Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1946 volume:

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O n e Hundred-three Home Room Representatives ., r,.,. ,r.. . ..,, O ne Hundred-four y .,ggg2' am.... 74e56tafw Beauty and brawn, imagination and hard work, the desire to accomplish a year book to be remembered-all these, plus experts on the alphabet , who arranged Senior pictures, speedy typists and copy editors have cooperated in the production of a lifetimef if you believe this Read On! 9. 'ln I I I Xl-tg J 'A f i I . 6 1, , N . get I. l If ' X- X ,S 1 X r ,Q i 'XX 4 Y V Q 'S , - A- 4 41 4f I 'W 4. Vi ' V ,up 2 X f, ' R x - l F x f . ' fllint , . 'f- -Q--'::i A., - f 'AJP 1. F..-I .P BILL COY BEVERLY WASTON CO-EDITORS Beverly Watson, Bill Coy WRITERS Pauline Granchi, jack DeLong RESEARCH AND PROOF READING Eddie Grosschmidt, john Zuzich BUSINESS Vonda Lee Handlin, Susie Kantor, Dorothy Cann TYPISTS Dorothy Bruder, Gloria Forsyth, Frances Ferguson MAKEUP ASSISTANTS Bob Gallatin, Patsy Woolslayer, Barbara Luther EX-LIBRIS ILLUSTRATION jane Hensley .mag-A. TWT . K I 5 x E Page 10 , R . ' -5 I V 3 t 1 A 2 i l 1 -. Fred K. Domer Hayes R. Putman Loren E. Souers F Q!! John F. Roos Richard Christian Harold H. Krider The ofhcers of this enterprising organization are: President . Fred K. Domer V. President Hayes R. Putman Clerk-Treas. ,. ,John F. Roos Supt. of Buildings and Purchases A. A. Wfelsbacher Director of High Schools I. W. Delp A. A. Welsbacher I. W. Delp P Quite distinguished, How do your high schools go? With graduates to top The cream of the crop, Your efforts are something to show. jesse H. Mason A group of public spirited men, who have shown enthusiastic interest in the welfare of the Canton School System, compose our Z 5 Their untiring efforts in planning school budgets, policies and improvements, their will- ingness to give generously of their time in organizing new projects and advancing educa- tional programs have made the Canton Schools outstanding among the school systems of the nation. Page 1 1 Page 12 Ford O. Harrison adm ? has a mighty fine school With students as bright as gold, And everywhere their fame is spread His praises are always told. The efforts and services of our faculty do not stop with the close of school. Each teacher, especially trained, steps out of his role as supervisor in the classroom and becomes an influential citizen in the community. Y G. F. Malick 9 I 70646 mf come check on your shops. As vocational director, the kids think you're tops. And where is our man with knowledge so keen? He's instructing the boy that runs the machine. During the second semester Mr. Paul Cook, teacher of related printing, and Mr. Bernard Harter, teacher of biology and business mathe- matics became members of the Timken faculty. Page 13 Rex Alexander Busim'ss Practice Cecil Armitage Music Irene Askue Rclniling Marian E. Bachtel f'lotl1ing T, ll Lillian E. Bang l':ifL-teria Manzxgcmcul Forrest W. Beyer Yuuzxtimml Electric Gertrude Bock English ll Pauline E. Bridge lfllpflish TI Shop Dolores Brinker Sheehan Art l. ll Lester Brown Yucntiollal Auto Shop Frances M. Budd l.:ntin l. Tl Bernard Campbell Wffice Machines Marion A. Conkle Sheet Metal Grace E. Crow Vocational Ten Noun Leland A. Duncan Inclustrizxl Shop Paul Elliott Biology 1 Serv T. H. Everett Yocatiminl Drafting English l Clifton Frizzell Industrial Shop Karl A. Hauritz Machine Shop Jean Heatley Office Secretary ,. ff-QC 4' 40 Annette johnson Shiel Physical Educati-in Ella Mae Heidman R. B. Jones History, Coaching Naomi M. Heldman lfrroils I, ll E. E. Horton Carl Kamp Plzme Geometry X Algebra Vocational Automobile Shfry Richard H. Huebner Kenneth P. Kate Foixiniercial Art Physical Education, Vozxcliiixg Walter G. Kleine Related Auto Shop Chester A. Lyle Vocational Printing John Madzay Yocntional Printing Carl Martin Relateil NYeliling 5 E if fl f us. ya. , . .. , w.2:a.z.gs5 . .1 4 1: saw X 1 . - I- ,, as gage SS ! h, .2252 zgzziaimr W gif f- .5 5 3 - 9 Zwhfv Ui3Z'1fll5lvv'+'Kl if-iff fs Williain T. Martin George S. Moore William D. Parker A. L. Rader Art l, H Vocational Shcct Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing l, ll Vocational Related Subjects' W. F. McArtor Karl W. Muster Leonetta Perry C. H. Rensch Mechanical Drawing l. ll Related linglish X History Vocational Cosmetology l Vocational Machine Shop H. D. Mellon XV1lliam C. Myers Eva K. Pickens Daniel Risaliti Vocational Machine Shop Accounting I American History Physical Education, Coaching A. Clarke Miller William S. Osborn Hazel J. Post M. F. Robinson Dramatics R Business English Vocational XY:-lfling Shop Stenography ll. Typewriting Il Accounting I, II, Ill Wm 'HV' AW-E -n - g. 4 a 'i', riff. I Catherine M. Shafer English l, ll Robert W. Shearer Mathematics Pauline Shorb Vocational Dressmakiug Priscilla Smith En glish I Marie Stambaugh Stenography I X Typcwriting I Martha V. Strauch English lll George M. Swant Electric Shop G. W. Swindell Vocational Pattern Shop Beryl Thorson Vocational fbmietolngy ll Glen P. Tolson Mechanical Drawing ll Mary Ury Retailing. liygiene. Selling Helen Vutetakis Office Secretary G. R. Weiler Vocational Related Subjects H. E. White Office Machines Wendell Williams Yeteranis Coordinator Ada Zimmerman Library Page 18 1:gQli' i2n':i.. V ' ,, ,..,..,.,, A... .,,.,,.,,,.,,.,,. encazd seniors, have you any aims? Will you work, or just play games? You can advance, or you can retard. ,, - I I I lll It all depends on working hard. I ll I I The long pull is over and the four years have slipped swiftly by, but the CLASS OF '46 will remain in the memories of both the faculty and the student body. They have ever been cooperative, outstanding, fun-loving, and devoted to their vocations. In 1942, as freshmen, they began their vocational careers, becoming more and more active as the months and years passed, each student contributed his talents and energies to better teams, better plays, better revues, and a happier class spirit. Now as seniors . . . young men and women ready to challenge the world . . they have the best wishes of everyone and God-speed. Pres., Robert Logan, V. Pres., Florence Shaing Sedy., Marilyn Grove, Treat., Louise Welsbacher The senior advisers Seated, left to right: Planned all the shindigs George S. Moore, Martha V. Strauch, And gave the Students Malripgn-A. Conkle, Hazel J. Post, W. F. some fun' Standing, left to right: The grads they did aid To the diploma parade No problem ,they ever did shun. William Martin, Frances M. Budd, Beryl Thorson, Delores Brinker Sheehan, Rex Alexander. K4 Ei 338 4 A an C 0 1 0 AE, A2292 af. , W MW 'Wh 82,5455 5 ' QW .: N ' 3 r 'gy mi.: ww as A Au? fm gfiyawf . 3 'I 2. saw Page 21 DONNA MARIE ABOOD FAYE ABRAHAM BEVERLY ALBERS 1440 Glgbs 1?VqnE1e2 N' E' 814 Twelfth Street N. E. Leonard Ave, South ecre amz , - - Timken Service Society, Chorus, Seffefflfldl R' D' 5' Massillon, Ohio Stagecraft Club Timken Service Society Retailing L KATHERINE M. ABOOD SHIRLEY ANN ADAMS 1402 Twelfth Street N. W. 5539 Overhill Road, Avondale Secretarial Tea Room Timken Service Society, Chorus Band ANT EO ALESSANDRINI IRENE ELIZABETH ALMASY PLATO ANASTASIADES 418 Belden Avenue N. E. 1615 Stark Avenue S- W- 1916 Fourth Street S. E. Accounting . Auto Shop Timken Service Society Alaclyfrze Shop LILY ALFIERI LOIS EILEEN ALTON 1144 Concord Avenue S. W. 119 Arlington Avenue N. W. - Cosmetology Chorus S ecretarzal Page 22 RICHARD ANDALORO JOANNA ANGELANTONI 1418 Sherrick Road S. E. 1623 Harrisburg Road N. E. WfffM46l9i419 5790? Secretarial if Publications Timken Service Society, Chorus X AQ! 'Y EATRICIA ANESHANSLEY R? - I S21 Smith Avenue N. W. RUTH DELL ANGELO ' ' ,J 35575547141 205 Rowland Avenue N. E. Aj Timken Service Society, Remijmg t! ij Student Library Staff Dramatic Qui, ELEANOR MARIE ANTENUCI 1425 Henry Avenue S. W. Cormetology Chorus LAURETTA A. BAILEY VINCENT E. BALLA 1724 Bellflower Avenue S. W. 1622 Vine ,Avenue S- W- . Madame Shop Dfeffmdklng Home Room Representative, Chorus, Varsity Baseball ANNA MARGARET BALTZLY MARGARET J. BANDY CHRISTINA R. BARNES 902 Nineteenth Street N. E. 1829 Taft Avenue N. E. 1415 Housel Avenue S. E. Retailing Tea Room Cefmefvlesnf Chorus Home Room Representative CHARLOTTE BANDI HERBERT C. BARDINE 1231 Harrisburg Road N. E. 607 High Avenue S' Wy' R ta'Z' 0 Sheet Metal e Une Home Room Representative, Chorus Chorus Page 2 3 PAUL G. BASNER WILLIAM BENNETT TILLIE BIKIS 705 Maryland Avenue S. W. 1231 Lawrence Road N. E. 746 Gobel Avenue N. E. T. k S 4CC01g'Ufn.Z O h t Remiling Cormetology im en ervice ociety, rc es ra, . Band, Publications, Dramatic Club, Chorus Chorus Home Roorn Representative fy - I ' - A JOHN JAMES BATES 4 CHARLES F. BERGNIANN 1004 Daffmomh Avenue S' W- 636 Greenfield Avenue S. W. Machine Shop Home Room Representative, AWG 511017 Publications Class Officer JOHN BIRIS IRENE JULIA BIRTALAN 2301 Fifteenth Street N. E. 2244 Fifteenth Street N. E. Welding Shop T R Chorus, Reserve Basketball, ea Dom . Student Football Manager Home Room RePfe5emaUVe NORMAN BLAND 1932 Root Avenue N. E. Weldiizg Shop LAWRENCE JOHN BLOCHER 1533 Woodland Avenue N. W. GEORGE H- BOLDUCE 1239 High Avenue S. W. Pattern Shop Machine Shop Home Room Representative, Band, Orchestra, Chorus DORIS HELEN BLUBAUGH 2550 Kirby Avenue N. E. ALVIN E BOOTH Sewefflfidl 1434 Twenty-seventh Street N. W. Band Retailing Page 24 MYRTLE MAE BOSTON MARY MARGARET BRADY MARY LOU BRICKER 1663 Rowland AYenue N' E' 1506 Roslyn Avenue S. W. 1568 Scoville Avenue S. W. Secretarial 1 0 Timken Service Society, Chorus, Secfefdfwl AWOWWWE Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club, Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Baud, Orchestra Home Room Representative Chorus Chorus ROBERT O. BOWERSOX 1545 Maple Avenue N. E Mm shop ' JAMES C. BRAND Graphic Arts Qlubv 1614 Stanley Court N. E. Varsity Basketball, P Reserve Basketball anew Shop GLEN GORDON BRIGHAM DOROTHY RUTH BRUDER THORAL BUGH 1009 Bedford Avenue S. W. 1832 Ohio Avenue N. E. 2506 Fifteenth Street N. E Drafting Seeretanbl , Timken Service Society, Band, Timken Service Society, Macbme Shop 3 Chorus Publications Stagecraft Club BETTY BROWNSWORD BEATRICE BUCHANAN 1916 Fourth Street S. E. 2344 Sixteenth Street S. W. N Retailing Retailing Publications, Dramatic Club Timken Service Society ANNIE BULLOUGH 1565 Scoville Avenue S. NW. Cormelology Dramatic Club, Home Room Representative ANITA ANN BULSO 1619 Bedford Avenue S. XX Secretarial Chorus, Dramatic Club Page 25 VIRGINIA LEE BURNBRIER GERALDINE BUSHTA VIVIAN JUNE CAMPBELL 1633 Woodland Avenue N. W. 324 Fourth Street N. E. 1918 Harrisburg Road N. E. R 'Z' Secretarial R '1- ggu mg Student Library Staff, Chorus, D m t. eziggg Chorus Orus Timken Service Society ra a lc 2 DEAN BURTON JOHN BUTURAIN 1451 Scoville Avenue S. W. 2119 Fifteenth Street S. W. Drafting Auio Shop Dramatic Club, Band, Chorus, Home Room Representative, Home Room Representative Chorus DOROTHY GRACE CANN AURELIA CAPLEA BETTY JANE CAPUANO 2704 Ellifjleizifjf N- W- 1712 Bedford Avenue s. W. 2021 Twenty-fifth street N. E. Timken Service Society, Chorus, D'ie'Umakmg Cofmefology publications, Trojan Leaders Dramatic Club, Chorus Dramatic Club LUUISE 5- CAPESTRAIN ELEANOR CAPOBIANCO A 2111 Third Street N. E. 1432 Third Street S E Secretarial ' ' Timken. Service Society, Chorus, Rgpdiling Dramatic Club, Troyan Leaders, Chorus Student Library Staff GERALD E. CARNES 1513 Twenty-fourth Street N. E. Welding Shop Band, Reserve Basketball HENRY L. CASALI 1412 Gonder Avenue S. E. Auto Shop Page 26 SIDNEY JOANNE CASEY 1458 Harrisburg Road N. E. Secretarial Student Library Staff, Chorus, Dramatic Club NICK CHANGET 3119 Allen Extension S. E. Machine Shop Chorus EVELYN JUNE COBB Accounting Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club, Chorus 3915 Edgefield Avenue N. W. ELIZABETH D. CAVICCHIO 2318 East Tuscarawas Street Secrelzzrial Dramatic Club ERNEST CHEKAN 2209 Mahoning Road N. E. Electric Shop Timken Service Society JAMES DOUGLAS CLOUD 130 Fifth Street N. W. Electric Shop Timken Service Society, Stagecraft Club, Varsity Football, Reserve Football DONALD COLANER 156 Roslyn Avenue N. W. Electric Shop Timken Service Society, Class Offi- cer, Publications, Stagecraft Club, Varsity Football, Reserve Football, Reserve Basketball DICK S. COLEMAN 2909 Fourth Street N. W. Accounting Publications, Reserve Basketball PEGGY MARIE COLEMAN 2909 Fourth Street N. W. Secretarial JOHN LESLIE CONRAD 1123 Garfield Avenue S. W. HENRY ALBERT CONRAD D,,,f,,,,g EMEI-IA CONCEPTION 1441 Louisiana Avenue N. W. Timken Service Society, Chorus, 1919 Seventh Street N. E. Auto Shop Publications Secretarial Timken Service Society, Chorus ATWOOD EDWARD COOL 719 Patterson Avenue S. VV. 506 Arlington Avenue N. NW. AMO Shop Machine Shop Home Room Representative, Band Chorus KENNETH R. COTTRILL JOSEPH C' COSENTINO 1353 Dueber Avenue S. W. 1117 Dartmouth Avenue S. W. Auto Shop Elecnic 51,017 Chorus, Varsity Football, Reserve Football GLORIA MAY COULTER 716 Dueber Avenue S. W. Retailing WILLIAM L. COY 1450 Downing Court N. E. KENNETH E' CRAIG F il M 1243 Raff Road S. W. Commarmi AW Machine Shop Publications MERVIN EUGENE CRAMER 1960 Fifth Street S, E. Print Shop Graphics Arts Club, Chorus ROBERT L. CROPPER 1607 Twenty-third Street N. Auto Shop JEANNINE CORABEL CROSS 3859 Fairmount Boulevard N, E. C ormetology Chorus, Trojan Leaders Page 27 JAMES T. COOPER ROBERT L. CRUM 2507 Whipple Road S. W. AWD Shop 1519 Bryan Avenue S. W. Band, Chorus Welding Shop Chorus ALEXANDER CUCERZAN C Page 28 ,xx ,. if , V ' . ll. - ,- .. . ANNA CUNNINGHAM ROSE MARIE DATKO BARBARA JANE DAVIS 1111 Second Street N. E. 1410 Henry Avenue S. W. 2200 Harrisburg Road N. E. Secretarial Coxmetology Commercial Art Dramatic Club Chorus Publications, Chorus n VERA DAUGHENBAUGH HERSHEL4 LOUIS CURATI 722 Union Avenue S. W- 2425 Harrisburg Road N. E. A - A Sh Secretarial um op Dramatic Club, Chorus DALE RICHARD DEAMES C 1591551312131 LA DECOEIMQ BEVERLY ANN DICKERHOEE 409 Third street N. W. A JJ' 3 Osimtzfgf ' ' 3757 Cleveland Avenue N. W. Drafting f ,-Timken Service Society, Chorus, Aecozmtiiig Band, Orchestra, Chorus jg! ome goorn Relglessrltatlve, Band, Orchestra f z It rarnatic u . V '- V, Cl? DEA co GLORIA J. DELGADO gf IX ' s Av ewl. 2019 Penn Place N. IE. Hx ' W aio S Secretarial Q lf' , 'l maqib u Q Student Library Staff, Chorus at xl . '- lk-I - x ., rv X . I l NNN gel 1 In. fi Yi 4 X ' N Rl it x X XSS QR ,ali fe. if My wwf., ...W . 1 JOSEPH M. DIROCCO 1204 Third Street S. E. Weldiiig Shop Stagecraft Club, Chorus WILLIAM E. DIEHL 2330 Fourteenth Street N. E. Machine Shop Stagecraft Club Page 29 RICHARD W. DITTY JOSEPHINE JENNY DONATO RONALD BRUCE DROTLEEE 1461 Maple Avenue N. E. 1376 Scoville Avenue S. W. 2107 Mahoning Road N.E. Print Shop Cosmetology Print Shop Graphic Arts Club Chorus Graphic Arts Club THERESA MARY DOMENICO RICHARD JOSEPH DONZE 1115 Bellflower Avenue s. W. 1160 Manor .Avenue S- W' Electric Shop Tea Room Timken Service Society WILLIAM DROZDA EDITH DYE JOHN WILLIAM ELSESER 1605 Wayne Avenue N. E. 901 Sherlock Place N. E. 2815 Maywood place S. W. Anto Shop Retailing . Home Room Representative, Home Room Representative, Dmffwg Reserve Football Dramatic Club, Band, Chorus Stagecraft Club, Band, Chorus SUSAN EILEEN DURBIN MARY LOUISE EBNER 1202 Delverne Ave. S. W. 1127 Eighth Street N. W. Secretarial . , Home Room Representative, Relflflmg Chorus Chorus WILLIAM ESCHLIMAN 948 Shadyside Avenue S. W. Drafting Timken Service Society, Home Room Representative, Chorus, Varsity Football, Reserve Football EVELYN EUSTATHIOS 1733 Harvard Avenue N. W. Secretarial Timken Service Society, Chorus Page 30 JEAN MARIE EVANS JAMES VINCENT FARINA 1404 Thirty-eighth Street N. W. 1551 Vine Avenue S. W. Secretarial Anto Shop Publications, Student Library Staff Golf BARBARA JEAN FACH FRANCES FERGUSON 650 Bender Court N- E- 1023 Harrison Avenue S. W. Corrnetology Secretarial Dramatic Club Tirnken Service Society, Chorus, Publications, Student Library Staff DONNA LOUISE FIKE 1535 Webb Place N, E. Secretarial Timken Service Society, Band, Dramatic Club, Chorus MARY EILLEEN FOGLE GUST JAMES FORADAS 605 Dewalt Avenue S. W. 701 Rex Avenue N. E. COJWGWIUZJ' Machine Shop Dramatic Club GLORIA ANN FORSYTHE BETTY J. FOWLER NELSON EUGENE FRY 1112 Thirteenth Street N. W. 1539 Vine Avenue S. W. 208 Belden Avenue S. E. Accounting T p ' gh Publications, Dramatic Club, ed Room G :MA UPG b Chorus rap ic rts u ANNABELLE LEE FOWLER WILMA MAY FRASER 410 Warner Road S. E. 1322 Logan Avenue N. W. Retailing Secretarial Chorus Chorus, Band Page 31 WILLIAM RUSSELL FURNEY MILAN FUSKO ROBERT A. GALLATIN 2115 Second Street S. E. 215 Millview Place S. W. 5515 Fourteenth Street S. W. Maclaine Saop Amo Shop Commercial Art ' Timken Service Society, Chorus Home Room Representative MARY D. GADUS JOSEPH J' FUSK0 1746 Superior Avenue N. E. 2512 Cleveland Avenue S. W. sec,em,i41 Making Shop Dramatic Club, Chorus, Student Library Staff DOROTHY ADELE GARAUX ARLINE JUNE GATHERS 2016 Third Street N. E. 2351 Tenth Street N. W. 5'ec,fe,,,,i,,1 Commercial Art Timken Service Society Chorus Ch . ' ' orus Dramatic Club, Home Room Representative NEOMI YVONNE GENDELL 602 Alexander Place N. E. Retailing Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club, Stagecraft Club R 7 ' I I SAMUEL D. GEORGE 1242 Shadyside ve X51 ri ' fx' 2034 Eighth Street N. E. Corme fa X ff' 1 J AWD Shop Dramati lubwjlf Yr ff Home Room v ent 1 T, . lcijzs ' S' X JEAN GLENN A A 10 Q UAGIDEQ' 1327 Ferndale Road N. W. If-!17363.E1'fVCf1Q61 fN li-l . . 