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V s L ' is M: l 3 j.4n is o a ,aa B , , ,vm.ffMfVk - A M MATER DIOIOIOIOIOIOIOXOXOXOIOIOIOBDI' AA HAL ro rAfe,ouA TINTKEN HIGH A HUA ALMA AAATAA TRUE. WE SNA TCATHEE,OHR TYNTKEN HIGH AAD PLEDGE OUR EARTH ANETN. A YOUR TAIR AAAAAE wi SAEUTEWTTH ANAL, A QAYWEPA-E-cAAAN. H YCUR GLA WE NARCH TOGETHER AND DRQUDEY BUND YCA WEN CET' SING TINIHEN HTG AS THROUGH EACH RASSQNG YEAR DE BY SIDE R TANTE. SCHOOFS PRNSE High School THERE comes ATHOUGHT or HAPPY DAYS Ohio A AND ALMA MATER DEAR. CIVIC LEADERS Our BOARD OF EDllCA- TION is composed of laytneh who are interested unselhshly in the welfare of The Canton Public Schools. NIR. l'Al'l, MILLER, capable and distinf guished, this year assumed with dignity the responsibilities of Assistant Superintendent of To LOREN EATON SOUERS, who has devoted to the Canton Public Schools twenty years of untiring effort, wise counseling, and unselfish endeavor, we. the students of this school, extend our ever- lasting appreciation. the Canton schools. '1 SN ' - skis - K at ,.t,,, Wg Qt xVAI.'l'liR H. A1.LMANg JOHN F. Roos, Clerk-Treasurer,' HAY!-Ls R. PUTMAN, Presidentg JOHN B. BAKER, Vice-Presidentg RICHARD P. CHRISTIAN, SR., FRI-ill K. DOMER. i, . x. ,. raw is is l'lAROl.D S. Vmcixi Superintendent of Canton Schools HAROLD S. VINCENT, superintendent ol' schools in Canton since l9+l7, has been elected unanimously, by a special committee, to become the head ol' the Milwaukee School System. He was one ol' lorty-one candidates lor this position. His work during the past three years has proved his ability to succeed in the Held ol education. XVhile in Canton, he has taken an intense interest in religious, civic, and welfare problems, as well as educational activities. The passing ol' the school levies, the increase ol salaries for all school employees, and his help in promoting the 553,500,000 building program are a few ol' his many accomplishments. How accurate was the chairman of the Milwaukee board which elected him when he said, We have obtained one of the outstand- ing school superintendents in the country. ADMINISTRATION 5'-'MA m'FERI-pmt: I ' RFANI, Secretary for Mr. Malickg NI XRIIYN BRINDLINGIER, Secretary for Mr. Whitel RC -XRE'l' LYLE, Secretary for Mr. White: Rl IH ANN NIXRTZ, student switchboard operatorg -XBKLI. WISIC, student attendance assistant. it G. F. MALICK Director of Vocational litlucation As vocational director ol our school, Mr. Malick guides students in the selec- tion of their vocations. His understand- ing manner and winning smile plus his willingness to help have made him an outstanding lavorite with the students. Q., 1 H,Xl.l5liR'l' E. XVHITE Principal A familiar and popular personality in the halls ol' Timken is our principal, Mr. Halbert E. X'Vhite. Through each busy day, Mr. NVhite Finds time to talk with students and give them encourage- ment and guidance. During his two years ol leadership at Timken in addition to his many duties, he has introduced classes in drivers' training, worked toward the establish- ment ol' a student council, promoted the writing ol a school creed, and patterned student elections after those of the city. Because of his untiring efforts in ad- vancing the development ol our school, Mr. XfVhite has won a place ol high esteem in the minds ol' the students. ln their hearts he will always remain a true and personal friend. new , Ciifui. .lRNlll'.M.F Mount Union College. Il. I', S. M. Orclicstrn, Chorus, llund liu-:xii li. .Xsiwif King! School of Orzilm'y, ll of l'x Ohio llnivcrsily, B. S. in lid. University of Pittslnlrgli, M. A. Retailing MR. WHITE welcomes our new assistant superintendent, MR. PAUL MILLER. l Ni N I H .f f an 7 KN Yiiu,1xi.x .Xi'xc.si' Nl.-xkmx li, ll,uililif1. NI,nui llAl'lllll, Vnivcrsity of Toledo, B. 'I'hc Ohio Stale llnivcr- llciilvllwcrg. B. .X. S. in Voc. Pkl. sity, ll. Sc. in Home lic. Xpplicml .Xl'l, Xrt l, .ll'l ll llosinctology Rclzllcll ljulunihigi Ilnixcrsily. Nl. A. 7 Clothing I ll I,u.1.mN E. BANG South Dakota State Col- lege, B. S. Restaurant Management N.. .X. P. Biutaii'i'xmx The Ohio State l'nivc1'- sity Akron University Carnegie Institute of Technology Printing If. W. Btairn Ohio Northern lTniver- sitx, B. S. in li. li. Vocational Electricity :gym Q, . Bi-zkx.-num I.. Unit-iii4it.t. Ohio l'niversity, B. S. Oliice Nlachines, Faculty Manager of Athletics Tliese are the guiding hands 4 la R 8 A if . , TVN! L, Gi-iuiktiimi-' Bock Capital Vniversity, A. B. The Ohio State l'niver- sity, NI. X. Latin I, linglish II, Iinga liwh I .f-MAMA' iii-'oRr.lf, lltoxiz The Ohio State l'nivet1 sity, B. S. in lid., NI. A. B- 5- Cioininercial Art, Related Subjects my, M. ,x. I'.'xt'i.iNii Ii. liizimaia Ilension Fniversity, B. S. littglish Ill, Publications lfimxit Coat' Kent State l'niversity, The Ohio State l'niver- .Xineriean History. Cities, linglish II ..-nn-. : ,,..,-v- K Gaaczi-1 Ckow I.. .X. Dttxczfw l',xt'i. I1i.t.io'i r ' Ohio University, B. S. Ohio University, B. S. The Ohio State Univer- Restaurant Training Industrial Shop sity. B. Biology, Visual Education 8 'l'. H. IlxifRi1'i r Vniversity of Pittsburgh University of Akron Vocational Drafting, Rc lated Subjects li 1 RX.--wr lhxktstkt fikAIIAXl W. W. GRAENING Rum UIMFR fil.ll 'l0N l'iRlLZl.l.l. KLIII Stite University, Mount Union College. 'I-he Ohio Slam llniwr- Nhliauni 'llnivt-rsity, ll. S. li S l- S Siu, B. clllllllllllll UIIIVCIASIIY. uillllclllfillfs' I-LW' gf Buf- cwmnclrl' Mgchm Home Econoniics, lfootls M' fx lrginultron, f.0llllllCl'lL I' H' Child time Meth lndustry, 'l ypcwriting ll To which we owe the lessons we have learned cl joe S. GUHRRA Ohio University, B. S., M. A. History, Electric Shop I R. E. HENDERSON Kent State University, B. S. General Shop, Sheet Met- al Shop I, Mechanical Drawing I Sc II :ik XVILLIAM D. HARNION Kent State University Auto Shop, Related Sub- jects ELISABETH E. Huxutriv Randolph - Macon Wo- man's College, A. B. Simmons College, M. S. Retailing 9 my 'Aw . A .fs ,J . ' -wily- KARI, A. HAlIRlTZ Akron University, B. S. in Ed. ' Machine Shop II l R. B. joxiis Mount Union College, B. A. Social Sciences Coach unicztl Drawing I K fu?- ELLA lhfAY HEIDMAN Mount Union College, A. B. English II, Ill QW' 44 K 've'- ' ' XA A CAKL L. KAMP Akron University General Motors Institute -Ford T rade Schools Auto Mechanics KI:xxETII PIIILIII KATE Wooster, B. A. General Math, Algebra Coach A Q A b .ei 'WR ' K. J if QQ! A Eg lub.,-ff A Zggulekifggz -ist.. . ,QI gn . ,g,,,,.ff1g.g - 125-X I ef? 'lliifst CHARLES M. Lux Kent State University, B. S. in Ed. Driver Education, Driver Training They help to malce life s journey CHESTER A. LYLE Vocational Printing Q. fi? if 491 CARL W. NIARTIN The Ohio State Univer- sity, M. A. Ashland College, B, S. Electronics, Science W. F. NICARTOR Bowling Green State Uni- versity, B. S. The Ohio State Univer- sity, M. A. Attendance, Stagecraft , Boys' Adviser GEORGE S. NIOORH Ohio University, B. S. Vocational Sheet Metal, Related Subjects HERBERT D. NIELLON Akron University Machine Shop KARL W. NIUSTER Kent State University, B. S. English Ill, American History lO A. CLARKE LIILLER Kent State University. KENNETH XIILLER Akron University B. S. Kent State University English II, Dramatics Related Welding WILLIAM C, NIYERS NVILLIAM S. OSIIORNE tterbein, B . Akron University Akron U ' ersit . A. Vocational Welding ' ns, Accol ' r'll,l.IA5l D. lhxntuan thio University lechanical Drawing I lk , Surface Design, Indus- 'iztl Arts All-ix. J. Posr niversity of Michigan, . S. in Ed. torthand II, Typewrit- g II ,.. v I ff WA, , - . , fi V5 Lg xg mlm I- - I gf ' f . I Qi 3 s , Q 'W Y - 'Ti t A1 I ' AU J V l.r:osr1t t'A l'l3iuu' Akron University Cosmetology A. L. RAD!-ZR Michigan State Normal College, B. S. Related Machine Shop EVA K. PICKENS Kent State Universitv. B. S. American History, Civics Cum: H. RENSCH The Ohio SIBIC Univer- sity University of Toledo '4 Gtutcr: M. PINSENSCHAUM The Ohio State Univer- sity, B. S., B. A. Business English, Office Machines DAN RISALITI Ohio University, B. S. Physical Education, Coach Mutsuact, F. Rontrssox Rio Grande, A. B. Bliss, B. S. Accounting I, II, III, Bus. Law 8: Bus. Organization, School Treasurer Vocational Machine Shop, Related Subjects FRANCES M. Smgumux Ohio NVesleyan Univer- sity, B. A. . Physical Education, Guid- ance, Girls' Adviser ll A lot more pleasant For us all CA'l'm1klNE M. SHAFER Kent State University, B. S. New York University, M. S. English I ROBERT W. SHEARER Capital University, B. S. Akron University, M. S. Biology, Algebra -Y '? ifitf ,iLL, . l'AL'l.lXE Suonn Pratt Institute, New York Kent State University Dressmaking . .nn X I .lk vt lk ' Nl,-KRTHA V. S'rltAucH Ohio lVesleyan lfniver- sity, B. A. English Ill, Publications joux C. SMITH The Ohio State Univer- sity, B. Sc., M. A. Instrumental Music Em SPARROWGROVF Kent State University, B. S. English I NIARIE K, STAMBAUGH Kent State University, B. S. Typewriting I, Shorthand I GEORGE M. Swfxxr Gtzokras M. Swtxm-zu. G. P. TOLSON Stout Institute, B. S. Ohio University, B. S., Ohio University, A. B. Related I-Zlertric Shop M. A. Mechanical Drawing II Vocational Pattern Shop . They teach . . . they are patient . . They understand - . c. 3 -K.Q.'sf'5x1. '. Vx F K -A V 4 as fi, 7 N' Q -t W ' .w x ' ' r .e.t f . -. 'iv t I..AUnEN A. YVARRICK lfniversity of Toledo. B. St. in Voc. Ed. Related Automobile G. R. YVEILER The Ohio State Univer' sity, B. S. Wooster College, A. B. Related Machine Shop l2 FIQHOMALS WEI.BAUM The Ohio State Univere sity, B. S. General Mathematics, Coach Am Zismenisux Heidelberg College, A. I Western Reserve Univel sity, B. of L. S. Tennant College, B. I Rel. Ed. Librarian .H RIMM .. U U R W Q 5 M D LD NAE FGTURE U34 S g Sa .wwf 23? I -lm Q: THERE ' ' -ifmmi I : 7 A : ' ' A v Xxx I N x' - my - .. , ' s w w, fm fl, xx 4 , , ' ' 1 ,,,,, ,,,, N. ',, , -, if fs ' 4 ' if I, X if K-Fl X N ' X f X 4 X xr . .,a.,fng,Lx.i-my ,Av.?u., K H ' QW? 13 - - f 2 .2 -- N, W? S In T f f l X' 'aw' v ' - L iiifiai .. , ,V .. . g I-- ggi-3 ...,. b e 2 Mp A A.. A , p jvfii X 3 ' , 1 - ' A A A- l , A K A , 1, , 15, ws- . , .' - ' - Y: .lik ' 'ff 1'f:Qi9,' f A xx A ,. , L, ,.,. A Agji w kl X 1-,J'f 'i , ,X .4 L, 1 S. President DONALD FRALEIGH Secretary BARBARA H UDACKO - W 'W,X' x X + . P-an-sm-v XHM ' - N . ' w P'r----0 1' r 15 , A .sh Treasurer jo ANNE CHURCH Vice President EnwARD Locv JACK L. AGLER Always up to something new 2306 Baldwin Avenue Machine Booster Club 3, 4 Student Football Manager 4 RICHARD L. ALLAN A neat, well-liked person l5I0- -24th Street, N. W. Drafting Booster Club 4 JANE R. ANTENUCI A heart of gold l425 Henry Avenue, S. W. Cafeteria Booster Club 4 BEVERLY J. ALBRIGHT Looks on the sunny side of life 1465 Shriver Avenue, N. E. Retailing School Play-3 Stagecraft 1, 3 Trojan Leaders 3 Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 SONDRA ANDERSON Walks like a queen: very pretty 1537 Park Avenue, S. W. Retailing Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Office Stall Assistant 3, 4 'FHOMAS ASCANI, jk. No finer guy could be had anywhere 1816 Fourth Street, N. E. Machine Class President 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Football Letterman 3, 4 Reserve Football Letterman l, 2 'ir' 'Bav- AIARY E. :XIILT Lively, concerned, pretty eyes 1423 Lippert Road, N. E. Secretarial 'l'imken Service Society 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 SrAx1.m' C. BAD: Shy but a swell fellow i600 Warrick Place, N. E. Pattern Home Room Representative 3 JAMES NV. HARNETT jim, one if a million 2503 Anderso lace, S. W. Machine Booster Club 5 4 l6 ,L y . . A fd-3Z'3 'f A WP , ww ' J H XVILLIAM R. BAILEY Our talented artist I37 Dueber Avenue, S. W. Commercial Art Publications: Annual Art Stall 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Boys' Chorus 3 IMO M. BAKDINE Shy, sweet, .sincere 607 High Avenue, S. XV. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Booster Club 4 DONALD R. BARNHART Anything ran happen when Barney's around 1322 Warner Road, S. E. Machine , ' Y 'MQ' Y .fi 'V la ,ti if MARlLl.YNN L. BONSKY Sally, redhead, stimulating 210 jobe Court, S. E. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Booster Club 4 GLENN 0. Bowmtsox Super football player with a marvelous personality l545 Maple Avenue, N. E. Sheet Metal Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Football Letterman 3, 4 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2. 3 MARY J. BOYLAN Oh! those beautiful blue eyes ll4 Huff Place, S. E. Retailing Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 PAUL W. BORON The Duke, machinist deluxe friendly to all ARCHIE L. BENTLEY Be-bop and jitterbug are Archieis favorites lll7 Griffin Place, S. E. Auto 1 I 'VL RONALD li.. BERNOSKY Smooth dancer, lover of mod- ern music 715 Ryan Court, N. E. Machine Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club 4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2, 3 FRANKLIN R. BILLMAN Not a care in the world 2300 Dover Avenue, N. E. Electric Stagecraft 3. 4 Booster Club 3, 4 ur 1 ,M- If QI I 1 . ' .Unit 2lll Utah Court, N. W. Machine Booster Club 3. 