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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1981

Page

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Guidance Office Offers a Full-Service Program at Howland

Howland High School expands guidance to a four year program focusing on self knowledge for course choices and post high school plans. Counselors meet each class twice yearly with each student at least once a year for data review and planning. Freshmen received a Differential Aptitude Test and Interest Inventory in December 1980 funded by a Career Education grant.

Howland Howland High School Gordon D. James

Howland Students Win at Italian Language Contest

The Greater Youngstown Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Italian held its sixth annual Italian Language Contest with over 180 high school students from Howland Cardinal Mooney Niles Ursuline Austintown Fitch Girard Lowellville and New Castle Pa. winning first prize were JoAnne Arias and Ging Mancini both juniors in Italian I with Diana Catignani placing second. Other participants included Cathy Abruzzi David Langley and Anne Romanello. Italian teacher Mary Ann Napolitan Koontz helped organize.

Howland Greater Youngstown American Association of Teacher of Italian Cardinal Mooney Niles Ursuline Austintown Fitch Girard Lowellville New Castle JoAnne Arias Ging Mancini Diana Catignani Cathy Abruzzi David Langley Anne Romanello Mary Ann Napolitan-Koontz

Department reports crime drop and fire damage in Howland Township

February crime in Howland Township totaled 88 offenses, down eight from a year ago, including two assaults two burglaries nine break ins at night three break ins of uninhabited properties two motor vehicle burglaries eight grand larcenies seven petit larcenies two motor vehicle larcenies two bicycle larcenies 16 property destructions two armed robberies two missing persons three drug abuse cases domestic disputes and 19 miscellaneous offenses with no homicides or sex offenses noted.

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American Legion donates $4,200 to Hillside Hospital

Howland Post No. 700 of the American Legion donated 4200 to Hillside Hospital’s Department of Physical Therapy for two electronic devices in the pain clinic. Staodyn PLS and Microdyne stimulators aid evaluation and treatment of pain. thanks were given to post commander Walter Raach and other members.

Howland Howland Post No. 700 The American Legion Department of Physical Therapy Hillside Hospital Thomas Hofstetter Pete Nicora Nancy Curran Curran Walter Raach Howland Post 700 Hillside Howland Township Howland Post of

Howland girl places in area culinary art show

Twila Davis of Howland won a bronze medal at the first annual Culinary Art Show held at the Southern Park Mall. She and four others from Niles shared bronze medals, Crystal Gerrin earned silver, and the Gordon D. James Career Center earned a silver for the school’s mini buffet. The show, co sponsored by the Mahoning Valley Restaurant Association, featured four area vocational schools. Each school fielded six students in a mini buffet with judges Ike Wessner Harold Bauer and Bob Abbruzzi evaluating entries.

Howland Twila Davis Southern Park Mall Gordon D. James Nancy James Lordstown Beulah Brady Martha Dermer Dana Bard Niles Crystal Gerrin Career Center Richard Alford Gordon D. James Career Center Martha Holden Mahoning Valley Maplewood Joint Vocational School Trumbull County Joint Vocational School Ike Wessner Harold Bauer Youngstown State University Bob Abbruzzi Cafe 422

Howland High School Feature Ann Ford Enjoys Music

Howland High School senior Ann Ford, daughter of Judge Donald Ford, plays flute in the marching and concert bands, has eight years on flute and ten on piano, and earned a superior solo rating this year. She leads events for the yearbook, belongs to the National Honor Society, and aims for advertising at Bethany College or Miami University, with siblings John and Leslie in college or graduate studies.

Howland Ann Ford Donald Ford Kimberly Dr Howland High School Miss Ford Bethany College Miami University John Ohio Northern Leslie Kenyon College

Howland IOE Students Win At Regional Contest

Junior Intensive Office Education class from Howland High School competed in a Region II Office Education Association contest at Trumbull County Joint Vocational School. Bette Bode took second in Records Management, Kathy Machingo fourth in Job Application and Interview, and the class earned first place for the highest fundraising amount for the Special Olympics service project. Other participants included Karren Dermer, Sheri Fahndrich, Lisa Huffman, Karen Diehl, Cathy McKenzie, Karrie Metheny, Beth Fleischer, Cathy Michelakis, Sue Penman, Wendy Wilt, and Gina Mancini. Advisor Sharyr Jonesco.

Howland Howland High School Trumbull County Bette Bode Kathy Machingo IOE OCEA Karren Dermer Sheri Fahndrich Lisa Hufman Karen Diehl Cathy McKenzie Karrie Metheny Beth Fleischer Cathy Michelakis Sue Penman Wendy Wilt Gina Mancini Sharyr Jonesco

Spring program slated at H.C. Mines Elementary

Howland students from H C Mines Elementary School will perform a spring music program on March 24 in the school gym transformed into a theatre in the round at Mt Trashmore. The environmental themed show, based on Tampeel, was written and directed by Mrs Diane Saviers with help from teachers and parents. Public invited.

Howland H.C. Mines Mt. Trashmore Tampeel Diane Saviers

Howland Bandwagon Highlights Page Mix And Coupons

This edition previews a spring music program on page 3 and notes society items on pages 4 5 8 and 9. It mentions a junior high tutoring program on page 10 with a birthday column and ICE contest results. Page 11 covers St Joseph's Hospital heart care, pages 13 and 14 host sports, and page 17 features What's Cooking. A full page of coupons appears. Recipes sought for the 18th annual cookbook with an April 11 deadline. Editorial urges no federal aid for commuter aircraft. a marriage column apology is noted.

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Guidance Office Department Thomas Howland Girl Kathryn Cuff Pam Alderman Joe St. Joseph’s Hospital Lyle Williams Joan Cochran
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