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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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Warren, Ohm Zzfrrwzfrd Today we follow the precepts and tradi- tions laid down by those who have traveled before us on the sometimes difficult path of learning. We have come to respect the wis- dom and experience of our predecessors, and we have learned to value the written records of the many people who have formed and con- tributed to our American society. Now we ap- proach the time when we ourselves must im- part knowledge to those who follow us, We who are to be tomorrow's leaders must never stop learning, and we must begin to add our own small part to our society. Throughout his- tory it has been so, each succeeding genera- tion contributes its experience to those who follow. Thus does mankind advance itself. The l96O Scroll staff presents this pic- torial review of our last year at Howland. We invite you to join our Scribe who will show you the various segments of our life in the Halls of Howland. Sports, dances, friendships, and the many other aspects of school life all supplement our scholastic achievements to help make us well-rounded individuals. Al- though we believe it impossible to capture the spirit of Howland on paper, if we are able to record some of the events of our senior year within these covers, our pi 'nose will have been fulfilled. I , l I' At the Christmas program put on by the Senior and Junior bands, parents and friends were treated to an evening of delightful music at the Hanson Gymnasium. Cable Introduction . Seniors And Underclassmen . Activities And Organizations Athletics . Faculty And Curriculum . Advertisers And Sponsors . Of Kmfcufs Hussey, Backer, Jfnmcravm .... Symiwls Of 7345: We tumble out of worm beds to catch the familiar 8:00 sharp and we are approaching a long hard school yellow school bus. day. First stop - the lockers. But linger we must not, for there is the bell. rel S I ll iliszi ,.ff5i'5i,E.ffi3 Q i 1 ..,. i 'Q is , W 5?2FZ?3ssP' .' N Yfudcufis' Zi 5 ,Ili flrfwlrmd Listening to the announcements in homeroom, these girls are brought to attention by . . . . . . the voice of Jockie Rupp broadcasting over local radio station WHHS. The Lord's Prayer, followed by the flag salute, and the Howland High Lifes compose the morning onnouncementsg then the bell and oft to class. g .iiagisif fi? ' xl Ja 5 4 H , gm ,lifter Ure Preliminaries, Deufrr Ce Werk Through the morning, Howlond's students occupy themselves with learning then . . Time out for lunch! Students take advantage of the pause to eat and be sociable f Yin mul' 1 lm wggggeziswsi iw f w,:,w5,5f4f4' . 35515 z . ,, X L X R , H K ' ' , if 1 Q ' 1 fffg .- .v 4 qt' f- I if V la. Q I 5 f 'WZ-i'35?iS2: V. 325 - '- H 11 2 . 'Q e ' ., A y , X ,A .:,, E Q il , , . ' 'Y z I sv MQ if Q E 4 - 4 P 4 .H . 5 f Q' fi ' i , . 1 I Q 5 Q ,'-.: V fi fig,-',i ,. , 1 ,iff fijiggky S 1 . ,, - Q . - 1 - v , . 52- 6Pf5'1xi,:m, ,N ,.., ,M ML. 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'Wi Safer .ww was-v' Senizfrs and llnderclassmen The leaders of the Senior Closs are Linda Curtarillo, Vice President5 Dick Abruzzi, President5 Dave Smith, Treasurer5 and Karen Hermison, Secretarv. DICK ABRUZZI N.H.S. 3, 45 Scroll Solici- tor 45 Scroll Staff 45 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l5 Basketball l, 2, 45 Boys' State 35 Class Officer l5 2, 45 Contest lnstr. Group l, 2, 3, 45 County Band 35 Dance Band 2, 3, 4. CI-IARLENE ALEY N.H.S. 3, 45 Office Aide 35 Tri-Alpha l, 35 Class Officer 25 Con- trol Room Operator l5 French Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Girls' State 3. BEVERLY AMBROSE French Club 35 Tum- ling Team l. JILL ANDERSON Scroll Staff 45 Scroll So- licitor 45 Pep Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Glee Club I5 Junior Achieve- ment 45 Junior Play 35 Home Ec. Club l. 'rom ARMSTRONG A'Cappella 1, stage Crew 3. VIRGINIA ARNETT Senior Band l, 2, 3, 45 Contest Instr. Group 25 French Club 35 Junior Achievement 4. U Seniors The Class of l96O entered Howland as fresh- men in l956 and soon became acquainted with high school life. We have taken an active part in school activities. Members of our class have gained recognition in scholarship, leader- ship, athletics, and community affairs, which have all added to the prestige of Howland High School. As a class we have shown won- derful school spirit and our willingness to co- operate has helped to make all our activities successful ones. We have enjoyed such annual events os the Freshman Class Party, the Soph- omore-Junior-Senior Dance, and the Junior- Senior Prom. Our Prom, using Cinderella as the theme, proved to be one of the most gala of all the Proms ever held at Howland. This year we are busily engaged in many and var- ied activities ranging from taking scholarship tests in all forms, to signing senior pictures. ln a short while we will climax our four years of high school life. Though there is a note of sorrow in each of our hearts upon leaving Howland, we each know that Commencement is not only an ending of one career, but also the beginning of another. Whether we pursue a higher education or secure an occupation, we the Seniors of l96O will carry with us the principles of scholarship, leadership, good sportsmanship, and service into all of our fu- ture endeavors. Fj' , PATRICIA BASILE Cheerleader l, Office Aide 1, F.T.A. 2. Q RONALD BELAK Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Intro- , mural Basketball I, 2. I 'I DON BERRY Stage Crew 3, Tiger Times si Staff 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, ln- ,, a tramural Baseball l, 2, 3, I ,' V M :ff f'F.ff L4 fi Q5-55 f ,lf iff? vk' T3 ,4 PETE nickel. F,T,A. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, rrre Stage Crew 3, Student Senate 4, Tiger Times Staff 4, lntramural Basketball 3, 3 4- Lfxfgiz? 4, REYNOLDS BLACKBURN, Jr. Student Sen- ate I, Tiger Times Staff 2, 3, Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Track 4. 'Wil LUTHER BLACKWELL Class Officer I, Contest Instr, Group I, 2, 3, 4, Control Room Operator 3, County Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Junior Play 3, Radio Club 3, 4, Senior Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Court l, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Senivrs Eleven-thirty rolls around and many that carry their lunches rush down to the Tiger's Den. Among those dipping into their lunch bags are Margaret Riggs, Carole Struk, and Rhoda Tackitt. 8'1 Pi Kit, : QA 'E k :,. 'Y h .' . , MARY CAMPBELL Tumbling Team l. BARBARA CARBONE Control Room Oper- ator 25 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Junior Achieve- ment 35 Office Aide 45 Pep Club 3. VIRGINIA CHANEY Glee Club 35 Y.F.C. 3, 4. MARSHA CLARK French Club 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 45 Junior Achieve- ment 45 One-Act Plays 3. PATRICIA CLARK French Club 32 One- Act Plays 3. CAROLE CLISBY F.N.A. 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Control Room Operator 45 Office Aide 45 Tiger Times 2. SUSAN COWELL A'Cappella 2, 35 Contest Vocal Group 35 County Chorus 35 Dance Bond 45 F.N.A. 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Office Aide 3, 45 One-Act Plays 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Tiger Times 4. JUDITH CRAIG F.N.A. 25 French Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Junior Play 35 Office Aide 2, 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Scholarship Team 35 Student Senate l, 45 Tiger Times l, 25 Tri-Alpha I. DOUGLAS CRAWFORD Wrestling Team 3, 4. CINDY BLAIR F.N.A. 2, 3, 45 Nurse's Aide 3, Office Aide 45 Radio Club 3, 45 Trampoline Team l. BONNIE BOLLARD French Club 3. JUDY BRADLEY Glee Club 2, 45 J.A. 35 Office Aide 3, 45 Pep Club 3. GERRIE BROCKEN Scholarship Team I, 2, 35 Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer l, 2, 35 Basketball l. ELLEN BROWN Office Aide l, 35 Pep Club 45 Trampoline Team 3, 45 Tumbling Team 2, 3, 4. BILL BURICK Basketball l, 25 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 35 F.T.A. 45 J.A. 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Scroll Staff 45 Student Sen- ate I, 3, 4. luv- ig c 2- - i-ai . ' ,. Fu ., 5 . i W . , . ,, . GFS 2 2-H E1 if 2 .S S+, i-fswmg 5-5w55m,s,. ref. f,,,,,,,5 ., .. .V .. .. 2, lv 355 A 5-5 5 , .iris SEL 5 if if .ii sn w.1g,g.,,f,t ,,i....,...i:..i-.,-1 V .Z gm- :Fax V M,..,v , W wma.. W, v J ,vw .. 'QW liz az, sr Seniors, Tom Maloy geometry class. H, C .4 N V84-M U1 H2 .az Whitt .fm . can I and A ee ee ,gig ' '- l x ? N, , A 5 wi S A tif ,. h , af A fi 45' Harold Gano, compare their solutions to a problem in first period solid Senizfrs I 3, DENNIS CREW BARBARA CRINCIC Contest Instr, Group l, 2, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 3, 4, One-Act Plays 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Band l, 2, Howland Speech Club 4. ELLEN CRITES CONNIE CROWDER A'Cappella l, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, Junior Achievement 4, Office Aide 2. LINDA CURTORILLO Class Officer 4, French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4, Scroll Staff 4, Scroll Solicitor 4, Student Senate 2, 3, Tiger Times Staff 2, Tri-Alpha l, 2, 3, Bowling Team l, 4, DICK DARBY MARGARET FERGUSON Y.F.C. 3, 4. JOANNE DIEUGENIO Scholarship Team I, 2, 35 Nurse's Aide 3, 45 Office Aide I5 One-Act Plays 45 Pep Club 45 Scroll So- licitor 45 Scroll Staff 45 Senior Band 2, 3, 45 Tiger Times Staff I5 Tri-Alpha I5 Drama Club 45 Audio Visual Aide 25 Flagtwirler 25 Contest Instr. Group 2, 35 Control Room Operator I, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.N.A. 3, 45 Glee Club I, 45 Junior Achievement 2, 4. NANCY DUNCAN Pep Club 45 One-Act Plays 45 F.N.A. 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Glee Club I5 Junior Achievement 35 Jun- ior Play 3. EDWARD EDWARDS Pep Club 3, 45 Stage Crew 35 Wrestling Team 2. SHIRLEY EHRENBERG Tiger Times Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Office Aide 45 Nurse's Aide 45 F.N.A. 45 Control Room Operator 4. BARBARA EVANS Tiger Times Staff 45 Pep Club 35 Trampoline Team 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Team 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2. E SUE FAULL Y.F.C. 3, 4. JAMES FEHER JACQUELINE FELLOWS Office Aide 4. MARGARET FERGUSON Cherry Pie baking contest. DONNA DAUM Tiger Times Staff 3, 45 Rifle Team I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Glee Club I, 2, 45 How- land Dramatic Club 4. JACK DAVIS Pep Club 3, 45 Scholarship Team I5 French Club 35 Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Contest Instr. Group 2, 35 County Band 2, 3. GERALD DAY A'CappeIIa I, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 45 Chordaires 2, 3, 45 Class Officer I5 Operetta I, 2, 45 Tri- Chords 3, 45 Intramural Baseball I, 2, 3. RALPH DEAN Scholarship Team 2, 35 Senior Band I5 Stage Crew 35 Wrestling Team 25 Control Room Operator 4. CAROLE DICK Y.F.C. 35 Glee Club 4. MARY DODGE Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Nurse's Aide 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 F.N.A. 2, 3, 45 Contest Instr. Group I, 2. Jackie Fellows, Cindy Blair, and Jim Frazier are found examining this years senior announcements as they eagerly look forward to graduation. Seniors JIM FRAZIER Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4. K GEORGE FREEMAN, Jr. Nccppeiio 1, 2, 91. .,'. ' E Basketball l, 2, Operetto lg Junior f M ' ' Achievement 4. cARoLYN EuRLoNG Pep club 4, Y,F.c. 3. THOMAS GAaRovsEK Pep club 3, 4, J Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4. 