, Ohio 1863 Elm Road Ext' LOVE'S GARAGE Diamond T Trucks Warren, Ohio Compliments of BLOTT'S FARM MARKET Corner of Niles-Vienna Road and 11-22 YOUR SOHIO SERVICE CENTER For Friendly Service Corner of Elm and Genesee Across from Warren Plaza NOrmandy 47177 Pianos Band and Orchestra Instruments HALL'S MUSIC STORE 1265 East Market Street 58 years in Warren Phone 37661 FRED H. MYERS Regisfered Jewelers American Gem Sociefy Warren, Ohio I WOODWARD COMPANY Healing and Cooling Presenled by D. E. WOODWARD I68 Franklin S+. S. W. Warren, Ohio O RACKETT STORE dware and Plumbing Supplies 42l Main S+. S. W. f C Compliments of HAMILTON and MEIGS INC. CWYNAR HEATING Sheetmetal Work Spouting Coal, Gas, Oil Furnaces 8762 Howland Springs Rd. S. E. Phone Warren 83111 Compliments of MAURICE ATKINS General Confracfor Warren, Ohio Compliments of THE HOWLAN DER Isaly Products and Ice Cream French Fries - Home Cooking Phone 8485-3 Compliments of MULLEES, Inc. 144 Youngstown Road S. E. Warren, 0hio ir Compliments of HOWLAND VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S CLUB 'A' JENSEN HARDWARE CO Niles, Ohio The Finest in Industrial Arts, Drawing, and Home Economics Supplies WISE FLORISTS Wise Folks Buy Wise Flowers Phone Niles - OLympic 2232-2 5765 Mines Road S. E. Compliments of R. C. GINTERT Compliments of PARK FURNITURE CO. BRUSS ENTERPRISES, INC. ITHE SUMMIT LUMBER CO.i Siaie S+. ai' Cenirai Park Lumber - Painfs - Hardware - InsuIa'l'ion - Roofing Niles' Ohio Compliments of H. M. DOWNS, Op'I'ician Warren, Ohio Compliments of HOT DOG SHOPPE THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK CC Niles, Ohio WEST SIDE FURNITURE COMPANY Upholsfering New Living Room Furnifure I763 W. Maricei' SI. Phone 4-4266 Warre n, Ohio THE CROSS-LESLIE CO. ASTORIA CAFE Warren's Leading Home Furnishers Sfeaks - chicken - spaghefn Furnifure - Carpefs - Sfoves Privaie Rooms for Pariies I53 E. Markei Warren, Ohio Dial 37I9-6 Compliments of WARREN AUTO WASH. INC. Compliments of MOTOR CARGO, INC. Warren, Ohio Compliments of W. A. PORTEOUS Insurance Agency Compliments of KOHUT GROCERY Warren - Sharon Rd. Phone 8276-I Chemical Engineers Analytical Engineers Electronic Engineers 95800 Mo. S9800 Mo. 35800 Mo. Quality Engineers Design Engineers 375725 Mo. 35750 Mo. Chemical Trainee Stress Analysts 35550 Mo. 35725 Mo. CJ P Product Planning Fluid Mechanics P 0650 MO. 0600 MO. E U A CJ D N Young Draftsmen Air Design M R L 3 550 Mo. S5680 Mo. U E T I C Metallurgists Welding Studies R U M 0600 MO. S625 MO. A I I N Physicists C T To 312,000 I T I Math Men A T E 5650 Mo. N O D I N E Through S BEST WISHES Hetz Constructors Inc. Above urgent appeal for technical personnel, taken from o recent full page advertisement for technical know how for iust one of the thousands of similar plants, exemplifies the desperate need for engineers, scientists, technicians, etc., and how it really pays oft to students willing to pay enough attention to math, chemistry, etc. intsead of following line of least resistance by developing 'Aper- sonalityf' The Reds are grinding out three times the number of technicians that we are-they are determined to gain world leader- ship in industrial production. Howland must meet the challenge. SAM D'AGATI Introduces his New Sandwich Creation The Pizzacombo TRAV-LRS INN Route 422 GEORGE BACHRIK 1636 Genesee Avenue NOrmandy 4766-3 AGENT'S NAME PHONE Compliments of ELM ROAD