'ii A ffNAato 'V Remllmg K orne-lRO'f'n f sentative, zfld, Dramatic Club, Chorus Orch a fgezesve Bask 9 -X A ,mv If e.-.J 3' N ' iifsffd Page 32 BEATRICE GEAN GOLDBERG VICTORIA GRADIER PATRICIA ANN GRAY 1617 Rowland Avenue N. E. 1437 Housel Avenue S. E. 1512 Twentieth Street N. E Retailing U . Remiliflg D Accounting H . Publications, Dramatic Club, ome Room Representative Home Room Representative AUDREY LOUISE GOSIEWSKI TREVA GRAHAM 2212 Sixth Street N. W. 1118 Seventh Street N. E. .fficcounling Acmunting MARGARET LOUISE GRISAK MARIIEYN ,KEAN GIITIOQVVE 1117 . . JACK HARRY GREAVES 1806 Fourth Street S. E. EZZHMZZIZZZ 3932 Sixth Street S. W. Tw Room Class Officer, Dramatic Club Chorus Home Room Representative, Shea Mem! Home Room Representative Chorus, Trojan Leaders, Cheerleader WENDELL WESLEY GRIMM ROBERT JAMES GROGAN 702 McKinley Avenue N. W. 1010 Cherry Avenue N. E. Pan-'fm S5017 Electric Shop Home Room Representative, Stagecmft Club Band, Orchestra F11 ' Z, I if V , MARK A. GURSKY -,-V-. -. it 1 zbkuz 1309 Fifteenth Street S. W 4 : in Machine Shop .f .Q 1 5. ..: ..f', 3 p 1 , Wi. ':.' :gf want ... . , . .. .. .... 1- '. r . . M 1 , X , 242 Thirty-thircl Street N. W. , 'R Am Shop W 1 - 1 .. Band . . ANNA HAD JIAN WAYNE E. HALDEMAN JOHN P HANLON 1638 Wertz Avenue S. W. 1710 Harmont Avenue N E 1370 Greenfield Avenue S W - El ' Sb Sewlemrml Timkenezeiiifice ogociety Auto shop Timken Service Society, Chorus Stagecl-aft Club Home Room Representative DONNA JEAN HAHN JUNE DORIS HALL 2338 Second Street N. E. 1623 Sixteenth Street N E Secremfidl Secretarzal Timken Service Society Chorus Chorus Dramatic Club GUST HATJES DOROTHY ANN HAYES PATRICIA JANE HECK 1219 Shorb Avenue N. W. 2815 Twelfth Street N. W 2835 Abbott Place N W Welding Shop Dr3iZiiiZ'lg Coxmezology Stagecraft Club, Chorus Home Room Refjresemative Dramatic Club Chorus BETTY L. HAWKINS FRED E HAYES 1337 Maryland Avenue S. W. 710 Gibbs Avenue N E Cofmetology Stagecraft Club Chorus Band, Orchestra, Chorus Home Room Representative VIRGINIA JANE HENSLEY 916 Ridge Road N. W. Commercial Art Timken Service Society, Chorus, Publications, Stagecraft Club, Home Room Representative ab :if M 1 MARCELLA HOLLBACK 412 Broad Avenue N. W. Accounting ,se Page 34 MARJORIE HOLLBACK HAROLD B. HOSKINSON 412 Broad Avenue N. W. 1139 Eleventh Street N. W. Accounting Welding shop EDWIN DUANE HOSE Home Room Representative 815 Bedford Avenue N. W. Drafting Timken Service Society, Chorus, DAVID HUGH HOUGHTON Dramatic Club, Stagecraft Club, 615 PYOSPCCY AVQHUC S. W- Bafld Print Shop Graphic Arts Club MARILYN DEANE HUART 1378 Crescent Road S. W. Retailing Dramatic Club, Publications, IVIARGARET C. HUDAK LILLIAN IONE HUGHES 1304 Seventeenth Street S. W. 1103 Franklin AVCHUC 5- W- Tea Room Corrnetology Dramatic Club, Chorus LAURETTA JANE HUNTER EMILY ISAAC FRANCIS JAMES JAEB 714 Waynesburg Road S. E. 2012 Eighth Street N. E. 1834 Superior Avenue N. E. Avwfwfing Accounting Machine Shop Dramatic Club, Stagecraft Club, Publications Band, Chorus IRENE MARIE HUSSAR JOHN D. JACKS 1520 Greenfield Avenue S. W. 1715 Henry Avenue S. XV. Accounting Drafting Timken Service Society, Chorus Band Page 55 PAULINE JOHNSON LILLIAN AGNES JOHNSTON MEMORIAL KALAGIDIS 1154 Roslyn Avenue S. W. 209 Ninth Street N. E. 2985 Maple Avenue N. E. Comzetology Tea Room Auto Shop Dramatic Club, Chorus Chorus Varsity Football, Reserve Football WILLIAM JOHNSON THOMAS ALLEN KAIN 1513 Edwards Avenue N. E. R' D' 11 East Canton Auto Shop Welding Shop Band SUSANNA H. KANTOR SAM KARIPIDES 607 Carnahan Avenue N. E. 1527 Ohio Avenue N. E. S ecrelarial Dmftmg Timken Service Society, Publica tions, Class Officer, Dramatic Club, Student Library Staff Band ' Home Room Representative, STEVEN KATSARIS 810 Sixth Street N. E. Retailing Dramatic Club CLARA ANN KAUDERER DORIS J. KENCHEL 338 Tyler Avenue S. E. 1300 Twelfth Street N. E. Secretarial Commercial Art Timken Service Society, Timken Service Society, Chorus, Student Library Staff Publications, Dramatic Club EILEEN MARJORIE KEHL KATHRYN KEREZIDES R. D. 2, Louisville, Ohio 1814 Blecker Place N. E. Secretarial Rerailirz g Orchestra Chorus Page 36 BERNADETTE C. KERR JACK A. KESTEL LUCILLE KIDD 1636 Grace Avenue N. E. 2210 Ninth Street N. W. 209 Warner Road N. E. Relailing 11 hf 1, Relailing Class Officer, Cheerleader I M me S Op Chorus HELEN KESSOPULOS EVELYN NADYNE KETCHUM 1754 Blecker Place N. E. 2900 Seventh Street S. W. Retailing U AQ00fWfi'Z8 Home Room Representative, Tlmkgilufgrfzlibiggetgiaghorus' Trojan Leader A Dramatic Club BRADLEY W. KLASS LOUIS KOLICH EUGENE C. KOPP 1907 Cleveland Avenue S. W. 1901 Superior Avenue N. E. 1006 Sylvan Court N. E. Drafting Machine Shop Mfwhine 55012 Ch rus DOROTHY MARIE KOPLOCK D fa! ROBERT E. KLEIN 1022 Garfield Avenue S. W. f 1338 Minerva Court N. W. l Sgfefdfiffl . f Z- Aum Shop Timken Service Society, Publica- cations, Dramatic Club, Orchest Band, Chorus, Trojan Leader . .fifgi ' s' L., K f . 'llv wig 1 Q W ff? fwfr arzgf . .M f I 1 v2,i2 '1'. i ...J 1, VERNA MAE KOSLOWSK1 1914 Fifteenth Street N. E. Comzetolog-1 Chorus VALERIE KOSTEWICZ 2416 Fourteenth Street N. E. 1 Afmzfntizfg Dramatic Club, Chorus Page 37 MIKE KOSUNICK W I FRED A. KRAFT DONNA MAE KRAMER 2222 Gilbert Avenue N. E.' Aj, . 5 Smith Avenue S. W. 2233 Winfield Way N. E. A I A l F Marhme Shop JV' x ,Lp Pattern Shop Coxmetology I Varsity Football Chorus RICHARD D. KRACH RUSSELL L. KRAFT 3004 Patton Avenue N. W. 1155 Smith Avenue S. W. Electric Shop Welding 519017 Dramatic Club, Cheerleader, Varsity Football, Reserve Football, Home Room Representative, Chorus giggle 135533533 GEORGE DEAN KRAMER BEVERLY JEANNE KRAUS WILLIAM DAVID KROHE 612 Raymont Court S. W. 427 Wells Avenue S. W. 1234 Logan Avenue N. W. Machine Shop Cormetology Electric Shop Home Room Representative Chorus Timken Service Society PAUL L. KRAMER WALTER LEO KREBS 1109 Camden Avenue S. W. 1206 Sixth Street N. E. Machine Shop Awofmting Home Room Representative VELMA JEAN KUNTZ 719 Harriet Avenue N. W. Secretarial Timken Service Society, Student Library Staff HAROLD A. KUTCHER 1705 Navarre Road S. W. Machine Shop Class Officer, Chorus W Page 38 ROBERT W. LAPPIN RICHARD LATCHIC 2018 Navarre Road S. W. 3814 Fairmount Boulevard N. E A1tZ5lJi7l8 Pgpfgfn Chorus Golf WILLARD DALE LAPPIN DORIS EVELYN LATIMER 1645 Spaflglef R'-Dad N- E- 1635 Henry Avenue S. W. Commercial Art Agmrmfing Band, Orchestra, Chorus Timkell Service S0CiCIY, Dramatic Club 16 Band, DOMINIC LEPORE 802 Bedford Avenue S. W Pattern Shop Home Room Representative, Dramatic Club, Chorus HARRY LEAFE 2502 Maple Avenue N. E. Electric Shop Timken Service Society DONALD W. LEBO JEAN LOUISE LEHMAN 1428 Vine Avenue S. W. 1135 Shadyside Avenue S. W Pattern Shop , ,Awouming MILTON R. LEWERS 1710 Fourth Street N. W. Welding Shop Chorus Publications, Dramatic Club, Timken Service Society, Band, Orchestra ROBERT H. LOGAN 3321 Seventeenth Street S. W. Print Shop Class Officer, Graphic Arts Club Varsity Basketball,Varsity Football Reserve Basketball, Reserve Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball FRANK LIPPKA Broad Avenue Extension, R. D. 2 Auto Shop Varsity Football Page 39 DONALD O. LONG MARY ELEANOR LORENZ FILOMENA MAGNACCA 1205 Shadyside Avenue S- W- 1501 Navarre Road s. W. 1708 Fifth Street s. E. Electric Shop Timken Service Society, Dramatic Accounting Affouming Club, Class Officer, Home Room Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club, Chorus, R9P1'e5CUf2fiVC, Reserve Bmkefbauf Chorus, Trojan Leader Home Room Representative Reserve Football, Chorus VIRGINIA H. LONGOCIU MARLEISE JANE LYTLE 2134 Fourth Street N. E. 1149 M1165 Aveywe S' W- Secretarial GEMM! Publications, Chorus, Dramatic Club, Chorus Home Room Representative . A :ii MARIE H. MAIR HARRY P. MANIST 1220 Dougherty Place N. W. 226 Aultman Avenue N. W. Tea Room Machine Shop Chorus MILTIADES MANOS 1749 Irwin Place N. E. Electric S hop RAY L. MARCHBANK, JR. IDA L MARTIN 824 High Avenue N' W' 2335 Eleventh Street N. W. Machine Shop Retailing Dramatic Club EARL MARTIN KATHRYN RUTH MAURER 1550 Bedford Avenue S. W. 1601 Rogvland ltvenue N. E. . oxmeto ogy Madame 519011 Dramatic Club, Chorus, Cheerleader, Home Room ReP1'e5ef1fafiVe Home Room Representative Page 40 ALEXANDRA MAZARAKAN KENNETH H. MCDONALD BETTY JANE MEYERS 1211 Seventh Street N. W. 2425 Sixteenth Street N. E. 1323 Henry Avenue S. W Secretarial Welding Shop C 1 1 Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club, Varsity Football, ogzitlggj Dramatic Club, Chorus Reserve Football PATRICK B. MCCALLIN CLELLAN Z. MCFADDEN 727 Court Avenue S. W. 3702 Sixth Street S. W. Machine Shop Welding Shop Chorus Chorus LOIS JUNE MILLER ROBERT D. MILLS THOMAS MITSEFF 104 Meyers Lake 711 Dartmouth Avenue S. W. 1627 Bryan Avenue S. W Secretarial Print Shop pam Shop Timken Service Society, Publications, Graphic Arts Club, - Dramatic Club, Band, Chorus Chorus Graphlc Arts Club MONA JEAN MILLER CARL MITSEFF 1362 Cleveland Avenue S. W. 1627 Bryan Avenue S. W. Commercial Art Mfwbine Shop Band i MARY ANN MOLDOVAN 1930 St. Elmo Avenue N. E. Retailing Dramatic Club, Chorus STEVE J. MODICH 1421 East View Avenue N. E. W Pattern S19 op Page 41 MARYANN MONGIARDO JOAN MULHEIM PATRICIA E. MYERS 338 Henrietta Avenue N. E. 1428 Dueber Avenue S. W. 1154 ChiffY ?V?fEue N- E' ecre aria Retailing Secretarial Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club Timken Service Society, Chorus Publications, Trojan Leaders, Student Libratv Staff ROSARIA M. MORELLI STELLA MURUTES 1820 Edwards Avenue N. E. 709 Eighth SffQCf N- E- Accounting DDreH,fmkE:7gb ramatic u Chorus Home Room Representative, Chorus MARY L. NAEF RITA JOSEPHINE NARDUZZI ANNA NAVROZIDES 2706 Navaffe Road S- W- 2321 East Tuscarawas Street 1827 Irwin Place N. E. Coxmeiology . Remain R I mn Home Room Representative, B Cf b Ch eB ' g C1 b Chorus ooster u orus, ooster u HELEN, ANN NAMCIU 1952 Ejlgflfmfgjzesf N' E' 7 BERNARD J. NASAL Publications, Dramatic Club, 229 Fourteenth Sffeef S- E- Stagecraft Club, Trojan Leaders, Machine Shop Chorus, Student Library Staff VIVIAN NEILSON 422 Warner Road S. E. Tea Room Chorus MARY LUCILLE NIEPORTE 1322 High Avenue S. W. Secretarial Timken Service Society, Sragecraft Club V Page 42 RICHARD NEUMANN I MARGARET MIMI NIAMTU 1006 Rowland Avenue N. E. 2009 Seventh Street N. E. Nlaclaine Shop 59679141441 Timken Service Society, Chorus, Home Room Representative, Publications, Trojan Leader, JOHN NEZTEK Dramatic Club 2007 Third Street S. E. Elem, Shop AMALEEN EMILY NICHOLAS Varsity Football, Reserve Football 1932 Penn Place N' E' Accounting KATHLEEN L. NICKAS 130 Twelfth Street N. W. Secretarial Timken Service Society, Chorus, Stagecraft Club, Student Library Staff NICK NICKOLAS MARY NICOIU 125 Fifteenth Street S. E. 1644 Bedford Avenue S. W. Welding Sbop Dresrmaking Varsity Baseball Home Room Representative, Chorus -Nd- BETTY JANE NOVAK NORMA JEAN OEFFINGER SYLVIA PAPADOPOULOS 1530 Dueber Avenue S. W. 1201 Concord Avenue S. W. 1804 Tenth Street N. E. S ecrelarial Secretarial S ecremrial Timken Service Society, Chorus, Timken Service Society, Chorus, Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club Publications, Band, Orchestra Publications, Trojan Leader FRANCES LOUISE O'CONNOR OLYMPIA PANDREA 619 Cherry Avenue N. E. 1812 Grace Avenue N. E. Rezailing Secretarial Publications, Dramatic Club, Timken Service Society, Chorus Dramatic Club, Chorus Page 43 CHRIS PAPPAS RALPH L. PAUL LOIS PERKINS 1414 Harrisburg ad, N. E. 1208 Auburn Place N. W. 2009 East Tuscarawas Street M elaine S Pattern Shop Retailing V 4 Chorus Trojan Leader PAW RUTH ELEANOR PARKS ETHEL IRENE PERDUE MM , 615 Smith Avenue S. W. 1012 Thirteenth Street N. W. A ' General Cofmetology JLG! EJ? M itagecrafr Club, Band, Chorus Dramatic Club K fx' .1-iff' : JUANITA PHILLIPS ELEANOR MAY PIATT 1300 Bogan Court S. E. 1260 Camden Avenue S. W. Retailing Secretarial Publications, Chorus Dfamafic Club, Chorus' Stagecraft Club DOROTHY PINGSTOCK 1229 Tenth Street N. W. Retailing Class Officer, Band NORMA JEAN PLANT 1252 WCIIZ Avenue W. W POORMAN Cosmetology - ' Stagecmft Club, Chorus 1915 Forty eighth Street N. W. JOAN MARIE POLEN Edison Avenue, R. D. 5, Massillon, Ohio Accounting Home Room Representative, Publications, Band, Chorus Retailing Dramatic Club, Band EMILY JEANNE POST 1423 Louisiana Ave. N. W. Commercial Art Chorus Page 44 ALLEN DEAN PREACHER MARY LOUISE PUCCI MERCEDES PUJAZON 510 Arlington Avenue N. W. 817 Gilmore Avenue N. W. 373 Belden Avenue N. E. Machine Shop Remiling Drerrmahing Chorus RITA T. PREUSSER HELEN M. PUGH 1005 Clarendon Avenue S. W. 1446 Stanley Court N. E. General Secretarial Stagecraft Club, Chorus Dramatic Club, Chorus DORIS JEANNE PULLEY JEANNINE JANE RAWLINGS DONALD E. REED 1311 Louisiana Avenue N. W. 2315 Fifteenth Street N. E. 1441 Harrison Avenue S. W. Dressmakirzg Secretarial G iw A-5770121 b Chorus Dramatic Club, Stagecraft Club, Xfggit? Bagietbalih' Chorus Reserve Basketball NORMA JEAN RAWLEY ETHEL MARIE REDLESKI 1501 Navarre Road S. W. 1445 Edwards Avenue N. E. Retailing Ted ROOM Dramatic Club JAMES D. REED Machine Shop Chorus 1101 Ninth Street N. MARY KATHRYN REESE 200 Harrison Avenue S. W. Secretarial Publications, Chorus E. Page 45 ROSE REFKIN PATRICIA JUNE REITZ ANITA RIVERO 416 Thirteenth Street 5. E- 3958 Sixth Street S. W. 1918 Eleventh Street S. W. Secretarial Retailing Cosmetology Publications, Chorus Timken Service Society, Chorus Chorus DOROTHY REICHENBACH PAULINE MARIE RIEGLER 1239 Ardmore Avenue S. W. 702 Eighth Street N. E. Retailing Accounting Chorus Timken Service Society, Chorus THERESA RIZZO SELMA HELEN ROTH JO ANN RUSH 800 Hartford Avenue S, E. 445 Girard Avenue S. E. 1018 Mahoning Road N. E. Retailing . Re li g Avfvfwting Chorus KATHRYN M. ROBY 517 Kennet Court N. W. Tirrgien Retailing Class Dramatic Club, Chorus Home Dramatic Club, Stagecraft Club, A Student Library Staff, Chorus USFS? 1, ' Dramatic Club Ghorusi, Club, ive, JULIAN SACCO 2332 Twenty-second Street N. E, illaclfzine Shop s PETE SAMONIDES 1748 Irwin Place- N. E. Auto Shop Home Room Representative, Varsity Football, Reserve Football Page 46 DONNA JEAN SCHAFER WILMA MAE SCHARIO 1219 Second Street S. W. 1350 Barrett Court N. W. Cosmetology Retailing Chorus Publications MARY THERESE SCHARIO VIRGINIA LOUISE SCHAUB 436 Girard Avenue S. E. 1240 Lippeffgoad N- E' Dramatieziggg Chorus TimkenRS:i5i2Zeg Society RUSSELL E. SCHEETZ 129 Saratoga Avenue N. W. Electric Shop Timken Service Society, Home Room Representative, Stagecraft Club, Reserve Football MICHAEL E. SCHELL ANNE L. SCHIAVONE 1815 Bryan Avenue S. W. 1109 Ridge Road N. W. Accounting Retailing Home Room Representative, Timken Service Society, Band, Orchestra Dramatic Club, Chorus RICHARD SCHLEMMER ROSINA SCHUSTER GLENN F. SCHWYER 1131 Eleventh Street N. W. 2142 Eighth Street S. E. 1912 Linwood Avenue S. W. Drafting Secretarial pattern Shop Timken Service Society Timken Service Society, Chorus JUNE MAE SCHMIDT MARGARET M. SCHWEIZER 2225 Seventh Street S. W. 1837 Bellflower Avenue S. W. Retailing S t .Z Publications, Dramatic Club, are and Stagecraft Club, Trojan Leader Dfamafif Club Page 47 CORINNE A. SCOTT ALICE MATILDA SEDLOCK I-IOMER E. SELL 1524 Eleventh Street S. E. 2005 Bryan Avenue S. W. 1204 Highland Road N. E. Accounting Tea Room Electric Shop Timken Service Society, Chorus, Publications, Dramatic Club, Home Room Representative BETTY IRENE SECKLER MARY JANE SEERY 1411 East Tuscarawas Street 711 Hazlett Avenue N. W. Secretarial Retailing Band Chorus L a m , , ' ,, Q' Q95 X , ia. V 1 ,Qi 'A 'I 1 1 Q if 1 A 1 are aa iii sg - A li v -1 Q9 if 1 ' S2 ii ,Q A RUTH EDITH SHAFER FLORENCE MARIE SHAIN 1230 Dartmouth Avenue S. YX7. 