4 Boys' Chorus 3 I' joux M. BOYAIIIANI Always found in the fun 503 Schwalm Avenue Print Graphic Arts Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 NANCY M. BRADY Sophisticated lady, triguing blonde 2065 Fourth Street, S. E. Commercial Art Publications: Editorial Staff 2 Stagecraft l, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 .N. E. SOPHIE S. BEOGLOS Outstanding in the vocal field I752 Tenth Street, N. E. Retailing Timken Service Society 3 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Gold Cheerleader 3 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 DwAtN K. BEST His personality attracts many friends 1609-16th Street, N. E. Print Booster Club 3, 4 BETTY A. BLACKBURN Her air, her manner, all who saw admired 423 McKinley Avenue, S. W. Tea Room Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 4 fa midst of and in l7 wiv has , jol-IN E. Bukosxu Always welcome wherever Ile goes 1618 Oakwood Place, N. W. Retailing School Play 3 Senior Choral Club 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Golf Letterman 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Boys' Chorus 3, 4 ELSIE I. BUSNICK Carefree . . . a sporty gal 1813 Hammond Avenue, S. W. Accounting Girls' Chorus l Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 DON A. BUTTERFIELD A walking library 1227 Second Street, N. E. Machine VICTORIA M. BRESSI Black dancing eyes accentuate Vickie's appearance 1618 St. Elmo Avenue, N. E. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2 Quill and Scroll Society 4 STEWART W. BROWN Friendly in a quiet sort of way 2212 Eleventh Street, S. W. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 WILLIAM L. BRUMMA Certain to meet with success 1631-29th Street, N. W. Pattern Home Rome Representative 4 Senior Choral Club l, 2 Booster Club 4 EDWARD L. BRIESTENSKY Bert likes to show others a good time 1640 Hammond Avenue, S. W. Machine ROBERT G. Bnozovic No one can surpass a friendly person 333 Roslyn Avenue, N. W. Retailing Home Room Representative l Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 RICHARD j. Bucu Comic, easy to get along with 1545 Henry Avenue, S. WV. Machine Booster Club 4 josem-I D. BULSO joe machinist, a fine guy l6l9 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Machine JACK D. BUTLER A guy every girl likes to know 1231 Harrison Avenue, S. W. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 JEAN B. CAMPBELL Her red hair is her crowning glory 1622 Pontius Place, N. E. Cosmetology Library Staff Assistant 2 Twirling Corps 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 3, 4 l8 Nr 6 N , . . 5, 4-'Nga 1' ,nu ,e , ,e . 'b C153-w'f ' its Vmcxwm L. Cfxruzrr Independent, stylish, ajable 1815 Virginia Place, N. E. Retailing Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 MARY CHEEZAN . ' Cnptivating pers lity, no- ticed by all 2330 Folmer Avenue, N. E. Dressmaking Timken Service Society 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 BETTY L. CHICKY Blessed with pleasing virtues l834 Wallace Avenue, N. E. Retailing Home Room Representative 2 Twirling Corps 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 VINCENT R. CAMPITELLI A pleasing personality that's tops at making friends 2106 Navarre Road, S. W. Automobile Timken Service Society 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 JAMES L. CARLIN Friendly manner, has a yen for cars ' I725 Bonnot Place, N. E. Welding Booster Club 3, 4 NIARLENE D. Cnutxrs Memorable doll-like features 1513-24th Street, N. E. Dressmaking Stagecraft 3 Booster Club 4 CONSTANTINII CARIPIDES Ambitious and successful 2415 Ninth Street, S. W. Sheet Metal Booster Club 3 Downes M. CARMAN Those twinkling eyes are her trademark 3012 Glen Place, N. W. Commercial Art Publications: Art Staff 4 Home Rome Representative 4 School Play 3 Stagecraft l, 2, 3 Booster Club 3. 4 VELISE CARRINGTQN Vim, vigor, and vitality 708 Sixth Street, S. W. Retailing Home Room Representative l Timken Service Society 3 School Play 3 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team 3 Office Staff Assistant 2 NIARGUERITE I. CAUDILL A very pleasing manner 326 McKinley Avenue, S. W. Retailing Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 JOSEPH A. CHIAVAROLI An understanding guy, a gen- uine pal l003 Sherrick Road, S. E. Automobile Booster Club 3, 4 VERNON L. CHRISTENSEN Enviable blue eyes: sociable 2355 Third Street, S. E. Automobile Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 l9 A Q it jo ANN CHURCH Personality that clicks 3129 Dewey Place, S. W. Secretarial Class Treasurer 3, 4 Publications: Business Staff I, 2, 3, 4 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Booster Club 3. 4 BEVERLY j. COLE A willing friend, gentle and true 1519 Fifth Street, N. E. Cafeteria Booster Club 4 RUTH ANN COLVIN Twinkling eyes: roy 512-19th Street, N. W. Retailing Publications: Business Staff 2, 3 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 xg CAROL M. Conn Her sparkling eyes match her friendly smile 3915 Edgefield Avenue, N. W. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff l Business Staff 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 4 Gold Team 4 RoBERr W. COLLINS Bashful is this blue-eyed blonde 332 Tyler Avenue, S. E. Automobile Booster Club 4 Student Football Manager l JOSEPH M. CONVERSINO Dark wavy hair, nicely dressed 1441 Gonder Avenue, S. E. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 I3 1 rg Dwmnr A. CooRE Athletically inclined, capable dependable 208 Raymont Court, S. W. Automobile Home Room Representative 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 3 jot-IN B. CORN Always on the go l2l5 High Avenue, S. XV. Automobile Booster Club 3. 4 ROBERT M. Cor Not 11 worry wrinkles his brow 1450 Downing Court, N. E. Accounting Class President 3 School Play 3 Varsity Basketball Letterman 3, 4 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 20 -fe! JERRY L. CORN A personality tl1at's pleasing l2l5 High Avenue, S. W. Automobile Booster Club 3. 4 PAUL R. COVATE Never a dull moment. humor- ous 2356 Navarre Road, S. WV. Automobile Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 EDWARD W. CRAWFORD Personality to spare 1429 Gibbs Avenue, N. E. Drafting Timken Service Society 3, 4 Band l, 2 Booster Club 3. 4 - . mt jiurx L. DAwsoN Always lending a helping hand 1537 YVebb Place, N. E. Automobile Home Room Representative 3, 4 Booster Club 2 Norms A. 131411-'tmxtt - Wonderful, never to bus' to lie friendly 2401 '1'hird Street, S. li, Secretarial Class Secretary 2 '1'imken Service Society 3, 4 School Play I Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue 'l'ezuu 4 CEokcE F. Dmtos Talkatizfe, tall, rurly hair 1212 Sixth Street, S. VV. Automobile Stageeraft 1. 2 Booster Club 3, 4 1 lt 1 I' R. DELBERT CRUM ' ' ' ., P . 3122-13th Street, S. W. Machine Booster Club 3 .44 Cskot. M. DAILY Her faietv is her rharrn Accounting H 'lwirling Corps 3, 4 new H., Booster Club 3, 4 'h,,. JOSI-11'1llXE A. DAs1'ot.Eo jojo is a lasting friend 2123-24th Street, N. li. Retailing Girls' Chorus 1 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 y A b'-. f Ft.onENcE M. DECH1-1l.1,lS Motorcycle queen 1737 Second Street, S, E. Cosmetology Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Vtkoixm C. DEIBEL She has appreciation for the. finer things 2300 Ninth Street, S. W. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Ollice Stall Assistant 2 Paul. F. Dmtos Adds zip to any ronversation 1212 Sixth Street, S. WV. Automobile Stagecraft 2 Booster Club 3, 4 21 Y, 'Del Trustwoithv ball layer S . 718 Clarendon Avenue, S. W. GENE R. Cuvv Tops as a friend Cottage No. 1, Meyers Lake Drafting Band 1.2. 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 ES'l'H1iR M. Daxu-its Differenl, snappy, nire 521 'I'roy Place, N. W. Retailing Library Stall' Assistant 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Orlice Staff Assistant 3 CARRIE J. Dftvts Well-liked by all 1605 Twelfth Street, N. F.. Retailing Timken Service Society 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 INIARGARET F, Doxonuri Rotnakr G. IDUPPIZR Contagious gaietv, typical of Has a iuoizrlwfztl outl ok on an Irish colleen 508 McGregor Avenue. N. YV. Secretarial Publications: Business Stall 2. 3. 4 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Library Staff Assistant 2. 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Gold Team 4 Office Stall Assistant 3 BHNN Y E. Drizk Never much to say . . .friendly 14485 Market Avenue, South Pattern Booster Club 3 BARBARA A. EDWARDS The girl with atomic person- ality 1257 Park Avenue, S. W. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Gold Team 3, 4 Oliice Staff Assistant 3, 4 JANET C. DICK Studious, soft-spoken, conscien- tious, a devoted friend 2715 Blair Place, S. WV. Secretarial Publications: Business Staff 2, 3, 4 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Home Room Representative 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 ,Xmrnoxv P. DICIACOMO Good natured, joker, favorite 1748 Fifth Street. S. Machine Igtwknxtzri E. DOEPKER Popular . . . everytlzing re volves around him 723 Union Avenue, S. XV. Sheet Metal Home Room Representative 4 Orchestra 1 Senior Choral Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Booster Club 3. 4 Student Football Manager 1 Boys' Chorus 1. 2, 3 6- . life s, V 318 Green Court, N. Drafting Home Room Representative 3 Timken Service Society 3. 4 Booster Club 3, 4 GlillAl.DlNE L. lick An arresting charm 1518 Bryan Avenue. Cosmetology Booster Club 4 Brrrr Etmms Swing and sway with Betty 1414 Tenth Street, N. E. Cosmetology Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 4 S. W. 5' 22 I SHIRLEY A. D1ERtNGER Small, energetic, mischievous look in her eyes 4555-13th Street, N. WV. Secretarial School Play 1 Library Staff Assistant 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 V1-iaxox D. Dontx Proves helpful in or out of school 1415 Roslyn Avenue. S. W. Sheet Metal Band l. 2 Booster Club 3, 4 VIRGINIA I.. Doitiia Ginny is loads of fun G15 Dewalt Avenue, S. XV. Retailing Publications: Editorial Staff 1 Girls' Chorus 1 Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 l . :.1 2 I , . 4 : if ,-.' Q .za vw, 2 6 R ie tg R 5 3' 4 t , .,., .,,.,.. .,,., . . .. . -L 54? N: V 4.w . x ri M iq? ,bl 3 1 ,. fiat J Nav livi-imx R, l-'stttfmtzk That Pozver's Girl look 434 McKinley Ave., N. W. Dressmakingl Stageeraft 3, 4 Baud l Girl's Chorus 2. fl Booster Club 3, 4 lk lil-1'l'I'Y I.. IfAl,t:oxE ' Site enjoy-.r life to zls ullest extent IQ46 Otto Place. N. E. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Booster Club 3 W,u.l'i1R B. l-'fxknicu A man of business H54 Harrisburg Road, N. E. Retailing Home Room Representative l, 4 School Play 3. 4 Booster Club 3, 4 if 'IIS' D. Liar Etucxsox Quiet in general but a good friend 2932-16th Street, N. W. l'rint Graphic Arts Club 4 PAUL Eswsr Our golfing star 602 Hartford Avenue, S. E. Print Graphic Arts Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Golf Letterman 2, 3, 4 .Ions -I. FABIAN A nterry hear! doeth good like medicine 1629 Derby Court, S. W. Print Graphic Arts Club Booster Club Rom-tar j. Esucu A sludious person will reach the top 2530-14th Street, N. E. Automobile Booster Club 3, 4 l'A'l'tut:tA A. livfxxs Smiling, smiling all day long ll09 Tuscarawas Street, West Cafeteria Booster Club 3, 4 ES'l'lil.l.lrI R. FABINAK When she's singing, she's happy 1532 Clarendon Avenue, S. W. Secretarial Timken Service Society 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 BITIUISY I. Farfisco Gentle and sweet 3305 Cleveland Avenue, S. XV. ' Retailing 5, Timken Service Society 3 gi Booster Club 4 ik Future Retailers of Ohio 4 RICHARD H. FARBLIR Misrltiet1ou.rness rontlaiuefl with a real fellow 7ll Ninth Street, S. NV. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 Boys' Chorus l jtmxrrs M. Ffiusxltaur Always ready to join in a laugh 2030 Allen Avenue, S. E. Retailing Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 f A gg,-55.211 ,' ,Y CHARLES H. FELLOWS Chuck, carefree, takes every- thing in stride 4249 Seventh Street, S. W. Machine Booster Club 4 JEAN M. FERRIS Worth her weight in gold 807 Fourth Street, N. W. Retailing Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 DONALD L. FI.EIsIIouR A ready smile, always neat 250 Pershing Avenue, N W. Drafting Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 NORBERT E. FENSTEMAKER Tall with a real sense of humor 700-15th Street, N. W. Accounting School Play 3 YVILLIAM F. FERRY Full o un brilliant f f . 1241 Shorb Avenue, N. Electric Stagecraft 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 EUGENE j. FI.oRIAN ' Our perfect ace oflRomeo's 2133 Seventh Street, N. E. Welding School Play 3 Booster Club 3, 4 VV. R-.rf PATRICIA E. FOREHOPE Gayg Good naturedg Sparkles in her eyes 1607 Stark Avenue, S. YV. Tea Room Booster Club 4 DONAI.D P. FRALEIGH A leader, always at hand when needed 1707 Gibbs Avenue, N. E. Drafting Senior Class President Home Room Representative l School Play 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2 '1'imken Service Society 3, 4 NICK P. FRANK All around guy in an all around way 2165 Georgetown Road, N. E. Coml ercial Art Pubi ti s: Art Stall 4 Boos Ib 4 24 HARRISON E. Four A credit to Timken High 827 Mahoning Road, N. E. Automobile Booster Club 3, 4 FRED J. FRANK Good natured and reliable, a first-class friend 2165 Georgetown Road, N. E. Print Class Vice President 1 Graphic Arts Club 4 ALICE FRIEDMAN Genuine knack for making people laugh 505 Belden Avenue, S. E. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 4 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' ChorIIs 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3. 4 3 'lllli-IRESA M. Grststfno You ran't beat her neatness in dress 1909 Eighth Street, S. F. Retailing Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Nousu jmx A. GIALLUCA Never a dull moment with Norma p 2226 l'enn Place, N, E. ,, Dressmaking , Timken Service Societlg, 4 School Play 3 ' Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. 