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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

z , 5 Introduction The SCROLL STAFF of Howland High School with the Senior Class of 1957 presents this book to you. ln it we have tried to capture the high- lights of this year by pictures of the many ac- tivities which occurred. We hope that as you leaf through each exciting page, you will recall many of the events which have gone on at How- land. Enjoy this book bc- cause is was written and put together especially for YOU! 711: -CM 'M MM M 'MJ'-JL M rf-WSW V V V L '5iML.iL-7'7r - 1-asf WM-'M Mo f M , ,MM MSM M- f :QM MM 'MYUFW' l M 3 5M f' :HMMM--FMM. 'MJMSM -MMTMU' NM. M M -5 M M MQMMAM-, MMZ1'-MM M M5?7Mfflelf' M-M M, f f M Pf'MJ'J5-MMJJ l+MTMM M-I M MJ' N M. A Qwfffvlife uf -M iw-v H Wf+M4W lV71L'U W' -M 5 -QMWM ,1.MgMAM eff ,N Ma, M ' Mtiu-M M M. C V f M: Q 'M f WUUJ: KM MPM ,M-MeMLMt.,-,M-MMMWQM Mg -M MJ, 'fM.M V- M iw-M'M,M..,,-,Mui-M M M-M M M MW, MM! M iw , M.. M, .,., ,J ,, ,fM.,M5fe, Zu-JSM-M6 M, ,M M W V W M T ' T-WMM ii A -M Mallet ,M My MMM MM-M W Mu-, M MJMJ W, M iw -M . -M Mo M J--M M -MM ' te- M Mk ,MMJF-MMM Me sf, ,MM MM M M M PW! MMMHM 'MEA MM MMM' 'M -CMei1MgM, J, f0rMm'Zl, Wwe-M Mi M-M M.,-,M i M MM ' -'MMM MLM- MMM'-f MMJW -M MMM:-5-M,.i.,3-M, Wwe' Q-HUM W2 -Mi 'M WM t M M-M MWMW f-fi 0 1 if 44,5-M MMM, UM W- f- M M J -M it , 'MQMSMM if 0 '7'il5k ' l 'if il I -MM M7 iM-M M4 Mg 'iii ' -M Mii-i iii M uf MI I M M M' M , ' -M MiLM MM' XM ' ,- ' M 'M M 'J ifM'M.MJ'wM'f' ' MM-MM MJ!-v' M M MM Our Superintend nt To you, Mr. Lemasters, the 1957 Scroll is dedicated. We, as graduating Seniors, have the privilege of being the first class at Howland to go through twelve years of school with you as our guide. Your patience with us has given us the strength to continue in the right way by ourselves. Through your efforts, we have a very competent teaching staff that has contributed their knowledge and time with us to rate our high school as one of the finest. For these and many more reasons, we dedicate our Scroll to you, thereby hoping to ex- press, in a small way, our gratitude for the guidance you have given us. i ' 'fue -Q:-Ye X as Q gn f 51 .am s Mr. and Mrs. Lemasters Wx f 2 if School Officials Principal Clerk-Treasurer i i 'VD , 1, . L' ,. Wx -,,.-, I Norman D. Kcpncr Claire Humason 4 Ill!! an Jayne Winters Mildred Cunningham 3 ...aff Board of Education Under the leadership of Mr. G. Fred Shafer, president, the Board of Education takes care of financial situations which arise each year. At present their largest project is the addition of a new junior high section to the present high school. These people have worked hard for our school, and we all appreciate their many efforts. Mr. Melvin Seeloff, Mr. G. Fred Shafer, Mr. H. C. Mines, Mr. A. O. Lemasters, Mrs Claire Humason, and Mr. John Brady. Absent: Mr. Clifford Berry. 4. PAULINE BODE Latin, French B.A., Heidelberg Facult HELEN HUSHER English, Health B.S., Battle Creek JEAN JOHNSON English B.S., Miami MARGARET TRIMBLE English B.A., Mount Vemon REGINA MARTO Typing, Shorthand, Ojice Practice B.S. and M.E., Kent JAMES ROBINSON Typing, Bookkeeping B.S., Youngstown M.E., Kent S5 3+ Q, 2 an 5 5 ii 39 il A A , .14 VIOLET RIESER History, Government B.A., Hiramg M.A., Kent MAJORIE DZAPO English, History, Government B.A., Hiram LILLIAN HOTCHKISS Government, Math B.A., Baldwin-Wallace DEAN BAILEY English, History B.S., Wittenberg HELEN LOCKE English, History B.S., Kent M.A., Westminster FRANCES GILLESPIE English, Geography, History Western College VIRGINIA FREDERICK Guidance Counselor, History B.S., and M.E., Kent MARY LEE KRAUSS Chemistry, Science B.S., Theil EDGAR WILMS Scienee, Physics B.S., Mt. Union M.A., Western Reserve HELEN GRIFFIN Biology, Science, Math B.S. and B.A., Youngstown M.A., Westminster JACK RESATKA Math, Science B.S., Youngstown M.S., Westminster MARIE FANSLER English, Geography B.S., West Virginia U. M.E., Kent MABEL ROBINSON English, Geography B.S., Ohio U. MICHAEL MATUNE English, Geography B.S., Youngstown E. L. MCFADDEN Algebra, Geometry, Trig B.S., Youngstown M.E., U. of Pittsburgh MARK BARRICK General Business, Algebra B.S., and M.E., Kent .:- :ui- ::...::, . - -nf. -I Ma Vs Puff Q-':f.xx5vf'fiErws' - f- ,1 i f wwf H- uw' f-17. ,Ti ' A 7. EEF !::3:: .1E'?!E:ia2Z2I- 9 Y U, Yswswl' 9754 ' 4-Zz rJ:QT1 - TSW P ff7 isilfstizzafwi ilimftiff--Uz.:'f :52Yf19w'5'Ui'Li- V I ' f ' A I , ., MARY LUTZ Home Economics B.S., Western Reserve THERESE SOOK Home Economic: B.S., Villa Maria CHARLES CRAFT Shop B.S., Kent FRANCIS DAY Shop B.S., Ohio State GEORGE BRECKNER Art B.S. and M.S., Kent LYDIA ZAHARIOU Speech, journalism, English B.A., Westminster Wmlumt THELMA PATTERSON Nurse Youngstown Hospital School of Nursing if . 'Q 7 ,,,. 4 K W ww M' li B. LUCILLE WOODFORD Librarian B.S., Kent B.S. in L.S., Western Reserve M.S. in L.S., Western Reserve ROBERT ALEXANDER Instrumental Musia B.M., Youngstown M.S., Kent MARY POLLEY Vocal Music Ithaca Conservatory '05, -w -'Sl ' ' Wueiiifhe 51 '15 as--Q... A, 1, M ,XM ERVIN COLEMAN Driving B.S., Ohio State W- A 5- L ff HK -f.x1f1'1 fs: V ,.Vig3if my 7,5 ' L' I :5i31iii?i1iI'f elffiiilizfii fi- . ff?g?Z:' 3 f fmvgzfisggvfiwii 'Lu .c . L I T L 'WH-0' 3 I Q 2 K sm 231 ,,,,...w-wwwf .L Nwb WILLIAM GODWARD E Coach, Health B.S., Youngstown M.S., Westminster PAUL ANDRISH Coach, Math, Science B.S., Youngstown MICHAEL PROKOP Science, Math B.S., Youngstown L. ROBERT IRWIN Science, Math B.S., Kent 'sf -.i , , v' il X ggigs5sqsiW-5ggqgSsic,1i-,. ., , . i -V -, I X 5':r2-2225 ,Q x 4 , -i fn fiffgzynwisefs-.ti A f ,Mm . fx was ' . . -, I' ' , V. I . L S ' .is -' - V ?X'?f'f2?lE?L?Qswvi . ' ' 39 A K Y I , V, ,, I 5 - 5 L mf' ' -vl:QQl2:ii1.ip if K ig, H I 10 GERALD HIESTAND Athletic Director, Science, Math B.S., Kent DELORES WILLIAMS Girls, Physical Education B.S., Youngstown , ff. ,ff , W1 K md' .TW F5 ,ya Senior ' I MOTTO: Knowledge in youth is wisdom in old age. COLORS: Gold and White FLOWER: Bronze Mum Sponsors To our sponsors, Mrs. Husher, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Reiser, and Mr. Wilms, we would like to express our gratitude. They have helped us through the most trying year of our schooling and have listened to our compliments and complaints with a ready smile and a helping hand. We know that when we think back to our Howland days, we will always remember these four wonder- ful people. Mrs. Reiser, Mr. Wilms, Mrs. Hotchkiss, and Mrs. Husher. 12 X fi sl rg. V Q. jg s !.s 1721 X is H, W -'uw -f'. .X X t ., .,, . Senior Class Officers 9. 'WW '? 11W7 fM- ' fw'fM'Wf2fa:wgm T , ' - f f f mf -uf' asm- -- W Q 'G 5 , if , . Ma A-f nfl' NNE 7 - w L 7' X i? 'e is ,M X 'LQ ,.,..,:,e NWMNXWWMN WMKWW- WWW yM.Wy.W n ! , Wm E 5, E3 SEV? Mg 5532 5. 1:5 i Z i i fig 11 5, 5 2 5 ,I Q: 25 s E 5 s 52 52 K 1 Z X 1? 1 Qi E 5? 1 i 5 1 1 E . 3, s as 3 f. ,f , W - . -1- . ...... lam . Ron Crawford, presidentg Gene Urey, vice-presidentg Pat Andrella, .vecretaryg Emilie Ghisea, treasurer. 13 MARIELLEN ALEY The editor's job is full of woe, I held the postj thatls how I know. ROBERT ALLEN He is a gentleman of greatest promise. DENNIS AMBROSE What else is there besides a ear and a woman? ' WILLIAM ANDERSON I X Someday I'll learn what Fm to beg right now 2 I'm content to paint. o ,ff PATRICIA ANDRELLA To be gentle is the test of a lady. -E T5 R I CORIENE BERRY .V L, I Who is the fool that invented kissing?', ROSA LEE BETTIKER Kind, happy, and the best of friends. JAMES BIERY Man, I thought the Marines was bad! ' 14 5 JOHN BIERY Haw easy it is to be amicable. ROBERT BLESSING Lord Chesterfield sure made a fortune on this guyf: DEAN BOOHER Manners are the happy ways of doing things. EDYVARD BRADLEY He is I1lZL'!Ij'S rontent in his quiet, happy life. ROMONA CXMPANA It,s nice to be nrzfural when youyre naturally nicefl DUGALD CAMPBELL Here is Ilowlrznzlfs mndirlnte for lWr. Amerieaf' STEFANO CARBONE He has no cares of coming woesfl RONALD CR.-XYVFORD uM'7h!Il6l'6T he will do. he will do successfully. if XM 1 Y'-May 'K fl! 4' xo gi? I' Q Sow ing, t 16 CAROL CULVER She is truly happy who can make others happy. ANNA MAY DALEY Our horizon is never quite at our elbows. JAMES DANIELS A man can hnd something more interesting than women. KENNETH DANIELS A kinder friend has no one. LOIS DAVIS Goodness is the only investment that never fails. RICHARD DAWSON Life is a jest and all things show itg I thought so once, but now I know it. LARRY DIRMEYER He is the 'geml of the Senior Class. BEVERLY DRUSCHEL It matters not how long we live, but how. JACQUELINE EATON Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and lowg an excellent thing in women. DOROTHY FICKES Good words are worth much and cost little.' ALLAN FLINT Women are the root of all evil. RAYMOND FREEMAN With soaring head I'll strike the stars of hea- ven. JESSE FULLER Zoom.' It's a bird! It's a plane! No! It's jess in his car. ' JANET GABUTTI I love to lose myself in a good book. EMILIE GHISEA My mind to me a kingdom is. BERNHARD GOLDMAN I'll walk to Michigan in my Rappold shoes. J 5 -1. es, 5 f .,T7 .-1.5, X Zlu. Zln ' .V Ti .swsggjti .f -, ' 'K his iff ' le a f? .+L 5 ' I :'Lf?1? .T '. 5' - 'ff -zfmv? . , 18 nn- an DELORES GORAL A smile can conquer even the impossible. JOE ANN GREGORY Honor is purchased by the deeds we do. LARRY GRIFFITH A wise man turns chance into fortune. LUCINDA HANNA Look out New York! Here comes the 'mud artist'. JOY HAZLETT A magnificent spectacle of human happiness. THOMAS HILL To be awake is to be alive. ROBERT HOFFMAN It's my ambition to say in ten sentences what everyone else says in a whole bookf' LINA MAY HOLLAND My theory is to enjoy life fully. -take aim kneeling. BETTY JEAN HRAY Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. AL HRENO Music is the thing of the world that I love most. RONALD HRONCHEK ', I Vi He is wise who has an understanding heart. .. RICHARD HRUSOVKSY I'll not stand to reason-reason always mean what someone else has got to say. ROBERT HUFF The surest way to hit a womarfs heart is to I DONA HUSHER Truth, goodness, and beauty are but diferent faces of the same all. CHARLES IKLODI The secret of sueeess is for a man to be ready for his opportunity when it 'comesf' s, MARY KEENER Determination is a worthy possession. 