7242 HAROLD GANO Audio Visual Aide 1. if Q 5-if is .. M .V . i if Ewa DIANE GAUTSCHI Tri-Alpha 3, 45 Sci- ence Club 45 Pep Club 45 Glee Club I5 Junior Achievement 3, 45 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. JIM GEHRLEIN Scholarship Team I, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Wrestling Team 35 Junior Achievement 25 Intramural Basketball I, 2. PATRICIA GHISEA National Honor Socie- ty 3, 45 A'CappeIla I, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 25 F.N.A. 25 French Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Nurse's Aide 25 Operetta 2, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 45 Scholarship Team 35 Scroll Solicitor 45 Scroll Staff 45 Student Senate 45 Tiger Times Staff I5 Tri-Alpha I5 Triple Trio 3, 45 Tri-Chords 35 Gym Aide 3. JERRY GIBSON RAYMOND GILBERT Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Contest Instr. Group 25 Gym Aide 3, DAN GILMORE Scholarship Team 2, 35 Scroll Solicitor 45 Scroll Staff 45 Senior Band I, 2, 3, 45 Contest Instr. Group I, 25 Intramural Basketball I, 2. qv'-if enirfrs Margaret Ferguson, a senior participant in the Cherry Pie Baking Contest, carefully removes her entry from the oven. is i 3g64hQ g 6 5 at Q W Sri JIM HOLINBAUGH Basketball l5 Wres- tling Team 2, 3, 4. HUGH HOWARD Pep Club 3, 45 Scholar- ship Team 35 Scroll Solicitor 45 Scroll Staff 45 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Gym Aide 35 Contest lnstr. Group l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Achievement. MARILYN JONES RONALD KAPCSO5 Scholarship Team 35 Science Club l5 F.T.A. 3, 45 Scroll Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Stage Crew 35 Baseball 2, 35 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. MARILYN KAY National Honor Society 3, 45 Office Aide 45 One-Act Plays 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Radio Club 35 Scholarship Team l, 25 Scroll Solicitor 45 Scroll Staff 45 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Tiger Times Staff 2, 35 F.T,A. 3, 45 Or- chestra l, 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Contest Instr, Group l, 2, 35 County Band 2, 35 Dance Band I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 35 Junior Play 35 Library Aide l, 25 Prince of Peace Contest 3. QUENTIN KERR Scroll Staff 45 Scroll So- licitor 45 Pep Club 45 Basketball 25 Boys' State 35 Intramural Basketball 3. GORDON KLENTZ Scroll Staff 45 Tiger Times Staff 45 Rifle Team 25 Science Club l. CINDY LAB Class Officer l5 Contest Instr. Group 35 F.N.A. 45 French Club 35 Glee Club 35 Junior Achievement 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Science Club 45 Senior Band 2, 3, 4. JOE LACUSKY A'Cappella 35 Junior Achievement 25 Stage Crew 3. M 56 I 6 S 'I fx 'U' at ,pf if ' W 1. X 4 z , 5 .5 3 1 tx if X ,.,, , was ,V 533, ji, . . I t 12553 mfz, . '.i, JIM GORE A'Cappella l5 Art Contest 3. ARLENE GRIFFITH French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Pep Club 35 Control Room Oper- ator l5 Junior Achievement 35 Bowling Team l. KAY HANCOCK French Club 35 F.N.A. 2, 3, 4. KAREN HERMISON Cheerleader 45 Class Officer 45 F.N.A. 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Maiorette I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Sen- ior Band l, 2, 3, 45 Student Senate l. MELVIN HETZLER F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Pep Club 35 Stage Crew 3. ROBERT HILTERMAN Scholarship Team 25 Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 35 Contest Instr. Group l, 25 County Band 35 Dance Band l5 Junior Achievement 3. K. Fil 'il' it it i.l'i, Luther Blackwell's hammy interpretation ot a piano tuner was heartily enjoyed by the audience at the December band concert. Seniors JIM LANE Tiger Times Staff 4, RAMONA LANE Art Contest I, 35 Y.F.C. 4. DAVE LEATHERBERRY A'Cappella I, 25 Y.F.C. 3, 45 Basketball I5 F.T.A, 45 Sen- ior Play 45 Operetta I, 2. GORDIE LEECE Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. DAVID LEWIS Scholarship Team I, 2, 35 A'Cappella I, 2, 45 Junior Achievement 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Operetta 2, 45 Scroll Solicitor 45 Scroll Staff 45 Science Club I, 2. GLORIA LEWIS Student Senate 45 Tiger Times Staff 45 Scroll Staff 45 Scroll So- licitor 45 Office Aide I, 45 Cheerleader I5 French Club 3, 45 F,T.A. 3, 45 Glee Club I5 Bowling Team I, 3. rm., it GEORGE MICKELSON Senior Band l, 2, 3 4, County Band l, 2, Dance Band 2, 3 4, Junior Play 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4' Baseball l, 2, 3. FRED MILLER Student Senate 2, 3, ' Wrestling Team l, 3, 4, Science Club 3. 1 1 1 4, 2 r GERALD MILLER JOAN MILLER Senior Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Tumbling Team l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 3, Con- test lnstr. Group l, 2, 3. JANICE MINES A'Cappella I, 2, 3, 4, F. N.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 2, Junior Achievement 3, Junior Play 3, County Band I, Office Aide 2, 3, Oper- etta 2, 4, Senior Band l, PAT MITCHELL Pep Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.N,A. 2, 3, 4, Control Room Operator 2, Nurse's Aide 3, 4. DON MORRIS Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4. JUDY MOYES National Honor Society 3, 4, Office Aide 3, One-Act Plays 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, Tiger Times Staff l, Glee Club l, 2, Trampoline Team l, 2, Junior Achievement 4, French Club 3, 4, Control Room Operator 4. MARILYN MRUS Student Senate l, 3, Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, One-Act Plays 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Junior Achievement 4, Junior Play 3, County Band l, 2, 3, Contest Instr. Group l, 2, 3. '-H ROY LORENT A'Cappella l, 3. DENNIS McCAULEY Junior Achievement 4, Rifle Team 2. THOMAS MALOY Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Achievement 3. DANIEL MARTINI One-Act Plays 4, Pep Club 3, Stage Crew 3. DAVID MATH EWS THOMAS MESSERSMITH Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. if 5 il' 4 wt! QU' a 3.Vmb,p-K . , in le .4 .J rs.. ..r.r 1 . i V 5 I Eli JULIA PARRY Scholarship Team 2, Y.F. C. 3, 4, Glee Club 3, French Club 3, 4. DIANE PARTRIDGE French Club 3, Glee Club I, 2, 4, One-Act Ploy 4, Scholarship Team 2, Senior Band I, 2, Y.F.C. 2, 3, 4. BEATRICE PERRY Y.F.C. 4. LEIF PERSON Wrestling Team 4, Tri-Al- pha 4, Senior Band 4, Science Club 4, Chordaires 4, Contest Instr. Group 4, Dance Band 4. DENNIS PETROSKY JOANNE PHILLIPS Pep Club 3, 4, Office Aide 4. BILL PIKE Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, Sci- ence Club I, 2, 3, Audio Visual Aide 3, Trampoline Team 3, Wrestling Team 2. MARILYN PINKERTON A'CappelIa 2, 3, Contest Vocal Group 3, Pep Club 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Junior Achievement 4, Junior Play 3, Operetta 2, Senior Play 4. LINDA PORTER Junior Achievement 4, Glee Club I, 2, Office Aide 2. icxc.. Smiars gf.. iii? ng .,,fff i. it ..,,, , . A Sit fry, .Q x X 5 IF -X it 1 W if Zi if v -'III' 'Il' . . 4 L isis PATRICIA MUNDORF Art Contest I, Con- test Instr. Group I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Glee Club I, 2, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 4, Scroll Solicitor 4, Scroll Staff 4, Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES NYCUM Baseball I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN PACHUK Intramurals I. JOSEPH PAPP Golf Team I, 2, 4, Student Senate 3, Tiger Times 4, Intramural I, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA PAPPAS F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Library Aide 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Office Aide I, Pep Club 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Scroll Solicitor 4, Scroll Staff 4, Student Senate 2, Tri-Alpha I, 2. DENNIS PARISE Intramurals I, 2. I 'I' J! if I-lowland's fine shop facilities enable students to gain valuable manual skills Here Bill Williams operates a metal lathe. ROBERT PRICE Baseball 3. JAMES PUNCSAK JUDITH RADCLIFFE A'Ccppella l, 2, 3, Junior Achievement 4, Office Aide 2. MARGARET RIGGS A'Cappella l, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Library Aide 2, Operetta 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Play Crew 4. ROSE ANN RINGOLD BARBARA RITCHLEY Contest Instr. Group 2, 3, County Band 2, 3, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Nurse's Aide 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Tiger Times 4. Scnivrs -157 Smiars JEANNE ROBINSON A'Cappella l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, F.N.A, 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 4, Junior Play 3, One-Act Plays 4, Oper- etta l, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Tumbling Team l. THOMAS ROGERS Wrestling Team 3. STEVEN RULICK Pep Club 4. JACQUELYN RUPP A'Cappella 4, Class Officer 3, Control Room Operator 4, French Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, Junior Play 3, Office Aide 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Senate 2. DIANE SAMPLE County Band l, Junior Achievement 3, Senior Band l, 2, 3, Tri- Aipho 3. ROBERT SAPASHE Audio Visual Aide l, Baseball l, Basketball l, Pep Club 3, Tiger Times 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3. Abandoning the usual type of elevated stage, this year's Senior Play was arranged in the unique Theater-in-the-Round form. Members of the cast included Carol Sindledecker, Dave Leatherberry, Marylyn Kay, and Hugh Howard. T52 DONNA SMITH BILLIE SPENCER Class Officer 3, Flag- twirler I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, Junior Achievement 3, Scholarship Team I, 2, Scroll Staff 4, Tri-Alpha I, 3, 4, Y.F,C. 3. DOROTHEA ST. CLAIR Contest Instr. Group I, 2, County Band 3, Dance Band 4, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Achieve- ment 4, Operetta I, 2, 4, Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4, JOHN STEFFEY Pep Club 3, Scholarship Team 2. RONALD STEWART A'CappelIa 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Wrestling Team 3. JANICE STORRY Contest Instr. Group 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL STRUK Contest Instr. Group I, 2, County Band I, F.N.A. 3, 4, F.T.A, 3, Junior Achievement 3, Operetta I, 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Times I. CAROL STUBER A'Cappella I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I, Contest Vocal Group I, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, F.N.A. 3, 4, French Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Operetto I, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. SANDRA STULL Class Officer 3, Flag- twirler 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Achievement 3, Junior Play 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Scroll Solicitor 4, Scroll Staff 4, Student Senate 4, Traffic Court 3, wif , gm ,2 if 55,1 4 3 2. is ,.,, . i.,,,.,. .. .. ,X QI 'sg Ri .I I -933 sly Scarf SANDRA SCHWAB Contest Instr. Group 2, Control Room Operator 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Nurse's Aide 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team I, Scroll Solicitor 4, Scroll Staff 4, Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Alpha I, Tumbling Team I, Radio Club 3, 4. CAROLE SHAW A'Cappella I, 2, 3, Cheer leader I, Junior Play 3, Tiger Times 4. CAROL SINDLEDECKER Flagtwirler 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, French Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Office Aide, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Tiger Times I, 2. REBECCA SMITH Art Contest I, 3, Jun- ior Achievement 4, Rifle Team I, 2, 3, Scholarship Team 2, Tri-Alpha. DAVID SMITH A'Cappella I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Operetta I, 2, 4, Rifle Team I, Wrestling Team I, 2, 3, 4, Con- test Vocal Group I, 3. JEAN SMITH F.N.A. 2, French Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club I, 3, Junior Achievement 4, Nurse's Aide 2, One-Act Play 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Tri-Alpha I. .. . .. f, ,,1f QQ' V .. ff, vmi,.ffwt fy .::.1. ,s :.. .gezzggt-11.t'.e2.sfiei24.. Q1 QQ. My flllflfifigliff liiffklliif ,liiiliiff Q : ' 1 A s ' lk if ami? . 2 'I M? il ... iii 4 I , rt Q b I ,E , S i 2 ig E. R as Q ri 4 fl., . fig, I I U it ' s , . si. fsdgir Q L 0 Q 2 ,,.. I . Q-i,,,1s..z.,, . vg-1- fe gg in Ygl53,f2,igr,i25 mg ....., . 4 , iinpixsg N222 lit? L, Q: , ' IIE, I'f'. J.. 3. . .k,, ,.Vf . -'kV its A ' 1 BOOKS This year's Pep Club sold Pom Poms in the bookroom to try to help school spirit at the basketball games. Joanne DiEugenio and Sparky Kerr, part-time salesmen attempted the seemingly lmpos sible when they tried to sell Pom Poms to Clyde Waddell, Jill Anderson and Marylyn Kay who appear more interested in bothering than buying. RHODA TACKITT A'Cappella 45 F.N.A. 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Triple Trio 4. SHIRLEY TAYLOR Pep Club 45 Senior Band l5 Senior Play 45 Y.F.C. 2, 45 Glee Club 45 Freshmen Chorus l5 Contest Vo- cal Group l5 Audio Visual Aide 4. CHARLENE THIGPEN DARLENE THIGPEN BARBARA THOMPSON A'Cappella l, 2, 3, 45 Contest Vocal Group l, 2, 3, 45 Control Room Operator 45 County Chorus 35 F.N.A. 3, 45 F.T.A. 35 French Club 35 Glee Club 35 Nurse's Aide 45 Operetta l, 2, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 45 Tiger Times Staff 45 Tri Chords 35 Triple Trio 3, 4. CAROLE THOMPSON F.T.A. 35 Junior Achievement 35 Office Aide 45 Tumbling Team 2. Seniars .1 n i . enizfrs JIM THORPE Pep Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. ERIC TIMKO Scroll Solicitor 4, Scroll Staff 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, One-Act Plays 3, Basketball l, 2, Control Room Operator 4, Intramural Baseball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. JUDY TOMLIN Tiger Times Staff 4, JOANN TROCHECK CAROLYN TURNER Senior Play 4, Pep Club 2, One-Act Plays 3, Flagtwirler l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. CLYDE WADDELL National Honor Society 3, 4, Operetta 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Chordaires 2, 3, 4, Contest Vocal Group 3, Control Room Operator 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4. Cindy Blair and Joe Papp, Jack Wolcott and Betty Kibler, Don Berry and Sandy Stull appear to be enjoy- ing themselves at a Junior sponsored record hop. Leif Person, Dave Lewis, and George Mickelson obviously are very pleased with the meals that they have purchased in the cafeteria for trivial prices. JANET WEITA National Honor Society 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, Scroll Solicitor 4, Scroll Staff 4, Student Senate 3, Tri-Alpha l, Glee Club 3, F. N.A. 