3 Booster Club 3, 4 hlAR1'I.0U G1l.l,lAN1 Quiet and somewhat serious minded 316 Seventh Street, S. W. Secretarial Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 4 JEAN M. Gizmo Sincere in Christian 1423 Roslyn Avenue, Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Louis G. GIAYASIS Good tlanterf really 1918 Eleventh Street, N. E. Retailing Booster Club 4 Senior Choral Club 4 SANNA Gtoiumxo Outstanding eyes zuitl face 1007 Rowland, N. E. Dressmaking Stagecraft 3, 4 Twirling Corps 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Wn.t.tAM M. Fiurzmmx Puts everything into getting ahead 2000 Harvey Place, S. E. Sheet Metal Booster Club 3, 4 Ruomt flABR11-Il. A newcomer liked by all 1127-16th Street, N. W. Tea Room llooster Club 4 Noksm JEAN L. GARRINI Her clever ways will take her far 3021 Frazer Avenue, N. W. Dressmaking Stagecraft 2. 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 character W. Cfuzol. E. Fm' An up-to-date hair style 2019 Third Street, S. li. Commercial Art Home Room Representative 3 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Stagecraft 1, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Rotssn A. Gtuwxmz Good looking, all around Senior 2322-16th Street, N. Welding Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 Rourznr j. Gsssrn Initiative and personality best fit this lad 2407 Broad Avenue, N. WV. Retailing Home Room Representative 3 School Play 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Boys' Chorus 3 hep 1 a sweet 25 :..'r' ' l Tr is.. Lois A. GRIBIM Sweet, sincere, seductive 1017-llth Street, N. W. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 3, 4 PAULINE A. Gunsm' Energetic with a Ui1llll'iOl,lJ per- sonality 1309-15th Street, S. W. Dressmaking Timken Service Society fl. 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team 3. 4 josrivu T. I-IALEY A sure formula for a good time 2427 Winfield Wlay, N. E. Automobile Class Vice President 2 Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 4 ll' of I RICHARD L. Give Quiet: secret mnliition-still a secret 1367 McKinley Avenue, S. WV. Welding Booster Club 3. 4 MAkr:ARe'r j. GONSFR Eaves that dzmre with IIIiS!'1li6'f'S gleam l209 Tuscarawas Street, West Cafeteria Home Room Representative 4 Booster Club 3, 4 RICHARD E. CRAW'Il'S Iinmgetic with ll 1'lll!Il'iUllS per- sonality 2ll0-24th Street. N, l-1. XVelding Booster Club 4 wo- ! . , Sf K' NIARYLIN L. Gkoves Makes friends easily-keel them well 2310-llth Street, S. WV. Secretarial Timken Service Society 3, 4 School Play 3 Library Staff Assistant 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2. 3. 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Br1'1'1'v J. Guzzo Ozferfloruing with niceness l426 Fourth Street, S. E. Accounting Booster Club 4 Rr1'A M. HARE A voice that never resists song l38l Henry Avenue, S. W. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 26 0 BIARY L. GLIA'r'rA A style all of her ozun l89 Wertz Avenue Tea Room Booster Club 4 IRONNA J. Goomxc Cmzgenial, a friendly way l420 Fifth Street, N. Ii. Retailing Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 RAYMOND A. GRIFFITH Our perfect student, bra 304 Dryden, N. W. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 . 3 l in 'S i,,e i s 2 i l l.. '5 ti! , in J 'S X DoNAt.D L. HCJFFNIAN A hot lrurnpeter lllllthi hard to beat 424 Arlington Avenue, N. W. Print Graphic Arts Club 4 Stagecraft 3. 4 Library Staff Assistant 2 Band l, 2, 3 4 Booster Club 4 BARBARA L. HUDACKO A true friend to all IS37 Hammond Avenue, S. XV. Accounting Publications: Editorial Stall l Home Room Representative 3 Library Staff Assistant 3 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2. 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 Class Secretary 4 Dolus .-X. HUTH Her eyes and hair' are beyond l'0HlplIl'l' ll09 Tenth Street, N. W. Retailing Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Olhce Staff Assistant 3 PAULINE L. HARMON Always the center of a merry crowd 4948 Aurora Boulevard, N. W. Retailing Booster 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 3, 4 HAkvm' L. Hl4'.NlDRl'S lirisk and full of spirit 1908 Second Street, N. li. Commercial Art Home Room Representative l Stagecraft l, 2, 3 Booster Club 4 BIARTHA V. Hrtssox Reser-ue11,' relinedg reliable l0l4 Second Street, N. E. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 2 Home Room Representative l Booster Club 3. 4 1 -.pf Ronmrr W. Hokmck A nice, shy, likeable fellow l524 Ninth Street, N. Print Booster Club 3, 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2 Dokts E. HUGHES Fun loving, swell to have around 2806 Daleford Avenue. N. Secretarial Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Olhce Stalf Assistant 3, 4 XIARIH JENKINS Makes friends with a lzuinkle of her eyes l9l4 Woodland Avenue, N. W. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team 4 Gold Team 3 Office Staff Assistant 3 Quill and Scroll Society 4 Olhce Stall' .Assistant 3, 4 l we Aetl .15 .X iii I 4 .te E' DONNA j. Hsxmux Cheerfulness is the keynote of her happiness 1515 Lippert Road. N. E. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Booster Club 3. -T DALE C. Hrss Sonzetimes misrlziezfious but never had 320 Fourth Street, N. In. Print Graphic Arts Club 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Booster Club 4 lJoxAl.u R. Hurvizn A talented violinist with many friends l000 Clinton Avenue. S. W. Print Graphic Arts Club 4 Orchestra l. 2, 3 Booster Club 4 J 1 A. I Q JOAN juoxfx A lilting voice and grareful 1 'ways 1951 Tuscarawas Street, East Dressmaking Home Room Representative 1, 4 School Play 3 Stagecraft 3, 4 Twirling Corps 3 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 IRVIN W. jonxsox Works hard for what he wants 1701 Regal Avenue, N. E. Electric Booster Club 3. 4 KENNETH K. Kncituiv Lots of fun, lanky 1914 Crowl Place. S. W. Machine Booster Club 4 RITA M. -for-IN 218 Wrexham Avenue lon, Ohio Accounting Girls' Chorus 1 Booster Club 3, 4 Publications: Typist 4 h1AR1I.YN I.. jouxsow Nite 'n Neat 'n Never flull , Massil- A willing worker thafs sure to succeed 1300 Hoover Place, N. W. -i f Retailing School Play 2 1 . va Library Staff Assistant 3, 4 is , is ' Booster Club 4 'K V . Future Retailers of Ohio 4 O' 3 ., I A . , . JAMES G. Kmziviors I A -1-.' - 5,1 Happy, Mr. Comedian, rateh- ' 1 1 ,Qi , it 5 . 1, ing sense of humor x 1 f 874 Mahoning Road, E. Q W isty V 9 5 Automobile g V 1 R Home Room Representative 4 Y 1 it 1 i .,.W., ,,,, .,,, ..., A ,,,, Booster Club 4 34334 Student Basketball Manager 1 Yr' i1'l1 A ' it . ,M E. Y t 1' lk D Y n' it w or t s ,1- cu, i, vs .. r +252 x a ,leg an KL ef: we 1 . .. . Q L .l.-::..1'1frS - -. .fyfsi-sfffsf . 2 'gy s ,.,, .t 7 .4 n . , ' Q :isa F W . ., , 'rw if 1 fl. 1 K . tp.: 'WSW f joAN KAUFFMANN Sugar. 'n spice, 'n everything nice 603 Fourth Street, S. W. Retailing Timken Service Society 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Siunuzv A. KELLY She brightens up the wav 2600 Winton Place, N. W. Cafeteria Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 3, 4 GEORGE j. Kitr joker supreme but hardest of worker ' Malvern, Ohio Sheet Metal Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club 3. 4 28 jfxxica KHHL Sweet, modest, pleasant manner 4214 Cleveland Avenue, N. YV. Retailing Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 .trrizrgu F. Kean Quiet . . . easy to know 1636 Grace Avenue, N. E. Accounting Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 3 Mun' JAM: Knuti.AxD Flaming red hair and every- thing with it 1610 Olive Place, N. E. Accounting Library Staff Assistant 4 Band 1, 2. 3 Booster Club 3, 4 . 1 V2 Benri-IA Kuu A captivating tile that hts her genuine personality 719 Belden Avenue, S. E. Secretarial 3. 4 Home Room Representative 4 Timken Service Society 3. 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Q. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3. 4 f Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team 3 Gold Team 4 Quill and Scroll Society 4 JACK Kossfxtzk His smile is winning: his laughter conlagious 1836 Henry Avenue. S. WV. Print Graphic .Kits Club 4 Wll.1.iAsi N. Kuucu A good natured boxir enthusiast 1948 Bentley Place, N. E. Print ' Graphic Arts Club 4 Booster Club 4 Wu.i.mM A. Lfxxms Frienrl to all: a perfect gentleman 1205-14th Street, N. E. Commercial Art School Play 1 Booster Club 2 Boys' Chorus 1 l'll.1ZABE'1'11 A. LANG!-1 Her rlerferness and friendli- ness are tops 1311 Bogan Court, S. E. Retailing Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Office Stall Assistant 3 Ricufutn N. Ligoorarr Loyal, thoughtful of others 1210 Ninth Street, N. W, Automobile si 41: ' Z josnvu G. I.Autn He will make a mark in this world 519 Tuscarawas Street, East l'rint Graphic Arts Club 4 Booster Club 4 josnvn j. LANZA Drummer, neat dresser, hue guy to know 465-13th Street, S. E. Machine Band 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Publications: Editorial Staff 2, Maur j. Kouuuz Eckards, a captivating girl 204 Seventh Street, S. W. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 jokxxii NI. Kkou A package full of mischief 1445 Harrisburg Road, N. E. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club 3. 4 CARL A. lnmst: A handsonze latl and a true friend R. D. ji 5 Massillon, Ohio Drafting Timken Service Society 3. 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Ensox E. LHNHART Although l1e's quietg lze's well-liked ' 1624 Tuscarawas Street, East Machine Booster Club 4 I v A f i ii? P2 ANTHONY C. I,oMHARm lValks, talks and lives leisurely 1525 Stark Avenue, S. W. Machine Booster Club 4 RICHARD j. Loi-E A Lady's man . . . liked by all 1312 Sherrick Road, S. E. Pattern Booster Club 4 GEORGE MAcR1DEs, JR. Easy going, good sport, smooth 911-14th Street, N. W. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 RAYNIOND N. Lro No problem too big for him 1527 Shriver Avenue, N. E. Sheet Metal Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 3, 4 RomQR'r D. LEWIS Always deep in thought . . nice 1320 Henry Avenue. S. W. Electric Home Room Representative 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Booster Club 4 EDWARD A. Loci' Traits of leadership among us 2919 Eighth Street, S. YV. Electric Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Basketball Letterman 4 Reserve Basketball Letterman 3 Class Vice President 3. 4 Lois LOMRARDI jo, radiant lllue eyes 1464 1Nillet Avenue, S. Ii. Cosmetology Booster Club 4 VINCENT 0. Luvi: Every day is a new adventure 1624 Harrisburg Road, N. E. Machine Booster Club 3 CLARA M. BIACRIS Charming smile,' sweet as a song 1429 Lippert Road, N. E. Tea Room Girls' Chorus l, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 30 BARBARA J. LEVERING A wonderful personality gave lzer scores of friends 2370 Third Street, S. E. Tea Room Booster Club 3, 4 RONAl.D R. LOCRMYER Pot, rough and ready 2208-35th Street. N. W. Automobile Home Room Representative 1 Booster Club 4 AIXDREWV P. Lotus Has a zuinnirzg manner about him 3905 Sixth Street, S. XV. Drafting 'l'imken Service Society 3. 4 Band 1, 2 Booster Club 3 4 , 1 NlARCY M. RIAHON Peaches and cream complexion 2110 Third Street, S. E. Retailing Home Room Representative 3 Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 ANNA NIA! BIARCINIAK Born to dance, cute, sweet personality 629 Park Avenue, S. W. Secretarial Timken Service Society 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 A Booster Club 3. 4 JEAN A. BIARZOPPI Dark hair plus shining eyes equals prize package 1524-14th Street, S. li. Cafeteria Booster Club 3, 4 DONALD F. lNfARCEI.I,I Fine, handsome, athletic 2154 Third Street, S. Print Timken Service Society 4 Graphic Arts Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Football Letterman 3, 4 Reserve Football Letterman 1 2 , EMANIWQI. NIARGARITAI-LIS Colle bound, ambitious likealwe 1008 Sandal Place, N. E. Print Library Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club 3. 4 Nl.-RRY .ANN MAxwr11.L Reliable in every way is she 2727 Ninth Street, sf YV. Accounting Library Staff Assistant 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 BERTMA Nl.-KZARAKAN An ever-ready smile 1211 Seventh Street, W. Cosmetology Home Room Representative 4 School Play 3 Stagecraft 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 3, 4 RoNALn D. Mcliisns Rum, small but mighty 1005 Tenth Street, N. E. Machine Home Room Representative 4 LORETTA A. All-IOLA A happy, cheerful ehum to all 1331-12th Street, S. E. Cafeteria Booster Club 3, 4 B35 jovci-2 I. BICFADDEN When Irish eyes are smiling, it's wonderful 327 Wells Avenue, S, W. Cosmetology School Play 3 Twirling Corps 4 Band 1, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 DONNA L. NIELECARI Being well-groomed adds elegance to beauty 1730 Roosevelt Avenue, N. E Secretarial Girls' Chorus l Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 WILLIAM W. MERCER Practical joker-just one of the boys 827 McKinley Avenue, N. W Automobile Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club l, 2 31 Booster Club 3, 4 Office Staff Assistant 4 sg X 1 K KENNETH L. MEYERS Red, Dreamer, loyal mem- ber of the Booster Club 1549 Tanner Avenue, S. XV. Automobile Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Student Football Manager 3 BARRY M. MILLER Tall, industrious, oh-li-li those blue eyes 1201 Seventh Street, N. E. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 CAROL L. BIILLER Mischievous, hilarious sense of humor 104 Meyers Lake Secretarial Home Room Representative 1 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Trojan Leaders 2, 3. 4 Booster Club 3. 