Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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THE 1959 0 TIMKEN VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CANTON, OHIO .,,,- xv PW' ' 'Q 1- L Q . la f 1 gud! 5 rf fry! x' ' 53 ' 'N 7' 5, Q N 4 v' un- ' ,. vs, - u. . '.. g.f ,,V m ,I X., X 1.A', K N53 :lv - A4 x f x f f ' ilg, HIM: 1355 'iilf ,K an ,- -4 l ' 1 p 'ug 1 ll r' M. 41 1-41. Li-ff 31, -Q -i , -n ' wkf ff-Ad' f v +29-L' ,., . sg, t W Y . 5 Q '.--.. V Q., 2 if if . f ,. ..,.X ,ggi u l ' ' 2 ., ft H 1 Q ' f ew. V i tp g iff , it 'WWW' S2-ww-salem -a it .x., K I Students leave the auditorium after viewing an episode from a current movie, such as Boys' Town, anxiously awaiting the continuation on the following day. W., ,K 4. E 14 ,1 .4-J . Lg 911 VNS? w,.4,,,,,A ' it . Loyal fans rally fo support fhe boskef- ball team. CUNTENTS People . . . Sports . . . . Activities .... 108 , A 35255 s. , . ' 1 'Try , x L Ex ax 'I -Q ,xx . .Z I 334: , Ki' 1-5,-U, SEQ: mf' 1 9 2? I 'K Q PEO vw SENIORS CHARLES AUDREY OFFICERS President .,....... , ,. C harles Scheurer Vice President .,..... ..,..e..... R ay Lupe Secretary .,,..,... ........ G ary Plunkett Treasurer s,,... ,,.,.. A udrey Nicholson f4'A'AI1l1A 1 :nu UL' Ytllfxl 3 fllllllvl lINllNlTlU Thu RAY GARY dbd fyfJ8.JM Four years have come and goneg Our diplomas we have won. To our friends and teachers we say We are sorry to go away. We've had so many happy daysg But now we must go our separate ways. The ioys we've shared and the friends we've made Will never from our memories fade. CAROL JEAN ABBEY ACCOUNTING 2411 Myrtle Avenue, N. W. Junior Class Secretary Trolan leaders 3,4 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 Home Room Representative 2 Guide Servlce Club 2,3,4 Student Senate Secretary 3,4 Y-Teen 1,2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Queen's Attendant 4 Gold Team Reserve 4 MARY JEAN ABBOTT SECRETARIAL 116 Earl Place, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Troian leaders 3,4 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Office Assistant 1 Booster Club l,2,3,4 NADEEM ABRAHAM wemmc 739 Carnahan Avenue, N. E. H1-V 2 Booster Club 1,4 Audio-Visual Aides 2 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 ROY ADAMS MACHINE 1216 Eighth Street, N. W. Intramural Activities 1,2,3,4 Booster Club l,3,4 PATRICIA MAE ADERHOLT COMMERCIAL ART 1712 Ninth Street, S. W. A'CopeIla Choir 4 Glrls' Glee Club 2,3 Rockette 2 Y-Teen 1 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 GEORGE B. AILING WELDING 804 Marion Avenue, S. W. Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 3 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Tumblers 3,4 Varsity Wrestling 3,4 Booster Club 2,3,4 CAROLE DAWN ALEXANDER DRESSMAKING 1302 Third Street, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 4 Y-Teen 3,4 Booster Club 3,4 STEVE ALLISON SHEET METAL 3045 - 12th Street, N. W. KEN M. ANCIL MACHINE 2620 Avalon Avenue, N. E. MARY C. ANDREWS BUSINESS MACHINES 1949 St. Elmo Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Y-Teen 4 Assistant to School Nurse 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 3 PAUL J. AUGUSTINE INDUSTRIAL 2303 - 16th Street, N. E. Freshman Football Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Tumblers 2 Home Room Representative 1,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball Champs 3 DAVID P. BAKER MACHINE 1608 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 2,3 Home Room Representative 1 Booster Club l,3,4 RICHARD A. BAKER PRINTING 2247 - 22nd Street, N. E. Footboll Manager 1,2 Basketball Manager I Baseball Manager 1,2 SANDY BAKER IIETAILING 1301 Navarre Road, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 1,2 Office Assistant 3 Booster Club 1,2 GEORGE W. BARLOW WELDING W 2356 Navarre Road, S. Intramural Activities 4 Booster Club l,3,4 JAMES BENSON MACHINE 2207 Bollinger Avenue, N. E. Freshman Football Intramural Activities 1,3 Home Room Representative 3,4 Hi-Y 2 Booster Club I,3,4 continued JOE ANGIULO DRAFTING 364 Webster Avenue, N. E. Band I,2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Student Band Leader 3,4 Booster Club l,2,4 KAREN L. ANSTEAD ACCOUNTING 1325 Maryland Avenue, S. W. Tyro: Business Staff 2,3,4 Tivo: Bookkeeper 3,4 Blue Team Reserve 3 Troian leaders 3,4 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Assistant to School Nurse I Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer's Assistant 3,4 Blue Team Varsity 4 Quill and Scroll 4 RICHARD EUGENE ANTHONY ACCOUNTING 206 Reynolds Place, S. W. Freshman Football Football Manager 4 Intramural Activities l,2,3 Booster Club 1,4 ROY ASI-IER MACHINE 1612 Bedford Avenue, S. W Booster Club 3,4 JERRY L. BERKEBILE PRINTING 1721 - 4lst Street, N. W. Intramural Actlvlties 1,2,3 Booster Club l,2,3 ROBERT I.. BERKEY SHEET METAL 2508 Clarendon Avenue, N. W. A'CapeIlo Choir 3,4 Freshman Football Varsity Wrestling 2 Home Room Representative 2 Hi-Y 2 Stage Crew 2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,4 EDITH EILEEN BERSON ACCOUNTING 1711 Glbbs Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 3 Library Staff Assistant l,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer's Assistant 3,4 THOMAS H. BIBLE WELDING 2716 - 12th Street, S. W. Varsity Baseball Letterman 1,2 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 3 Freshman Football Intramural Activities I,2,3,4 Varsity Wrestling 3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 ANTHONY BOGOVICH DRAFTING 1564 - 25th Street, N. W. A'CapeIlo Choir 2,4 Timlzenalres 4 Intramural Activities I,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 DAN C. BOLSTER PRINTING i343 Gariield Avenue, S. W. Booster Club 4 Audio-Visual Aides 4 MICHAEL BOMESTAR MACHINE 2006 Bryan Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 3 Booster Club 3,4 THOMAS H. BOWE DRAFTING 201 Earl Place, S. E. Freshman Football Intramural Activities 2 Booster Club 2,3,4 DONNA .IEAN BRACKEN COSMETOLOGY I4l4 lvydale Avenue, S. W. Home Room Representative 3 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen President 2 Office Assistant 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 LORETTA BREWER BUSINESS MACHINES 1631 Cherry Avenue, S. E. Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Office Assistant 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 54 continued HELEN IRENE BUCKIUS GEORGENE R. CARNEY TEA ROOM 306 Gibbs Avenue, N. E. Booster Club 3 RONALD L. BULSO MACHINE 1619 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 1,2 Tumblers I Guide Service Club I,2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 .IANICE M. BURKE DRESSMAKING 1226 Cleveland Avenue, S. W. Mixed Chorus 2 Y-Teen 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 LINDA BUSS ACCOUNTING 710 Harrison Avenue, S. W. Y-Teen 2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 PETER D. CALAC WELDING 2300 Eighth Street, N. W. Vorsity Football Letterman 4 Varsity Track Letterman 3,4 Reserve Football Letterman 2,3 Freshman Football Intramural Activities 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 2,3,4 BUSINESS MACHINES 1131 Fourth Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 4 Tumblers 1,2,3,4 Rockette 2,3 Home Room Representative 1,2 Y-Teen I,2,4 Y-Teen Treasurer 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Queen's Attendant 4 CONCETTA A. CARPINELLI cosmerolocsv 822 McKinley Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Booster Club l,2,3 ADELE MARIE CECCONI SECRETARIAL 245 Poplar Avenue, N. W. Tyra: Business Staff 2 A'CapeIIa Choir 3,4 Blue Team Reserve 3 Troian leaders 3,4 Troian leaders President 4 Home Room Representative 2 Y-Teen 2,3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Blue Team Varsity 4 CAROL ANN CENKNER cosmzrolocsv 508 Lindo Place, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Band I,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 LINDA ELAINE CHANEY ACCOUNTING 1310 - 22nd Street, N. E. Rockette 2,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen I,2,3,4 Y-Teen Vice President 3 Library Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 HELEN R. CHIARAMONTI ACCOUNTING 408 Gobel Avenue, S. E. Tyrox Business Staff 2,3,4 Blue Team Varsity 3,4 Trolon Leaders 3,4 Y-Teen 2,3,4 Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Qulll and Scroll 4 DONALD G. CHICK ELECTRIC i256 Porn Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 4 Intramural Basketball Champs 4 GAII. BEVERLY COBULUIS TEA ROOM 1000 Sixth Strut, S. W. THOMAS COGAN AUTOMOBILE i210 Kistle Place, N. E. Freshman Basketball Home Room Representati Booster Club 2,3 V .IOANN COLETTI COSMETOLOGY :sw sixm semi, N. w. Girls' Glee Club 2 Booster Club l,2,4 JUDY COLETTI RETAILING 2Bl9 Sixth Street, N. W. A'Capella Choir 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 MARY LEE COS5 ACCOUNTING i232 Homewood Avenue, Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 3,4 Library Staff Assistant 2,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 S. W. NANCY LEE COSTELLO BUSINESS MACHINES 2012 Harmont Avenue, N. E. Home Room Representative l,3 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 .IOANNE S. COTTON BUSINESS MACHINES 504 Waynesburg Road, S. E. Y-Teen A library Staff Assistant 3 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JOAN CAROL CRIDER DRESSMAKING 2449 - 20th Street, N E Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Booster Club l,2,4 Page ll-Timken Vocotronol High School THOMAS CLYDE CSEAK DRAFTING 205 Ingram Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 3 DALE CUNNINGHAM DRAFTING 1001 Broad Avenue, N. W. lntramural Activities 1,3,4 Home Room Representative 4 Library Staff Assistant 3,4 Booster Club l,3,4 Audio-Vlsual Aides 1,2,3,4 MARINO CURATI, JR. DRAFTING 2425 Harrisburg Road, N. E. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Home Room Representative 1 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JOHN E. CURTIS MACHINE 2953 Ellis Avenue, N. E. Band 3,4 DONNA .IEANNE DADISNIAN TEA ROOM 1228 Harmony Court, N. E. Booster Club 1 JUDITH DASCO ACCOUNTING 2421 Georgetown Road, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Gold Team Reserve 3 Troian Leaders 3,4 Maiorette 3,4 Rockette 1,2 Y-Teen 2,3,4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Queen's Attendant 4 Blue Team Varsity 4 MARIE A. CRISS SECRETARIAL 1957 Bentley Place, N. E. A'CapelIa Choir 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Gold Team Reserve 3 Troian Leaders 3,4 Maiorette 4 Rocketto 3 Guide Service Club 2 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 'l,2,3,4 Gold Team Varsity 4 continued BETTIE JANE CROWL ACCOUNTING 1840 Fourth Street, N. E. Tyro: Business Statf 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Home Room Representative 1 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 library Staff Assistant 4 Booster Club I,2,3,4 SHARON L. CROSS .IUDITH DAII.. CRUPE TEA ROOM COSMETOLOGY 1419 Greenfield Avenue, S. W. 1000 . 18th Snug' N, w, A'CapeIla Choir 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Y-Teen 2 Booster Club 1,2 Y-Teen 2 Booster Club 3 MARY LOUISE DAVERIO SECRETARIAL 1368 lvydale Avenue, S. W. Tyro: Business Stott 4 Typist 4 Office Assistant 4 Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 ROBERT A. DEAN PATTERN 4969 - 14th Street, S. W. Intramural Activities 3,4 Booster Club 4 ANGIE DELGATTO TEA ROOM 1328 - Ilth Street, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 1,2 Booster Club l,2,3 DANIEL A. DENINO INDUSTRIAL 2448 Tuscarawas Street, East Band l,2,3 Dance Bond 2,3 Intramural Activities 3,4 Intramural Volleyball Champs 3 Booster Club 3,4 GERALD R. DETCHON Auromosns 1514 Woodland Avenue, N. W. Booster Club 2,3 SANDRA K. DIERINGER SECRETARIAL 1344 - 24th Street, N. W. Junior Class Treasurer Orchestra I,2,3 Student Senate 3,4 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Secretary l Office Assistant I Booster Club l.2,3,4 SUSAN K. DITTMAR susmess MAC:-nNEs 2605 Ellis Avenue, N. E. Y-Teen I,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 VERONICA M. DOMENICO SECRETARIAL lll5 Bellflower