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, A'Cap- pella I, 2, 3, 4. JANET -WHITE WILLIAM WHITTIER Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junior A- chievement 3, 4. NANCY JO WILES ANN WILLIAMS F.T.A. 4, Junior Achieve- ment 3, Library Aide 2, Office Aide 3, 4. FARRELL WILLIAMS Rifle Team 2. JAY WILLIAMS Boys' State 3, Class Offi- cer 2, Control Room Operator 3, Junior Play 3, Pep Club 3, Radio Club 3, 4, Scroll Solicitor 4, Scroll Staff 4, Student Senate 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, 3, Wrestling Team l. BILL WILLIAMS Student Senate l. DAVE WISE Pep Club 3, 4, One-Act Plays 3, Tiger Times Staff 3, Junior Play 3, F.T.A. 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Senizfrs , f 7 ,uf ,, -.1 I V t , J, , g if- I. 72,5 if ' ' Zigi 12 :-fi 3 uf- ie, 'ii R ts 7S X JACK WOLCOTT Science Club l, One- Act Plays 4, Rifle Team l, 2, Stage Crew 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Intra- mural Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2. BILL YOUNG Student Senate 4, Tiger Times Staff 4, Stage Crew 3, One-Act Plays 3, Junior Achievement 4, Intramu- rals l, 2, 3. One of the most important decisions every senior has to make is what to do after high school. Fred Miller and Ann Williams have each made several trips to the guidance office to talk to Miss Fredricks and to look through catalogs from different colleges, trying to plan their respective futures. Serving as Junior officers for the past year were: Coral Love, Secretaryj Gerrie Bracken, Vice President, Mike Atkins, President, Sue Vannelli, Treasurer. juuirfrs Junior year is considered by many to be the hap- piest year of school. The majority of students are participating in clubs, many have become leaders. Driver training, health classes, and varsity basket- ball are new experiences. Junior-senior rivalry is born. The hub of Howland's special functions is cen- tered around the junior class. The annual TWIRP week, held in late winter, comes to a climax with the Twirp Dance sponsored by the juniors. Second biggest dance of the year, the Christmas Formal, is also in charge of this class. Their best effort of the year is the all-night prom featuring professional band and entertainment, excellent food and games, and highlighted by the crowning of the queen. Toward the end of the l96O school year, juniors will begin looking forward to next year when, as seniors, they assume the full responsibility of their positions. Doris Moe Airwyke ., z ,J g it z M P A Paul Allen as A . Curtis Anderson ' i,. V' . -- N A Ted Andrella . . 'jj We Arthur Arnold I - K i t'?t'Pff15.' 'Yi i . 1 2- if i , 1 Jim Artherholt ' ' it . I . Juliann Bakich R A, N ,mi P 5 Q' g Melvin Balciar ' - Q ,QTL J' Don Basile ' ' X S Bob Baxton H A V 3, 514: F. .Q K I 5 5 2. i s i T if A i .. we . . T . . K. M in ,Sk lg' K kk.' .- Dana Bianco i f E W ' f S f , , Z S V 21 Carole Bilchak f tj' 1 ,Q 'i I my ' Fi .M-' ' i r Harry Blessing ' i-l, ' 2 3, ' ' 1 ' ' f- -:gr wr' Kathryn Bode i r V E r A 1 t Don Booher q 3 . g A 1 . A' Q if ill' Mike Boozel jijjj 5 ii . V I ' ' Norman Boyd ev 5, iw , 'Q .. H' me . 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Bill Cleol, Curtis Anderson, and Tom McClosky move in to try to control the tip. junizfrs 3. fr, , ,M ,Au vw E eglr or fw - l,'-i 5 0+ rj? L. if it Aigy- li J f J 1 'Q he so 'xl' N H' or f are :ICN N ..k, A . I Q ,sr 1 Y l ' j1X .ui I +5-1' . I l . :ky . L, I A My . y 39-f .. L, ee g L X F yy ff ge K A Gloria Frantz Phyllis Gallagler Janie Geraghty Vera Guesman James Habenicht Bonnie Hammock Larry Hannon Cora Harris Mary Lee Hayes Jean Herman Dave Howells Jeannine Husher Sandra Hyde Eddie lmburgia Richard Jarvis Ed Jones Sandra Kacir Ed King Lynn Kirkwood Alix Kosciuk Bill Koski Dick Kowalski Karen Kreusler John Locusky Helen Laprocina Tony Leon Priscilla Lingo Vivian Lisak Ross Lombardi Sue Lorent Richard Lott Carol Love Harold Luscombe Carol Lynn Georgia Lytle Sherry Maas John Malone Tom McClosky Lloyd McGee Darryl McKee Paul McMahon Dan McMillin Smith Meoly James Mellich Thomas Metzler Sandra Mikell Bill Miller Dave Miller Peggy Minard Robert Mines 3 W 1, 1k S' ii 11 V. 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As the year comes to a close, sophomores leave behind biology and geometry, which will be replaced next year by chemistry and alge- bra. Their one big dance will be replaced by many more. This year's sophomore class looks wistfully back on pleasant memories and for- ward to the coming year with apprehension. Tom Albrecht Z T -I -- ,,.. A V' - :fi ., Susan Alexander , gl, f i ' - Carol Lee Arnett T' ,. r Z 'r g' ,,. I sf A Vgy g f Judy Bable ig ,Aly - Q' L l Carolyn Bachrik 3-' 1 ,, , y t ,Z t JOYCE Boker s r 1 ,A we T rei, ysr W rrr' Marsha Baldwin mi A r --gf , ' :. Robert Balentine .. L Q A H gtr ,rh ff igyl 1,t .a -'-' ,E Allan Bartholomew , I V A Ted Belok ..,, if A r- V ' i I 'ma W.. Q J K ie. :ii-, . 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Nisiygilf ,.1.f 51132, 'K2?t 11fl 1iii,e5,1, 1,3 1 'iS,:'5,11.,.:s2lg2.j1 :'.. l 5 '11,Qi-- , g1t,1111ggf5 . .. 6 ,YM Bill Gare Linda Hansel Addie Harris Russ Hayden Barbara Henninger Janice Hite Wayne Holinbough Jeff Holton Dorothy Hreno Phil Hundell Sue Hurley Dave Humphrey Christine lklodi Donna Irvin Jeanne Jaskowick Barbara Johnston Bonnie Juhasz Myrnalee Kampf Kenneth Keeling Marilyn King Debora Klein Sue Knecht Suzie Kuhn Albery Lambin Karen Lewis These people were absent when the individ- ual pictures were taken: Bill Gunther, Ray Stevens, Bob Hanley, and Dave Bradley. W' Rena Eddy manages to do some homework between making announcements, listening to the radio, and connecting the principal to the various teachers' rooms. hw if Q 'S Q A zk 55? V 7 S ,H , David Liddle , , - 1 , f L ,f- Janet Liptak H 'L' an Y K A I ' X 3 im Janet Lytle 4' 'ii, iw- Sw . Pattie Lytle Q' - Frances McMurray gl' if if if 'J K . Q , Q if i Y.. i j ibiit L i c c Karen Merrill ' 'll ,M-. lv. Paulette Michalone ' - MSF , c lm Tim Moser ' - L- -Y 'k Marie Mosko Nancy Monroe W iic M .. ' rg it New Marilyn Motter N gg Mary Ann Nicholas 9-r. Q, ' mlm 'J K 'N - 'K Tom Parry ' J 1 ,. v4 ' 5 Cliff Phillips ' Marlene Pond X A ' V ' K f 1 .ir is Will Pride ,W David Prosser Betty Postlethwait Joanne Posflethwait Carol Ratliff an vii ,,.- c , 315 'inf i'- ani lllc Sophomores Larry Sindledecker and Ted Belak enjoy o refreshing drink during their free time. Dave Smith Laura Reed Ellen Rider Carolyn Robinson Bob Rosner Bill Rowbottom Stanley Rozycki Jim Rulick Bill Rumancik Frank Redmond Milan Sanders Lee Selby Larry Sindledecker Frank Sabol Joan Smith Lester Weisner Sandra Wickaham Joan Williams Mary Jane Wilson Steve Yovich ....., .' - -Ht, 5 22 il iii-If' ' viii ' , ' L Max 5, 'fi L ' 5 y 35 f Us at r tar iff? by ' - ' 14,312-521 .0 as J H mffri - . i 'rf K SX W X M' s I' 'A vita- , 14. 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'Y ll fx l QZYSL W- 9 ff N' 3, Q . ,UQ E iq 4, ,. . l,,j.q,,af:-1., ,Q ilyii iii: Q lx, ,gf The freshman class officers this year are lclockwisel Kathy Mil- ler Secretary Bill Goldman, Vice-President, Tom Frazier, Trea- surer, Denny Phillips, President. Ed Airwyke Carolyn Altsman Carol Barton De Ann Beach Beverly Bellus .lack Berry Babara Blackburn Ed Blessing Barry Boone Sharon Border Diana Bowman Tom Brain Don Brewster Christena Brown Karen Busa Sandra Callahan Janet Capel Bill Cessna David Chaney Lynette Charles mf I V fe , :ffm 4 .1 S TLV! ' I i Y WEE' I:i'::f?fff'?f59l2i E lgin, 2 5575 3 i 4311421155 555 it K, 5 l 55 5 ,. I l , if iii, 2 c,, 4 lll iiiiflf sizing 3 T, Hrcshmcn Howland can view its future leaders in this year's freshman class as they take the first step toward senior high citi- zenship. They find that becoming accustomed to the routine of changing classes, studying for scholarship tests, and adapting to their new social life, is one step on the road to maturity. The freshmen look forward to their next years at Howland with more an- ticipation than does any other class. Their next three years will be busy and challenging to all. l . . . im 1 , Wiflil' eigisffxsh ,IL fb?-lr2i'6'?5 t liiwflliil iifitwfvf if-A li.: Sggigfsz' -iii? f . if .igpffzzx - ' f'!:.,. is ' '- fiffiwffi , fi P?' :: 5E5' ff 1322 33-r?,sgQ ,.fi ,.f. jeg ,A ,mf - 41: 5' 'X B U V 55.11 fi.,,.,'jQi, k3'1,.,fGl?Eil5t5l5?-wi - ss Q tl Hr' gczikog--f .. ,A .,.. .. , i 5 l fe 3, 55 7 Ki K wfif K M 1 t iw 243. 2255157 x Jwfs:.fs,'rs L 2 -g5:',,::Q' - . we :fftinifzla at wfiif sfti P-5: is'f2afiEsl'l-' .1-,L I': ::,E . 5si.'W'fZ .N-,,-,,, :::'.::,5i,-E2i2.1Erg,: ,ilveilszli ' E'LEE3::. 5-'Mawr' FY . - Lewi s . . I , ,. ,L W. M , 25 . if 4 ' z ,,. .g,. h 5 in 'taker , , ig F . , , , , fi 'P L ' , , fb' r ,ff I . . l New l'-f l' -4. --, fg: , lt- L f, J Q ey ,V EN ' . Q -' at ,gf , 5, , 1 - file' J H , tv 1,5 ,iff ., I Q H Q 1 ,022 ,k:M3,L..: A ..,. 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Zrcshmm Tom Brain, l-larry Owen, and Tom Frazier are shown quietly taking ad- vantage of one of l-lowland's many study halls. 59:1 - v lv ::i',.:I ' 1525: y' 1 WW if 4' W, J ' 'Nw g gas if QQ 1, L its 1 tx ii. ,W,, . , , ,, . as W M . , . at at LL M, is as 1 Sw KH' ff I 'lb 'GUN 'f gg .F Il ,P 1 ...,,, . .I 2 ,XA - my 'Ali Z m Aw Sw 4 i 'y-,. , ' 'if'ff,rv 1, will ' f 2 f , Nl fat, Q 'f W ,qw 3X ei QQ Q is Q if fi ,ff Gail Glenn Bill Goldman Carol Gostovich Tom Grate Lamatto Harper Carl Hayne Barbara Herig Roger Hermison Dorothy Higley Paul Hinkle Gary Holinbaugh Bill Horvath Richard Hray Charles Hunt Richard Hunt Randy Jarman Marian Jones Patty Carr Callie Jean Kereszturi Leila Kersey Joanne Killen Eileen King Sharon King Carol Kirk Barbara Krauss These freshmen students were not present when individual pictures were taken: Mordo Provonozac, Jim Hond- ley, Lillie Harris, Tona Poe, Don Ros- coe, Alan Redmond. A il ' +' 'iii - , i W ' +1 J 'V 44 1. 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W .Mmm lm-Q,-fu f . flvfivifies and Orgauizafims 1960 Miss flmeriva Hvnfesf judge 67100555 .Quvc i3lfgglgeQliIVeeecl:fc?r'f1ccepfs l96O Scroll Stoff's invitation to judge girls ond Nancy fu Wiley .Q nd anrf Karen ffmnison Cliff Arquette olios Charley Weaver, who was ci former Miss America judge, picked our queen ond her court. Nancy Dnncnn Glnrin lfcnfis Www. Savill! ,4cfilfific's..,..,414 important Par! Of 0 ffallawreu Dance The ghosts and goblins traditionally came out on Halloween all over the world. How- land was no exception. Ghosts, goblins, clowns, and witches gathered for the Hal- loween Dance, one of the big events of the year. The evening began with dancing. Dur- ing that time, everyone speculated over which would win the various costume prizes. At long last it was time for the judging. Witches, ghosts, and clowns marched around the gym. lt was a difficult choice, but finally the judges selected the winners. The judging was followed by more dancing. At the magic hour of ll, the Hal- loween Dance was over. It was all too soon to return to the world of reality. Robin Hood Callas Linda Curtorillol surveys Sherwood Forest lalias the gyrnl. Aside from the colorful costumes, the main entertainment of the evening was dancing. 52 in l it 5 l 5 Q W, P 'F 4, . K. 'I Q ,L .. WHOIS THAT? They are the winners of the prizes for the funniest, the most unusual, and the prettiest costumes. Selma! life 5.15. Dzlucv The Hanson Gymnasium was trans- formed into a sugar-coated candy- land early in December for the Sophomore sponsored dance. Danc- ing, of course, was the order of the evening. Suddenly at 9:45 there was a fanfare, a hush, and a great deal of anticipation. The master of cere- monies said, Will Sandy Stull please come forward? She was then crowned, Sandy, Queen of Candy. A round of applause, a royalty dance, then refreshments were next on the program for the evening. All this was a result of the brilliant planning and execution of the Soph- omore, Junior, Senior Dance. We only regret that no pictures of the dance itself were available at the time of printing, Head decorators for the Sophomore - Junior - Senior Dance are busily turning out gingerbread men and candy houses in the art room. Sandy Stull was crowned Queen of Candy and Sue Vanelli and Jeanine Husher were her attendants. S ET? 3 e wg 3252 ?ar1aal Daaaa Highlights Haliaag Saasaa 6'l1risia4as 9ara4al At the height of the yule season, December 26, the annual Christmas formal took place in the Hanson Gymnasium. The gym was transformed into a magnificent Frosted Fan- tasy with a red and white decor. Bob Alex- ander and his band provided an evening of delightful melody. The superb effect was achieved by juniors who gave up part of their long awaited vacation to plan and execute this highly successful formal. There was time out for refreshments, which were served by the junior class mothers. At l l:3O, the king, Dick Abruzzi, was crowned. Junior attendants were Mike Atkins and Paul Waddell. These boys and their dates made a very impressive court. This dance added much to the gala atmos- phere of the holidays, those who attended will long remember the evening's happy memories. 