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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

152 I . . , 4i2 f ef f70M 7' f . 'Rm + 1,4 X 1 ,7 f ,NCQ ji JW if X ag, X: vx X 'N R J 'x f XX X V X 1 .R 4 x Y: I N ! 5 x J V J 5 fx A ,ff ' x U ' N Ja ', 'I f'?.4'vfwr?1,445 .7 ,J f ,f,.f,.,,,, 6 V A Q7 Lim yew, 05141 9iaf1,4wfQlf amd' Aly Nj-3, fy, , gmwj, QQMJJQMTU WM 01 by MW School is a different environment for each student in it. School fills a myriad of needs. While it is basically an institution of learning, the school of today is as in- terested in graduating good citizens as it is in producing scholars. The salient mark of a true education encompasses not only the accumulation of knowledge, but also the ability to live with people and to adjust to new situations. ln maturity is found wisdom, but knowledge without maturity is a void, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Perhaps each senior upon graduation day is not ready to accept the responsibilities entrusted to him. It is hoped that one day the morals imbued upon him in school will awaken his understanding and judg- ment. Th e Z, 'W Yu 1 E -1 gggfiaki 0, X ll' ,.... Howland High School may be typical of other schools in America, but in the next eight pages we of the Scroll staff will show the things which have made Howland so special to us all. is wk -1 Career Day Dances - Senior trips its Shop projects an kiffzaffff, 5' mv wf mm' 'f5'5f5?f . HY -f' 1332 15331 'V'j ' ,, f in 12- 'H g A : - 5 . gg, f:-'Tif i L may . y hzgsxswz iii iam, we .fzprffgm a f 9? Wir i X is ia f' if V 4- 5 M kr , i l ,wg ar ie 1 M my n r m f , , 5 is i W safe? ff 1 The walk to the buses - Disection day in biology Lab days in chemistry and The different sports and ,UJJL9JUL5L5UL9, av+Hmwa0!1m'aaef44ws1L4f'bv4axamevv5'Hvew:4fffgnswsf1mfiw.2 f , A f , V V , QfQW,-fwL,,,,haM-ivgy,,ff, . Q If -,,. 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Joann Strausbaugh Barbara Williamson Jean Drennen Carol Berry Yearbook Uueen Sue Brody Editor Bud Cross Business Manager Keith Johnson Four minds are better than one? Keith, David, Bud, and Vic think so during the February staff meeting. Yearbook Staff Photographer Jerry Mook Advisor Miss Zahariou kt, Miss Zahariou groups the students tor pictures one day in January. 18 Q -L, ivqgxx Bud Cross, Carol Lantz, Joann Strausbaugh, Sue Brady, Miss Zahariau, Joanne Hodgkiss, Keith Johnson Jerry Mook, Wayne Weita, Dave Dresner. The Scroll staff this year broke away from typical high school features to produce a yearbook geared along a modern, collegiate style, By abandoning art work, a dedi- cation, and extensive copy, the statt was able to devote more space to large pictures and a complete coverage ot school activities. Assistant Editor Dave Dresner Literary Editor Judy Sechler Assistant Literary Editors Joann Strausbaugh, Susan Brady Design Editors Carol Lantz, Wayne Weita Sports Editor Vic Kopcsos Assistant Business Manager Aaron Hank Scroll Solicitors Typist fog 'lr:lR. Qbruvalzi, A.':AcM51hoEi, Bfidy, Cb Lantz, G. Williamson J Slzrausbaugg - . ec er, . eita. ow : . atc , D. resner, J. Holinbaugh V apcsos Joanne Hodgklss Stein, J. Mock, K. Johnson, R. Romsey, A. Hank, c. Steffey. .sewn-aw Row 1: S, Linton, P. Pinkerton, J. Mcssmon, I, Trowbridge, S, Esau. Row 2: G, Williamson, Miss Zahariou, K. Storry, D. Liberator. Tiger Times Here the members ot the tiger times staff work diligently on one ot their many fine publications, The Tiger Times staff, composed largely of journalism students, pub- lishes a paper every month. The re- porters work hard to produce an eye- catching paper that is of interest to all the students in the school. lt a student wants to know the latest news or the coming activities, all he has to do is read the Tiger Times. Extra! Extral This scene is typical at the end ot every month, as the Tiger Times is distributed hot oft the press. Student Senate These students, composed of a member from each home- room, are the governing hands of the student body. The Student Senate not only helps direct the student activities, but they also sponsor several of the assemblies. School senators vote tor important school Iegisla tion at their April meeting. Row 1: J. Williams, J. Williams, J. Ward, M. Smith, C. Altsman, M. Was, D. Smith, W. Goldman. Row 2: J. Lacusky, S. Clutter, J. Rupp, S. Papus, J, Herman, S. Vanelli, M. Bock, L. Curtorilla. Row 3: J. Sechler, R. Crawford, V. Kapcsos, G. Rowbottom, J. LaVoo, B. Abruzzi, B. Burick, H. Spirko, C. Juhasz. 21 gfiai. X .JEL 2 .L.L..l .H.S. i H Row 'I: S, Brady, C. Fisher, K. Storry, E. Venen, K. Harris, C. Lantz, Row 2: J. Strausbaugh, B. Williamson, J. Hodgkiss, P. Love, A. McMahon, J. Wolcott. Row 3: D. Howells, J. Sechler, S. Linton, S. Harper, S. Hermison, B. Abruzzi, Row 4: J. Mock, P. Cozadd, N. Flinkinger, B. Cross, J. Quinlan, D. Dresner, Mrs. Reiser. Y 'ffl' in it bam ' j I I .K f,.jv t J. ,,,3 ,Q .iw J, Q .z. I 72. Leading NHS tor the coming fall term are Elaine Venen, secretary, Sue Hermison, vice- president, and Phil Cozadd, president. The faculty chooses members o National Honor Society on thi basis of scholarship, service, charc ter, and leadership. This year si: senior members initiated ter seniors and eight juniors intc N. H. S. during an impressive tap ping ceremony. Phil Cozadd, the new president, has also been elect ed the president of the Counti Chapter. Mrs. Reiser is the spon sor. Collecting money and distributing the Tiger Times monthly are the chief duties of the home room managers. A repre- sentative is selected at the beginning ot the school year by his classmates. The Science Club is com- posed ot students from grades nine through twelve who are interested in science. At their meetings they have diffrent activities such as chemistry night for experiments, biology night, and physics night. They also visit the scientific exhibi- tions in the area. Home Room Managers Row 1: R. Erskine, M. Shilling, C. Falkinburg, B, Shvelnis. Row 2: G. Jaskowick, N Mhittier, J. Smith, S. Hoclgkiss, S, Yovitch, Row 3: A, Holland, N. Swager, P, Kohut K. Starry, Miss Zahariou. Row 4: K. Chaney, D. Best, C. Aley, W. Mackey, L Shvelnis, E. Jones. Science Club Row 1: R. Hertg, B. l-lilterman, R. Erskine, M. Atkins, Mrs, Krauss. Row 2: T. Bower, R. Stuart, B. Whit- ticr, K. Chaney, W. Pike. Row 3: W. Weita, J, Holinbaugh, G. Klentz, J. Maok, G. Brockmon. Row 4: Mr. Wilms, R. Hatch, A. Hank, D. Dresner, D. Pond, K. Johnson. library Aids A, Wiil.ams, S. Pappas, R. Drennen, J. Drennen, C. Lantz, Miss Woodford, S. Farkas, C. Lytle, M. Riggs, J. Eaton, M. J. Young. llftice ids The library aids, under the able guid- ance of Miss Wood- ford, check out books and help students find n e ed e d information. These girls make the librarian's task an eas- ier one. The office aids help in the task of running the main office and the junior high office. They make the jobs of the secretaries lighter by running errands, taking phone calls, and performing other help- ful jobs. Row 'I: M. Cobb, M. Boch, C. Love, P. Parsons, G. Abruzzi, J. Mines, N. Swagcr, J. Purser. Row 2: M. Hodges, S. Patterson, J. Herman, J. Williams, P. Trowbridge, M, Cassagranda, S. Lisak, M. Michalovic, R. Smith. Row 3: P. Bunker, G. Gilbert, J. Craig, E. Hunt, P. Turk, J. White, J. Husher, S. V ' Durig, A Hutchinson, Row 4: G. Szabo, J. Freer, B. Williamson, D. Hnton, V. Mounts, D. Loerator, J. Rupp, I. Trowbrdge, B. DeWalt, S. Cole, N. Rodgers. anelli, J. Control Room These students work close- ly with the members of the Radio Club and assist the of- fice and Mr. Kepner in mak- ing special announcements. Under the direction ct Mr. Barrick, this group spends ther free penods Showing edu' Row 1: B. carbone, P. Mitchell, L. Bacon. Row 2: A. Griffith - ' D.W C1 C.Jl'1 E. CI' . R IJ. 