4 CHARLES P. MICHALK Your troubles are his troubles 412 College Avenue, S. E. Drafting Home Room Representative 2 Stagecraft 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Brvi-1RI.m' J. NIILLER A pleasing personality dependable 1809 Bonnot Place, N. E. Accounting Home Room Representative 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Booster Club 3, 4 DoRoI.I1E A. BIILLER Quiet . . . a friend indeed 808 Correll Avenue, N. E. Dressmaking Stagecraft 3, 4 Senior Choral Club Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 3, 4 if Es'rIIIzR A. MII.I,eR A friendly smile for everyone she meets 2934 Market Avenue, North Secretarial '1'imken Service Society 3, 4 School Play 3 Library Stall Assistant 2 Booster Club 3, 4 ROBl1R'l' B. hl1SCAYlCH Brains plus personality equals Bob 2101 Winfield Way, N. E. Drafting 'l'imken Service Society 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Bexxv B. Moxfxco Faithful member of tl1e booster club 1507 Third Street, S. 12. Machine Booster Club 3, 4 32 EDWARD D. NIINGI-ZR Fascinating voice, all around boy 125 Columbus Avenue, N. XV. Automobile Booster Club 3. 4 I.0vIs G. blO11N Contentment lies in keeping busy 1210 Baker Court. S. E. Tea Room Home Room Representative 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 3 YVANDA j. BIOORE A sweet innocent air befits her 1217-39th Street, N. WN. Accounting Publications: Editorial Staff 2 Library Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club 3, 4 A .: 1- 5,5 X . txxn: V. Nicou' Sincere, soft spoken, intelligent lti44 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Retailing Girls' Chorus l Booster Club 3, 4 I-'uture Retailers of Ohio 4 Ollice Stall Assistant 3 joux II. Noun Good znacllinist, quiet, a regular git'-,i 1604 Clark Avenue, S. XV. Nlacliine Booster Club fl, 4 Roiiiiki' W. Orrisri-in A striking irirliziirlzml clmim 2lti Collins Court. N. W. Drafting Home Room Representative 4 'liinken Service Society fl, -4 Booster Club -I 1' L' ki 1: NIARY H. Noi-ii. Poet, sweet disposition cheery smile Slll LiJ ert Road. N. E. I P Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 3. 4g Typist 4 'liniken Service Society 3, 4 Librarv Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club 4 Quill and Scroll Societv 4 Bm'i'RicE L. Nusiui A quiet air about lier 2002 Superior Avenue, N. Accounting Booster Club 3, 4 Wii.i.iAsi C. Oimxtzr ll'ell informed in all subject: 1623-15th Street, N. E. Print Ei.izAiam'i-i A. Mokcrsis Cookie, dancing feet, .spark- ling personality 2523 Winfield Mlay, N. E. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll Society 4 Anmixr R. Muoio Y0u're so understanding 1521 Eleventh Street, S. E. Retailing Booster Club 5, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 LORAINE A. NET!! A pretty girl with a pretty curl 2117-25th Street, N. E. Cosmetology Stagecraft l. 2 Orchestra 1, 2 Girls' Chorus l, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 EUGENE C. Moscsv Always sees the bright side ll07 Cleveland Avenue, S. W' Electric Booster Club 3, 4 Student Football Manager I, 2 ALICE j. NELSON Gets acquainted easily with her great personality 1717 Third Street, N. E. Tea Room School Play 3 Booster Club 4 Gusr NEz'i'1-:K Good studentg popularg athletic 2007 Third Street, S. E. Print Home Room Representative 2, 3 Graphic Arts Club 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Reserve Basketball Letterman 3 and RAYAIOND H. PALMER just knowing him is ll pleasure 1142 Clarendon Avenue, S. W. Drafting Booster Club 4 BIARY ANN PAut.os Packs a peck of personality 1205 Fifth Street, S. W. Cosmetology Stagecraft 1. 2, 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 BARBARA A. PAvLtxc:tt Long lashes to fi! her lovely eyes 2301-13th Street, N. E. Accounting Publications: Editorial Staff 3 Home Room Representative 2 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Louis M. PAPPAS Admires the great outdoors 710 Tuscarawas Street, East Electric LAVERN J. PAut.v A hard-to-match disposition 1820 Koran Avenue, N. W. Pattern Booster Club 4 BARBARA L. PEFFER Friendliness her llA ll'0l'Cl 2225 Indiana Way, N. E. Cosmetology Stagecraft 3, 4 Band 1 Booster Club 4 1-JOMINICK D, 1't:t,t.t:oRrxo A sharp dresser and top drummer 207 Harrison Avenue, S. YV. Pattern Band 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra 3, 4 Booster Club 4 JUAN M. Parrasnx Her twinkling eyes reveal her gaietv 1519 Spring Avenue, N. E. Secretarial Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 4 Ros:-1 lliAR1E A. 1'tczi2l. A peaceful, loyal friend 1801 Wallace Avenue, N. E. Tea Room Home Room Representative 3 Girls' Chorus 1. 2 Booster Club 4 34 DoxAt.n 1'i:RRR'l'TA Always dodging cares of life 1424 Park Avenue, S. YV. Print Graphic Arts Club 4 Booster Club 4 FREDA M. Parrr laughable, loveable, and loquucious 2827 Eleventh Street. W. Secretarial Timken Service Society 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Olhce Staff Assistant 3, 4 Bi:'r'l'v S. l'l111.L11'S Alfrarlizfe, has a real sense of humor 3310 Mahoning Road, N. E. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Stall Typist 4 Band l, 2, 3 Majorette 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Ofhce Stall Assistant 3 TW fig ' A H gb . jftxii PRICE .Szueet and ilznocent, bright smile 2204 Snyder Avenue, N. E. Retailing Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Rsciiizi. V. Rrcciuo A lop-notch .rtuclent mixed with wit and charm I223 Cherry Avenue, S. E. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 3, 43 Typist 4 'limken Service Society 3, 4 School Play 2. 3 Booster Cluh 4 Quill and Scroll Society 4 Office Staff Assistant 3 Nlosim j. Ri'ixAR'r Clmrming are her ways and Ieatiows 3940 Sixth Street, S. W. Accounting Booster Cluh 3, 4 Otlice Stall' Assistant 4 Nifuui-i A. Pkixiz Her gracious manner is her outslanzling feature 1309 St. Elmo Avenue, Secretarial Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3 Booster Cluh 4 Wu.: mst S. RIQDLICSKI His iiiterest lies in his work 1445 Edwards Avenue, N.. E. Sheet Metal Booster Clulm 3. 4 llmwicii-i A. Riciifuzosox As szveel as they come 349 Columhus Avenue, WV. Secretarial 'limken Service Society 3, 4 Booster Cluh 3, 4 Eufarxr j. Prcemu We all like Eugene just as he is 7l4 Belden Avenue, S. E. Machine Booster Cluh fl. 4 ANNA G, l'oi'o Darling, A llllIIl7lUll5 smile 827 Bellflower Avenue, N. W. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 3 JOAN E. Powiirl. A bewitclzing smile with her subtle ways 2502 VVertz Avenue, N. XV. Dressmaking Home Room Representative 2, 3 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Twirling Corps 3 Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Cluh 3. 4 l,A'l'RIClA A. l,l.YAlI'TON Never has ll mean word S852 Sixth Street, S. W. Retailing 'limken Service Society fl, 4 Stagccraft l Booster Cluh 3. 4 lfuture Retailers ol' Ohio 4 Ollice Staff Assistant 3 IJ.uu.i-:tix l'O'l l'liR Tops the class in IIIIIIIUI' 900 Linwood Avenue, S. XV. Commercial Art Senior Choral Clulm 4 Girls' Chorus fl KIARY A. Pktitissiik Neat, devilish and loads of fun l005 Clarendon Avenue, S, W. Secretarial 'limken Service Society, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus I, 2 Booster Cluh 3. 4 Office Stall' Assistant 3, 4 N. 12. 'xl ,y 'Wig Nr mf EDWARD RICHARDSON The curly haired fellow with scores of friends 607 Fifth Street, N. W. Machine Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 KARL L. Rl1'CZllEX' Likes to play golf 4l4 Hazlette Avenue, N. W. Machine Home Room Representative 1 X arsity Golf Letterman 3 FRANK F. Rizzo A friendly person with a quiet manner 800 Hartford Avenue, S. E. Print Home Room Representative 4 Graphic Arts Club 4 ..,. 1 j ffgwi... iw X s ew., r ,. . ,Qi - 5 A 4, Q DIONISIO R1NALD1 Dan ,' our gridiron star. 209 Spring 'Avenue, N. E. Machine Home Room Representative 3 School Play 3 Stagecraft l, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 3 THONIAS C. RITZAIAN Studious . . . loyal guy 1329 Ninth Street, N. VV. Electric Stagecraft 3, 4 Booster Club 3 KATHERINE NI. ROCCEI.l,0 Happy, solicitous, courteous 1353 McKinley Avenue, S. W. Retailing Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 -anna ... SALLY A. Roux Full of fun: enjoys all sports 724 Union Avenue, S. W. Tea Room Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 3, 4 BUD SALLO Accepts responsibility with a friendly smile 2632 Sixth Street, S. E. Electric Home Room Representative 3 Stagecraft 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Luz W. SAs1PsoN Intelligent, industrious, and interesting BIQMZ Savannah Avenue, N. E. Electric Home Room Representative 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Booster Club 4 36 FLox'D T. Roi-unix Gifted in the art of making friends 1726 Fourth Street, S. E. Machine Booster Club 4 Boys' Chorus l, 2 l'Hx'LL1s SALSGIVER Pleasing to be with and ever bustling 1021 Harrison Avenue, S. WV. Accounting Library Staff Assistant 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 ANN L. SAWVYERS Goodness that penetrates into your heart l0l0 Marion Avenue, S. W. Retailing Home Room Representative 3 Timken Service Society 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 'V X kr, HAkot.n W, SIIIIIPIONIC Skip, a gypsy heart 911 '1'hird Street, N. fiOlllIl1Cl'l'l2il .lrt lkrixt-1 Stzkomas Talent and ambition has this petite mills 1108 Third Street, N. li. Retailing 'llimken Service Society 3. 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 l':Ylil.YN M. Sl-Zu. Vivacious, talented in music 313 North Genoa Road, Mas- sillon, Ohio Retailing Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 ROBERT G. SCHILLER A newcomer, very friendly 3803 Sixth Street, S. W. Retailing Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Rosi-t M. Sr:no'r'r No one could be sweeter 1210 Barton Place, N, E. Retailing Timken Service Society 3, 4, Library Staff Assistant 3 Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Noksm J. ScHwAR'rz Has a wonderful capacity of learning 703-32nd Street. N. E. Secretarial Home Room Representative 1, 3 Publications: Business Stall 2. 3, 4 '1'imken Service Society 2, 3, 4 Library Stall' Assistant 1, 2. Booster Club 3 4 Office Staff -XSSISIHUI 3 I X53 jmx T. Scozz.u1nt.t.A Radiates charm and personality 1320 Seventh Street, N. E. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Senior Choral Club 4 Booster Club 3 Doxfun E. Skins Shy: reliable: serious 8211 Correll Avenue, N. R. Wlelding School Play 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Rfxyxtoxn F. SENGILITNI-in A grander fellow we never knew 908, Gilmore Avenue, N. W. WVe1ding 37 ltlnumt L. Scnxmnan She has personality and style 1905-48th Street, N. W. Retailing 'l'imken Service Society 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 3, 4 jofxx L. Stznkoiiomt Her witty remarks reveal her personality 2418 NVin1ield Way, N. E. Secretarial '1'in1ken Service Society 3, 4 Library Staff Assistant 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Gold Team 3 Blue '1'e:nn 4 Rosli A. Sc:tnri'l l'A Her laughter is gay and catching 1318 Henry Avenue, S. WV. Dresstnaking 'I'imken Service Society 3, 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 sw 'fl DELPHINE J. Stsftv A top bookkeeping student. softspoken 1628 Clark Avenue, S. NY. Accounting Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 Publications: Business Staff 1 CHARLES S. Skkomrs Always chasing foothalls-zuzrl girls 1406 Harrisburg Road, N. F. Welding Home Room Representative 1 Booster Club 4 Varsity Football Letterman 2, 3, 4 Reserve Football Letterman l Varsity Basketball Letterman 3, 4 Reserve Basketball Letterman 9 MARGAREI' M. Silvrixlczk Tall, with ll lovely runzplexiorz 204-19th Street, N. W. Retailing Home Room Representative 2 Girls' Chorus 1 Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 ji-ZANNFLTT M. SIIAIN She has 11 queenly way about her 1344 Gibbs Avenue, N. E. Cosmetology Class Treasurer 3 Home Room Representative 1 Band 1, 2 Majorette 3, 4 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team 3 Gold Team 4 Football Queen 4 DEIJVRAE SHALF Her interest lies in everyone and everything 312 Twelfth Street, N. WV. Commercial Art Publications: Editorial Staff 3: Art Staff 3, 4 School Play 3 Stagecraft 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Ollice Staff Assistant 3 Noksm I. Sierra Never ut a loss for a new idea 1201 Nvestern Avenue, S. W. Secretarial 2. 3, 4 Timken Service Society 3, 4 School Play 1, 2, 3. Booster Club 3, 4 joms B. sIRl'll.1.A A refreshing wit 217-16th Street, S. 12. Machine Brirrv L. St.Ar'r1sRv l'nprerlirtable with blue eyes blonde hair 1014 Fifth Street, N. XV. Retailing Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Olhre Stall Assistant 3 BARBARA A. Sxnru Worthwhile pal, lo boy and gal 2438 Indiana XVav, N. li. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Booster Club 4 38 Publications: Editorial Staff 1, JANET E. SHAIIEEN When you need her most,she's there 1303 Plain Avenue, N. E. Dressmaking 'Iimken Service Society 3, 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Library Staff Assistant 2 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. 3 Booster Club 3. 4 INA M. Suoott A mixture of a lol of nice things 1017 YVertz Avenue, S. XV. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 3. 4 r, 1, 11 r 1' 11 GEORGE Stnuoxmss A joker now and evermore 1904 Seventh Street, N. E. Accounting School Play 3 Senior Choral Club 3, 4 Booster Club 3. 4 Boys' Chorus 3, 4 - ' i i iii A is if Cxrmiklxri A. SIIATARO Carefree and happy is Katie 1602 Olive Place, N.. E. Retailing Library Staff Assistant 2, 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 ' Girls' Chorus 2. 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Rosmmnriz STALDIQR Her Friendliness is beyond all rompare 1411-15th Street, N. 12. Secretarial Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 3. 