Avenue, S. W. Tyro: Business Staff 2 Gold Team Varsity 3 Troian Leaders 3,4 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Blue Team Varsity 4 GERALD LEROY DENTLER CAROLYN DRAGOMIRE PRINTING 823 McKinley Avenue, N. W. SECRETARIAL 3607 - l2th Street, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Troian Leaders 4 Home Room Representative 3 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Booster Club Treasurer 4 LINDA JEAN DRYDEN COSMETOLOGY 806 Clarendon Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ROSS E. DUCKER WELDING I307 High Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 3,4 Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 2,3,4 DAVE DUERR MACHINE IIO Merriman Place, S. E. Freshman Football Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Booster Club I,2,3,4 continued PATRICIA I. DUNNE SECRETARIAL 2347 Mahoning Road, N. E. RICHARD DUTIEI. INDUSTRIAl 3842 Greenwood Place, S. W. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball Champs 3 Home Room Representatives 3 Booster Club 2,3,4 RITA A. EAFRATE cosMEToLoGY 323 Broad Avenue, N. W. Booster Club I Audio-Visual Aides 2 CARD'-E ELAINE DUGAN JUDITH DARLINE EBERHART ACCOUNTING I633 - l9th Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club I,2,3,4 LOU JEAN DUGGAR SECRETARIAL 1421 Pearl Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 SECRETARIAL H32 Hoover Place, N. W. A'CaaeIIa Choir 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen I,2,3,4 Booster Club I,2,3,4 DAVID J. ECKROATE COMMERCIAL Am' 2348 Indiana Way, N. E. Tivo: Editor 4 Baseball Manager I Tumblers 2 Booster Club i,2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 LOUISE LORRAINE EDDLEMAN TEA ROOM 717 Second Street, N. E. Guide Servlce Club 2 Y-Teen 2 Booster Club l,3 GERALDINE A. ELEFANTE RETAILING 339 Mohawk Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Rockette l,2,3 Y-Teen 4 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 DAVID R. ELLIOTT ACCOUNTING 910 - l6th Street, N. E. Tyre: Editorial Staff 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 EUGENE S. EVANS PATTERN l565 South Cherry Extension A'CapeIIa Choir 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2 Home Room Representative l Booster Club l PHYLLIS EVERHART SECRETARIAI. Ill0 - llth Street, N. W. Tyro: Editorial Staff 4 Typist 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 DONALD E. EVEY ELECTRIC W l25 Columbus Avenue, N. Intramural Activities l,2,3 Booster Club l,2,3 DON A. FARELLI WELDING 415 Warner Road, S. E. Booster Club l,2,3 DON FAY MACHINE 320 Broad Avenue, N. W. A'Capella Choir 3 Booster Club 2,3,4 SALLY L. FELLER ausmess MACHINES 808 Second Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Home Room Representative 4 V-Teen 2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant l Booster Club l,2,4 JACK FERNANDEZ ELECTRIC 606 Gobel Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs 3,4 Stage Crew 3,4 Booster Club l,2,J,4 ROBERT FRALEY WELDING 1218 Rowland Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 3,4 Booster Club 4 JAMES CHARLES FRANCE ELECTRIC 523 Cresmont Avenue, S. E. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs 3,4 Home Room Representative 4 Booster Club 3,4 NIYRON A. FRITZ PRINTING 2728 - 19th Street, N. E. Varsity Football Letterman 4 Varsity Track Letterman 2,3,4 Reserve Football Letterman 2,3 Intramural Activities 2, 3, 4 Tumblers 2,3 Booster Club 2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball Champs 3 FRED L. FOIT DRAFTING 2415 Third Street, N. E. Library Staff Assistant 3,4 Booster Club 1,2,4 RICHARD FORSYTHE ELECTRIC 2817 Sixth Street, S. W. A'Capalla Choir 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track Letterman 3 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Booster Club 3,4 JUDY ELAINE LEE FRYE ACCOUNTING 1544 Clark Avenue, S. W. Mixed Chorus 2 Boaster Club 1,2,3,4 ALEX J. GAMBOW ACCOUNTING 2150 Tuscarawas Street, East Intramural Activities 2,3 Home Room Representative 4 Student Senate 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Booster Club Vice President 4 I... CAROL LEE GARN SECRETARIAL 609 Hyke Court, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Home Room Representative 1 Y-Teen 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 continued PATRICIA FOWLER ACCOUNTING 1135 Plain Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 4 Library Staff Assistant 2,3,4 Office Assistant 2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ARLENE KAY FOX BUSINESS MACHINES 1136 Greenfield Avenue, S. Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Guide Service Club 2 Intramural Basketball Champs 3,4 MARVIN WAYNE GATES SANDRA ANN GORDON DRAFTING 1118 Homewood Avenue, S. W. A'CapelIa Choir 2,3,4 Timkenaires 3,4 Booster Club 1,3,4 CAROL ANN GENNETT SECRETARIAL 2139 Third Street, N. E. Freshman Class President A'Capella Choir 3,4 Blue Team Reserve 3 Troian Leaders 3,4 Maiarette 4 Rockette 2,3 Guide Service Club 2 Student Senate l Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Gold Team Varsity 4 ACCOUNTING 810 Arlington Avenue, N. W. Freshman Class Secretary Tyra: Editor 4 Editorial Stott 2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 A'Capella Choir 2,3,4 Timkenaires 3,4 Student Senate 1 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Troian Leaders 3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Blue Team Reserve 4 LARRY V. GRAY AUTOMOBILE 2910 Miller Road, N. E. Bond 1,2,3 H1-Y 1,2 Hi-Y Secretary 1,2 Booster Club 2,4 JOHN GIOVANNELLI, JR. LUTHER GRIMES AUTOMOBILE 1626 - 17th Street, S. W. Freshman Football BEVERLY ANN GLAZIER RETAILING 1248 Granite Court, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Band I,2,3 Orchestra 3 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 TERRY GOOCI-I INDUSTRIAL Aurs 114 Young Avenue, S. E. Varsity Football Letterman 3,4 Reserve Football Letterman 2 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Intramural Activltles 3,4 Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 PRINTING 824 Waynesburg Road, S. E. A'CapelIa Choir 3 