'ff'i'1, A.MMh CGTIOHGI films to Classes. T. BO3i2ff'Y. QSLJLSZJW, L. Rim. 0' 3 G C O on Audio Visual ids Row 1: B. Pike, M. Atkins, J. DeEugenio, Mr. Barrick. Row 2: D. Carter, D. Miller, C. Taylor, L. Shvelnis. Row 3: B. Shear, J. White, R. Berry, E. Niven, B, Shick. WHH5 I' llvw ? ,, , A A - Ei Hs. I fi- . J ' ' 5 A , -. A A z 1.f l:S': f, . . .J fee? we This is Linda Evans with your Howland This is Tom Bower signing off for Station Hi-Litesf' W H H S. Junior chievement Row 'l: J. Stanley, S. Hodgkiss, G. Hodg- kiss, M, Eddy, M. Cobb, C. Slndlcdecker J. Robinson, J. DiEuginio. Row 2: M Iassagranda, C. Juhasz, J. Parser, D Woods J. Hod kiss C. Turner L, Bacon, , 9 1 , 1. Wolcott, A. Hutchison. Row 3: M Webb, E. Marx, P. Pinkerton, B. Corbin R. Boyd, R. Kapcsos, N. Flickinger, K Dalena, C. Varner, J. Thomas, H. Spirko Radio Club Row 1: S. Brady, G. Hodgkiss, S. Hodg- kiss, N. Escott, J. Fellows, E. Venen Row 2: K. Storry, J. Sfrausbaugh, C Fisher, L. Evans, J. Griffith, J. Durig, E Ames, Miss Zahariou. Row 3: A. Bur- nach, J. Sechler, A. McMahon, S. Linton G. Williamson, N. Flickinger, P. Love, C Juhasz, P. Pinkerton. Row 4: C. DelGor- bino, D. Howells, K. Johnson, D, Dresner R. Hatch, A. Hank, J. Mook, P. Cozadd l L ww- r Mrs. Johnson, Dave Dabelko, David Aley and Sylvia Harper. David Aley is receiving his certificates for placing first in the State in French l. Scholars Row 'I: J. Perry, L. Curtorilla, J. Steele S. Pappas, R, Erskine, G. Bracken. Row 2 J. Mayes, S. Hyde, M. Shafer, J. Weita B. Spencer, J. DiEugenio, B. Hilterrnan Row 3: G. Abruzzi, D. McMilIen, E, Jones, E, Venen, S, Harper, J. Artherholt, J Steffey. Row 4: M. Kay, J. Geraghty, A McMahon, J. Sechler, D. Miller, L. Con nelly, B. Pike. Row 5: J. Strausbaugh, P Love, D. Liberator, J. Wolcott, P. Allen, R. Herig, D. Aley. Row 6: V. Chaney, H. Spirko, P. DelGarbino, J. Van Thaer, S, Hermisan, D. Boaher, B. Whittier. Row 7. B. Smith, D. Debelka, B, Shearer, R. Dean, A, Hank, D. Pond, J. Moak. Row 8: B Fisk, J. LaVoo, W. Mackey, D. Gilmore, B. Cross. These Junior girls are receiving Tri Alpha Awards iff if Krew'- I J ... if We ' J 'ki S 'fd as iff! iii Mr. Bailey presents the 7th and 8th grade spelling bee awards to Lee Selby and Maureen Timko, champion and runner-up respectively. Lee is the winner for the second time. 27 French Club Row 1: G, Abruzzi, J. Stanley, G. Hodgkiss, N. Escott, J. Fellows. Row 2: B. Corbin, J. Sfrausbaugh, C, Fisher, C. Juhasz, S. Hodgkiss, S Hermison, R. Herig. Row 3: C. Lytle, L. Crawford, S. Harper, K, Poleno, L. Evans, P. Love, Mrs. Bode. Row 4: L. Smith, G. Williamson, J. Quinlan, F. Hudjek, D. Lib- erator, C, DeIGarbino, D. Aley Un Peu De Tout, under the guidance ot Mrs. Bode, is composed of students taking junior and senior French, This group meets several times during the year to learn more about France and the French language. The junior stage crew were the 'unsung heroes' who did the work that formed the background for an unusual class play. For days before the junior play, they hammered and nailed and painted, getting everything ready for the presentation. Special sound effects were tape recorded and two sets were constructed for the production. Jr. Stage Crew cs - .. ' F . ' K , f f , - - Q- .- . - f .1 msc.. . . . H .-S-t .w ,.,fQffi5fsifQem.. - '....'-ew ' ' . V - - 4 Junior Stage Crew: R, Zackeroff, L. Hillier, D. Cross, T. Kundel, V. Killin, T. Bower. V 'l: D. Miller, R. Erskine, D. Mcf Y mb, J. Mellick, J. Culver, W. Pike, M Balciar, D. Daum, B. Smith. Row 3 F Mc haw, D. Casperson, D. Pond, D. Hunt, J. Holinbauoh Sr. S age Crew Row 1: Bob McClead, Dick Ramsey, Chuck Stein. Row 2: Clint Smith, Don Pack, Vic Kapcsos, Don Howells. Since the setting for this year's senior play was so different from the usual, these boys certainly had to know their carpentry. The stage crew took care of building the sets, painting them, and setting up the lights for the senior play. The Rifle Club is made up of people who want to improve their shooting and learn the correct and sate way to handle a gun. During the school year the club competes in rifle matches with other schools. Rifle Club in, J. Da Iida. Row 2: H. Lus- . Williams, K. Chaney, R. - in, C. Feher, J. Feldman, J,Wol- . Row 4: C. Shelar, E. Knoap, R. Row 'I: K, Storry, J. Stanley, M, Bock, S. l-lodgkiss, G. Hodgkiss, N. Hilll, J. Fellows, M. Hodges, J. Griffith. Row 2: E. Marx, J. Strausbaugh, C. Fisher, J. Thomas, P .Bunker, N. Escott, J. Durlg, E. Veneri, B. Marsh, Row 3: Miss Frederick, L. Evans, G, Szabo, D. Welsh, P, Kohut, B. Williamson, D. Aley, M. Webb, C. Juhasz, D, Brdek, J. Hodgkiss, C. Rozycki. Row 4: D. Libera- tor, J. Sechler, N. Flickinger, G. Williamson, S. Linton, D. Dabelko, R. Razum, J. Quinlan, C. Varncr, K. Polena, C. Jarvis, D, Hinton. These students who are planning to enter the teaching field are given an opportunity to do substitute teaching. Through the F.T,A. club they are receiving excellent training tor their chosen profession. The Future Nurses Association is com- prised ot girls who want to become nurses when they graduate from high school. By belonging to this organization, they learn the fundamentals of nursing procedure, and what to look forward to in training. The girls' activities include meeting the F.N.A. groups from other schools, touring hospitals, and assisting the school nurse. Row 'I: J. DiEugenio, P. Ghisea, G. Hodgkiss, M. Bock, C. Lantz, R. Smith, C. Sindledecker, J. Robinson, N. Duncan, K. Hancock, C. Blair. Row 2: B, Crincic, R, Tackitt, J. Mines, B. Ritchley, J. Weita, S. Schwab, M. Dodge, P. Mitchell, L, Games, S. Alexan- der, J. Smith. Row 3: P. Bunker, S. Hoon, L. Brady, B. Marsh, G. Kreusler, J. Freer, C. Rozycki, G. Gilbert, R. Boland, P. Love E. Ames, J. Hodgkiss, Mrs. Jenkins. Row 4: D, Roskos, S. Lesiak, C. Jarvis, P. Pinkerton, M. Mrus, J. Quinlan. C. Varrier, L Crawford, C, DelGarbino, B, DeWalt, A. Hutchison, A. McMahon, Mrs. Hotchkiss. Soph.-Jr.-Sr. Dance Joann Strausbaugh, vivocious senior escorted by Keith Johnson, ruled over the Sophomore-Junior- Senior Dance last spring. Mem- bers of the queen's court included Pat Love and Rosemary Campana, escorted by Larry Griffith and Jim Murray respectively. Robert Alex- ander's dance band furnished the music. Xxx... Even dancers get hunrgy. Refreshments were served by sophomore class mothers Queen Joann ond her escort, Keith Johnson A X lit. Queen Joann is congratulated by members of her court at the Sophomore-Junior-Senior Dance. Participating in the Coronation ceremony are Marilyn Kay, Larry Griffith, Pat Love, Jean Smith, the Queen, Jay Williams, Keith Johnson, Rosemary Campana, and Jim Murray. Students enjoy the lunch served at the Prom. Bonnie DeWalt - l958 Prorn Queen Prom llueen Over 400 people visited the Oriental Paradise, sponsored by the Junior Class. A dragon guarded the stage from evil spirits while the golden Buddah watched the dancers at the east end of the dance floor. From nine junior finalists-Rosemary Campana, Pat Love, Marilyn Bock, Georgia Hodg- ikss, Sue Hermison, Joan Durig, Carol Juhasz, Donna Welsh, and Bonnie DeWalt-the dance band selected Bonnie as the l958 Prom Queen. At 5:30 A.M. gaily gowned Cinderellas left the ball with their Prince Charmings, taking many beautiful memories home to dream- land. Recreation room at the Prom. Photographer Jerry Mook with date This Buddah was a part of the elaborate Prom decorations. Kathy Starry decides he likes this side of the camera better. These Juniors spent a week decorating for the Prom. lwirp Dance Vic Kapcsos, senior vice-presi- dent, was Crowned Knight ot the Night at the annual Twirp Dance. The Knight's attendants were Vic Killin and Ricky Crawford. Twirp Week is symbolized at Howland by the girls trading places with the boys in opening doors, carrying books, and inviting and escorting the boys to the Twirp Dance. Helen Stein and Vic Kapcsos lead the couples during the Coronation Dance xgff Knight Kapcsos, escorted by Helen Stein, presides over his court consisting of Vic Killin lKaren Harris, escort? and Ricky Crawford Uaan Smith, escortl. i A' Cappella Choir Row 'I: J. Sechler, J. Wolcott, B. Fairman, E. Ames, P. Love, C. Juhasz, D. Brdek, A. McMahon, Mrs. Polley. Row 2: M. Riggs, Blond, R. Campana, J. Millcr, J. Fellows, N. Escott, R. Sheldon, J. MINES, J- FGHOWSJ T- KONG, C- STUDCV, K- NGVWCGJ B- Tl'Ol'YlDSOV1, Hoon. Row 3: K, Pinkerton, A. Hutchison, H. Stein, P, Ghisea, .I. Robinson, J. Strausbaugh, S. Linton, G. Willilamson, N. Cleol, Weita, C. Berry, K. Storry, D. Woods. Row 4: J. Quinlan, J. Hodgkiss, E. Venen, H. Spirko, S. Hermison, J. Culver, J. Malone. Row 5: Pack, F, McElhaney, D. Leatherberry, G. Freeman, D. Lewis, R. Stewart, R. Ramsey, L. Shvelnis, T. Brdek. Row 6: D. Best, L. l-lullier, Smith, T, Bower, E. King, R. Ellenberger, J. Holinbaugh, R. Crawford. Row 72 R. Davis, G. Day, C. Waddell, P. Cozadd, W. Mackey, McMahon, R. Razum. ple Trio: Row 1: H. Stein, J. Hodgkiss. Row 2: E. Ames, Love, M. Shvelnis, Row 3: A. McMahon, G. Williamson, J. inlan, J. Sechlcr. This year Howland's seventy voice A' cappella included fifteen seniors. During the year the chorus performed at Packard Music Hall, in the operetta, in the district music contest and at school assemblies. Mrs. Polley is the director, and Elaine Venen and Nancy Escott are the accompanists. The Triple Trio consists ot nine girls chosen by Mrs. Polley. Ac- companied by Elaine Venen, the group has sung tor assemblies, church programs, th e district music contest, and commencement exercises this year. llhordaires 2 -. W FA Ro 1 II Dance Band This musical group, composed of Chuck McMahon, Phil Co- zadd, Bob Ellenberger, Wally Mackey, Roger Davis, Bill Cor- bin and Gerald Day was a worthy addition this year. Be- sides having musical talent, these lads know how to pre- sent renditions with a bang! Two lost sheep of the group are Clyde Waddell and Ricky Crawford. : J. Dillon, J. Lacusky, G. Michcilson, M. Bach, S. Schwab, R. Tho R, Abruzzl, W. Clecil, D. Miller, J. Patterson, P. Allen. ll mpson. Row 2: M. Kay, L. Black- Freshman Chorus Low 1: C, Love, B. Shvelnis, M. Gulich, J. Falkinburg, J. Peterson, M. Bennett, S. Vanelli, S. Slife, Row 2 L, Reed, S. Taylor, J Fellows, A. Everett, A. Hollcnd, V. Guesman, M. Hayes, D. Airwyke, P. McMahon P, Waddell. Row 3: Mrs, Polley, V. Vennetti, S. Stein, J. Williams, J. Herman, B, Tate, D. McMiIIin, J Feldman, R. Johnston, Row 4: J, Patterson, L. Gibson, S. Rose, D. Schryver, M, Michalovic, J. Tucker J. Bakich, B. Urluania, D, Partridge, J. Artherholt, D. Booher, E. Jones. llperetta Members of the Gypsy Troubado,r cast stopped singing to pose for this formal picture, Front: Margaret Shvelnls, Eileen Ames, Joanne Hodgkiss, Pat Love, Chuck McMahon. Back: Clyde Waddell, Mrs, Polley, Gerald Day, Don Pack, Phil Cozadd, Wally Mackey, Ann McMahon, Judy Sechler, Alice Hutchison, 37 ' M351 M 4 yl V R by A Howland's top band in action C Director The smile on Mr. Alexander's face signifies the end of another successful year. Band Carrying on the tradition of out- standing Howland bands is the seventy piece l957-58 school band under the direction of Mr. Alex- ander. Throughout the year the band has participated in many ac- tivities including parades, contests, assemblies, and basketball games. This year the band once again re- ceived a one rating in state com- petition. ,NX ww Q 'mis g mv, A swf W 1 w 5 ,mil g V ww: Q' ??f5'fv ff Q Veg: 2 5 w ff 1 W 4 45515 IKEA , an . A is Q , .a fr 3 a ,ti L - -1 1 Q a 4? iq -ls- Row 1: K. Relmsnyder, J. Sechler. Row 2: S. Brady, J. Strausbaugh, K. Harris, J. Hodgkiss, D. Liberator, J. Durig S. Linton, G, Williamson. Row 3: D. Howells, K, Johnson, D. Dresner, R. Davis, D. Casperson, L1 Ramsey, R. glenn, R. Hatch, B. Cross. 0 Dramatics Q 'O S l' .F 5 V .. ' ,P is 1 ug. 7 . 7 Q 1. J . Q sz - l 2 5 .5 2 5 Judy Sechlar and Don Howells are being presented trophies by Miss Zahairou for their outstanding per- formances in Night of January l6th. Here Jerry Mook demonstrates the talent that has given him the title Yearbook Photographer. Suspense reigned throughout The Night of January l6th until the jury delivered its verdict. The auditorium was the court room and the members of the audience participated as the jury. The adult drama proved a great success as the testimonies built up to the exciting climax - Not guilty. l ,i J t The calendar was turned back to the roaring twenties when the junior class presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The true-to-life, three-act comedy took place aboard ship and in Paris, France. Authentic tlapper costumes ot the gay 20's ad- dld to the comical situations involving Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kim- brough. A .Q-6? udy Griffith, Phil Cozadd, Jim Scott, Loraine Crawford, Ricky Craw- ord, Pat Love. eated: Terry Clark, Linda Evans, Barbara Berry, Delores Brdek, tan-ding: Bill Corbin, Chuck McMahon, Sue Hcrmison, Marilyn Bock, Aarion Vanelli, Lynn Smith, Judy Purser. Emilie, played by Judy Griffith, is caught in a predica- ment over a strange pair of rnen's shoes in t h is hilarious scene from Our Hearts were Young and Gay . Ricky Crawford gives Pat Love a pleasant surprise while Phil Co- zadd gives Judy Griffith a bad time. Wi Qweje, Sgszgzw, 5. --vevmgw .M 4.- Mew wa-W, .v-1 E ,sf Another wave of faces breaks upon the beach of life and is scat- tered by the sand and rock. The effect on the beach is small, but on the wave it is lasting. Tco short the time together and too quickly the dissipation. Twelve years of shared laughter, shared pain, and shared pride suddenly gone, but not the memory of it. Today is yesterday's tomorrow. A challenge for some, a simple future for others. Life confronts us as the archway to wisdom. Many fine words have christened us, and in our wake are many hopes and dreams. While the future is un- certain, let us realize that the final barrier at all times is our- selves. Seniors llfficers Four young men led the destinies of the senior group this year: Vic Kapcsos, vice president, Dave Dresner, president, Don Howells, secretary, Jerry Mook, treasurer. Fit for human consumption beams Mr. Lemasters as he samples Judy Messman's prize winning cherry pie. Even seniors need guidance and Mr. Wilms, Mrs. Rieser, Mrs. Hotchkiss, and Mrs. Husher have aided in channeling their activities. i 4 1134- Robert Abruzzi Gina Abruzzi Stephen Albrecht David Antonell Jeanette Ayers Ronald Beardsley Carol Berry Robert Boyd Seniors Seniors are engaged in their favorite pastime at the annual Twirp Dance. 45 ,Mmv1mi,,w,mM,fyf.,,,,f,,.,m,, ,f,, miie: ,M .,,, wmvmmr,iw11fe fQ Don Howells addresses the jury in a tense mo- ment during Night of January l6tl'1 Seniors Roselyn Boyd Susan Brady Clyde Campbell Vincent Carbone zyiam Mrf-bf HM I . 2 3 x E ,gg was Q: 'W Q s 'mf' srf l ' n ew .l., A'U n tm 'H do Sv W, ,,,,,,, P: 'Y- SHP p r fa. r C ,-5:s3Q7'r'14vfr l if A K QE? . ' lif Yvonne Cosavant David Casperson Ronald Cerbus Kenneth Chaney 46 ankle'-Q Nfl Charles Steffey drives a goal home during the intramural basketball game with the Freshmen. Seniors Robert Clapper Noralee Cleal Ford Cross Charles Daum N Z zum' F Mn, 'Q 49 when -N. 1 Digi fi' re' D if i f l ,X Roger Davis James Dillon David Drennen Jean Drennen 47 David Dresner Judy Durig Mary Ann Eddy Suzanne Esau Charles Fairbanks Carolyn Fisher Delores Freeman Dorothy Furlong Seniors Speech III boys prove to us thot oll the worId's cm stage ond Seniors can be hams. 48 gi. . i' Robert Gallagher xx Q Aaron Hank Larry Springer tickles the organ ivories to the enjoyment of the student body. Seniors if W' , ,tty the Betty Gay Judy Goral William Guesman Karen Harris Judy Hari' Roger Hatch 49 Q .Sf 1d 'l'i Nancy Hill Joanne Hodgkiss John Holinbaugh Donald Howells Eleanor Hunt Frank Hudjek Keith Johnson Victor Kapcsos Seniors Mr. Berline presents Gina Abruzzi, Pat Rumancik, and Joann Strausbaugh the PTA Scholarships. These awards are given to deserving Seniors plann- ing to enter the teaching profession. Karen Harris, Judy Sech- ler, Joann Strausbaugh, and Peggy King receive Tri Alpha trophies from Mr. Barrick. o Seniors Peggy King Pal- Kohul- Elaine Koski Barbara Lacusky Carol Lani: Deanna Liberator Sue Linton Elden Maffitt 51 o Seniors Diane Mason Robert McClead Anne McMahon Constance Miller Gerald Mook Verna Mounts 52 Roger Hatch, Dave Dres- ner, ond Jerry Mook dis- tributing Senior cops and gowns. J udy Messman xrfifvf' - ' L5 if 1 .