Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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MB. IESSE H. MASON Superintendent of Schools He puts you at ease. His manner and talk are not too brisk and business-like, but more of the I-have-plenty-of-time, don't-be-nervous, let's-talk-it-over type. You are surprised at his memory. Why should he remember you particularly, and the little things in which you are interested? But he does, and wants to know how they're coming along. In chatting with him, it is surprising to note that the tongue is not glued to the roof of the mouth. Talk flows easily and you find yourself discussing hobbies, your own ideas - things not even related to school --- but oddly enough, at the end of the interview, all those little difficulties of yours are ironed out and seem, now, quite simple and small. It would be impossible to be untruthful with him or pretend to be something you aren't, so great is the confidence he places in you. Perhaps it isn't noticed, but you also place un- expressed faith in him. When he laughs, his mirth is genuine, and you feel extremely pleased at the idea of having entertained him. To find a person who approaches him with fear would be difficult. You go instead to find a friend - a friend who is frank and has the amazing ability of being able to help make your rainbow of dreams a reality. Thirteen

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G. F. MALICK As Vocational Director and leader of the National Defense Training Classes, G. F. Malick is responsible for a great part in our scheme of education. His patience and cooperation With his fellow workers, his exactness in whatever he undertakes, and his desire for perfection all help to make him the remarkable director that he is. His possession of a friendly smile, a sense of humor, and an alert mind go to make him one of the best-liked per- sonalities at Timken Vocational High School. Fourteen FORD O. HARRISON When it comes to giving advice about any difficult probelms, arrang- ing schedules, or furnishing help in a puzzling situation, our principal, Ford O. Harrison, is more than willing to cooperate. The student body is proud to be under his guidance, and truly believes that, Without his careful and deliberate decisions made for the students, and for the betterment of our school, Tim- ken Vocational High School would not be the independent school it is today.