4 Rtcusnu F. Srrtix 71lI0llgl1lflll,' baseball player: our buddy 625 Dartmouth Avenue, S. W. Machine Booster Club 3 Varsity Baseball Letterman 3,4 ANN M. SPRIT Cooperative, pretty 2153 Eighth Street, Retailing PHYLLIS SMITH Determination and initiative put her on top 1420 Sixth Street, S. W. Tea Room Home Room Representative Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 4 Oltwlx K. SAll'l'1l Dash of wit mixed with look 2712 Mahoning Road, N. li. Drafting Timken Service Society 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 THoMAs A. SMITH 1 5 Friend of everyone: a elzarar- ter's charaeterl 3005-16th Street, S. W. Electric Timken Service Society 3, 4 Booster Club 3 PHrI.I.Is J. SMITH Winsome and whirnisiral 115 Seventh Street, S. W. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 3 Booster ClIIb 4 STUART' C. SMITH A bold redhead 1534 Greenfield Avenue, S. W. Automobile Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club 3, 4 Gannon E. SMDER Doc a leader of every crowd Timken Farm, Box 467 Machine Booster Club 3, 4 Timken Service Society 3 Girls' Chorus 1 Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 RALPH CARL STARK An earnest worker 512 Kennet Court, N. Automobile Booster Club 4 RITA C. STIQPHAN As understanding as she is reliable 510 McKinle' Avenue, W. l Dressmaking Timken Service Society 3, 4 Stagecraft 3, 4 Library Staff Assistant 2 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team 4 Senior Choral Club 4 W. A--as FRIEDA R. STEWART Bubbling over with cheerful- ness 110 Newton Avenue, S. W. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Booster Club 4 MARIAN L. STIFFLFR Always in the midst of a good time' 1033 Ninth Street, S. W. Secretarial Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 5 Booster Club 4 CALVIN J. STREB No one more dependable than he 1220 Amold Avenue, N. W. Pattern JOANNA j. STICKLE Always ready to meet a new friend 1626 Bonnot Place, N. E. Secretarial Timken Service Society 3, 4 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 ANNABELLF STRFAMO Nice things come in small P E 1015 Lafayette Street, S. E. acka es Dressmaking Stagecraft 3 Grils' Chorus 2, 3 KARL A. S'ru'1'z Mad driver, delights in sports 1926-31st Street, N. VV. Electric Home Room Representative 2 X Booster Club 4 Booster Club 4 DOLORES J. SZOSTAK A wit that can't be beat 3217 Ninth Street, S. YV. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 4 Timken Service Society 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll Society 4 NRDRA jo ANNE TAX'I.OR A girl of unfailing good nature 1934 Navarre Road, S. W. Tea Room Band 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 DONNA LEE THARP Originality plus humor make Donna 3415 Fairmount, N. E. Retailing Timken Service Society 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 40 NIYRON E. Fl'AY1.0R A good-looking guy who gets around 203 Sixth Street, S. E. Electric Stagecraft 1, 2 Booster Club 3, 4 '1 MARY TERZAN Dependable is he' a zzvord 1910 Fifth Street, . E. Dressmaking Stagecraft 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 NURMA j. Toon Live Wire, renter of attraction anywhere 1150 Manor Avenue, S. XV. Secretarial Timken Service Society 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue Team, Manager 4 CARI, A. 'l'oi1.cAslo Iiarnesl in his every way l70l Royal Avenue, N. E. lileetrie Booster Clulm 4 Loulsi-1 V. 'limtzi-1 Pretty, poised, and jwppy 1022 Sherriclt Roatl, S. ii. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 2. 3 Louis xl, lliums 2233 lntliana Way, N. li. lilectrit' Band 4 Booster Cluh 3, 4 Fun Io lu' will: . . . Slll!'!'l't' Senior Choral Cluh l, 2. 3 Rrlut K. VAN Vookuis An air of .svlf-mst:runfr' sur'- roimrls lzrr 2l00-Slith Street, N. W. .Xrtounting Booster Cluh fl. 4 uloxtzic NI. XVAIIIZ Cmzrrrl Mi.tIrf'.s.s, rm lmrmr ffmfierl by all 824 Clarentlon Avenue, N. XV. Serretarial Orchestra l, 2, fl, Al Girls' Chorus l Booster Cluh 4 Davin Roisiawt' Wusox Does well in all lie allrrnpts 9l0 Bellflower Avenue, N. NV. Commercial .Xrt l'uhlit'ations: litlitorial Staff 25 .Xrt Stall 3 1 . Nl.-ou' .X. Vt'r,u.l-1 Sllffs small lull llllgllfl' nirf' H23 Henry .Xvenue ,Xccounting Girls' Chorus l Trojan l.eatlers fl. 4 Booster Cluh 3, 4 Goltl leant 3. 4 FRANK 'l'. Wftkru Good looking. rlnrlt Iaroiun wavy lzrzir 3212 Seventh Street. S. W. Automobile Booster Cluh 3, 4 'Ions 'l'. VVICBIAZR Fighting Spiritg fair: popular 7l4 Flory Court, N. Welding Home Room Representative 3, 4 Senior Choral Cluh 4 Booster Cluh 4 Al Roiuilu' josicvit 'llotvssftsi' Seldom seen not laughing lll5 Eighth Street. N. W. .Xccounting Booster Cluh 3, Al .KAN NI. 'l'soiu1uioa Her jwisff is lmrrl lo lnulrlt 2lll Myrtle Avenue. N. W. Retailing Home Room Representative 4 l.iln'ary Stall' Assistant 3 Booster Cluh 3. 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Otlice Stall Assistant 3, 4 BlARY YAITSIS l f'rninine to Ilia' fore 823 Cherry Avenue. N. li. Cosmetology Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Cluh fl DoNAi.D D. YVIISON Plays hard but fair, a real go- getter 2225 Ninth Street, N. VV. Automobile Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Football Letterman 3,4 Reserve Football Letterman 2 RlJIll1IR'l' D. XN'i1.i4x' lluumr and u'illirzess umlie a szvrll guy 312 High Avenue, S. W. lilectric School Play 3 Booster Club 3, 4 lfl.IZAlil'1'lll X. Wu.l,r1v Known for llf'I' gracejtzl roller- skating 3128 Sixth Street, S. XV. Secretarial Booster Club 3, 4 We AIARGARICT lu. Wiii'i'i4x1xi4.tr Always latigliingguz asse! when yoifre blue 901 Second Street, N. W. Secretarial Publicatioiis: Business Stall 2, 3, 4 Tiuiken Service Society 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l. 2 Booster Club 3. 4 jmxma M. Wi-irri-1 A petite package of clmrm II43 l-'ifth Street, N. W. llressmaking Stagecraft 3 Booster Club 4 WA Mm L. xvIll ICl.I'1R Slmrt and szurrfl, t'1lll' and rim! lll7 Tuscarawas Street. West Cafeteria School Play 3 Booster Club 3. 4 jofxmxii .X. Wurri-1 Makes llll' lifst of lift' 3315 lenth Street, N. Booster Club fl, 4 Cafeteria XV Loads of fun, sure ure or the blurs . 211 Belden Avenue, N. E. Secretarial Publications: Editorial Staff 4 Home Room Representative 2 'l'imken Service Society 2, 3, 4 Twirling Corps 3 'l'rojau Leaders fl, 4 Booster' Club 3, 4 ,W l'A'rRictA Wu.i.ts ff XX J.-XAIICS If, Wu.1.AMAN Uarloonist . . . always liappy 2l25 Clarendon Avenue, S. W. Accounting Library Stall Assistant 3, 4 lim D. Wurrr C1IlI'f 110111 liking a girl like I va .115 lliovsn Xxcnuc, IX. W. Secretarial Public itions lklitorial Still 2, 3. 43 lzditor 4 liuikeu Service Society 3, 4 lwirling Corps 3 Senior Choral Club 4 Cirls' Chorus 3 'lrojan Lenders 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 - 'l'uo:uAs L. Wiucarr A retiring manner, allllelie 817 Halter Court, N. W. Machine Home Room Representative 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 3 MAkn.vN j. Y,'t'r1as Set Il goal and vou'll arllifau' it 618 McKinley ftvenue. S. NV. lea Room Home Room Representative 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2. El Booster Club 3. 4 Dosfauz J. XVISSUCHIQK Hard u'orker,' good lookmgg favorite 1705 Second Street, N. Ii. Machine Home Room Representative 4 Booster Club 3, 4 H Akoco D. W v N si-1 1,o1fz'rl for his joking and gerlerosilv 1001 Liberty Avenue, S. lilectric School Play 3 Stagecraft 3. 4 Booster Club 3, 4 1,1't:l.ft F. Yotuxta An amlfiliuus miss, .w'lf-.spokerz 1112-ll-llh Street, N. NV. Retailing Future Retailers of Ohio 4 'RICHARD j. WvlNGlCR'l'1iR A magrzetir way all his own 1338-25th Street, N. W. Drafting Band l Booster Club 4 MARY XVISE Lelfr have fun now: while we ran 1606 Pearl Place, S. XV. Retailing 'Fimken Service Society 2, 3 Senior Choral Club'4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 Ofhce Staff Assistant 3 joAN j. 1v1NK1.1'1R A fun loving, atlzletir-minded girl 2223-4311 Street, N. W. Secretarial Publications: litlitorial Stall 1 'litnlten Service Society 3, 4 Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 2. 3 Trojan Leaders 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Blue 'l'eam 3. 4 Vmtaism lNIAlur: VVISIC Merriman! in every moment 1621-20th Street, N. W. Retailing Senior Choral Club 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 i1I.BliR'l' R. XTOODCOCK A lover of all sporls, especially football 2014-25th Street, N. li. Automobile Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club 4 Varsity Football Letterman 3, -1 Reserve Football Letterman l, 2 Reserve Basketball Letterman 3 Nfxxczv L. Youxc A11 enrfialzle dimpled smile 3028-17th Street, S. W. Retailing Girls' Chorus 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Future Retailers of Ohio 4 THoMAs D. ZAHi.1cn Iiaslzful, man of few words 2l55 Second Street, S. E. Machine Home Room Representative 3, 4 Booster Club 4 JACQUES D. ZUTAVERN Always on stage when you need him 1030 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Machine Home Room Representative 3 Stagecraft l, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 5, 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2 -Ions R. Yuxklcs Most likely to surreal 1651 Broad Avenue Commercial Art Publications: Business Staff 2 School l'lay 3 Stagecraft 4 Rov L. ZIMMIZRMAN Handsome, Romeo at heart 22l Park Avenue, N. W. Machine Booster Club 4 Come with us now as we recall our happy high school days and remember all the fun and the hard work it took to obtain our diplomas. The days as freshmen-getting lost, late for classes, forgetting locker combinations, and meeting new friends. When sophomores, we came back to school as big wheels no more freshie for us. We'll always remember the football season of our sophomore year because that was when we morally defeated McKinley. We were now beginning to get into the swing of things, all the extra curricular activities--chorus, band, orchestra, publications, and guide club. Then came spring, and with spring at Timken, only one thing comes to our minds--The Revue. Many of us joined in with singing, dancing, and dramatics. Class picnics at the end of the year were always an assurance of a good time. The turning point in high school days came in our junior year. Then we decided what course to follow, and thus made it our career. Here many of us split-up into the different courses to which we were best suited. During our junior year we had many wonderful class parties to attend and still more friends to meet. After school it was always fun to stop at our favorite coke shop with the gang to hear some of the hot news from school and the various clubs about town. Here it is, 1950 and we find ourselves seniors. Our senior pictures have been taken and most of our friendships exchanged among all our friends. The Prom is now just a lingering memory in our minds. Class night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement-these programs ended our school days. We have put our books aside and will now make use of the knowledge we have gained. As young, inexperienced men and women we will go forward into the school of experience. May we never be forgotten. The Class of 50 . y Seniors. . . awagbedl da Me acl! 328 ,WWI -sq 0 ,- EL F-HHIM4 A A X' g WM X Wd Q! 2 fl ROSE ANN CLOSE, Secretary,' JOE B.-XGNOLI.-X, Presi- rifntg HELEN AFENTUI., Treasurerg FRED COY, Vin' l're'side'nt. E. .. X, . Q I .xx Q 'J W 6 , 1p,A,,,p. 'INF Spohie Adams joseph Addino Helen Afentul Ronald Amatangelo Cecelia Ammo Dolores Amigo Noel Anderson Elizabeth Andrews Donald Angelo David Atkinson joseph Bagnoli Anthony Bandiera Charles Barkheimer Grace Barnes jean Barnett Ui' if: ,J 4, ,za Q L j be 'Z G- 3-L B my ,, 59' .1 Q N S . A K in Y 'F g m' Q c B as L A qu ' , ar , I l R Vk 5 J F j .lg , . A e Ek V y . F' 9 Qtr:-RBBEQ .a Cs 3' s B D ieei or R B w e loose iw , Q' Q- 43.42. William Budner Henry Bullough Richard Bulso Glenda Burfield William Burgess Lillie Burrell Norma Butler Donald Caldwell Roger Calhoun Sullivan Cammel Nicholas Campanelli james Canakis Robert Capobianco Mary Lou Carbone Mary Carl he 9 CN , Betty Baus Mildred Bayda William Beach Annadell Becker Ralph Belew Dorothy Bester Margie Biedenbach Donald Black Evelyn Blackburn Alice Bloom Dolores Boczek Mable Bolds David Bole Beverly Boone Donna Borowsky Beatrice Boscia janet Both jack Brannan Dorothy Brendlen Thomas Brownfield We've Had Our Share Donald Cross Margaret Cross Mary Damhrowski George Daniluk Donna Davidson Dolores Davis Emhrey Davis Margaret Davis Ronald Davis Gerald Dekngclis Anthony Dente Virginia DeSantis Josephine DeStefano Vincent DeMattiu Irene DeMinno Anna DiRocco Irene Dixon Shirley Dixon joann Doebereincr Elmer Dohy Kenneth Carlisle Gene Chapanar Virginia Cheezan Vincent Chesson Milan Chovan Althea Christian F rank Ghufar Rosanne Close Richard Cocklin Carmela Codispoti David Colosurdo Gene Cookson jane Cordier Nicholas Costello Frederick Coy Raymond Dol ph john Donald Robert Danatini Nancy Drakulich Margaret Dumitru Pat J il Earley ames Eberts Jeanne Ehin Mary Eggleston Nick Eliades Shirley Elliott Michael Fehn Victor Fenton Dorothy Fleck janice Flory William Foltz Patricia Fonte Bernard Foraker Phyllis Forsythe Roseanne Fowler Lois Frey Mewlon Fry Patricia Furney Chuck Garrison ' Aurora Garcia 36- ag?