1100 Fourteenth Street E. Secretarial C0-f ?ef0l0-33' Student Library Staff, Chorus Class Offlceff Chorus, Trojan Leader, Cheerleader GEORGE JOSEPH SHIMKO 1712 Dueber Avenue S. W. Print Shop Home Room Representative, Graphic Arts Club THOMAS EDISON SHOLTIS 1823 Hammond Avenue S. W. JANE AVERIL SILVERTHORN Prim Shop 4435 Aurora Boulevard N. W. Graphic Arts Club I AWOWWWK DOROTHY MAE SICHLER DOLORES FAY SINCLAIR 1206 Fourth Street N. W. 1437 Gibbs Avenue N. E. secfemfidl Drenmaking Timken Service Society, Chorus, Home Room Representative, Publications, Stagecraft Club Page 48 fp 65, JOSEPH E. SLIVENICK ROBERT B. SMITH TED F. SMITH 1522 Greenfield Avenue S. W. 512 Hiner Place N. E. 2423 Twelfth Street S. W. Welding Shop Cl Ofghee' Siem! I C1 b Machine Shop ass icer, ramatic u , Chorus, Band Home Room Representative, Student Manager of Football Chorus ETHEL M. SMITH ROBERT L. SMITH 909 Third Street N. E. 3312 Nineteenth Street S. XV. Cafeteml Machine Shop Chorus HOWARD D. SMUCKLER MARILYN JANE SNYDER HELEN J. SPEROS 1451 Housel Avenue S. E. R. D. 2, Louisville, Ohio 1108 Tenth Street N. E. AMO Shop Sezrrezarial Drerrmaking Chorus Timken Service Society, Home Room Representative, Dramatic Club, Trojan Leader, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Student Library Staff Trojan Leader URSULA M. SPATARO JACK WILBUR SNYDER 1602 Olive Place N. E. 1357 Scoville Avenue S. W. Aztcounting M,,,1,5,,e 51,017 Home Room Representative, Student Library Staff, Chorus, VIRGINIA STAN 1107 Eighth Street N. E. Retailing Chorus MICHAEL D. SPINE 1315 Fourth Street S. E. Machine Shop Page 49 SHIRLEY MAE STEER DALE M. STEWART VIRGINIA MAE STEWART 2704 Seventeenth Street S. W. 810 Arlington Avenue N. W. 1424 Seneca Place N. E. Dferrmaking Commereial Art Cosmetology Chorus Dramatic Club Dramatic Club, Chorus SHIRLEY ANNE STEPHAN LAVERNE M. STEWART 510 McKinley Avenue N. W. 133 Fifteenth Street S. E. Secremrial R 'I ' Timken Service Society, Chorus, T. k 222535 Socie Publications, Stagecraft Club, lm en ty Home Room Representative WILLIAM J. STITZ JOHN STREAMO ELAINE RUTH STUFFEL 615 Forest Avenue S. W. 1015 Lafayette Avenue S. E. 3115 Fourteenth Street S. W. Welding Shop G . 1 Dreysmahing Band mem Dramatic Club, Trojan Leader, Chorus DAN STOICA EUGENE G. STREBEL 2325 Twentieth Street S. XV. 1428 Bedford Avenue S. W. Dmfgng Welding Shop Dramatic Club 5 0 4 RICHARD JOSEPH STURM 2342 Second Street N. E. , Machine Shop Stagecraft Club, Band, Orchestra AUGUSTINE LOLA SUAREZ 2224 Eighth Street N. E. Retailing Page 50 LOUIS SUAREZ ROGER L. SUMMER 1642 Wertz Avenue S. W. R. D. 3, Canton, Ohio Electric Shop Sheet Mem! Varsity Baseball Home Room Representative, Golf, Chorus, Band, Orchestra, OSCAR SUAREZ AMES SVIK 1642 Wertz Avenue S. W. J , 2230 Allen Avenue S. E. Electric Shop , Drafting V E l JOHN V. TENAGLIA ' 2526 Winfield Way N. E. Auto Shop Stagecraft Club ALICE THOMPSON MARY JUANITA THOMPSON 1337 Heising Court S. W. 912 Third Street N. W. Secrelarial Retailing Chorus Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club, Chorus EVELYN DOLORES THUR ROBERT W. TOMSI-IO SARAH JANE TOUVELL 1406 Garfield Avenue S. W. 1416 Maryland Avenue S. W. 1264 Camden Avenue S. W. ' Secretarial' Machine Shop Accounting Timken Service Society, Band, Class Officer, Home Room Reprea Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Chorus. sentative, Varsity Football, Reserve Chorus Trojan Leaders Football, Varsity Baseball ELAINE HELEN TOMEY ALBERT S. TOTTEN 841 Mahoning Road N. E, 1315 Plain Avenue N. E. Accounting Electric Shop Dramatic Club Stagecraft Club Page 5 1 JAMES L. TRACE BARBARA JANE TUCKER PAULINE TZORTZAKIS 1014 Sherrick Road S. E. 2103 Bryan Avenue S. W. 1124 Piedmont Avenue N. E. A S1 Dresmzaking C ormetology W0 wp Home Room Representative, Student Library Staff, Chorus, Chorus Dramatic Club MARY JANE TRESSEL EVELYN TURNIDES 641 Harrison Avenue S. W. 1802 Tenth Street N. E. Secretarial Drersmaking Student Library Staff, Band, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Orchestra, Chorus Trojan Leaders DOLORES VAN DRES SARAH MAY VAN HORN 516 Lincoln Avenue N. W. 2301 Whipple Road S. W. Secyetariag Secretarial Publications, Cheerleader, Chorus, Dfamafic Club, Sfageffaff Clubs Dramatic Club, Trojan Leaders Bandirgjgggesfflhggorus' LOUISE VEGA 2013 Seventh Street N. E. Cafeteria CAROLYN VERBANICK 1529 Wooster Avenue N. E. WILLIAM, F- WADSWORTH 2514 Sixth Street S. W. Cormetology pam Shop Chorus Graphic Arts Club LILLIAN RUTH VISINGER JBA? WEISEL 237 whippie Road N. W. 1850 Blgeiyfgyjgfe N- E- , Sef em '? National Honor Society, Orchestra, Tlmken SCfv1f2s,SOF1efv: Chorus Student Library Staff, Publications, Pubhmnom Home Room Representative Page 52 VIOLA MARIE WEISl 1111 Third Street N. Secretarial Qylbrhkfringslj Mddggne Shop Chorus Class O cer, Publications, Band Home Room Representative LOUISE WELSBACHER MARGARET ESTHER WHITE 1409 Seventeenth Street N. E. 1037 Clinton Avenue S. W. Secretarial Accounting Class Officer, Band, Trojan Leaders Chorus FRED D. WILSON RUTH VIRGINIA WILSON LEONARD M. WITCZAK 1928 Grove Place S. W. 914 McKinley Avenue N. KW. 3302 Eleventh Street S. W. General Cosmetology , Amo Shoe Dramatic Club, Band, Chorus Reserve Football Chorus Home Room Representative JUNE WILSON ROBERT WINKLER 2315 Anderson Place S. W. 2619 Eleventh Street N. W. Retailing Electric Shop Dramatic Club, Band Reserve Basketball ROBERT THOMAS WOOD 1503 Clarendon Avenue S. W. Anlo Shop Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Cheerleader ANTHONY A. WOJTASZEK 1626 Henry Avenue S. W. Machine S hop Page 53 n MARGARET WRIGHT WILLIAM WUCHNICK GLENN EDWARD ZANDT 1117 Twenty-first Street N. E. 1724 Grace Avenue N. E. 3318 Eleventh Street S. W. Drerrmahing Electric Shop Print Shop Student Library Staff Reserve Basketball, Reserve Football Graphic Arts Club BETTY JANE WUCHNIC MARILYN JEAN ZAHLER 2347 Fifteenth Street N. E. 2155 Second Street S. E. Cormetology Secretarial Chorus Dramatic Club, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Trojan Leaders, Home Room Representative ROBERT LEE ZARTMAN WALTER ZENOVIC DALE E. ZIMMERMAN 1512 Sixteenth Street N. E. 2419 Fourteenth Street N. E. 2506 Forty-second Street N. W. Electric Shop Electric Shop Accounting Chorus, Cheerleader Stagecraft Club Publications , . hm GEORGE ZEMANIDES ROBERT DALE ZIMMER 1457 Irwin Place N. E. 1020 Prospect Avenue S. W. 4 -160 I' Welding Shop A Sb Home Room Representative, um Op 6 Ge. Reserve Football RICHARD RINEHART 2538 Fourth Street N. United State Navy W. MICHAEL STEVE ZUZICH 1515 Eastview Avenue N. E. Auto Shop Timken Service Society, Dramatic Club fxsk xv 1 .QE M NNNK Q ua . Qgaiy Sak W , 3 - P A W N W ww k psf . ' . wmv -5: we as sw ::::g.a -4 - ' new e Ji. 5 ., ..,.. 01 'Z 4 4 94- K I' in 9 MW? J 'Q A W Sa 31 Y La R . .,.-. ' , ..,.. . 0 I S - 1 - - Q X ', '- Y . 5f'QlQ.f ' Q Q, x kiwi if Q . 12 2,252 5- .,.. , ., SWA W A A Y K 'msn 1 .4 w,W ' 1 5 9 ll! Q 3 M. . , ' if 2 sr. vm' ,- Y W Jw V X 33 Q wwfyu sw 'S' A H 9, fsjfi gi 'N Wiz?-eTQ,, V., Q-4' Saw X Page 56 Row I, left to right: Angennctte Conrail. Dick Bitzcl. Francis Blihalik. Alfrecl l.ile. Tom Lee, Joe l'liangett. John Gattrell. Delbert Nething. Yera Neiswanger. Donna Chambers, llelores Everhart. Grace Capper. Row II: Pat Kc-ney. Gertrude Fisrns. Lillian Gasluare, Gregory Maeris. Paul Popovich. Don Coates. laurel Schaufele. Barbara Luther. Shirley Levy. Joan Klein- sehmiclt. Lena Nichols, Harry De Santis. Row III: Frecl Pelger. Stanley Prince. XValter Ripke. Pat Xllmolslayer. Magxlalene Karipides. Gloria Crites, Shirley Swick, Joanne Rowles, Doris Mcflay. Ruth Frederick. Nick Banrliera. Franlc Morelli. Row IV: Bill Fortney. Anthony Lanza.. Ivan Ramsire, Frank lrporc. John Schaffner, Gene Mossor. Howard flUII1IJtOIl, Ernest Fuchs. John VVl1itmire, Leroy Smith. Conrail Fowler. Row V: Tom Higham, Iohn ifonstantiuo, Stanley Jones. D011 Shaffer. Paul Yurin. Dick Seaman, Bill Carnahan, Bob Arick, ,lay C. Stuinan, Roy Yanwy. 1l'enn llcflintfcli. Row VI: Bela Sniythc, Jack XVatSon. R?1'l1Il1'fl Ncflnire. Jack Brown. Don l.i-iinvr. Bula B:-rkflwilc, Page 57 V. President, Charles Neagog Sec'y., Don Clark, Treat., William Johnsong Pres., Ronald Van Horn fm Third fine year, if . K Third fine year, ' on the go, juniors on the go, They all go out for a wonderful time, Climbing through the haze of two years And donit get home till half as underclassmen, the class of '47 emerged as past nine. a very remarkable and progressive group: easy- Third fine year! going, loyal, frolicsome, and athletic. Out- shining their competitors in the field of sports, the boys this year sparked an all-junior basketball team, the fooball squad also had its share of the '47'ers. The junior members added vim, vigor, and vitality to the cheerleading group, and our dramatics became more professional through the efforts of this class. Thanks kids, and keep up the good work! Row 1, left to right: Louis Eustathios, Donald Scroggs, Vonda Lee Handlin, Doris Pellegrino, Betty McBride, Edward Kirk- land. Paul Berger, Joe Abbonizia, Ruth Schoonover, Betty Stark, Shirley Lutz, Lois Ratcliff. Row II: Pauline Little, Mary Anne Dick, Paul Waechter, Roger Hoffman, Floyd Oswald, Bill Auld, Ed Iuenemann, Gene Morris, George Navrozides, Jim Colceri, Don Clark, George Rice. Row III: Ben Garcia, Eileen Brady, Paul Morelli, Robert Wuchnic, Eugene Caley, Alice Prusacik, john Zuzich, Pete Cespedes, Ed Grossehmidt, Mildred Ritchey, Pat Laughlin. Row IV: Art DeStephen, Earl Lake, Bill Ginther, Mary Alice Whitt, Margaret Zink, Mary Margaritakis, Eleanor Mija, Joanne Ulmschneider, Pauline Aubill, Ruth Chuckery. Row V: Joe Tovissi, Carl DiPietro, Raymond Ribes, Fred Fox, Elmer Chicky, Clark Bailey, Jack DeLong. Robert Allen, Bill Burry, Vincent Chiarucci, Row VI: James Volzer, Henry Hoffman, Edward Brasill, Blair Fowler, VVendell Bastion. Lee Yvarfel. Ronald Van Horn. Jack Halkides, James Koufos. Row I, left to right: Mary Jane Kulicb. Yiviah ,Overly, Eleanor Ozvath, Carmel Condello. Delores Shaheen, Beverly Scott, Dave Dry, Helen Sprit, Florence Domenico, Josephine Leno, Beverly Fach, Virginia Torre. Row II: Eleanor Ross. Pauline Mosiychuck. Marion Trump. F7lvira4 Notaro, Donna Keller. Barbara Makrides, Freirln Moses, Mary Fire, Rosemary Diekerhoof, Rosamond Royer, Sarah Stongr. Pat Koelin. Row III: Julia Perretta, Marjorie Johnson. Delores NYuchnick, Dorothy Hare, Jennie Samsonl Dorothy Rkier. Edward Slabaugh, Jack De Stefano, John Stefanalc. Farold Fowler, Joanne Postlethwait, Ruby Roessner, Shlirley C':nlrle'si Row IV: Palmer Edwards, VVilliam Lippka, Jack Kean, Audrey Dieringer. Bette Frederick, Barbara Schmacler, James Queen, Yolanda Popo, Virginia D6mH1'Zi0. Jennie Picchione, George Rainphos, Jean Stoehr. Row V: John Kotanides, Andrew Reti, Jack Schaeffer. Arlelbert I'l1rieh. Raysnonrl Dunham. Mary Trilli, Betty June XYalter. Frank Yargo. Joe Bocija. Herb Jarrett. Row I, left to right: Alice Novak, Julia Oleska. lic-tty Paul, Beverly Ringer, Gladys Gravius. Pauline Cranchi. tis-nevieve Laz- arifles, Pauline Stubavi, Katherine Sonntag. lferna Zantopuulas, Gloria Erbel. Beverly VVats0n. Row Il: Mary Stropky, Donna Okey, Rose Gliatta, Rosemary Petro, Jean Se:-se, Jacqueline liraleigh, I.elia I.ath:nn. Iflaniae Bianchi. Margaret Pfaus, Martha Lutlwr. Alice Lyons. Janet Argyle. Row III: George Wise. Ellen Cheviron, NYilli:un lloflous. Albert Simia. Joe Perez, Mario Varozza, Al Grubish. Ronald Pace, Donald XYeston. Robert Binkley, Joan Abel. Row IV: Rosina Di Battista. Everett Yanwy. Helen Lanka. James Ilelinkalnp, Robert Gussett, Steve Evanka. Bertha Afentul. Elizabeth Erdos, Mary Jane IQOHIDZIYO, Erlith Mikusa, Gladys Day. Row V: Edward SlltllC1'lIllIKl. Robert Beiter, Robert Coy, Ilonalrl Fry, Charles Xcago, George Berbeles, Joseph Rutkowski, Ronald Shackle. Marilyn Heib. Greta Borgen. Row VI: Robert Byrnes, Richard Antenuee, Robert Austin. Elmer Joseph. Row I left to right: Chandos Bailey, Dolores Dalpra. Gust Nickolas, Ronald Glass, Patricia Galloway, James Hughes. Richard J 7ahle1 Angeline Russo, Mary Lenard , A ies lntoccio, Lavonna Baker, Jenny Tortora. Row II: James Sweaney, Paulapl Tu7z1o Vincent lanigro. Richard Sl'1ZlIli'I1.,,ijDlDCft Motter. Nick Monastra, Matthew Giordaml. Louis Perez, John Fernandez. '11, Bettv Sheatzley. Michael Campanaro, Ikforfl Pucci, Joe Ferko. Row III: Michael Gabrick, Clark Hayes, Alex Bikis. Ray ak-M1 5 hmmm' Joseph Stmnani'Le9'l3EaWd'?Q5, Don Payne, Dan Villamagna, Ted Adams, Shirley Lewis, Bessie Brumma. Frank lupe Row IV: KClf!l9fy!GOJl7H, os15,',,c,hn1idt, Dick Uaughenbaugh, Michael Mitchell, Charles Butler. jack Fearn,. Alber 4 Abdulla Louis VVilli Vis, Bill'Pauir14y John Elmer, Varnon Landers. Row V: Bill Johnson, Ralph l,Vyler, Nick Sankovich, Ted licks, Sam, illosi 'Janfes Fey. fiarlan Pefier, H-arvey Zimmerman, John Young. Lawrence Bleluicheulco. A' 'V f , 'L' . .t Q g ,I DI! ff' If L- 'L. 4 fvwfr' , . Q? Kgs D ffl' . . - f ..,,. ' L, 1 ' X cf f f ,Q 7 ,. I , K 1, , f? ' Row I, left to right: Elizabeth Taylor, Corinne Gray, Evelyn Householder, Dorothy McDonald, Jean Stefanko. Ida ' il, Anita Fulmer, Mary Lou Swallen, Gloria Turpin, Ruth Ball, Joanne Esber, Gloria Baird. Row II: Marilyn Blyer, Grace Ball, Irene Pauline, Catherine Penna, Janene Iclen, Carold Moorhead, Ruth Ann Elliott, Shirley Fishel, Catherine Morelli, Donna Eley, Gerry Jackson, Isabel Sciury, Joan James. Row III: Marilyn Vllebler, Catherine Demos, Corrine Monterubhio, Dolores Fete, Martha Hann, Shirley Stoneman, Geraldine Frakes, Margaret Burns, Carold Essner, Audrey Smith, Norma Repasky, Norma Knepper. Row IV: Lucille Brozovic, Janice Mulheim, Helen Dumitru, Mary Jane Steese, Irene Magyary. Pat Weber, Edith Sturm, VVanda Brown, Ella Lee Cody, Laura Marshall, Hilda Wiagner, Anne Toussant. Row V: Nancy Gibbs, Doris Hartman, Mae VVernecke, Joe VValsh, Helen VYest, Janice Brown, Helen Brown, Joe Charley, Gertrude Nieport, Ronald II-olt. Row VI: Lawrence Evers, Arilith VVhitc. Tom Anastas, Carl Ciulla, Thomas Payne, John Alexander. 'f?Mbf'fl1'7l'ff2'Wiw1v'M' 777351 - ffMDf5iZiWY T! SML A M 'S ' l Q 1aEi5 !3a I 1 Q, I It 0' , 7 ' , Page 60 1 ' W 1 . In I , I .-' I , : f ,' lr' I Row I, left to ri 1 2l1f6I'liS!'l11l1', Adele Moldovan. XK'illia1n Cole. l lm'nel XYillet. Ralph Leo. Irene Rznnsirc. Milclrerl Lyons. Robert Sitler. I ra G , John DeVito, Dominic DiRoCco, Manuel Neovo. Row II: Joanne Todd. Rosalie llnnpiivlli. Olive Lqiter. Marie, axiii arguerite Morello, Sylvia Mikusa, Norma McGiffnG, Florence Banta, Donald Suhr-ou. 'l':xlm:ulge Byrant. X Anna Capzfrain. l,uzzi. Row III: June Kessler. Dan Rossetti. 