19 5 CAROLE KING Compliments cost nothing. EDWARD KOHUT There's honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in thee. BEVERLY KOSKI A good name is better than precious jewels. RICHARD LAB There is no secret so close as that between a rider and his horse. JANE LEIFER The greatest pleasure I kno.w is to do a good action by stealth and to have it found out by accidentf' MARGARET LEIGHTON A woman,s guess is much more accurate than a rnan's certaintyf' DAVID MEALY Keep coolg it will all be over a hundred years hence. ROY MERCANDINO A What I can't see I never will believe in. JOAN MESSERSMITH Of manners gentleg of afeetions mildg In wit a womang simplicity a child. SUSANN MESSERSMITH In silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. LARRY MINTERN That is as well said as if I had said it myself. J: GEORGE NOGA Who does not befriend himself by doing good? FLOYD O'DONNELL Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. PHOEBE OLIPHANT Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty bloodless substitute for life. KENNETH OLSON We know nothing of tomorrowg our business is to be good and happy today. CHARLES ONATZ Everything comes if a man will only wait. i f, is Q Nissen , ' itoee is Q r 21 M Q tm MILDRED OROSTIN Knowledge exists to be imparted. LINDA PALM Music expresses that which cannot be said. MARLENE PALONDER She is kind, happy, and the best of friends. JO ANN RAZUM f Promptness is the soul of business. GENEVIEVE REINER 3 You may know me by my happy-go-lucky air. KZ' mt, i n , L is f,,,iFpm,.sf PHYLLIS RIDER 'Pw'l55'5d The blush is beautiful but it 'is sometimes inconvenient. MACKEY RODGERS What would people do without this chau1Yeur? ' MARILYN SALAK I am 'gone with the wind'.D 22 J EDITH SCOTT A soft answer turneth away wrath.', LARRY SHIELDS Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm? DAVID STEIN The silent type isnlt always the most bashfulf' PATRICIA STEVENS Always content in her quiet happy life. ELEANOR STODDARD A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. ARETTIA THOMAS Friendship is a word, the very sight of which in print, makes the heart warm. ' PAUL THOMAS On the ground I am restlessg in the air, con- tent. DIANNE TIMKO To know is nothing at ally to imagine is every- thing. JUDY TINKHAM Small is her stature, but large, her heart. JOHN TUCKER Memory is the treasurer of the mind. GENE UREY It is a rough road that leads to success. MICHAEL VLASOV A friendly twinkle in his eye captures the heart at oncef' JOHN WELKER Science is always wrong, It never solves a pro- blem without creating ten more. BEVERLY WHITMORE Originality is simply a pair of expressive eyesf' DAVID WILKOSKI I read' that a form of baseball was a favorite sport among the Greeks. I do remember some- thing about a Homer? BRUCE WILLIAMS His green eyes and ivy league clothes Make him a success wherever he goes. Y GLADYS WILLIAMS Anyone who passes his driving test thinks he can pass anything. JAMES WILSMAN MW' g ' . Egg Q -4' Out of the mouths of teens oft' times comes gems. RUBY WILSON Those dark eyes- So dark and so deep! DENNIS WISE I will find a way or make one. SANDRA YANCY She is praised who has a small voice. JUNE YOUNG ' I think no evil of anyone. , 5 Y 25 Q x C ass Officers SOPHOMORE: Marilyn Bock, secretaryg Susan Her- FRESHMAN: Luther Blackwell prexzdent Gerald mison, vice-presidentg Bonnie DeWalt, treasurerg Duane Day, treaxurerg Cynthia Lab secretary Dick ADIUZZI, Best, president. vice-president. JUNIOR: Dave Dresner, presidentg Sue presidentg Joann Strausbaugh, secretaryj 1595555 T treasurer. e iff Y. ' e,e - ' X ..,, ,. , l et ipzflfsi' Qerl L K , aari . ,eya , n EIGHTH: Jim Arthurholt, secretaryg Ed. Imburgia, vice-presidentg Carol Love, presidentg Sue Vanelli, treasurer. A Linton, vice- Jerry Mook, SEVENTH: Bonnie Juhasz vzce prexzdent Debora Klein, prexidentg Renna Eddy treasurer Ned Wilson, secretary. II-A GIRLS ROW Ig Susan Brady, Roselyn Boyd, Carol Lantz, Judy Goral, Nancy Hill, Wilma Bland, Gina Abruzzi, Mary Ann Eddy. ROW 2: Brenda Diehl, Peggy King, Janette Ayers, Joanne Hodgkiss, Karen Harris, Judy Durig. ROW 3: Sue Linton, Barbara Lacusky, Elaine Koski, Judy' Hart, Bev Burrows, Carolyn Fisher. ROW 4: Deanna Liberator, Yvonne Cassavant, Mrs. Johnson. II-B GIRLS ROW I.' Margaret Shvelnis, Marilyn Sine, Katy Storry, Roberta Smith, Donna Woods, Connie Miller, JoAnn Stanley, Isabel Murio. ROW 2: Dianne Mason, Patti Rumansik, Barbara Williamson, Joann Strausbaugh, lla Jean Trowbridge, Jean Thomas, Jane Rulick. ROW 3: Gladys Reed, Verna Mounts, Donna Swager, Joan Ratliff, Judy Sechler, Gail Williamson. ROW 4: Miss Frederick, Anne McMahon, Kay Reamensnyder, Carolyn Scott. 27 T' 'T' Il-A BOYS ROW I: Chuck Fairbanks, Victor Gaston, David Antonell, Larry Griffith, Vincent Carbone, Bob Gallagher, Ronnie Barstow, Kenneth Chaney. ROW 2: Roger Davis, Ronnie Cerbus, Bob Abruzzi, Charles Daum, Jim Dillon, John Holinbaugh, Robert Boyd, Joe Kane. ROW 3: Aaron Hank, Roger Hatch, Keith Johnson, Dave Dresner, Bob Clapper, Ronald Beardsley, Bill Guesman, Steve Albrecht. ROW' 4: Mr. Barrick, David Drennen, Don Howells, Raymond Glenn, Bud Cross, Carl Fager, Clyde Campbell, Dave Casperson. II-B BOYS ROW I: Jack Von Thaer, Bob Marek, Jerry Wright, Bob McClead, Elden Maflitt, Chuck Shelar, Ray Reghetti, Larry Palm. ROW 2: Dick Tate, Chuck Stein, Don Pack, Dick Ramsey, Dave Pond, Wayne Weita, Eddie Shaw. ROW 3: Mr. McFadden, Charles Stefley, Vic Kapcsos, Jerry Mook, John Rupp, Larry Springer. ROW 4: Bill Sanford, Clint Smith, Mark Urbania, Bill VanHorne. s 1 c 5155 'A 5? a s I0-A GIRLS ROW I: Anna Burnach, Marilyn Bock, Patty Bunker, Ruth Bland, Chris- tina Cole, Marilyn Cobb, Nancy Escott, Janice Fellows. ROW 2: Rosemary Campana, Eileen Ames, Maria Casagranda, Ruth Culver, Blanche Fickes, Joan Durig, Bemice Bum- gardner. ROW 3: Linda Brady, Joraine Crawford, Barbara Berry, Bonnie DeWalt, Frances Blackburn, Delores Brdek. ROW 45 Linda Evans, Carol DelGarbino, Patricia Bradley, , , , I Sandra Brown, Mrs. Griffin. is 'A 4 ,Qs.L Vlilrie 5192 ,S S .. BX Q are fr 'Q .rg .sz .5 -1 fr: , rr .ii -.f- i swirl? -sr-sl 551551, ass- -2 'a We N155 Wifi .. , .,,,, 1, Swim? Ns is I0-B GIRLS ROW I: Nancy King, Mary Lee Hodges, Gail Kreusler, Alice Hutchison, JoAnn Freer, Grace Gilbert, Toni Kania, Susan Hodgkiss, Georgia Hodgkiss. ROW 2: Mrs. Bode, Sherry Lesjak, Carol Juhasz, Pat Kohut, Pat Love, Judy Griffith, Susan Hoon, Shirley Lisak. ROW 3: Susan Hermison, Sylvia Harper, Carol Jarvis, Nola Flickinger, Darlene Hinton, Carol Lytle, Vera Gaston, Pat Kirk. 5 ,.., ,, I0-A BOYS ROW I: Terry Gearhart, Dick Davis, Tom Bower, Jim Blank, Dave Gabutti, Erlend Berg, Norman Baxter, Terry Clark. ROW 2: Mr. Godward, Bill Corbin, Mike Esau, David Aley, Dick Baker, Lawrence Connelly, Bradford Briggs. ROW 3: Duane Best, Phil Cozadd, Tom Evans, Bill Davis, Rick Crawford, Dave Dabelko. ROW 4: Howard Cline, Paul Bakich, Dan Cross, John Ferguson, Bob Fisk. I0-B BOYS ROW I: Russell Herig, Bob Kundel, Ralph McMillen, Chuck McMahon, John Lyons, Norman Masters, George Goss, Ralph Onatz. ROW 2: Don Parise, Dennis Hunt, Floyd McElhancy, Larry Hillier, Gary Lewis, Vic Killin, Tom Gibson. ROW 3: Mr. Craft, Wally Mackey, Ronald Murray, Eddie Howard, Gene Kuzmaul, Terry Kundel. ROW 4: Ralph Perry, John LaVoo. 30 1 M I0-C GIRLS ROW I: Elaine Venen, Genivive Millis, Sherry Mercandino, Helen Stein, Janice Palmer, Donna Welsh, Kay Nance, Amylouise O'Conner. ROW 2: Ann Meszaros, Katherine Polena, Gloria Szabo, Patty Trowbridge, Mary Jane Murto, Marilyn Webb, JoAnn Wood. ROW 3: Delores Roskos, Carol Rozycki, Mary Jane Young, Judy Purser, Elaine Marx, Patty Pinkerton, Miss Williams. ROW 4: Helen Spirko, Jackie Quinlan, Margaret Plotner, Charlotte Varner, Jill Wolcott. I0-C BOYS ROW I: Bob Razum, Lee Rowbottom, John Wood, Joe Urbania, Lee Shallenberger, Mike Watson, Lewis Saltzman, Jerry Wise. ROW 2: Miss Marto, Bob Shick, Rich Zackerofl, Jerry Racz, Jim Scott, Larry Woodring, Art Tracy. ROW 3: Ray Sollitto, Robert Wood, Lynn Smith, Bob Shearer, Jerry White, Wayne Walter. ROW 4: George Rowbottom, Alfred York, Marion Van- nelli. 31 esqzggi 3, -rr, : ff 25 s wh 5:- 55. f E F l li 9-A GIRLS ROW 1: Carol Dick, Bonnie Fairman, Nanc Barrett, Mary Campbell, Ellen P' Y Crites, Barbara Crincic, Linda Curtorillo, Barbara Carbone. ROW 2: Patty Clark, Barbara Evans, Sally Barton, Virginia Chaney, Ellen Brown, Cynthia Blair, Mary Dodge, Mrs. EHS Sook. ROW 3: Beverly Ambrose, Judy Craig, Donna Daum, Valerie Drapp, Barbara gl Bennett, Nancy Duncan, JoAnne DiEugenio. ROW 4: Virginia Arnett, Bonnie Ballard, i Q Janet Chasser, Judy Bradley, Charlene Aley, Lillian Arndt, Joan Eaton. 32 ilg 5, 1, ' 5 , is ,Sf it v 9-B GIRLS ROW I: Arlene Griffith, Janice Mines, Dianne Jennings, Judy Moyes, Cynthia Lab, Beverly Owens, Karen Hermison, Pat Chisea. ROW 2: Joan Miller, Sandra Pappas, Judy Luoma, Beatrice Perry, Kay Hancock, Carol King, Barbara Fitch. ROW 3: Gloria Lewis, Karen Johnston, Joanne Phillips, Pat Mundorf, Jackie Fellows, Margaret Ferguson, Pat Mitchell, Mrs. Krauss. ROW 4: Loretta Games, Judy Miller, Linda Porter, Marilyn Mrus, Kay Pinkerton, Raymonda Gilliland, Marilyn Kay, Ramona Lane. 32 , i 1 .... . , i H i 'gg Q 9-A BOYS ROW 1: Bob Bonner, Denny Crew, Tom Gabrovsekhjim Gehrlein, Douglas Crawford, Ronnie Gildersleeve, Luther Blackwell, Ronnie Belak. ROW2:Jim Feher, Ed Edwards, Tom Armstrong, Bob Casagranda, Bill Burick, Don Berryhjim Frazier, ROW3.'joe Fife, Jerry Gib- son, Ralph Dean, Glenn Foster, Dick Abruzzi, Gerald Day,Joe Davis. ROW4: Mr. Andrish, Harold Ganohlim Casper, john Davis, Richard Darbey, Reynolds Blackburn, George Freeman. ,fn-W 1i.,,.,...w4, f my -f:4f3gw,,. . .5 i. ,,,,, ,,,..,., .. A. 1.1. 153595513 5. far, ffffi tfksfgxsf '. gf, .clilfifs we 1, f3'l.2f.27 fi ' 'flfflf 1? wifi lfiiklf' 5 BPM -zffigy 'lime Wsfff wr fr .jg :gag zriiim. in 1 v,:,'s.xQf ., S1373 ,mfs w..si,? Jgfl' A fi 4252? V2 sgiriw vii? .., 433 it? gffiv v - 5mx..,Qi iffy . f ,,,. . 37 9-B BOYS ROW I: Ronnie Kapcsos, Bill Miller, David Mathews, Bill Gill,Jim Gore, Bob Hilter- man, Tom Messersmith, Tom Maloy. RO W2.' Paul Morris, Bob Morris,Jerry Joseph, David Lewis, Fred Miller, Arthur Neely, Danny Martini, Mr. Breckner. ROW3: Ray Gilbert, Gordon Klentz, Chester McElhaney, David Leatherberry, George Mickelson, Tom Latimer, Dan Gil- more, Hugh Howard. ROW4:Jim Murray, Melvin Hetzler, Rodney Orostin, Denny McCauley, Jim Lane, jim Holinbaugh, Gordon Leece, Harry Lirldow. 33 9-C GIRLS ROW I: Carolyn Turner, Jeanne Robinson, Janice Storry, Judy 'Iom- lin, Charlene Thigpen, Darlene Thigpen, Frances Young, Annie Ringold. ROW 2: Mrs. Lutz, Nancy Jo VVilcs, Janet Weita, Carol Sindlcclccker, Carol Stuber, Barbara Thompson, Janet VVhite. Ann Williams. ROW 3: Billie Spencer, Bar- bara Ritchley. Rhoda Tackitt, Jackie Rupp, Jucly Radcliffe, Frances Scott, Sandra Schwab. ROW 4: Carole Thompson, Jean Smith, Donna Smith, Dorothea St. Clair, Rebecca Smith, Carolyn Struk, Diane Sample, Joann Trocheck. 9-C BOYS ROW I: Bill Pogue, John Pachuk, Charles Taylor, David Wise, John Steffey, Jim Thorpe, Steve Rulick, Jay YNilliams. ROM 2: YVilliam Whittier, Bill Pike, Eugene Nevin. Dougas Welker, Robert Sapashe, Dick Williams, Jack Wolcott. ROW 3: James Puncsak, Richard Williams, Bill Young, Dennis Petrosky, Bill Williams, Thomas Rogers, David Smith. ROW 4: Mr. Day, Robert Spatholt, Rick Timko, Wesley Thomas, Jim Nycum, Joe Papp. 34 8-A ROW I: Sandra Hyde, Georgia Lyte, Joanne Steele, Anne Steinhouse, Judy Falkinburg, Mary Gulieh. Patty Valet. Peggy Parsons, ROW 2: Sandra Rose, Jeanine Husher, Sandy Patterson, Shirley Taylor. Jaekie Vlhite, Martha Shafer, Francis Fisher, Mary Ann Paetriek. ROW 3: Gerrie Broeken, Sandra Kaeir, Kathryn Bode, Vonda Vennetti, Phyllis DelGarbino, Carol Crawford, Alive Guesman, Robert Erskine. ROW 4: Bolnhy Spirko, Jim Ilahenieht, Don Fisk, Riehard Lott, Danny MeMillin. David Miller. Mike Atkins, Bob Johnston. ROW 5: Dan Smith, Don Booher, John Patterson, Jim Arthurholt. Ed Jones, Eddie Imburgia, Mr. Hie- stand. Uv 8-B ROW' I: Judy Fellows, Anne Phillips. Bonnie Ewing, Anna Everett, Ruth Drennen, Dixie Combs, Marilyn Bennett, Judy Daylida, Joyce Coe, Sue Farkas. ROW 2: Carol Busefink. Margaret Crites, Judy Fiekes, Patsy Foster. Sandra Davis, Dana Bianco, Janiee Daley, Julianne Baehiek. Eleanor Cline. ROW' 3: Hugo Curitti, Kenneth Daurn, John Culver. Ronald Brogdon. Roger Davis, Bruce Clary, Tom Sharpton, Torn Brdek. ROW 4: Melvin Baleiar, Norman Boyd, Gary Dew, Bill Bidwell, William Perez, Charles Dray, Ronald Gallite, Arthur Arnod. ROW 5: Miss Locke, Kenneth Blackburn, Ted Andrella, Bill Cleal, Fred David, Harry Blessing, 35 2' V nu in ' '50 ki 8-D ROW 1: W. Overfield, P. Money, S. Lorent, L. Plant, P. Mills, S. Pheacher, C. Love, L. Reghetti, P. Parsons. RO W2: D. Lindsey, M. Michalovic, D. Partridge,tI. Miller, S. Mikell, M. Mosko, N. Rogers, L. Reed. ROW3: L. McGee,J. Malone, B. Mines, R. Lambardi, R. Renie, R. Palilchak, D. McKee, M. Mosko, R. McManus. ROW 4: H. Luscombe, T. McClosky, S. Mealy, R. Lambing, T. Metzler, C. Latimer, D. Parise, T. Leon. ROW5:j. Melich, M. Welke, R. Miller,J. Mrus,J. Nance, C. Mefferd, L. Proper, G. Moore. i f , A+.