- Shirley Garcia john Garrini , jean Gaul Ory Gaul - Winona George V F M t fa w 48 ' Si , l r f i - 'ig l ii 1 2 , L ' fe Q, Vi 1 Sf F ,Q l.,hq T v 'CU '1- ' -f:Q?1, V 1 Aee - I up f-G' f .ze A sh 4 , ig .eb fo, lr' I ,E L.L' ,K 9 ,Nix QTY 1 .qv- .A I- 43:35 Philip Giavasis Norman Glessner Bonnie Goertzen Russell Golden Patricia Ann Grau Mary Grimes Lois Groves Richard Gruber Josephine Giubish Kenneth Hablitzel Ruth Hainley Ann Haley Ivan Hall Miriam Halley Margaret Halter Marjorie Halter Winifred Hankins Rita Harper Clara Hayes Patricia Healey W' W' 1 Z. P ' xt, Q Dorothy Hein A , ig , N ' Beverly Herdlicka r 7'-1 f 'K 1 If : f' 1- A.. ,Q Wayne Hetrick Q. - g Q5 , . Marlene I-light g . V jfjk V K 9 Q. Olive Hixon - Q I W gtg 61 , A 1 ' I f- ' 1 Sally Hodge ' it William Hofacker ' A if L 0 if Fred Holt ' ,1 4. ' A ' or - Bonnie Hoover , ', r - ' ' Eugene Horning 2 3 K ' A 1 - Q . -5 Ep it - .B B1 ' ., Donna Hoskinson A L ' i F Floyd Housley Z , I 1 ng. jay Houtz s V 'A ' V Q , . james Huiford - 'gm ,, , Lg. '. Q Q X R V . Robert Hughes ' ' . -' P ' XM ' N ' 'i . W - , fr Ei A iilizft 1 Of Schoolwork, Games, and Fun Phyllis Hutchinson Kathryn Hysong Earl Ingold Edward Jacobs Betty jagodnik Gordon john Charles johnson Doris johnson janet johnson Thomas jordan Ronald julian Ronald Karlosky Corena Kosht E51 jack Keim james Kellams Richard Kelly L Q H A . Donald Kenchel I Y ,Q -' . gm ,RV ff: 1 Eileen Kerry A g bVf'3 A , KI: 'Q' Charles Kerstetter V r , Q. -if W' , P- Barbara Kiesel i 'L', , A L Q , 4 HV .V J ,k-. VV V, .V ,t.f ISV? V V ,Vi 51 ,V V A . V . 1,VVV,,V.3VViVViVV,Vt5i, Donna Kirkpatrick i,,,ip. w-.i ' A Mary Anne Knight V W ' A ' -Q2 Q 7 Q5 4 1 jerry Kovacs 9 W 3 -- X , . Dorothy Koufy E ar' -V I ,tt Ted Koury .. , :'l , V L x Dalf Kramer ' E - ' r' Eleanor Kratz V 'an s. 'R 2 --A. V' ug,p' 2fQ W Q - ,i,- Q53 V A Willis Krause 3 V 1, A 3 ' Rober' Lakosh i t . 'ix R.. 'i i R ' Carl Lama s'ss - 'gg' ,V V,,, V Bruce Large William Leitner V , j K V 'aff' mv' 2 . Betty Leonard VV , '34 Dorothy Leonard Patricia Leopold ' Q i 9 gem an , V I V , 'F' ' . H 4 ' V ' , V William Levering Myra Lewers Gloria Likely Ronalee Lindsay Evelyn Lober john Lyons Robert Lyons Dora Mallett W'illiam Manheim Julius Mann Mary Manos Thomas Mariol Arthur Martin Charles Martin Edward Martin Theodore Martin Wilma Martin Ruth Martz james Maydock Ronald Maynard james McCallin 111 , vu ' 'I' jerry McDonald G 3 Robert McGovern , Clair McKimie f X Richard McMaster ' Louis Meacham Hatcher Meeks Beverly Melegari gr Michael Meola ii ' Andrew Mihos i E gi, 5 f .xflilllf Miller f -I f ,W V Mary Miller V3 S. 3 3 1 A A Nanette Miller ,, P 'f A N I Patty Miller gc- yt ,, R I j Richard lslllnes R ' 'W' Ronaltl Mitchell W ' 3. 4, Q , Charlotte Mlinac ' '- A 5 gg .. Q 6 . yiliy ig: 1 W- 1 Phyllis Mohn :L 4 k , 9 ' r Y jack Mohr 6 . Q Q Elizabeth Moldovan 4 . V at yiey 5 Edward Moody .. 2 g A H M Georgia Moody -, 3' 3 Lillian Monaco af' V 3 - I ' jack Moore Q ' ,A Merlin Moore B. -,e.,. ogy LJ H V Anna Morelli Charles Morrison , ' . Sophie Mucha my . L f l V Patrick Muntean ' W it l ' V'ol t Mur h ' 'J I, I C P y Kay Myers Nancy Neel joseph Novak Robert Panagos Virgil P andrea Evelyn l'apadopoulos Daniel Pastor Eliadore Patete Paul Patrick john Paul Nancy Paul Richard Pedersen .Xmericus Pediera Daniel Pellegreno Peggilou Perdue l And Juniors Will W sctte own an oo a ea flied , vgqzi t W- ' A P ,V L--' i 'ij 'nf Betty Perez --y V -Q 2 ' ff- Q j ' ,A by juarnitfl Perez ' t x - ' S ire Peterson gi 3 A Lv if ' 'At t Q Y- ' Ralzmh Picchione 5 'M Ann Piero U., H I -:.. . YV Q N I Z Q m' Harry Pifer Q D - Ad ' 1 I Barbara Pierson X3 5' 5 - A 4 'ai as 2 ,2 - I ShirleY Ploch mr 4 'Vgg . j P - .1 ' t ' YVHIICI' Polk I R too t 'f if C a fS W VV Q , MMS -,.. 5 : K I kg . y ,E I zf: ., ' ' as 0 P Q 15 A Dcfinhi Pose ll V Q -- it-. y an Y ' :bq t ary ou owe . ,.,' - A, 3 Gerald Prestier , ' ,' Q ,-': Geraldine Prestier 1' Q :.. I i'iA 5 0 Vincent Presutti f-' P Richard Price Patricia Purcell Nick Radu Ann Rance 4 Patricia Reed Elwood Renner james Reno Eugene Reti Faye Rex Harold Richard Frederick Rife Nancy Ritchey Shirley Ritchie Marion Roberts Nancy Robinson William Robinson Donna Rodgers janeva Ronaldson Marie Ross Donald Rothermel 0' Mary Runner juliann Russ Dolores Ryan Betty jo Saflles Lewis Sagermann Marianne Salopek Robert Salvino Steve Sarvady joann Scamolla Salvadore Scarpino Robert Scheetz james Schiavone Richard Schimansky Margaret Schleig Roma Schoeppner Richard Schoonover Robert Schoonover 23255 Faythe Schuster Carl Scibetta Robert Scipione at la. A J y M . Richard Scott jacob Sedlock Phyllis Seemann 3 Hazel Senften Q Q' Michael Serena V J' Kathryn Shaw Marilyn Sheets john Sholtis Thomas Shook Barbara Sikora Ronald Sturm Dorothy Swiger ' Arline Tarver Barbara Taylor A Donald Taylor ,U fu. Q 4' X Clara Theofelactos joanne Thompson Carl Thrasher Marianne Timar Marlene 'Forney l.ola Torrok Edith Trombino Marian Twinem joann Turowski Alex Valides -3.4.-J Cornel Silea Margaret Silva joan Simi - Q a l l 2. Richard Skelley john Slifka Beverly Slusscr Barbara Smith David Smith Lois Smith Robert Smith Glenn Snyder Richard Snyder Vincent Spine Marion Stamoules Earl Stan john Steffen David Stevenson Donald Streamo Richard Stringer Margaret Summers Y' we Becoming the Senior Class ...VZ 0- in 9 ii .X W N1 . e Drlvmg lmpresses Youth Jaunty Junio rS I I I i 5 if Y M, is V it :Iii Changi ide mmemfz eye ,H 'YV I' L D , 1 155471. 1 I RX kil n 4 im 1 lu Hi ,248 Q , X Al M 4 .L 7. 95 'H-wi J:31Qff??fj xx' w ff e r , , , ' .ff 1 1 A' ' - - .-U. N ' Sv eQs75?..J.gQw. 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HP William Adams Franklin Albright Pauline Anastas Ronald Anderson Mary Ann Asher Edward Aubill Richard Austin james Baird Alvin Baker Gordon Barnby Leroy Beach Polly Beaumont Clarence Begley Paul Beitler lVayne Bell Esther Bellisario Pictures o Sophomore Patricia Beneleit jack Bennett Joanne Bernabei Anthony Betscakos james Bias Todd Blanc Norma Blanchard Peggy Brown Patricia Brandenburg WVilliam Brankel Henry Brown Carol Burchheld Shirley Burton Barbara Butt Betty Butts Ferdinand Calderon Neal Caldwell Dolores Carbone Lowell Calhoun john Carpinelli Kay Chalfant Wvilliam Chappell james Charleston Pearl Christensen Esther Chuchanis Thomas Culp Gary Cockrill Thomas Colaner Nadine Cole WVilliam Coleman ff 1 I -In ng- ' i. :EFS-0 li 'im Ronald Davis Raymond De Georgia Ruth De julio john De Martino Charlotte Derrick Nick Diamant George Di Giantonio joseph Di Francesco Paul Dilgard Donna Doerschuk Donald Dolan Loretta Donohue james Dolph Waunita Dowdle Mavis Dunn Wayne Dyer De Vere Engelback Richard Evans Dolores Everett Barbara Evey Richard Evey Marion Fabian john Fabinak Ruth Fano Rosemary Farelli Marie Fehn joan Feim Consuelo Fernandez Eldora Fernandez Marilyn Field Carol Collins Carolyn Collins Richard Collins Elizabeth Conley Elsie Conley Douglas Conrad Catherine Cosentina Carol Cordier Shirley Costello William Crall jacqueline Cramer james Crawford Rose Mary Criswell Charles Crites Shirley Cunningham janet Cutlip Eugene Dallas Ruth Dallison Dorothy Davis George Davis 'vb' ,JBL -.J v t- A 5 wwf ff ' 'L Ivan Fink T - -' M e as 5 Bonnie Fisflls ' ' 'H' , K Russell FIOYY 3 , 2:2 L., fe' s o A. '+ ZA, L L is W y ., , Sally Foltz Y if ' ' NN Www, fi' plw I A Shirley Foltz ' A A ' gf-11 Earl Fowler T31 R' 1 ' . 3 Q- ' Donald Friedman 1, W. i V ff' , x ,bf J I -ff C 45:3 Stevens Fronimo Richard Gano Anthony Gemmato james jerry Greaves Thomas Greaves Anna Gursky Frank Gill Shirley Gillespie jean Giovannini Beverly Gipe Harold Graves Haldeman 4-1- 1 lzzlng thru a s 'Y Angeline Halkides Robert Hagubach Ronald Harbert Darlene Hawkins Lillian Henderhan Wilma Hendrus Louis Hentsch 1 F9Q', 3 William Hesson Robert Hershberger Leslie Hewines John l-lostcllcl' Robert Houghton joseph Hudacko Nellieanna Hupp Rosemary johns Doris johnson john johnson judy jones Betty joseph Robert Kaiser Rosie Kalem Earl Kame Andrew Kantor Raymond Karam Dora Karcher Velma Karcher Nannette King Sherman Klass Dallas Klingensmith joseph Klingaman 'Rot .if 6--be bf- v Q -an 1 9 441: LL 6:9 'IN -'Cf' if Y-QL jeraldinc Madison Mildred Majestic limmett Makley jack Mallernee Geraldine Marchand Nesta Marchuk Sharleen Mari joseph Maiorana Dominic Marran Lillian Marzoppi Leroy Masters Margaret Maurer Lane Mayle William Maxwell William McClain Angeline McCloud David McGuire jack McKelvey jerry Meckes Rohert Megert Walter Mehrhrodt Richard Meighen josephine Mercorelli josephine Mercorelli Dorothy Miculan Arlene Michel Olga Mihos Donald Moesle Lenora Moncrief Barbara Moore ,3- '-.. aan. all Fred Kossack Joanne Krebs Charles Kurtak Mary Kutz Ronald Lakosh Dora Lallathin Richard Lashley Mary Lou Lattin Joanne Lazarides Wlilliam Lewis Henry Linder jean Little , Sylvia Little Carol Locy George Lokie Anthony Louihardi Louis Louttit Anne Lucas Catherine Lupe Ronald Lvtle v' 'QT' '17 o-.Q Xb if at I as i -'za as - .. ll. 1 7? 3 4 an Q .LAL E ' 'G' 3 , , r S .. ff 5 Q, y as 3 M er sm vi Lila Moore Mary Moore A W, Phyllis Moore R' N Orsola Morelli Carolyn Morgan james Morgan Paul Mosley lileanor Motticc Prank Muntean Augustine Musisca Carol Mye TS Robert Myers Beverly Nelson Rosanna Naef Dorothy Namciu Virginia Navrozitles Chris Ncading Gloriann Nelson Don Lee Nesbitt Evangeline Nicita :X J' vv' Qt X ,,, Q if Gt I. 'I :L 5.5, an E g.. Nancy Nickoloff X 'W ' 5: ' i azz, A W Marco Nicodemo E ' Franklin Nobis i , Donald Novak . A - Q Nicholas Pacelli ' Martha Page 3, as Mx W- , Richard Paige V Y ,QQ l l M y Virginia Paolette xg- 9 - -7- Dorothy Pappas s I1 ' Dari Parker .at-f' XJ A yy' Patty jo Parker q. 9, 5, 3 Richard Paumier T 3' A X A Karl Pavelizik Q. 'ef' Ruth Pedeira . Q is L av -Q 43 WN 6 5131 Sqn av A A, Nucl Q 0' iw. le Harriet Peffer Louise Pellegrini Antonia Perez Armonia Perez Andrew Pertginides Michael Petitti june Pfeiffer Charles Phillips Helen Phillips Ronald Pittman Antoinette Polsinelli Harry Poorman Ronald Poorman Norma Porter Doris Potts Anna Presutti . VVV pirite an ivey in a activities V 6. 5.5 ' V , pm Betty Pulveri 3, -, V ' GV ' Benjamin Rambaud N, 3 - . 4-V '- QQ 4 jo Ann Raunikar V 45534 .'-aggjw i ' Donald Recchio iii fl A V VV V , Allen Reitz .x QI - .A fy 3. , Va V ia james Rettick v f A X f f ..ii N' -v ' John Richard - V Glen Richardson it .. Q , , V ' 1' ,su -fl I 5 :QV E if Y' -v-: 3 rf'- r ' Carl Richardt l - G4 -'fffl james Rickenbrotle A -' 511 - fr M Bernard Ries ' 1' ' H-W' Shirley Riese t' R .1 '..' K ' A ' ra 2'l-r a a V mtg ' ' he Herman Ring S , . A To Donna Ritz 1 -3 gg 4 5 V Donald Rizzo . F .. 1 5' Patty Roberts fxb iVi if t ' e V,..V L Q- ' 1 V t Eugene Robins Raffalda Roccello V , 1 Marian Ross Q. ' Carla Ann Roth X 1 iil Q , W' - t , M N' Eugene Rue Q' H Q M? tg jatnes Sabaka --' Q Raymond Saliola 'J Q ig Harold Salmen 1 4 Vincent Sama john Samonides Patricia Sampson Sam Sankovich George Sares Theresa Sberna joanne Scarfone Bernadette Schindler jewell Schmalstieg Suc Schneider Q-'.. joy Schwartz Emma Scott james Scott A 'W' josephine Scozzarella Mary Lou Sees Vivian Selway RalPh Shanabruch eiii it ii ' Zi n H R 1 Catherine Shemas 1' V A K Frederick Shier V. V.V - ' ,.. -- - Nadine Siber 'ff' I yV-aV 'X William Slattery , Clayton Smith jolm Smith V as V A an Robert Smith Ronald S an ler P s 'B at Barbara Spriggs ' n X QP pp- ii Aurelia Sprit Paul Stark Bill Staugh , ,. ', V A. 4' Donna jean Steiner . VJ- Al udi th Stinson Mary jane Stoll Marvin Stulz Cl ' jam arice Sutton Marion Svik Nan Frank Stranan Evelyn Sturm cy Swain Rachel Tena lia es 'lhomas S Royal Tester Daniel Thomas Andrew Tomsho Patricia Turkel Norma Unkefer iratwtieif e wi as QQ fry ,,: .,, Xl, - '?F.' N ti X ' ' - ' K ' - i K in my ,,,, ,J Q i. ff New l . if w 5 f As,t. i. ii., , . 'X U H ' ' 7 I Q ' yi, 1 55335 V ' ' K' 'V 'FW If Q7iEl,.Q ffk' , ffl .. 2 - - f -,lj -Q .V Q ' f- i fi A .-- f i X , 'A I 4 Y V , jx Effie? - Ei ga '-'Q , - 'V fl I ' V 3 A - .I+ V -' 'ya .. -its ki A .a an ' f . ' Ne w S at -fr , S '- wie- ' ' l i . i Q f 1 e FK5 A ' 5... I 7 ' N .lx .ff ' I+- mv S i ii . .,' S i ,if ' I . , ' ,,,t . S fi e ' ' , ' . in 35 Q iii? Tl1ey're all a part of Timlcen's Family ,ch .A ,- -- inn 'Q joseph Vega Mary Alice Vega john Vesely joseph Vesely Ernest Warner john Watkins William Watkins Harlow Watson Sally Weaver Nancy Webler Gordon Weitzel Ronald Wellbaum Norma Wenning Frederick Whaley Elizabeth White Daryl Whitmer William Wiley Irene Willaman Peter Williams Samuel Williams Carl Wilson Lois Wilson William Wilson Orabelle Wise Pauline Woodburn Leslie Young Harry Zantopulos Shirley Zutavern Yicc-l'rcsidcnt llE'IL'l'Y C:Xl'ES'I'R.-Xl N MW . 7 If 'O President FR ICD SANDERS Secretary M.-X RY STEFANA K '1'rc:1surer ISARIKARA SMITH fvwk., kqifl We Are The Beginners Harold Abbott Duro Abdulla Muriel Abraham Qy x Robert Abram Beverly Andes joyce Andriola joanne Angelo Helen Apostalides Beverly Ashley Georgia Aslanides Eva Athans Grace Bagnall Dorothy Bailey john Baker l'eter Balbo Ronald Bell Sylvia Balmer Betty Barcich Patricia Barge james Barnes uv. - .-'l 5 x.:1 . it Mx Ronald Baroni C. Q y ey William Barrett .Q 9 if in W' r wil Ca lf, 'K A F Thomas Baugus B W ' f Roger Baushef 'L' . A john Bayer A iii A . ' :: ' A f iy'k- i ,, Isabelle Bealick . - - ' M f jeri Beaumont ' ' Q ' - ' 'va 'Wi i Henry Benison . - X P ' . Q ' ' i iv john Belcich T i W divx I all W 1 5 ' Maurice Belew I z ,,.. f In B K 1 A it 'W 7 ' ' is - , ' ' Q e Sylvia Beal 'ft L. A . Margaret Beltz i 1' 'B F W Q' 4. f Philipp Bierwind ,i B' g 4' ' - f' V Robert Biery , Z . - 1 A Robert Blattert Q, X 'lvl -, ,V , V' ' A L.: L B Q A A ' 'f Ross Blythe i M 9 B Ronald Borger Q- GL ,Q .W ' ' -is an ' Eugene Boron f jj, 3 , X- VL .j Richard Bourquin , ii. ,Q . j A ll tl Q., Angeline Bozekas I is l'lj r ii A . A Sue Brendus Q, ,Li ' in QQ' gs' james Brunner 'Y in ' 5 I A QQHEW' Caroline Burry 53 i jjvzj 1-'X A ,. , . i X Betty Burns - i'- ., Q Q ,, ii'i Dorothy Butler . ge t - , 51, , W. jesse Byrd U Donna Cain i Anthony Campitelli iiii ,iii f Betty Capestrain 'f' ' il as '11 if ie rw xg Q51 ,itin- ly M-Ann. A 9 c si gi! wake ai? Eileen Cap uano its V ' Fidel Beverly Carlisl Edna Caudill Sophie Cazangides Donald Leroy In Work and Play C Cekansky Chambers William Chess ' Barbara Coombs Sally Cordier .