- .i,. , Q kk I.. ., ii i.. , K .1 . ' - ,I 5' 5:4 H A T Ei A ' I .Jugs Isabel Murio The big moment hos come and gone for these graduates during the recessionol. Seniors Donald Pack Larry Palm David Pond Richard Ramsey , ,,,,, , 'E' 3 ,E 5' . a lf ., fy' qi . K ? . .L , . gf' ' 2 ' Kathleen Rapp if E 2 ,. Joan Ratfiff Kay Reamensnyder Gladys Reed 53 iz? aim I . John Rupp .k..' ' ,, Eddie Shaw Seniors Pat Rumoncik Charles Shelar Student speakers, Bud Cross and Judy Sechler, express the happiness of the occasion. Bud's speech was the ChaI- lenge of Mental Health, while Judy's was Are We Living Life? ll 54 if Q, . - W. The 103-Member class of 1958 makes its stage debut gorbed in blue and white. Seniors V Q-5: - V, ig r airi P f' Yf v ,iss . A 1- 3, Y 'FH M, , 8+ X it-5 r- A --6 Q . , . '.,zQ:,w'-'s ff' 'P v.'E. .f vffz Q i WX g, qw-4 4+ ff1Aw1f,'1'KE4jf12i,?'i,4k -N -ii-Ei .4 2,21 .FN ' ' ?'Pf322'a,j3,,1f-' If, H.1Q-fm'-av-4 5 f ,f 'L25 ift.-rw-vf1wS'--f.- k ' if Margaret Shvelnis Clinton Smith Roberta Smith Larry Springer 1 t t JoAnn Stanley Charles Steffey Charles Stein 55 ia Kathleen Storry L Joann Strausbaugh Donna Swoger Richard Tate Jean Thomas Alfred Toro lla Jean Trowbridge Patricia Turk Mark Urbania Seniors Chuck Stein, Clinton Smith, and Dick Romsey- our illustrious stage crew-ore caught Ioofing on the job! .1 - .. f, .vu l I :-pmvf,i-.iwfwn-m-1-zmiv Contrasting emotions are mirrored in the faces ot new-born graduates as Carol Lontz receives her diploma from Mr. Shafer. William Van Horne Gail Williamson o Seniors Jack Von Thaer Wayne Weita Barbara Williamson Donna Woods Gerald Wright David Jones In Memoriam 57 Class llfficers Juniors. Marion Vcmelli, presidentg Elaine Venen, secretoryg Sue Hermison, vice presidenfj Dove Dobelko, treasurer. Sophomores. Dick Abruzzi, vice president Charlene Aley, secretoryp Marilyn Kay trecsurerg Joy Williams, president, 58 Underclassmen have been led by the groups pictured on these pog- es. Selected by their classmates, these stu- dents took care of class activities. ln all endeavors they showed leadership, patience, and cooperation, Freshman. Mike Atkins, president, Betty Kibler, secretary, Ed lmburgia, treasurer Gary Bracken, vice president, is not pictured. Bth Grade. Stanley Rozycki, president, Deborah Klein, 7th Grade. Jim Kunkel, vice president, Dorothy Higley, secretary, Richard Bock, treasurer, Ray Stevans, vice secretary, Bob Larive, treasurer, Barry Boone, presie president, dent. 59 'l'l-A G'rIs. Row 1: A, Burnacn, J. Durig, J. Fellows, N. Escoff, M. Bock, M, Cobb, R. Bland, C. Creek. Row 2: R. Culver, B. Fickes, D. DeWalt, R. Campana, P. Bunker, E. Ames, M. Casagranda, C. Cole, L. Brady. Row 3: Mrs. Johnson, N. Flickinger, L. Crawford, C. DeIGarbino, J. Freer, L. Evans, B. Berry, P. Bradley, D. Brdek. 11-B Girls, Row 'lz G. Hoclgkiss, S. l-lodgkiss, N. King, T. Kania, M. Hodges. Row 2: G. Gilbert, J. Matthews, S. Hoon, C. Junasz, G. Kreusler, B. Marsh, Row 3: J. Griffith, A. Hutchinson, S. Lesjak, S. Hermison, P. eove, S. Lisak. Row 4: Miss Frederick, D. Hinton, C. Jarvis, E. Marx, S. Harper, C. Lyrle. 'l'l-C Girls. Row 1: J, Palmer, D. Welsh, G. Mills, M. J. Murfo. Row 2: S. Mercandino, R. Sheldon, J Wood, E. Venen, M. Webb. Row 3: A. Meszaros, G. Szabo, C. Razycki, P, Pinkerton, J. Wolcott, Mr Hood, Row 4: P. Trowbridge, M Young, K. Polena, J. Quinlan, C. Vorner, H. Spirko. 60 11-A Boys. Row 'l: J. Abruzzi, M. Esau, W. Corbin. Row 2: Mr. Breckner, T. Clark, F. Compcrato, R Baker, D. Aley. Row 3: L Connelly, R. Ellenberger, D. Best, G, Fields, T. Bower, Row 4: H. Cline, D. Dah- ciko, P. Bakicn, D. Cross, P. Cozadd, R. Crawford. 11-B Boys. Row 1: Mr, McFadden, D. Carter, G. Goss, D. Gabutti. Row 2: R. Kundel, R. MiMilIin, J Marino, V. Killin. Row 3: G. Lewis, D. Hunt, R. Herig, C. McMahon, R .Fisk, J, Ferguson. Row 4: R. Mur- ray, L. Hillier, E. Knoop, J, LaVoo, W. Mackey, F. McElhoney, G. Kuszmoul. 11-C Boys. Raw 1: Mr, Irwin, J, Wood, R, Shick, L. Shollenberger. Row 2: R, Razum, G. Racz, J. Wise, R L ckcrotf. Row 3: J. Scott, A. Tracy, L. Saltzman, M. Watson, J. Urbania, L. Woodring. Row 4: L. Smith J. W. l.e, G. Rowbottom, M. Vanelll, L. Rowbottom, R. Shearer. 61 10-A Girls. Row 1: P. Clark, M. Campbell, L. Curtorillo, E. Brown ,B. Fairman, N. Barrett, C. Blair. Row 2: L. Arndt, C. Dick, B. Carbone, N. Duncan, J. Eaton, B. Crincic, J. DeEugenio, Row 3: B. Ambrose C. Clisby, S. Barton, B. Evans, V. Craney, M. Dodge, J. Anderson, L. Bacon. Row 4: J. Chasser, J. Bradley, D. Daum, B. Ballard, V Arnett, C Aley, J. Craig. 'IO-B Girls. Row 1: C. Lab, M. Ferguson, L. Pleacher, J. Moyes, P. Ghisea, B. Owens. Row 2: C. King, P. Mitchell, K. Hancock, B. Perry, A. Griffith, C. Furlong, J. Mines. Row 3: K. Herrnison, P. Muridort. J. Fellows, K. Johnston, S. Pappas, J Millcr, J. Luoma. Row 4: Miss Trimble, R. Lanc, J. Phillips, K. Pinker- ton, M. Mrus, G. Lewis, L. Games, M. Kay. 'I0-C Girls. Row 'I: C. Thigpen, J. Parry, B. Thompson, J. Starry, C. Turner, C. Sindledecker, J. Robinson, A. Ringold. Row 2: D. Thigpen, J. Radcliffe, D. Sample, B. Ritchley, C. Stuber, S. Stull, S. Schwab, N. Wiles, J. White. Row 3: J. Tomlin, J. Weita, F. Scott, C. Struk, J. Trocheck, J. Rupp, R. Tackitt, B. Spencer, A. Williams. Row 4: Miss Williams, C. Thompson, D. Smith, M. Plotner, D. St. Clair, L. Porter, M. Riggs, R. Smith, J. Smith. 62 10-A Boys. Row 1: Mr. Godward, L. Blackwell, D. Crawford, B. Bonner, J. Frazier, E. Franks, R. Belak Row 2: G. Freeman, J. Feher, R. Gilbert, T. Gabrovsek, E. Edwards, B. Gill. Row 3: J. Gehrlein, R. Dean D. Berry, T. Armstrong, D. Abruzzi, D. Crew, B, Burick. Row 4: J. Gibson, J. Fife, J. Davis, R. Black burn, H. Gdno, R. Darby, G. Day, J. Casper. 'IO-B Boys. Row 1: T. Malay, D. Martini, R. Hilterman, J. Gore, D. Matthews. Row 2: Q. Kerr, D, Lewis, R. Kapcsos, T, Messersmith, H. Howard. Row 3: D. Leatherberry, D. Gilmore, G. Leece, D. Morris, G, Klentz, G. Mickelson. Row 4: Mr. Craft, D, McCauley, J. Holinbaugh, M. Hetzler, C. Waddell, J. Lane, G. Miller. 10-C Boys. Row 1: S. Rulick, J. Steffy, D. Wise, D. Smith, D. Parise, J. Williams. Row 2: Miss Morto, J. Thorpe, J. Pachuk, R. Sapxshe, R. Stewart, J. Wolcott, W. Williams. Row 3: D. Welker, T. Rogers, F. Will.ams, W. Young, W. Whittier, J. Scott, W. Pike. Row 4: J. Puncsak, J. Popp, J. Nycum, R. Spatholt, J. Palmer, E. Timko, D. Petrosky. 63 9-A Girls. Row 1: G. Frantz, L. Fisher, J. Falkinburg, A. Everett, J. Fickes, C. Busefink. Row 2: J. Fellows, J. Coe, M. Bennett, S. Farkas, D. Combs, S. Evans, B. Ewing. Row 3: R. Drennen, B. Berry, J. Daylida, J. Daley, E, Cline, D, Airwyke, J. Bell, M. Crites, Row 4: Mrs. Soak, J. Geraghty, D. Bianco, P. Foster, P. DelGarlJino, K. Bode, C. Crawford, J, Bakich, S. Davis. 9-B Girls. Row 1: P. Parsons, A. Kosciuk, M. Gulich, S. Hyde, H. Laprocina, C. Love, P. Parsons, S, Lovash, Row 2: Mrs. Krauss, L. Kirkwood, M. Patrick, B. Kibler, J. Herman, K, Hager, S. Kacir, G, Lylte. Row 3: V. Lisak, J. Miller, C. Harris, V. Guesman, J. Husher, P. Money, P. Lingo, K, Kreusler. Row 4: A. Holland, P. Minard, M. Michalovic, S. Mikell, L. Gibson, M. Hayes, B. Hammock. 9-C Girls. Row 'l: A. Steinhaus, J. Patterson, P. Valot, S. Patterson, S. Taylor, B. Tomlin, L. Reghetti, Mrs. Lutz. Row 2: J. Williams, S, Stein, L. Plant, C, Sample, S. Slife, J. Steele, S. Pleacher, J. Weizmann. Row 3: A. Phillips, S Vanelli, S, Rose, V. Venetti, N. Rogers, M. Shafer, L, Reed, B. Shvelnis. Row 4: D Part- ridge, B, Tate, M. Rakijasic, J. Tucker, R, Snoith, B. Urbania, D. Schryver, J. White, 64 9-A Boys. Row 1: G. Bracken, H. Curitti, J. Culver, K. Daum, R. Erskine. Row 2: M. Balciar, P. Allen, T. Brdek, B. Clary, J ,Flask, M. Atkins. Row 3: J. Artherholt, N. Boyde, A. Goodwin, D. Fisk, D. Booher, G. Dew, J. Feldman. Row 4: Mr. LoPinto, D. Druschel, W. Cleal, J. Joseph, C, Anderson, A, Arnold, K. Black- burn. 9-B Boys. Row 1: Mr. Warnock, D. McMillin, P. McMahon, D. Kowalski, R. Lombardi, D. McKee. Row 2: G. Mason, J. Malone, J. Mellich, C. Latimer, S. Mealy, J. Hake. Row 3: H. Luscombe, J. Lacusky, E. Jones E. King, B. Johnston, A. Leon, E. lmburgia, T. Latimer. Row 4: R. Holland, T. McCloskey, L. McGee, D Howells, R. Hunt, B. Koski, F. Edgington, T. Metzler. 