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

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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

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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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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?