Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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I llillowlaintll QS' Migigi Lsiprgoiif 5 PIAESRLL Dim lH4'vTf.ggAai5 as T 16 : 5 9 . sg T 1 i K s viator 6 1 M B . thalfvfig 8 5.ammfrf5a .. ., .t ,... Vs, GYO Hail! The The girls basket ball team has completed another victorious season. Every team encountered has gone down to decisive defeat at the hands of the Orange and Black sexter. For the second successive year, the county championship was won and the completion of the sea- son made a record of 44 successive games in which the Howland girls have participated without a defeat since the fall of 1927. This string of 44 games includes four victories over the nationally famous Struthers team and four over Warren, both Class A schools. The Hrs: victory over Warren last year was particularly noteworthy inasmuch as Warreii had previohsly Won 22 straight games and the newspapers were claiming it was the best team that everrrepresented Warren High. The outcome was never Champions! in doubt, Howland winning -H-33 on the W'arren floor. This 'year the two decisive victories over Struthers were the outstanding victories of the year. In these two games Howland displayed a vicious offensive and and almost impregnable defense which easily routed Struthers, although the latter won all the rest of the games on its schedule. These victories over all county opponents and the defeats of Struthers, generally conceded to be the strongest CCQII11 team as one of Mr. McEvoy failing loyalty, member of the in Eastern Ohio, mark the Howland the leading girls' teams in the State. attributes his team's success to the un- unseliishness and hard work by every squad plus the loyalty of all Howland in supporting the team at all times.

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owiland 1925. Howland Achievements of Recent Years EDUCATIONAL Membership North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. K Development of a richer and more varied course of study. P Development of an expanding Vocational Program. Development of a progressive Instrumental and Vocal Music Program. LITERARY Charter Membership in Ohio High School Debating League. Finalist in Trumbull County Debate Eliminations for the last four successive years. ATHLETIC Finalist Girls' Basket Ball County Tournament of 1926. Girls' Basket Ball Championship of Trumbull County, 1927. Boys' Basket Ball Championship of Trumbull County, 1928. Girls' Basket Ball Championship of Trumbull County, 1928. Claimant of Girls' Basket Ball Championship of Eastern Ohio, 1928. Finalist County Baseball Eliminations, 1928. Semi-Finalist County Baseball Eliminations, 1927. MUSIC First prize in Band Contest at Trumbull County Fair, 1926. First prize in Band Contest at Trumbull County Fair, 1927. First prize in Band Contest, at Trumbull County Fair, 1928. GENERAL SCHOOL WORK First prize-Class A-General School Exhibit, 1926. Fourth prize-Class A-General School Exhibit, 1927. Second prize--Class A-General School Exhibit, 1928. ' 1 1929 --- l-Q-gi