9-C Boys. Row 1: G. Wrans, R. Palipchak, B. Spirko, D. Wright, B. Wilson, D. Parise. Row 2: J, Kaulback, W. Rowbottom, J. Salak, J. Reghetti, R. Mines, R. Renie. Row 3: J. Wishart, J. Patterson, L. Proper, W. Miller, C. Taylor, D. Sabo, D Miller. Row 4: Mr. Andrish, R. Smith, R. Perry, R. Shaw, M. Welke, J. Nance, J. Ripple, J. Strausbaugh. 65 8-1. Row 'l: J. Lytle, M, Sofak, M. Was, D. Klein, N. Wilson, D. Prosser, W. Boyd, M. Valsi. Row 2: A. Bartholomew, S. Cole, J. Holton, C. Bochrik, J. Dillon, L, Sindledecker, .I. Smith, J. Burgess, Row 3: L, Glmble, E. Rider, S. Alexander, S. Wickham, P. Dorbey, F. McMurry, S. Dick, P. Michaloyic Row 4: K. Keeling, T. Belak, L. Selby, R. Stevens, W. Taiclet, J. Lowe, R. Hayden, Mr. Hiesland. 8-2. Row 1: C. Barton, M. Mosko, A, Vaughn, R. Burgess, Miss Locke. Row 2: R. Lambing, C. Becrdsley G. Baldwin, W. Gunther. Row 3: W. Cochran, R. Reiner, F, David, l-l. Weimer, G, Glenn. 8-3. Row 1: D, Liddle, P. Thomas, A, Sumner, D. Hreno, M. Smith. Row 2: K. Carr, R. Rosner, C. DeCapito, P.. Lytle, J. Boyle, R, Hlxenbaugh. Row 3: C. Vandergrift, W, Cessna, T. Prychodnik, B. Johnston, M. Bald- win, P. Frye, J. Moorhead. Row 4: S. Yovich, R. Sook, D. Giesey, J. Murray, C. Thompson, J. Marino, M. Patrnchak, Mr. Kupka 66 8-4. Row 1: J. Williams, N. Monroe, P. Hudnell, R. Fuller, K. Gerberry, R, Eddy. Row 2: D. Sollitto, K. Lewis, C. Ratliff, J. Collins, C. lkladi, B. Henninger, F. Sabol. Row 3: D. Bunker, M. Pond, V. Verduci, B Crysel, P. Challenger, B. Juhasz, L. Sullivan. Row 4: Mr. Prokop, C, Phillips, S. Rozycki, A. Selep, W Gore, A. Davis, W. Holinbaugh, G. Kapper. 8-5. Row 'I: M. Motter, J. Ward, D. Humphrey, J. Rulick, F. Redmond, T. Pcrry, P. Thigpen. Row 2: J, Matter, R. Pachuk, D Winning, S. Feldman, C. Calugar, J. Hite, N, Swager, Row 3: A. Lindow, J. Baker, J. Duche, G. Stull, S. Kuhn, R. Balentine, R. Campana, B, Postlethwaile. Row 4: C, Curtis, R. Handley, J. Date-sh, D. Bradley, R. Jarman, M. Kcmpt, G. Chittle, Mr. Bailey. 8-6. Row 1. M. King, R. Coen, R. Darbey, D. Smith, J. Gecirhart, M. Timko. Row 2: C. Baldwin, N, Car- penter, M. Nicholas, J, Postlethwait, G. Jaskowcik, J, Liptak, P. Hinkle. Row 3: J. Stahl, L. Weisner, A. Lambing, R. Bock, B. Rumancik, T. Albrecht, L. Hoover. Row 4: Miss Andrews, C. Arnett, D. Roscoe, B. Clapper, F. Oviatt, M. Frazier, C, Watson, N. Swindler. 67 7-1. Row 1: G, Vigorito, C. Valor, B. Latham, S. Stitle, M. Racz. Row 2: Mr, Resafka, W, Davenport, R. Weimer, D. Harfsock, M. Prvonozac, B. Wilson. Row 3: R. Hronchek, A. Harris, J. Kirkwood, L. Elzy, J. Kelley, B. Shearer, 7-2. Row 1: K. O'Donnell, J. Ranck, G. McCoy, C. Gehrlein, K. Taylor, B. Goldman, D. Higley. Row 2: W. Horvafh,, B. Herig, T. Frazier, B, Larive, E. Airwyke, B. Swindler. Row 3: J. Lazov, D. Beach, J. Williams. S. Chos, K. Valenfine, T. Vines. Row 4: Mrs. Fansler, D. Phillips, B. Boone, B. Christopher, D. Blair, P, Leifer, J. Proper, R Lyfle 7-3. Row 1: C. Rulick, R. Kriner, C. Maze, E. Ward, M. Shilling. Row 2: L. Linsenmann, T. Scolf, R. Wood J. Tucker, R. Coe, K. Getfig, G. Lynn. Row 3: W. Mines, R. Jarman, C, Brown, M. Culver, P. K,arr, K Rees, Mr. Mafune. Row 4: A. Redmond, A, Mefz, L. Walters, L. Ralston, K. Price, C, Holland, J. Ross. 68 7-4. Row 'l: P. Schmid, J. Davenport, M. Giron, M. Davis, B. Blackburn, D. Chaney, L. Kersten. Row 2: D. Martin, G. Meszaros, J. Kunkle, J. Ringold, H, Owens, R. Valot, Row 3: Mrs. Robinson, B. Smith, K. Tomlin, C. Feher, J. Killin, D. Brewster, S. Yanick, C, Altsmon. Row 4: C. Williams, J. Handley, E. Bless- 'ng, D. Gano, J, Plant, R, McCall, T. Poe, J. Putnam. 7-5. Row 1: R. Hermson, P. Lisak, C. Gill, S. Morgan, R. Miller, G. Schulz, T. Vannelli. Row 2: R. Marino R. Palipchak, C Roberts, C Hunt, M Preece, S. Callahan, D. Clary. Row 3: Mrs. Gillespie, K. Kelley, L Hcroer, D. Davis, R. Hray, J. Shuttic, J. Boyd, Row 4: M. Wright, L. Kersey, K. Sisley, J, King, C. Davies S. Taylor, J. Quinlan. 7-6. Row 1: M. Losen, C. Gostovich, J. Kereszturi, C. Everett, C. Colgan, R. Hunt. Row 2: A. Mason, K. Williams, C. Clutter, L. Riddle, J. Scott, T. Laprocina, D. Baxter. Row 3: H. Ramsey, F. Duncan, G. Holin- baugh, A, Robinson, S. Windom, L. Seelof, S. MacRoberts, D, Bowman. Row 4: D. Roscoe, T. Mines, J. Bumgardner, E. Pappas, T. Boyd, R Cleal, T. Grate. 69 0 3 ff? ...Q ig v f' A77 .' 4? M 'S W.m 'fi' WQEYQW 1 M -A Q .,. :,. if ' ,M A G-f'55.3 sr, gg 1' ffm fs.. 1:-35,1 be , w in irfyiffe . f, f 3 Q, , ,aw , ,. , 5.1. Xbiif. 1 ,, .,,, me fy K fi' Ja 462 ,wk Z i 3 , gg ,fn fr' ' eg' V H P 'Q ' 'K' ' ' ,I Wit. 1 H.. f ., f. M' ,fn - -.4-qqf A Q, f , , gayy xi, A M S .X - . . gy ,, ,, . J, N. ' Q95 Scores Champion Vienna Southeast . Hubbard Liberty . Mineral Ridge Champion ,, Windham A Newton Falls Leavittsburg Brookfield Newton Falls Waren Harding Leavittsburg Brookfield Liberty Canfield Rayen Basketball Kneeling: Bob Razum, Jerry Wise, Bob Abruzzi. Standing: Mr. Godward, Duane Best, Walley Mackey, Reynolds Blackburn, John La Voa, Bud Cross, Vic Kapcsos, Jim Nycum, Dick Abruzzi. The Howland Tigers basketball squad finished a highly successful season this year with a record of eight wins and nine losses. Under the direction of Coach God- ward the boys were well coached in funda- mentals, sportsmanship, and every phase of the game. Coach Godward has plenty ot potential to work with next season with everyone returning except seniors Bob Abruzzi, Bud Cross, and Vic Kapcsos. 73 Coach Godward Coaches Godward and Prokop discuss LaVoo shoots away during the Re- basketball plays tor the Tigers. serve tracas with Harding. Senior globetrotter, alias Vic Kopc- sos, comes to the rescue of the Ti- gers agairist the Leopards. Jim Scott lets loose with a jump shot during the Harding reserve game. Jerry Wise demonstrates his talent tor the ballet against the dumfounded Liberty Leopards. Reserve Basketball Row 1: D. Wise, J. Scoff. Row 2: W, Burich, Q. Kerr, G. Freeman, G. Mickelson, E. Timko, G. Lees, G. Doy 0 Junior Basketball Row 'l: J. Hake, D, Howells, G. Dew, E. lmburgio, D. Drushel. Row 2: A. Goodwin, R. Smifn, T. Andrello, C, Anderson, B. Cleol, Mr. Wilms. 75 Seventh Grade Basketball Row 1: Tom Frazier, Bob Woods, Bill Goldman, Bob Lorvie, Allen Mason. Row 2: Jam Lazar, Denny Phil- lips, Keith Price, Dave Blair, Barry Boone, Eighth Grade Basketball Kneeling: Ted Belak, Dick Pacnuk, Larry Sindledecker, Stan Rozycki, Cliff Phillips. Standing: Bob Soak, Don Glesey, John Murrov, Andv Seloft, Ray Stevens, Lee Selby, Mr. Wllrns. 76 Flag lwirlers Kneeling: Susan Hodgiss, Carol Lantz, Georgia Hodgkiss. Standing: Connie Miller, Carolyn Turner, Karen Harris, Billy Spencer. Yea, team! is the shout of members of the Pep Club during an exciting basketball game. Organized this year to improve school spirit, the club made a colorful appearance at games clad in white shirts and clutching toy tigers. K , I . . ff , fe ' ri l .......... 