3 Jim Frazier and Shirley Taylor are about to enter the world of Frosted Fantasy . Dancing works upon the appetite, as.shown by Jim Ward with his date and Joanne Smith and Lee Selby ha.. King Dick Abruzzi and Queen Jeanine Husher reigned over the Christmas formal. They were attended by Mike Atkins, Renee Elwood, Carol Love, and Paul Waddell. I could have danced all night. Kespanszbzlzfzes Of Caddy Prcpa Bottom Row: Mrs. Rieser, L. Gimbel, S. Luscher, K. Gettig, P. Ghisea J Peterson S Dick S Stull A Webster G Lewis Row Two: J. Craig, B. Burick, D. McMillan, P. Minard, S. Wickham E Cline K Rees F Miller P Waddell Top Row J Artherholt, B. Young, P. Bickelg R. McCall, L. Selby, B. Boone. Student emzfe Student Senate is composed of students who are elect- ed to represent their home-rooms in the governing body of our school. The president was chosen in a new manner this year. A school-wide election was held in which Bill Burick was elected. Pat Ghisea, runner-up in this election, serves as vice-president. Other officers are Sandie Stull, secretary, Paul Waddell, treasurer, and Lee Selby, sergeant-at-arms. Our Student Council has been very active this year. They have planned and executed a number of assemblies in which there has been increased student participation. The Bun- dles for Children clothing drive was sponsored by this group. Other projects that the Student Senate have undertaken this year include installing a tele- phone booth in the lower hall, buying a coffee maker for the home economics department, sponsoring a talent program, and purchasing caps and gowns for the seniors. L9 Snr ZII6' Privileges Of Czfmvrrzfw Student Senate members ponder a mo- tion before giving their decision. Janice Starry and Nancy Dun can make use of the new tele phone booth which was pur chased by the Student Senate. Student Senate officers Sandie Stull, Secretary, Paul Waddell, Treasurer, Lee Selby, Sergeant-at-Arms, Bill Burick, President, and Pat Ghisea, Vice- President, pause with their sponsor, Mrs. Rieser, while organizing legis- lative matter. lei lls Give Kccagnzfzvu in Sclzrflarshz These seniors are two year members of National Honor Society Bottom Row Mrs Rieser Janet Weito Pot Ghiseo Judy Moyes, Sandy Pappas. Top Row: Dick Abruzzi, Charlene Aley Marilyn Kay Clyde Waddell rzfiwml J-folwr Szfcicfy The Howland Chapter of the National Honor Society held tapping ceremonies for new members on Feb- ruary l l. Sixteen new senior members and eight jun- iors were tapped after having been selected by the faculty on the basis of service, scholarship, character, and leadership. Leif Person, Swedish exchange stu- dent, was given an honorary membership in the How- land chapter. Dick Abruzzi is president of NHS this year. Judy Moyes is the vice president and Pat Ghisea the secretary. Two of our officers, Pat Ghisea and Dick Abruzzi, also serve the county in the positions of chaplain and first vice-president. Mr. Schuller, guest speaker at the National Honor Society tap ping ceremonies, gave an inspirational talk to faculty, students and parents. f7 eadership, Wzrzracfer, and Serzficr Bottom Row: D. Abruzzi, C. Waddell, M. Kay, C. Aley, S. Pappas, J. Weita, S. Stull, P. Ghisea, J. Moyes, Row 2: Mrs. Rieser, J. Craig, J. Williams, M. Shafer, S. Hyde, B. Spencer, J. DiEugenio, L. Curtorillo, J. Rupp, S. Schwab. Row 3: D. Lewis, B. Burick, L. Blackwell, J. Artherholt, C. Struk, P. DelGorbino, K. Bode, M. Mrus, J. Smith. Top Row: D. Gilmore, B. Whittier, L. Person, R. Kapcsos, E. Jones, B. Erskine, D. Booher. Mrs. Merrill Schwab, her daugh- ter, Sandro, ond Mrs. Joseph DiEugeniO enjoy refreshments at the reception held for members ond their parents. A big moment in Joy Willioms' life: Janet Weita taps him into National Honor Society. Caddy? Interests Make U15 arrcr Bottom Row: S. Taylor, B. Thompson, S. Vanneli, J. Falkinburg, M. Velicang K. Hermisong A. Kosciuk, B. Tomlin, S. Ehren- bergg J. Weizmann, J. Daylidag S. Rose, V, Lisak. Row 2: J. DiEugenio, S. Schwab, M. Dodge, E. Cline, S. Pappas, J. Wil- liamsg B. Ewing, B. Crincicg B. Ritchleyg B. Mitchell, J. Weita, B. Kibler. Row 3: K. Hancock, C. Clisby, V. Guesman, N. Duncan, C. Stuber, S. Cowell, B. Spencer, R. Tackett, S. Stein, B. Tate, C. Lynn, C. Blair. Top Row: P. DeIGarbinog J. Tucker, M, Hayes, K. Pinkerton, J, White, C. Struk, K. Bode, B. Hammock, M. Riggs, P. Minardg B. Berry, J. Herman. Huiurr Nurses Nursing is the lifeline of the medical profession. Girls at Howland who are preparing for a nursing career have the opportunity to learn much prac- tical knowledge before entering the field. Leading this group this year are Janet Weita, President, Karen Hermi- son, Vice-President, Jo Ann DiEugenio, Secretary, Sue Vannelli, Treasurer, and Shirley Taylor, reporter. Besides learning about nursing, the girls in F,N.A. had a good-will project this year. At Christmas time they packed baskets of food for needy families. Future Nurses know that there is no better preparation for the uture than to be well-grounded in their chosen L' fIelCl. Our school nurse, Mrs. Cowell, has as one of her many duties the treating of minor injuries that the students have somehow incurred. Of rfmarrvuf Eiufure Crackers The Future Teachers of America is a nation- wide organization set up to interest and inform stu- dents planning to make teaching their profession. This year the F.T.A. of Howland has heard many interesting representatives from various colleges and universities. Former Howland F.T.A. ers have also spoken at meetings. The very educational film A Desk for Billie was shown at another meeting. Annual projects include hostessing on career day, preparing a charity project over Christmas, ini- tiation of new members, and several special meetings, such as a party on Christmas. The special project for this year was a fund rais- ing campaign to provide for scholarship assistance to a senior F.T.A, member. Organization for the past year has been in the hands of the officers: Ronnie Kapscos, President, Judie Craig, Vice-Presidentj Lindo Curtorillo, Secre- tary, and Jean Smith, Treasurer. Capable assistance is given by Miss Frederick. Miss Fredericks, J. Weis- mann, S. Hyde, G. Lyfle, J. Moyes, L. Curtorillo, B. Carbone, J. Storry, F. Fisher, J. Steele, A. Kos- ciuk, P. Valot, N. Rogers. Row 2: J. DiEugenio, C. Sindledecker, S. Pappas, A. Williams, G. Lynn, S. Rose, J. White, L. Kirk- wood, L. Blackwell, C. Love, B. Thompson, J. Fellows. Members are seen listening intently during one of the brief meetings of F.T.A. Bottom Row: M. Michalovic, M Clark, J. Miller, J. Anderson C. Stuber, J. Herman, M. Hayes chell, M. Riggs, B. Burick, G Lewis, J. Craig, S. Moss, J Rupp, E. Cline, C. Clisby, C Aley. Top Row: P. DelGarbino berry, R. Kapcsos, P. Bickel, D Wise, C. Crawford. K. Bode, R. Smith, B. Ham- mack, J. Tucker. Row 2: P. Mit- J. Davis, L. McGee, D. Leather- Pep 61116 D. Hrenog S. Taylorg A. Williamsg S. Ehrenbergg J. Moyesg T. Vennellig C. Gehrleing K. Taylorg C. Gostovichg L. Sekulag L. Curtorillog K. Hermisong J. Storreyp J. Robinson. Row 2: C. Furlongg S. Schwabg J. Weifaj J. Williamsg K. Millerg M. Timkog C. Busefinkg S. Cowellg N. Whittierg P. Ghiseag B. Crincicg B. Kraussg C. Sindledecker. Row 3: S. Luscherj M. Mrusg P. Lei- ferg J. Properg J. Gehrleing K. Pinkertong M. Riggsg A. Davisg L. Evansj J. DiEugeniog P. Challengerg K. Sisley.Top Row: P. Mitchellg J. Thorpeg J. Phillipsg C. Pownellg M. Dodgeg B. Ritchleyg M. Kayg M. Marshallg D. Lewisg D. Leatherberry, Bottom Row: J. Falkinburgg G. Lytleg D. Clineg J. Petersong A. Kosciukg K. Gettigg J. Smifhg R. Eddyg K. Williamsg C. Iklodi P. Thomas. Row 2: M. Velicang P. Marting L. Gimbleg S. Wickhamg B. Coxg R. Coeng S. Hydeg J. Weizmanng M. Frazierg P' DelGarbinog J. Williams. Row 3: S. Steing C. Ratliffg S. Kenectg S. Alexanderg D. lrwinj F. McMurrayg J .Tuckerg A. Web- sterg C. Feherg M. Fergusong S. Callahan. Top Row: D. Metrog J. Collinsg P. Moneyg S. Maasg K. Bodeg B. Hammackg M Hayesg E. Riderg S. Mikell. Bottom Row: J. Millerg E. Clineg S. Davisg B. Ewingg D. Gautschig S. Vannellig S. Roseg C. Loveg S. Dickj C. Robinson: G. Chittleg B. Perryp N. Duncan. Row 2: R. Kayg C. Aleyg M. Pondg K. Merrillg C. Bachrikg J. Fellowsg J. Whitey J. Dillong M. Sotakg C. Strukg D. Schryverg J. Rupp. Row 3: S. Papposg J. Smithg J. Williamsg S. Kerry D. Littleg S. Yovichg P. McMahon: D. Bosilg P. Waddellg P. Bickelg B. Burickg R. Hoydeng J. Husher. Top Row: J. Davisg R. Timkog C. Waddellg J. Rippleg R. Thompsong H. Howardg L. Selbyg B. Spirkog B. Davisg R. Campanag T. Metzlerg J. Craig. 1fl. - vgi .-a l ll Bottom Row: J. Robinson, F. Fisher, B. Tomlin, C. Crowder, L. Reed, J. Moyes. Row 2: D. Gautschi, S. Pappas, P. Challeng- er, J. Weizmann, S. Feldman, .C. lklodi. B. Juhasz. C. Sindledecker. Row 3: L. Gimble, W Boyd, B. Ritchley, C. Bachrik. S. Kneck, J. DiEugenio, J. Dillon, W. Taiclet. Top Row: A. Davis, S. Yovich, B. Burick, M. Atkins, Paul Waddell, J. Feldman, G. Freeman. Bottom Row: E. Cline, C. Lynn, B. Ewing, C. Turner, J. White, D. Schryver, B. Smith. Row 2: J. Smith, S. Mikell, L. Porter, J. Bakich, P. Minard, K. Pinkerton, J. Tucker. Row 3: H. Howard, J. Ripple, M. Mrus, V. Arnett, D. St. Clair, D. Lewis. Top Row: R. Kapcsos, D. McCauley, W. Whittier, R. Shaw, B. Young, M. Hetzler. Preparing himself for o night of selling, Bill Young corries -out to his cor on armtul of cup holders which were made by his J. A. Company. T junior Achievement Each September about tour hundred high school students meet at the Worren Junior Achievement Center and organize twenty miniature business corporations. Throughout the year these students explore the workings of American free enterprise by manufacturing and selling a product in the area. Many Howland young people now participate in this program. The Junior Achievers meet once a week and, after conducting a business meeting, fall to work manufacturing their product. Once finished, the product must be sold. Many J. A. members spend one evening each week learning sales techniques through door to door selling. et. M Hammunimfivn is ,414 5ssc'ufirzl Par! Bottom Row: P. Ghisea, J. Parry, L. Curtorillo, S. Callahan, G. McCoy, E. King, K. Gettig, C. Falkinberg, M. Velican, J. Moyes. Row 2: Mrs. Huibretgse, C. Miller, D. Bowman, S. Hyde, J. Weizmann, J. Ranck, A. Griffith, B. Krauss, A. Kos- ciuk, Mrs. Bode. Row 3: S. Luscher, J. Husher, A. Webster, S. Moss, B. Ritchley, A. Phillips, M. Michalovich, D. Partridge, S. Heller, G. Lewis. Top Row: L. Blackwell, J. Craig, B. Hammock, C. Crawford, C. Aley, P. Allen, D. Schryver, L. Kirk- wood. Jill Anderson and Pat Ghisea give French students a lesson in culture by explaining this replica of the Eiffel Tower. Qrmch 61116 Students in the freshman, junior and senior classes who study French hold membership in the club. La Circle Francais is held once every six weeks and on special occasions such as Christmas or on fa- mous French holidays. Cultural slides of famous cities, such as Paris, and other parts of France are sometimes shown. French games, songs, and quiz- zes are enjoyed at other meetings. Co-sponsoring the club are Mrs. Huibretgse and Mrs. Bode. Luther Blackwell, President, Linda Cur- torillo, Vice-President, Judy Craig, Secretary-Treas- urer. Judy Moyes, Luther Blackwell, and Linda Curtorillo dis- cuss the origin of various French words and phrases. 'i 'fzgsiiiiir ' W ,. -jifyifgf E. .. M . V .. W- . g .il 'sf j . 1 1' 'uf ' . 2 ' F ' . .U:t ,. M wi.r..-ir, fr .. , :ig-gg.. - - - ww-.fr.fw.ff.fs.f-rf- - ,J , ri . . 'ir , 555 ' R , SQA S im NM? , ts it EF 4: W . . f .rf r Qt 5 Q? .fa r. ffm. , . M i . 1 7, K R f N, . 5.553 isp' H v 4 e . a 5 'E W f f V .V ,, I . , H . . ..s. . 's'r' 'iii s . 