Guidance Office at Howland High Seen as Core of School
The Howland High School guidance office handles about 11 000 contacts yearly including 4 000 student appointments and 6 000 walk ins. Four counselors guide grades 9–12 with programs for special needs and career planning, while coordinating college financing and vocational options amid rising higher education costs.
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Howland High School
Fred Alberini
Alberini
Katie Cuff
Paula Whiting
Alex Vuchak
Board of Education
Gordon D. James Career Center
Gordon Dert
Alberin
Vuchak
Whiting
Cuff
Howland students excel at Kent State language day
Howland junior and senior high students competed in poetry declamations in French German Italian and Spanish as well as skits posters singing and dancing at Kent State University. Over 40 participants earned multiple prizes including Diana Catignani first in Italian poetry and her poster first in the Spanish themed event.
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Kent State University
Sandra Hurlbert
Regi Alberini
Laurie Bauer
Brita Kriss
Mary Beth Mort
Gina Mancini
Diana Catignani
Gricel Cuesta
Deanne Wilson
David Langley
Kim Byers
Rosanne Cibella
Marie Drapcho
Joe Emanuel
Sherri Freeman
Diana DiGiacobbe
Lisa Cancelli
Gina Emanuel
Lisa Terzigni
Loretta Antonell
Jenny Harrington
Sue Hiester
Bridget Hoffert
Lisa Huffman
Suzanne Brown
Todd Chartrau
Lisa Dray
Debbie Ferry
Jim Hamilton
Pete Herman
Debbie Michelakis
Diane Nestor
Mike Penezich
Ron Libera
Howland Man Named Paul Harris Fellow
George Papp of 685 Chalfonte Dr in Howland, longtime Warren Rotary Club member, was named a Paul Harris Fellow, marking one of the highest honors with $1,000 donated by 168 club members to the Rotary Foundation. Papp, past-president of the club, is the fifth Howland resident to receive the honor. prior fellows include Les Stauffer, John Kurtz, Paul Watson, Mike Williams, and Dr. Larry Kiracofe. The funds support international humanitarian projects.
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Howland
Paul Harris
Les Stauffer
John Kurtz
Paul Watson
Mike Williams
Larry Kiracofe
Warren
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Trustees name lawyers for OE rural rates study in Howland
Howland Township Trustees appointed James Messenger Joseph Bryant and Bruce Ferris as intervening lawyers in the Ohio Edisons rural rates study by the Public Utilities Commission. Lawyers paid up to 65 per hour. Other actions included a 4538.94 bid approval for tires, travel for firefighter Pinkerton to a school in Tipton Indiana, fuel grant to the fire department, and bids for two dump trucks with trades. The next meeting is April 7 at 7 30 p.m.
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Howland Township
James Messenger
Joseph Bryant
Bruce Ferris
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Sandy
William Pinkerton
John Bean
Tipton
Ind
Pinkerton
Fire Department
Altoona
Brumbaugh Body
G. Lee Krauss
Wolcott
Road Department
Hartsock
Howland School Board Rehires Macris for Four Years
The Howland Local Board of Education renewed Nick G. Macris as superintendent for four years, effective August 1 through July 31, 1985, with compensation to be set after an appraisal of past performance. The board also moved to value Morgandale Elementary for leasing and sale, consider a zoning change to restricted commercial, and approve attendance at professional meetings, policy manuals, and cooperative contracts with Trumbull and Youngstown boards for psychologist services, computer grade reporting, and related duties.
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Howland Bandwagon implements new photo policy
Effective immediately the Howland Bandwagon will not mail photos unless the requester provides a self addressed stamped envelope. Due to postage increases photos can still be picked up at 35 W. State St. Niles. call 399 7822 ahead to have photos ready.
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Howland Bandwagon Highlights and Upcoming Features
This edition notes page 3 Mexico comes to Mines School and a student feature, page 9 scholastic banquet with Dr. Jim Hyre, page 11 sports, page 12 Happy Birthday column, page 14 dramatic oratio at Central Christian, plus a Home Improvement eight page section and Cookbook deadline April 11. Editorials and columns on page 2 include spending reforms and spring fashions.
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Mexico
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Jim Hyre
Howland Schools
Howland
Lyle Williams
Joan Cochran
Better Business Bureau
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Ron Cavalier
Denise George
Stacy Bertilacci
Cyndi Belcastro
Harry Salcone
Doug Mirto
Missy Gelum
Sue Basile
Molly DeLeo
Karole Kowalski
Cathy Abruzzi
Pam Cancelli
Joe Biffle
Warren Rotary Club
George Papp
Foundation
Biffle
Harold Snyder
David M. Hartsock
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