Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Three Cheers to all on the ..... Art Staff One of the most important elements that must be considered in the planning of an annual is the art. To insure a publication that will attract and hold the attention, a certain theme must be adopted and followed throughout the entire book. Under the capable direction of Burvil H. Glenn, the art staff for the 1942 Tivo has done commendable work on the cover, layouts, illus- trating and lettering. Members of the 1942 art staff are as follows: Layout: Don Becker, Ray Davis, lames McLinden. Cover: Michael Saracina. Lettering: Tony Rossi. Illustrators: Ieanette Young, Ray Denczak, Helen Editorial Staff Immediately after Christmas vacation the hub-bub begins. All staffs have a brief consulta- tion and soon production is under way. Students with knowledge of composing begin experi- menting with words and comparing notes with the art staff. After a general inspiration is reached, editors and conrtibutors start writing for dear life, and under the direction of Martha V. Strauch and Pauline E. Bridge tackle the task of composing, identifying names, typing and proofreading. The following names are those of the 1942 Tivo editorial staff. Bibich. Editor ---- Esther Basner Robert Colaner Assistant . Catherine Mcmno Features lean Newman Senior Editor - Irene Shanabruch I Clare Grosenbaugh junior Editor - . lemme Gin Sport Editor Fred Harold Sophomore Editor - - Richard Alder Assistant ' ' 360592 Tiufel - - a or er Zijfirgcgjiiiinor - Dons Colaner Club Editors Berlrerly Goe Paul Corusy Business Staff Dorothy Rohe Back of every school publication there must be a group of steady, consistent workers whose task is to solicit ads, encourage book sales, and supervise all business connected with the circu- lation of the book. With the help and advice of Mr. William C. Myers this staff has done excellent work, for here is the 1942 Tivo. Business Manager - - Hazel Bolduce Circulation Manager - Charles Akalarian Bookkeeper - - - Ruth Geiger Assistant - - - Robert Shatzer Financial Managers -------- Robert Colaner and Victor Green Typists --------- Mary Louise Seeman and Norman Wetzel Solicitors: Anna Kotsch, Mary Louise Seeman, Mildred Frantz, Palmina Gradier, Charles Cheton, Eleanor Chessler, lane Clemens, Carmel Lanza, Alice Mardyla, Marjorie Dunbar, Kathaleen Grimm, lanet Prince, Geneva Smith, Sara Bullukian, Ruth Patrick, Elaine Iacobs, Theresa Oterino, Virginia Sarno, Mary Neading, Amelia Longaciu, Carmeletta Glover, Colleen lackman, Irene M. Shanabruch, Steve Ivanoff, Eleanor Pleasant. Printing Staff There is never a dull moment in the Print Shop when it is time to print the annual. The stu- dents hurry about making up pages, running proofs, and printing the material that the editorial staff rushes to them. All this, plus preparation of the school newspaper, means a great deal of work for the printers, and much study and deliberation for Chester A. Lyle and his assistant, Iohn Madzay. The following students are the members of the printing staff for this year's Tivo: Iohn Shaheen Albert Corey Robert Patterson Robert Diehl Nine