HARDWARE 2488 Elm N. E, Phone No. 4278-5 UNION AUTO PARTS THE WARREN MUSIC New and Used Parts Machine Shop Service C E N T R E The home of the Baldwin Phones: 3-4621 - 5-4066 540 s. Main Piano and Ofganw Congratulations '56 seniors BIERY'S DAIRY Robert c. Biery, Prop. Th Home ofQuaIiIyP d f s 1912 253712 oad rren, Ohio :gi 4597- 1 Complim I f BRAINARD STEEL DIVISION OF SHARON STEEL CORPORATION Warren, Oh PAINT TOWN. INC. eunosn DISTRIBUTOR Pdinis - Vdrnishes MANHATTAN FURNISHING CO. Enamels - Spred Sa'l'in I3I S. Park Ave. Ph. 4369-6 Phone SI97-7 468 High Sireei Warren, Ohio GILMOURIS WARREN SPRING CO. The House Thai' Service Buiif 222 E. Markei' 23IO W. Maricei' S+. Phone 2709-6 Compliments of ROGERS CLEANERS KNOX SHOE STORE Qualify Foofwear l24 N. Park Warren, Ohio Best Wishes from WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE W. W. LAWRENCE PAINT 81 WALLPAPER STORE Ph. 2068-I 229 W. Markef S+. Warren, Ohio Compliments of JORDAN DRY CLEANING Nexf fo Warner Hofel I6l N. Pine Warren, Ohio Compliments of PARK HOTEL BARBER SHOP Union Shop 4 Barbers Phone 33799 Joe and Mike BING FURNITURE COMPANY 4 Floors of Home Furnishings 282 N. Park Compliments of CAROL'S STYLE CENTER Ladies Clothing Paradise I68 N. Park Ave. 2025 Elm RCI. Piaza With confidence and satisfaction, Denny Am- brose receives his newly cleaned suit from Ido Valsi. FORD CLEANERS is famous throughout the area for one-hour service. PARK mu ,Hem 11 A real example ot the modern trend in living is the HOWLAND MOBILE HOME PARK, located M mile east ot HOWLAND CORNERS. This neat, well-supervised park truly lives up to its motto: Trailer Living at its Very Best, thanks to its pro- prietor, Louis Dillon. Leanne Daylida is busily making our photogra- BlLL'S SUNOCO STATION, located at Eckerts' pher Q Chocolate milkghqke, A5 gn employee of Corners, has a quick and well-trained statit which PACK'S DAIRY, she gives every customer individ- assures you ofthe hnest care possible for your car. ual service cheerfully and conscientiously. Folks in and around Howland Corners knovv That The place to get triendly service and The best pro- ducts is at TINKHAM'S MARKET. Vernon Perry and Judy Tinkham are busily doing their best to make your shopping easier and more convenient. Paul Monroe's and Norma Soroino's happy Taces are perfect examples ot the fun that everyone has at The HI-WAY ARENA, HowIand's recreation spot. The Hi-Way is centrally located on Route 422 and is certainly The place To go for a Truly enjoyable evening. Spring water is delivered To you cool and fresh by The HOVVLAND SPRINGS WATER COMPANY. Jim Dillon prepares for another delivery about To be rushed to The doors of satisfied customers. ai For music instruction in its finest form and The purchase of accordions, pianos, brass, reed, and string instruments, and Hammond organs, more and more people are discovering The opportuni- Ties otclered aT BERTELLI'S MUSIC STUDIO AND SALES. Here Mr. Bertelli and his daughter Bruna Teach in a manner which promotes good student- Teacher relationships. Pictured with Bruno are Donald willia. .s and Sara Davis, student piano and accordion Teachers. ANDREWS' SHOPPING CENTER is located at the intersection of routes 46 and 82 at Howland Corners. One trip to ANDREWS' answers every need. R. J. Marti, proprietor ofthe HOWLAND PHARMACY specializes in filling prescriptions. His helpful employees are Sandra Zackerolt