-.augffe 8-CROW1:J. Kover, M. Giron, P. Lingo, B. Kibler, A. Bonnett, J. Herman, L. Kirkwood, H. Laprocina, A. Kosciuk. ROW 2: Mrs. Griffin, C. Harris, MP. Hayes, B. Hammack, L. Gib- son, C. Hill, A. Holland, K. Kreusler, Mrs. Gillespie. ROW 3: D. Druschel,J. Feldman, R. Gallite,-I. Lacusky,j. Hake,xI. Kaulback,J. Dray, R. Kowal- ski. ROW 4: D. Howells, E. King, R. Holland, B. Koski, R. Hunt, L. Renn,J. Gaston, A. Goodwin. 'aww Glo l il ,la s G!! ..... . 8-E ROW I: S. Stein, S. Slife, S. Vane1li,j. Williams, D. Sweet, B. Tomlin, K. Whetzell, B. Shvelnis. ROW2: E. Pizor, C. Sample,J. Tucker, B. Urbania, B. Tate, R. Smith. ROW3:.I. Strausbaugh, Peelman, P. Bucklin, B. Rowbottom, R. Thompson, J. Salak, Mr. Bailey. RO W4: R. Reiner, D. Wright, B. Gunther, D. Sabo, M. Patrnchak, B. Wilson, Reghetti. ROW5: H. Weimer, R. Smith, R. Perry,J. Russ, L. Wade, L. Shvelnis,-I. Ripple. ROW6: R. Shaw, C. Smith. 4 7-B ROW 1: S. DeCapito, L. Casagranda, D. Winning, R. Coen, C. Carr, R. Darbey, A. Sumner, A. Lindow. RO W2: K. Curtis, C. Arnett, P. Chal- lenger, R. Burgess, G. Chittle C. Barton, C. Baldwin, K. Lewis,J. Crew,J. Baker. ROW Duche, R. Campana, R. Bock,J. Boyle, R. Balentine, B. Hinkle, R. Bunker, M. Blue- dorn, W. Davenport. ROW4: Mrs. Fansler, C. Brown, T. Boyd, D. Bradley, R. Walter B. Clapper, C. Cox. v 1 t,,j.s'1 5 . K V. ,PQVM . -un s...,.Y...W.....M. M r ,W , we 7-A ROW 1: C. Watson, S Alexander, M. King, C. Bur- gess, N. Monroe, P. Mihalovic D. Klein,J. Smith. ROW2: C Bachrik, S. Dick, E. Rider, N Carpenter, M. Sotak,J. Dillon J. Lytle. ROW3: S. Wickam, P Darbey, F. McMurray, C Zofko, L. Gimbel, E. Lockard S. Cole, R.Jarman. ROW4: B Boyd, M. Smith, M. Valsi, M Was,J. Holton, R. Hayden, D Prosser. ROW 5: Lowe, A Bartholomew, T. Belak, J Pogue, W. Taielet, L. Selby ROW 6: Mr. Resatka, R Stevens, K. Keeling. ci A ,r,.M,M, Q l f J. Gearhart, W. Holinbaugh 0. .... FQ.. .... 7-C ROW1.'J.Hite, B. Dykes, C. Calugar, C. Iklodi, B. Hen- ninger, G. Jaskowiak, Keresz- turi, R. Eddy. RO W 2: K. Merrill, M. Kampf, B. John- ston, S. Feldman, B. Juhasz, M. Frazier, L. Hoover, P. Frye, D. Hreno, N. Smith. ROW3: R. Hixenbaugh, A. Davis, D. Kagy, D. Gano, T. Grate, F. Gayd0s,J. King, B. Fitzgerald G. Glenn. ROW4: Mr. Matune B. Gore, D. Humphrey, R. Fuller, C. Hunt, R. Hermison 1 7 1 7 R. Ellis. a s .,L, , W 7-D ROW I: Mary Lou Simpson. JoAnn Postlethwait. Carol Ratlifl. Betty Postle- thwait. Patty Lytle. Janet Liptak. Letha Sullivan. Judy Brown. Marylin Motter. ROW 2: Theodora Prychodnik. Jack Motter. David Lidclle. Edward Peelman Frank Redmond. Richard Pachuk. Charles Martin. Betty Lou Sayers. ROW 3 Chauncey Beardsley. Cliflorcl Phillips. David Roscoe. Robert Kover. Albert Lamb ing, Don Onatz. John Moorhead. ROI1' 4: Mrs. Robinson. Wlilliam Cochran John Murray, Tom Alhreeht. 5 9 awhile' M--4 7-E ROW I: Paulette Thomas. Nancy Swaqer. Sandra NVindom. Nancy Swindler, Judy VonThaer. Maureen Tirnko, Patty YVhetZell. Joan Wiilliarns, ROIV 2: James Ruliek, Frank Sabol. Paul Thigpen. John Wfard. Dave Smith. Bob Rosner. ROW 3: Mr. Irwin, Charles Vandergrift. Marlene Pond. Brenda Cryscl. Linda lValters, Vick Verduei, Mrs. Gillespie. ROW 4: Ray Wfeimer, Bill Rumancik, Stanley Rozyeki, Robert Mason, Steve Yovieh. Larry Sindledecker, Douglas Sollitto. ROW 5: Vernon Plant, Art Valentz. Bob L'A1noureaux. Phillip Shick. Lester Weisner. If 38 Music Allegreffo GW m This year the A Cappella, under Mrs. Polley's excellent guid Q ance, has participated in several concerts. They received a I rating at the annual contest. Accompanists are Linda Palm and Elaine Venen. ROW 1: Carol Culver, Susan Brady, Ruth Bland, Nancy Escott, Elaine Venenhjanice Mines, Marilyn Hatfield, Kay Nance, Kathleen Storry, Eileen Ames, Pat Love, Margaret Riggs. ROW 2: Mrs. Polley, Wilma Bland, Gladys Williams, Linda Palm, Emilie Ghisea, Janice Fellows, Pat Ghisea, Carol juhasz, Delores Brdek, Donna Woods, Noralee Cleal, Janet Weita, Barbara Thompson. ROW3: Carol Berry, Margaret Shvelnis, Anne McMahon, Marilyn Salakhleanne Robinson, Alice Hutchison, JoAnne Strausbaugh, Helen Stein, Rosemary Campana, Carol Stuberhjackie Quinlan. ROW4: Lina May Holland, Beverly Brown,,IoAnne Hodgkisshludy Sechler, Bill Poguehjim Gore, Ronnie Barstow, Gail Williamsonhloan RatlifT, Bev Druschel. ROW5: Norman Masters, Roy Mercandino, Holly Stevens, Bd Kohut, David Smith, David Leatherberry, George Freeman, Bob Ellenberger, John Holinbaugli, Rick Crawford, Bob Razum. ROW 6x Roger Davis, Phil Cozadd, Wally Mackey, Duane Best, Bob McClead, Don Pack, Dick Ramsey, Chuck Stein, Floyd Mclilhaney, Gerald Day, Chuck McMahon. The A Cappella Mixed Ensemble This select group has partici- pated in several concerts, always with very good results. They also sing at commencement each year. Chuck Stein, Judy Sechler, Pat Love, Dick Ramsey, Eileen Ames, Don Pack Emilie Ghisea, Phil Cozadd. Triple Trio a fl ' I 5 5 T 5 552 Anne McMahon, Bev Druschcl, Pat Love, Eileen Ames, janet Gabutti, Emilie Ghisea, Carol Culver, Margaret Shvelnis,Judy Sechler, Mrs. Polley, Linda Palm, accompanist. 41 This organization, com- posed of nine girls, sing for assemblies, concerts, and special events throughout the year. They always touch the hearts ofthe Seniors by singing The Halls of Ivyu at gradu- ation time. Girls' Glee Club The girls' glee club, consisting of girls who like to sing but aren't in A Cappella, meets once each week to practice. They also appear in several concerts during the school year. They are led by Mrs. Polley and accompanied by Elaine Venen. ROW I: Connie Miller, Nancy Hill, Bonnie Fairman, Judy Moyes, Esabelle Murio, Sue Hodgkiss, Georgia Hodgkiss, Karen Hermison. ROW 2: Joan Miller, Sandra Schwab, Carol Sindledecker, Barbara Fitch, Sherry Mercandino, Gail Kruesler, Beatrice Perry, Elaine Venen, Marilyn Cobb. ROW 3: Joanne DiEugenio, Barbara Evans, Nancy King, Blanche Fickes, Grace Gilbert, Valerie Drapp, Patty Mundorf, Donna Daum. ROW 4: Shirley Lisak, Mary Jane Murto, Joanne Freer, Rosalee Bettikcr, Judy Durig, Nancy Duncan, Susan Hoon, Marie Casagranda. ROW 5: Ann Meszaros, Jackie Rupp, Christine Cole, Janice Matthews, Judy Griffith, Joan Durig, Judy Purser, Gloria Sabo, Pat Bradley. ROW 6: Gloria Lewis, Judy Craig, Carol Thompson, Jean Smith, Bonnie DeWalt, Carol DelGarbino, Linda Evans, Darlene Hinton. ROW 7: Delores Roskos, Judy Bradley, Janet Chasser, Donna Swager, Laraine Crawford, Sue Linton, Linda Porter, Carol Rozycki. ROW 8: Kay Pinkerton, Mar- jorie Leighton, Yvonne Gasavant, Nola Flickinger, Marilyn Mrus, Patty Pinkerton, Mrs. Polley. 42 Operetta ----- Miss Starlight Drew Crane, an orphan raised by his rich and rather snobbish Aunt Rhoda, was presented with the ultimatum that he must either marry the girl of his aunt's choice by the time he is 22 or lose his inheritance from his father's pickle factory. His aunt had picked Carlotta Beard for him, but Carlotta was in love with Franklin Sanderson, manager of the hotel where everyone was visiting, and Drew was in love with the hotel stenographer, Flo Ran- dolph. To complicate matters still further, Franklin's mother had promised him to Sadie Sutton, a village maiden. At this time, Miss Venus, the Goddess of Love and Beauty appears. She is the perfect girl, who knows nothing but the truthg and her candor is sometimes alarming to the mortals. She succeeds in adjusting the many love affairs so that everyone ends up with the right person. Miss Venus, or Miss Starlight , as Drew called her, existed only in his imaginationg for as Miss Starlightl' said: The perfect person exists only through the eyes of true lovef' Mrs. Polley was the director, assisted by Miss Lydia Zahariou. 43 CAST Drew Crane ........... Franklin Sanderson . . . Carlotta Beard .... . . . Miss Venus ..... Bert Brown ......... Snapper ..,,.......... Mrs. VanDyke Beard . . . Mrs. Rhoda Fleming ..,. Flo Randolph ..,.. Trixie Trimmer . . . Rosetta ............ . . Sadie Sutton ........... . .. Chuck Stein Don Pack Anne McMahon . . . . Susan Brady . . . . Phil Cozadd . Wlally Mackey Margaret Shvelnis . . . . Judy Sechler . . . Eileen Ames PatLove .. Emilie Ghisea . Alice Hutchison Mrs. Cora Sanderson ...... Carol Culver Creston Clark ........ ,... D ick Ramsey ' N The Howland Hi ff My .f The Senior Band, consisting of almost seventy members, gives concerts throughout the year and provides music for many school assemblies. In the summer and fall, they participate in many parades and firemen's activities, and in the spring, they attend several contests for both soloists and the entire band. K BA CKRO Wfxjanice Storry, Mr. Thomas, Luther Blackwell, Bob Casagrandahludy Daylida, Lee Rowbottom, Russ Herig, Hugh Howard, Bob Hilderman, Ken Daniels, Terry Clark, Bill Corbin, Dick Abruzzi. ROW 2: Jack Davis, Danny Gilmore, Denny Hunt, Gordon Klentz, Martha Shafer, Ronnie Cerbus, Dick Lab, Bob Abruzzi, Barbara Ritchley, Foanne Tucker, George Rowbottom. ROW3: Barbara Lacusky, Carolyn Struk, Dorthea St. Clair, Karen Her- mison, George Mickelson, Tom Gavrosek. ROW 4: Marilyn Bock, Roselyn Boyd, Marlene Palonder, Patti Bunker, Bonnie Hammack. 4-l chool Band This year the band, under the direction of Mr. Alexander, re- ceived a rating of I at the district contest. This entitles them to compete in the State competition in Columbus. We know that they will bring back splendid results as they did last year. dk BA CK ROW? Brenda Diehl, Charlie Daum, Mr. Alexander, Art Tracy, Ray Gilbert, Ralph Dean, Diane Partridge, Bill Cleal, David Miller, Howard Klein, Bev Whitmorehlack Tucker, Charlie Shelar. ROW 2: Ronnie Hronchek, Sandra Schwab, Elaine Marx, Patty Pinkerton, Caroljarvis, Al Hreno,'Iim Dillonhloy Hazlett, Phoebe Oliphant, Coriene Berry, ROW3.'Joan Miller, Barbara Crincic, Douglas Crowford, Virginia Arnett. ROW4: Marilyn Mrus, Marilyn Kay, Mary Dodge, Carolyn Fisher, Eleanor Klein, Sylvia Harper. 'l5 Majorettes These girls who lead the band in all its parades do a fine job of strutting, under Miss Y'Villiam's guidance, They have often been seen at band concerts and basketball games where they do their routines. The girls are Sandy Pat- terson, Jackie Wlhite. Patty Mundorf, and Karen Hermison. Dance Band This group, reorganized this year, has played for several dances at other schools as well as the operetla at Howland. It is much in demand, especially for formal dances. Ronnie Hronchek is maestro of the group. 5 L Art Tracy, Jim Dillon, Brenda Diehl, Al Hreno, Bob Casagranda, Ron Hronchck, Dick Lab, Bev Whitmore, Sandra Schwab, Bob Abruzzi, Phoebe Oliphant. 