'sr J . .A r-':: ' 'L - 5. J -f . -5 . L S? Pur lives Radio Klub The Radio Club is composed of a group of selected voices chosen once a year. The main duty of the club is to plan and present the morning pro- gram. This year the members have also recorded some radio plays to be used in the literature classes. On March l, the members toured the KYW television station in Cleveland and watched the Big Wilson show in the studio. The officers of Radio Club this year are Paul Waddell, Pres- ident, Betty Kibler, Vice-President, and Bonnie Hammack, Secretary- Treasurer. Club members take a short break from their meet- ing at Marilyn Kay's home to pose for the Scroll photographer. Radio Club President Paul Waddell informs Barbara Thompson and Cindy Blair of a coming club meeting. Bottom Row: Mr. Hageman, R. Erskine, B. Thompson, J. Moyes, S. Hyde, D. Klein, R. Rosner, L. Blackwell, L. Gimble, L. Sullivan. Row 2: S. Cole, R. Spirko, M. Clark, S. Schwab, C. Blair, B. Kibler, J. Williams, S. Stull, M. Kay, J. Collins. Row 3: L. Sindledecker, J. Dillon, B, Hammack, J. White, D. Irvin, J. Husher, J. Smith, S. Alexander. Top Row: P. Waddell, M. Pond, R. Thompson, S. Yovich, R. Timko, C. Waddell, P. McMahon, J. Tucker. Mu -v.-.-. up .si-f-.ri111swmze-1 . i Sriruce 61110 At the monthly meetings of the club, the members perform experiments or watch demonstrations in some field of science. Every member completes a science project each year. This year seventeen of these projects were entered in the Fitch Science Fair and five were in competition at the Kent Science Fair. The projects range from construction of rockets to biological study of re- generation. A recent achievement of the Science Club has been the erection and main- tenance of the school weather bureau. Their equipment includes a barometer, rain guage, thermometers, and a new- ly purchased anemometer. Club mem- bers collect and record the weather data each day. Many Varied Interests Hr Bob Hilterman and Bill Whittier are demonstrating a new anemo- meter purchased with funds appropriated from the Jr. High Student Senate. Howland's Science Club provides a common ground for stu- dents who enjoy scientific study and exploration. Under the guidance of Mrs. Krauss, Mrs. Griffin, and Mr. Lowry club members investigate the colorful and varied branches of science. Bottom Row: B. Yuhasz, D. Klein, C. lklodi, D. Smith, B. Goldman, T. Vannelli, T. Brain, J. Smith, D. Gautchi. Row 2: M. Was, R. Erskine, N. Swager, J. Ranck, W. Taiclet, R. Hayden, C. Altman, L. Keesey, C. Struk. Row 3: B. Boyd, S. Chos, B. Pike, C. Crawford, L. Sindledecker, J. Collins, C. Ratliff, R. Fuller, J. Holton. Top Row: H. Sampson, K. Keeling, B. Whittier, D, Fisk, P. Allen, E. Rider, B. Hilterman. 'rf l5'rruzdc'14 Our Ifmfuflvdgc' Bottom Row: A, Kosciuk, B. Smith, F. Fisher, P. Thomas, T. Vannelli, H. Consider, Mr. Coleman. Row Two: M. Pond, H. Luscombe, R. Kowalski, D, Bunker, D. Daum, J. Culver. Top Row: B. Koski, D. Druschelg T. Brdek, W. Wilson, K. Valen- tine, B. Rowbottom, B. Clapper, S. Mikell. Marlene Pond and Donna Daum take aim. Kiflc' Umm Membership in Rifle Club is open to anyone possessing a .22 caliber rifle and interested in the field of marks- manship. Members acquire a full knowledge of safety rules, rifling skills, and many general procedures con- nected with the sport. The rifle team, consisting of members of this club, competes with teams from other schools during the course of the year. Howland's squad has made a fine showing this year with many exciting and sometimes close matches. Heading these shooting folk this season are Donna Daum, president, Bob Spir- ko, vice president, Dick Kowalski, secretary-treasurer, and Lon Bridle, range master. . ,.,.. I -r,,, J - 4 hw-.xy . 1, ' 4 2 . 3, NMS 5 .1 , M Bang!! Bob Spirko and Dick Kowalski fire from a prone position. 67 Self-Dfvelapmvnf Zfhrrfug Bottom Row: J. Liptak, J. Parry, A. Williams, B. Carbone, D. Hreno, B. McClead, C. lklodi, J. Postlethwaite, F. Fisher, J. Baker. Row Two: C. Robinson, D. Irvin, S. Davis, K. Sisley, C. Blair, S. Cowell, J. Dillon, S. Rose, J. Fellows, F. McMurray, C. Sindledecker. Top Row: S. Mikell, C. Thompson, M. Crites, C. Bachrik, J. Phillips, M. Kay, D. Bianco, J. Bradley, J. Husher, G. Lewis. Ofhcc' Aides An office is a busy place with many things to be done. ln our offices, the secretaries are relieved of many little jobs by the office aides. ln the main office they sort mail, sell supplies, make change, and run errands. The aides in the junior high office have these same duties in addition to collecting attend- ance slips and counting tax stamps. These girls are obtaining valuable secretarial ex- perience by actuallv performing these duties. Visual ,flidfs Educators have found that tilms and record- ings are often a valuable aid to instruction. They can bring events that happen far away or in times past into the presence of the stu- dents. At Howland there are always visual aides operators available. These students who are under the direction of Mr. lrwin are trained in the use of movie projectors, tape recorders, record players, and the opaque pro- jector. They are a busy group, showing movies thirty to forty times per week. Bottom Row: Mr. Irwin, Jack Berry, Art Davis, Jack Ranck, Shirley Taylor, Ted Vannelli, George Winans, Melvin Balciar. Top Row: Tom Sompko, Ray Smith, Jim Strausbough, Jim Quinlan, Roger Shaw, John Mrus, John Ripple. cruise and Kespnnsibilififs Bottom Row: Nancy Whittier, Bill Goldman, Sandy Pappas, Sandy Stitle, Ruth Culver, Bonnie Juhosz. Row Two: Ray Reghetti, Harold Sampson, Margaret Crites, Mary Sotak, Bob Handley, Carol Arnett. Top Row: Don Fisk, Steve Yovich, Ronnie Kopcsos, Bill Young, Tom Mines. J-fame Kzwm Managers These select people are elected from their homerooms every fall to serve as representa- tives for the school newspaper. They provide an invaluable help to the paper and the stu- dents by stimulating sales, taking orders for the Tiger Times, and making sure that every- one receives his own issue of our outstanding paper. ,Cibnzry ,flidss Books are the core of knowledge and wisdom. The library aides assist Miss Woodford, our librarian, in making the best books available to.aur Students and teachers. Miss Woodford and the school find these girls indispensible, they check out books, keep the shelves ar- ranged and in order, and do so many other things that make our library such a fine one. Miss Woodford, Ellen Rider, Vera Guesman. Carol Crawford, Joanne Steele, Barbara Crincic. ln! ,H Bottom Row: Pat Ghisea, Barb Thompson, Rena Eddie, Judy Moyes, Lynn Kirkwood. Row Two: Betty Kibler, Carole Clisby, JoAnne DiEugenno, Renee Ellwood, Ed Pizor. Top Row: Jackie Rupp, Clyde Waddell, Eric Timko, Richard Thompson, Ralph Dean. Haufrvl 1500111 Each period of the day two peo- ple work together in the control room. Their jobs are to connect Mr. Kepner and Mr. Barrick with the various rooms in the building and to make announcements when necessary. One advantage of working in the control room rather than being in a study hall is that the operators may listen to the radio when not doing their other jobs. Nurses Aides The staff of nurses's aides is composed of girls who are mem- bers of F.N.A. They work in pairs and are in charge of the nurse's office while the school nurse, Mrs, Cowell, is out of the build- ing. Their duties include treating students who have minor ail- ments. These girls work in shifts so that there are at least two students on duty at all times. Bottom Row: Sue Vannelli, Barbara Tomlin, Martha Velican, Pat Mitchell, Barbara Crincic, JoAnne DiEugenio. Top Row: Judy Daylida, Jackie White, Bev Tate, Shirley Stein, Jean Herman, Sandy Schwab, Janet Weita, Barbara Ritchley. Service Builds Hlzanzcfcr Gym flidvs Teaching the fundamentals ot good sportsmanship and physical fitness is a big job, so the ath- letic directors have enlisted the help of several high school stu- dents to assist them with the jun- ior high classes. These people have completed their physical training and are interested in im- parting their knowledge and skills to others. Junior high students benefit greatly from the help they receive from the gym aides. Stand by for action! Two gym aides, Diana Lyons and Ellen Brown, are ready to assist Renee Elwood as she practices her vault. Bottom Row: M. Sotak, L. Gimble, S. Schwab, C. lklodi, J. Baker, S. Alexander, B. Tate, A. Kosciuk. Row Two: C. Aley, B. Boyd, J. Holton, J. Shuttic, K. Reese, R. Hayden, W. Tacklett, D. Davis, V. Arnett, M. Riggs. Top Row: R. Cleal, G. Holinbaugh, J. Artherholt, G. Leece, J. Nycum, D. Abruzzi, R. Stevens, H. Ramsey, J. Lacusky, R. Roberts. 71 Q if: 5 Hr if 4 Asia ' ' E f Y I Xu 5 1- U16 :Eyes and Ears af ffrfuflandi Uger Cimes The Tiger Times staff for i959-60 completed seven issues, including a special school bond is- sue, which helped greatly in its passing. ln September the staff presented a short skit at the successful dance they sponsored. Editor, Don Berry, advisor, Mr. Williams, and the staff worked tirelessly on each issue, making sure that it was a paper worthy of Howland High. Mr. Williams is not to be forgotten. He was the one who pushed onward when the deadline for the paper loomed so near. As a result of his pre- vious position in advertising, he was able to pass along first-hand information to the staff. All in all the staff did a tremendous job in present- ing views of their own and of others on the im- portant issues at hand. Barbara Evans, one of the several typists on the staff, rushes to meet a deadline. Staff Editor ........... Don Berry Assistant Editor--- Sue Cowell Exchange Editor-- Shirley Ehrenberg Business Manager-- Gloria Lewis Photography-- Gordon Klentz, Joe Papp Sports Editor ----- Bill Young Typists --------- Barb Evans, Barb Thompson Reporters ------- Sandy Rose, Judy Tomlin, Carol Shaw, Pete Bickel, Jim Lane, Staff Advisor--- Mr. Williams M-femuifmm-.x Taking care of some of the unfinished details that always pop up are Pat Ghisea, Sandra Schwab, Pat Mundorf, Dave Lewis, Hugh Howard, and typist Sandie Stull. Scroll staff members engage in a last minute conference with advisor Mr. Wil- liams. Staff members include Sandy Pappas, Rick Timko, Jill Anderson, Dan Gilmore, Janet Weita and Jay Williams. mmw cm!! Staff Editor ........ ---- Jay Williams Business Manager .... Sparky Kerr Opening Section ..... Gloria Lewis Activities ......... Jill Anderson, Pat Ghisea Faculty ....... JoAnn DiEugenio, Janet Weita Seniors .......... Sandy Schwab, Sandy Stull Underclassmen .... Sandy Pappas, Pat Mundorf, Billie Spenser Literary Editors-- Linda Curtorillo, Marilyn Kay, Dave Lewis Advertising ......... Rick Timko, Ronnie Kapsos Athletics ............ Bill Burick, Dick Abruzzi Photographers .... Gorden Klentz, Hugh Howard Sew!! Stuff Plans Spring Delivery U16 Staff Okay, team, here's the story. We're out to make this the best yearbook Howland has ever seen. To do this, we'll all be expected to give all the time, energy, imagination, enthusiasm, blood, sweat, and tears that you can spare. With these words the first l96O SCROLL Staff meeting opened. After that first meeting, when positions and duties were clari- fied, the momentous job of put- ting the yearbook together be- gan. Night sessions, sometimes two and three o week, were never without appointed volunteers for typing, caption writing, and copy editing chores. Different words and phrases became especially familiar to us. l don't know, l think l remember losing it. . . . Let's get organized . . . Any- body seen the copy sheet for this . L page? Was it hectic? Yes. Was it nerve- Bottom Row: Mr. Williams, Sandie Stull, Joanne DiEugenio, Pot Ghisea, Linda Curtorillo, Marilyn Kay. Row 2: Jay Williams, Pat Mundorf, Gloria Shcllerlng? Yes. WGS .ll fun? Lewis, Sandra Schwab, Janet Weito, Billie Spencer. Top Row: Hugh Howard, Well . . . MOyb6. Was ll' WOl'fl'l Gordon Klentz, Dan Gilmore, Rick Timko, Sparky Kerr, Dave Lewis, Bill it? That's a question that only Burick- you, our subscribers, can answer for us. But if we may be allowed an opinion, we'd like to say that we think it was. . . emphatically. Several of the members are proofreading o few of the completed pages. Seated left to right are Linda Curtorillo, Billie Spencer, Gloria Lewis, Marilyn Kay, Dick Abruzzi, JoAnne Dilfugenio, and Bill Burick. Gorden Klentz is kept busy taking pictures and processing them for the members of the staff. ,411 U15 Wrfrldls' ,4 Stag Q-IQ These three couples of the cast offered loads of laughs, mystery, and ro- mance for the audience. Singing with all their hearts, Lee Selby and Shirley Stein gave a fine performance in this year's show. Operefm This year's operetta, Tune ln was set in the busy atmosphere of a radio station. It told the story of the station owner's struggle to pay off a mortgage and keep the sta- tion. The operetta, a musical comedy, was the subject of a great deal of work by Mrs. Polley and the A'Cap- pella. In addition, Mr. Hageman, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Thomas, and the orchestra all contributed much time and effort toward its success. The operetta was well-liked by ev- eryone who saw it. The A'CappelIa is to be congratulated for a fine job. This great group of fellows truly added some spice to the operetta with their deep forceful voices. lm! The People merely Players Seuier Play An innovation in stage production at Howland was performed by the seniors this year. Papa is All , a play