and Ted Hutchison. The PHARMACY provides residents ofthe Howland area with school supplies, toys, greeting cards, and smokers' needs, as well as patent medicines and sick room supplies. True hot rodding is fun and safe is the motto of the HOWLAND ROAD HOUNDS. The club is sponsored by the Mackey Carpet Company of Warren, and follows the program outlined by the National Hot Rod Association. Officers of the club are kneeling, left to right: Tony Nicholas, Secre- tary, Jess Fuller, Vice-President, Bob Pitzer, Presi- dent, Dick Pitzer, Sergeant-At-Arms. The members are standing, left to right: Bill Allsopp, Tom Lavelle, Jim Martino, Mike Daum, Tom Hauser, Ken Swager, Don Lott, Mackey Rogers, Vernon Perry, Jim Wickham, John Odvar, Mark Urbania, Louie Humphrey, John Klovanich. Located at the corners, HOWLAND SUPER MARKET serves as a con- venient and friendly place to buy your groceries, fresh meat, and produce. Here Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Atkins, two of the many regular patrons, receive courteous service from Richard Brooks and Joan Miller. Show Time and Dance Time H THE WARREN HARDWARE co. OB ALEXANDER and his AND OF ENTERTAINERS Your Show, Parfy, Banquet or Dance Performed Wholesale and Retail Plumbing, Electrical and Mill Supplies Professionally af a Fair Rafe l79 W. Market St. Warren, Ohio Ph. 8433-4 MC 54 - Orchard Drive BLACKBURN HEIGHTS Desirable Home Building Lots Compliments of Citv Water and Gas llowland Schools - North Road Co' Plump Owmlrs - 428 Main Ave. S. W. Warren, Ohio 85321 - 50500 - 58500 tBrutreJ tBlackhurnl tRicej Phone-4155-1 Compliments ol' PAIGE 81 BYRNES INSURANCE Mfmls and BOYS' WCHY 29 S. Main Street Niles, Ohio 255 Franklin Street S. E. Warren, Ohio Ol-Y1'HPiC 2-3508 Compliments MARKET HOUSE RESTAURANT of Rear of Market House Arcade JON'S BEAUTY SALON Home Cooking RITA FARR Comwmems of THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS co. PRlTCHARD'S CLOTHING STORE Personal Financing F. L. STECKER, Manager 39 S. Main Street Niles, Ohio 176 North Park Ave W O - I'I' . oLymp1C 2-3516 3 en, C0mPlimemS Of WARREN BOX LUNCH WARREN MEAT MARKET Elm Road Ext. 169 Main Street Warren, Ohio Proprietor NICK DATIS WARREN SANITARY SERVICE Septic Tanks 8: Sewers Cleaned Phone 83233 or NO-4-995-1 COMMERCIAL WORK GUARANTEED GARDEN CENTER BUILDING SUPPLIES eeds, Ferfilizers, Shrubs Block, Tile, Cemenf Best Wishes The J. s. Durig co. NORTH RIVER ROAD Phone NO 4870-I EXCAVATING LANDSCAPING Sewers Lawn Building THE RAPPOLD CO. re Warrenls foremost store for women and childrenw Warren, Ohio 'Yllhe Rapold label on anything you buy shows you shopped carefully then chose the very bestw ARDEN'S Devoted to Your Home 40 S. Main St. Niles, Ohio VALLEY PLUMBING 8. HEATING INC. 8024 East Market St. Ext. WALTER CASAVANT - JOHN CHINELLI Phone 8455-5 Compliments of THE WARREN SANITARY MILK CO. 1296 Youngstown Rd. Warren, Ohio Phone 2150-1 Compliments of SACHS JEWELRY 118 E. Market Street MAC K'S Menis Furnishings Outdoor Clothing Sporting Goods and Shoes Pants and Jackets 149 Main Ave. S. W. Compliments of ALLEN'S KIDDIE KLOTHES for little guys and dolls Warren Plaza Rt. 422 HAWKES Sohio Service BORON GAS PREMEX OILS JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS PETERBOROUGH BOATS Eckerts Corners Rt. 46 For Young Men of Fashion THE MEN'S SHOP Compliments of CONTI ELECTRIC SUPPLY 468 E. Market Sl. I3 S. Main Phone 2-3323 Niles Ohio Warren, Ohio I THE WARREN MARBLE 81 GRANITE Compliments 823 Niles Road, s. E. vvaffen, ohio Of H lOpposite Entrance to Oakwood Cemeteryj PHONE 3713-6 FUEL OIL COAL C 1, i f All Grades omp intents o Prompt Courteous Service ? 