Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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SENIOR DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America were formed to foster sales as a career and to teach high school students the fundamentals of retailing. Officers of this year's senior D.E.C.A. were Pauline Sedon, president, Linda Boswell, vice president. Projects this year included a bake sale and arrangement of the display windows outside Room 200 and 232. Sandy Courtney, Janice Crum, Pauline Sedon. l y C.O.E. Seniors from secretarial, accounting, and business machines comprised the C.O.E. Club which was formed this year at Timken. Each member attended school in the morning and worked at a local business during the afternoon. The purpose of the club was to meet with other schools throughout the state that had C.O.E. programs. Mr. R. J. Miller was the advisor. l 1 z Row l: Shirley Michel. Row 2, Clover McCreary, Barb Nieto, Diana Chismar. 79

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HOMEROOM REPRESENTATI ES The Homeroom Representatives were an active group of high school students dedicated to the better- ment of their classes. Chosen by fellow students, they displayed those qualities of leadership most desirable among others. Each representative had a number of duties bestowed upon him by his fellow classmates. They believed that their representative was the best qualified for his position of leadership. Row 1: George Reed, Lynn Kerstetter, Al Sadowsky, Greg Wise, Dave Furney, Roger Baier, Jim Morris, Frank Penn. Row 2 Nancy Wong, Shirley Michel, Diane Triner, Gloria Jones, Lola Gonzales, Pat Brady, Tina Garofalo, Barb Schilling, Brenda Baer, Evelyn Winn, Noreen Smith, Chris Niewierski. Row 3: Tom Babcock, Paul Anthony, Bob Smith, Paul Harold, Larry Amison, Monroe Hershberger, Walt Potter, Phi Yakunich, Kenneth Napier, Steve McKelley, Robert Hardie, Greg Mercer, Warren Shavers, Dennis Ellenberger, Patty Ferguson, Bob Marhefka, Mary Ann Dornberger, Art Rinehart, Darla Engle, Kathy Lytsell. Row 1: Gary Baker, Gary Goodrich, Andrew Hendrus, Dan Peters, John Blour. Row 2: Charles Howard, Rick Evans, Sheila Dickerhoff, Brenda Allen, Robin Patterson, Noreen Fete, Karen Robinson, Sue Rose, Nancy Sikora. Row 3: Paula Rafailedes, jo Bellamy, Cynthia Frazier, Kathy Steineck, Ron Haines, Michelle Marks, Gail Derby, Vicki Parsons, John Trent, Ronald Burkhart. 78 if . V' IW , . 'ini 1 N ,f 'X, f J '- 'iss x ,f ,hx fr .sf ft 1 V, 9, j r-Q 1 N 3 ,111 J 1 my - p J it Lgl' 'A l t. X T, :ef--at 1 1 m fr:-1 no ..,.,' : .1?g' t , 'll

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N TION L HONOR SOCIETY ESE we In order to be inducted into the National Honor Society, a student must show unusual Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service while attending Timken. He must also be a member of the junior or senior class and have the recommendation of a faculty committee of teachers. No honor conferred by Timken Vocational High School excells that of membership in the National Honor Society. Old Members-Row 1: Sue Varna, janet Harold, Hoson Martin, Linda Matthews. Row 2: Bruce Beamer, James Leonard, Sam Spurrier, Phil Yakunich, Bob Smith. Mr. Martin gave introductory remarks at the assembly.