written in theatre-in-the-round, centered around a Pennsylvania Dutch-Mennonite family. This three act production was performed with- out scenery and with very few props. The success of it was due to the ex- cellent acting of the six members of the cast, Ronnie Kapcsos, Mari- lyn Kay, Carole Sindledecker, Dave Leatherberry, Hugh Howard, and Shirley Taylor. Mr. Hageman, the director, expressed his approval of the first presentation of this type at Howland. These six members of the senior class gave sterling performances in the first theatre -in-the-round production given at Howland: Shirley Taylor, Carole Sindledecker, Marilyn Kay, Dave Leatherberry, Ronnie Kapcsos, and Hugh Howard. Emma lCarole Sindledeckerl consoles Jake lDave Leatherberryl during a tense moment in the senior play. As the opening night rapidly approaches, the cast works diligently to learn the difficult Mennonite dialect. Jlflusif .... U16 Language Zfluzf Kmfw Bottom Row: Mrs. Polley, J. Robinson, J. Mines, P. Gallagher, K. Merrill, N. Swindler. Row Two: S. Alexander, P. Ghisea, J. Rupp, M. Riggs, J. Hites, S. Kuhn, D. Hreno. Row Three: D. Airwyke, G. Chittle, K. Carr, S. Vannelli, S. Stein, J. Williams, J. Falkinburg, B. Juhasz, J. Baker. Top Row: G. Day, D. Smith, R, Stewart, C. Waddell, D. Lewis, D. Giesy, T. Brdek, B. Johnson, E. King, E. Jones. ,4 '6frz,v,vc'l!rz Every day when sixth period rolls around, the sixty- two members of the A'cappella choir can be seen l I scrambling toward room l l3 in a race with the final M'S- P0lleYf 'he Ve'Y Capable d eC'0' of 'he A COP' bell. Shortly thereafter those some sixty-two people are heard in song. Another hour of vocal practice has begun, - The members of this musically-minded group enjoy singing, whether for the entertainment of others or merely for their own pleasure. The singers and their blue robes are a common sight at assemblies and concerts throughout the school year. Each fall the A'cappella presents an operetta. This year's production, Tune ln, a musical comedy, was an outstanding success. Soon after the annual operetta, the group begins preparation for the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. The Music Boosters' candy sale occurs just a few short weeks before the district music con- test in which Howland has done very well. After the feverish rehearsals for the contest are over, there is a short lull. The schedule shows that an exchange concert arranged with Brookfield is fast approach- ing, and work begins anew. Finally, the A'cappella closes out its year of activi- ties with its performance at the graduation cere- monies. pella, leads the group in a song during one of their daily 6th period practices. of diligent work have given our A'Cap- pella its high rating. V0 Kaundarivs - I7 Harriers Bottom Row: J. Peterson, P. Micholavic, R. Tackitt, J. Weizmann, J. Weita, J. White Thomas, L. Kirkwood, C. Stuber, B. Thompson, D. Schryver, C. Love, M. Sotak, J. Smith. Redmond, T. Parry, J. Holton, D. McMillin, S. Maas, A. Phillips, P. Waddell. Top Row ens, C. Phillips, L. Selby, D. Booher, R. Spirko, P. McMahon, J. Strausbough. Practice makes perfect. Many hours ,Music Krmfcd Zflzrzfugh Zfzficczs' In ffrzrmrfrzy Bottom Row: Judy Falkinberg, Pat Ghisea, Carol Love. Row Two: Carol Stuber, Shirley Stein, Janet Weita. Top Row: Rhoda Tackitt, Margaret Riggs, Eleanor Cline. Criplc Zfriv These nine girls are selected each fall for their outstanding voices. They sing at private social events, assemblies, and graduation. Each spring they enter into competition with similar groups from other Northeastern Ohio schools. Under the direction of Mrs. Polley, they have proven to be a talented group over the years. This year's girls are following in the footsteps of their predecessors. Ninth Grade Cfhrfrus Under the direction ot Mrs. Polley, our ninth grade chorus is more or less a stepping stone to the A'Cappella. Members are selected for their fine voices and their ability to blend well. The group meets regularly and sings for many school programs. The experience and practice they receive prepares them for joining the A'Cappella in their Sophomore year. Bottom Row: S. Rulick, J. Ranck, J. Tucker, B. Herig, C. Falkinberg, L. Kersey, P. Schmidt, C. Gehrlein, B. Horvath, E, Air- wyke, L. Sekula. Row Two: J. Killen, K. Williams, K. Gettig, T. Poe, J. Williams, C. Gostovich, S. Yanick, M. Heller, L. Charles, C. Colgan. Row Three: D. Metro, C. Feher, C. Clutter, P. Karr, K. Linsenmann, C, Gill, K. Taylor, N. Whittier, B. Smith, J. Kereszturi, C. Altsman, S. Maclloberts. Top Row: J. Plant, J. Quinlan, T. Mines, D. Beach, J. Chapel, B. Bellus, L. Fisher, J. Proper, R. Fuller, R. Lytle, K. Price. Bottom Row: K. Hermison, J. Weizmann, P. Thomas, G. Lytle, A. Kosciuk, C. lklodi, P. Mitchell, S. Cowell. Row Two: V. Lisak. S. Alexander, P. Fvre. B. Juhasz, C. Dick. D. Kline, B, Ritchlev, M. Michalovic. Row Three: S. Tavlor, J. Husher, S Wickham, S. Maas, L. Gimble, D. Partridge, C. Crawford, S. Kacir. Top Row: F. McMurrey, B. Hammock, D. St. Clair, J. Bradely, P. Minard, M. Riggs, D. Daum, K. Pinkerton, D. Irvin. 6166 67110 This group of singers is organized on a voluntary basis. Any girl in grades nine through twelve is eligible. Regular meetings are held weekly in which the girls learn various types of numbers. This club, along with the rest of the music department, pro- vides excellent music for many school functions such as P.T.A. meetings and assemblies. Glwirdrzirrs The Chordaires, consisting of eight fellows, are cho- sen by Mrs. Polley for their select voices. Their major goal is to receive superior ratings in district and state competition. Following the contests, the boys sing for private engagements and for their own personal enjoyment. The harmony they provide is truly fine music. Choirdaires: Clyde Waddell, Jim Strausbaugh, Leif Person, Paul Waddell, Lee Selby, Ed Jones, Tom Brdek. whiny is Wark Hand Our school is very proud of the achievements of the Senior Band. For the last five years it has received a superior rating in both the district and state compe- titions. This fine record is an indication of the con- scientious work put forth by the director and students. The band is composed of approximately sixty five stu- dents, ranging from the ninth through the twelfth grades. Many of these talented bandsmen intend to further their musical education and enter into a pro- fessional career. Throughout the year, the band is ac- tive and plays at many concerts, parades, and social functions. Often requests from neighboring communi- ties are received asking them to perform. Through their many appearances away from home, they have achieved a reputation for excellence in performance. We hope that the band, under the guidance and lead- ership of Mr. Alexander, will go on to win even more honors and continue to be a credit to our school. 0 long As We 5141 Mr. Alexander directs the band members who are earnestly working toward the perfection of a new number. Bottom Row: Mr. Alexander, A. Kosciuk, K. Hermison, M. Shafer, C. Struk, Two: B. Swindler, H. Curritti, P. Money, B. Hammock, J. Husher, D. St. Clair, C. Pownell, J. Ringold, D. Phillips, T. Gobrovsak, R. Thompson, L. McGee, J. cik, D. Abruzzi, H. Howard, B. Hilterman, R. Hayden, R. Bock, S. Rozycki, C. Altman, M. Davis, C. Lab, B. Herig. Row D. Gilmore, B. Ritchley. Row Three: M. Sanders, Davis. Top Row: B. Moody, B. Boyd, B. Ruman- L. Person, C. Broz. Ming if ...,....-nw. .NAM ...,,..w.J.m.-usd.,4:i,nv I . - Our band director, Mr. Alexander, is constantly striving to improve the quality of the music that the band pre- sents. Bottom Row: K. O'Donnell, C. Gostovich, K. bisley, M. Dodge, L. Sullivan, M. Culver, J, Flickinger, J. DiEugenio. Row Two: K. Miller, P. Mundorf, K. Rees, J. Boyle, S. Schwab, J. Daylida, J. Gearhart, L. Blackwell, D. Miller. Top Row: J. Tucker, M. Mrus, B. Cleal, G. Michelson, J. Locusky, J. Crowder, P. Allen. YE M it j 5-P S ri ii T U Danna Kami And the music played on and on . . . The Melody Kats, a group of students with a love for music, provide pleasant music for many dances in the surrounding area. The group is well managed by Luther Blackwell and Rick Thompson, co-leaders who make arrange- ments and sign all contracts. Mr. Alexander assists the co- leaders, but all dance jobs are performed under student di- rection. An impromptu jam session suddenly erupts from a few members of the Dance Band. Bottom Row: S. Cowell, D. St, Clair, D. Phillips, K. Reese, H. Curetti, R. Thompson, G. Mickelson, J. Locusky. Row Two: E. Person, B. Moody, R. Hayden, B. Cleal, J. Crowder. Top Row: Mr, Alexander, L. Blackwell, J. Gearhart, P, Allen, M. anders. 431. Athletics 3' ,f t l l M ' J 22 ff ff . . Ll ieiit if A. .s ei . A 1 good, Godwofd pave wise cuff Phillips Butch Dov Bob Handley FY xiii' X X FW Jim Nycum Cigar cfmeu Prvvidr Uzrilliug flrfia This year our varsity made a very fine showing on the hardwoods under the leadership of Coach Godward. The student body can be proud of the achievements and sportsmanship displayed by our boys throughout the course of the season. We finished a strong third in the very tough Trumbull AA League. At the start of the campaign, we took an early lead in the league race and stayed in con- tention for the league title until the last two games of the season. Our most important victory was a spec- tacular sudden death overtime victory over the highly regarded Newton Falls squad. After the Newton Falls conquest, we won a very important rematch with Brookfield on our home floor. Six seniors played prominent roles in the success of our team. They were Dick Abruzzi, Reynolds Black- burn, Gerald Day, Gordie Leece, Jim Nycum, and Dave Wise. Nycum and Abruzzi led the well balanced attack with over 300 and 200 points respectively. Wise and Day proved to be the playmakers while Leece and Blackburn contributed to the rebounding. Some promising underclassmen, including sophomores Ray Stevens and Bob Handley, will provide the talent for the coming seasons. In the Youngstown AA Sectional tournament our team defeated Youngstown Rayen. This was the first sec- tional victory since our school joined the Class AA ranks eight years ago. As this book went to press, the boys were preparing to meet our cld rival, Warren G. Harding, in semi-final play. A win in this game would give Howland a chance to play state-ranked Salem and gain statewide prestege. Jim Nycum eludes two op- ponents and bulls his way in for two points against Windham. .wax 4? Im Wi etlet F 4 'iii . - f -f ,-ff - .l .-., 115:15 1 is, f-- lf' l , 2 if 4 4 it C 'Tw lll 2 it 4 6 ., - y it , . fkf, .5 . t 7' 4 it - f- ,. ', ' f f : TE lt' QM ' lf 3 ii , if ' ll' Z V- ,,. ' .C 5 C I 6 Ni i 4 F 5 ' F 4 4 1 ' -Q W .C in I em A -I .V A 1 KVVV it ,,, - , ' gg r -,M ,,.L, ! I 1 l f.: A I X I V - 6 S, lg 'OrCliG LQGCQ Sffm ROZYCW Reynolds Blackburn Ray Stevens Dick Abru zi Ray Smith fifh llpsefs and Overtime Vicfnries Z Howland Opponents 54 .... Cortland --- 50 .... Vienno --- 54 .... Cortland --- 86 .... Fitch ..... 45 .... Hubbard --- 69 .... Windham -- 5l .... Newton Falls 75 .... Leayittsburg 64 .... Brookfield -- 77,----Champion -- 62 .... Liberty .... 68 .... Newton Falls 63 .... Leovittsburg 64 .... Brookfield -- 50 .... Champion -- 44 .... Liberty .... 43 .... Canfield --- 53 .... Rayen .... .ga 'E' t we Q ,, -Q xv, fs A V 'ff' f f w , N, , 'iii 5 'I f ,, z 1 N ' 3 1' 34' S? K Sophomore talent is displayed as Ray Stevens and Bob Handley combine for a basket. Butch Day soars high above his Windham opponents for a lay- up shot. 3 . . -' fy 1-. oaks lib! gf If 1 f ,va -v f A K5 Q 9 a S Y I? 43? agp az R ek nu ,flu is X sf W ng ' 'ti f-Elf E i il idk sv- '-2 , H06 1: N .U gb mwffvi-413, ,, -W -51515 fi .,,f.5'LV'A' -w'..:'f'l 45 wgigggw ,,,A:k b Mm V f f -, K , ' . .,iwf',i2ilQi,- , - - V .aff 1, ' sem' ' V z1,N-W:L -'.,, 1 , .Q :wi 552251. 1' ' 1 ' f f., fiQ,g'f,f2aiQ2fff ,I :Q , H . wLiZ5ET5'ff9m 7' 'li!gfa51i4zi'eiS..4QQn35fm W 'A 4 M ijllfia 4 4 -Qfiksz, W. 11 Keeeree Basketball Bottom Row: Cliff Phillips, Lee Selby, Stan Rozycki, Andy Selep, Ray Smith. Top Row: Dick Pachuk, Mike Smith Dick Bock. lt's an easy two points for Bob Handley as he drives in for a lay-up. i1ei f,w1f1.eew,e l,-3- T .- 38 Selzeelule Howland Opponents 38 Cortland -- 54 Vienna .... 55 Cortland --- 38 Fitch .... 32 Hubbard -- 39 Windham -- 39 Newton Falls 35 Leavittsburg 30 Brookfield -- 33 Champion -- 33 Liberty .... 26 Newton Falls 57 Leavittsburg 47 Brookfield -- 34 Champion -- 36 Liberty .... Canfield --- 9rcfsl1man l6'r1sk cffbrlll Bottom Row: Jim Handley, John Crowder, Bill Goldman, Dick Hray, Tom Brain, Ken Rees. Row Two: Mr. Roof, AI thren- berg, Denny Phillips, Barry Boone, Keith Price, Don Gono, Tom Frazier, Jim Lazor, Al Redmond. These cheerleaders supplied the necessary boost in morale to lead our ninth grade team to a successful season. Bottom Row: Karen Gettia, Gail McCoy. Row Two: Kathy Miller, Alice Webster. Karen Taylor. vlwdule Howland Opponents 20--Cortland .... 