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

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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

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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-

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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