'VVilliam Seaman, Charlotte Houghton. XYal1er Rhozuls. R- Norma K. mJ.'WVi1lfIi:1111 Fletcher, Shirley Fish, Hazel Lentholil. Betty I'ebel, Anna Restaino. Row IV: Steve Ylaslco. Ray- 1'l'lUH US- M Sllflmll 11111165 Sffhmifli- Harold Milef. Jeflll Titlenluerg. llelen Odrich, Rita Sanford. Betty i y. XX'ilin9 Ba'le Dewey Aonea, Row V: Harry Safes, Richard llarpcgh Pgiil Moran. joseph Pappas. Dleinas Ring. Qlziv ' 1 Woii M XY a Stokoe. Dorothy Cooley. Ilelen MCKettaflI,auja I3acka. xlolm Foca. Row VI: Be1'11a1'Ll,iIcijbl'v61lq3lJ:u'irl llilwi- l:l'fl F ina. Earl Moore' Ralph Ranvola. Dave Nieise. X I s i , , . ., , 1 . , I ,I I If J I - i I 1 V ,, ' ' ' If YQ? If . N SSRN v I w 7-'J'f12z .,.e.ff!?pfff' g? 4ff, , w,6+4v,l 1.9741 V A ,' ' I J ff 'f' fQ' EV' , U J' 0' 9 ing a song of S The two year goal Pres., Richard-DP V . Ronald Eschlimang V. Pres., Jean Chismarg Trees., Donald Jackman A class thatys full of pep. For merry entertainment They've always kept in step. When the class opened, Their talents then did show, They really are a dandy group, That, everyone should know. marks an end of teasing from upper classmen for these sophomores. Com- petent and energetic, they have al- ready given examples of their talents as basketball players, cheerleaders, actors, writers, and musicians. They promise to become accomplished and versatile juniors. Page 61 Row I, left to right: lllary Alice Riegler, Ruth 'essler,,,Clifford Kruiulagg, Norma Crist, Nancy Smith, Ralph Harding, Barbara Spino. Ann lllarie Pethtel, Richard Alexander, ay Bawn, Robert Schaefer, Andrew Paris. Row II: Norma Shuster, Joanne Erickson, Sarah Patron, Joan Farber, Mary Hastings, Sharlyn Tschantz, Bertha Karipides, Dorothy Jaeb, Joan Coates, lVlarian Cine, Lucille lanigro, Joseph Marks, lda Miller. Row III: Anna lVIay Hoskinson, Betty Jo Belew, Herman Fahrner, James VVeeber, Harold Slabaugh, Robert Dickerhofi, Mary Streamo, Joe Bernabei, Dale Bokhart, Verna Paulman, Flora Turnides, Paul Paul. Row IV: Alva VValters, Ezzell Lucas, Nora Kirby, Betty Saimes, Arlene Yaus, Ord Gattrell, Mike Bagnolia, Robert Snyder, VVilliam Betz, Jo Ann Dolan, Thelma Dye. Row V: Donald Ross, Shirley Weaver, Louise Coleman, Robert Holfinger, Couy Scozzlarella, George Novak, Ruth Baker, Rose Martin, Fidel Herraiz, Albert Schawlene, Nunzie Gambone, George Tzangas. Row VI: Stanley Ebin, Arthur Sirpilla. Bob Sickafoose. George Butch, Paul Stevens, Jack Rodgers, Richard Roman. A 'V w Y V 09 We F Row I, left to right: Phillip 'DeMario, Virginia Di0Guardia, Josephine Betro, Boh Dnnneiistick. Joe Hodnnp. Joyce Richard, Mike Sknhiak. Donna Fry, Glen Dickerhoff, Gloria Mattaehione.Pat Zanner, Boh Hughes. Row II: Rita Colaner, Margaret Birtalan, Don Garaux, Delbert Zimmerman, Donna Myers, Mary Evelyn Ajohnson, Andy Iiendrus. Leona Koutras, I.uey Rizzo, Richard Pont, Beatrice Dcmeo, Ethel Davis. Row III: Raymond Davis, Ronald Robinson. DiekX',Tinlin. jack Schlemmer, John VVehler, John Sckely, Mary Loy, Dorothy Robinson. Ruth Seese, Betty Sherinan,i Glen Board, Row IV: Rosemary Zink, Dorothy Banahan, Art Boring, Dickson VYelhelin, james Gcllenbeck, Paul Lanka. George Hanee. Donald l.ah. Charles Stan, jack Neito. Raymond Yarn. Row V: Don Schweitzer. ,lohn Means, Howard VVise. Ned frile, Howard imay, john Rader. Glen Hite. l'aul,l7ink, Thomas Cauffield, Bill Flec-nor. Nick Scott, Row VI: XYilliam Stark. Yietnr Polosky. Boh Fortion. it 2 'xi .A 1 is mf' A X, . .. , i Q.. H: V Q t . , 5 Y ' F, 0 1. if H P , Row tl, left to Might: VX'anda Meyers, Alva Yan Pelt. Mary jean Messenheinicir' Nlanincli 'ilva. ,lean Migliozgi. Andrew Monaco. kg X . Dillon Ile-isel. Grace Slusser. Pearline Pcni1c, Palmer IYright,f5Helen Gcnibakxkis. Bill Jordy. Row II: 'llotiy VVong. Connie Melton, . Elsie Human. Gene lilarks. Barhaxga Knop. RonaldfEsclflinian. Helen jdseph. l'anlLvarks, Marilyn i,I.2lli11V1CY. Eugene Snyder. Rose Valentine. Dick Kmetz. Row III: Louis DiAntonio. Beyer - Yeterson. Dick Sanders. Muna l,oiy7il,arson. Patty XYise, ' .Xnna jenimato. Donna Isler, Betty Bryant. Jack Asbury. Mary Il fko. lzgpds t'unnor, Clara thinning! Ro! IV: Margaret Skelley. Mike Skuhiak, XVayne Mizer, Dick Clauss. Robert Ilann. Susie l':1ol1l'tte. Susie Polsineili. Donna liovey. Klarie Wilson. Paul Johnson. Marjorie XYintrip. Howard Mcfnllough. Row V: Arlie Cornell. Eugene Marshall. Ibile ifwiiig. Karl xYllli2ll'l1S. Peter Martin. Tony Heropoulos, John Marciniak, Raymond Moizre. Helen Burns. Darleen jacks, Betty Brooks, Row VI: Boh Barkeheimer, Dale XYilliams. Boh Gestrich. Jack Gravis. lqharles Sehleappi. Vharles Koskovich. Donald Perry. jack Briggs, V , . X., X fri A I , f I N - Q R f fw I , X , 'P B 1 3 'i t L ' ' f, vb' I ij 0 V X Q 7 ,HW 1 Row I, loft to right: George Kraus, Norina Freeman, Donna Faulk, Herbert Hochwarth, Norma Novak. Valia Defrank, Frank Hayes, Iflorence Fenton. Lanretta Fleck, Leroy Yaught, Teresa 4'odispoti.'Glen Taylor. Ravi' II: Joyce Gendell. Thomas Vaughn. I Mary Beiginides. Donna Senter. Evelyn Gasser, Connie Navarm. :flick 'VVfrehirne, Viola Crowther, liiyrfi 'jSJJataro. Andrexv' Husser, Ruth Murphy, Nancy Glosser, Row III: Alljert Kompara, Marilyn Mikes. Donald Fravel. Staiiley Kostewiczfl Helen Michalkh Joseph Cavalier. Virginia Caster, Flyarence Sinitlfi Alice Paparlpoiilos. Pete Cazangides, Joann,I'erdue, Chuck Bowser. Row IV: Jack Kemp. Norma Little Twig. Violet '0rany.:e!ilJnr1na lfflayiihn. Lorraine Myers. Donna Nei-l. Pat Gusler. Rolvert Lake, John Kcszeg. George Koroselidgf, Angie 2611911215524 w V: Jack barnett. Harry XYilliains. Bnlw Schuring. Joseph Briestensky. Bolm Kanegie. Richard Bzzifhfjoli :5fYfICEl'lIl1l1.,I?1'i Dc?rngelus. George Tzantigides. Pearl Parkinson. Ruse Franta. Row VI: Lawrence Miller. l.ester Lower. T,l4a-r4'2r99Cg'f.4?p.liCc, ,L11J.i1fGA5I:i+i1iai'go. Donald Jackman. Vhester Slaceijewski. lion Eschlinian. G,eorg'i- Isaac. I - J I , 'I .L , .-,, - t 'fry .H I ff . ! A Q' 1 I f , . . K' f ak, V7 .., if ' Row I, left to right: Amelia Sankovich. Burrell George. Patricia Kahler. Norma Bulso, Bjjrilyn 311116, Mary Alice Wells. Shirley I XYi1lis. George Adams. Ruby Nelson. Josephine Volpe, Dominick Medal, Dominick Tenaglix 219111: H.11g2l5597 Bates. George ,N Shaheen, James Ream. George Bechtel, Ceceilia Sccllnck, Yvonne Poorman. Donna Cori Vgalairfifea. Chirrlesfffalnezas. +5 Jean Pigutt. Janice McIntire. June Mnssor. lllargaret Stefanak. Row III: Bill Taylor, Olga lJanilITk'. Fatherine VVilson, Donna Y' Ricliardson, David Kratz, Amil Garcia, Mikc Vaccaro. Anthony Frank. Paul Xvilliillllbi. Marion Likens, Carmen Altieri. ,gm ' Richard Moore. Row IV: Charles Sheplin, Dolores Kutrovae, Jean Rabatin. Elvera Gursky. Irene Arunski, Ruth Jones, Ralph A Mcnear, Robert Yeary, Robert Zwallen, Pauline Marchuk. Eugene Myers. Row V: Eugene IICTCYIIIIHI. VX'alter VVitowski. Elmer W' Bodum. Leonard Shull. Nick Tssilidas. Ted James, George Navrozirles, John Almasy, l.0uis Scliiavonc, Donald Bowker. Row VI: Robert Hair, Jack Bevan, Emmett Kerry. I' L 1 'Q v . 1 . , !' if 23 3 ix so ri 1 HQ. v is XX Page 64 Yin' ,. f 1 .U-, ,, . fi '. ,fi-1 Row I,'left'QxMr!'i.lat: lYgivNi3'aii,N'pkeima Jean Morris, CQl2l Di llfinno, 'Mary Ann Szasz, Tom Pappas. Bill Reeves. Xxvlllililll l.evy,w erry'l.ourff!, lnhis nn Gaily, Fred Kreuz, X clhqhljones, Bill Bocntti. Row II: George Caser, Joyce Ferguson, May P ich. Kaxlhlanrer, flgnneth Glover. Pahlo O myf itz Rizkj Norma Collins. John Swearingin, Glenn Payne, Ann Uimetrien, l.ncy B .gnzccaf 'Ruw III: Iosefne Dav :lo .on Lawrence, Eva jane Couts, Phyllis Patton. Ilolqres Brighenti, Peggy q'zillaL'g:,,P6ra Ixsit. Lois Rife, llgary Lou 'Marilyn Keefer, Lenore Marxist. Bill Smith. Row IV: Joanne Myers, DQris Blowers, lcv Bnrlner. Flofence Maxwell, E1 Okey, Cathrine Miller, Parnlee VVatkins, Mary Crmni. Marilyn Daily, Jaan Daugherty, .lary Ellin Giienther. Row V: fhrist Mihos, Lamar Travas. jim Karales. Clair Reed, Marilyn Brincllinger, Charles' Vogley. -lim Shenlffe. Richard VVellbanm. Curtis Mcfoy. Marilyn Brown. Row VI: Tom Strnh. Marilyn Kolberg. Mary lfnmic. XYillarfl Stnffelheanm, Harold XYalke1', Rimfharrl llc-rlucc. e, Page 65 K ik i N fl ax, .3 J X ' ' v X f' Pres., Clair Reedg V. Pres, Ann Codispotig Sedy., Mary Ellen Gintherg Treat.. Don Valentine .. I . 4 i J Wee Willie 7 the school, runs through Upstairs, downstairs, keeping every rule. Looking out the window, Gazing at the clock, Hoping, waiting Cpatien knock. tlyb for opportunity to The running of these Wee Willies wasn't in vain, for they have progressed rapidly in their studies, friendships, and in enjoynient of Timkens activities. Timid and unknown at first, they now show promise of becoming especially friendly and scholarly class. Row 1, left to right: Earl Booth, Nick Mercorelli. Dwight Engstrmn. Rnnnic xxill1g'CI'lt'l'. Bob Meerstein, Frank Duell. Ray Changet, Gene Slusser, Russell Pierce. Andrew Spino. Ronald Kramer, john McQuaitl. Row II: Don Greaves, Louie John, Don Grubish, Gale Heslop, John Murphy, Elmer Tovissi, Nick Adams. Joseph Perez. Paul Fapurali, VVilli:1m Fogle, Michael Carosielli, Joseph Schweizer. Row III: Rodney llinkins, Robert Eddy. Virgil lJ1'2llLZOlTll1 E', Richard Kahana, Frank Chirumbalo, Raymond Capobianco, Guy Conversino. Richard Laskey, Gust Bcrginides, Raymond Amigo, Jim Thorley. Louis Bruckner. Row IV: Albert Chekan, Ronald Harrel. Daniel Colasurrlo, Howard Dickerhoff, james Casselherry, David Riggle, Nick Pie- :hione, Michael Van Dress, jack Smith, Richard Kossack. Richard Boczek. Row V: Ralph Reisinger, VVilliam Baum, John Meeks, Thomas Martin, Richard VK'agner, Ronald Meyers, Carl Battista, Francis Russell, VValdo Cross. 4 V- Q ,.. Row I, left to right: Dorcfthy Popa. Enola Manger, Mary Rossi, Roger Ascalii. lean Cyphert, Mary Hansen, Patricia Halter. Ruth Nicho s. Shirley Geese, Dorothy Fehn, Norma Fein. Joanne Roden. Row II: Rita Minocchi, Beverly Koutras, Dorothy Brown, Pa ty 'Kraft Lucille iJSla.gle. June Shoop. Marilyn Vililbanks. Margaret Pearce. Helen VVhaley. Betty iVinland, Helen Stidd, , onald 'Qliaecllen 'Row LII: XVilcla King. Donna Lukens, Corrine Miller. Barbara Noll, Rose Marie fhick, Sara Roberts. Mar? I lou YVilliains, Marlene Lewis, Donna Wialton. Donna Custer. V 1' f ' ,t . . f ' K we . 'f S X .f 9 Row I, left to right: James Miller. Donald Brainerd, Sue Buchanan. june Dailey. ,Tack Hess, Sophie Elefteriadis, Donna Purcell. Been Antoney, Lotiise Leno, Frank Cammel, Frank Morello, Consetta Lanza. Row II: Roy Gutierrez, Paul Gosiewski, Donna Chrisp. Annie Eianti, Viola Narduzzi, Sadie Abood, Eileen Bruder, Shirley Brankel, Carol Baillis, Betty Hvossler, Clara Distefano, John Miller. Row III: Dale Baker, Vincent Giordano Robert Carrigan, Richard Raymondi, Elsie Highman, Elizabeth Sekerak, Betty Naxixrozidcs, Dolores Geisinger, Clara Bumes. Mary VVi1son, Mary Ann Dubina, Louise lvsich, Row VI: Don Campanelli, Neil Bonheimer, VVi1liam R. Smith, Corinne Maydock. Donna Skelley. Flossie Cain, Robert Schlemmer, Lillian Scarfone. Peggy Ackers, Larry Machan. George Joseph. Row V: joseph Chicky. Ruth Ann Ronalclson, Ethel Atsalis, Ray Sutton. Jack Myers, Robert Fox, Jack Dempsey. Harold Carnes, James Bossart, Glenn Price. Row VI: Dale Kettering, Robert Roush. Gene Reed. NYilli:nn Sticlri. Row I, left to right: Velma Culverhouse, Lois Davenport, Ronald Young, Nick Anguilo, Louis Dohy, Anthony Faye, Hazel VViseman, Olga Lazarides, Joe Petrilli, Robert Kutcher, Nathan Faye, Lilyan Varkonda. Row II: Dick Shaffer, Ray Daniluk, Don Valentine, Robert Yaus, Donna Barnes, Sally Swartz, Norma Fisher, Kathleen Gill, Betty Moreland, George Stefanick, Ray Cromi, James Brown. Row III: Barbara Mattes, Betty Hall, Dominic Fonte, Naomi Tesch. Helen Hambach, Patti Hicson, Mary Toma, Ethel Joseph, Edward Hughes, Clara Kaniadakis, Kitty Lattin, Nancy Sarno. Row IV: Joyce Marshall, Dorothy Davis, Jacquelyn Melvin, Diane Heck, Patricia Zumstein, Evelyn Dowdle, Esther Frank, Peggy Ocheltree, Donna Mae Cochran, Mable Saimes, Charles Healy, Row V: William Hodgdon, Carl Henry, Donald Philabaum, Ruth Swegheimer, Shirley Foltz, Carlos Vasquez, Jose Vasquez, Bill Rnpple, Michael Carpinelli, Angelo Ziccardi, Lloyd Dunham. Row VI: Dick Sierra, Richard Patrick, ,, A Luc t 1 m Row l, left to right: Patricia Hogue, Florence Maloney, Doris McAnulty, Geraldine Choiiin, Antoinette Starr, Placicle Garcia, VVayne Black, Josephine Mongiardo, Vincent Cammel, Marjorie Lechner, Rita Polverini, Dominic Campanaro. Row II: Mary Veitch, Margie Miller, Marjorie Hoffman. Pat Myers, Mary Naugle, Dick Capper, Earl Leiter, Tom Atkins, Mary Greenfield, Vincent Tonielli, Eugene DeChellis, Don Schneider. Row III: Delores Silverthorn, Dorothy Kulich, Victoria Petro, Jack Benson, Robert Risaliti, Winfield Mayle, Donald Kessler, Clara Sares, Duane Hopes, Dwain Dinius, Virginia Suarez. Row IV: John Nordick, Rose Marie Moses, Eleanor Silvery, Francis Meredith, Pat Saunders, Lorna English, Eleanor Wlilliams, Janet Rhine, Virginia Hahn, Edward Janeck. Row V: Donald Williams, Robert Schumacher, George Beoglos, John Anderson, Doris Silver- thorn, Marilyn Brumma, Betty Leitner, Katherine Rukavina, Alice Vignos, Fred Calhoun, John Gibbs. Row VI: Jerome Eck- roate, Harold Neel, Leo Everett. Jerry Sellman, William Vesely, James Arlie. 1 N . .,.,.. :aa Page 68 One pretty, two pretty, three pretty girls Four pretty, five pretty queens in a whirl. Five darling, five sporty, five smiling gals, Five of the students' choice. ide M45 2 Chosen by the votes of the band mem- bers, cheerleaders, football team and man- agers, the queen and her attendants reigned at the annual football dinner. Her majesty received her coroner from the co-captains of the team, while four other varsity players served as escorts for her court. Vivacious brunette, an enchanting smile, future secretary, Trojan Leader, Cheerleader . . . her highness. Dolotrer Vmz Drerr. Blonde, active, a majotet, an accomplish- ed pianist, secretarial course, Trojan Leader, an artist in ballet and tap danci-ng . . . at- tendant, Lozfire ll'7el,tbacher. Blue-eyed blonde, dimpled, that demure look, Trojan Lea- der, dress-maker-to-be, Cheer- leader . . . attendant, Marilyn Grove, , Energetic brunette, majoret, shares equal honors with Louise in ballet and tap dancing, Trojan Leader . . . attendant, illmfilyn Zabler. Shy brunette, sparkling eyes, commercial art student, Pres- ident of Guide Club, Secretary- Treasurer of Trojan Triangle . . . attendantjane Hemley. ,Q 1 Xvf . .,, f t 1' 5 1 I Page 70 Row I, left to right: Mernoria Kalagides, Frank Lippka. Bob Logan. Don Colaner, Bob Tornsho, Fred Kraft, Russell Kraft. Row II: john Neztek, Chuck Neago, Ronald Van Horn, Bernard McGuire, Ross Schmidt, Louis Williams, James Cloud, Pete Samonides. Row III: Jack Watson, Jim Colceri, John Constantino, Vernon Landers, Bob Fortion, Ken Gonda, Bill Eschlirnan. Row IV: Bill Auld, John Means, Howard Smay, Charles Koskovich, David Ebie, Ray Vara, Lester Lower, Karl Williams, Row V: Jim Gellenbeck, David VVeise, Tony Coruso, Earl Moore, Bill Lippka. Glenn McClintock, Don Clark. Row VI: Manager Herbert Hockwarth, Richard Pont, Steve Vlashio, Ted Smith. Jalan Neztek, Timken's All- City and All-County halfback, is brought down by an un- identified Lincoln player after a gain of three yards. Timken's fortunes on the gridiron in 1945 continued on the trend upward. The Trojans recovered from a slow start in which they lost three consecutive games, to finish the season with a record of five wins and an equal number of defeats. V- Coach Russell Bud Jones resumed in mid-season his pre-war position as head coach, succeeding E. Earl Loucks. Jones' return was a success, as the Trojans registered a victory over Mansfield 15-7, and nearly upset the unbeaten Lincoln Lions when they held them to a 7-6 score. Besides their triumph over Mansfield, the Trojans were victorious in games with Uhrichsville, Wooster, Akron West, and Alliance. The other four defeats came at the hands of McKinley, Youngstown Ursuline, Youngstown Rayen, and Lehman. johnny Neztek, fleet-footed half- back, and tackle Frank Lippka were hon- ored for their fine play throughout the season by earning first team berths on the WHBC All-City and All-County elevens. faa! Zeta! 2614! Whose team art thou? The Famous Timken Trojan Team Rah-Rah-Rah! Faculty Manager I-I. E. While . . . Colnnzhia Although he assumed a position entirely new to