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

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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.

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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.

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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.