24 37--Brookfield --- 33 39--Leavittsburg-- 36 28--West Junior-- 32 32--Liberfy ..... 48 3l--Newton Falls--34 27--Champion --- 51 32--Cortland .... 59 30--Brookfield --- 41 3l--Leavittsburg-- 28 35--Liberty ..... 38 20--Champion --- 42 27--Newton Falls--35 clzcdule With the interest in the sport growing by leaps and bounds, wrestling has made its mark at Howland. Our wres- tling team enjoyed a fine season this year, winning five matches and losing five. Several injuries and illnesses played an important part in the five losses. Midway through the season, the team lost the services of Don Mor- ris, who was tragically struck by a mysterious brain infection. Don was unable to return for the rest of the year. Four seniors, Dave Smith, Jim Frazier, Don Morris, and Jim Holinbaugh played prominent roles during the past season. After winning most of their regular matches, Dave Smith and Jim Frazier both placed third in their re- spective weight classes at the district meet at Kent State University. These seniors were the boys who laid the foundation for the sport of wrestling at Howland. They, along with Coach Irwin, deserve a great amount of credit for their accomplishments. Wrestlers fnjvy Anafhcr gl Doug Crawford is trying to block a switch try by Jnm Frazier in one of the last practices before the Kent tournament Bottom Row: Dave Smith, Jim Frazier, Don Morris, Jim Holinbaugh, Larry Proper. Row Two: Chuck Maze Dave Humphrey Jim Flask, John Datish, Hugo Curitti, Ted Vanelli, Jack Ranck. Top Row: Coach Irwin, George Meszaros Harold Sampson Harold Luscombe, Bill Miller, Tom Metzler, Ken Keeling, Dave Liddle, Jeff Holton. 6615014 Schvdule Howland Opponents Rootstown .,.. Burton ...... -Aurora ...... -New Castle Ravenna ..... -Northfield ---- Southeast ---- Greenville ---- -Mantua -- -Hickory -- Coach Irwin loosens up John Datish before the heavyweight match Do Mo s oins his man by using o body press with o bor-arm halt-nelson. A v -- ,,l: - ' A A E 22+ 2 if , K ,QL - , x L r i S 4 4 NW., .gk qs, .1 X ' V?-Q? ,... 1 ?, CF? 517 'i' Cm O -, This is Bob Sapashe's conception of the new track, practice football field, baseball diamond, and basketball courts Our new track coaches, Mr. Farmer and Mr. Landis, plan their respective programs for the coming track season. Crack Since track has been non-exist- ent at Howland for the last five years, the student body is eagerly awaiting the sound of the first starting gun. New track shoes and warm-up suits have been purchased in readi- ness for the first practice March 8. The team plans to compete in various meets in- cluding the Mansfield Relays. Several other meets are sched- uled with neighboring schools. Mr. Landis has been hired to coach the Varsity while Mr. Farmer will coach the Junior High team. 100 Shown above are the six returning lettermen who will play an important part during the coming season. Bottom Row: Bill Burick and Jim Mellich. Row Two: Andy Selep, Roy Stevens, George Mickelson, and Jack Wolcott. Baseball With the season about to begin, the Tiger baseball squad is out to win the league championship. Last year the boys finished second, losing out in the final game to Newton Falls. Four starters were lost by graduation, but the six returning lettermen should supply the team with a potent attack. George Mickelson and Ray Stevens will lead the pitching staff, while Bill Burick, Jack Wol- cott, Jim Mellich, and Andy Selep provide the batting punch. The team will be playing on the new field, which, when completed, will be one of the best diamonds in the county. Cigar Dinmmdmm Jmprvvv econ Senior letterman Bill Burick displays perfect form as he practices bunting. Yefk C0 711166 ginish X Coach Andrish is seen giving pointers on the ort of hitting to veteran Jock Wolcott ond hord-hitting Andy Selep. Two experienced pitchers, George Mickelson ond southpow Roy Stevens, ore working out in prep- orotion for the 1960 season. 101 Q -xg, , ,. . by f M m m M ' -5, SL j ,fse:1wz1Qig2:.15,155gg-mein-i?Qif'T,:E1-a,Qlz?2-'TY-F521-flaw?-17 . f f L M V' Q 1 - K 7 fzsfggiaif f-1 1 , A - 1 J - K V I -R, 1 ,bf-EF? fisiqfig- -s2 1k-wwmfg,- - wg 5, , fig , 5 , , R 3 9 , -f g11ie2i,a?'?f-ai? bf fe 'JHEW ,L ' 'my A751-- : II '3 -if-Tgfifiif-154' 11: 2212? A X . S Q X 41 wif--1---:-wr--.5-rawf--15,fm-W Q91-wg, wwf' V mmf-11434:-wi,mw.fp--psvimsggm-f ,wg'Z?m,f.-Ww,,sf0 - -- Wg, qw- .- Q L ,Rf-Q-fgsg,.-mmf.XMW1-:feng 1,p3.-Mmuwg, . wigxwvlwwxwmxquwf5-Ma-.--4-Qw J -- f - -. - A my A r, - V .i ,g,,::-V 'Q' K - -f -- f Y if K w Qaculiy and Gurriculum 104 Anninisfrnfien: ine 60-erninnfere ef ine Seneel The photographer interrupts Mr. Lemasters as he looks over a report from one of the Howland schools. Snperinfennenf Jlflr.,4. Olernnsfere Mr. A. O. Lemasters is the dignified gentleman who carries well the great responsibility of supervising the How- land school system. Prior to his ap- pointment to this position in l945, he taught in Portage and Trumbull Coun- ty schools, then came to Howland in I933. At that time he was hired as Principal of Bolindale School. After graduation from Ravenna Town- ship High School, Mr. Lemasters at- tended Akron University. He received his B.S. degree from Ohio State, M.S. from the University of Pittsburgh, and has done additional post-graduate work at Youngstown University and Kent State. ln his present capacity, Mr. Lemasters acts as the coordinating bond between the Board of Education and the How- land school system. ,flssisfaat Priaripal Mr. .Mark 16. l6'arrirk Mr. Mark R. Barrick has for a long time been a well-known and well-liked member of the teaching and adminis- trative staff at Howland. He came here in 1947 as a teacher of science, algebra and general business. When the Junior High wing was completed in 1957, he was given a new office and a new title--that of Assistant Prin- cipal. Mr. Barrick was born in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and attended California State Teachers' College for a time. He completed his B.S. at Kent State Uni- versity where he later received a Mas- ter's degree in Education. Priarryral flflf. arraaa D. Kraaar Mr. Norman D. Kepner is the man who, as Principal, provides a link be- tween faculty, parents, and students at Howland High School. He has a background of education and experi- ence plus the personality to enable him to handle his position well. He began his educational career in Penn- sylvania and came to Howland in 1951 to serve as Assistant Principal. ln 1953, upon the death of the former Principal, he was elevated to his pres- ent position. Mr. Kepner attended Grove City Col- lege in Pennsylvania for two years, then, Ohio University where he re- ceived his B.S. degree. Since then he has done work at the University of Pittsburgh to earn an M.S. degree. 105 106 The Board of Education consisting of Mr. Leroy Chalker, Mr. H. C. Mines, Mr. John Beady, Mr. Fred Shafer, Mrs. Claire Humison, Mr. Frances Day. Mr. Clifford Berry, and Mr. A. O. Lemosters serves as the policy-making body for the Howland school system. Mrs. Claire Humison, clerk-treasurer of Howland Schools, pauses from her work for a moment of thought. Nm, l6'el1ind U16 canes, lgllf ecessrzry The business management of the school is under the direction of Mr. Francis Day, shown here studying the plans for a future addition to the school. Mrs. Winters and Mrs. Hillman, efficient workers in our office, check over some figures in the accounting de- partment. Mrs. Zacha, Mrs. Kay and Mrs. Cunningham are three of the reasons that Howland runs so smoothly. 107 108 Mr. Andrish B.S., Youngstown U. Mr. Bailey B.S,, Whittenburg Coilege Mr. Baron B.S., Youngstown U. Mrs. Bode B.A., Heidelberg Coilege Mr. Breckner B.S., Kent State M. Ed., Kent Stote Mr. Bronson B.S., Kent Stote Who deserves twenty-five minutes of free time more than our hord-working faculty M Q .gg, ii The new reading room, under the direction of Miss Trimble, has rapidly gained prominence among the student at Howland. Through the use of this controlled reading projector, Milan Saunders, Ron Kapscos and Sondra Hyde are increasing their reading rates. ' Miss Brugler B.S., Kent State Mr. Coleman B.S., Kent State M.Ed., Kent State Mrs. Fansler B.S., West Virgini M.Ed., Kent State Miss Frederick B.S., Kent State M.Ed., Kent State QU. 109 110 Learning to sew and cook are two of a girl's biggest problems. In our modern Home Economics de partment, Pot Basile masters the art of stitching a seam. Mrs. Gillespie B.A., Western College Mr. Godward B.S., Youngstown U. M. E., Westminster Mrs. Griffin B,S., Youngstown U. B.A., Youngstown U. Mr. Hageman B.S., Kent State Mr. Hiestand BS., Kent State Mrs. Hodgkiss B.A., Baldwin Wallace Mrs. Holt B.S., indiana State Teachers College Mrs. Hough B.S., Indiana State Teachers College i l The study of physics covers the fascinating aspects of matter and energy. Mr. Lowery is shown demonstrating one of the principals of this science. The beauty of art can be expressed only by a talented few. Sharon Cole, Joanne Smith, and Phyllis DelGarbino have won various awards to prove their abilities. l i. f1.: -1-7 11- a in 11 112 Steve Rulick assists in setting type for one of the print shop's numerous projects which include printing cards and various programs. Sfaculfy Mr. Hope B.S., Youngstown U. Mrs. Huibretgse B.S,, University of Wisconsin Mrs. Husher B.S., Battle Creek U. Mr. Irwin B.S., Kent State Mr. Jewell B.S., Youngstown U Mr. Johnson B.S., Youngstown U Mr. Kupka B.S., Ohio State U. Mr. Landis B.S., Marquette U. Mr. Kelly B.S., Youngstown U Mrs. Krauss B.S., Thiel College Our guidance counselor Miss Frederick is always on hand with helpful advice for college bound students Here Jack Davis is receiving and concerning his future education 114 Zaculfy The new driving instructor, Mr. Farm- er, gives Don Geisy ond Bonnie Juhasz some advice on the operation of an automobile. Miss Locke B.S., Kent State M.Ed., Westminster Mr. Lowry B.S., Kent State Mrs. Lutz B.S., Western Reserve Miss Morto M.Ed., Kent State Mr. Matune B.S., Youngstown U. Mr. McFadden B.S., Youngstown U. M.Ed., University of Pittsburg In Mr. Hope's class, one not only learns but also enjoys studying the history ot America. Mr. Pogano B.S., Youngstown U. Mrs. Polley B.M., Youngstown U. New York U. Ithaca Conservatory Mr. Prokop B.S., Youngstown U. Mr. Resotka B.S., Youngstown U. M.Ed., Westminister College Mrs. Rieser B.A., Hiram College M.A., Kent State Offfjd B.S., Youngstown U. M.Ed., Kent smfe 6 Af' Mr Robinson X W 115 116 Mrs. Robinson Mr. Roof Miss Starkey Mr. Thomas B.S., Ohio U. B.A., Mount Union College B.S., Ohio State U. B.S., Youngstown U. M.Ed., Youngstown U Mr. Townsend Miss Trimble Mr. Whiting Miss Williams BA., Ur1iV9rSifY of North BA., Mount Union College B,5,, Fifchburg Sfgfe Teachers B.S., Youngstown U. CGrOlir10 College Mr. McFadden, on advanced math teacher, watches with o knowing smile os Steve Yovich ottempts to explain cz plone geometry theorom to Mark Valsi. W tW,,,,W,,wMm,,5,,Q,,L g J, L, ,,.m,,,, M, ,,. , . , 5, 3, ,, , .M f--ff--f fe, ,.-,..,- t - Q- ,, ts: We , It W- it -,f.., t t-f.-' ,-v,.:t,,ew::fwn John Pachuk and John Malone gain experience in using power equipment safely and expertly in the recently expanded wood shop. Mr. Williams B.S., Youngstown U. Mr. Wllms B.S., Mount Union M.A., Western Reserve Miss Woodford B.S., Kent State B.S. in L.S., Western Reserve M.S. in L.S., Western Reserve Bob Saposhe's architectural talents in advanced drawing can be seen in this floor plon of a dream house. 117 113 DWfl?W5f15 UR Advertisers and Spousvrs Safran Studio Trumbull Cement Products Co rty surprised one of our CONGRATULATIONS FROM sruouss' couuru srour sruoussr APPLIANCE sronf GRISW0lD'S srour Richard W Reese Funeral Home 415 Robbins Ave NILES Phone OL 2 2314 Cadillac Invalid Cor Service At All Times IOIN THE SOCIABIESI HAVE A PEPSII or A Meal To Remember THE ASIORIA ONE OF THE LARGEST ond MOST MODERN EQUIPPED BANQUET ROOMS IN NORTHERN OHIO SERVICE ond FOOD OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY Ample Parking FOR RESERVATIONS EXpress 37196 2840 Youngstown Rd S E Congratulations from OHIO GIASS 81 SAIES 1203 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD S E WARREN OHIO Phone Ex 59563 Congratulations from SHIVEIY SAIES 81 SERVICE I6 E Church Niles Ohio Phone OL 2 556 Your Friendly Ford Dealer F ....... Facilities - 10 to 500 121 Hamilton and Meigs, Inc. Y YUM YUM Sachs Jewelry M Drrve ln Restaurant THE SPOT FOR SPORTS 21504 F CORNER HIGH 8. PARK W B y J ly N d At ll8 E. orket . Trumbull County's Finest - Jewelry Store Spo rt I H n d The Woodward Company Heating and Cooling Ph - l68 ronklln St., S. W. arren, Ohio H. l. SCOTT BEST wlsHEs Gas 8K TOWN 81 COUNTRY MOTEL VIENNA, OHIO Off R Ph Ph TU - 9-3350 LI - 5-9071 W I S E F L O R I S T S . Wise Folks Buy Wise Flowers Phone Niles--OI. 25837. 