46 .4 -, Eighth Grade Chorus Have you heard the sound of beautifully blended voices coming from the music room in the afternoon? Thatas the eighth grade chorus, our future A Cappella, practicing. Directed by Mrs. Polley, this group shows much talent in vocal gymnastics. V ROW I: Jean Herman, Georgia Lytle, Judy Falkenburg, Helen Laprocina, Bernadise Shvel- nis, Phyllis Gallagher, Judy Fellows, Carol Love, Lois Reghetti. ROW 2: Jeff Kaulbeck, Richard Lott, Donald McMillan, Bruce Clary. Roger Davis, Mike Atkins, John Culver, Hugo Curitti, Robert McManus. ROW 3: Sharon Slife, Dixie Combs, Joyce Coe, Marilyn Jackie White, Shirley Taylor, Patty Money, Margaret Schafer, Sue Vanelli, Anna Everitt, Lynne Kirkwood. ROW 4: Joanne Tucker, Tom Brdek, Bill Rowbottom, Melvin Balciar, Richard Thompson, John McCosky, Lloyd McGee, John Malone, Jay Feldman, Mrs, Polley. ROW 5: Mary Hayes, Kathryn Bode, Beverly Tate, Diane Patridge, Bonnie Hammack, Vera Guesman, Josephine Miller, Nina Rogers, Anne Phillips. ROW 6: Eleanor Cline, Chuck Dray, Ronnie Callite, Tom Metzler, Albert Goodwin, Darrell Wright, Jim Arthurholt, Ed Jones, Bobby Johnston, Jim Strausbaugh, Phyllis DelGarbino. ROW 7: Don Booher, Harry Blessing, John Patterson, Jim Habernicht, Carlisle Mefford, Ronnie Perry, Ray Smith, Ed Imburgia, Larry Proper, James Mellich, Eddie King. Seventh Grade Chorus This group, organized for those seventh graders who especially like to sing, practices once each week and performs at several con- certs during the year. ROW kjanice Hite, Christine Iklodi, Maureen Timkohloanne Smith, Deborah Klein, Paulette Michalovic, Marilyn Motter, Patty Whetzell, Renna Eddy. ROW2: Lois Hooner, Susan Alex- ander, Dorothy Hreno, Paulette Thomas, Letha Sullivan, Mary Lou Simpson, Cheryl Calugar, Gloria Jaskowick, Karen Lewis. ROW3: Lucile Cassagranda, Sharon Cole, Carolyn Bachrick, Mary Louise Sotak, Sandra Windom,Joyce Dillon, Carol Ratliff, Patty Frye, Bonnie Juhasz. ROW4: Robert Koner,Judy VonThaer, Nancy Swindler, Joyce Baker, Teddy Prychodnick, Guendolyn Chittle, Sandra Wickam, Victoria Verducci, Polly Challenger. ROW5:Jeff Horton, Mike Smith, jimmy Ducha, Wayne Holinbaugh, Bill Boyd, Ed Peelman, David Smith, Richard Juller, James Rulich, Richard Bock. ROW 6: Willie Davenport, Ronnie Hixen-Baugh,John Pogue,john Lowe, Larry Sindledecker, Stanley Rozycki, Russell Hayden, Frank Redmond. ROW 7: Lester Weisner, Robert Fitzgerald, Bill Cessna, Raymond Stevens, David Bradley, Art Valentzwlames King, Bill Rumancik, Clifford Phillips. G9 29 U Sports if v-,X,tJ,w.,,1E Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Liberty .... Champion . Ridge ..... Leavittsburg Southeast .. Champion . Vienna .... Liberty .... Ridge ..... Newton Falls Brookfield . Leavittsburg Harding Niles ...... Hubbard . . . Brookfield . Newton Falls Canfield . . . H O 40--39 44-5 7 54-48 49-43 32-48 47-42 43-52 30-6 1 66-55 56-74 59-6 1 6 1-58 55-56 32-45 66-'56 44-56 5 2-48 54-46 ROW I.' Ronnie Crawford, Jim Wilsman, Denny Wise, Bud Cross. ROW 2: Mr. God ward, Jerry Wise, Duane Best, Vic Kapcsos, Larry Griffith, Dave Casperson, manager. 50 Reserve Team Through the experience they gathered this year, we hope to have an up-and-coming varsity team next year. These boys rep- resent the stepping stone to tournament basketball. Their efforts in the game of good sportsmanship and fair play will influence their future games. Our reserves played hard and well during the past year, and everyone is proud of them. ROW I: Bob Abruzzi, Vic Killin, Reynolds Blackburn, Gene Kuzmaul, Chuck Stein, Don Pack. ROW 2: David Leatherberry, manager, Wally Mackey, Rick Crawford, Jim Scott, Richard Zackeroff, Clint Smith. ROW 3: Mr. Prokop, Bill Corbin, John LaVoo, Phil Cozadd, Dave Dabelko. 52 Yea, Tigers! The Cheerleaders Dona Husher, Eileen Ame s, DIZHUC Timko, Rosemary Campana Pat Love, Marilyn Bock, Pat Andrella 53 ' Orange and Black inth Grade Dianne Jennings, Gloria Lewis, Carol Stubcr, Nancy Barrett These girls have cheered their team to victory this year by keep- ing spirits and sportsmanship high. Their pep and vitality will be an influencing factor on the future hardwood team of How- land. ROW I: Bob Sapashe, Bill Burrick, jack Wolcott, David Wise, Gordon Leece. ROW 2: George Freeman, Gerald Day, George Mickelson, Jim Holinbaugh. ROW 3: Mr. Wilms, Dick Abruzzi, Jim Nycum, Bill Gill, manager. 5-l 1- The eighth grade team, com- posed of many promising young players, did very well for itself this year, in additon to gaining much valuable experience in team spirit and sportsmanship. We hope to hear more about these boys in the future. KNEELING: Skip Patterson im Mcllith Ed ones Don Fisk Harold Luscombc Ronnie Brogden. STANDING: Bill Cleal Mr Wllms Ted Andrella Eddie Imburgla Baseball Team Batter upl' With these familiar words, the baseball team began its spring warm-up. The team, composed of freshmen through seniors, is hoping to make a trip to Columbus for the base- ball tournament. Led by Mr. Andrish, these boys have compiled a good record, and we hope to see them come out on top. ROW I: Jim Wilsman, Ronnie Crawford, Bob Allen, Bob Razum, Jim Nycum. ROW 2: Dick Ramsey, Dave Caspeson, Bill Burick, Rick Crawford, Chuck Stein, Jack VonThaer, Mr. Andrish. ROW 3: David Dabelko, Vic Kapcsos, Dick Abruzzi, Russ Herrig. 56 Girls' Sports These girls, directed by Miss Williams, often appear at basketball games and other public affairs. The flag twirlers march with the band in parades and twirl in formation at the games. The trampoline team and tumbling team ap- peared in the gym demonstration this spring, at which time they showed good training and lots of practice. These groups are an outstand- ing addition to the girls sports, department. ROW I: Mary Campbell, Sandra Schwab, Nancy Hill, Nancy King. ROW 2: Carol Thompson, Joan Miller, Judy Moyes, Connie Miller, Marilyn Cobb. ROW 3: Beverly Ambrose, Donna Welsh, Cynthia Blair, Jeanne Robinson. Billie Spenser Karen Harris Connie Miller Carol Lantz Carolyn Turner Susan Hodgkiss Georgia Hodgkiss ROW I: Mary Campbell, Sandra Schwab, Carol Thompson, Nancy Hill, Nancy King. ROW 2: Joan Miller, Judy Moyes, Con- nie Miller, Marilyn Cobb. ROW 3: Beverly Ambrose, Donna Welsh, Cynthia Blair, Jeanne Robinson. Wrestling Team The art of groaning has been captured by the wrestling team this year under the direction of Mr. Irwin. In addition to its regular schedule of matches, our wrestling team, which is in its second year at Howland has had practice matches with New Castle and with Hickory. They won both of these. Through their work, they have gained valuable experience which should show up in future matches. The year's record is as follows: Burton ...................... 28-23 Canton Central Catholic .... . . . 10-45 Rootstown .............. . . . 13-38 Ravenna .......... . . . 20-33 Commodore Perry .... . . . 10-41 North Canton ......., . . . 15-36 Jamestown ............. . . . 10--37 Canton Central Catholic .... . . . 3-48 Commodore Perry ...... . . . 18-35 ROW I: David Smith, Joe Urbania, Bob Ellenberger, Bobby Hoffman, Fred Miller, Dick Lab. ROW 2: Mr. Irwin, Dick Hrusovsky, Jack Tucker, Bruce Williams, Terry Clark, Jay Williams. 58 Activities 4.1 ' m 3 M QD 37. Sli WM ,N EES Latin Club TU ET EGO is open to all students taking Latin. Its purpose is to further interest in the language and history of ancient Rome. At their meetings, the members show movies and learn about the life of that period. ROW I: Georgia Hodgkiss, Chuck McMahon, Carol Juhasz, Phil Cozadd, Elaine Venen, Wally Mackey, Sue Hodgkiss. ROW 2: Delores Roskos, Carol Del Garbino, Jill Wolcott, Pat Love, Judy Griffith, Bonnie DeWalt, Eileen Ames, joan Durig, Mrs. Bode, Charlotte Varner, Sue Hermison, Loraine Crawford, Nola Flickenger, Linda Evans, Kate Polena, Mary Jane Young, Carol Lytle, Larry Woodring, Bill Corbin, Duane Best, John La Voo, Marion Vanelli, Art Tracy, David Aley, Louie Saltzman. 60 French Club UN PEU DE TOUT, composed of all students taking French, meets to discuss French people, places, and customs. They have had several speak- ers this year, from whom they have learned many interesting facts about France. ROW I.' Phoebe Oiphant, Judy Tinkham, Lucinda Hanna, Jane Leifer, Mrs. Bode. ROW 2: Connie Miller, June Young, Emilie Ghisca, Nancy Hill, Jo Ann Stanley, Genevieve Reiner, Gina Abruzzi. ROW 3: Jo Ann Strausbaugh, Gail Williamson, Deanna Liberator, Carolyn Fisher, Brenda Diehl. ROW 4: Bernhard Goldman, Ronnie Crawford. 61 . 25. ,, yt an Office Aides These girls run errands, take phone calls. type. and perform many other helpful jobs. They give their time willingly and are truly a help in the task of running our oHiee efficiently. ROW' I: Marilyn Cobb. Judy Tinkham, Judy Criflith, JoAnne Dililugenio, Ellen Brown. ROW 2: Patty Trowbridge, Dona Husher. Bonnie DeWValt, Sue Linton, Jackie Quinlan. Donna Swager, Jayne Winters, Mrs. Humason. Second: Mrs. Cunningham. tudent Senate Composed of one mem- ber from each homeroom in the school, the Student Senate is active in direct- ing student activities. They have sponsored and direc- ted several holiday assem- blies this year. ROW I: Karen Hermison, Rosemary Campana. Lucinda Hanna, Dean Booher, Joanne Hodgkiss, Pat Foster, Shirley Stein. Carolyn Turner. ROW 2: Marge Micholovieh, Phoebe Oliphant, Gloria Sabo. Anne McMahon, Judy Craig, Judy Gibson. Nola Flickinger. ROW 3: Joe Longstreth, James King, John Murray, Skip Patterson, Bill Williams, VVayne YValters. Mrs. Reiser. ROW 4: Dan Cross, Roger Hatch, Jerry Mook, Reynolds Blackburn, Jack Tucker, George Mickelson. 62 Librarians These girls assist Miss Wood- ford in taking care of our many library books. They are always ready to help track down bits of information and to check books out of the library. Marilyn Kay, Delores Freeman, Carol Lantz, Carol Lytle, Miss Woodford, Jean Thomas. ROW I.' Carol Backrik, Sue Vanelli. Jo Ann Postelwait, Maurine Timko, Pat Ghisea, Penny Parsons. Hugo Curitti. Ronnie Belak. ROW 2: David Howells, Bob Sapashe, Alice Hutchinson, Eileen Ames, Marie Moskos, Sandy Patterson, Kathy Curtis, Miss Zahariou, ROW 3: Ronnie Kapcsos, Carole Thompson, Charlene Aley, Margaret Shvelnis, Elaine Koski, Mary Jane Young. ROW 4: Roy Mercandino, Ronnie Murray, Bud Cross, Vic Kapcsos, Allan Flint, Bob Razum. 63 Home- Room Managers These students a r e elected by their various home-rooms to supervise the distribution of the TIGER TIMES. They are an invaluable aid to the staFf for they eliminate much of the confusion which would ordinarily re- sult from distributing so many newspapers. KL-S315 JSE? National Honor Society Members of the National Honor Society are chosen by the faculty on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Eacy year five per cent of the Junior Class and ten per cent of the Senior Class are elected. This year the new members were inducted in an impressive tapping ceremony. ROW' I: Dona Husher, Emilie Ghisea, Ronnie Crawford, Phyllis Rider, Gene Urey, Mari- ellen Aley. ROIV 2: Lucinda Hanna, Beverly Wfhitmore, Janet Gabutti, Judy Tinkham, Phoebe Oliphant, Jane Leifer. ROW 3: Sue Linton, Judy Sechler, David Dresner, Jerry Mook, Dean Booher, Bud Cross, Denny VVise, Joann Strausbaugh, Dianne Timko. Speaker: Rev. Walter Schmidt. 64 Science Club This group, composed of students interested in any branch of science, meets regularly to perform experiments, work on individual projects, and tour interesting factories. This is the club's fourth year. ROW I: Keith Johnson, David Dresner, Ronnie Kapcsos, Mike Atkins, Bob Hilterman, Mrs. Krauss, Mrs. Grillin. ROW 2: Roger Hatch, David Pond, Aaron Hank, Gordon Klentz, Mr. Wilms, Wayne Weita, Tom Bower. Senior Play A small wedding which snowballed into a huge production was the cause of a few gray hairs not only for Father hut for the whole family in the Senior Class comedy production, Father of the Bridef, The cast included Mr. Banks, Ron Crawford: lNlrs, Banks, Jane Leiferg Kay Banks, Dona Husherg Ben Banks, Denny lViseg Tommy Banks, Dave Wlilkoskig Buckley Dunstan, Jim Wlilsinang Bum Taylor, Bob Blessing, Peggy Swift, Marilyn Salakg Delihah, Coriene Berry, Miss Bellamy, Em Ghiscag Mr. Massoula, Dean Booherg Joe, Bob Hoffman, Mrs. Pulitski, Lucinda Hannag Red, Larry Dirrneyerg Pete, Allen Flint, and Tim's man, Mackey Rodgers. r I 3 Scroll Staff Editor .......... . . Mariellen Aley Assistant Editor . . . . . Ron Crawford Business Manager .,...... .. Dean Booher Assistant Business Manager ........ Gene Urey Photographer ,............ Ronnie Hronchek Art Editor ,..... .. Lucinda Hanna Literary Editors .. Phoebe Oliphant Phyllis Rider Carol Culver Typist .. Pat Andrella With patience and perseverance as by- words, the 1957 Scroll staff has attempted to produce a book which is a record of the entire year's activities. Aided by Miss Zahariou as advisor and Mr. Kepner, who helped out with the photography, the staff worked diligently during the past year trying to organize the Scroll as the students of Howland want it to be. A special note of thanks goes to all who helped to make this possible. Lmlslhif y In SEATED: Lucinda Hanna, Ronnie Crawford, Mariellen Aley, Dean Booher, Phoebe Oliphant. STANDING: Keith Johnson, Bud Cross, Pat Andrella, Ronnie Hronchek, Allan Flint, Gene Urey, Miss Zahariou, advisor. Absent when picture was taken: Phyllis Rider, Carol Culver. Junior Play Invvsting rnonvy from funds for lbvu' c'bilcb'vn's Collvgcx vdllmtions in n svmn- inqly wild rw-nl Pstntr- YPIIIIIIW' brings bolb f:nniIic's7 wlulb down on thc bvads of NT11 Rlukvb' und Nfl: Hobson. Eur-I1 trivs to outdo tlmv otbc-1' in making 21 nuisnncv oi bunsvlf to tbl' olbm' fznnily, YN'br-u dn- bntlls' Slllfdil' Clmus. wc' find c'x'c'1yonG fricnds nnd dw Collvgv funds 1'm'inst11t0d, Illllfh to the f'hHdI'l'Tl,S bnppinvss, The Cast includvdr -Izuwt Hlukvly, .Ionnn Sll'ZlllSlDllllQl1I Kvitb Hobson, Kvitb Johnson: Edgar' Blnku-ly, Dznv Drvsnmi fiom Iilzlkvly. Sus- Linlong I.zu'1Xy Hobson. Je-1'1'y Niook: llaudv Hobson. Czuolyn Fislufrg Bobs lilnkvly. Carol Lantx: Ricky Hobson, I,zu'ry Grifnlhg EFHO. Dvanua I,ibm'z1to1': Nfzlggiv. Kay RL-mrlc-ns1n'cl0r', R111 Grunt, Roger Hntchg and Tony Srnvllcro. Rob Abruvzi. nfs fi .Q am ffzfff fl naw Tiger Times Staff Dean Booher .. Phyllis Rider Editor ......... Assistant Editor .. Feature Editor .. . .. Marilyn Salak Copy Editor .... Dona Husher Junior Editor .. .. Deanna Liberator Club Editor ..... ..... J ane Leifer Girls' Sports ....... .... C oriene Berry Business Manager ............ Ronnie Crawford Assistant Business Manager .. .,.... Carole King Advisor .................. Miss Lydia Zahariou Reporters: Mariellen Aley, Janette Ayers, Larry Dir- meyer, Jim Daniels, Allan Flint, Jan Gabutti, Lu- cinda Hanna, Joan Messersmith, Roy Mercandino, Don Pack, Roberta Smith, Nola Flickinger, Pat Love, Mary Jane Young, Judie Craig, JoAnn De Eugenio, Carol Struk, Raymonda Gilliland. Six-page issues, Klub Korner, Party Line, Sports, Junior High section-all these are the products of the Tiger Times staff in the issues of Howland School's newspaper. Put out once a month, the Tiger Times is quite popular with all the students. Through the efforts of Miss Zahariou, the staff has learned the construction of an eye- catching paper and has worked hard in put- ting the wide variety of news into each issue. In addition each member made his individual newspaper as a six-weeks' project. 1 SEATED: Miss Lydia Zahariou, Marilyn Salak, Ronnie Crawford, Dean Booher, Dona Husher, Phyllis Rider. STANDING: Bobbie Smith, Janet Gabutti, Deanna Liberator, Joan Messersmith, Kim King, Lucinda Hanna, Jim Daniels, Jane Leifer, Larry Dirmeyer, Jim Wilsman, Mariellen Aley, Allen Flint, Coriene Berry, Roy Mercandino. Traffic Court The trafiic court goes into session to hear cases of stu- dents who violate the rules of decency and co-operation in driving their cars to school. The court is made up of students from freshman Y I i -W-mo.. . ,,,f T uiim, iricum Q 1 1 . . . t ve-iii X rt- wx .- Luther Blackwell, Joann Strausbaugli. Jerry Mook, Sue Linton, Ronnie Crawford, Duane 5 sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Best, Dorm Husher. . 5 ,' . .ff ,J r x J w rr,, . J Y . iQ K swirls I . 2' J'-rf 1, ROW I: Ronnie Crawford. Donn llusher. David Stein. Sue Linton. Joann Strzuishgiugh. ROW' 2: Phyllis Rider. Dizinne 'TilIlll'iO, Plioelme Oliplizlnt. Joanne llodgkiss. Put Andrellu, Eleanor Stoddard, Ramona Ciniipainx. Judy Tinkhmn. ROW 3: Dean Booher, Allan Flint, Denny YVise, Jerry Mook, Dun Howells. 70 Teen Wheelers Teen Wlhcelcrs w organized this year ' the driver educatim students for the purpc of aiding in the redu tion of accidents on o highways. The groi plans to sponsor sa driving activities. SEATED: Sherry Lesjak, Linda Evans, Patty Bunker, Joanne DiEugenio. STAND- ING: Tom Bower, Ramonda Gilliland, Chuck Stein, John Holinbaugh, Eleanor Stoddard. Radio Club Morning devotions, world and school news, weather, humor, special announcements f all these are brought to the students of Howland over radio sta- tion WHHS by members of our radio club. This club is truly an asset to our school. Control Room Operators These people work hand in hand with the members of the radio club to bring Howland students all the news every morning. They spend their free periods in the control room and are always ready to make spe- cial announcements and to assist the officer and Mr. Kepner in any way possible. SEATED: Janet Gabutti, Al Hreno, Ronnie Crawford, Phyllis Rider, Lucinda Hanna. ROW 2: Miss Zahariou, Kathy Storry, Marilyn Salak, Dianne Timko, Dona Husher, Tom Bower, Jane Leifer. ROW 3: John Holinbaugh, Jim Wilsman, Gene Urey, Chuck Stein, Larry Dirmeyer. udio-Visual 2' K. Teachers who want to use films for help in teaching their subjects are grateful to the members of this group who donate their free time to show Films to various classes. These students are getting practice in operating the movie projector. ROW I: Bob Shearer, Denny Wise, Mackey Rodgers, John Rupp, Mike Was. ROW 2: Howard Klein, Ray Smith, Joe Davis, Gerald Racz, Mr. Irwin. Rifle Team Howland's rifle team, consist- ing of sharpshooters who want to improve their shooting through practice, has held several matches with other teams this year. We're proud to have them as a school organization. ,,,,,,,,,,,, rn 3' or T t I is KNEELING: Kenny Chaney. Larry Hillier. ROW I: Denny Hunt, Chuck Shelar, Donna Daum, Becky Smith, Jim Daniels, Dave Casperson. ROW 2: Douglas Welker, Dave Smith, Dirk Wlilliams, Bill Pike, Denny Crew, Gordon Klentz. ROPV 3: Denny Wlise, Rich Zackeroff, Ronnie Beardsley, Dave Dresner, Dan Cross, Bill Van Horne, Denny McCauley, Bill Young, Mr. Kepner. ROW 4: Bob Hilderman, David Wise, Jack Wolcott, Dick Davis, Terry Clark, Bill Pogue, Tom Gabrosek. 72 N 10,9 0 137 5 jk 'T-1' ily E ia 'll 5 -9 40 fe ,, Q52 gg xy I vef' el Wvyffgtl Sponsored by Mrs. Sook and Mrs. lVillia1nson, Howland Y-Teens is part of a nation-wide organiza- tion of high school girls. The group holds its meetings and activities at the Y.YV.C.A. They are also respon- sible for sending one girl to con- ference during the summer. ROW I: Carol Culver, Joanne Hodgkiss, Pat Andrella, Kathy Storry, Roselyn Boyd, Margaret Brown, Donna Woods, Rosa Lee Bcttiker. ROW 2: Ruby WVilson, Judy Hart. Beverly Koski, Jackie Eaton, Beverly Burrows, Jean Thomas, Brenda Diehl. ROW 3: Bobby Gallagher, Dick Lab, Larry Min- tern, Gene Urey, Mackey Rodgers, Jack Tucker, Bob Blessing. Y-Teens Organized to give teen- agers an insight into the intricacies of business, this organization provides expe- rience in working with stocks, equipment, and raw materials. Any student in eleventh or twelfth grade is eligible to participate in JA activities. ROW I: Judy Tinkham. Pat Rumansik. Joann Strausbaugh, Sue Linton, Coriene Berry. Marilyn Salak. Mariellen Aley. Isabelle Murio. ROW 2: Emilie Ghisea, Gina Abruzzi. Wilma Bland. Nancy Hill, Connie Miller, Maria Casa- granda, Caro Lantz. RON' 3: Eleanor Stoddard, Dianne Tilnko, Judy Durig, Karen Harris, Pat Kohut, Linda Brady. ROW 4: Judy Purser, Gloria Sabo, Pat Andrella, Phyllis Rider, Jill W'olcott, Alice Hutchison, Eileen Ames. ROW 5: Margaret Brown, Ruby XVilson, Dona Husher, Beverly Koski, Pat Love, Barbara Berry. ROW 6: Mrs. Sook, Mary Keener, Dona Swager, Joan Ratliff, Carol Berry, Yvonne Casavant. Anne McMahon. ROW 7: Nola Flickinger, Sherry Lesjak, Charlotte Varner, Pat Bradley, Gail Williamson. 714 Future Nurses of meriea This group of girls, all of whom hope to be- come nurses, helped out when polio shots and blood tests were given. They work in the nurse's office during their free time and can be counted on to give remedies for all sorts of minor injuries. ROW I: Pat Bunker, Marilyn Bock, Laraine Crawford, Pat Love, Anne McMahon, Carol Lantz, Gladys Williams, Georgia Hodgkiss. ROW 2: Eiteen Ames, Bobbie Smith, Eleanor Stoddard, Grace Gilbert, Ruth Bland, Gail Kreusler, Wilma Bland. ROW 3: Bonnie DeWat, Carolyn Scott, Carol Culver, Joan Freer, Sue Hoon, Linda Brady. ROW 4: Alice Hutchison, Carol Rozycki, Delores Roskos, Sherry Lesjak, Patty Pinkerton, Barbara Williamson, Linda Evans. ROW 5: Margaret Shvelnis, Mary Jane Young, Bar- bara Lacusky, Elaine Koski, Kathleen Rapp, Carol DelGarbino. ROW 6: Carol Jarvis, Jackie Quinlan, Nola Flickinger, Charlotte Varner, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Patterson. 74 Future Teachers of America These FTA members do substitute teaching when a teacher is called away during the day and act as hostesses for Career Day and other events which occur during the school year. By doing these things, the girls are receiving excellent train- ing for their chosen professions. w.,,u ROW I: Mariellcn Aley, Janet Gabutti, Marilyn Salak, Jane Leifer, Phyllis Rider. ROW 2: Beverly Wfhitmore, Joanne Hodgkiss. Kathy Storry, Phoebe Oliphant, Joann Straus- baugh. ROW 3: Dona Husher, June Young, Jean Thomas, Judy Sechler, Sue Linton, Miss Frederick. ROW 4: Rosclyn Boyd, Nancy Hill, Jury Tinkham, Genevieve Reiner, JoAnn Stanley, Emilie Ghisea. 75 fX F iremen's Club sf umllm These boys supervise all our fire drills. They check through the school to make sure that every- one is out of the building and time the evacua- lllll' tion. If ever we do have a fire, we can be sure they will be of much assistance in getting everyone to safety. I ROW I: Clint Smith, Don Pack, Dick Ramsey, Bob McClead, Roger Davis, Ted An- drella. ROW 2: Chuck Shelar, John Holinbaugh, Bob Abruzzi, Charlie Daum, David Antonnell. ROW 3: Vic Kapcsoc, Roger Hatch, Keith Johnson, Ronnie Beardsley, Don Howells, Mr. Barrick. ROW 4: John Malone, Ronnie Barstow, Mike Atkins. 76 3 if A -V g,:. imf ,,,, 5 1 ,Q N my ff Golf Team Led by Ron Hronehc-k's impressive low-seventy scor- ing, the golf team has won almost all its matches. They play other teams after school. and each member has more than held his own against members of the opposing teams. 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WNW 77 Bus Drivers These brave, hardy men are responsible for transporting all the students to and from the school They also take the basketball team to other schools and provide transportation for many other extra-curricular activities Mike Cerbus, bus mechanic, Ellsworth Harvey, Thomas Maflitt, Ovid Difford Howard Cleal, Mr. O'Connell, Carl Lyman, Edwin Eaton, Walter Latimer Mr. Marsh, Robert Bates, Albert Ott, Robert Bates, Harley Lee. Custodians Armed with brooms, mops, scrubbers, and the like, these men descend on the school each afternoon to try to keep pace with the day's litter. They do a wonderful job of keeping the school shining and ready for visitors. Jack Butler, Fred Biery, Ray Marsh Dick Biery john Barnett 78 Cafeteria Aides These women, whose cooking is excellent, prepare very tasty lunches for the students each day. They have also had such people as the Reverend Mr. Bob Richards and the Illinois State Band seated at their tables. They Hll a very necessary part in our school life, and we are glad to have them as our chefs. Mamie Woods, Vera Swager, Sally Jarvis, Garnet Phillips, Pauline Camp. T.E.A. Workshop . . Halloween Dance .... N.E.O.T.A. ....... . Senior Play ....... Korny Karnival . . . Operetta .......... Christmas Program .... Christmas Formal .... Senior Scholarship Tests Minstrel Show ........ Twirp Dance ........ Oct. 12 Oct.26 Nov. 2 ....Nov. 8 ....Nov. 9 SCIIOOI ...Dec.5,6 14 Events ...Dec. 27 ...Jan. 18 ...Feb.1,2 Mar. 2 79 Career Day ............ . . . Music District Contest ......... Preliminary District Tests State Music Contest .... Junior Play .......... Final Tests-Kent .... Senior Assembly ...... Junior-Senior Prom .... Baccalaureate ...... Commencement .... Senior Trip ...... Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May va-nn., V' 5 'fi i+fiMX .QAFLJ fi if 'JL 5 ,,,g ,,,,,,.-fl Al Royalty N X V A, 9 4' 'Q 1 kv- 'W 1 38 1 J, - x i -f 1 H -x ueen of the Yearbook Warren Guthrie, well-known news comentator, has chosen PAT ANDRELLA as queen of the 1957 Scroll. Her four attendants were also picked by Mr. Guthrie. , V.z1t i , r if f , . LUCINDA HANNA MARY KEENER Dear Miss Zahariou: I am highly honored to be asked to serve as a judge for your yearbook queen-after all how else would I get to look at the pictures of forty lovely girl graduates of Howland School! Send them along anytime and Ixll study them with the greatest of pleasure. Very truly yours, Warren Guthrie Chairman Department of Speech WG:mn I JO ANN RAZUM RAMONA CAMPANA Sophomore-Junior-Senior ueen The title 6'Queen of Howland Highn was twice be- stowed upon pretty Ramona Campana. Here she is pictured accepting the honor of reigning over the Sophomore-Junion Senior Dance. Garbed in gown and crown and carrying a bouquet of yellow giant mums, the queen is escorted by Torn Williams. Attendants are Anne McMahon and Joann Strausbaugh, escorted by Wayne Weita and Bob McClead. Two weeks later Ramona was selected to represent Howland in the Warren Halloween Parade in which other county queens also participated. if New gMv5:'w' , ,ws ,ij-gwwqfqeit' as fa W i-fr. -H W- afiwegfgxt iff: 'UW ' F 'f fi f 'l'hf,wi1wJm ,ww ' 1 ' ' 6, , , ,Mfrs M tw' M. a g s s.at,1wgi4fr1iuw1wit' ,F H 5 5225? is -:l?Zuim,S1ffM':2' Hawaii 1 af-twlf' lee 84 , 3,1 fm ' 'Hi ' i.:g,wus, 31' f we ,, if Wi' tbhgiweqi, www W. M-.mr wr fi ' -'Light . A dt' Sr , w 5 9,1 1 1 gr Ja M ti 4 59' - 1'ilz'Jfw Q 5G5'L'2?vl1'+Yl-Ili? f i 94 R , , I F H t Gr W 'Q rf Mwst Q--an ,EW- wi wi 135 wma W Klng of the TWIPP Dance Knlght of the Nlght was the tltle bestowed upon Bruce Wllllams at the annual TWITP Dance as he was crowned by oue L1nton VICC presxdent of the unlor Class Attendmg the Knlght are Larry Gr1Hith, escorted by Pat Love, and VIC Kapcsos, escorted by Helen Stem The Knlght s escort 1S Marllyn Salak TWITP Week, a huge event at Howland 1S symbohzed by the g1rls assummg the role of the boys They carry books open doors, etc , thus makmg the boys feel very 1mportant 85 it ' ,fir iii? k at www 1, TY 2 Air JlgE?5'EF?1ltlf T5 :A pwetswl W' 0 I S G ' ' 7 7 ' , ,, . . . J . , . . , . . ' 5 X Graduation TJ B I Senior Class Histor In early September, along with all the underclassmen, close to 100 Seniors returned to the hallowed halls of Howland. We were determined to leave our mark this year, as we thought we would have the run of the school and lots of time to do great things. However, soon after we had got things organized and having elected Ron Crawford, president g Gene Urey, vice-president, Pat Andrella, secretary 5 and Emilie Ghisea as treasurer of the Senior Class, we chose Knowledge in youth is wisdom in old age as our motto, gold and white as our class colors, and bronze mums as our class flower 3 then we were caught up in the mad rush caused by a combination of chemistry, term papers, Macbeth, and the senior play. We quickly realized that our last year wasn't going to be all play and no work. Soliciting for Scroll ads was fun, and we discovered how easy it was to get out of school every afternoon 5 but oh! the homework we were missing! We journeyed to Westminster College with Mrs. Johnson to watch Macbeth grow a few grey hairs as his misdeeds caught up with him once more, and several of us were inspired by this to do a wonderful job in the operetta, Miss Starlight, which was given by the A Cappella. Now everyone was hunting desperately for a job, because Christmas was coming, and we had presents to buy. This began the first of many requests for money for senior pictures arrived at Christmas time. Some of us were going to give our likenesses as presents. The mad rush of signing pictures for everyone soon occurred, and several of our number have not yet recovered from the severe cases of writer's cramp brought on by this ordeal. After the Christmas Formal where we danced to the music of Bob Alexander's Orchestra we settled down to a few weeks of well-deserved rest before the end of the semester. However we had forgotten the senior scholarship test! This threw us into a desperate frenzy, because we had all intended to spend at least two months studying for this, and now we would have less than two weeks in which to study. A pall of gloom settled over the senior end of the hall, and silence descended, while everyone studied-at least it looked as if we were studying. Some of use were slowly and silently giving way under the strain. The day of The Test dawned, and each of us hoped he wouldn't be the lowest in the class. When we emerged from the testroom, we were greeted with the shocking news-finals next week! At this time we lost several members who couldn't take this, too. The survivors found that these finals were fairly easy-the teachers had taken pity on us. Suddenly we realized how little time we had left. We had time to watch Larry Griflith, Denny Wise, Ron Crawford, and Jim Wilsman play in some thrilling basketball games, and we yelled louder for our team than we had thought humanly possible. Somehow we realized that basketball wouldn't be the same next year, when we returned as alumni to watch the games. As soon as basketball season ended, the boys began to shy away from the girls, or if you prefer, the girls began to stalk the boys. It was time for the annual Twirp Dance, and the girls were exercising their privilege of asking The Boy. We seniors watched the procedure with amusement until some of us were involved, too. Bruce Williams, escorted by Marilyn Salak, was crowned as Knight of the Nightf, After the smoke cleared, we found that several new romances had begun. Romances or not, we still had to do homework, so we once more became buried in stacks of books while we gave book reports, wrote themes, studied French, and got ready for the scholarship tests in April. Our members who were in band and A Cappella were beginning to complain about the strenuous rehearsals for the contest which were approaching 3 and almost everyone came to a standstill, much to our teachers' exasperation. Throughout the school, we heard complaints about the lack of studiousness on our part-we just didn't seem to care. As contest time drew near, none of us were in class enough to hear anything, even the complaints. Our work paid in music for we came back with top ratings from the State. All this time, we had been working on application blanks for colleges, universities, hospitals, and special training schools. Ten of us-Gene, Jane, Phoebe, Ronnie, Lucinda, Mariellen, Willy, Emilie, Denny, and Larry-were honored with scholarships. Graduation was growing near. But just as we began to regret having to graduate so soon, we were hit by a wave of final examinations the like of which had never before been seen in Howland. While we were attempting to study for these, we were given the duty of collecting money for Scrolls during homeroom. This robbed us of our only study hall, so we limped along on what we had learned on the rare occasions when we attended class. Luckily, this was enough, so we passed most of our finals and qualified for graduation at long last. Now we were caught up in the mad rush of announcements, caps and gowns fboth for another outlay of green stuH'j, formals, graduation clothes, presents, thank-you notes, and many more objects too confusing to mention. We danced a little sadly at the Prom and felt just a little nostalgic at baccalaureate, but we recovered in time to enjoy the junior-senior picnic, held on the coldest, wettest day of the year. As commencement began, we all had lumps in our throats, for we realized that this was the last time we would be together at Howland. Everyone looked a little different, and as the ceremony proceeded, we realized that we felt different, too. The lumps disappeared, and we began to feel happy that we had finally made it. After graduation, with our diplomas safely in hand, we happily planned our trip to Put-in-Bay, while dancing at the Grange Hall. We felt that this would be the perfect climax to a wonderful year. We found that we were correctg and although some of us be- came a little green around the gills on the boat, we all tremendously enjoyed our last fling as the Senior Class of 1957. Now we say, Good-by Howland School, and may all your members continue to be blessed with success. We'll think about you often as we journey on our separate ways. Yes, we are leaving, but our memories will live on. 87 Seniors, juniors and their guests were entertained under the sway- ing branches of Hawaiian palms by dancing, eating, hypnosis, and movies at the all night prom held on May 17. as- ! LAS rifixfmk 5 if it ii' 3. -r 1 :LV 'N gt, 5 ,W 1 ,A 'viz 1, K ',,Ham-f 'xy ,, 1 rw' 'Wm Q 'W mf' A -mm. Wu 5 .Q 3 . 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Among the awards presented were those to the baseball team. Coach Andrish is shown with his players. The speech department presented Hoscars' for the First time this year. Miss Zahariou awarded the trophies to Jane Leifer for her performance in Father of the Brideu and Jim Wils- man for his performance in Time Out For Ginger. Mariellen Aley F '1'A 3,4 Control Room Operator 3 Scholarship Team 1,2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Band 1 Scroll Staff 4 Tiger Times 4 Y-Teens 3,4 Robert Allen Baseball 3,4 Monitor 4 Dennis Ambrose William Anderson Student Senate 1 Gold Key 3 Patricia Andrella Class Officer 4 Office Aide 2,3 Cheerleader 4 Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Student Senate 1 Junior Achievement 4 Y-Teens 3,4 Teen-Wheelers 3 Coriene Berry Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Band 2,3,4, Contest Inst. Group 2,3,4 Tiger Times 4 Y-Teens 3,4- Rosa Lee Bettiker Glee Club 4 Junior Achievement 4 Y-Teens 3 James Biery Jack Biery Latin Club 1,2 Tiger Times 3 Robert Blessing Senior Play 4 A Cappella 1,2,3,4 Operetta Chorus 2 County Chorus 1 Junior Achievement 3,4 Stage Crew 3,4 Dean Booher Scholarship Team 1,3 National Honor Society 4 Boys' State 3 Latin Club 1,2 Senior Play 4- Junior Play 3 Contest Inst. Group l Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Tiger Times 4 Student Senate 4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Edward Bradley Monitor 4 Ramona Campana Cheerleader 1,3 Teen-Wheelers 3 Teenage Rodeo 3 Dugald Campbell Basketball 1 Track 1,2,3 Monitor 4 Steve Carbone Latin Club 1,2 Ronald Crawford Class Oihcer 3,4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4- National Honor Society 3,4 Boys, State 3 Basketball 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Scroll Staff 4 Tiger Times 4 Student Senate 3 Radio Club 4 Monitor 2 Baseball Team 4 Carol Culver FTA 3 Control Room Operator 4 Scholarship Team l,2,3 Latin Club 1,2 Senior Play 4 A Cappella l,2,3,4 Triple Trio 4 Contest Vocal Group Glee Club 2,3 Scroll StaH' 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Operetta Lead 4 Operetta Chorus 2,4 Junior Achievement 3,4 FNA 4 Y-Teens 3 Anna May Daley Y-Teens 3 James Daniels Track 1 Rifle Team 2,3,4 Senior Band 1,2,3 Tiger Times 4 Monitor 4 Stage Crew 3,4 Monitor 4 Kenneth Daniels Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Tiger Times 3 Monitor 4 Lois Davis Richard Dawson Monitor 4 Larry Dirmeyer Audio Visual Aid 1 French Club 