77 C 3 -3.2 3 1 532' W Nr' 5 .1 3 Q , N uf . f' 2 11 3 Xa '40 mi, M V wi V 8 Kawai ' From the seventh and eighth grades up to the varsity squad these girls have cheered the respective teams onto victory, Through their pep and spirit the teams have made many second half comebacks and brought victory to themselves and the school. To them goes the greatest sorrow at a close defeat and the brightest elation at a hard won victory. Standing: Sue Vannelli, Beverly Tate, Carol Love. Kneeling: Renna Eddy, Joan Smith, .loan Williams These boys played the part of cheerleaders in a mock game between our cheer- leaders and our varsity basket- ball team. George Mickelson, Dick Abruzzi, Eric Timko, Ger- ald Day, Dave Wise, Quentin Kerr. Showing the form that has made him medalist, Don Howells chips a shot in a match at Yankee Run. Tom Maloy s Golf hows underclass potential tees off at Avalon v os he w Here are the boys who gave Howland a good standing in high school golf competition. Don Howells, Joe Popp, John Wood, Dave Howells, Ron Belak, Tom Maloy. Coach Prokop. Wrestling In Position: Bob Erskine, Tom Metzler. Fisk, Ralph Dean. Standing: Mr. lrwin, Frazier, Torn Evans. Wrestling is a young sport at How- land that is gaining more popularity all the time. Under the able direc- tion ot our wrestling instructor, Mr. Irwin, we were able to send Dave Smith to state competition this Year at Lakewood, Ohio. Dave is a sopho- more. Kneeling: Dave Smith, Ji Bob Ellenberger, Marion Baseball m Mellich, Paul Allan, Bill Pike, Bob Vannelli, Dan Cross, Don Morris, Jim The Tigers made a strong bicl in the District tournament this season by winning two games before losing in the semi-finals to Campbell Me- morial. They also were in contention for the league title. All this was made possible by the fine tutoring of Coach Paul Andrish. -llc-Q-r Kneeling: M. Smith, Mgr., R. Herig, J. Flask, J. White, D. Pack, B. Burick, H. Curitti, M. Watson, B. Cleal, J. Wolcott, R. Smith, J. Thorpe, Mgr. Standing: D. Ramsey, J. Habenicht, D, Dabelko, D. Casperson, B. Cross, R. Crawford, G. Mickleson, R. Kapcsos, J. Nycum, B, Razum. F' fb.. ?z13'.S'7 Uffil Board of Educathni Mr. A. O. Lemasters, Mr. Melvin Seelaff, Mr. Clifford Berry, Mr. John Brady, Mr. G. Fred Shafer, Mr. H. C. Mines, Mrs. Claire Humason. Supenntendent Howland is very fortunate to have able administrators to direct the smooth functioning of the school. The administration ex- perience many headaches to insure us the best advantages and op- portunities available. To this tre- mendous task these people have applied leadership, skill, and pa- tience. Mr. A. 0. Lemasters 84 Principal ssistant Principal i :S Ei ig Mr. Norman D. Kepner Mr. Mark R. Barrick Secretaries Secretaries: Nellie Zocha, Dorothy Beordsley, Jayne Winters, Mildred Cunningham. 85 Dorothy Andrews B.S., Ohio STCJTE Facult Po ul Andrish B.S., Youngstown Dean Bailey B.S., Wittenberg Pauline Bode BA., Heidelberg Ronald Boyer George Breckner Ervin Coleman Charles Craft B.S., Clorlon Stole B.S., M. Ed., Kent B.S., M. Ed., Ohio Stole B.S., Kent Helen Griffin B.S., B,A., Youngstown 3 e in ,r 2 . ' E., Marie Fansler B.S., Wesr Virginia U. M. Ed., Kent Frances Gillespie AB., Western College Virginia Frederick B.S., M. Ed., Kenf William Godward Facult B.S., Youngstown M. Ed., Westminster Gerald Hiestand Robert Hood Lillian Hotchkiss mg, B.S., Kent B.A., Ohio Wesleyan B.A., Baldwin-Wallace W-.4 E .. x Z i 3 Helen Husher Robert L. Irwin Jean Johnson Mary Lee Krauss B.S., Battle Creek B.S., Kent B.S., Miami B.S., Thiel 87 Facu t -ai, W 'W' r Helen Locke BS., Kent . Ed., Westminster Regina Morto M. Ed., Kent Mrs Irwin, Mr. Irwnn Mrs Johnson, ond Mr Johnson getting food of the Prom KM IE . . ssagt w A , Mrs. Lutz serves Mrs. Rieser and Mr, Coleman during the Career Day Tea. Facult Michael Prokop Jack Resatka Mabel Robinson James Robinson B.S., Youngstown B.S., Younastown B.S., Ohio U, B.S., Youngstown M. Ea., Westminster B.S., M,E., Kent Therese Sook Frank Thomas Margaret Trimble James Warnock B.S., Villa Marta BS., M. Ed., Youngstown BA., Mount Union B.S., Ohio State 89 LII. , - Sfflirfifl ,f -- :me -, ., ,l.,.,,, Facult Do ores Wulllams Edgar Wilms B. Lucille Woodford Lydia Zaharlou BS Youngstown BS Mt. 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O P P U PRODUCT PLANNING FLUID MECHANICS A E O N seso Mo. sooo Mo. M D R L E U T I R C U M YOUNG DRAETSMEN AIR DESIGN I A N I Ssso Mo. sooo Mo. C T I T A I T E N O I D METALI.uRGIS1'S WELDING STUDIES N E sooo Mo. sazs Mo. PHYSICISTS To 512,000 MATH MEN seso Mo. THROUGH Best Wishes HETZ CONSTRUCTORS, INC. Above urgent appeal for technical personnel, taken from a recent full page advertisement for technical know how for just on of the thousands of similar plants, exemplifies the desperate need for engineers, scientists, technicians, etc., and how it really pays off to students willing to pay enough attention to math, chemistry, etc. instead of following line of least resistance by developing personality. The Reds are grind- ing out three times the number of technicians that we are-determined to gain world leadership in industrial production. Howland must meet the challenge. i-K-K-K-l-i--l-K-l- -K-K-K-K-K-L-l-K-Q-l-I-l-K-L-l--K-l-K-K-Ksk-L-K-l-i-l-K-K-K-K-f-l-l-K-i-I-K-K 92 -g..g... .Q-Q..g.g.g ------..-------g.. Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Seniors of 1958 From Your Senior Class Photographer H0 li 0F P0ll'PItAI'I' 'l'UIll0 A Ii THE CAMERA ll0P 1252 E. 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It is the place for today's modern shopper who doesn't have time to go to many stores. Andrew's is located at the corners. 1.1.1. .1.1. -1.1.1.1. -1. -1.1.1.1. 1 -1.1.1.1.1. - -1.1.1.1.1. - 1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Cas, oil, tires, batteries-all these and many more can be found at BLANK'S SERVICE STATION, found on Route 82, west of Howland Corners. is 5 55 95 WARREN COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 2401 Parlcman Road Warren, Ohio 3 sizes - Regular, Kina, ancl Family Coolers furnished without charge for all special events Phone 456ll -q,..g.g.g ---.. ------ ---- if? Compliments oi HOWLAND CLASSROOM TEACHERS ik - -g,.g.g.g.g .. - - -1,.g.g.. ..L. - -Q-g.Q.g-g.Q - 96 - - - -Q.. ..g.g.g. - - - - - -Q-g.g..g.g.. - Compliments of THE CAMPBELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors and Engineers North River Road - Warren, Chio Post Cttice Box 1190 Phone NCrmanc1y 41566 -----..--- -..-g..g.g..g. .----q,.g.g.g.g.-- Compliments oi COPPERWELD STEEL COMPANY Warren, Chio - .. .. - .. - - - - .. - - -g,.g.g.g..g. -q.g.g.Q.g. 97 K K-K-K-l-K-K-ln-K-l-K-K- 1l1K1t?t?l1K1K111K1K1l Compliments ot DAN E. HOWELLS REAL ESTATE 1027 North Rootol, N. E. Phone 8460-3 Q,.g.g.g.g. - - - - .. - - .. - - -g.g.g.g.g. - - ik Best Wishes From THE 422 RESTAURANT it 98 K K K K-K-K-l-K-R-WK-K-K-K-isK-K-K-K-K-K-K-in-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K1K1Q1K1l111k1 - -K-K-K--I I- Pi? Compliments of THE FEDERAL MACHINE AND WELDER COMPANY K K K K-K-K-l-K-l-i-Q-l-K-K-K-l-K-l-K-K-R-Kumi-K-K-K-K-K-l-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-KF! K K K Located in the new and beautiful medical center, the HOWLAND PHARM- ACY fills all needs from household items to prescriptions. Jim Marti, drug- gist at the pharmacy, provides efficient service at all times. K K Q -K-K-l-K-K-K-l-l-l-K-l-K- , , - -in K- K- K-l-K- l-l- K 99 K K K K K K K K K K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K K K K K K K K K K K K il? Compliments ot HAMILTON and MEIGS, INC if? K K K K K K K K K- -K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K- -K-K-K-K-K-K-K K K K K K K K K K K K K Compliments oi J. A. McMAHON, I Structural Steel for Any Purpose 649 Grant Street Niles, Ohio NC K K K K K K K K K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K4-K-K-K-K-K-K-Kn-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K K K K K K-K K K K K K K IOO Best Wishes from THE REPUBLIC STEEL CO. Warren, Ohio Compliments of STROUSS' CORNER STORE STROUSS' APPLIANCE STORE GRlSWOLD'S STORE Warren, Ohio IO! K K K K-K-l-K-l-i-K-111-K-K-K-K-K-K-lr-l l-K-K-K-K-K-l-l-l-l-K-K-K-K-l-Q- -K-K-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-1 K ....i1x7, Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of THE BURNACH PACKING COMPANY Located west of Howland Corners on Route 82. sl ul sl J ul ul sf ul sl sl ul ul 54 J J .l .! .! .! .! .l .L .E .! .! it i . .! .L .l .! J VICKER'S TRAILER SALES. Parts-Soles-Service. U.S. 422. McKinley Heights Niles, Ohio. - Telephone OL 22593. l K K -1-l-K-K-l-l-l-l-l-K-l-l-K- -in -l-K-l-K-K-l-l-l-C-K-K-l-l-l-K-K-l-K-K-R-l-K-K- K-K-K K Qu-Q - -Q-Q-Q.Q.Q.Q. - .Q.Q.Q.Q-Q-Q.Q.Q..Q-Q-Q.Q-Q-Q- -Q.Q.Q.Q.Q.Q..Q... -Q-Q.Q.Q.Q..Q-Q.Q.Q.Q Q Q Q Compliments of WEAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Woirren,CDhio K-l-Q1l1KhK1Knl:KpKnKnluQunl-lnK1Qu-Q-Q-Qnl-KnQ1KgL-Qu-Q-i-L-Q-Qgkgklpnk-K-L-KQKQQ-nh-K1-luK Q K WISE FLORISTS. Wise Folks Buy Wise FIowers Phone Niles--OLympic 25837. 