him, Mr. White has successfully kept the athletic department going. It is his job to secure trans- portation, hire officials, sign contracts for games, and attend to many other miscellaneous tasks. Head Coach Rnrrell B. ,loner . . . Ml. Union Immediately upon receiving his discharge in mid-season, Jones resumed his position as head football coach at Timken. He was at the helm for five games. winning three and losing to Lehman and Lincoln. Arsirtant Coach Kenneth P. Kate . . . lVooJle1' He has completed his third year as assistant football coach at Timken. Kate handled the linemen, and when Jones returned, he Worked with him in preparing the team for the remaining games on a tough schedule. Arriyzant Coach Dan Ritalin . . . Ohio U. Risaliti tutored Reserve Football and assisted in the coaching of the Varsity. Timkenis future hopes on the gridiron rest in the fine boys that Risaliti produced this year. He returned to his pre-war job at Timken in August. Page 71 Faculty Manager White and his son, little Halbert White jr., smile as the Trojans sink a basket. Page 72 C0-Captain Logan was one of the most capal:le ends that Timken ed pass receiver and played like a demon on defense. A former McGregor student, Logan was nominated to second string berths on the WHBC All-County and All-City. ww A three letterman, C0-Captain Colaner called sig- nals as quaterback in his junior year. He then switched to end, where he performed like a seasoned veteran. Colaner, who came to Timken from St. Josephs Grade School, was a whiz at diagnosing plays. has ever had. He was a glue-finger Bruce Beatty of Lincoln tows in a pass, but is destined to be hauled down by Louif Williavfzf C545 and Chuck Neago 1415. Page 73 Timken's feminine cheerleaders bring a round of vocal response from the stands as they egg the Trojans onn with a rousing cheer. They are, left to right: Mmilgm Grote, Barham Zllakriciet, Doloret Van Drew, and Rare Fmnlu. It took jim Cloud three years of hard work and dil- igent practice to attain the coveted goal of playing varsity football. Cloud, who hailed from West North Grade School, won a starting job at tackle and turned in commendable performances. Bill Ercbliman could always be depended upon to serve as a capable replacement when the going got tough. When sent into a game, he performed flaw- lessly and played his end position with ease. Eschli- man attended Cedar Grade School. Page 74 john Neztek developed into one of the best backs ever turned out at Timken. On two occasions he tallied three touchdowns. Neztek, who came from Burns, was placed on the WHBC All-County and All-City first teams. Memorial Kala icier, an ade t la er at either the 8 P P Y uarterback or halfback sitions, en ineered the q P0 8 Trojans to five victories as against an equal number of defeats. Memorial finished second among the Tim- ken scorers for the year with 24 points. Kalagides won three varsity letters. Former Head Football Coach, E. Earl Lozfckr, time- keeper George Swimiell, and former school board member, john F. Pearl discuss the whys and wherefores of the game of basketball at halftime of the South game. Considered a trifle small for holding down the dif- ficult pivot position, Bob Tomfho came through with flying colors. He won three T's , two as regular center. The slim l50 pound Tomsho attended Horace Mann and Baxter Grade Schools. Although they failed to win a single game from city opposition, the Trojans held their own against the three powerful Canton combines, Lehman, Lincoln, and Mc- Kinley. McKinley started with a rush and held a 7-O lead after two minutes of play. That lone touchdown was the only marker scored in the first three quarters and one Timken touchdown might have changed the complexion of the game. However, the Bulldogs cashed the breaks and tallied two more touchdowns to win Zl-O. Lehman spanked the locals 32-7 but the score hardly tells the story. The Polar Bears were keyed up for the battle and as a result turned in their best exhibition of the year. The brightest star in Timken's record of achievements came when the Trojans nearly spoiled Lincoln's spotless record by holding them to a 7-6 victory. Timken was the only team that could boast of ever holding a lead over the Lions when they held a 6-0 advantage in the first quarter. The Trojans threatened twice more but couldn't muster enough punch to score. Frank Lippktir outstanding play throughout the sea- son earned him an honorable mention on the All- Ohio football squad. A former Clarendon Grade School student, Lippka was also placed on the WHBC All-County and All-City teams. Page 7 5 johnny Crifwell 1585, speedy Lincoln back, picked up five yards on this particular play before he was brought down by his pursuer. Co-Captain Bob Logan of the Trojans. A Navy veteran, Fred Kraft received his discharge in time to plug up the guard position in the line. He did outstanding work and was rewarded with a berth on the Repository All-City. Kraft went to Cedar Grade School. Page 76 Rune! Kraft held down the starting left halfback position for two years. A hard man to stop once in the clear, Russel accounted for many long runs when most needed by the Trojans. He was a two Ietterman and matriculated at Market and Cedar Grade Schools. Opposing linemen got out of the way but quick, when they saw Pele Samonirier coming. Pete, a 175 pounder, hit hard, fast and with eagerness. This former Burns School student won his first letter as a regular guard last season. THE SEASON'S SCORES Timken W , ,,t, September 14 ct,, ' September 22 tt,, Timken tt,, , September 28 ,, ,,t, Timken October 5 t,,.,., Timken October 12 tt,,tt, Timken October 20, .,,,Timken October 26 t,,t,,, Timken November 2, ,t,t,tt Timken November 9 ,,,t, ,,T1mken November 16 t,,cc,,, Timken , ,,1..r.1c ..tt,cc, 2 0 McKinley ,,,,r, ,,,t , ,21 Ursuline ,,,,,, , , H18 Rayen ,, ,12 Urichsville . 0 Wooster O Lehman ,,,,t 92 Mansfield ,,tt ,,eee 7 Akron West c,,,rt, ,,tc, 0 Lincoln ,,,t, ,,,,. 7 Alliance 9 All around the 2 floor The Trojans chased their rivals. The Trojans Wong t'was all in fun. Yea! Timken Tmjam! Head Bafketball Coach. Kenneth P. Kate . . . Wfoofler Mr. Kate assumed the head coaching reins shortly after the season started and brought the team through in fine style. Before his appointment as head mentor, Kate had served as Reserve and Freshman coach for two years. He also assists Mr. jones in football work and is coach of the Golf team. Refewe Baxkellmll Coach, Dan Rimlizi . . . Ohio U. Risaliti was discharged from the Army in August 1945 and came back to Timken Where he had served as assistant coach in both basketball and football for the 1941-42 season. His job was no cinch as he was met by green teams in both basketball and football. However, both outfits posted commendable records. Page 77 Page 78 Playing without a single returning letterman from the 1944-45 squad, the Trojans concluded the 45-46 basketball season with nine triumphs in twenty engagements. Timken's seven year cage record now stands at 116 victories in 146 games. Kenneth P. Kate, a Wooster College graduate and reserve mentor at Tim- ken for two years, assumed the head coaching duties the third game of the season, succeeding Dan P. Myers. With five juniors, two seniors, and three sophomores carrying the burden, the Trojans showed to advantage in games with foes who held an all-around edge in experience and fundamentals. In county competition Timken recorded three victories and absorbed five defeats. Lincoln and Massillon were the Trojans' victims, while Lehman, Mc- Kinley, Alliance, and Canton Township registered wins over the Vocationalists. Youngstown Ursuline fashioned a 41-31 upset victory over the Trojans in the first round of the sectional tournament at Youngstown. Charles Neago's stellar play throughout the season earned him second team positions on both A11-City and All-County. The ever-alert Jack Hal- kider tallied 187 points to give him school scoring honors for the season. He recorded 18 or more points on four occasions, including 21 in the Delaware game. A senior, Bob Logan, was a valuable asset to the team as a steadying influence on his younger teammates. He won several starting assign- 'ments for his dependable work. lack Niet0'J sparkling play on the Reserve Team merited him an opportunity to prove his Wares on the varsity. He made good his chance and soon became Coach Kate's Sixth man. Manager Bob Berkebileit numerous tasks, such as issu- ing equipment to players, filling balls, and other small, but important jobs, made him the team's most valuable man. Shaking off a bad start, Charlet Neago rapidly de- veloped into an accomplished player and was well rewarded with his selection to second team berths on both All- County and All-City. vm P X H ' - Page 79 One of the most improved players on the Reserve Team where he sank 77 points, George Nnwrozidef received valuable experience by par- ticipating in several Varsity frays during the season. A big, rugged boy, Bob Fortion. saw little action dur- ing the season due to a knee injury. However, next year he will be striving to earn him- self a position on the Varsity. lame: Koufax, a wide- awake defensive player and a fine passer, was always cool when the pressure was on. He should develop into a top- flight player next year. Although he lacked an inch of hitting the six foot mark, Ronald Van Horn was a Constant bulwark around the backboards, providing plenty of scrap for much taller opponents. Ray Van: saw occasional action during the season and should be in the thick of the fight for a starting berth next year. He caged 84 points in Reserve games. Operating from the guard position, Ronald Slmckle turned in a commendable performance each game. He usually sparked the team's defensive play and set up many baskets with his clever passes. By the time next season rolls around, Victor Polosky should be well over the six foot mark and fully developed. He tallied 88 points for the Reserves and saw some varsity service. Bob Bozvertox, a senior, was a first line replacement for the majority of the year. However, his improved play toward the end of the season earned him a starting position. Page 80 Varsity Basketball Scores 51 Y,,77, Akron West ,,,s.., .,,, 3 6 37 ,,,,,, Lehman .,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,7,,., s,,,,,s 4 8 50 ,,,7, Akron Kenmore 77 7 ,,,r 42 46 ,,,r, Western Reserve Academy 777777730 34 7 ,.r, Hubbard ,,,r.,,rrr, 77 41 54 ,.... Youngstown Chaney ,,,Y,,,,,,,rr ,,rr 7 7728 41 ,,,s, 77 Massillon .,,,,,,,r,rr,,r, ,,,, 3 1 29 7 ,,,r Akron East r,r...,,,,aa ,,a,, 7 39 29 Canton Township 7 30 32 7777 Warren 777777 42 7777 Lincoln 77777777 7 7777 77 7777 34 28 7777 McKinley 7777777777777 7777 7 7 34 56 7777 Delaware 77777777777777 777777 7.7777 3 2 257 777t7 New Philadelphia 77777t 777777750 43 77 Youngstown South 7777 777777 3 9 44 777777 Lincoln 77777777777. 777777777 7777 7 7 7-42 30 77777 East Liverpool 7777777 77777 4 2 40 777777 Wooster 777777 7777777 4 6 36 Alliance 7777777 77777 37 48 777777 Lehman 77,777 7777r 7 754 Tournament . . . 31 77777 Youngstown Ursuline 77 41 Row I, left tu right: Jack Nieto. Ronald Shackle, Ray Vara, Iames Koufos, Russel Kraft, Bob Berkebile, Mgr. Row II: Jack Halkirles. Ronald Van Horn, Bob Bowersox, Bob Logan, Charles Neago. Row III: Bob Fortion, Victor Polosky. George Navrozides, Conch Kenneth Kate. Dan Risaliti's finished the season with a record of six victories in eighteen contests. Six of the defeats administered to the Reserves were from the small margin of one to four points. Victor Polosky and Ray Vara led the scorers with 88 and 84 points respectively. Akron Kenmore ...,. r.,.r, Massillon ,,., ,. .,.....,,cc,, ,,r, - ., Canton Township ,,,.,.,,.... Lincoln ,,,,,t ,,,,,,,,,r,,, ..,.,, Delaware ,.,..,....,,.c,,..,,,,.. ,Youngstown South t...... East Liverpool ,,r,, ,c Alliance ,..,,t,e,,,e,.,.r,..,,.,.,,e Lehman L ,,,,t , ,..,t,,,,,,,.,.,, L Western Reserve A. Youngstown Chaney ,,t., , Akron East .,t,t ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 2 l c rrrrrr. Warren r,,,,, .,,r McKinley ,,,,..,,,.,, New Philadelphia Lincoln ,..,,,,,,,,,, .-,,,r,,Wooster Lehman ,,,c,e. ,, te,,e,,,e,,e,.e Page Sl 32 49 20 .LW38 17 Row I, left to right: Richard Pont, George Korosedes, Chuck Stan, George Navrozides, john Keszeg, Eugene Marshall, Mgr. Row II: jack Nieto, Ray Vara, Don Jackman, Julius Tomargo, Bob Barkheimer. Row III: Bob Fortion, Victor Polosky, David Ebie, Bill Stark. 32 Page 82 Timken's 3 Team completed their first year in high school ball with a commendable record of five victories in eleven tilts. Towering Dick Sierra meshed 78 points for scoring laurels. Francis Russell, Nick Adams, and Don Philahaum followed close behind with 70, 65. and 64, respectively. 32 Canton Township ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, 19 22 Lehman ..,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,. 1 9 44 Lincoln .v,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, , , 15 33 McKinley ,,,,, ,,,, 4 7 32 Edmund Jones , W 47 37 Lincoln ,,,,,, , 24 28 Louisville .. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,, . ,,,, 3 2 28 Lehman .,,.,...., 23 41 Longfellow ,,,, ., ,,.. ..,,.. ,,,. T . ..,....r. 5 3 47 Longfellow ,,,, ,,,,,, , 49 25 Edmund Jones ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,....,,,,,...,.,..... 44 Manager-MGene Slusser. Row I, left to right: Ceorge Stefnnialc, Nick Adams, Bob Carrignn. Bolm Risnliti. Jim Kasce, Don Casselberry. Row II: jim Kzrrnles, joe Vasquez, George Beoglos, Carlos Vasquez. Frank Chirumbalo, Don Philabaum. Row III: Carl Battista, Ronald Meyer, John Meeks, John Anderson, Francis Russell. Row IV: Dick Sierra. Leo Everitt. Albert l'l1el-mn. Page 83 continued its dominance over in the annual rivalry between the two teams, as it registered a 33-25 victoryg its third straight and fourth triumph in the seven games that have been played. The Blue-ls who led 16-4, at halftime, racked up eight straight points before Gold could break into the scoring column. However, Gold came roaring back after the intermission and cut the margin to 20-18. Blue found the range and steadily increased its lead througout the last period. Evelyn Turnides, Gold captain, captured scoring honors as she meshed 19 points. Louise Coleman and Mar- garet Niamtu paced the winners with 15 and 14 points respectively. Row I, left to right: Lois Miller, Marilyn Zahler. Ruth Schofmover, Louise Capestruin. Row ll: Olive Liter, Lois Perkins. Sylvia Papadopoulos. Evelyn Tnrnirles, llelen Speros. Rose Petro. Row III: Margaret Niamtu. Helen Namciu. Carol Mooreheatl. ,lean Roud. Alice Novak. Marilyn Grove, Elaine Stuffel. Row IV: Louise Coleman, Rose Frzmtn, Dorothy Koplock, Delores Yan Dress, jenn Titlenberfx, Helen Lanka. 5 ....i c x l A ,V Ei Page 86 At left: Barham Makridex Majofettef, left to right: june Wil- son, Gerry Frakes, Patsy Galloway, Marilyn Zahler, Louise Welsbacher, Gertrude Fiscus, Pat Wise, Joan Poleu. Drum Major: jack Poorman. at., 4 . amy 1 A . !jvM,,,v'jJW,w! Page 87 JJ , . ,V L ,ii ' vb ,V ' ' M f l wwf msd' .. . e if ft V.-rl o 'The G precision formations, a result of year-arou practice, and their Jlivefwire majorets have gained the band members high honors in the city. iv T Their vim and vigor music has served to bring out evqryones 'schopl spirit at pep A , f rallies, while their cheers and supportioftlg team has inspired the players when -the l l . 4 . 0 ' , M , I - .I goi g was tough. A ' - I 6 'IJ' A l i , ,X 5 - Q ' A , Without .the band what would a footbalL game be? Adding glamour to a well- played game, they leave their footprints on the ,alwgysjmgddy field., 4 4 r X J With the playing of Its A Grand Old Flag and 'Pack Up Yon? roubles , all Tl 1 ' 1 . ,' x S the suits are a gay, clean, blue and gold, but, if the weather is true to form, the end 'Lf fi of the program finds the band mem'berg!!,ma'l2'ing a wild dash for the n arest dry l ai , . Q f 3 K C 9' ,, . cleaning establishment. 4 a L ,J bx .fi , , 'Y XJ ,f D L E ' ' Our band goer rizmfchnzg on! 