2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Tiger Times 4 Junior Achievement 1 Radio Club 3,4 Beverly Druschel Latin Club 1 A Cappella 2,3,4 Triple Trio 4 Contest Vocal Group 4 Operetta Choms 2,4 Y-Teens 3 Jacqueline Eaton Scholarship Team 4 Latin Club 1,2 Junior Achievement 4 Dorothy Fickes Allan Flint Audio Visual Aid 1 Scholarship Team 3 Basketball 3 Latin Club 1,2 Tiger Times 4 Raymond Freeman Audio Visual Aid 1,2 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 Basketball l Monitor 4- Jesse Fuller Basketball 1 Janet Gabutti FTA 3,4 National Honor Society 4 French Club 3 A Cappella 1,2,3 Triple Trio 4 Contest Vocal Group 3,4 Glee Club 2,3 Tiger Times 3,4- Scroll Solicitor 4 Operetta Chorus 2 Radio Club 3,4 Y-Teens 3 Emilie Ghisea Class Officer l,3,4 FTA 3,4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 A Cappella 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 3,4 Mixed Ensemble 3,4 Contest Vocal Group 3,4 Glee Club 3 Tiger Times 3 Operetta Chorus 2,4 County 'Chorus 3 Y-Teens 3,4 Bemhard Goldman Scholarship Team 2 French Club 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Chess 8L Checkers Club 1 Radio Sc T.V. Club 1 Delores Goral Y-Teens 3 Joe Ann Gregory Class Ofhcer 2 Control Room Operator 3 A Cappella 3 Majorettes 3 FHA 3 Larry Griiiith Scholarship Team 1,2,3 Basketball 3 Junior Play 3 Lucinda Hanna Jr. Prom Chairman 3 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 4 Girls' State 3 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4- Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Tiger Times 3,4 Student Senate 1,2,4 Junior Achievement 3 Radio Club 3,4 I Monitor 2 Art Contest 3,4 Joy Hazlett Senior Band l,2,3,4 Contest Inst, Group 1,2,3,4 County Band 1,3 One-Act Plays 4 Orchestra 1,2 Thomas Hill Basketball 1 Robert Hoffman Track 1,2,3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Wrestling Team 4 Lina May Holland Cheerleader 1 A Cappella 1,3,4 Betty Jean Hray Al Hreno Jr. Prom Chairman 3 Science Club l Latin Club.1 Senior Band 1,3,4 A Cappella 2 Dance Band 3,4 Operetta Chorus 2 Student Senate 1 Wrestling Team 4 Radio Club 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Ronald Hronchek Jr. Prom Chairman 3 Scroll Staff 4 Scholarship 3 Golf Team 1,2,3,4 Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Contest Inst. Group 1,2,4 ,Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Tiger Times 4 County Band 3 Junior Achievement 3 Scroll Solicitor 4 Richard Hrusovsky Class OHicer 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Wrestling Team 3,4 Robert Huff Latin Club 1 Monitor 4- Cafeteria 2 Dona Husher Office Aide 4 FTA 4 Control Room Operator 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Latin Club 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Tiger Times 4- Radio Club 3,4 FNA 3 Y-Teens Teen-Wheelers Scroll Solicitor 4 Trampoline Team 3 Charles Iklodi Audio Visual Aid 2,4 Science Club 1 Student Senate l Mary Keener One-Act Play 4 Y-Teens 2,4 Carole King Tiger Times 4 Edward Kohut A Cappella 3,4 Operetta Chorus 4 Beverly Koski Latin Club 1,2 Junior Achievement 3 ,4 Y-Teens 3,4 Richard Lab Scholarship Team 2 Basketball 3 Golf Team 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 ' Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Contest Inst. Group 2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 County Band 3 junior Achievement 3,4 Wrestling Team 4 Orchestra 4 jane Leifer Class Oilicer 1 FTA 4 Scholarship Team 1,2,4 National Honor Society 4 Science 1 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 A Cappella 2 Tiger Times 4 Student Senate 3 Radio Club 3,4 Monitor 3 Margaret Leighton David Mealy Roy Mercandino Track 1 A Cappella 1,2,3,4 Tiger Times 4 Operetta Chorus 2,4 County Chorus 1,3 Monitor 4 joan Messersmith Tiger Times 4 Susan Messersmith Art Contest Larry Mintem Audio Visual Aid 3 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 French Club 3 Junior Achievement 4 George Noga Audio Visual Aid 4 Floyd O'Donnell Track 1 Latin Club 1,2 Phoebe Oliphant County Band 1,3 Student Senate 4 Monitor 2 Y-Teens 3 Kenneth Olson Class Oflicer 3 Basketball 2,3 Scroll Solicitor 4 Mildred Orostin Basketball 1 Latin Club 1,2 A Cappella 1 Linda Palm FTA 3 Latin Club 1 A Cappella 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2,3,4 Mixed Ensemble 3,4 Contest Vocal Group 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3 Operetta Chorus 2,4 Y-Teens 3,4 Marlene Palonder Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Contest Inst. Group l,2,3,4 Joann Razum FTA 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Genevieve Reiner FTA 4 Latin Club 1 French Club 3,4 Phyllis Rider Class Otlicer 3 FTA' 3,4 Scholarship Team 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Scroll Statl' 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Tiger Times 3,4 Junior Achievement 3 Radio Club 3,4 Y-Teens 3,4 Mackey Rodgers Audio Visual Aid l,2,3,4 Science Club 1,2 Senior Play 4 Junior Achievement 3,4 Monitor 2 Stage Crew 3 Scroll Solicitor 4 Marilyn Salak FTA 3,4 Audio Visual Aid 3 Control Room Operator 2,3 Latin Club 1,2 Senior Play 4 A Cappella 4 Glee Club 3 Tiger Times 3,4 Student Senate 2 Radio Club 3,4 FTA 3,4 Y-Teens 3,4 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 4 Edith Scott Science Club 1,2 Scholarship Team 2,3 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Larry Shields Senior Play 4 Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Contest Inst. Group 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 4 Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Class Officer 1 Audio Visual Aid l,2,3 Track 1 Student Senate 1 Tumbling Team 4 Trampoline Team 4 .1 David Stein Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Rifle Club 3 Patricia Stevens Oflice Aide 4 Library Aide 4 Scholarship Team 4 Junior Play 3 A Cappella 1,2,3,4 Scroll Staff 4 Eleanor Stoddard Control Room Operator 3,4 Latin Club 1 FNA 3,4 Y-Teens 3,4 Arettia Thomas Junior Achievement 1 Paul Thomas Track 1 Senior Band 1,2,3 Contest Inst. Group 1,2 Dianne Timko Class Oflicer 2 Office Aide 1,2 jr. Prom Chairman 3 National Honor Society 4 Cheerleader 1,3,4 junior Play 3 Glee Club 1 Student Senate 1 Majorettes 2,3,4 Radio Club 3,4 Monitor 1 Trampoline Team 3 Y-Teens 1,3,4 Judy Tinkham Office Aide 3,4 FTA 3,4 Jr. Prom Chairman 3 Scholarship Team 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Cheerleader l Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Monitor 3 Y-Teens 3,4 Jack Tucker Scholarship Team 3,4 Science Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3 Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Contest Inst, Group 3,4 County Band 1,3 Junior Achievement 4 Wrestling Team 3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Stage Crew 3,4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Gene Urey Class Officer 4 Scholarship Team 1g2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Science Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 Senior Band 1 Contest Inst. Group l Scroll Staff 4 Scroll Solicitor 4 Student Senate 3 junior Achievement 4 Radio Club 4 Stage Crew 3,4 ..s .mu..,.. L.. -ML Michael Vlasov Class Officer 1 A Cappella 2,3 Football 2 Chess Team 1,2 John Welker Audio Visual Aid 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Student Senate 1 Beverly Whitmore FTA 3,4 Jr. Prom Chairman 3 National Honor Society 4 Girls' State 3 Latin Club 1,2 Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 4 Glee Club 2 County Band 1,3 One-Act Plays 4 Mt. Union Festival 2 David Wilkoski Senior Play 4 Latin Club 1 Bruce Williams Golf Team 4 Student Council 3 Wrestling Team 4 Monitor 4 Hy-Y Club 3 Chemistry Experimenters jr. Prom Committee 3 Gladys Williams Latin Club 1,2 A Cappella 4 Operetta Chorus 4 FNA 4 Ruby Wilson Scholarship Team 1,2 Glee Club l,2,4 Junior Achievement 4 GAA 1,2 Y-Teens 2,3,4 James Wilsman Class Ofiicer 1 Audio Visual Aid 1,2,3 Scholarship Team 2,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Track 1 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Tiger Times 4 Radio Club 3,4 Monitor 4 Dennis Wise Class Oflicer 2 Audio Visual Aid 2,3,4 Scholarship Team 4 National Honor Society 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Ril'leTeam 4 Science Club 1,2 Latin Club 1 Senior Play 4 Monitor 3 Sandra Yancy Latin Club 1,2 June Young FTA 3,4 Scholarship Team 4 Latin Club 1 French Club 3,4 Junior Achievement 3 Our Advertisers FINE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY Si14ccl9l6 THE DOWNS STUDIO R. F. DOWNS H. G. DOWNS Compliments of MAURICE ATKINS General Confracfor Warren, Ohio CWYNAR HEATING Sheetmetal Work Spouting Coal, Gas, Oil Furnaces 8762 I-lowland Springf Hd. S. Phone Warreri 85671 J. 81 J. 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OMC Think Firsf of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS CO. Personal Financing F. L. STECKER, Manager 176 North Park Ave. Warren, O. Compliments of PRITCHARD'S CLOTHING STORE Weddings - Birfhdays - Anniversaries Giff Candies for All Occasions DUCHESS SHOPPE CANDIES Since I9I9 39 S' Main Street Nues' Ohio 2837 Youngs'Iown Rd. S.E. Warren, Ohio Olaympu' 2--5516 Also a Shoppe in Hear'I' of Downfown Warren For Young Men of Fashion THE MEN'S SHOP I3 S. Main Phone 2-3323 Niles Ohio tlomplirne-nts oi' GAMBLE INSURANCE AGENCY CO 120 High Street. N. E. Warren. Ohio Coinplinie-nts oi' CONTI IfI.IillTHIC SI'I'I'I Y 468 Ii. NIQUIWI SI. Warren. Ohio Compliments of KOHUT GROCERY Warren - Sharon Rd. Phone 8276-I Compliments of JORDAN DRY CLEANING Next fo Warner Hofel I6l N. Pine Warren, Ohio THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK CO. Niles, Ohio GILMOUR'S The House Thai Service BuiI'I' 222 E. Markei' THE CROSS-LESLIE CO. Warren's Leading Home Furnishers Furnifure - Carpefs - Sfoves I53 E. MarIce+ Warren, Ohio THE CARLISLE WARNER STORE Congratulates The 1957 Graduating Class of Howland High School Compliments of THE CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors and Engineers North River Road-Warren, Ohio Post Office Box 1190 Phone Normandy 41566 Compliments of R. C. GINTERT Compliments of BRAINARD STEEL DIVISION OF SHARON STEEL CORPORATION Warren, Ohio KNOX SHOE STORE Qualify Foofwear I24 N. Park Warren, Ohio LOVE'S GARAGE Diamond T Trucks Warren, Ohio MARKET HOUSE RESTAURANT PAINT TOWN. INC. eunoeu msmsuron Painfs - Varnishes Rear of Market House Arcade Enamels - Spred sam' . Phone 5I97-7 C k R F , Home 00 mg ITA ARR 468 High Sfreel Warren, Ohio NICK RAGAZZO Menls and Boys' Wear Cvmplimenff of i 29 S. M ' S N1 , Oh' , am treet OL . 