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

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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

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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

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' 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