5765 Mines Road, S.E., Worren, Ohio. 2Q5 A -t--l-i-K-- 1KHKHK-KSQ-Ksh-l-Xml-l-K-K-Kp-QnQ-l-Q-l- Q Q iO3 K K K K K-K-K-K-K-K !n--l-l-K-l- -l-K-K-K-K-l- -i-K-ln-K-l-K-K-l-l-l-0-K-K-l-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K- Compliments of THE THOMAS STEEL COMPANY Compliments THE FRAYSIER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Warren Ohio Q BIDWELL OPTICAL DISPENSING CO Coll us for on oppointment for on eye exominotion. New Grand Store locofion. 252 N. Pork Ave., M Block north of High Street. Phone 21576. Warren, Ohio Q l -K-K-K-Q-1-K-K-K-K-K-I-in -K-l-l-ln!-K-K-K-Q-K-K-K-K-Spinl-l-l-K-l-K-l-il-l-K-K-!-K- J I L .E 4 . J I vi? i 1 f .E i I of 1 M X .! J J .! .! L .! .! J 1-I ul -Q-nl-l-1-Q-lq-l,- qhnh-1-Q-1 .-Q-Q KQQQKQQQKQL-A-Kg -.Q-K-l-QQQ-K-Q-. Q 104 ELMER EYRICH S SOHIO SERVICE H71 E. Market at Iddings SOHIO PRODUCTS Atlas Tires and Batteries Best Lubrication in Warren SEE and DRIVE the ALL NEW EDSEL SUBURBAN MOTORS 3900 Youngstown Rd. Warren Ohio 1.-Q-x t t Q Compliments of EDDY S HIGHWAY SERVICE Your Friendly Gulf Dealer FRED H MYERS Registered Jewelers American Gem Society Warren Ohio .! i sf? i 1 I sl .l .l ' .l .1 1 .! .! H! I 1 .! .l .l .! Q! ll ll .! .l .! .l .! .! L O ii? 1 .l .! .l .! .! 1 .l . .! 1 Sir .! 1 .l .! .! .! Q . ul 1 .l .l .l .l Q , ul I I il .! .l .l . .! J Sf? .! .! I J .l 1 1 q-Q-g..t.. -4.-t-1-1.4 g..g.Q-g-g.g.g.g.g. ....Q.q.g.t.g..g.g.g.g-Q.g.g..t-Q-1- -L-g.g-Q-g.g-g-q...Q Q 172, Compliments of FORD CLEANERS Niles, Ohio .-ik, O Think First of FIRST FEDERAL SAVING and LOAN ASSOCIATION O ii, Congratulations ond Best Wishes to The Senior Closs HOWLAND SUPER MARKET Phone 84385 Ruth and Del Miller Compliments of THE HOLIDAY RESTAURANT AQA7.. ul .l .! I .! .! .! .! .! .! .l .! .l .! .! I .l .! .! .! .! .l .! .l .E .! .! .! .! .! .! I I .! ul .! .! .1 .! .! ul .l .! .! 1 .! J .! 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' .! .l I vii? 5 .! .E .! l We-lil K-K Best Wishes from THE PRINTZ MEN S CLOTHING THE CARLISLE WARNER STORE Congratulates The i958 Graduating Class Howland High School Compl iments of PACK S GENERAL STORE Compliments of GRAHAM REALTY K K-1-K-Q-1-K-K K-K-K-l-K-K-K -K-K-K-i-K-l-l-l-K-l-K-inC-K-K-Q-l-K-K-l-K-K-K-K K-K-Q-K K A J 1 1 1 1 1 'ik 1 ik' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iff Si? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ul 1 1 1 1 il? 1 1 1 ik ul 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 of 1 1 1 1 1 3 il? 1 il? 1 1 1 1 1 1 9- ..---..----..--g.g..g.1........-...------..-...-----------..--..- SALES SERVICE ALBERT SMITH AND SON distributors of Barber-Colman Overhead Doors Aluminum Storm Doors and Windows Phone NOrmandy 48952 Elm Rd. Ext. Warren Ohio Phone 21504 THE WOODWARD COMPANY Heating and Airconditioning Franklin St. S.W. Warren Ohio Compliments of COX LITHOGRAPHING CORP Griswold Ave. Ext. Warren Ohio Compliments of WARREN MUSIC CENTER I I 1 1 1 Sir I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 Sf? 1 1 1 1 uf 1 Sir 1 1 1 1 1 il? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II II i 1 168 , 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Sir 1 1 il? 1 1 1 I Q- K K K-Q-Q-tl-1sQnQ-Q-Q-Q-Qu-K- 1-Q-1Kuln-Q-Q1Q-Q-Q-QQQ-QQK-Q-K-3Q-QnlnlnK1QnK1Q-QQQQQQQQ QQ-A-QQQQK-K 1 Compliments of THE WARREN SANITARY MILK CO 1296 Youngstown Rd. Warren Ohio Phone 21501 il? RED S AUTO GLASS SHOP Mirrors and Gloss Tops for Furniture 410 South Street Phone 28211 Warren Ohio J 6 54 ul ul -I ul 4 I nf ul ul ul - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 4 f ul 1 1 1 ik 1 it 1 1 1 1 Abbie Alexander Florence Cottle WARREN'S ART STORE Art Needle Work Home of Necchi-Elna Sewing and Knitting Machines Sales and Service 181 High Street, N. E. Warren, Ohio Tel. 28966 ik Compliments of TIN KHAM'S MARKET it t..g..g. , ...Q-.x-n.m-x-x s..x-t.t.t.t-t-1,-. -t-t-x-t-s-x-n-t- -Q-1-Q-Q-L-h -Q-Q-1-Q-Q-u -L-Q .. - .. -Q. -.Q-Q-Q.. - - -q,... -g.g- ongfzaiufafions ff-mm OLVZ .ggzinfefz 19 8 .qbainesville .qbufnlislcing Company, :gn 324 North State Street PAINESVILLE, OHIO 2 -lrlku -K-l 111 K K-l-K-K-K-K-K-I-K-K-K 1- -K-K-K-K-K-l-K X-K-l-K-K-K-K-K-l-l-l-K-l-K-l-l-K'-i-K-i-l-K- K K I 1 Compliments of PRITCHARD'S CLOTHING STORE 39 S. Main Street Niles Ohio OLympic 23516 CAMP S BOTTLED GAS and APPLIANCE CO 431 East Market Street Phone 4556-6 Warren Ohio 7191 Market St. SKyline 81114 Youngstown Ohio Remember to Remember T e Realtor C W OTTO says Let Your Real Estate Problem Be My Worry Warren Ohio Phone Niles Ohio OLympic 22027 Compliments of CONTI ELECTRIC SUPPLY 3836 Niles Rd. Ext. Phone 33216 Compliments of CAPRI MOTEL 8043 E. Market Phone 84995 Compliments of DUCHESS SHOPPE CANDIES Since 1919 Wedding - Birthdays - Anniversaries Gift Candies for All Occasions 2837 Youngstown Rd. S.E. Warren Ohio Also a Shoppe in Heart of Downtown Warren Chas. G. Sikaras if ul J ul 1 if ul ul ul ul ul sl ul ul 1 I .1 .1 .1 1 - .1 .1 .1 1 .1 1 .1 f .1 .1 I .1 .1 .1 1 ' .1 .1 , .1 .1 .1 ll II i! .1 h .1 .1 .1 .1 O I 1 .1 s .1 II -E ll ul -! I I I 2287 Youngstown Rd., S.E. 'E ul f 1 J , .1 .1 .1 , -Q-Q-Q-lp-K-K -K-K-K-K-K-l-K-i -l-K-l-K-In-K-K ,, -K-K-K-kk Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of DANIELS MOTOR FREIGHT Warren, Ohio Compliments of D. 6 I. ELECTRONICS SUPPLY Phone 37216 Compliments of DICK LIPTAK T V Sales - Service Repairing - All Makes 81 Models 1425 Elm Road N.E. Warren Ohio Telephone NOrmandy 42502 Compliments f DAIRY QUEEN STORES IN TRUMBULL couN'rY EL RIO Where Good Food Like A Good Host Bids You Come Again Youngstown-Warren Rd. Dial 20711 ul I I I .I I A . . .I .I I I I I I , .I ,I , .I .I .I I .I 6 -K-K-K-K-lk -lnlv-K-K-K-K-lv-K-KSC-K-K-ln J .I .I I .I i , J O .I I I , I .I .I I I I I I I . l I I . I I .I I I I Q Q Q Q-QQQQQ-Q-n W Q1 - QQQQQ Q-Q-QgQu-QQQQQQQQQQQ-Q-p , , QQQQQQQQ-Q-QQQQQQQ-QQQ Q K K-K-K-K-1-K-K-K-l-l-ll-l-l-l-K-K-K-K-K- -K-K-l-K-l-K-K K- -K-l-K-lFK-l- -K-K-K-K-K-l-K-K K K K FREDRIC S CHARCOAL BAR-B-QUE Located on U.S. 422 ust 1 Mile North of McKinley Heights Compliments of THE GRINNELL CORPORATION GENE S IEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Cameras - Appliances 140 N. Park Ave. Warren Ohio Phone 4660-1 Compliments of FLECK PONTIAC N i les, Ohio GILLETTE REST HOME Phone No. 46302 3214 Elm Rd. Ext. Let us tell you What's wrong HOWLAND TV 6 APPLIANCE Philco Soles and Service Phone 84401 127 Niles-Cortland Road Howland, Ohio J .! .! l ' T il .! .! n n 1 I .! I .! .l 1 .l .J .! .! .1 .! .l .! .l .! .! .! .! .! .! .! I I I .! .! .E .! .l .! .l .l .! .! .l .l .! .1 I I K K- -K-K-K-K-hi-K-hi-K-bil-K-K-W K'-K-K-K-K-K-K-i-K-1-K-K-K-W 4 K l-K-k-l-k-K-l-K-l-k-Q-Q-t-Q-Q-k-k-K-K-K-A-K-L-1-Q-lpg-Q-Q..Q-Q.Q.Q.Q.g.g.g.Q..g-Q-1-Q-1-g-Q-Q Q A real example of modern trend in living is the HOWLAND MOBILE HOME PARK located W mile east of HOWLAND CORNERS. This neat welll-supervised park truly lives up to its motto: Trailer Living at its Very Best thanks to its proprietor Louis Dillion. Best Wishes from 638 E. Market Stree Warren Ohio HIGLEY S FLORISTS Dial OLympic 2-4347 McKinley Hts. Niles Ohio Dial SWeetbriar 9-3246 I578 Mahoning Youngstown 9 Ohio HOWLAND HARDWARE All hand and Power Mowers Repaired and Sharpened to factory standards. Free Pick-up and delivery HOMER H HOFFMAN Niles oldest department store. Shop here for the whole family. Ready to wear and other items. Compliments of ' THE I ENSEN HARDWARE COMPANY .I .I I .I .I .I .I 1 I .1 , .I I .I II 1 .I ,, ng I I K! .I .I I .I . .I I .I l .I I .I , 0 I , I CO. HOON S I . . r i .I l , .I .I .I . I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I I I .I .I .I .I f I -.1 .I I I .I 1 l -.4 .I .I .I I x 1-x-Q-x-A-1-Q-x-m.-x-4-Q m-n-x-x- x-x-s-n-Q-1-t...g...g.t.t.i.t.g.t -t.t.g.t.g.g...g.g.g.g.g.t.t t Compliments of ll E BRUCE Compliments of the W M KYSER SALES COMPANY lnstitutional Equipment Folding Chairs 84 Banquet Tables 3425 Youngstown Road S.E., P.O. Box 366 - Warren, Ohio Phone 45631 LORD CHESTERFIELD TAILORS Ladies' and Men's Tailoring l53 Pine NE. Warren, Ohio Phone 5439-2 High Style Haberdashery 6. I LAUNDROMAT Self or Attendant Service Family Washing - Shag Rugs Dry Cleaning - Shirt Laundry Open 8 A.M. to B P.M. Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 723 Elm Road NE. Phone 33827 LOVE S GARAGE Diamond T Trucks Waren, Ohio Compliments of LAKELAN D SWIFT HOMES lO45 Youngstown-Warren Road Niles, Ohio .J l u -E In o a L J .! .L .L l .! s 0 J 1 i I .! .! l .! .E 1 I l L .! .! 0 Q 1 .l 1 .! .! .l I I l I 1lgL1L-QgQ1Kp11Q1Q- -Q-KQKQQQK-QQQQQQ -QQQQQQL-L-n QQQ-QQLQKQKQQQQQQ-i QQQQ-QnK1L1QzLzKxl1l L Compliments of MULLEES INC 144 Youngstown Road S.E. Warren Ohio GRADE LUMBER CAR BLOCKING CONSTRUCTION LUMBER Richard D. Morris Phone 8330i IOHN N MORRIS LUMBER CO Yard and Office NilesVienna Rd. Vienna Ohio Compliments of THE MALON E DAY COMPANY Warren, Ohio Distributors of plumbing, heating and industrial supplies Compliments ot MOXIES DRIVE IN MAHN S SOHIO SERVICE Atlas tires Batteries McKinley Hts. Niles Ohio Phone OL 28795 . NILES LUMBER 6 SUPPLY Lumber and Building Supplies Your downtown lumber dealer Phone OL-24051 J i i i .I .I i . .I I 0 Q! .I i I . i .I 1 , .I .I . I I .I .I .I .I .I .I I .4 I .I i .I , .I i ' .1 l . I .J l I ' 4 .4 a A u ul .4 .4 J 4 4 4 J K K- -K-K-K-K-K-K-K K-K-K- -K-K-K-Q i-K-K-l-l-l-K- - -K-l-i-K-K-K- -K-K-K-K-K-K-K C-Q-K-K-K-K K a-1-1-1-x-x-1-a-x-L-1-1-Q-1-Q-L-1-1-Q-Q-Q-Q Q-L-1-1-Q-Q-Q-h1-Q-1-1-hQ-Q-Q-1-Q-1-1-Q-Q-Q 1 Compliments of OHIO GLASS AND SALES COMPANY l203 Youngstown Rd. S.E. Warren Ohio Phone 59563 THE MODERN MYER FRANK Warren s complete furniture store. All the comforts of home. 255 East Market Phone 22584 Compliments of SACKS IEWELRY ll8 East Market Street Compliments of THE OHIO CORRUGATING COMPANY BRUCE S FASHIONS Exclusive but inexpensive 130 South Park Avenue Phone Warren 583l6 8 North Main Street Niles Ohio Phone OL-23633 WHHH 1440 Music - News - Sports .! .l .l .! I I .! .! J .! .! 1 I .1 .! .l ' .! .! .! .l i .! .! .! .l .! 1 .l I T ll ll .! f i J .! .! .l I , .! .! .! .! .! .E .! .E I i .! .! .! l I .! 1 l .l .! .! l .1 .! l .! .! --nu--11111-1-ng-nl-Ka u-1 Compliments of BRAINARD STEEL DIVISION SHARON STEEL CORPORATION Warren Ohio B. F. WARREN PASTRY SHOP 1417 Youngstown Road, South East Phone 3917-6 ALBERT GUARNIERI 6- CO Wholesale Candy - Cigars - Cigarettes 1133 E. Market St. Warren Ohio Distributors of Schrafft Chocolates 55525 lil:-K BERNARD S MUSIC AND T V CENTER 91 E. State Street Niles Ohio OL-2231 1 Band and Orchestra Instruments Piano RCA Victor Color and Black and White TV Tape Recorders - Phonographs Transistor Radios - Records 2 AUTOMOTIVE INC OF WARREN Distributors of Automotive Products 147 Pine Ave. S.E. Warren Ohio Compliments of AETNA FREIGHT LINES I ,L 1 I I . . ul I , sf I I f I 0 I I J Famous Brands I I I I I I I I I I I I I I il 1 0 I I I I I I I I I , sd I I , I I I I I I I I I 1-I , J ul al ul uf sl 6 J J J I ul 4 J J J J 1 - .. - ... ... - - ..g. .. - - - - - .Q-Q.g..g-g..g.g.g.. .g..q.g.g. - - -g... Q. .. - - CORRADI TAILORS Fine Custom and Tailor Made Clothes l24 Pine Street Warren, Ohio Best Wishes CLIFF IAMES TRAILER SALES PAGE AND BYRNES INSURANCE F ' . . . Telephone 4465l Compliments of THE CLYDE COLE MOTOR CO. Your Buick - Cadillac Dealer Co pli e ts of A FRIEND pl' S m m n l .I i .I .! .I . .l .! .l .! .! .I .! Compliments of I I .! i Com :ment of .! -1 . .E ROGER S CLEANERS 255 ranklin St, SE Compliments of WESTER BROS. CONCETE 6. SUPPLY CO. 1240 Youngstown Rd. Warren, Ohio Dial 31505 ' e ts WARREN FURNACE C pl' ts a d Best W'sh s f WARREN FLORISTS ASSOCIATION g..g.g.g.Q.g. ..g.g.g.q.g.q.. ....g..q.g.g WARREN MARINE 61 SPORT CENTER Phone 53716 Mahoning Avenue Extension Warren, Ohio Complete Marine and Sporting goods WARREN INSURANCE AGENCY Fa ous for Serv'ce S'nce 1916 350 H'gh St. N.E. Wa re Oh'o Pho e 41568 Best W'shes F m WARREN BUSINESS COLLEGE .I .I .I i .I I .I .I I I Compllm n of I I rn I I I I I I I co 1 ' I 1 r n, I I 1 F1 .I .I .I .I .I I I I .I .I .I om :men n I e o -I ' ro .I .I .I .I .I I .I .I I I I I I K K-K-K-K-K-iv-l-l-l-K-K-K-l- -K-l-K-l-l-l-K-K-k-l-l-i-l-kK- I- l-K-K-K-l-i-l- -l-K-K-l-K-Ii-l- Compliments of SACHS IEWELRY 118 E. Market St. Special Discounts to Graduates Compliments of SORIANO APPLIANCES Headquarters for General Electric Appliances Niles, Ohio Office Phone 33641 STORAGE TRANSFER G SUPPLY CO. Cool - Builders' Supply Co. Certified Concrete Warren, Ohio Compliments of SHIVELY SALES 6. SERVICE ' 16 E. Church i .I ' Phone OL 22556 Niles, Ohio J Your Friendly Ford Dealer Corner High and Park SPORTLAN D Complete Sporting Goods Line Compliments of RATLIFF'S SERVICE STATION I I I . . .I I 1 i .I .I i i .I .I 1 .I .I .I .I .I J .I .I .I .I .I .I I L 1 il .I .I .I I .I .I .I .I .I .I l I 2891 Elm Road, NE. .I .I I .I .I I K Ku- -l-l-K-l-K-l-C- -l-l-K-K-K- l-I-K-K-I-In-K-K -k-K-l-K-K-K-K- -K-K-K-K-K-in-K-K-K-K-K-I K 122 Compliments of RICHARD S SHOES Real Estate Sales and Management Farms City and Suburban Property TOTTEN 6 SALES Realtors May we have the pleasure of serving you? Office Phone 29020 Res. NOrmandy 44942 l23 High Street N.E. Warren Ohio Compliments of THE MEARS AGENCY 420 Robbins Avenue Niles Ohio Insurance - Real Estate Frank E. Mears George P. Suty Francis E. Mears Audrey J. Dicks u- 1 -Q1-Q 1 a 1 x s Compliments of RECOVERY DRUG COMPANY THE WARREN MARBLE 61 GRANITE CO 823 Niles Road S.E. Warren Ohio lOpposite Entrance to Oakwood Cemeteryl Phone 37136 68th Year THE WARREN HARDWARE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Plumbing Electrical and Mill Supplies l79 W. Market St. and 829 High St. N. E. Warren Ohio J I ul 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 t T I I ul 1 I i 1 1 I 1 I ' T J 1 ul J ul ul ul ul ul I -1 ul .I I ul ul ul ul 6 ul V 1 ul K-l-1-Q-Q-Q-ni--n-1n-1----.-- K I K I I K K I K K K I I K I K-I-K-K-Q-l-l K- -t-Q-g-Q-Q-Q-l-l-l-t- -1-1-Q-Q-1-1 K l23 Q 1-Q-1-1-Q-Q-n-L-Q-1-Q-h -Q-Q-Q-Q-1-Q-1-1-Q-n-L-m-L-w ul For Young Men of Fashion THE MEN'S SHOP I3 S. Main Street Niles, Ohio Phone 23323 Compliments of THE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK CO. Niles, Ohio Compliments of THE UNION SAVINGS 6. TRUST CO. Warren, Ohio .I -I You'll meet the future with 1 confidence E it you prepare for it today THE NILES BANK COMPANY Niles, Ohio Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VALLEY PLUMBING 6 HEATING. INC. 8024 East Market St. Ext. WALTER CASAVANT- JOHN CHINELLI Phone 84565 S. I. YOVICH 6 CO. 7024 E. Market St. Warren, Ohio Q Q g.g.g..g.n..m-m-x-x- 1-1-Q-1-Q-1-hQ-Q-Q-Q-1-1-h -s-s-Q-1-Q-Q-Q.-1-Q-1-Q-1-1-Q-w -1-Q-Q-Q Q I I I i , . , , .I i . .I i .I l .I .I .I , .I .I , .I .I .I .I . .I . .I I .I . .I .I l .I .I .I l . , .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I .I l24 - -Q.Q..g.g-Q-mpg-Q .. .. - - - - - .. - .. - -g.g.g.q...g..g. - ... ..g.q. Q. Compliments of TRUMBULL SUPPLY 6. MANUFACTURING CO. Compliments of THE TRUMBULL SAVINGS 61 LOAN COMPANY The Oldest Savings lnstitutio Trumbull Co. Warren, Ohio - - - .. - - - -Q-Q.. -Q-Q-Q-L-Q-Q-Q Q,-g..Q-g-g-i-g-1-k-l- -Q-L-bl-K-h -K-K-K-ink-K-K-K Al's Barber Shop Baker Materials Company Bergstrom Cfarage Beverage Center Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brady B. C. Brown, DDS. Darling Shop David Adgate and Family Downs ci England Optical Co. Gates Golden Dawn l-lelen's Bridal Shop Howard lohnsons loe's Badiator Service and Auto Glass Mickey's Army-Navy Store Dr. and Mrs. Donald A. Miller Nick Bagazzo Niles Bowling Alley Parkway Cafe Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bamsey Badio Specialties Sammy's Service Station Shaker Department Store Trumbull Bronze Co. Trumbull Cement Products Co Veneris Bestaurant Wear's Barber Shop Qu-QnQ1Qm11Qgl1QgQqK1l1Q1Q1 11,-QQQQQQ Q 1 1K1 QQ: 1 1 1 1 l25 W W wi M jgg, fl2 gf Q55 M V JM ,w WMM !Qf saw MM J W J 3 dim W W Mm MJ? W Gini 'ww 'gf mmm My yy' www V2 Mm Y? Wig? 1 17,0 WA X , V , U 1 1 1 -Q 1 , 19,35 . 'M ' N 'gif I. 1 15 N 9 s Q A 9 4:.A I 0 qi W AO, WW Jwfwfc 8 fwf QU2'ff ' O' my Hep bv JV 17 Ca'-W1 , LM ,rf If A 1' VW J ff, A - W X f 10 if A V, v J , 1 , W EM X Q W W6 Tw wif? Comjf 5' XQWK fit? f Wx K fflf L ' 186 2, Q52 Jmjfxo, A iff 3LWgE5Qhi'K UE.-+1 - M Q wwf , ? Wa gyX P 5? -Y , V ' w,-,Q .:n,'1 -g,,,,,,,m', -mmm-2. f.nmm.Lfm.1-mln