586 East Market Street 810 Niles Rd. S. E. Warren, Ohio Warren 2467-1 C . NlUl.l.EN'S ompliments of Warrerfs Largest Toyland CO. Crosley - CBS f- Sylvania 420 High Street, N. E. 408 E M k T' V' W Oh' Warrgnv Ohio ast ar et alien, 10 PARKMAN ROAD BARBER sHoP C0H'PHmffnfS of 843 Parkman Rd. N. W. H Warren. Ohio 4 Barbers At All Times Prompt - Courteous Service Ample Parking HERMAN 8: SON Q ELM ROAD SPORTSHOP Cleaners Dryers Most Everything for the Shirt Laundrv Fisherman and Hunter Live Bait Boat Motors Fur Storage Phone 57647 for Howland Pivk-Up 2270 Elm Road Ext. O Compliments of COPPERWELD STEEL COMPANY WARREN, OHIO O Compliments of THE CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General C 1' f d E g Nor'rh River Road - Warren, Ohio Posi' Office Box I I90 Phone NOrmandy 4l566 I53 Pine N. E. Warren Compliments . of Compliments of JARVIS AUTO REPAIR O W. M. KYSER SALES COMPANY School and Church Supplies 81 Equipment Folding Chairs 81 Banquet Taldes Pi1I'liITldH Road and Hunter Street P. O. Box 366 Ph. 4563 I Warren. Ohio LORD CHESTERFIELD TAILORS Ladies' and Men's Fine Tailoring Phone 5439-2 High Style Haberdashery Compliments of DOWNTOWN MOTORS ohio Your friendly Oldsmobile Dealer Congratulations to The Senior Class from THE DANIELS MOTOR FREIGHT, INC. Compliments of THE OHIO CORRUGATING CO Compliments of HELTZEL STEEL FORM 81 ELMER EYRICH'S SOHIO SERVICE IRCN CO. H I 1111 E. Markvl at IfIfIlI1gS FLEXIBLE ROAD JOINT gl P i Co' Xl '1 1Batteri B L IJ ication in Warren THE CARLISLE WARNER STORE CONGRATULATES THE 1956 GRADUATINIG CLASS OF HOW L KIND HIFH SCHOOL Compliments of BETTER HOME SERVICE CO. lleadquarters for Dependable Home Improvements phone 52331 158 N- pa,-k 3555 - 3557 Niles Road S. E. Warren. Ohio Warren. Ohio Ph. Warren 2255-4 GILLETTE REST HOME Phone Nh. 46302 3214 Ehh hd. Ext. DAUBENMIRE'S INS. AGENCY 452 Laird Ave. N. E. Ph. 56398 Warren, Ohio MOOKS DAIRY BAR 2797 Elm Rd. Ext. Phone No. 4993-7 Hamburg: Milk Shakes 133 E. Market St. Warren Ohio ROGERS JEWELERS Compliments of ' EDDY'S HIGHWAY Compliments of VENERIS RESTAURANT iThe Willow Roomj 148 N. Pine Warren, Ohio - LAND Compliments of COMPLETE TEAM OUTFITTERS CHUCK RoBB1Ns AL JONES 104 High si. Phone 2616-I JEWELRY Warren, Ohio HOWARD SHIELDS Compliments of MCKNIGHT PRINT SHOP INC. Commercial Prinfing of All Kinds Marker House Annex 152-156 E. Market SI. Warren, Ohio Warren, Ohio Phone 4678-I HOWARD JOHNSON'S Restaurant - lee Cream Shop Landmark for Hungry Americans U. S. Highway 422 Cgl 46 J. M. CHUCK Well Drilling 81 Pump Service Phone - Cortland Black 107 AUTOMOTIVE. INC. OF WARREN Disfribufors of AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS I47 Pine Ave. S. E. Warren, Ohio Compliments of THE GRINNELL CORPORATION EL RIO Where Good Food Like A Good Hosf Bids You Come Again Youngsiown-Warren Rd. Dial 207I-I DURIG'S FARM MARKET Home killed beef, pork, and chickens Groceries - Fruit - Vegetables Route 422 Phone Ol-26648 Compliments of RATLIFF SERVICE STATION 2891 Elm Road, N. E. Compliments of JOHN N. MORRIS LUMBER CO GEORDAN'S MEN'S SHOP 287 E. Merkel' Slreel Phone: 44l 88 Warren, Ohio For All Your Insurance Needs WILSON