2 3508 1 es 10 EDDY S HIGHWAY ymplc SERVICE HOWARD SHIELDS WARREN ART STORE Ari Needlework INC, Bernina Sewing Machines 152-156 E. Marker si. warren, ohio '75-'77 High Slfeei N- E- Warren. Ohio Compliments of THE WESTERN RESERVE LUMBER CO. 428 Main Ave. S. W. Warren, Ohio Phone - 4155-1 Compliments of VENERIS RESTAURANT iThe Willow Rooml 148 N. Pino Warren. Ohio For All Your Insurance Needs WILSON INSURANCE AGENCY 403 Niles Bank Bldg. Niles, Ohio R. J. Wilson R. J. Wilson, Jr. THE WARREN MARBLE 8. GRANITE CO. 823 Nile-s Ruud. S. E. Warren, Ohio lOpposite Entranve to Oakwood Cemeteryl PHONE 3713-6 GEORDAN'S MEN'S SHOP 287 E. Marker S+ree+ Phone: 44I88 Warren. OIWIO WARREN BOX LUNCH Elm Road Ext. Proprietor NICK DATISH W. W. LAWRENCE PAINT 81 WALLPAPER STORE Ph. 2068-I 229 W. Marker S+. Warren, Ohio THE WARREN HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and Retail Plumbing, Electrical and Mill Supplies lT9 W. Market St. Warren, Oh o Best Wishes from WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE Compliments of DOWNS AND ENGLAND, Opticians Warren, Ohio Compliments of DURIG'S MARKET SPORT - LAND COMPLETE TEAM OUTFITTERS Hunting and Fishing IO4 High S+. Pho Warren, Ohio ne 26I6-I RURAL GAS SERVICE 279 W. MarIce+ S+. Ph. 20I0-I Distributor of Pyrofax Gas Compliments of HOT DOG SHOPPE WARREN SPRING CO. 23I0 W. Merkel' SI. Phone 2709-6 Compliments of W. A. PORTEOUS Insurance Agency Courtesy of ROBBINS AVENUE LUMBER CO. 363 Robbins Ave. Niles, Ohio Ph. OL 2-9929 L 81 B MARKET 2569 Niles Road W arre n, O. Phone 4-9526 Open Sundays WINCHELL CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY 132 Niles Cortland Road Howland Corners Main Store-250 N. Main St., Niles, O. Branch Store-305 Vienna Ave., Niles, O. Compliments of MYER FRANK FURNITURE 253 E. Market St. Warren, Ohio ALL the comforts of home PARK FURNITURE LAW MARKET 131 13. state Niles, ohio 19 E. Park Ave- Niles, O Compliments of MALQNE-DAY CO. 1325 Niles Rd. s.E. SMITTY'S DAIRY BAR 2791 Elm Road Phone N0 49931 Compliments of Compliments RANCHO VILLA ofa Dancing Nightly DICK LIPTAK TV SALES - SERVICE Repairing-All Makes 81 Models 1425 Elm Road, N.E. Warren, Ohio A Telephone NOrmandy 4-250-2 UNITED RENT-ALLS - WE RENT MOST ANYTHING - i'The Nation,s Neighborv Compliments to the Seniors JOE'S RADIATOR, AUTO GLASS Compliments of CLUB BOWLING CENTER 272 W. Market Compliments of Compliments of THE AETNA FREIGHT LINES, INC. F'-ECK PONTIAC Warren, Ohio Niles, Ohio Compliments of FOGARTY'S BELVEDERE CLUB Compliments of BUCKEYE TRAILOR PARK Compliments of IDEAL DEPARTMENT STORE HALL'S ASHLAND SERVICE Corner Ratliff and Elm Compliments of BERNARD MUSIC CENTER Compliments of ELM ROAD DRIVE-IN 2 shows nightly late show Fri., Sat., Sun. THE ADAMS INSURANCE AGENCY CO. 100th Year Warren, Ohio Compliments of ELM ROAD LANES THE RAPPOLD CO. Warren's foremost store for women and childrenv Warren, Ohio The Rapold label on anything you buy shows you shopped carefully then chose the very best Compliments of MULLEES, Inc. 144 Youngstown Road S. E. Warren, Ohio JENSEN HARDWARE CO. Niles, Ohio The Finest in Industrial Arts, Drawing, and Home Economics Supplies Compliments of JARVIS AUTO REPAIR O GILLETTE REST HOME Phone- No. 46302 3214 Elm Rd. Ext. EL RIO Where Good Food Like A Good Hosf Bids You Come Again Youngstown-Warren Rd. Dial 207 I -I Compliments of THE WARREN SANITARY MILK CO. 1296 Youngstown Rd. VALLEY PLUMBING 8. HEATING INC 8024 East Market St. Ext. WALTER CASAVANT - HN Warren, Ohio Phone 2150-1 IO CHINELLI Phone 8456-5 Compliments of THE OHIO CORRUGATING CO. Compliments and Best Wishes of WARREN FLORISTS ASSOCIATION Compliments of THE HOWLANDER Isaly Products and Ice Cream French Fries - Home Cooking Phone 84-85-3 Compliments of SACHS JEWELRY 118 E. Market Street Compliments of COPPERWELD STEEL COMPANY Warren, Ohio Compliments of STROUSS' CORNER STORE STROUSS' APPLIANCE STORE GRISWOLD'S STORE Warren, Ohio Compliments of P. T. A. Led by Mrs. Carl Cozadd, president, the Howland P.T.A., was able to provide scholarships for four seniors interested in going into the teaching profession. The recipients of these scholarships were Mariellen Aley, Emlie Ghisea, Phoebe Oliphant, and Denny Wise. Mr. R. G. Alexander, assisted by Mrs. J. S. Durig, was in charge of this year's P.T.A. project, the Howland Fun-D Fair. WISE FLCRISTS WISE FOLKS BUY WISE FLOWERS Phone Niles-OLympic 25837 5765 Mines Rd., S.E. Warren, Ohio 'Sf ,,..w2 2 wi iw' I fi ' -kh- rs 1 . End the quest for the best by patronizing the ISALY DAIRY at the Elm Road Plaza. jim DiGregory, manager of the store, gives expert service to all his customers. Mariellen Aley and Judy Tinkham demonstrate the cheerful, efhcient service given to everyone at TINKHAM'S MARKET, conveniently located at Howland Corners. This is just one of the many attractive designs avail- able from LINCOLN HOMES. Several other homes can be seen at their location on Route 422, also. J. A. McMAHON, INC. Grant Street Niles, Ohio Compliments of FORD CLEANERS Niles, Ohio Serving the Morganclale area's grocery needs is SABOlS MARKET, which is conveniently located in the center of Morgandale. if ,JD , smtp, You are assured competent, courteous service by shopping at GATES GOLDEN DAWN grocery located on Elm Road. They have available all the articles found on a shopper's grocery list. o i l , Q 1 ' ,. c Q, . O K' If we Lf . ' 4 I , , L XV1: bclicvc your glasses can and should ' bc as attractive as anything you wear - so f that your pleasure in wearing them will equal thc good they are doing you. YT 7 ,. 5 i 3 pf, X. y I X V, x V. C. BIDWELL OPTICAL DISPENSING Co. We have a new eyeglass hearing aid department. Call us for appointment to have your eyes examined. MACKEY CARPET SALES Since 1920 THE LARGEST SELECTION OF FINE CARPETS IN TOWN RAY W. ROGERS, Proprietor 443 Elm Road, N.E. Warren, Ohio INDUSTRIAL CARTAGE CO., INC. Warren, Ohio CONTRACT CARRIERS Phone 3867-6 2540 Niles Road, S.E. Cpl f COX LITHOGRAPHING CORP Griswold Ave. Ext. Warren, Ohi C pl f THE FEDERAL MACHINE AND WELDER COMPANY O'MALLEY'S BARBER SHOP E Two Barbers Ladies and Childrens Hair Cuts Howland Corners HOWLAND SPRINGS WATER CO. 8707 Howland Springs, S. E. Joseph Sickinger, Manager Compliments of WARREN ARMATURE WORKS 848 W. Market Compliments of YOHO COAL and SUPPLY CO. 825 W. Market Quality Cleaners Since 1925 KONOLD CLEANERS Compliments of NU-LIFE Added to Each Garment at No Extra Cost A o Phone 45686 1134 Summit Street FRIEND Warren, Ohio Compliments of PAUL HARRELL REALTOR Compliments of THE KOZY KORNER Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of STAR CLEANER CO. Stop In Soon and See Our Beautiful Display of Furniture and Excessories ..... - EASY PAYMENT PLANS - GRIMM'S INC. FURNITURE FOR CASUAL LIVINGP OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.-6 P.M. WEST SIDE FURNITURE COMPANY Upholstering New Living Room Furniture 1763 W. Market St. 4-70 W, Market PH, 4,859.6 Phone 4-41266 Warren, Ohio For the Best Job Opportunity, Contact- DEANE FARESTER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 197 W. Market St. lMahoning Bldg.J Warren, Ohio Professional, Technical, Executive, Clerical, Sales. THE ASTORIA We Now Have a New Banquet Room -Large and Modern- The Finest in Foods and Cocktails Phone 37196 Warren, Ohio FREDRIC'S CHARCOAL BAR-B-QUE Located On U.S. 422 Just 1 Mile North of McKinley Heights COCHRAN PAINT 8. WALLPAPER STORE 361 High St. NE. THE RACKETT STORE 421 Main Ave. S.W. Warren, Ohio Compliments of VARLEY'S WARREN GENERAL TIRES Phone 24151 717 W. Market St. Warren, Ohio SALES SERVICE ALBERT SMITH 8. SON Distributors of BARBER-COLMAN OVERHEAD DOORS ALUMINUM STORM DOORS 81 WINDOWS Phone NOrmandy 4-8952 Elm Rd. Ext. Warren, Ohio BEVERAGE CENTER GOURMET SHOPPE WARREN PLAZA Carry Complete Party-Line Delicacies, Snacks, Mixes Imported and Domestic Beverages No. 4566-1 Open Daily 10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Compliments of CLOTHING MART Route 422 at Mines Road Warren, Ohio Compliments of EFFICIENCY HEATING C0. Phone 57620 Compliments of DOWNTOWN MOTORS Your friendly Oldsmobile Dealer Compliments of BETTER HOME SERVICE CO. Headquarters for Dependable Home Improvements 3555 - 3557 Niles Road S.E. Warren, Ohio Ph. Warren 2255-4 DEEMER'S ORCHARD Compliments of Top of Howland Hill C'F'U' .WQEGRA HU Dial OLympic Dial SWeetbriar , -,R tt, 25 24347 9-3246 Compliments of 5 McKinley Hts. 1578 Mahoning ,,..irv.m- .',N in p Niles, Ohio Youngstown 9 Ohio NILES LUMBER co. I Flowers 4-63 E. Church Niles, Ohio HIGLEYS, INC. C 8 S CLEANERS 74-8 W. Market Warren, Ohio HOON'S 638 E. Market Street Warren, Ohio Compliments of THE UNION SAVINGS 81 TRUST CO, Warren, Ohio HART'S JEWELRY CO. 170 N. Park Trumbull Plaza Warren Warren Elm Road Plaza 414- S. Main Warren Niles GRADE LUMBER CAR BLOCKING CONSTRUCTION LUMBER RICHARD D. Momns Phone Warren 8330-I JOHN N. MORRIS LUMBER CO. Yard and Office Niles-Vienna Road Vienna, Ohio Phone 8495-5 TELEMECO RADIO 8. TV SERVICE RCA VICTOR DEALER Howland Corners Warren, Ohio S. J. YOVICH 8: CO. 704-2 E. Market St. ELM RD. DAY NURSERY MRS. J. K. JOHNSON CHILDREN 3-6 YEARS Children Are Taught to Play Carnes Good Manners and to Play Together Agreeably Warren, O. Nourishing Lunches Excellent Supervision 124-8 Elm N.E. NOrmandy 4--8062 Congratulations Compliments of RQBINS and DANIEL LAKELAND SWIFT HOMES 104-5 Youngstown Warren Road Warren Niles, Ohio PLAZA DRIVE INN Across from Elm Road Plaza Phone NO 494-85 Carry out service Hot Dogs French Fries Hamburgers Thick Milkshakes Compliments of SORIANO APPLIANCE Headquarters for General Electric Appliances Niles, Ohio 4 swf . . , . .K..g Jg3,,g Vjn r, ,gQf 3q..e?g3.,M , le L A V .. M,-, ,,L,. . .. r 5' R CSCRIPHON E.: , . S Located in the new and beautiful medical center, the HOWLAND PHARMACY fills all needs from household items to prescriptions. Jim Marti, druggist at the pharmacy, provides efficient service at all times. Shop in one stopl' is the motto of ANDREW'S SHOPPING CENTER. It is the place for today's modern shopper who doesn't have the time to go to many stores. Andrew's is located at the corners. . . L.. , V , ,J,-fm .w...,,,, M.. -.., A... .L 4.41m 7 l to vrlre fix fp-.. is nfs .. 1 .n Gas, oil. tires, batteries'--all thvsc and many more can be found at BLANK'S SERVICE STATION, found on Route 82, wcst of Howland Corners. One of the most moclvrn Cleaners around is SUPERIOR DRY CLEANERS, located in Whrrcn, Hero it is shown at night when it is attractively lighted. Don Pack is shown stocking the shelves of PACK'S GENERAL STORE which supplies the needs of many Howland residents. PACK'S is located at the top of the hill. Fine sides of beef such as these make up the pack- ages of meat produced by the BURNACH PACK- ING COMPANY, located west of Howland Corners of Route 82. if Records for all tastes can be found at the WARREN MUSIC CENTRE. Sheet music, instruments, ac- cessories, and music instruction are also featured in this store. HAMlLTON'and MEIGS, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Senior Class HOWLAND SUPER MARKET Phone 82615 RUTH AND DEL MILLER Compliments of DAN E. HOWELLS REAL ESTATE 1027 North Road, NE. Phone 8460-3 FRED H. MYERS Registered Jewelers American Gem Society . Warren, Ohio Success in all walks of life requires smart clothes and smart clothes come from a good store . . . why not shop at ROSE 81 SONS Warren . - -.1-.1. QPU 'sf 5 -Q 5 og O E -1 111111111111-n--1111111 A 1 4,009 Division of AMERICAN-.Standard ......... PHONE 4313-6 MASTER CLEANERS 8. SHIRT LAUNDRY FUR STORAGE 1824 McMyler St., N. W. Warren, Ohio Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Myron F. Aley Bierys Mr. and Mrs. Waltcr Boohcr George Breckncr Mr. and Mrs. Clarcnce Culver Mr. and Mrs. Wilbcrt P. Druschcl Olcta K. Hazlctt Mr. and H. XV. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Hotchkiss Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hushcr Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Kcpncr Mary LCC Krauss Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Lcmastcrs Chester Millcr Mr. and hlrs. E. YV. 1VIilllCl'I'l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reichert Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ricscr Mr. and Nlrs. XVard Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. Eugcnc A. Tucker B. Lucilc YVoodford Sponsors Darling Shop G-K Bakers Pep,s Drive-In w w , M g- -111 --,.,.a1, f . . ,fu -,M N , ,- 1 , mzf,5.f,f 'N J .. 1 n- ' K N f 1 . A K 5 1 1 l V J, ,. ,- mf. --J '.,,,,1, 1,9 ,g 1. 'A ri . s ,- '--K. , f '- , uf mx X ,ii A Sm if J u 3, 1 .5 A ' K? J! RZ fx ,v 1- ,A xi s -r 1 1, 44, z NY., ,.., N, ,..M- ,-..f'l.-.. ,,.. , . - ... . ' - - ' ki gy r. nw f:v:.--mf -11.7, ---Uhf u' '.:,aAZ,. -N - - v--,' . f. f' Uv - H w ,A , N ,A e, ' f wh '.,' ww-1. 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