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

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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.

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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.

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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.