'J J U' H 1' Y I 1 N 57 , 3 2 if I Ml J Wav, -- ' rg , J. 59- , r I I V E r J' 'ug I l L, ' 1 'ULU I nf! 15 ab' 'P Row l, left to ri ti Eng Marslialil. Arkieffffelixiell. Betfy Hawkins. Dorothy Koplock. Barbara Brown. Enola Manger, IL ' 1 . , Q , is sFr3ke5' Patsy C llolwf ' llyn aff '.I1UGiS6 Vl7elsbache1', Gwrlltle Fiseus, Patricia VVise, joan Polen, Paul Gosie v - 1' 'Y 'mn, Di ' Ewellbaum, Jonnnyzlil en ob Mee slain, Fred Kreuz, Row : Dale Williams, Ed Iuenemann, Louis Sehiavone, H ' Leger 4 rdgk For- Ghipne, Sara V: 0 , i rd Daugbienbach, Paul Johnson, Nora Kirby, jean Tidenberg, Betty Uebel. Glenna Morris, Nic . or t, Geraldine Jacksnir George Add rge Caser, Florence Domenico, Jack Halkides, Donna Fike. Row III: Leonard Shull, Ralph Menear, Norman Collins, Betty ossler, Dean r on, Donna Chrisp, Mary Bricker, joan Todd, Peggy Pierce, Celia DiMinno, Kay Bawn, George Bechtel. Lconztrrl Forchione, Elsie ihoman, Johrfqeser, Paul Basner, Don VVest. Row IV: Dora Evrit, Benny Wolfe, Beverly Dickerhoff, Tony Seozzarella, Betty McBride, Rita Sanford, fohn Jacks, larlg Bailey. Evelyn Thur, Norma Oeffinger, Vincent Chiarucci, Jean Lehnian. Eel Kirkland, Tom Strub, ,Betty Er0okEhDale ' M ' ' ' ' E f r i l3'iKf 1 l Deames. llfow V: Mary Jane Tressel, Bill Cnnther Edwin Hose, Stanley Elvin, Mary Brady, Heniy Hoffnmn, George Bolduct, L en ll, '1m, ares SHUI, xKQ711llClL'QllIlll'Kl, Leonamh,XVi-tezak. Dick Cerbee, Carl Mitseff, Doris llnrtnlan. Barbara Knop. Ronnlcl Eschliman, Dale Long, Betty Seckler. Page 88 The Timken 0,2 is noted for uburing the candle at both ends during the weeks of rehearsal for the Spring Revue. Often on short notice our orchestra, under the capable direction of Cecil Armitage, has come through with appropriate selections for special occasions. Hard and long hours do not bother these ambitious musicians, as many of the students are also mem- bers of Civic music organizations. The 1946 orchestra, with its accurate timing, has always supported the choruses and soloists on stage, for a competent orchestra in the pit gives a feeling of security to the performers. Sarah Van Horn, serving as music librarian, has efficiently handled the tremendous job of filing, sorting, anfl distributing the Lnusica I . 1, V! ,.', F a i I 1 t . Row I, left to right: Evelyn Thur, Pat NYeber, Sarah Yan Horn, Dorothy Kopl0cl5T Ferna Zantopoulos, Marion rI.l'llll1D. Row II: Eileen Kelil. lVIarilyn Zahler, Norma Oeffinger, Nick Scott, George Bachtel. Richard Stun-n, Tom Strub, Jane XVeisel. Donna Chrisp. Row III: Dick Gerbec, Dale Baker, Efl -IUCIISIIIZIIHI, Paul Basner, Vincent Chiarucci, Jean Lehman, Henry Leitner. Dale Long, XVendell Grimm, Elmer Joseph. Row IV: Ruth Ann Elliott, Mr. Armitage, Ed Kirkland. Bill Ginther, lNIa1'y Jane Tressel, George Bolduce, Mary Brady, Norma Kamp, Ronald Eschliman, Greta Bergen and John Gorlagides were absent when the picture was taken. l Page 89 The Timken ' . . . earnest and talented . . . have sung their way into everyone's heart. Entertaining the school and the public at assemblies and in the Revue, they have gained admiration and fame for themselves and our school. When Revue time creeps around they add many hours to their rehearsal time. Each year they presnt a diffrent aria from a famous opera, their caroling at Christmas time puts the whole school in the holiday spirit. qC0,nim,e1! nn next pagey Row I, left to right: Donna Kramer, Verna Koslowski, Tillie Bikis, Eleanor Capohianco, Annabelle Fowler, Louella Phillips, Richard Krach, Robert Binkley, Ronald Shackle, Robert Smith, Manuel Silva, Connie Melton. Row Il: Eleanor Parks. Helen Speros, Evelyn Turnides, Lillian Hughes, Pauline Johnson, Arlene Gathers, Beverly Kraus. Betty Myers, John Biris, Paul Parks. James Cooper, VVilliam Eschliman, Paul Morelli, VVilliam Horner. Row III: Elaine Stuifel, Marilyn Grove, Jean Ann Roud, Virginia Longociu, Rita Pruesser, Sarah Touvell, Corinne Scott, June Campbell, Robert Zarfrnan, Gene Marks, John Biris, Robert Hann, Russell Furney. Row IV: Barbara Tucker, Ann Hayes, Ruth NVilson, Virginia Stewart, Helen Namciu. Florence Shain. Pauline Tzortzakis. Dick Saunders, Glenn Nice, John Buturain, Carl Di Pietro. Patrick McCallin. Row V: Eleanor Lorenz, Doris Kenchel, Pauline Kiegler. Mary Nicou. Tony Heropoulos, Eugene lllarshall. Leonard Forchione, Joe Slivenick. Clellan McFadden, Gene Kopp, VVilliam Johnson. 6 to .,. f e Q - Page 90 4 L x 6 .mc P r o CHORAL C'-UB cC0121fi7ZZ66db Talented soloists, Joanne Casey, June Campbell, Evelyn Householder, and Henry Hofmann, have contributed to the programs. Taking their cues from the untiring Mr. Armitage, the boys and girls have zealously become part of our school tradition. We bid tJ1em goo -bye and many thanks for their always splendid performances. 5 w rf ! l iq' WX 3 Row I, left to right: Evelyn Cobb, Vera Daughenbaugh, Mary Kay Reese, Joanne DeCosmo. Sarah Van Horn, Joanne Casey. Eleanor Piatt, Anthony Faye, Bob Kutcher, Nathaniel Faye, Nick Anguilo, Don Valentine. Row II: Anna Hadjian, Olympia Pandrea, Susan Durbin, Evelyn Enstathios, Mar- leise Lytle. Helen Pugh, Anita Bulso, Louis Di Antonio, Herbert Bardine, Ronald Harrell, Mike Carpinelli, George Stefanak. Perry Louros. Row III: Alice Thompson, VVilma Fraser, Myrtle Boston, Joanna Angelantoni, Joan Mulheim, Geraldine Bushta, Kathleen Nickas, Lamar Travis, Richard Boezek, James Shenkle. Leonard Shull, Ray Manier, Lloyd Dunham. Row IV: Dorothy Garaux, Louise Capestrain. Lillian Yisinger, Rosina Schuster, Delores Van Dress, Lois Miller, Donna Fike, Jeannine Rawlings, Dale Long, Eddie Grossehmidt, Leroy Smith, Dick Tinlin, Frank De Angelis. Row V: Mary Gadns, Donna Hahan, Gloria Delgado, Emilia Conception, Norma Oefiinger, Rose Refkin. Margaret Niamtu, XVillard Stufflebean, Henry Hofmann, Roger Summer, John Conrad, Glenn Brigham, Robert Smith, Glenn lWcClin'tock. Page 91 I The H6602 Z4, in their desire to become artistes, have con- quered the fundamentals of chorus work and are midway in ther ascent of the musical ladder. These 47',ers have been outstanding in their scholastic work, but they received their greatest thrill whn Mr. Armitage promoted the group from novices to virtuosos. Row I, left to right: Audrey Sitler, Agnes Intoccio, Jennie Tortora, Anita Fulmer, Ida McVehil, Evelyn Householder, Ruth Ann Elliott, Catherine Penna, Norma Repasky, Jauene Iden, Gerry Frakes, Joann Postlcthwait, Eleanor Ross, Carol Moorehead. Row II: Lois Ratcliff, Hilda Wagner, Lillian Gasbare, Edith Sturm, Helen West, Barbara Makrides, Freda Moses, Dorothy McDonald, Donna Keller, Shirley Caddes, Janice Mulheim, Marilyn Webler. Mary Jane Steese. Ruby Roessner,. Row III: Dolores Fete, Lucille Brozovic, Katherine Sontag, Gertrude Fiscus, Pat Kenny, Irene Magyary, Barbara Schmader, Marjorie Johnson, Julia Perretta, Mary Jane Kulich, Gerry Jackson, Dolores Shaheen, Vivian Overly, Shirley Stoneman, Carol Essner. Row IV: Connie Monterruhio, Anne Toussant, Mary Kompara, Mae VVernecke, Eleanor Mija, Doris Hartman, Gertrude Nieporte, Helen Brown, Laura Marshall, Pat XVeber, Janice Brown, Elvira Notaro. Magdalene Karapicles, VVanda Brown. Helen Dumitru. Bessie Brummai w. If D I fm? .Y ,n gf 1 Page 92 5 HL' 5. ,V Q , Q A R 4, r A., A L A I I. f ff , 4 3' if j v A H- V The now past the stage of hero f yr' worship is ready to step into the shoes of the Junior Chorus. Busy, learning the scales and -notes, they enjoy the pleasure of singing new songs. The are determined to become roficient. Y i r l ll Row I, left yobifghtz Laura George, Kay Bawn. Loretta Fleck. Nancy Smith, Teresa Codispoti. Sylvia Miknsa. Nnrina Mclliifin. Arlcle Moldovan, Alice Papadopoqlos, Flora Turnicles. Bertha Karipicles. Gloria Mattachione. Norma Bulso. Row II: Margaret Stefanak, Ruby Nelson, Velma Dye, Joanne Dolan Betty Jo Belew, Mary Hastings. Sharlyn Tschantz, Arlene Yans, Ann Hoskinson. Rosalie Campitelli. Ann Capestrain, Jean Chismar, Joan Coates,4 'lorence'Fenton. Row III: Donna Faulk. Ann Pethtel, Dorothy Jaeb, Patty Kahler, Mary Alice Vl'ells, Josephine Volpe. Ida Miller, Joan Farber, Hden Nliehalk, Mary Streamo, Mary Alice Reigler, Katherine Vllilson, Donna Richardson. Janice Mclntyre. Row IV: Rose lllartin, Wilma Bmie,'fLucy Rizzo. Verna Pullman. Betty Saimes. Pat Gusler, Virginia Caster. Viola Crowther, Connie Navarro. June llfosser, llfiarilyn Iden, Nancy BGlosser, Marie Maxine. Irene Rainsire. Row V: Ruth Jones. Ruth Baker. Marian Likens. Helen Melietta. Rose Franta, Jean Rabatin. Elvira Gersky. Dolores Kutrovac. Violet Orange, Ruth Seese. Rosemary Zinl-Q. Rorothy Banalian. VVancla Stokoe. Dorothy Cooley, Donna Slayman, .Donna Neel, Florence Banta. m . U ',l' ,W Q dn 'IJ K ,ff A P 'ffxlk f 1 X y il if .J W Sf MN ,fl y xy 'X fix! p Page 93 The Zd, a group of energetic songsters, have attained an excellent start in their chorus work. They accept the intensive drilling for perfection i-n a good natured stride and sing for the love of singing. Often lines and spaces, bars and rests, sharps and flats, clefs and notes confuse them, but they have set a high goal and they are determined to attain it. Row I, left to v-ighti Marilyn Hvnnnnzi. Antoinette Starr, Joyce Ferguson. Ami l'Jinietrien. Doris Silverthorn. Katherine Rukavina. Alice Yignos. Betty Leitner, Patty Myers. Glenna Morris. XVeda Scott. Row II: Marjorie Hoilfman. Jean Cyphert. Betty YVinla11rl, Sarah Roberts. Helen XYhaley. Donna XYalton. Enola Manger. Doris MeAnnlty. Uorothy Fink. Ruth Nichols. Lorna English, Anna Codispoti, Mary Naugle. Marjorie Lechner, Row III: Virginia Hahan. Josephine Monginrtlo. Dorothy Popa. Mary Rossi. Pat Saunders. Flo Lou Lawrence, l.ois Budner, Paralee Watkins. Florence Maloney. Mary Hanson. Dorothy Brown. Dorothy Kulich. Eleanor Silvery, Patricia Hogue. Row IV: Mary Proach, Mary Lou VK'illiains, Marilyn XVillJanks, Peggy Pearce, Eva ,lane fonts, Donna Barnes. Dorothy Davis, Mable Saimes, Sally Swartz, Peggy VVallace. Lucy Magnacca, Regina Ryan. Marilyn Keefer, Virginia Suarez, Rosemarie Moses. Row V: Mary Ellen Guenther, lylary Lou Hayes, Lois Rifc, Janet Rhine. Leonora Marxist, Marilyn Brown. Corinne Miller, Mary Toniic. Ioyce Marshall, Barbara Mattes, VVilda King, Donna Lukens, Joann Meyers, Florence Maxwell. Page 95 'F The W0 at the end of each month is a tired and bedraggled group eagerly awaiting the reactions of the students to the school paper. After gathering the news, writing up the articles, arranging the pages, the whole ushebang' is sent to pressg then it's up to the business staff, under the leadership of Mr. William Myers, to sell the paper. Also, a large part of the work of this staff is to contact the advertisers both before and after the paper is published. Under the editorial instruction of Miss Martha Strauch and Miss Pauline Bridge, this staff has provided the students with school news, interesting features, interviews, columns, and sport news. ' PAGE EDITORS Page 1 ,,,,, Jean Lehman Page 2 r,,,, ..,, P aul Basner Page 3 e,e,. ,r,,, , Pat Weber Page 4 ,,... ,,,.. J ack DeLong Row I, left to right: Lillian Visingcr. Florence Smith. Beverly VVatson, Joan Polen, Sylvia Papadopoulos, Dorothy Bruder, Susie Kantor, Frances Ferguson, Helen Namciu. Row II: Anne Toussant, Jeanne Tidenberg, N alia DeFrank, Margaret White, Marleise Lytle, Gloria Erbel, Norma Novak, Pauline Granehi, Alice Novak, Patricia Weber. Row III: Mary Berginides, Dorothy Sichler, Carol Essner, Marilyn Webler, Connie lllonterrubiu, Corrine Scott, Mary Jane Steese. Row IV: Patricia Myers, Betty McBride, Rose Refkin, Jean Lehman, Jacqueline Fraleigh, Dorothy Cann, Janice Brown, Margaret Niamtu, Voncla Lee Hancllin, Helen VVest, Row V: Jean Evans, Dale Zimmerman, John Conrad, Jack DeLong, Paul Basner, Dick Coleman. Dave VVeise. Edith Sturm. Page 95 The 6010 S small but industrious, has worked long and hard during the past months to produce this fine 1946 annual. Pictures, copy, deadlines, nursery ryhmes, material, to type, carbon copies, rewrites, layouts, cover design, homework left undone, and classes skipped . . . are all in a day's work during the grooming of the yearbook. Successfully guided by Miss Martha Strauch, Miss Pauline Bridge, and Miss Gertrude Bock in the copy department, Mr. William Myers with the checkbook, Mr. Richard Huebner, art instructor, the staff has earnestly composed and figured, under material and financial restrictions, to present Timken students with an outstanding Tivo. Co-editors Bill Coy and Beverly Watyon have been assisted by a very capable group of students . . . all credit for the art work and attractive layout goes to Bill, while the revised nursery rhymes are something from Beverly's second childhood. Row I, left to right: Dorothy Bruder, Susie Rumor, Beverly XYzLtsm1, P1lLl,lIle ljranehi. Gloria Forsyth. Row II: Dorothy Cami, Jack DeLong, Bill Coy, Patsy lVoolslayer, Eddie Gl'OSSCllIlllllI. Row Ill: l'lI'dllCCS Ferguson, Bob Gallatin, john Zuzich, Vonda Lee Handlin. Page 96 7946 S ' Witli so many wonderful skits and so very little space, we lift the curtain on: Row I, left to Vrigbz: Bob Beiter, Dominic Lepore, Eddie Southerland. Row II, Joanne Casey, Evelyn Thur, Leonard Witczak. 664666 Music-makers at Timken who have always delighted our Revue audiences are: Eileen Kehl, Dick Gerbec, Evelyn Thur, Pat Weber, Ruth- anne Elliott, George Bolduce, john Godagides, Louis Schiavone, Paul Basner. mm i W , 'll , fmflie Row I, left to right: Dorothy Koplock, Rose Franta, lllary June Steese, Elaine Stufiel, Carol Morrchcad, Barbara Nlakrides, Jean Ticlenluerg, Alive Novak, Helen Spa-ros, Lois Ann Galy, Aflela llloldovnu. Row II: George Chzmget, Ralph Leo, Richard Krach, Dick Bitzel, Harold Miller, Dewey' jones. Eugene Marshall, Anthony Lanze, Tony Coruso. Bob ZZll'tl1l2l1'l, Bill Auld. Russell Furmgey. Row III: Dominic Tcnnglia, Sarah Yam Horn. v id f 1 . .., J f L ,. Page 97 Tbe Timken Spring Revue, the long awaited highlight In addition to the praise received for the performances, the year, held many thrills and chills for capacity the Revue brought forth many hidden talents and created many new friendships. hree choruses of well blended voices, amusing skits by The show was tirelessly directed by Mr. Cecil Armitage, Dramatic Club, an ultra fashion show, daring tumbling Mr. A. Clarke Miller, Mr. Marion Conkel, assisted by the the unique bobby-sox ballet, a competent pit orch- Stage Technicians, and Mr. William Martin, assisted by talented soloists, and the hep Friends of Modern the Stagecraft Crew. Praise should also go to the many were all combined into three evenings of supberb others fgho wepe ' valuable back s age. f' ,-,,f,. p sehr' V1 V if D J Ekf ,.Qg,,:f?f ow I, left to right: Dick Sturm, Evelyn Householder, Henry Hofmann, Joanne Casey, Bob Baker, Dick Gerbec, Eileen Kehl, Put VVeber, Evelyn hur, Frank De Angelis, Kay Bawn, Edwin Hose, Cecil Armitage. Row II: Thomas Strub, Dale Long, Nick Scott, Jack Halkirles, Henry Leitner, ill Giflihef, Mary Jane Tressel. Row III: Ronnie Escl-uliman, Geofilge Bolduce, Louis Schiavone, Paul Basner, Eddie juenemann. John Gotlagides vas absent when the picture was taken., fl it va N A, x 4 I ev 'S 3, Mrffmhj ' -te J,-,v ,gy ll I -, e . . , . , - . , -. sf Q 1. ff 4 ' a Sarah Van Horn, Jean Chismar, Gerry Frakes, Gertrude Fiscus, Louise VVelsbacher, Patsy Galloway, Rita Sanford, Pat Gusler, Ann Capestrain. Page 98 The Tecfmicimzr. cooperating with the Smgecwfl crew, make our stage facilities some of the finest among the Canton Schools. The Stagecraft Crew, under Mr. William Martins supervision design and construct the scenery. Their creative ability has always received recognition during the Revue and Class Play. 