Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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TOP ROW GLORIA JEAN CRITES 2123 Fifteenth Street S. W. I DOLORES ANN EVERHART 3001 Eleventh Street S. W. Timken Service Society, Stagecraft Club GERTRUDE D. FISCUS 607 Kennet Court N. W. Majorette, Choral Club, Timken Service Society Vera Neiswanger, Pat Keney, Walt Ripke, Dolores Everhart Getting ready for a display, these students are picking the cream oi the crop t from the designs created by the senior Rembrandts, , ' BOTTOM Row LILIA ANN GASBARE A MAGDALENE KARIPIDES PATRICIA A. KENEY 2148 Fourth Street N. E. 874 Mahoning Road N. E. 2514 Fifteenth Street N. E. Timlcen Service Society, Home Room Timlcen Service Society, Home Room Choral Club Representative, Choral Club Representative, Choral Club JOAN KLEINSCHMIDT BARBARA JEAN LUTHER DORIS ELEANOR MCCLAY 912 Seventh Street N. W. 1446 Ridge Road N. W. R. F. D. No. 2, Louisville Tirnken Service Society, Tivo Staff Stagecraft Club Stagecraft Club Page

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Ruth Frederick, Lena Nichols The busiest and most appreciated girls in the school during the fourth, fifth and sixth periods-Ruth and Lena make change for the hungry students. RUTH E. FREDERICK ANNETTA E. MYERS LENA L. NICHOLS 2107 Thirty-Eighth Street N. W. 623 Cherry Avenue N. E. 602 Garfield Avenue S. W. Page Home Room Representative ERVING three large lunch periods of hungry students effectively and efficiently is the aim of the Cafeteria Course. This requires special knowledge and skill in food preparation, display, and serving. The girls who elect this course learn, through practice in the school cafeteria and in cooperating with other cafeterias, how to prepare menus, to buy and prepare food in quantity, and to display it attractively. In quantity cookery the food must be prepared with a great deal of accuracy and the ingredients carefully weighed. On the cafeteria counter, each girl takes her turn at the steam counter, salads, and desserts. Proficiency in mathematics qualifies a girl for the opportunity of being a cashier. The students also learn and practice table service in preparation for large parties held in the cafeteria. They especially enjoy achieving the details of cake baking and decorating. 20

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LWAYS busy, the art students have enhanced the prestige of the school by designing open house posters, foot- ball banquet place cardsg school dance posters, programs and decorations, directory covers, by preparing news- paper cuts for city-wide advertisements, and by creating annual layouts. In class, the students have mastered black and white techniques, all kinds of lettering with brush and pen, and have made reference books, using common trade names for colors. In addition, each student was given the opportunity for individual creative work. , The Commercial Art Department is happy to claim an attendant to the queen, Gertrude Fiscus, who also is a majorette, and Stan Kostowicz, who is a cheerleader. TOP Row JOAN GORDON MCCULLOUGH VERA DOREEN NEISWANGER IVAN LAVERNE RAMSIRE 1015 Nineteenth Street N. E. 713 Patterson Avenue S. W. 330 Tuscarawas Street E. Choral Club Choral Club Stagecraft Club, Art Editor-Tivo Staff WALTER E. RIPKIE JO-ANNE E. ROWLES 1549 Quinby Avenue S. W. 1121 Ellwood Avenue S. W. Home Room Representative, Stagecraft Timken Service Society, Class Officer, Club, Student Manager-Baseball Home Room Representative, Stagecraft Club, Choral Club BOTTOM Row LAUREL ANNE SCHAUFELE MARYAYLCE SUTTON SHIRLEY ANN SWICK 1437 Ninth Street N. E. 2306 Fourteenth Street N. E. 3019 Glen Place N. W. School Play, Choral Club Class Officer, Choral Club PATSY ANNE WOOLSLAYER ROSE MARIE ZENGLER 2845 Abbott Place N. W. S12 South Main Street, North Canton Timken Service Society, Choral Club Tivo Staff Page 22