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

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' 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.

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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.