5765 Mines Road, S. E. Worren, Ohio 124 A few of the janitors rounded up for a picture were Armour Campbell, Bob Nichols, Howard Hyre, Otis ff Clayto Butler, Kenneth Neidlinger. WARREN MUSIC CENTER concrete builders supplues Wester Bros '58 High N E Concrete 81 Supply C0 phone Ex 45696 1240 Youngstown Rd Warren Ex 31505 Ohio BEST WISH ES FROM NILES OHIO RUSS BERLINE MEN S AND BOYS WEAR 12 McKmley Plaza Nlles Ohio Aushn Village WARREN OHIO Ph EX 9 7733 me c. H. snvlsn co. Winchell Cleaners and Shirt laundry THE WARREN a,.E--.m sm.CE MARBLE 81 GRANITE CO. H I .I C Niles Road, S. E. Warren - Congratulations from fgpe fic Y, Warren Ph EX vm Marine Sr Sport Center 69 h Y PHONE EXpress 53716 Mahoning A E t George Bachrik , o Nationwide Insurance Best 5 Auto Repmr 'I636 Genesee Nu-Es, OHIO F 47663 ixQ,eN'fSrao9 s Yi MERICAN-,Standard '90UllI'x YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS DIVISION AMERICAN RADIATOR 8. STANDARD SANITARY CORPORATION 126 omvfhing Over Which Both young Am! Old Han lfmdcr Home Cure for Juveniles Not long ago a New York City Judge wrote to the New York Times saying that in the I7 years he had been on the bench not one Chinese teen- ager had been brought before him on a juvenile delinquency charge. P. H. Chang, Chinese Consul-General in New York, was asked to comment. He said, I have heard this story many times from many judges. I will tell you why I think this is so. Filial piety is a cardinal virtue my people have brought over from China that was free. A CHINESE child, no matter where he lives, is brought up to recog- nize that he cannot shame his parents. Before a Chinese child makes a move, he stops to think what the reaction of his parents will be. Will they be proud, or will they be ashamed? Above all other things, the Chinese teen-ager is anxious to please his parents. The amazing record of the Chinese children and young people shows that it is in the home that the cure for juveniledelinquency will be found- and in no other place.-Kosciusko CMiss.l Star-Herald Today's Best Investment is Howland Real Estate. For a King Size Homesite That will Increase in Value With the Passing KYears, Located in the North Rd. Area with City Improvements and in the Howland School District, See RUSSELL R. HETZ, 5937 Youngstown Road Phone OL 26688, A FRIEND OF HOWLAND SCHOOLS ERED H. MYERS REGISTERED JEWELERS American Gem Society WARREN, OHIO THE AETNA FREIGHT IINES INC. SERVING THE STEEL INDUSTRY General Offices - - 2507 Youngstown Road WARREN, OHIO Congratulations from Helen's Bridal Shop 'II'l Pine Street S. E. tk ky A lx is I' 5935 YOUNGSTOVVN ROAD S. E. ROUTE 422 Students were entertained at assembly by this versatile Me 'ca fo J gl' f h' y xx n per rmer. ug Ing was one o is ma talents displayed Q Q I27 Congratulations from Colonial TV Rt. 422 Warren PhiI's Barber Shop Boyd Electric Do-Cut Sharpening Sales 81 Service - AUTHORIZED SERVICE - omplete Lawn 81 Garden Sho DON McCAUGHTRY'S ASHIAND Oll COMPANY Automotive Inc. PINE S. E. Sniders' Farm Market Phone OL 2 7233 Tumson, Inc S Home Decorating lntenor and Exterlor Floor Coverings Furmture Carpeting Draperies Appliances Wall Tale Pannt YOUR uNcol.N MERCURY EosEL DEALER C0 9'0'U'0 0nS hom 234 Robms Avenue Niles R H VAUGHN OL 24327 l5 S Mom St Nlles Ohio Ray Moore's Sohio Station -- 7091 E. Market TU 95693 LINCOLN MERCURY INC, ' Best Wishes from THE WARREN HARDWARE COMPANY Roger's Cleaners wr-ror.ssALz RETAIL P' b Q E' 'f and Mi Richard W. Reese SUPP eS Funeral Home 'I79 W. Market St. 415 Robbins AW- . Nruss 829 H'9h S' Ph OL 22314 WARREN c an r ra c s A All T C g It l0VE'S GARAGE f DIAMOND T mm REESE HARDWARE WARREN OHIO E. Market Sl' t WARREN Downs 84 England, Opticians Elm Road laundry The Grinnell Corporation lsaly Dany Store MCDONALDS RESTAURAINT The Dollar Savings Bank Co Junior Vogue CON ATULAT S WARREN, OHIO 3 5.15 Hamburgers -- Warren, Ohio . re in Warren for Juniors a Ave E TINKHAMS GROCERY STORE UNION SAVINGS 81 TRUST C0 G IIEN THE WARREN SANITARY MIIK C0 FUNERAL M 7 HOWLAND CORNERS Congratulations from WARREN Five Convenient Locations ongra u a ions I from 'I296 Youngstown Rd. IORD CHESTERHEID TAIIORS LADIES' d MEN'S TAILORING 'I P Ph EX 5 4392 HIGH STYLE HABERDASHERY Jordan Dry Cleaners o eope W o P ne one EX 2 8626 re , Adams Insurance Agency C0 WARREN OHIO EX 3256 I BEST WISHES HOONS 638 E MARKET STREET WARREN OHIO McKinley Federal Savings 81 loan Assocratron OF NILES M tgg 36SM Sl' NI Oh F r P I h Care I6I i N. E. Ph - War n Oh on 53 S E Warren, Ohio one ' ' 444 High sneer N. E. Phone: - 7 I ured Saving , Home or o e Improvement L I . ein . ies, THINK FIRST OF First Federal Savings 8 loan Association CONGRATULATIONS Gillette Rest Home Ph No. 46302 3214 Elm Rd E t ' WORKMFN'S AUTO SERVICE Frank Milton Burbank Van 81 Storage, Inc 39 EAST CHURCH ST NILES OL 28764 O 8l 7 ast arket Street I L al - Lon Distance Moving C the past year were Leila Jones, Vera Swoger, Wilma Law, Jennie Herman, Sall ' . Congratulations from Crosby Mook Office Machines 522 Hgh St N E ALBERT SMITH 81 SON Ex 46676 SALES SERVICE Drstrrbutors of BARBER COLMAN OVERHEAD DOORS ALUMINUM STORM DOORS 81 WINDOWS Brooksrde Hardware Phone NOrmandy 4 8952 Elm Rd Ext Warren Ohio V: 70114 QUICK EFFICIENT SERVICE AND FREE DELIVERY ARE SOME DISTINGUISHING TRADEMARKS OF THE HOWLAND PHARMACY 825 N. River Rd. N. W. 135 136 BERNARD'S MUSIC 81 TV CENTER CONGRATULATIONS 91 E STATE STREET NILES, OHIO FRQM OL 22311 Band and Orchestra Instruments Piano Famous Bands RCA Victor Color and Black and White TV Tape Recorders - Phonogrophs Transistor Radios -- Records Mohn's Sohio Sewice AtIasdTkes, Batteries Phone OL. 28799 McKinley Heights Niles, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Maytag-Warren Co. Gas, oil, tires, batteries-all these and many more can be found at BLANK'S Best Wishes from Colonial Shoe Store Al Corradi Tailors 224 Pine St. S. W. Warren, Ohio Phone EX 5-6I5l For Your Best Formal See Corradi Immediate Service CONGRATULATIONS FROM IDEAL FOODS Quality Meats, Produce, 8- Groceries 7042 E. Market Largest Stock in Town Warren BIG DISCOUNT FOR HIGH SCHOOL FORMAL AFFAIRS Congratulations from the SERVICE STATION, found on Route 82, west of Howland Corners. WI' Rt. 422 Youngstown Rd. Worren, Ohio O I , G I I m o u r s The House That Service Built 222 E. MARKET 137 CONGRATULATION Howland Post 700 o the American Legion JOSEPH J DIEUGENIO EDDY S HIGHWAY SERVICE O O Homes Remodelin FROM 7 ilder of All Types of Quality Homes ' RIENDLY GULF Congratulations from coNGRATuL.moNs THE MEARS AGENCY 420 Robbins Ave. INSURANCE -- REAL ESTATE FROM FRANK E. MEARS FRANCIS E. MEARS GEORGE P. SUTY V F D AUDRY J. DICKS HELEN WHITE Prepare yourself for a career in a profitable profession at the FRED WOOD SCHOOL of COSMETOLOGY Learn from competent licensed instructors every beauty service required to make you a successful professional The Faculty basketball stars looked great in a heated warm-up for their first game with the students. 139 CLASSRCDCDM TEACHERS HQWLAND Home Federal Savings 81 loan Crooks Bottled Gas Co. Association of Niles ELM RD- EXT- NILES' OLDEST SAVINGS INSTITUTION FR- 48860 Hank sms. Bldg. ca. 3743 DEVON DR., S. E. EX 5'I5'l3 I Homer H. Hoffman Co Niles' Oldest Department Store El Sh p Here for the Whole Fa 'ly h where Good rosa Like A G 4 R 'dy we 'nd 0' E' em Host Bids You Come Agni Hose Building and Supply, Inc. NILES, UHIU VENUE DAIRY QUEEN STORES Warren lighting Plaza Motor Sales Ratliffs Service Station The Golden Gate Restaurant AllENS HOME BAKERY INC Best Wishes from 540 East' Market EX. 9l2l4 of Congratulations 1952 Elm Rd. Warren, Ohio C , O O 7 2891 Elm Road, N. E. C0..Gm.,m..,Ns lensen's Hardware 20-22 East State St. Jarvis Auto Repair NMS OHIO BEST WISHES FROM Warren Business College DlEugenio models o new dress at a meeting. Mahoning Pharmacy lilllrel liII1eS Warren's Finest Bowling Cente 197 West Market 2809 Mahoning N.W. Ex. 97331 wane, 144 Farmer Iim's Swimming and Picnic Grounds Route 46 Dial NE-72160 Congratulations from Howland Corners Barber Shop 123 Niles cofiiaunoad TU 92611 PAUl'S SOHIO SERVICE BIG OR SMALL, PAUL TOWS 'EM ALL 1980 Niles Avenue S. E. BEST WISHES FROM PACK'S GENERAL STORE to your appearance a d to your seeing needs- our style-fashioned LEuilh Qlraft glasses do everything for you that you want in a pair of glasses. BIDWELL OPTICAL DISPENSING CO. Call us for an appointment for an eye examination. New complete Hearing Aid Department. 252 NORTH PARK AVENUE V2 block n th of Hgh St et Phone EX 21576 WARREN, OHIO This picture, which was purchased on the black market, is supposed to have been token at the basketball game at h'ch the fac Ity beat the se 'o boys CONGRATULATIONS PhiI's Barber Shop Red's Auto Glass Shop Mirrors and Glass Tops for Furniture 410 South Street Phone 28211 Warren, Ohio NIIES EAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SERVICE 132 E. State St. Phone OL 2-7017 NILES, OHIO Best Wishes THE PETERSON WEBSTER ELECTRIC C0. CONTRACTORS-ENGINEERS Tu 94545 145 Copperweld Steel Company PAGEandBYRNES INSURANCE PRHCHARDK ' RACKETT Howard Thombs Plymouth Center Inc Trumbull County s Only Exclusive Plymouth Deale E Market Street Phone 4254 6 WARREN OHIO W HOWARD THOMBS Pres W 'Z y PH Congratulatrons HOWLAND DRAG STRIP HOME OF DRAG RACING BONAQUIST Moron SALES INC Phone OL 26910 OL 29359 CARL D. BONAQUIST Dodge Plymouth Soles 331 Robbins Ave. Job Rated Trucks ' ' First Choice Used Cars Nrles, Ohro I , . THE f 523 . - I . , . iw- V L4-Q fr' 3? gee! , F F A Y- STORE W 5 2 9 1 or : S405 - ' fg, It looks oka , but we don't want to u hat m h money into a car. , o 148 After the gome THE RAPPOID CO. HOWARD JOHNSONS S Foremost sm f.. PRIVATE DINING ROOM FOR GROUPS Landmark For The Roppold Co Iobel on onythrng Hungry Amerreans shows you shopped corefully INTERSECTION OF ROUTES Warren Ohlo 422 ond 46 Durlg's Farm Market COMPLIMENTS OF Chrckens Ready For The Oven Grocerres Frunts Vegetables Niles Marme 84 Supply Fm e Delrvery To Nnles Mon Thru Sot 57Ol Youngstown Rood Ext Warren Ohlo WARREN FIORISTS ASSOCIATION , ll I Home Killed Beef and Pork GIBSON REAITY X DEVELOPMENT CO. BUILDERS 8. DEVELOPERS Ph TU 93055 or EX 42571 All B k g Services A I bl Under ONE Roof THE NIIES BANK COMPANY NILES, OHIO Member F d I Reserve System A d F d I D p t I uronce Corporot Burhvuu Svhnppr Qiauhira WEIEEIIFINGCTA-NOIIES FORYAELAOXICIXOIAISEIIOSNS IES 81 WAIIPAPER STORE THE COLOR CENTER OF WARREN 361 Hgh St EX 23686 2837 Youngstown Road WARREN, OHIO ALSO A SHOPPE IN HEART OF DOWNTOWN WARREN Chas. G. Sikaras John N. Morris lumber Co. YARD and OFFICE Niles -Vi R d Vienna, Ohi 150 Cox Lilhographing Corp. GRISWOLD AVE EXT WARREN, OHIO MA PERKINS CHICKEN INN OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE WERTZ FAMILY Luncheons Full Course Dmners Banquets Big enough to serve you - Small enough to appreclate you Located at McKinley Heights on U. S. 422 OL 2 7021 Res. LI - 5-3 681 Phone TU - 92361 Andy Medovich BURNACH PACKING COMPANY Wholesale and Retail LAMB - PORK VEAL - BEEF 6010 East Market WARREN, OHIO Robbins Avenue lumber Co. 4 '5 -if Q? ee od NILES 8 J P 1 A 6 Ph ol. 29929 IIII ,ezbigf I ,ff Q., beleee Q e,e. Q1 . 4 1iEiii 4 A McKinley lanes 'Pl--.5 -fu 2345 Robbins Avenue Nl on o1.y p 27111 BEST WISHES FROM PAUL HARREll REALTOR The Warren Paint 81 Glass Co Established 'I9'I7 258 North Park Avenue WARREN, OHIO Phone: EX 3 5141 Congratulations From Ward's Auto Parts 502 East Market Street EXpress 30628 152 BOOSTERS DAVID C. BARBE WARREN BOX LUNCH PATULEAU AGENCY ROBINS FURNITURE CO. HOT DOG SHOPPE BENEDICT DRY CLEANERS WARREN'S ART STORE WEIZMAN'S BAKERY ELM RD. FLORIST FREDERIC'S CHARCOAL BAM-Que sun: ms cl-ncK:N SANDWICHES Located on U. S. 422 BOOSTERS nonsnvs FUNERAL Home GENTRY co. cnoss-L:su: co. corm mcrmc Geo. A. STULI, DARLING suor sommo Mn. smuucx Mn. n.sMAsTsns Mn. Kamen Elm Road Auto Sales THE FINEST IN LATE MODEL USED CARS 3511 Elm ncaa, N. E. The honor students of the senior class selected Lindo Curtorillo ond Dove Lewis as the speakers for Commencement this year. 153 HCDUSE CDF PORTRAITS STUDIO Kohut Grocery CALVIN DRUG Warren Sharon Road ULster 6276'l RUDY PRINZ Owner OL 22317 Drugs our Busrness Mackey's Carpet Shop Largest Selectron Of Carpets In Ohro Servrce Our Specralty Phone 2463 8 443 Elm Road Warren Ohro 2 N Mom Street Nrles Ohro C A F E 4 2 2 FAMOUS FOOD Best Banquet Facrlities in the Valley I ll ' o s I 0 ll I ' I . 155 W' W' Congrotulotio nd Best Wishes Paint 84 Wallpaper Store T 299 w Marker sire-ef THE SEPUOR CLASS Warren, Ohio E 2 8' HOWlAND SUPER MARKET Prttler Automotive Supply, Inc TU 94405 52 522 E M k t S E 9 RUTH d DELL MILLER Carols Style Center 2 SEI R NE F40664 Daubeumrres Grange Insurance Agency KHDCSOS 50hl0 SHWICG 45 L 5 3, WARREN C d 0 Phone x. -O6 U U I h Ph - O- , or e t. 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