Mixed Chorus 2 PATRICIA KAY GRIMM RETAILING 608 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 3 Y-Teen 3 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club 3,4 SANDRA L. GRUBER COSMETOLOGY 2638 Gilbert Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 1 Home Room Representative 4 Y-Teen 1 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Audio-Visual Aides 2 continued BARBARA L. GUIRRERI SECRETARIAL 1162 Rockwood Avenue, S. W. Tyro: Editorial Staff 1, 2 Office Assistant l,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 LAVONNE M. HABLITZEL cosMEToLoGY 704 Arlington Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Booster Club 1 JACKIE HALL SECRETARIAL 120 - 12th Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Office Assistant 4 Booster Club 1,2,4 KAREN E. HALTER BUSINESS MACHINES 1114 Fifth Street, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 1,2 Booster Club 1,2 RONALD HANKISON AUTOMOBILE 1315 - 24th Street, N. W. Hi-Y 1 Booster Club 1,2,3 MADELINE L. HAWK SECRETARIAL 637 Prospect Avenue, S. W. A'CapeIIa Choir 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 BARBARA HAYES GENERAL 1039 Cherry Avenue, N. E. Y-Teen 1,2,4 Library Staff Assistant 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 LAWRENCE DALE HENTSCH ELECTRIC 2236 Thlrd Street, N. E. A'Capella Cholr 3,4 Intramural Activltles 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs 3,4 Stage Crew 3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 SUZANNE J. HALTER THOMAS E. HERT TEA ROOM MACHINE 1114 Fifth Street, S. W. 2715 Ninth Street, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 1,2 Band l,2,3,4 Tumblers 1,2,3 Home Room Representative 3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Traian Leaders 3 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Booster Club l,2,3,4 KENNETH HILGERT SHEET METAL 7l4 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Booster Club 4 DENNIS HILSON SHEET METAL 322 Cornelia Avenue, N. E Hi-Y 2 Booster Club 2,3,4 JANET F. HINKLE sEcnETAmAL 714 Highland Road, N. E. Band I Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Office Assistant 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 RUSSELL HISSONG RETAILING 2023 Third Street, N. E. Booster Club I,2,3,4 Fi HALA I-I. HOUCK olzEssMAxlNG 2006 Bollinger Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Home Room Representative 4 Booster Club 3,4 JOHN HOWARD ACCOUNTING 2616 Tuscarawas Street, West Intramural Activities 2, 3 Booster Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2 TERRY HUNTER ACCOUNTING 3349 Mahoning Road, N. E. Junior Class Vice President Mixed Chorus 2 Intramural Activities l,2,3 Student Senate 3,4 Booster Club I,2,4 PAT HUPP TEA Room ll37 Greenfield Avenue, S. W. Guide Service Club 2 Booster Club 2,4 BETTY A. IRWIN RETAILING 937V1 Mahoning Road, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 1,2 Booster Club I,2,4 D. E. C. A. 4 SONDRA L. JACKSON BUSINESS MACHINES 2248 Second Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,4 Y-Teen I,2,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 LINDA L. KEITH Accoummcs 804 Marion Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Y-Teen 1,2 Y-Teen Treasurer 1 Booster Club 1,2,3,A CARL FREDRICK KELLER, JR. ELECTRIC 1014 Concord Avenue, S. W. Reserve Football Letterman 2 Intramural Activities 2.3.4 Hi'Y 2 Booster Club 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs ELLEN GRACE KEMP nsrAu.uNG 927 Cherry Avenue, N. E. A'CapelIa Choir 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Home Room Representative 2 Library Staff Assistant 1 Office Assistant 2,3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 D. E. C. A. President 4 Booster Club l,2,4 4 DORIS JEAN KENDIG DRESSMAKING 1228 Homewood Avenue, S. W. ANITA A. KERMAN cosmerolocv 704 - 13th Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 1.2 Home Room Representative l Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club 1 THOMAS KLEMPER WELDING 1929 Kimball Road, S. E. Booster Club 1,3,4 continued .IOANNE K. .IARVIS POLLY JEANNE KAMP COSMETOLOGY 2423 Third Street, N. Booster Club l,2,3 Mixed Chorus I JOANNE JOLLY TEA Room 915 Concord Avenue, Girls' Glee Club 3 Tumblers 2 Rockette 2 V-Teen 1 Booster Club 1,2 E. S. W. SECRETARIAL 2908 - 12th Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Troian Leaders 3,4 Rockette 2 Home Room Representative I Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PEGGY A. KATUSIN COSMETOLOGY 2717 - 22nd Street, N. E. Rockette 3.4 Home Room Representative 2 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 MARY .IO KRAUSE BUSINESS MACHINES 1411 - 19th Street, N. W. Tyrox Editorlal Stott 4 Typist 4 Glrls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Y-Teen 4 Booster Club 3,4 ALLAN F. KRESS MACHINE 909 Third Street, S. W. Booster Club 1,4 Intramural Activities 4 SALLY SUE KRIDER susmess MAcmNEs 817 Third Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Bond 2,3,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Library Stott Asslstont 4 Booster Club 2,4 Audio-Visual Aides 2,3 SANDRA L. KUHNASH cosmsrolocv 216 Tyler Avenue, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 1 Tumblers 2 Y-Teen 1,2,3 Booster Club l,2,3 DAVID L. KULICH wewmc 1407 Henry Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 FRANCES H. KUTZ sscnemum 1715 Root Avenue, N. E. Tivo: Senior Editor Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen I library Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 FRANCES KRZNARICH CAROL MARIE ANN LASH SECRETARIAL 610 Patterson Avenue, 5. W. Freshman Class Treasurer Tyror Editorial Stott 4 Typist 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Tumblers 2 Student Senate 1 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Y-Teen Treasurer 3 Y-Teen President 4 Office Assistant 4 Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 SECRETARIAI. H16 Deberg Court, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen I,2,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 SANDRA SUE KUEHNER VIVIAN KAY LEASURE SECRETARIAI. 