'Q Mr. Conkleis Stage Technicians are the little men behind the curtains , who move the scenery, create the lighting effects, sound effects, and make possible the tradition, the show must go on. Bob Grogan is t supervisor of the Stage Technicins. u fff' J' JM' Jffj' :age e Q Nbert G gag, Wayne Haldeman, Russell Scheetz, Albert Totten, Walter Zenovic. if I ' wee hah Irene Arunski, Angeline Bates, Margaret Birtalan, Tom Cauffield, Nick Crile, Ethel Davis, Jerome Eckroate, Joanne Erickson, Paul Fink, john Gibbs, Mary Hastings, Bertha Karipides, Paul Lanka, Lester Lower, Mary Ellen Loy, Donna Myers, Verna Paulman, Betty Saimes, jack Schlemmer, Don Snyder, Bill Stark, Sharlyn Tschantz, Flora Turnides, Shirley Weaver, Howard Wise. yQA Page 99 The p was a smash hi wi te dra and u ch racterizatio . Rosina Di Battista, a newcomer to the Thespia ovg an ent for drama, is while Steve Katsaris and Dominic Lepore each co inued his skillf performan . Bo have been outstanding in plays and revues during the past four years. Leonard Witzack's character portrayal of a Very Irish ' source of much enjoy- mentg Toby Gattrell as the aged court clerk, with an eye for a pretty girl, added humor to each scene and gained laurels for his fine performance. The wealth of talent, the expert direction of Mr. A. Clarke Miller, and the earnest work of the Stagecraft Crew combined to present a play which was enjoyed immensely by the sell-out audience. Seated at Judge's Bench: Fred Kraft, Dominic Lepore. Rosina DiBattista, Dickson VVilhel1n. Robert Beiter, Evelyn Cobb, Glen Boorrl. Steve Katsaris, Beverly Ringer, At Exterme Left of Courtroom, Row I, left to right: Jeannine Rawlings, Mary Brady, lyfary Jane Komparn. Anita Bulso. Helen Pugh. Row II: Joanne Casey, Cari Ciulla. Leonard Vv'itcLak, Pat Gusler, Bill Bennett. Row III: Jack Bevin, lylarizxn Hoffman. Katherine Demos. Helen Joseph, Mike Zuzich. Seated in Jury Box, Row I, left to right: Bertha Afentul. Sophie Papachriston. Ronnie Robinson, Marilyn lvlikes, Joe Charley. Viola Nartluzzi. Row II: Eugene Caley. Lawrence Evers, Don Schweitzer, Peggy Ackers. Frank Farina, Ioanne Esber. Page l00 I ' ' . i The ed Om' are the smiling and pleasant students who welcome our many visitors and escort them on tours of the building. Their name signifies the work they do for they serve as ushers at all important school functions, and, by request, they assist at civic entertainments held in our auditorium. Under the efficient guidance of Mr. W. F. Mc-Artor and Miss Ella May Heidman, the Timken Service Society has always given the visitors an excellent first impression of our school. President ,t,,,,,, ,,..,..... J ane Hensley Vice-Preficient ...,....,t.t,i,,, Ruth Ann Elliott Secretary G Treafmfer ,,,,,t,, Russell Scheetz . Row I, left to right: Arline Gathers. Evelyn Cobb, Frances Ferguson. Dorothy Bruder, Susie Kantor, Doris Pellegrino, Vonda. Lee H-andlin, Evelyn Householder, Ruth Ann Elliott, Gloria Erbel. Pauline Granchi, Irene Hussar. Ferna Zantopoulos, Joanne DeCosm0, Ruth Schoonover, Lois Ratcliff, Betty Stark, Delores Everhart, Evelyn Ketchum. Beverly VVatson. Row II: Doris Latimer, Virginia Schauh, Louise Capestrain, Lillian Gasbare. Ioan Kleinschmitlt, Alexandra Mazarakan. Corrine Scott,, Katherine Abood, Alice Lyons, Janet Argyle, Carol Moorhead, Julia Oleslca, Alice Novak Beverly Ringer. Faye Abraham, Dorothy Sickler. Shirley Stephan, Evelyn Eustathios, Marilyn Snyder, Sylvia Papadopoulos, Row III: Miss Heidman June Hall, Don Long, Lois lNIiller, Connie Monterrubio. Pat Aneshansley, Rosina Shuster, Lillian Yisinger, Kathleen Nickas, Geraldine Bushta, Pat Myers, Amelia Conception, Joanne Angelantoni, Olympia Pandrea. Catherine Demos, Ioan Abel, Patricia Reitz, Lucille Brozovic, LaYerne Stewart. Row IV: Anna Hadjian, Dick Donze. Edith Sturm, Irene Magyary, Jackie Eraleigh, -Ioan Mulheim, Donna Fike. Dorothy Koplock, Margaret Niamtu, Pauline Aubill, Laura Marshall, Helen Brown, Eleanor Mija, Mae YYernecke. Mary Jane Steese. Pat XYeber, Myrtle Boston. ,lean Ann 7 Roud, Paul Morelli. Row V: David Krohe. Pauline Riegler, Doris Kenchel, Joanne Rowles, Irene Almasy, Clara Kauderer, Betty Novak, Velma Kuntz. Ellen Cheriron. Gertrude Neiporte. Helen Lanka, Joanne Llmschueider, Marilyn H'eih, Gladys Day, Bertha Afentul, Mary Margaritakis, Sophie Papachriston. Row VI: Dorothy Cann. Ernest Chekan, James Cloud. Clyde NYay, Russell Seheetz, Harry Leafe, Mary Neiporte. VVayne Halderman, Don Colaner. Bill Esehliman, John Conrad. Richard Schlemmer, Glen Brigham. Eleanor Lorenz. Mr. MacArtor. 2 I i Page lOl The 7m ' are theuathletic ' l f gir s o Timkenl' who act as usherettes at basketball games, referee at class sports, and assist in the gym classes. Each Trojan Leader excells in a variety of athletic skills, including basketball, volley ball, and self- testing exercises. ,x The Tumbling Team adds many thrills to the Timken Spring Revue. The leaders skillQl not only in athletics, but in I 'X f' scholarship and other school activities. J it ,f I Y i r v .A I 1 1 ' 1 Row I, left ritz 'orrjNny ', Sylvia I'Ill5?llI01IUlllUS, Arlelu Pfejidenlgwgrwhn- WHY-Lois Perkins M1dz.R ED S ,I,':Pk'.,M. . M. . ' ' ' o ov in onn ent'r ois er ms aim 'nm Ilzce-Prendenl nn' Pun Elaine Row III: M' y , lyn if Olive Leiter. Carol Moorhead. Segyetdyy VWWAH -M gYYiMari1yn Zahler Row IV: A ce, Iglllafieywokgloi. lorn Turnitles. Evelyn Turnifles. Tredjurer VH nnYDe1O1.es Van Dress Row V: arhil'a Ma'R'1i'-A wsr Ifranta. Dt-rinlig Ktiplick, Elaine Stl fel, 'l' T' 'l ' ' iyn lnoxe., Klnrxlyn Lahler. Row VI: Nmrina , Q Oeffinge , E vior Lorenz, Helen Namciu. l':it Myers, VY:intln Stokoe I ' , elei Mclxetta. Louise XYQ-lslmcl1ei'. Shirley Gzttns. l Q Manager ,,,,, jean Ann Roud Row I, left to right: lean Pigott I , Y . .oztnne Erickson Clam Count i1'. Evelyn Thur. Ruth Sehoonover, Sarah Van Horn. Nancy Closser. Row II: Alice Novak, Helen Speros. Marilyn Snyder, A iiii II May lloskinson, Marilyn Mikes, Bertha Knripicles, Jean Chislnzir Row III: Helen Mielialk, Mildred Ritchey, Arlene Yuns. Row IV: Jenn Ann Routl, Dolores Van Dress, Jeannine C' i'ri ss. Row V: Elverzi Gursky, lizinrzi Mztrshzill, Margaret Nizimtu. Row VI: Shirley XVEZLVCY, llelen Lanka, Flor- ence Shain. s Page 102 The ' is a national organization, but the Timken Chapter was founded when Mr. Lyle started teaching at Timken. The headquarters of the G. A. Club is located in Washington, D. C., from where notices came as to developments in printing and data about contests into which club members can and do enter. The Graphic Arts Club has won fame for Tirnken by winning three silver cup awards in four years. The club, sponsored by Mr. Lyle and Mr. Madzay, is a self-governing group within itself. This year's officers are Glenn Zandt, president, Bill Wadsworth, vice-presidentg Don Reed, secretary, and Bob Logan, treasurer. The club has its basketball and baseball teams. Money for parties and outings is furnished by the collection of dues. Since practically all the members, who have gradu-' ated, are in the armed forces, letters from these former students are enjoyed by the Graphic Arts Club. Although the club has no motto, the principal of the club is Good Will through Companionshipf' Row I, left to right: Dick Ditty, Bruce Drotleff, Mervin Cramer. Tom Mitseff. George Shimko. Thomas Sholtis, Dave Houghten. Row II: Mr. C. A. Lyle, Nelson Fry, Don Reed, Bob Blllla.. Bob Bowersczx. Glenn Zandt. Hr. I. Mzxtlzay. Rcw III: Bill xV3ClSVVOYtl1, Bob Logan. 1 3 r Page 103 The duties of our g S begin early every morning with the task of notifying students that a book is available or that a book is overdue. Each period, a zealous group takes over the filing of cards, the mending of books, the typing of new cards, the straightening of books on the shelves, and the duties of door attendant and desk clerk. ' This group meets every other Tuesday of the month at the close of school for a business meeting. Their meetings are made quite interesting by lectures and various types of programs. President t.,,,t., .... M ary jane Tressel Vice President ,.,,,.,,,.,,. ,,,., E dith Sturm Secretary 6 Treasurer ,,,,, ..,, M arilyn Snyder Seated, left to right: Louise Capestrain. Helen Namciu, Dale Lappin. Ruth Schafer, Mary Gadus, Lucille Brozovic. Standing: Velma Kuntz, Marilyn Snyder. Geraldine Bushta. Patricia Aneshan- sley. Jean Evans. Row I, left to right: Virginia Ilimarzio. Ruth Murphy, Joyce Fer- guson, Ethel Davis, Mary Spataro, Nora Kirhy, Mary Steese. Row II: George Novak. Margaret Zink, George llance. Seated, left to right: Frances Ferguson, Gloria Erbel. Standing, left to right: Marilyn Heib, Catherine Miller. Joann Myers. Helen Lanka, Mary Tressel, Lois Ratcliff, Margaret Pfaus. Edith Sturm, Mary Kompara. Seated, left to right: June Kessler, Hazel Leutholfl, George Adams, Alice Papadopoulos. Standing: Mary Luzzi, Irene Ramsire, james Ream, Betty Paul, Donna Senter, Adela Moldovan. 1' H 2 fl s,a, , A 1 , ' .. . 4,5 I J 'hr B Page 104 Timken's p aid the Business Staff of the Tivog engage in many class uties and assist in general scurrying aboutv official business of the school. in Durin f e man war drives these representatives have been constant reminders to the students that the dead line I ri ' v P' I was near. ' ' 1 F Z Work begins for them immediately following their election. Because of the V fl l I J efforts of these representatives, home rooms have been 100 per cent in the payment of class dues and purchasing of annuals. Class representatives with committees, make classvpaqtfes frolicsome successes. ' 1 v f, t if rf if! ,V ,I , s U X. Row I, left to right: Mike Bagnolia, Raymond Kramer, Richard Kf3Ck1.?,xJli'gilll2l Suarez, Agnes lntoccio, Arlene Gathers, Helen Kessopoulos, Norma Novak, Lucy Magnacca, Barbara Spino, Dominick Tenaglia, Row II: Ray Amigo, Bertha Afentul, Don Bowker, Sophie Papachriston. Angeline Bates, Fred Hayes. Jim Bossart, Lucille Brozovic, Shirley Stephan, Clara Connor, Helen Stirltl, Diane Heck. Row III: VValter Krebs. Marian Hoffman, James Karales. Varlos Vazquez, Guy Conversino. Alfred Lile, Frank DeAngelis, Herb Bartline, Don Clark, Louis Perez, Glen McClintock. Row IV: George Zemanides. Harry Sares. George Berheles, John Hanlon, Don Coates, George Shimko, Mary Nicoui, Annie Buliough, Victoria Graclier, Rosamonrl Royer. Myrtle Boston. Row V: Sam Karipimles. Russell Scheetz, Michael Mitchell, Jerry Sellman, Rob Cestrig, Stanley Jones, Elmer Chickey, Albert Ahclulla. Eddie firosschmirlt. Robert flussett, Vincent Balla. Row VI: Earl Martin, Jack Briggs. Paul Yurin. llrzminielt l.epo1'e. John Bates. Charles Koskovich. Nelson Fry, Kenneth flunfla. Ronalrl Yan Horn. Jack Schaffer. 1 I J r ll' it--T' 'ix Q! 2 as SENIOR DIRECTORY ACCOUNTING AlmaSy, Irene ,..,,vA,. ,,,,,,,,,, 1 615 Stark Avenue S. W. 'Latirnen Doi-is YYYYYYAYYYYY,,,,,v, 1635 Henry Avenue S. W. Basner, Paul ..,,.. ,,,,,,, 7 05 Maryland Avenue S. W Lehman, Jean, --,-,vw,,,, 1135 Shadyside Avenue S. W. Bricker. Mary ,,,,,,.. ,.,,., . ...1368 Scoville,Avenue S. Cobb, Evelyn .eee,..e . eee. 15915 Bdgefield Avenue N. Coleman, Dick .,...Y.Y,,77,,,,,,, 2909 Fourth Street N. Dickerhoff, Beverly... 3757 Cleveland Avenue, S. W W W W. Lorenz, Mary A,YA,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,, 1 501 Navarre Road S. W. Magnacca, Filornena ,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,, .1708 Fifth Street S. E. Morelli, Rosaria ........... 1820 Edwards Avenue N- E- Nicholas, Amaleen A,.....,.,,,,,,.. 1932 Perm Place N- E. Forsyth, Gloria ,,,.,,,,, 1112 Thirteenth Street N. W Pglen, -Ioan ,,-,,,,,,,,,, Edison Avenue, R. D. No. 5, Gosiewski, Audrey ,,,,,,,...,.,,,, 2212 Sixth Street N, W. Massillon, Ohio Graham, Treva ,,,...,.,.,.,,,,, 1118 Seventh Street N. E Riegler, Pauline ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 702 Eighth Street N. E. Gray, Patricia .,,,,,, , .,,.1,,r,, 1512 Twentieth Street N. E Hollback, Marjorie... ....,.-..412 Broad Avenue N. W. Rush, jo Ann .....,.., Schell, Michael .,...,. ......10l8 Mahoning Road N. E. 1815 Bryan Avenue S. W. Hollback, Marjorie ............... 412 Broad Ave. N. W. Scott, Corinne ,.................., 132.4 Eleventh Street S. E- Hunter, Lauretta .............. 714 Waynesburg Road S. E Silverthorn, Jane ,,,,.,,,.. 4433 Aurora Boulevard N. W. Hussar, Irene. ............. 1520 Greenfield Avenue S. W Spataro, Ursula ,,......,,,,.......... 1602 Olive Place N. E. Isaac, Emily ....,.......,,,,,,,,.,, 2012 Eighth Street N. E, Toiney, Elaine ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 41 Mahoning Rcad N. E. Ketchum, Evelyn 2900 Seventh Street S. W. Kostewicz, Valerie ,,,,,,,, 2406 Fourteenth Street N. E Krebs, Walter .. 1119 Bellflower Avenue S. W Touvell, Sarah. .............. White, Margaret. ........... . Zimmerman, Dale ,.., 2506 Forty-second Street AUTO SHOP Alessandrini, Anteo ........,... 418 Belden Avenue N. E George, Samuel .A,r., ...,.. 2 034 Eighth Street 1264 Camden Avenue S. W. 1037 Clinton Avenue S. W. N. W. N. E. Bergmann, Charles F.,... 636 Greenfield Avenue S.W Godagides, John ..,,,. . .......... 1736 Eleventh Street N. E. Buturain, John .............. 2119 Fifteenth Street S. W. Groves, Walter ....... 242 Thirty-third Street N. W. Casali, Henry ........, ........... . 1412 Gonder Avenue S. E. Hanlon, John .......... . 1370 Greenfield Avenue S- W- Conrad, Henry ........ . .... 1441 Louisiana Avenue N. W. Johnson, William ........... 1513 Edwards Avenue N. E. Cool, Atwood .......,........ 719 Patterson Avenue S. W. Kalagidis, Memorial ........ 2985 Maple Avenue N. E. Cottrill, Kenneth ....,...,.. .1353 Dueber Avenue S. W. Klein, Robert ,.,... ,......... 1 338 Minerva Court N. W. Cropper, Robert ........ 1607 Twenty-third Street N. E. Lippka, Frank. ..... . Broad Avenue Extension N. W. Crum, Robert, ................... 2507 Whipple Rcad S. W. Samonides, Pete .. ................. 1748 Irwin Place N. E. Curati, Hershel .... ........ 2 425 Harrisburg Road N. E. Srnuckler, Howard ...,......... 1451 Housel Avenue S. E. DeCicco, Vincent ................ 1629 Gibbs Avenue N. E. Tenaglia, John .,..... ....... 2 526 Winfield Way N. E. Drozda, William .............. 1605 Wayne Avenue N. E. Trace, James .......... ...... . . 1014 Sherrick Road S. E. Farina, James. ........ ...... 1 531 Vine Avenue S. W. Witezak, Leonard ,......... 3302 Eleventh Street S. W. Fusko, Milan ....... ....... 2 15 Millview Place S. W. Zimmer, Robert ., . 1020 Prospect Avenue S. W. Smith, Ethel ....... Zuzich, Michael ............ 1515 Eastview Avenue N. E. 909 Third Street CAFETERIA N. E. Vega, Louise ........ 2013 Seventh Street N. E. COMMERCIAL ART Coy, William ..... Davis, Barbara. ..... , ...... . Gallatin, Robert .... .... Gathers, Arline. ........... Hensley, Virginia ...... Alfieri, Lily ...... Antenuci, Eleanor ......... Baltzly, Anna .......... 902 Nineteenth Street Bikis, Tillie ..,,.... ,... Bullough, Annie .... .. Capuano, Betty .. Cross, Jeannine . .. 5859 Fairmount Boulevard .. 1450 Downing Court N. E. 2200 Harrisburg Road N. E. 15155 Fourteenth Street S. W. ....-...2351 Tenth Street N. W. 916 Ridge Road N. W. Kenchel, Doris ................. Lappin, Willard. ......,. Miller, Mona ................ Post, Emily ....... Stewart, Dale .,.... COSMETOLOGY 1144 Concord Avenue S. W. 1425 Henry Avenue S. W. N. E. 746 Gobel Avenue N. E. 1363 Scoville Avenue S. W. 2021 Twenty-fifth Street N. E. N. E. Datko, Rose ..................... Donato, Josephine ............ 1376 Scoville Avenue S. Fach, Barbara. ........... F ogle, Mary. ........ Gloss, Roberta ........... Hawkins, Betty ........... Heck, Patricia . ...... 1300 Twelfth Street N. E. ..,...,1645 Spangler Road N. E. 1362 Cleveland Avenue S. W. 801 Lawrence Road N. E. 810 Arlington Avenue N. W. 1410 Henry Avenue S. W. W. 630 Bender Court N. E. 605 Dewalt Avenue S. W. 11242 Shadyside Avenue S. W. 1.1537 Maryland Avenue S. W. 2835 Abbott Place N. W. Page 106 Hughes, Lillian ,,,,..,,.. COSMETOLOGY fCon1inuedl ....1l03 Franklin Avenue S. W. Johnson, Pauline. .,,,,l7,,,. 1154 Roslyn Avenue S. W. Koslowski, Verna ,,,,.1,,,,,,,. 1944 Fifteenth Street N. E. Kramer, Donna. .,,,,1,..... . Kraus, Beverly ,,,,....,,,,,,, H2233 Winfield Way N. E. .....427 Wells Avenue S. W. Maurer, Kathryn ,,,1.,,,,... 1601 Rowland Avenue N. E. Meyers, Betty ,,,,r.,,, 1323 Henry Avenue S. W. Plant, Norma. ......., Rivero, Anita ,,,,.,1..,,,,, Schafer, Donna ,.,,,. ,...,,,,.,.. Shain, Florence ..,,,,,,,, .......1252 Wertz Avenue S. W. ....