- Peter Covate Beverly Paul Cox 55 Marlin Cole f I 1 Rodney Collier A 2 ' Barbara Collins Mildred Conley Cowles - - ,tex . AR 'Z N l . Betty jane Crawford rr AN: Barbara Cupples M y g , L 9 C- , James Dansizen t 'R' 1 ' 2' 9, Wesley Dav .Q - Q, ,Z Mark DeChellis JA V xx 1 . B . r A joanne DeMeo V Aleta Denny 4, 3, L 5' Donald Derlich .1 v Barbara DeVolt 4' W -7 jo Ann Deckey gy y fl fc x H RA ' C - Walter Dine George Doebereiner ' 'y . ---, K Q gg John Domenico M f' - 'H - 1 Q- -' N Mary Dominic yt t g 2- o- V L Q .LL I Gerald Donatini - ,Hz 'I' A 1 Olga Dragon ' 6 Glenn Dryden 4' 4. t Ronald Duplain I T1 A 'CV ' 'As G t 9 Q ' 'JI ' Donald Dyer Nw, ' - I A gg ,Sn J:-. Barbara Eggleston ' ' 1 - A4 i 5 .o . it , X . . y at -t , Sa i a Robert Everitt x K ' ,H Edward Falkner , . 3 V A Q f - Vincent Farelli ' V , ' ' M Q Q ' - S Q1 A' Fafmff 45 ' - il ' X 7 T5 Harold Fate , fs . M n 'Q :him .5 X - Y- t X l 'h Ito t o ' t it LAV, ,- Theresa Faye - ' Elsie Feim b 43 25' . Manuel Fernandez , ' o 6 Charles Fish 1 -5 , Y Edward Fite t . ' M ws f J W W, . ok A , y , joseph Fletcher ' l t V 'J' Darlene Fraleigh - if . 'A A j or Viester Frank 1' y ' . Q 'D 1 9 V' Nancy Fowler - -y -- h I Q ig Sh' . NJ ,. One Year Is Done Barbara Garman Lorenzo Garofalo Richard Garris Shirley Bever Garris ly Ann Geiger Evelyn Gerst Terry Glosser Ronald Giacomo Virginia Gibbs Ruth Glass Wanda Glessner Victor Gramoy James Gray Robert Grimm Ralph Grouth p aul Guenther Max Guscolf Walter Haack Delores Hall Barbara Halter Ronald Halter Thomas Hammen Thomas Hammerly Philip Hand Beverl y Harper Annette Harris Jane Hartman James Hatfield Thomas Hawley Richard Heath Judith Heddleson Charles Heib Joan Henderhan Ruth Ann Henderhan Paul Hill Robert Hixon Mary Frances Larry Houck Marlene Hodge Joanne Holenka Harold Hood Carolyn Hoot Houchin Hubert Howard Harry Hughes Elizabeth Huth Ima Jean Inman Richard Jacks Robert Jacks Philip Jacobs Raymond Jenkins There Are Three More Charles john William johnson james johnson Harvey jones Richard jones Donald Kame Donald Keefe jack Kent john Kerestcs Albert Kessler Betty Keck Donald Kielfer Mary Lou Klinger Raymond Kovachik Peter Krowchak Carolyn Kuhl Norman Kurtak Louise Langos Doris Lanka Dixie Lee Lawver Mavis Leas Cora Lee Carol Lewers Marcia Lewers Gary Lint Richard Lippka David Lockhart Carolyn Long Phyllis Long Donald MacKenzie William Mallett Marlene Mancini Patricia Maneilly Alldyne Marsino Richard Martino Amelia Maucieri William Maurer Carol Maxwell Bruce McCance William McCartney Robert McDonald Marilyn Mel-Ilfresh joseph Micciche Gilherta Miller Kenneth Miller Minnette Miller Shirley Miller Charles Milnac Anna Marie Minarcheck Carol Minock it ia-ff' v-l Q P' .J- 'Y inv- ww on 41 at , IL if 3 In Which to Build di: than W!! 6' V Ga- nw 'T' ,,. 6' :QW la s. 9' '.x. 63 ' 5:5523 , l if r f .1 aae R f , K- we .' 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Larry Mizer Virginia Muoio George Musisca Francis Mongiardo Donald Monroe Beverly Morgan Ellen Morrison john Mosiychuk jo Ann Mrozek Samuel Myers William Nagy Robert Nelson Donald Nohis David Noll Edward Nuske Gloria Nuske Ardyth Okey George Oshorn Ralph Palmer Carl Pandoli Richard Paone Pauline Papadopulos Richard Patetc Mary Pauli Gene Payne George Paytos Donald Pellum Richard Perez Mary Perkins Richard Perret Ruth Pfalzgraf Richard Pindel Samuel Polverine Mary Presutti Mary jane Postiy Madeline Potts Anthony Pucci james Radsick Nancy Rand Patricia Randle Carolyn Raucn Anthony Raunikar Beverly Rehard Walter Renfand Elaine Reti Teresa Rice Shirley Richeson Eugene Rickenbrode Ida Riegler Shirley Riggs Those Splendid Firsts ' ll ' ll Mark Ritzman Sarah Rivers lidsel Roberson Marilyn Roberts jacqueline Robinson Patricia Robinson Sally Rocovits Ronald Roshong Barbara Ross Sylvia Ann Rotar Maryanne Rukavina Nicolene Russ Barbara Saunders Carol Saunders Fredrick Sanders Walter Sankavick Lois Schaeller Dale Schleappi Gerald Schmidt Donna Schoeppncr james Schrader Eugenia Scridon Charles Senter Gerald Shafer Shirley Sheline Della Shonk Charles Silea Nancy Simone Vernajean Sigler Donald Sillt Roger Slates l-'rederick Smith Wilburta Smith Barbara Smith Leroy Snyder Norma Snyder Sarah Soloman james Spangler jack Speidel Glenn Stahlman Nedra Slallman George Stamoules Richard Steese Mary Stefaniak Richard Stevens Gloria Stevenson Robert Stewart Carol Streiber Frances Strypek Mary Tate V, 1. fo' ki -. fi . n ,Q 1' 5 . Or it - an 1' -of G- Which Lead to Fame , 4n Ain Eileen Taylor Anthony Tersigni Gwendolyn Thomas Marlene Thorley Katherine Tomey Daniel Tomsho Carmel Tonielli William Torok Darl Travis Nancy Treat Grayden Tschantz Henry Turner Arlene Twinem Michael Vignos Donna jean Walters Kenneth Watts William Wendling gu- Donald Wenning Clyde Wernecke William Whaley I in Dale Wheeler Patricia Whitemyer V Shirley Wilkinson jack Williams Marion Wilson Thornton Wilson Shirley Wirth Carol Wizinek john Wolfert Daniel Yarnovich William Yates janet Zagray Lucy Ziccardi 74 fr' Froslw and Sophs . . , Men memg mameata Q 'K .,f,,,f w k 5 t , ESX xi sg Y pf-A, 151 N-4 W V V V w H+ Q Q V 7 25' V L ,gAv.Ki, , , A dial, wr: 35.5-k, ffs?Qf,vJQ,, X QQofa3'1 i X Q f r56fM1: f 5 ff. 5 9 , ff flx W fii gg f W xx X X crm I -5 'x 0 u A o voun ' WF ' 0551 Z7T4 pSwfLX X ' f'f 5K SK D 4 I .J 3 ff .. f N A 5' x5 M r 5 'x 5 fy - ' W ' x' gf 'S IK' l Snappy Marchers Produce Dun Hollman, Fvclyu Sell, Mary .Kun Maxwell, Rosemarie Slulmler 1 Row I: NI. Grimes, A. Cursky, M. Maxwell, C. YVcst, XY. Lewis. E. Sell, Row 2: S. Fronimo, D. Tharp, J. De Angelis, P. Salsgiver, Il, Angelo, D. Kieffer. Row 3: K. Cllalfant, L. Urban, S. Cammcl D. Pellegreno, P. xvllilllllif, j. Morgan. Row 4: j. Williams, E. Conley, D. Fleck, B. Yates, B. Andes. Row 5: R. Halter, D. Fraleigh, D. Sfhocppner, D. Incklmrl. Row 6: D. Pellegrcno, E. Kane. R. Snllioln, H. WVhitc 4 X 'RQ 'WV lx , , . LL.. M T2 ' I i i i Tuneful Melodles Eugene Cupp nw l R. Stalmler, I.. Polls xwe Q nexn orsx lL one ow Nl lou 'W lewus l Mongiardo, S. Zutavern R Harper R Prndell Row 'Z Schroeder B Hesson J Bagnolu Collins, li. Walters. w 0561 gl mu R Colhu K Cupp D Nldlldll V V0 1 G. Pzmus, D. Smith T. Yates joan Schroeder Phyllis Salsgner High-Steppers strut their stuff Run' 1: Donna Hoskinsou, Belly jo Satiies. Ron' 2: Pcggilou Perdue, listhcr Chuchanis, Irene Scruggs, joan Kllllfflllillifl. Ron' 3: .Xnnu May Marcilliuk, jcunnelle Shuin, Dorothy 'Nulm-ill, Introducing our Hlbelwind-tlwe-linen Boosters L. Wilson, R. Skelley, N. De Frank, V. Selway, A. Bandiera, Ii. Carrington, M. Page, L. Doepker, P. Gursky. Twirling lassies join our music forces Row l: j. Carnpbell, E. Mouice j. Feirn, D. Lawvers, N. Swain, A. Di Rocco, D. Walters, M. Stoll, L. Donohue. Row 2: K. Shaw, S. Giordano, li. Kratz. M. Dumitru, B. Chicky, V. Karcher, J. Kerlcllestone, N. Wenning. Row 3: L. Groves, N. Wellxcr, J. Cullip, M. Vega, P. Brandenburg, R. Pederia, S. Foltz, K. Casintina. Row -I: C. Daily, j. McFadden, M. Knight, j. Flory, N. Neel, S. Burton, B. Pierson. First Row: E. Miller, D. Hughes, S. Dieringcr, D. Hendrix, M. Ault, I. Bzlrdinc, S. Dixon, D. Miller, S. Pmoglos J. Dick, XVinklcr, K. Spatziro, D. Nldlzisters. Sffcoml Rozv: j. Kroh, R. Hare, 'lf Gcnnnnto, NI. Stiiilcr, -1 Shaheen, A. Marciniak, N. Todd, il. Schroder, R. Colvin, ll. Slattery, V. Robins, C. johns. Third Row: N llelfrank, P. Donohue, D. XV:1lker, Al. H'nltz, I. Shook, V. Dcihcl, NI. Groves. B. Pzivlinch. li. lfzihinak, B. l'illW2lI'ti.i N. Gialhlca, P. Guenther, C. Phillips. Fourth Row: J. ScoI1arcllzl.C. Cohh, NI. Paulus, V. Wise, ll. Kiryakides A. Friedman, li. Whitt, F. Petit, J. Church li. Morgcsc, R. Stephan, Nl. Cheemn, H. Hughes. W. Bell, QI. Maio rana. Fifth Row: N, Schwzutz, S. Giordano, IJ. Potter, B. Hudacko, jhona. Nl. Printl, xl. Pctcrson, M. Prcusser W V, 1 Choral Club lends beauty to a song W 2 3, v 51 i M 1 A 'Q' 3:21 issue? sip? W2 Q3 sy f frm . ., all - 'Ji I? w 1 ,gr 1 ll 2-. T vl 1, sophomores and Freshmen hum a refrain - .ix X ' es, 2 , t N.. . f o,oA 2 ., .. ,S ,:.::V. f 3 e is f 4 1 r i ' ooeeo fl ,M E . ' I . . - - L 1 ' 555 R ff! l First Rau-: li. Morison, Y. Muuio, M. Perkins, ll. Collins. N. lfowlcr. ll. liggclslon, li. Czipcslruin, M. Prcsutli. Serum! linzu: li. Alllcns, li. llulli. Y. Siglcr, M. Klingvr, M, Iillllfllifll. D. Buttler, M. Mincinl, ll. llarcich. '1'l1irrI Rnzv: A. O'Kcy, 5. Cnrris, M. Lean, ff- winsclllfk. Sfllcll, l.. Sclmffcr, M. lute, N. Simon. lfmzrlli Row: ll. Carlisle, ll. Harper, S. Solonizin, S. Blllllllilll, xl, Conry. M. llclll, M, Mililfrcwll, l'. Robinson, X. llou.-kzis, I-'iflh Roux' N. Sllllllllllll, C, llurry, j. SillllltlCl'S. ,,,,,,,-f'4 lfirxr Row: .-K. PCYCI, R. llcjulio, ll. Steiner. l'. .Xnz1sl:1s, li. Mollicc, l-I. Conley, 1., Moore, N. Wcnning. Serum! llozv: A. McCloud, D. lloersrliuk, M. Latlin, M. Secs, li. Fikc, P. Sampson, j. Scnrfune, C. Derrick, V. Karclicr. Third Razr: A. Gursky, li. lfcrnandez, li. Sturm, E. Nirirn M. Vega, C. Myers, R. Pccliem, M. l':1igc.j. Mcrcorclli, C. Fernandez. Fourth Row: C. Birch- held, j. Swartz, S. Cunningliam, A. Sprit, R. Dallison, O. Wise, N. Porter, V. Sclway, L. Mon- cricf, S. lulnvcrn. I-'iftlz Row: N, King, M. Fchn, N. Silver, D. Hawkins, ll. Miculan, C. Lupe. 84 'swefm' men . wi . A , I I I i I I Q ' I 4 if f . . if i i gg. i ill i l . ii fr I lfirst Rrnw: D. Shank, NI. Lcwcrs, C. Maxwell, l'. Long. Nl. l'2lllll, ll. Apowluliclcs, Nlrwck Il. Hall. Smml Rnzu: G, Aslanialcs, M. Miller, I. Ricglcr. I.. lzirzirnli, l-1. I-I-ini, D. Siuikai, S. licissingcr, N, 'lI'CZll. K. 'l'omic. Tlzirrl Rnzv: li. 'I'ziyIm'. NI. Hartmann, I. Inman. W. Smith. V. Gibbs, S. Rolur, ll. fil'2IWliUl'd, B. Smith, Ii. Cuuclill, S. lhcmlus. l ourllf lfnrv: II. lluniiiln, IZ. Slrilmcr. I-I laigary. NI. Slcfanizik. S. Shclinc, B. CZIIIIIZIII. R. llzillscrzill, ll. Row, II. Nlorgzin, Ifijlli Rout .xlllll'l0llI, C. Ionnclli. 1-v Ni Vfw-T ll in l .f i Z R R 'ills al I First Rcmx' R. Cllilll-lllll, R. 'Icimglim C. L1ollins,j. Beriuilmci, j. FL-im, l'. Bmwii. l'. lilirislcnscn, I l'fuillci' .S'rrmnl Rozv: l'. llIi1Il1tlCIllJlll'g', R. Ifzino, IJ. Pzippzis, j. NIcrcm'clli. A. Hzilkinlcs. I-1. Conley, S. Gillespie, Ii. Ilclli- szirio. ll. Nelson. Third lfozu: S. Foltl, G. Nlzlrrkziml, Scllinzilsticg. l'. Roberts, R. Cliriswcll, ll. Pulvcri, N. XX'cli- lcr, I.. Wilson, R. Nucf. I-'uurlh Rozv: bl. Krebs. C. Morgan, R. johns, S. Ifoltz, N. Vnkcfcr, R. Rocccllo, P. lilrkcl, NI. Nloorc, CI. Kiosviiliilai. Nl. Ross. lfifth Roux' S. Ricsc. l'. llcnclcit. ,X. Pulsinclli. li. While, Y. lhmlcllc- R. Ifzirclli. ll. bloliiwm. 85 l First Row: j. Barnett, E. Blackburn, li. Kerry, M.Miller, S. Adams, C, lheofelaclos, C. Codispoti, D. Rodgers, A. Bloom, B. Smith, J. Turowski. Second Roni: M. Davis, N, Miller, D. Davidson, A. Xenos, M. Silra, H. Senften, P. Healy, D. Leonard, N. Robinson, P. Ponte, N. Drakolich, M. Haley. Third Row: A. Becker, N. Zenovic, D. Davis, D. Bester, L. White, G. Moody, j. johnson, A. Rance. H. Afentul, M, Halter, J. Both, li. Lober. Fourth Row: B. Hoover. A. Piero, P. Zeller, J. Ronald, son, R. Lindsay, S. Elliot, D. Boczek, D, Mallett, A. Garcia, I. Russ, li. Trumbino, M. Roberts. Editorial, Art, and Business Staffs honor their leaclers. UILL and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalists initiated twenty seniors who had the required qualifica- tions. Standing: C. Cobb, Dick, XV. Bailey, N. Frank, N. Schwartz. Seated: D. Shale, P. Donohue, M. XVhitemcycr, D. Car- men. Standing: P. Willis, J. Church, M. Noel, N. Sigler, V. Bressi. Seated: E. Morgese, B. Kiryakides, E, Wvhitt, M. jenkins, D. Szostak. Last year's class officers combined their talents to create the laws which govern the Booster Club. This group tlevelopetl until now, on its hrst birth- tlay, it has become the largest and most prosperous organization in the school, boasting nearly l,000 ment- bers. Students greatly benefit front the activities ol' this club, with the mem- bers participating in parties, football games, dances after the basketball games, bus trips, and similar fun-filletl events. cnlrfl wets iltky, Bukoski, ll. Slattery, umlm 1 L X Si lu, ll. Gasser, N, Delfrank. z 1' Trojan Leaders Reveal Leadership Ability. irsf Row: l'. Willis, C. Cohh, D. Hughes, R. Scihetta, . Winkler, Nl. Vitale. Second Row: N. De Frank, xl. Schroeder, I. Scruggs, N. l'odd, l'. Donohue, D. Melegari, S. Beoglos. l'hir1l Row: M. Hight, C. Miller, M. jenkins, J. Ehi I. Shain. B. Edwards, I'. Gursky. s Smnfling: Margaret Halter, Betty Bans, josephine Grubish, loanna Stiekle. Barbara Hudacko, Delphine Sinay, Sophia Mucha. Seated: Eva Whitt. lilsie Busnick, Secretary. n. Bertha Kiryakides Treasurer Rita Stephan President At the end of her sophomore year, any girl who wishes to become a Trojan Leader must he able to 1JCl'fOl'lIl several dilferent athletic skills. ll' she passes this test and rates high in the other qualifications of personality, citizenship and grades, she becomes a Trojan Leader. During the school year these leaders are assigned to gyni classes to assist Miss Frances M. Seederly, the Physical Education teacher. The players for the girls' animal Blue-Gold game are selected from this group. I' lfonte. S. Wuehnic, IJ. llrentllen, A. Halev, li. Papa- C llicofelactos. R. Colvin, CI. Davis, S. Adams, R. Close. 'l0lJ0 l S- U' Momll' I A lriendly smile and at cordial welcome greet visitors when they come to Timken. This service with ll smile is one reason lor Tim- ken's reputation lor producing llll excellent hrst impression. The Timken Service Society is one of the largest extrzi-curriculzn' groups in school. The club has 125 members, known as guides, who :ire headed hy at president and secretary. The two most important duties ol 21 guide are to welcome visitors and to escort guests through the building. OlflflC1l'QRS Vince llzunpitclli, Mary l'reusscr, Shirley lfoltz from publications inter- views Sally Rocovils and janet Dick. Esther Miller, Peggy Donohue, janet Dick. listelle lfalrinnk, Norma Dclfrunlx 1,4 ns! Ron: N. Miller, P. Salsgiver, J. Schroeder, M. 11 ad B Smith, C. 