206 Monroe Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 library Stuff Assistant 3 Booster Club 1,2 ACCOUNTING 359 Linwood Avenue, N. W. Girls' G!ee Club 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1 library Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club 1,2 Y-Teen l, 2 BX 1--ff continued LARRY LIGHTFRITZ AUTOMOBILE 828 Waynesburg Road, S. E. Home Room Representative 2,3 Booster Club l,2,3 LARRY L. LINN COMMERCIAL ART 1344 McGregor Avenue, N, W. Stage Crew 2 Booster Club 2,4 Audio-Visual Aides 2 GARY G. LITUN RETAILING 2207 Seventh Street, N. E. Varsity Baseball Letterman 3,4 Reserve Football letterman 2,3 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Intramural Activities 3,4 Home Room Representative 3 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JEAN L. LOREY COSMETOLOGY 1222 - 31st Street, N. W. Rockette 2,3 Y-Teen 2,3,4 Tumblers 2,4 Booster Club 2,3,4 CAROL J. LOSCHELDER TEA ROOM 1306 Sixth Street, N. E, JAMES LOWE DRAFTING 1850 Echo Place, S. E. A'Capella Choir 2, 3, 4 Timkenaires 3,4 Intramural Activities 3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA ANN I.UCI'lITZ SECRETARIAI. 1918 Rowland Avenue, N. E. Orchestra l,2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Office Assistant 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 DAVID J. LUPE ACCOUNTING 1312 Sherrick Road, S. E. Intramural Activities l,2,3 Booster Club l,2,3,4 RAYMOND J. LUPE ACCOUNTING 1312 Sherrick Road, 5. E. Senlor Class Vice President Tyra: Photographer 1,2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Tivo: Photographer 'l,2,3,4 Stage Crew 1 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JOHN LUZIO PATTERN 1406 Allen Avenue, S. E. A'CapeIlo Choir l,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,4 PATRICIA L. LYON Accourmmc 1207 Second Street, S. W. Mixed Chorus 2 Guido Service Club 2.3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JANET L. LYONS sEcnE1AmAL 3114 Dewey Place, S. W. Sophomore Class Treasurer A'CapelIa Chair 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Home Room Representative 1 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Student Senate 2 V-Teen l,2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 1,2,3 Booster Club l,2,3,4 MARIANNE MACKEY COSMETOLOGY 2619 Fletcher Avenue, N. E. Mixed Chorus 2 Y-Teen 3.4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JOHN H. MACKSYN SHEET METAL 415 Freedom Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Tumblers 2 Home Room Representative 3 EDWARD MADDERN ELECTRIC 1708 Navarre Road, S. W. Varsity Baseball Letterman 2,3,4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2,3 Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Intramural Activities 3 Stage Crew 1,2,3,4 Booster Club l Intramural Basketball Champs 4 JOANNE MAGYAR COMMERCIAL ART 612 Ross Avenue, N. E. A'CapelIa Choir 2,3,4 Y-Teen l Booster Club 1,4 PATRICIA ANN MALINOWSKI SECRETARIAL 1218 Linwood Avenue, 5. W. Tyro: Typist 4 VIRGINIA ANN MALY RETAILING 2527 Seventh Street, N. E. Home Room Representative 3,4 Office Assistant 3 D. E. C. A. 4 D. E. C. A. Vice President 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 PI-IYLLIS M. MAMMONE DRESSMAKING 1451 Sycamore Avenue, S. W. Mixed Chorus l Y-Teen 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 LUCY JEAN MANTSCI-I SECRETARIAL 3703 Fairmount Boulevard, N. E. A'CaaeIla Choir 3,4 A'CapeIla Choir Secretary 4 A'CapeIla Choir Treasurer 4 Timkenaires 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Girls' Sextette 2 Guide Service Club 2 Y-Teen 2,3,4 library Staff Assistant l,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 ELAINE M. McCLARREN JOAN M. McKELl.EY IsusINEss MACHINES SECRETARIAL 333 Tyler Avenue, S. E. Y-Teen 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 l7l5 Ferndale Avenue, N. W. Tyra: Editorial Staff 4 Typist 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Troian Leaders 3,4 Home Room Representative 3,4 Guide Service Club 3,4 Y-Teen 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Blue Team Reserve 4 GARY McDONALD DELMA MEADOWS MACHINE RETAILING 527 Wells Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 3 i325 Plain Avenue, N. E. Reserve Basketball Letterman 3 Varsity Basketball Letterman 4 Y-Teen 2,4 Booster Club 3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club 2,3,4 JAMES MCFERREN ROSEMARY MEFFIE TEA ROOM COSMETOLOGY 1712 punon Road, N- W' i024 Eighth Street, S. E. Booster Club 3 Y'T'9 3 Booster Club 3 continued ROSEMARY R. MARUCCI DOMINIC C. MAY DRESSMAKING PRINTING 2914 Whipple Road, N. W. Band 2,3 Freshman Basketball Intramural Activities 3 Tennis 2,3,4 High School Doubles Champ 3 Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 2341 Georgetown Road, N. E. Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JOAN MATHIE COMMERCIAL Amr EVELYN JEAN MCABIER DRESSMAKING 1533 Second Street, N. E. H00 Prospect Avenue, S. W. Tivo: Editorial Staff 3 Girls' Glee Club 4 Y-Teen 3,4 Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 2,3 Booster Club l,2,3,4 BARBARA LOUISE MENENDEZ SECRETARIAL 1909 Hammond Avenue, S. W. Tyra: Editorial Staff l,2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Tivo: Editorial Staff 3, 4 Y-Teen 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JOSEPH MANUEL MEZQUITA SHEET METAL 2138 Fourth Street, N. E. Varsity Track Letterman 1,2 Reserve Football Letterman 2,3 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 Freshman Faatball Freshman Basketball Home Room Representative 4 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Audio-Visual Aides 1,2 ROSEMARY V. MIHALTIAN SECRETARlAL 1735 Root Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 3,4 Office Staff Assistant 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 MARGARET MILLER RETAILING 1540 Arnold Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 1 Office Assistant 3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 DEWAINE LEE MONCRIEF PATTERN 206 Seventh Street, S. W. Stage Crew l,2,3,4 CAROLYN V. MOORE ACCOUNTING 2514 Seventh