Howland hosts artist in residence Rick Kocks
Howland schools welcome Rick Kocks of Columbus as the two week Artist in Residence in a program sponsored by the Ohio Arts Council and the district. Kocks, a photographer with journalism roots, will work with junior and senior high students through May 15, sharing techniques, discussing perception, and guiding students to produce concise photographs. Two community workshops are set for May 7 and May 15, with an after school session May 12 for staff.
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Howland
Rick Kocks
Columbus
Ohio Arts Council
Kocks
Ohio State
Rocks
Jones
Howland Schools
Students honored for church work at Interfaith Banquet
More than 250 guests attended the 15th annual Interfaith Awards Banquet at First United Presbyterian Church to honor eight area high school students for church service and community contributions. Lions Club presented the awards to recipients including Edward Esposito and Trudi Ference from St. Luke's and St. Stephen churches, with guest speaker Rev. Joseph Witmer of the U S Catholic Bishops Ecumenical Affairs offering context on church unification efforts.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Niles Lions Club
Edward Esposito
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Liberty High School
Trudi Fe
Howland High School Student Monroe Active in Alpine Club
Howland senior Paul Monroe son of Mr and Mrs Paul Monroe 3588 Demura Drive is active in Howland Alpine Club which just returned from a 10 day scuba diving trip to John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park off Key Largo Florida He was among 11 students on the outing led by Gary Eisenhuth Howland High School teacher He also pursues industrial arts projects plans to display a coffee table and dry sink at a show through May 10 at Eastwood Mall He played football for two years is a 4 Hand Explorers Post member enjoys baseball in summer and plans to study criminal justice at Kent State University Trumbull Campus He has two sisters Mary 18 nursing student and Laura 16 a Howland High sophomore.
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Howland
Paul Monroe
Demura Dr
Howland’s
Alpine Club
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
Key Largo
Fla
Howland High School
Sam Pagano
Industrial and creative arts show at Howland High
Howland High School seniors and juniors from grades nine to twelve will display engineering architectural and illustration works through May 10 at Eastwood Mall. The graphics arts department led by Norm Cox features offset projects and silkscreens while student art by Milissa Ward James Koske Carla Walker and Dawnene Bucher earns awards. Some works by Knoshe and Ward have been sent to New York for national finalists.
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Howland
Howland High School
Eastwood Mall
Norm Cox
Shelley Moyers
Dan Dillion
Brian Johnson
Jim Adjage
Mark Haydn
Faith Tambakis
Diane Cotignani
Mark Hines
Glenn Gates
John Haberstrok
Ed Runyan
Bob Wertz
Eric Davis
Todd Walcott
Ee Franca
Paula
George Watson
Jim Kunka
Tim Sishall
Joyce Walker
France
de DiGiamo
Milissa Ward
James Koske
Carla Walker
Dawnene Bucher
Valerie Gamble
Daniel Penti
Laurie DeLucia
Tim Harshman
Joseph Altobelli
James Knoshe
New York
Knoshe
Civil War Projects Presented by Fifth Grade Class
Mrs Martha Rennand and her fifth grade students at H C Mines School completed Civil War projects as a culminating activity. Doug Marrs and Jeff Chambers created an outstanding Civil War map with battle locations. Dheepa Rammohan and Laurie Mackey built Model Monitor and Merrimac ships. Linda Rice researched Civil War cartoons. Bill Zednik Mark Spain Krissy Laubert and Kym Severo compiled an illustrated Civil War timeline. The class also presented songs poems and illustrated reports on Civil War figures.
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Kym Severo
Howland Bandwagon highlights page by page features
Today’s Bandwagon previews page 3 coverage of Dr. James Hyre former Howland superintendent at a scholastic banquet. It notes society pages on 6 and 7 with lunch menus and Bookmobile schedule, Earth Day events at Packard Park, Town Hall Series on 8 and 9, sports on 11, and birthdays on 12. Arbor Day trees giveaway on 13 with Spanish student honors, plus Editorial Page comments by Congressman Lyle Williams and Montage by Joan Cochran. Ohio Attorney General William Brown health spa talk and BBB home video tips. Turn to Page 2 for more.
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Howland Bandwagon
James Hyre
Howland
Packard Park
Town Hall
Lyle Williams
Joan Cochran
Ohio
William Brown
Better Business Bureau
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American Motorcycle Association
Eac Ee School
Monroe
Gary Eisenhuth
Martha Rennand
H.C. Mines Elementary School
Dheepa Linda Rice, Jeff Chambers, and
Doug Marrs
Don Shelley
Lou George
Jerry Dungan
Mike Hildenbrand
Brian Alexander
Clara Conner
Alberto Palma
Pam Kakiovi
David Carpenter
Cannon