'l'lieofeI:1c'tos. Slnnrlinft l Athans M. Asker, D. Hawkins, R, Naef. C. Niorgin I. Lolier, A. Xenos, F. Schuster. P A fi -my KS! Klrkhnd N. Porter, -I. Doebereiner. Sermifl Rona' M. C. Lee. M- Maxwell' Miss jim,,,C,-lmm' Kuu K Barnby, M. Fields, D. llrendlen, C. Hayes. Sflywm-U, 13. Kil'kljQllI'iCk' lf, Sgimpsmi, Sea ell XV George, F. Rex, D. Mzlllett, N. Fowler, M. Groves. Standing: ll. Coombs, I Rdlllllixaf, D. Ritz, L. Donohue, D. Ciarbone, j. Stinson, P. Manielly, C. Spataro, ,. Ciodispoti, A. Piero, li. Capestiain, M. johnson, R. johns, -I. Madison. Fifty-one hard working girls represent Timken's Student Library Staff. WVriting notices, shelving, attending to circulation and typing cards are some of the duties of the Staff. Many girls come to school early to begin their work. Points toward annual recog- nition are given for duties performed. The girl with the highest number of points receives the award as outstanding student from the library. On the basis of their initiative and scholarship, these students were chosen, in a democratic fash- ion, to represent their home rooms. During the year they served as spokesmen lor their group, carried all valuable information directly to their rooms, collected yearly dues and, among other things, cooper- ated with the Tyro and Tivo Stalls in making sales. 13 YVKY , First Ruin: B. Nlazarakan, li. Miller, Nl. Yates, .L lsormure, D. Carmen ll. Kiryakicles. ul. Dick, Nl. Gonser. Srfrunrl Row: W, lfarlier. R. Gardner .l. Karipides, R. l.ewis, D. Wissuchek, lf. Ri.t. w. ll. lirumma. 'l'l:irr1 Ron l'. lahler. XN'elmer, L. Sainpson, Conversino, L. Doeplaer. ll. f,lllIlLLl lfvurllz Roni: R. Wright. Il. Dawson. 1- 1 seam.. lfirsl' Roni: l. Dixon, xl. lurowski, bl. Ronaltlson, M. Salopek. ll. lilxin, P. Leopold, S. Dixon. Szfrvnrrl Row: V. Di Mattio, R. Kelly, R. llolph, A. Valicles, R. Lyons. Thirfl Row: V. Foltz. D. Cross, D. Skelley, ul. Lyons, D. Pastor, C. l.anla. Fourllz Row: C. Silea, il. Canakis, H. llullough, C. Chappner, K, Carlisle. lfirsf lime: R. lenaglia, ll. llapestrain, S. Reise, C1 lonielli, R. Henderhan, D. Pappas, M. Ross, li. lfer nandez. Swmzrl lime: l'. Maneilly, C. Neading, H lantopulos, C. Pavelzik, D. Collins, D. Dyer, N. King Thirzl Row: D. Monroe, lf. Smith, R. Harris, ll Reese, ll. Schlcappi, KZ. Wernecke. Fourlh Run' D. Parker, KZ. Pantloli, il. Scott. 3 l ir.i'l Row: M. Hight, lf.. Rex. s'f'f'lHl!1 Row: l'. Miller, ll. Kirkpatrick, ll. Fleck. N. Ritchey. l-I. Krall, .L Piero. Slfmding: Barbara Collins, Kay Clliillliilll, Nannctte King, :trol Morgan. Ruth Dc julio, Put Sampson. cated: Sylvia Little, Marilyn lfielcl. Dorothy Butler, cwell Sc-lmurlstieg. l ir.sI Row: lfllitl, lf. Kerry, ul Church. N. Schwartz, M, Whitelneyel Mr. Meyers. Suond Roux' KI. Colmlm, l'. SCCIIIZIII, I.. Henclerhzln, l'. Donohue, S. Peterson ll, Perez, D. Swiger, R. Close, -I. Dick Nlnlt R. Dztxis, M. flll0V2lll, H. Zatnlopltlos. The school paper is pnlmlislietl once an month by the Tyro Stall. These students, who sacrifice one free period at tlzty, earn one credit in join'- nztlism alter successfully completing two years ol writing and creating features :intl news items lor the paper :intl the zlnnnnl. B.. fr Mi' 'WY' Talented Stall Produces Tivo ART ..-..1,..., l- fXvMw ww-aw l ly! l, s elk V K -Q, t . ev-- A '-' ellfff- - rv.,e,,r Q ,Me -.. t f 'N D. Shale, N. Frank, D. Carmen, NV. Bailey. Special recognititm should he given to this group of hoys and girls, who together make up the Tivo Staff. They have given their time and talent to produce for you a yearbook that you will cherish lor life. The Staff is divided into two main parts: Editorial and Art. The Art Staff did original drawings and letter- ing: they also planned the layouts. The 1-Iditorial Staff obtained the data, identified the pictures, and wrote the copy. 'llirough the cooperation of hoth stalls, all Timltenites are presented with a permanent record ol' friends and happy memories. 'l'Yl'lS'l'S XY. Sm R. Srhoeppner. ith, ll. Phillips, R. john, li. Papadopoulos, liDI'l'ORI.Xl. l'HOTOCRAl'I-IER Rirhard Austin .HQ f-f- - wf,,, First Row: M. jenkins, N. Sigler, D. Szostak. Swvnid Row: l'. Xvillis, V. Ilressi, R. Refehio. M. Noel, ,-X. Friedman, ll. Kiryakides, li. Morgese. Driver Trztining and liduczition in Canton is in its experimental year. To complete the luill'-your course, at total ol' twenty- lour hours lllllsl he spent in the unto: six of these in actual przicticc behind the wheel. Fewer automobile accidents and deaths caused by reckless teen-age drivers will prove that this course is :accomplishing its aim: the development ol' safer and more sportsinanlike drivers. mi 5. s QP 'r 5, A , Nw MWC' sl Front Rrm'-UI. Lnzuriilcs, S. Muclizi, M. Page l.. XK'ilson, V. Sclwuy, il. Sclirocclcr, A. Pol- sinclli, S. Gillespie. .S'fr'm1rl Run'-KZ, Morgan, R. -johns, N. Tmlil, R. Closc, I.. Hcnclcrllnn, I'. Szunpsun, I.. Ncllu, M. SL-cs, ll. Bains, .gg mn! Inv- . Rum mum, . Sturm. D. Button'- liclcl, D. Rinaldi, R. Skcllcy, N. Clzimpinelli, Q. llowcrsox. Srmrlfl Rau'-R. .Xmlcrson Q llcnlsrli, D. lclcrsun, ll. Coukc, CL. llaniluk, ' uma. ll. Slrczuno. C.. I. JV: Bel1incl tlie Scenes ii' f i'1 ,-ff lille 'limlxcn Sings Crew amd lfcliiiiciuiis :irc muglily mliviclccl into llircc groups: clccli'icium, suunclincn, and llizil group wliinli Imuilmls :mal places llic scl'up5. 'lilic cnliic crew upcrulcs cllicicnlly umlcn' llic cxpcricnncal lczulcixliip of Mr. W. lf. Nln,Xi'lor. His sluclcnl lurcinalii is William lfcliy. R. llullmiln, XV. NVilson, Y. Crunicy, G. Doc- licrcincr, 'l'. Perez, R. Lille, ll. Vcslcy. Rcclmlirk, 'l'. Culp. V4 KZ. Miclizilk, 'I'. Blalnr, CI. Barkhcimcr, j. Davis, li. lfullz, B. Hufzickcr. nn, R. l'clcrwxi. luLni'ci'n, 'l'. Rilzman W. Polk, V. Carpinclli, l.. Mcucliam, li. Fowler, D. Rccchio, D. Mcfiuirc. Pofw 'Q if Q X i Oi N k fB N fS X fx! x V Russell li. -Innes Foo I I1 all l'hc nucleus of l.illlkCll clcvcn fy? if I , 3 Goal to goal im fl' iii' l ,ia 0,9 ff' as .' 'w 5 4 2 Hg. jg Ji Timken 6 Timken, 32 Timken 0 Timken 20 Timken 37 Lincoln 0 Girard 0 McKinley 68 Salem I4 N. Phila. 6 g 7 WINS The 1949 grid season started with a thrilling win over a confident Lincoln eleven, 6-0. After three and one-half quarters, the underrated Trojans marched 43 yards to score. Quarter- back, Tom Ascani, passed 29 yards to halfback, Glenn Bowersox, who snagged the ball on the two yard line driving over to score. Three minutes later the game ended with the jubilant Trojans winning 6-0. 0 0 0 Timken found easy going as they defeated Girard 32-0, ffor their second win of the seasonj. Ascani's passes paid off in touchdown drives of 54, 79, and 60 yards. The Trojans scored once in the first, second and fourth quarters and twice in the third stanza. Left half Nick Campanelli came into the limelight as he ripped through the center ot the line, time and time again, fand on defense there wasn't a play that Campanelli wasn't in onj. Two games played-two games won. The small and speedy Trojans rolled to their third win of the season as they upset the favored Salem Quaker's 20-14. Three Trojan touchdowns resulted from pass interceptions by halfbacks Glen Bowersox and Gust Neztek. End, Chuck Skropits, tallied two T. D.'sg both were by passes from quarter- back, Tom Ascani. Timken's hard-hitting line played a major role in this victory. wi ' 1 A . WI' V: 4 ' 1: t ,J 1, sae I t x A massive body of 20,000 onlookers watched Mc- Kinley break away time after time to smother an over- powered Timken team-68-0! It was a good first half as the Trojans outscored the Bulldogs 6-5 on first downs. In the second half the game was all McKinley's as they rolled up 41 points to send Timken home a beaten team. 'l'. Ascami, ,. I Ir, s 1 'l'. Wright. . - Sega F ts as W 3, 5 Yi l , .. at 1. f . , ,. 'F W 2: C j. Weber, D. Rinaldi, R. Bcrnosky, www 5 N. Cam panelli, 1.3rz:21t,, A. wvtw, iff D. Wilson Timken 33 Timken 12 Timken 33 Timken l 3 7 Lehman 7 Ashtabula 0 Hubbard 6 Y. Rayen 34 C. The mighty Trojans showed too much speed and power for Lehman as they slaughtered them 33-7. This was the largest score tallied between the teams in the I0-year rivalry. Don Wilson and Glenn Bowersox each tallied twice, Nick Campanelli also scored on a 37-yard run. The rivalry now stands at 7 wins for Lehman and 3 for Timken. A tough Ashtabula team was held scoreless as Timken won 12-0 for their sixth win of the season. In the initial quarter, Don Wilson scored from the ll-yard line. The only other score came when Nick Campanelli tallied after a 95-yard march. In this drive, Bowersox made runs of I7 and l8 yards. Ashtabula threatened, but wasn't able to score. Skrvpiw- After five consecutive wins the Trojans found it rough G. Bowersox Q ja.. ' Q K ml D. Cook, A. Woodcock, A- Kerr, D. Marcelli, going at Youngstown, losing 34-13. This was Timken's final game of the season which ended with seven wins and two losses. Trojan markers came in the first and fourth stages. Fullback, Don Wilson, scored as he plunged through center in the first quarter. A 19-yard touchdown run by Campanelli was Timken's last marker of the season. In the seventh win of the season Timken romped over Hubbard 33-6. Halfback, Work Horse, Campanelli scored three touchdowns, the first tally on the second play of the game. Hubbard's score came on a pass from Ed Hish to Bob Walkosak. A total of over 300 yards was run up by Timken. Hubbard gained only 97. . . . Timken overpowered the New Philadelphia Quakers 37-6 in the greatest upset of the season. The Quakers had been victorious in twelve straight games before this one. Don Wilson was the standout of the game as he collected 113 yards in seventeen carries. Nice defensive work was displayed by guard, Dan Rinaldi, and halfback, Nick Campanelli. FW' 3 ,t G. Nezlek uc, M. I-'c-rnamlcz. R. Bull. IJ. .Xhdulla. I' jnuns Hone, XY, 'INlll'lICl', R. Bzlruni, l', llalho, I' dnl r I x I. NIOSiyI'hlIk, ll, Hughcw, 0. l,inl. li. Sllhllll 1 I ult, fl. john. FRESHMEN RECORD They XVc l.chmzln U 27 Lincoln 0 7 MCKinlcy I3 I9 Lehman 0 33 Lincoln 20 7 Mfkinlcy I9 li Khin 3 Lost X rsh Line l'p for l'zlss and Clntclling Salute . . to our Athletes Our Athletic Banquet, followed by a seini-lorinzll dance was held at the Ameri- can Legion Hall on May 20, 1949 to honor the football, basketball, golf, and baseball teams, the Athletic Managers, Cheerleaders, Band, Mzijoreltes, Twirling Corps, and Football Queen and Court. lll,r fin U 5, . .,...... ... iv..-minus. 4 R. Hzn'lmerl. H. Szllmcn, L. Young, WV. YViley. I.. john, 'll Aseani, G. Beoglos. ll. Sed- lock, D. Valentine, R. Ascani. as , '73, 5 Q W 'Tix N X ,W '-ff , 5- 0 wg . xi: .W 3 P, f 1-'Kr af, K, S, W. f ip.. VK ' f ' wwiv k A i X in R' fx h':.1f2 x if x , 1 ' . Age! g gw :S Q x v 'U S31 -9' .,. ,. , . :Q I . :ff . -4 :H 'Mu F BL-Lf .- win 'Nw gf .W on-ff gr' 'Q' wg, Lg? IQ vi V I ' ips? fsfi'-Q? 1 Y 5 X ,- iii? 1 Ilvnry Ilulluugh. furwzml ficrzllcl l'rcslicr, EIIZIITI I, .T ilurm-I Silvan. gnzml W' WP. f x 11 1-WH N I Iimkcn I imkcn I ilnkvn I IIIIIUJII I imkcn IQIIIIIRCII Iinlkvn IIIIIIIQCII Iimkcn Iilnkcn IIIIIIIQCII IQIIIIIQCII IQIIIIIQCII Iimkcn I'IIIIkCIl IQIIIIIQCII I ilnkcn Varsity Basketball Scores 'lil S2 fIfI -III 'l.'v 53 'II III . :ISI ,. -I7 -III 42 III 50 53 153 32 Il Wins-SI .. Niussillun I.inmIn N. I'lliIzl. .XSIIISIIJIIIZI Youngstown R. .Xkron IV. l'zIinwiIIc 'lkulcmlu Mau. Lclnnun . XV. Rcscrvc .-Xkmn Ii. . Warren Ii. liverpool McKinley . Lincoln N. Phila. . Lehman Losses john Rotunno, forward ' Iimkcn imkcn Iimkcn 62 JH lil . .Akrml Central . . IYOoslCr Nm'w:1Ik lilj Covers Massillon I'I:lvcr I. Coy I Going Up for Lan'-In 1 1 sk Qt A - WU W' Qwf Tag' 0 ,, al 5 is ,Q if A x , Q , wg: 1.3, fm K 1. 'ig- ,-'F' E 3 sg Q is sU.J,1k 1 U l.. flu... jr- - r R. netew Meeks. . . 't. Colanf - -- n. H- A .. , v: H- Mums' F.. Kenner- 1' sm MTS' Rm' , - 041115011- Sfftlllfi RUN cn First jump of season, against Massillon Reserve Basketball Scores l'iniken l'imken liitnken litnken Tintken 'l'irnken Tintken Titnken Titnken Titnken Ilillllkfill Tirnken Tilnken ilillllklfll 'lxllllkCll 'liitnken 'l'itnken 9 XN'ins -lil., ., 45 .. 27 ., 47 , 23 48 30 58 , ,. 44 . 4l . 42 .. sf' 36 . Sl . 48. ,. 58. 43 ...., 8 Losses Akron W. Youngstown R. .Xltunni Massillon Lincoln X. l'liila. li. Sparta Lehman W. Reserve Akron li. lVarren li, Liverpool Meliinley .Linroln .N. Phila. Wooster Akron Central 33- 21- 48 - 50 - oo . W W L L L 24 -W 4l L 46 -XV 29 26 45 48 57 35 31 33 44- -w w - L 1. 1, -w w W L Meeks lxlofks shot by Lou ffilij of- Warren Freshman Basketball Scor 8 Timken 29 Timken 30 Timken 48. Timken 34. Timken 41. Timken 30. Timken 34. . Timken 34. . Timken 29. . Timken 23. . , Timken 35. . . Timken 29. . . Timken 29. . . Timken 24 ,,.. Timken 24 .... Timken 54f . . .T . Mckmley His j Karalcs, Firm! Row: lf. Nhxrclli, N. Xdzuns, G. Bcoglos, lf.. DcC.hc , . G. Bcrginidcs, Serum! Row: QLCIUICH. D. Capper, B. Kulich, 1.. Machan, ' ' ' G. Sicfanink, D. Stein. Third Row. G. Humming. Dempsey, . Ummm, j. Cmmkis, H. Waynne, B. SChllllhlLhLf. M, Houisc, B, Smugh, B. Rcdkskx. li, Lamla. ,l. I 'I hues thc Stretch Hcrn' I ' 'S Uv l'i ,gf ll '- W-ilTLluln1ncI1cr ,ww in . 1 lhc Irainin lu,-,H Huh ilfllffclalynl Imham ak . idlflvlgl, N' Y ' QQQ ll'S 11 Dr' , ng .Xlong the Third B1 L 550 ine s wi 'O nw- GAME R' - ,. ight m lhcrc Boy, let-S M , . A U same fm. 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