Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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R. MASON once said: This room is the heart of the building. In the drafting room blue prints and dexo- graphs, with definite directions and details, are made for use in all other shop activities. Every drawing is then carefully filed and numbered for later use. The shop is run on a management set up composed of such officers as: chief draftsman, chief checker. chief blue printerg a foreman for each of the following: maintenance, dexograph, files, math, library, cabinet, bulletin board, storage, progress cards, and catalogues. The associated subjects are tongue-twisting logarithms, trigonometry, solid geometry, and gearing. Some of the numerous projects completed are the blue prints for a city map, feed blocks, a punch press, a layout of the stadium, the map of the field house, a Mg-inch drilling device, and a welding machine guard--ap- proximately 18,000 blue prints a year. f Many of the boys are active in home room sports, band, and guide club, with the guide club president, Paul Morelli, a member of the class. TOP ROW WILLIAM'DEAN GINTHER RODGER CHARLES HOFFMAN JAMES c. KOUFOS 1651 Shflvef Avenue N- E4 A 311 Ralph court N. xv. 2054 Fifth street s. E. Home Room Representative, H R R mative Band, Orchestra Gmc Com eprese 1 Varsity Basketball, -Reserve Basketball Student Baseball Manager PAUL D. MORELLI RAYMOND RIBES 1820 Edwards Avenue N. E. 2311 Grigsby Place S. W. Timken Service Society, Band Home Room Representative, Band, Choral Club ao'r1'oM Row , JOSEPH L. TOVISSI JAMES JOSEPH VOLZER PAUL E. WAECHTER 2217 Eighteenth Street N. E. 1018 Linwood Avenue S. W. 2707'IQl!th Street N. W. Timken Service Society, Tyro Staff, Stagecraft Club ' P Student Football Manager LEE A. WARFEL ROBERT GENE WUCHNIC 1238 Ellwood Avenue S. W. 2347 Fifteenth Street N. E. Timken Service Society Page 28

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TOP ROW WENDELL B. BASTIAN 122 Thirty-Sixth Street N. E. Timken Service Society CARL A. DIPIETRO 2225 Eleventh Street S. W. Timken Service Society, Choral Club, Varsity Golf Bill Ginther, Fred Fox, Blair Fowler, Raymond Ribes, Paul Waechter The rlraftsmen gather 'round for an all-important conference on the scale used for detailing a cast steel truck spring. RICHARD EDWARD BRASILL 1246 Ardmore Avenue S. W. - Timken Service Society, Reserve Football BLAIR L. FOWLER 2409 Ninth Street S. W. Timken Service Society, Stage Technicians ELMER FRANK CHICKY 1834 Wallace Avenue N. E. Home Room Representative, Band FRED A. FOX 149 Anna Avenue N. W. Timken Service Society to be Page 27

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l f r f ' if 't M 55 -5 2 Q! it .t 1 I 3 1 6 Jennie Tortura, Betty Sheatzley, Agnes Inioccio , , Draping in 224'-Jennie, Betty and Agnes, with the helpful knowledge of color and ,I 9 Q ' figure-flattering lines, design milady's gownf' im? if t t V LAVONNK LIIZLIKN BAKER BESSIE-MARIE IDA BRUMMA DELORES VIOLET DALPRA 16185 Bedford Avenue S. W. 1631 Twenty-Ninth Street N. W. 2516 Seventeenth Street S. W. .FM 1. 5 fag' 5 Home Room Representative, I Choral Club ' Cv PATSY L. GALLOXVAY AGNES MAY INTOCCIO ' 1247 Market Avenue South 1504 Third Street S. E. Majorette 7 Home Room Representative, X Choral Club 1 Q A ' 57 fl J , by w fy RESSMAKING SHOP is the fashion centernof Timken. During the year the following projects are required of each senior: a blouse, skirt, jacket, hat, bag, and top coat. The girls have also aided school functions with their nimble fingers by decorating the football queen's throne, creating the crown, altering the at- tendants' gownsg designing and making the page's costume, new cheerleaders' outfits, majorettes' blouses, band hats, and St. Patrick outfits for the majorettes. Among the notables in the shop' are two majorettes, Pat Galloway and Pat Wise, an attendant to the queen, Mary Lenardos, and one of the leading ladies of the class play, Helen Joseph. Many of the girls are active in Trojan Leaders, band, and chorus, and all participated in the Revue. Perfect coordination in clothing design and color is studied, posture is stressed. Much experience is gained by the Dress Shop System, in which the seniors hold executive positions, such as designer, manager, milliner, sales lady, secretary, and buyer, while the work room is in charge of the juniors. Page 29