INSURANCE AGENCY 403 Niles Bank Bldg. Niles, Ohio R. J. Wilson R. J. Wilson. J Best Wishes from MCCLELLAND - REDMOND Sales and Service Corner Laird ancl Easl' Marlcel' WARREN ART STORE Arr Needlework Bernina Sewing Machines I75-I77 High S+ree+ N. E. Warren, Ohio 1 -'Q - H f,f4 1 Gres RURAL GAS SERVICE 279 W. Marlcel' S+. Ph. 20l0-l Disfribufor of Pyrofax Gas Weddings - Birfhdays - Anniversaries Giff Candies for All Occasions DUCHESS SHOPPE CANDIES MOSER'S BARBER SHOP Two Barbers Since ml? Ladies and Childrens Hair Culs 2837 Youngslown Rd. S.E. Warren, Ohio Also a Shoppe in Hear? of Downlown Warren Howland Corners Compliments of VARLEY'S WARREN GENERAL TIRES Phone 24I5I 7I7 W. Markel S+. Warren, Ohio Compliments of BOYD ELECTRIC 572 Marlcel' S+. ANTENUCCI, INC. Plumbing and Healing Supplies 2I6 Franklin S+. Warren, Ohio Best Wishes from EAST OHIO LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of STROUSS' CORNER STORE STROUSS, APPLIANCE STORE GRISWOLD'S STORE WARREN, OHIO oil . K U , .1 .. ,TL O ,Y 1115 F cy a Q7 ' c - u.,. 1 Meyer .Sin Wang Compg::zmf4 ei' as with your Cguilhcrafi A , ,fgj:,,,: fashion-styled glasses, that our experience X 1 and skill make as good to see through as they are to EES 'Ne seen! X 1 ff: In .- Zigi: ..' BIDWELL OPTICAL 9 2 5 4 el 22 EE x Aa sz,-,Q 262 DESPENSING CO. E. Market CAbove Van's App.J Dial 2117-6 ' , . . .,:, N We Carry the Famous TAYLOR I ff JTNX I wma Q THERMOMETERS Qizx:-mf? ,zu-1-2. 1- - -,Q 4 f ' Q BAROMETERS ETC BQOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. George Bachrik Mr. and Mrs. George Breckner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cozadd C. T. Craft Mr. and Mrs.Evan C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Daylida Attorney Edward L. Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fairbanks Dr. Robert E. Fairbanks, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fansler Virginia E. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. John Gautschi Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gillespie The Gimma Family Helen R. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. George Hauser Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Hayden Gerald Hiestand Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Hotchkiss Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hray Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Husher Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Kepner Mary Lee Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Helen Locke Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham, Sr. A. O. Lemasters Joseph Martino D. C. McBane Drug Company Woodrow Murray A. H. Owen D. L. Perry Frank Pitzer Thomas J. Puegner Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rieser Grover C. Root Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith Mrs. Therese Sook Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stoor Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson B. Lucile Woodford Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zackeroff S PONSO RS The American News Company, Warren Division Mr. and Mrs. Miles Brooks Carlisle-Allen Darling Shop E. L. McFadden x AUTCGRAPHS F Ziff J ' 'I 1 Lf HL 1 M ffl , gif! M503 QW My y L uf .. wwf , K ,,,, i A 1. f, IA f, K f U Q E K 1g,1,, ,D A U UQ Mft Ou, , 'x ' V jx,-f X f I ' . ' , N., I. X, . 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