-.l91S Eleventh Street S. W. 1219 Second Street S. W. 1100 Fourteenth Street N. E. Stewart, Virginia ,,,.....,.....,,.,.. 1424 Seneca Place N. E. Tzortzakis, Pauline ..,.-.1124 Piedmont Avenue N. E. Verbanick, Carolyn ,.,..... 1529 Wooster Avenue N. E. Wuchnic, Betty ,,,,,,. DRAFTING Naef, Mary ......,,, ...,,.,...,. 2 706 Navarre Road S. W. Perdue, Ethel ..,.,,,,..,.,, 1012 Thirteenth Street N. W. Brigham, Glen ....,,......... 1009 Bedford Avenue S. W. Burton, Dean ..........,......., 1451 Scoville Avenue S. W. Conrad, John .... . ,..,..,.... .1123 Garfield Avenue S. W. Deames, Dale .,,,...,....,,,.,,...,.. .409 Third Street N. W. Elseser, John ....,,,1..,...,.. 2815 Maywood Place S. W. Eschlirnan, William ....,.,. 948 Shadyside Avenue S. W. Hose, Edwin ..,,....,.,,......,. 815 Bedford Avenue N. W. Jacks, john ,..,..... Karipides, Sam ,,........,,.,.,,., . Klass, Bradley ....,,....,,,, Leitner, Henry. ...,,,,,.,,,,,,., 914 McKinley Avenue N. W. Wilson, Ruth ,,,.r...,.,,.... .-......Z347 Fifteenth Street N. E. 1715 Henry Avenue S. W. 1327 Ohio Avenue N. E. 1907 Cleveland Avenue S. W. 1034 Spring Avenue N. E. Schlemmer, Richard .,..,.,.,. 1131 Eleventh Street N. W. Stoica, Dan. ....,,..1..,...... .2325 Twentieth Street S. W. Svik, James. .,,,,,,......,,,.,,..,,. .2230 Allen Avenue S. E. West, Don ,......,,,.......,, 1028 Maryland Avenue S. W. Bailey, Lauretta. ,,,,,.,,,. 1724 Bellflower Avenue S. W. Caplea, Aurelia ......1.,.,,,, Grove, Marilyn ............,.,,,11. 1712 Bedford' Avenue S. W. 1117 Brant Avenue N. W. Hayes, Dorothy ....,.,..,.,..,., 2815 Twelfth Street N. W. Namciu, Helen .,......,,......,,,, 1932 Eighth Street N. E. Nicoiu, Mary ..........,,,,,... 1644 Bedford Avenue S. W. Pujazon, Mercedes ..,,..,,,,,,,, 373 Belden Avenue N. E. Pulley, Doris ,....,,,,,,..,. 1311 Louisiana Avenue N. W. ELECTRIC Chekan, Ernest. ............... 2209 Mahoning Road N. E. Cloud, James ............1.............. 130 Fifth Street N. W. Colaner, Donald ................ 156 Roslyn Avenue N. W. Cosentino, Joseph ..... Donze, Richard. ............... .1117 Dartmouth Avenue S. W 1160 Manor Avenue S. W. Grogan, Robert ................ 1010 Cherry Avenue N. E. Haldeman, Wayne .......... 1710 I-Iarmont Avenue N. E. Krach, Richard ................ 3004 Patton Avenue N. W. Krohe, William ................ 1234 Logan Avenue N. W. Leafe, Harry ................... 2302 Maple Avenue N. E. Long, Donald ............... 1205 Shadyside Avenue S. W. Longociu, Virginia .............. Parks, Ruth. ........................ . Anastasiades, Plato ................ Andaloro, Richard ............ Balla, Vincent ........1.........,.,. Bates, John ................ DRESSMAKING Roud, Jean ............... R. F. D. No. 1, Magnolia, Ohio Sinclair, Dolores ............... 1437 Gibbs Avenue N. E. Speros, Helen ........................ 1108 Tenth Street N. E. Steer, Shirley. ............... 2704 Seventeenth Street S. W. Stuffel, Elaine Ruth ...... 3115 Fourteenth Street S. W. Tucker, Barbara ................ 2103 Bryan Avenue S. W. Turnides, Evelyn. ........ . ........ 1802 Tenth Street N. E. Wright, Margaret. ....... 1117 Twenty-first Street N. E. SHOP Manos, Miltiades ..... .......... 1 749 Irwin Place N. E. Neztek, john ............1.......... .2007 Third Street S. E. Scheetz, Russell .....,....... 129 Saratoga Avenue N. W. Sell, Homer ........... ....... 1 204 Highland Road N. E. Suarez, Louis ...,. ....,... 1 642 Wertz Avenue S. W. Suarez, Oscar ......... ......... 1 642 Wertz Avenue S. W. Totten, Albert. ..................... 1315 Plain Avenue N. E. Winkler, Robert. ......l...... 2619 Eleventh Street N. W. Wuchnick, William. ........... 1724 Grave Avenue N. E. Zartman, Robert .............. 1512 Sixteenth Street N. E. Zenovic, Walter .......... 2419 Fourteenth Street N. E. GENERAL 2134 Fourth Street N. E. Preusser, Rita .............. 1005 Clarendon Avenue S. W. 615 Smith Avenue S. W. Strearno, john ................ 1015 Lafayette Avenue S. E. Wilson, Fred .......................... 1928 Grove Place S. W. MACHINE SHOP Bolduce, George .....1............ 1239 High Avenue S, W Bugh, Thoral ........ Changet, Nick ....... Cooper, James ......1....... 1916 Fourth Street S. E. 1418 Sherrick Road S. E. 1622 Vine Avenue S. W. 1004 Dartmouth Avenue S. W. ....-...2506 Fifteenth Street N. E ,..-...-..3l.19 Allen Extension S. E 306 Arlington Avenue N. W. Craig, Kenneth .............,.. Rear 1243 Raff Road S. W. Diehl, William ............ 2330 Fourteenth Street N. E. For-adas, Gust .,........,.....,......... 701 Rex Avenue N. E. Furney, William ............,....... 2115 Second Street S. E. Fusko, joseph .........,,,.. 2512 Cleveland Avenue S. W. Gui-sky, Mark ,..,.............. 1309 Fifteenth Street S. W. Jaeb, Francis ............... 1834 Superior Avenue N. E. Kestel, jack ....... 2210 Ninth Street N. W. Kolich. Louis ,,YY,YY,7,7,,,,77 1901 Superior Avenue N. E. WNW ESQ BBN: CDO' .Hem C EQUQ 5 ru -23 1111 L15 P-'ww gm nei- ENS Q S-i?.,, DE-1 :OS sat' S959 sesnz 333111 23 Kutcher, Harold ,,,.,.,,.,,.,,,, 1705 Navarre Road S. . Lappin, Robert ,,,.,,,,,,....,,, 2018 Navarre Road S. . Manist, Harry ,,,,,,,..,,,,,.... 226 Aultrnan Avenue N. . 555 gr-an wlhg, :PU- '5' e .ggi 'ul- 'fw Pd 242 FN EL-3 gv-: :gi an an I9 QQX SEE 59-'N HD-P' :sbt 343 CD03 DDC err., QFD 2 55 32. uv-vs 5? 29 Nr- H: mi ea to E? sz? '1-4 gm gl! Fi ei' na 552 go 'un Sn. P1. W'oitaszek, Anthony ,,,,..., 1626 Henry Avenue PATTERN Brand, James ,.,r.,..,....,...,...... 1614 Stanley Court N. E. Blocher, Lawrence ,.r, 1533 Woodland Avenue N. W. Drotleff, Ronald ....,..,..,. 2107 Mahoning Road N. E Houghton, David ....,.,,.... Logan, Robert ....,,,,,,,... Angelo, Ruth ,,,,,,,, .,,,..,,, . 208 Belden Avenue S. E Fry, Nelson ,..............,..,.,... 615 Prospect Avenue S. W. 3321 Seventeenth Street S. W. 205 Rowland Avenue N. F.. Bandi, Charlotte ..,.......,... 1231 Harrisburg Road N. E. Bandy, Margaret .......... ......-...1829 Taft Avenue N. E Bennett, William ....... -...1231 Lawrence Road N. E Booth, Alvin ........ 1434 Twenty-seventh Street N. W Brownsword, Betty ............ 1916 Fourth Street S. E Buchanan, Beatrice .......... 2344 Sixteenth Street S. W Burnbrier, Virginia .... 1633 Woodland Avenue N. W Campbell, Vivian .,........ 1918 Harrisburg Road N. E. Capobianco, Eleanor ......... ....... 1 432 Third Street S. E. Coulter, Gloria .,.,.....,........ 716 Dueber Avenue S. W. Dye, Edith ...........,............. 908 Sherlock Place N. E. Ebner, Mary .......,.... , ......,..,.,.. 1127 Eighth Street N. W. Fowler, Annabelle ............,..... 410 Warner Road S. E Gendell, Neomi ...........,.. 602 Alexander Place N. E. Glenn, jean. ............. 1327 Ferndale Road N. W Goldberg, Beatrice ........ 1617 Rowland Avenue N. E Gradier, Victoria ............ 1437 Housel Avenue S. E Huart, Marilyn ..,.......,... ....1378 Crescent Road S. W Kerezides, Kathryn .............. 1814 Blecker Place N. E Kerr, Bernadette ................ 1636 Grace Avenue N. E. Kessopulos, Helen ............., 1754 Blecker Place N. E Kidd, Lucille ........... -. ........,.... 209 Warner Road N. E Martin, Ida .... ................ 2 333 Eleventh Street N. W. Moldovan, Mary Ann .... 1930 St. Elmo Avenue N. E Page 107 MACHINE SHOP lConiinued1 Neumann, Richard. ....... 1006 Rowland Avenue N. E. Pappas, Chris, ,,,,,,,,,,,,. 1414 Harrisburg Road N. E. Preacher, Allen ........... 51.0 Arlington Avenue N- W- Reed, James, -,-...,.,,-,,,,,.,,,,,.., 1101 Ninth Street N. E. Sacco, Julian ........., 2332 Twenty-second Street N. E. Smith, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,, M3312 Nineteenth Street S. W. Smith, Ted .,,Y,,,,., ,.,,,,, 2 423 Twelfth Street S. W. Snyder, jack .,,,,,,., ,,..,.. 1 357 Scoville Avenue S. W. Spine, Michael .,,,,,,, .,,.,,,.l.. 1 315 Fourth Street S. E. Sturm, Richard ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,... 2342 Second Street N. E. Tomsho, Robert .......... 1416 Maryland Avenue S. W. Willaman, Frank ............. 1644 South Market Avenue S. W. SHOP Lebo, Donald ,,,,,r,,,,,,,,r,,,.,,... 1428 Vine Avenue S. W- Lepore, Dominic ,...,......... 802 Bedford Avenue S. W. Shimko, George ................ Sholtis, Thomas ..,...... 1823 Hammond Avenue S. Wadsworth, William ............ 2514 Sixth Street 5. Zandt, Glenn, ,,.,,.....,,,,..,., 3318 Eleventh Street S. gnu: 1-'Q -'Eg ga. 'SEQ 515 7.-1:15 P5 ... M 3-3' EQ WSW S-0 3.40 wa f5'U' 'S' 5 98 9':: .gn E, iv? III mi ':: '-'N isa -S24 L-15- 'TIN Aim E, owe HZ P-4,-,VI BQ ND wow ZGNZ fag- wow ED.- 'Fl-u1'?- :DHS 0560 PW H o an-sf me? 4 4 .-Ko IDQO 04:7 Sai are room Pam FV I 291123 motif Mn? -I ES P4 m IQ 1-1 EEZ: 5.293 05:50 evo 90? 1 04-91 2 0550 at we :: lU' bg? are 4:-Q '-0.7, o:4 531 U10 131 52? Ei! 1.1: S21 SL- ' 13 'SU 53- EE5 05:1-11 'WB 3 D-QQ 5:-v 'Sf-is SE- DD' Es 353' :af omg 'U4 QQ: 'SQ omg gf, ZZ SSS? gn 1712 Dueber Avenue S. iff?- RETAILING Mongiardo, Maryann ...... 338 Henrietta Avenue N. E. Narduzzi, Rita Josephine .... 2321 E. Tuscarawas Street Navrozides, Anna ................ 1827 Irwin Place N. E. O'Connor, Frances .............. 619 Cherry Avenue N. E. Perkins, Lois. ................... 2009 East Tuscarawas Street Phillips, Juanita .................... 1300 Bogan Court S. E. Pingstock, Dorothy ............ 1229 Tenth Street N. W. Poorman, Jack .,...... 1915 Forty-eighth Street N. W. Pucci, Mary .................... 817 Gilmore Avenue N. W. Rawley, Norma ........ .......... 1 501 Navarre Road S. W. Reichenbach, Dorothy .... 1239 Ardmore Avenue S. W. Reitz, Patricia ....................... .3938 Sixth Street S. W. Roby, Kathryn ......... ........... 5 17 Kennet Court N. W. Roth, Selma ........ ....,.... 4 45 Girard Avenue S. E. Schario, Mary ......... ......... Schario, Wilma, .,...,,.....,,,... Schaub, Virginia ,....... Schiavone, Anne ........ Seery, Mary ......... Stan, Virginia ...,........ 11...,,r,, .436 Girard Avenue S. E. .1350 Barrett Court N. W. 1240 Lippert Road N. E. -.-..-..1109 Ridge Road N. W. 12223 Seventh Street S. W. Schmidt, June ..,.............,, ....-...711 Hazlett Avenue N. W. 1107 Eighth Street N. E. Stewart, LaVerne. ............... 133 Fifteenth Street S. E. Suarez, Augustine ................ 2224 Eighth Street N. E. Thompson, Mary ................... ,912 Third Street N. W. Wilson, June ..........,........ 2315 Anderson Place S. W. Page 108 Abood, Donna. ...,,,.., . SECRETARIAL . ,,,, 1440 Gibbs Avenue N. E. Abood, Katherine ,.....,,.,,. 1402 Twelfth Street N. W. Abraham, Faye ,,,,,,,,,,e,..,,,,, 814 Twelfth Street N. E. Alton, Lois .,.,,,,, ,,e,..,,,,, 1 19 Arlington Avenue N. W. Aneshansley, Patricia ,,,, 821 Smith Avenue N. W. Angelantoni, Joanna .,,, 1623 Harrisburg Road N. E. Blubaugh, Doris ,,,,,,,.,,,,, 2550 Kirby Avenue N. E. Boston, Myrtle .,,.,.....,.,. 1663 Rowland Avenue N. E. Brady, Mary ,,,,,,....,,, ,,,,, 1306 Roslyn Avenue S. W. Bruder, Dorothy ,.,.... 1832 Ohio Avenue N. E. Bulso, Anita ...,..,..,., . ..... 1619 Bedford Avenue S. W. Bushta, Geraldine. .... Cann, Dorothy ........., .......,,.324 Fourth Street N. E. ......2704 Eighth Street N. W. Capestrain, Louise .............. 2111 Third Street N. E. Casey, Joanne. ...,,...... Cavicchio, Elizabeth . Coleman, Peggy ....., .. Conception, Emelia .. 1438 Harrisburg Road N. E. 2318 East Tuscarawas Street 2909 Fourth Street N. W. 1919 Seventh Street N. E. Cunningham, Anna ............ 1111 Second Street N. E. Daughenbaugh, Vera .......... 722 Union Avenue S. W. DeCosmo, Joanne. ......... .... . 31.4 Gobel Avenue N. E. Delgado, Gloria J ................. 2019 Penn Place N. E. Eustathios, Evelyn ..., 1217 Dougherty Place N. W. Durbin, Susan ............. ...1733 Harvard Avenue N. W. Evans, Jean .............. 1404 Thirty-eighth Street N. W. Ferguson, Frances ......., .1023 Harrison Avenue S. W. Fike, Donna .... ...... Fraser, Wilma ........ 1535 Webb Place N. E. 1322 Logan Avenue N. W. Gadus, Mary .................. 1746 Superior Avenue N. E. Garaux, Dorothy ...... 2016 Third Street N. E. Hadyian, Anna ....... ....... 1 638 Wertz Avenue S. W. Hahn, Donna ....................... 2338 Second Street N. E. Hall, June ...................... 1623 Sixteenth Street N. E. Kantor, Susanna ........... 607 Carnahan Avenue N. E. Kauderer, Clara. .,......., Kehl, Eileen ....,.....,,,.... Bardine, Herbert ...,., Greaves, Jack ........, Adams, Shirley ......... Barnes, Christina ...... Birtalan, Irene Domenico, Theresa ,.... Fowler, Betty ........... Grisak, Margaret ........ 338 Tyler Avenue S. E. R. D. No. 2, Louisville, Ohio Koplock, Dorothy .. 1022 Garfield Avenue S. W. Kuntz, Velma .................. 719 Harriet Avenue N. W. Lytle, Marleise .... ..,............. 1 149 Miles Avenue S. W. Mazarakan, Alexandra ...... 1211 Seventh Street N. W. Miller, Lois ...............,,..... . ,.,,,.... . 104 Meyers Lake Mulheim, Joan ........ ....., 1 428 Dueber Avenue S. W. Myers, Patricia ................... 1154 Cherry Avenue N. E. Niamtu, Margaret ............ 2009 Seventh Street N. E. Nickas, Kathleen. .......... ..... 1 30 Twelfth Street N. W. Nieporte, Mary ....... ..,... Novak, Betty ..............,... 1530 Dueber Avenue S. 1322 High Avenue S. W. W. Oeffinger, Norma ........ 1201 Concord Avenue S. W. Pandrea, Olympia ..,........ 1812 Grace Avenue N. E. Papadopoulos, Sylvia .... 1804 Tenth Street N. E. Piatt, Eleanor ................ 1260 Camden Avenue S. W. Pugh, Helen. ..................... 1446 Stanley Court N. E. Rawlings, Jeannine ...... 2315 Fifteenth Street N. E. Reese, Mary. ............ ........ 2 00 Harrison Avenue S. W. Refkm, Rose. ................. 416 Thirteenth Street S. E. Schuster, Rosina .................. 2142 Eighth Street S. E. Schweizer, Margaret ...... 1837 Bellflower Ave. S. W. Seckler, Betty ....... ...... . ..1411 East Tuscarawas Street Shafer, Ruth. ............ 1230 Dartmouth Avenue S. W. Sichler, Dorothy ......... 1206 Fourth Street N. W. Snyder, Marilyn .......... R. D. No. 2, Louisville, Ohio Stephan, Shirley ,,..,,.... Thompson, Alice ...... 510 McKinley Avenue N. W. 1337 Heising Court S. W. Thur, Evelyn ............. .... 1 406 Garfield Avenue S. W. Tressel, Mary... ..... 641 Harrison Avenue S. W. Van Dress, Dolores ...... 516 Lincoln Avenue N. W. Van Horn, Sarah ........... 2301 Whipple Road S. W. Visinger, Lillian ......,....... 237 Whipple Road N. W. Weisel, Jean .................. 1830 Blake Avenue N. W. Weisend, Viola ........... Welsbacher, Louise ,... Zahler, Marilyn ......... SHEET METAL 607 High Avenue S. W. 3932 Sixth Street S. W. Smith, Robert ....,.,. Summer, Roger ....... TEA ROOM . 3539 Overhill Road .. 1415 Housel Avenue S. E. 2244 Fifteenth Street N. E. 1115 Bellflower Avenue S. W. 1539 Vine Avenue S. W. 1804 Fourth Street S. E. Hudak, Margaret ......, Johnston, Lillian ........ 2155 Second Street 1111 Third Street N. W. .1409 Seventeenth Street N. E. S. E. 512 Hiner Place N. E. R. D. No. 3, Canton, Ohio 1304 Seventeenth Street S. W. 209 Ninth Street N. E. Marr, Marie ............ 1220 Dougherty Place N. W. Neilson, Vivian .......... . . 422 Warner Road S. E. Redleski, Ethel .,......... 1445 Edwards Avenue N. E. Sedlock, Alice ..... ..,,. WELDING Birrs, John ...........,,......... 2301 Fifteenth Street N. E. Bland, Norman. ........... 1932 Root Avenue N. E. Carnes, Gerald. .... ...1513 Twenty-fourth Street N. E. Cucerzan, Alexander .......... 1519 Bryan Avenue S. W. DiRocco, Joseph ................... 1204 Third Street S. E. Hatjes, Gust ,.,.......,............ 1219 Shorb Avenue N. W. Kain, Thomas . ..... . Kraft, Russell ............ Lewers, Milton 1930 Bryan Avenue S. W. R. D. No. 1, East Canton 1155 Smith Avenue S. W. 1710 Fourth Street N. W. McDonald, Kenneth .... . 2425 Sixteenth Street N. E. McFadden, Clellan ............ .3702 Sixth Street S. W. Nickolas, Nick ........,... 125 Fifteenth Street S. E. Hayes, Fred .,,................... 710 Gibbs Avenue N. E. Hoskinson, Harold .......... 1139 Eleventh Street N. W. Strebel, Eugene ..... ....... 1 428 Bedford Avenue S. W. Slivenick, Joseph ....... 1522 Greenfield Avenue S. W. Stitz, William .... .. . .... 615 Forest Avenue S. W.