Street, S. W. Library Staff Assistant 2,3 Treasurer's Assistant 4 Y-Teen 4 Booster Club 1,4 BONNIE A. MORENA SECRETARIAL 1622 Spring Avenue, N. E. Sophomore Class Vice President Gold Team Varsity 3,4 Troian Leaders 3,4 Maiarette 3,4 Rockette 2 Student Senate 2 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 1 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ROBERT E. MOSIYCHUK PRINTING 1635 Frederick Avenue, S. W. Varsity Baseball Letterman 3,4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2,3 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Intramural Activities 3,4 Intramural Volleyball Champs 3 Home Room Representative 1 Booster Club l,2,3,4 RONALD L. MOUSHEY MACHINE 1314 - 15th Street, N. E. Mixed Chorus 2 Intramural Activities 1,2 Booster Club 1,2,4 CALVIN MOWRY Auromosus 1316 - 18th Street, N. W. Varsity Football Letterman 3,4 Varsity Track Letterman 2,3,4 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2 continued SANDRA L. MYERS SECRETARIAL 2442 Winton Place, N. W. Tyro: Editorial Staff 3,4 Troian Leaders 3,4 Guide Service Club 3,4 Y-Teen 2,3,4 Office Assistant 3 Booster Club 2,3,4 Gold Team Reserve 4 Quill and Scroll 4 RONALD E. NEWI-IART ELECTRIC 1027 Young Avenue, N. E. Band 3 Intramural Activities I,2,4 Tennis 2,3,4 High School Doubles Champ 3 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs 4 AUDREY CAROL NICHOLSON ACCOUNTING 814 McKinley Avenue, S. W. Senior Class Treasurer 4 Gold Team Reserve 3 Troian leaders 3,4 Treasurer's Assistant 3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Gold Team Varsity 4 JUDITH A. NICHOLSON ACCOUNTING 2615 - Ilth Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Band l,2,3,4 Dance Band I,2,3,4 Traian leaders 3,4 Troian Leaders Treasurer 4 V-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Booster Club Secretary 4 RONALD NOLTE AUTOMOBILE 1008 Arlington Avenue, S. W. Varsity Baseball Letterman 3,4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Freshman Football Intramural Activities 2,4 Home Room Representative 4 Booster Club 3,4 DOROTHY E. NOVAK SECRETARIAI I707 Stark Avenue, S. W. A'CapelIa Choir 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Timkenaires 4 ROBERT D. OLIVERA PRINTING 423 Gobel Avenue, N. E. Varsity Baseball Letterman 4 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball Champs 3 Booster Club 2,3,4 DOROTHY R. OLIVIERI cosmsrolocv 426 Grandview Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Tumblers 4 Assistant to School Nurse 2 Rockotte I Booster Club I,2,3,4 LAURALEEN B. OLMUTZ ACCOUNTING 1320 - 22nd Street, N. E. Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 3 library Staff Assistant 2, 3, 4 Assistant ta School Nurse 4 Treasurer's Assistant 3,4 Booster Club I,2,3,4 RICHARD ONDREY PATTERN 2547 Indiana Way, N. E. Home Room Representative 3,4 Hi-Y 2 Hi-Y Vice President 2 Stage Crew l,2,3,4 MONA JEAN PACKER sEcmAmAL 416 Bellflower Avenue, N. W. Sophomore Class Secretary Tyre: Business Staff 3, 4 , A'CapelIo Cholr 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Trelan leaders 3,4 Home Room Representative 2 Student Senate 2 V-Teen 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Blue Team Reserve 4 Quill and Scroll 4 JAMES N. PASTOR PRINTING 1718 - 28th Street, N. W. Freshman Football Intramural Activities 2,3 Stage Crew 1 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball Cham FRANK D. PAPRZYCKI NANCY PASTOR MACHINE RETAILING 1508 Hammond Avenue, S. W. Orchestra 2,3 Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 1721 - 28th Street, N. W. A'Capella Choir 4 Girls' Gloe Club 3 D. E. C. A. 4 Y-Teen 3,4 Booster Club 3,4 sw,-' ' NN f' '- 55231. 3. fs' irll' B5 ps3 PATRICIA A. PASTOR LAWRENCE PERRETTA SECRETAMAL Elecmc 2111 - 21st Street, N. E. A'Capolla Chair 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Guide Service Club 3,4 Y-Teen 2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 1,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Audio-Visual Aides l GARY PEINOVICH 245 Aultman Avenue, N. W. Tyro: Editorial Staff 3,4 Varsity Track Letterman 3 Intramural Activltles 3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs Student Senate 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Booster Club Presldent 4 WENDELL PLOTNER DRAFTING AUTOMOBILE 612 Sixth Street, S. W. 2233 - 13th Street, N. E. Tyro: Editorial Staff 3 Band 1,2 A'Capella Chair 3,4 Orchestra 2 Football Manager 2 Dance Band 2 Stage Crew 1 Home Room Representative 3 Hi-Y 1,2 JOHN PEREZI JR. GARY PLUNKETT SHEET METAL ELECTRIC 2320 Georgetown Road, N. E. Booster Club 1,2,3,4 3041 - llth Street, S. W. Senior Class Secretary Tyra: Photographer 1,2,3,4 Qulll and Scroll 3,4 Tivo: Photographer 1,2,3,4 Home Room Representative 1,3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Audla-Visual Aides l ELEANOR ANN RABATIN SECRETARIAL 3924 Fairmount Boulevard, N, E. Office Assistant l,2,3,4 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Y-Teen Secretary 4 Assistant to School Nurse 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 BONNY LOU RAINES GENERAL 2506 - 12th Street, S. W. Orchestra l,2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JUDITH LEE RAND SECRETARIAL lll9 Market Avenue, South Tyro: Typist 4 Girls' Glen Club 3 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JUDITH A. REED SECRETARIAL 535 Fourth Street, S. W. Guide Service Club 2 .IUDITH ANN REED ACCOUNTING 2232 Willowrow Avenue, N. E. Troian leaders 3,4 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Office Assistant 2,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Blue Team Reserve 4 SHERRIE J. REICHARD DRESSMAKING 710 Highland Road, N. E. A'CapeIla Choir 2,3,4 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Assistant to School Nurse l Continued PHILIP POPA MACHINE 2438 - 16th Street, N. E. Intramural Activities 2,3 Booster Club l,3,4 SARAH JOAN PORTER SECRETARIAL ll5 Bornique Place, S. W. A'CopeIla Choir 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Blue Team Reserve 3,4 Troian leaders 3,4 Maiorette 2,3,4 Rockette l Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 DONNA PUTT RETAILING 3219 Arbor Road, S. W. Y-Teen 3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club 3,4 EDWARD PWARCK PRINTING l5l3 - 15th Street, S. W. VIANNE VIRGINIA REINART COSMETOLOGY 1012 Maryland Avenue, S. W. Mlxed Chorus 2 Booster Club 1 ROBERTA J. RESSEGER auslNEss MACHINES 2619 Seventh Street, N. W. Tyra: Edltorlal Staff 3,4 Rockette 3,4 Y-Teen 3,4 Booster Club 4 ELAINE AUDREY REY OFFICE MACHINES 316 Cornelia Avenue, N. E. Rockette 2,3,4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Booster Club 1.2,3,4 JOYCE MARIE RICHARDS cosMEroLocv 1801 Maryland Avenue, S. W. Y-Teen 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1 Booster Club 1,2 KENNETH RIGGS sneer METAL 2728 Daleford Avenue, N. E. Booster Club 1 Audlo-Vlsual Aides 1,2 JOHN ROAN DRAFTING 1410 Third Street, S. W. Library Staff Assistant 3,4 Booster Club 1,3,4 MELVIN JOSEPH ROBERTS ELECTRIC 217 Wells Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 3 Stage Crew 1,2 Home Room Representative 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 CAROLE LOUISE ROHRER ACCOUNTING 2301 - 16th Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Y-Teen 1,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 DENNIS J. ROONEY ELECTRIC 2020 Mahoning Road, N. E. Home Room Representative 4 RUTH ANN ROSE RETAILING 3012 - 13th Street, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 D. E. C. A. 4 Guide Service Club 3,4 Y-Teen 3,4 Booster Club 3,4 continued CARL E. ROUDEBUSH MACHINE 934 Shadyside Avenue, S. W. Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Dance Bond l,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JOHN W. RUKAVINA AUTOMOBILE 1838 Brownlee Avenue, N. E. A'Copella Choir 1,2,3,4 Timkenaires 2,3,4 Booster Club 1 Audio-Visual Aides 1 GEORGE P. SAMS RETAILING 2120 Seventh Street, N. E. Tyre: Business Staff 4 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club 3,4 MARY SANKOVICH RETAILING 2129 Henry Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 D. E. C. A. Secretary 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Office Staff Assistant 4 LARRY C. SAUNDERS MACHINE 1551 Park Avenue, S. W. Booster Club l,2,3,4 ROSENIARY A. SCARRY Accoummc 1742 Root Avenue, N. E. Mixed Chorus 2 Bond 2 Office Assistant 4 Y-Teen I Booster Club 1,2,3,4 GARY C. SCHAFFERT MACHINE 4723 - 12th Street, N. W. Freshman Football Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Tumblers 3 NANCY SCHAFFER1' SECRETARIAL 1213 Roslyn Avenue, S. W. Gold Team Varsity 3,4 Troion Leaders 3,4 Library Staff Assistant 1 Y-Teen 2,3,4 Office Assistant 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 CHARLES B. SCHEURER smear METAL 916 - 14th Street, N. W. Senior Class President Tyro: Editorial Staff 4 Tivo: Editorial Staff 4 A'CapeIIa Choir 4 Intramural Actlvltios 3,4 Booster Club I,2,3,4 SANDRA SCHMIDT RETAIUNG 1143 Roslyn Avenue, S. W. Y-Teen 3,4 D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club 3,4 ROBERT D. SCI-IRADER WELDING 1338 Henry Avenue, S. W. Booster Club 3,4 RITA SCIURY GENERAL 1424 Harrison Avenue, S. W. Booster Club 3,4 DON R. SECCONIBE WELDING 1112 Prospect Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Guide Service Club 1 Booster Club 1,4 RICHARD SECKLER AUTOMOBILE 1618 Spring Avenue, N. E. Booster Club 1,2 'fs Er L HARRY M. SEID AUTOMOBILE 710 Walnut Avenue, N. W. Home Room Representative 3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 RUTH SHAFER RETAILING 1132 Grandview Avenue, S. W. Y-Teen 4 D. E. C. A. 4 Office Staff Assistant 4 Booster Club 3,4 LARRY A. SHOCKLING DRAFTING 2323 Coventry Boulevard, N. E. Varsity Baseball Letterman 3 Stage Crew 2 Hi-Y 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ROBERT DEAN SHUMAR WELDING 1353 Henry Avenue, S. W. Home Room Representative 4 Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Intramural Activities 3,4 Booster Club 2,3,4 ROSENIARY M. SIENIUND SECRETARIAL 3926 Sixth Street, S. W. Tyra: Business Statf 4 Troian leaders 3,4 Guide Service Club 2 Y-Teen 4 Office Assistant 2,3 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Gold Team Reserve 4 CAROL SIGELNIIER RETAILING 1512 - 24th Street, N. E. Guide Service Club 2,3,4 Library Staff Assistant 4 D. E. C. A. 4 Y-Teen 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ELIZABETH J. SISTERHEN DRESSMAKING 205 Gilmore Avenue, N. W. Y-Teen 1,2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 .ION SELDON SKOLMUTCH ELECTRIC 134 - 15th Street, S. E. Junior Class President Tyra: Editorial Staff 2,3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Tivo: Editorial Stott 3,4 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs 3,4 Home Room Representative 2 Student Senate 3,4 Student Senate Vice President 3 Student Senate President 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 DON SMITH PATTERN 2026 Third Street, N. E. Intramural Activities 3 Stage Crew 2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 GARY LEE SMITH MACHINE 2427 Sixth Street, N. W. Home Room Representative 3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Audio-Visual Aides 2,3,4 GDRDON L. SMITH AUTOMOBILE 125 Columbus Avenue, N. W. Booster Club 1,3,4 JAMES W. SMITH WELDING 3005 - 16th Street, S. W. Intramural Activities 3,4 Stage Crew l,2,3,4 Booster Club 2,3,4 continued BARBARA JANE SIKORA SECRETARIAL 2016 Kimball Road, S. E. Tyra: Editorial Staff 3,4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Tivo: Editorial Staff 4 Library Staff Assistant 2,3 Y-Teen 4 Guide Service Club 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 SANDRA .IEAN SIMON S ACCOUNTING 1149 Dartmouth Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Y-Teen 1,4 Treasurer's Assistant 4 Booster Club l,2,4 GARY E. SINAY AUTOMOBILE 1655 Stark Avenue, S. W. Booster Club 1,2 PAUL R. SIREAN AUTOMOBILE 2406 Daletord Avenue, N. E Booster Club 1,2 KAREN A. SMITH commsncm ART 814 Plymouth Court, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Home Room Representative 4 Y-Teen 4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 TERRY SPEELNIAN AUTOMOBILE 1226 St. Elmo Avenue, N. E. Booster Club 2,4 ROBERT SPIVEY DRAFTING B21 - 25th Street, N. E. A'Capella Choir 3,4 Booster Club 2,3,4 THOMAS C. SPONSELLER ACCOUNTING 1612 Miami Court, N. E. Intramural Activities 2,3 Booster Club l,2,4 LARRY STECKMAN DRAFTING 928 - 12th Street, N. W. Baseball Manager 2 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Stage Crew 2 Booster Club 3,4 NANCY Nl. STEFAN COSMETOLOGY 1923 Seventh Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2 Booster Club I,2,3 RICHARD STOCKBURGER PATTERN 1022 Walnut Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 1,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JANE ANN STOKOE BUSINESS MACHINES 1015 Seventh Street, N. E. Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1 DONNA LEE SZASZ SECRETARTAL 1544 Park Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Home Room Representative 4 Y-Teen 1 Booster Club I,2,4 RICHARD SZCZEPANIAK ELECTRIC 1618 Garfield Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball Champs 3,4 Stage Crew 2,4 Booster Club 4 continued CAROL ANN TANSEK JOSEPH VALKO SECRETARIAL 1339 Roslyn Avenue, S. W. Tivo: Typist 4 Y-Teen 3 Library Staff Assistant 2,3 Office Assistant 3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ROBERT TAYLOR COMMERCIAL ART 1035 Cherry Avenue, N. E. A'Capello Choir 2,3,4 Timkenaires 2,3,4 Intramural Activities 2 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 WILLIAM B. TAYLOR AUTOMOBILE 197 Wertz Avenue, N. W. MARY ANN TLANDA RETAILING 1326 Cottage Place, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Office Assistant 4 ' D. E. C. A. 4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ANDREW J. UDECK DRAFTING 1372 Market Avenue, South Freshman Football Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ACCOUNTING 3110 - 14th Street, S. W. Sophomore Class President Varsity Baseball Letterman 3,4 Varsity Football Letterman 4 Varsity Basketball Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2,3 Reserve Basketball Letterman 2,3 Freshman Football Freshman Basketball SHIRLEY ANN VALTICH RETAILING 1127 Barton Place, N. E. MARILYN LOUISE VANAMAN RETAILING 721 Linwood Avenue, S. W. Tyro: Feature Editor 4 Editorial Staff 3,4 Y-Teen 3,4 Office Assistant 4 D. E. C. A. 4 D. E. C. A. Treasurer 4 Booster Club 3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 .IOANN SHIRLEY VAUGHAN ACCOUNTING 1523 Bonnot Place, N. E. Band 1,2,3,4 Blue Team Reserve 3 Troian Leaders 3,4 Office Assistant 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen I,2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 Blue Team Varsity 4 .IUDITH VAUGHAN ACCOUNTING 1523 Bonnot Place, N. E. Bond I,2,3,4 Troian Leaders 3,4 Troian Leaders Secretory 4 Blue Team Reserve 3 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Gold Team Varsity 4 HENRY VEGA PATTERN 2203 Georgetown Road, N. E. Vorslty Football Letterman 4 Reserve Football Letterman 2,3 Freshman Football Intramural Actlvitles 3,4 Stage Crew l,2,4 Booster Club 2,3,4 Audio-Visual Aides l,2 SANDRA I. VITANGELI cosmerolocv 2l03 Spring Avenue, N. E. Tumblers l Booster Club l,4 JOHN A. VOINA MACHINE l547 Stark Avenue, S. W. Booster Club l MARY E. VOLZER SECETARIAL 1328 Wells Avenue, N. Girls' Gleo Club 2,3 Girls' Sextette 3 Orchestra l,2,3 Booster Club l,2,3,4 W. .IUDITH A. WALLACE GENEVIEVE THERESA COSMETOLOGY WARRICK 2910 - l5tli Street, N. W. BUSINESS MACHINES l,f'2'f,f'f 4 2306 Third sum, s. E. Booster Club l,2,4 KEITH WALLICK DRAFTING 2703 Maywood Place, S. A'Capella Choir 2,3,4 Timkenaires 4 Intramural Activities 3,4 Freshman Football Stage Crew l,2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 W. Tyro: Editorial Staff 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Guide Service Club 3,4 Booster Club 3,4 Quill and Scroll KAREN LEE WEAVER GENERAL ll-12 Rockwood Avenue, S. W. A'CapeIla Choir 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Guide Service Club l,2,3,4 V-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JUDITH M. WALTHER DONALD RAY WELLS COSMETOLOGY AUTOMOBILE l857 Maple Avenue, N. E. 908 Eleventh Street, N. W. Rockette 3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club l Y-Teen l,2,4 Booster Club 1,2 LINDA M. YOUNG COMMERCIAL ART 3202 Ninth Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 4 Band l,2,3 Y-Teen l,Z,3,4 Booster Club l,2,4 MARILYN ANN YOUNG SECRETARIAL 253 Montrose Avenue, N. W. Tyra: Typist 4 A'CopeIla Choir 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club I Timkenaires 4 Gold Team Reserve 3 Traian leaders 3,4 Y-Teen 3 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4 Office Assistant 3 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Football Queen 4 Blue Team Varsity 4 BARBARA .l. YOST cosMsrOLOOv i414 - 22nd Street, N. E. Rockette 3,4 Y-Teen 3,4 Library Staff Assistant 2 Booster Club l,2,3,4 Queen's Attendant 4 SHARON YOUNG TEA ROOM 607 Reynolds Place, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 3 Y-Teen 2 Booster Club 3,4 ROSE ELLEN ZENO SECRETARIAL l690 Tanner Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club l,2,3 Booster Club 2,3,4 MARCIA L. ZUFALL SECRETARIAL 3717 - mn sneer, s. w. Guide Service Club 3,4 library Staff Assistant 3 Booster Club 2,3,4 continued CAROL ANN WENDEL DOROTHY WOLF SECRETARIAL 2705 Eighth Street, N. W. Freshman Class Vice President Gold Team Reserve 3 Trolan leaders 3,4 Office Assistant 2,3,4 Student Senate I Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Y-Teen Vice President Booster Club l,2,3,4 Blue Team Varsity 4 JAMES R. WEST AUTOMOBILE SECRETARIAL i635 Struble Avenue, N. E. Guide Service Club 2.3,4 Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Booster Club 'l,2,3,4 FRANCES ELEANOR YARNOVICH 3902 Sixth Street. S. W. DRESSMAKING Booster Club 3,4 2907 Daleford Avenue, N. E Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Y-Teen 3 Library Staff Assistant l,2 Office Assistant 3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 SENIOR ADVISERS C O O Senior Advisers have been very busy during the year. These teachers must make final arrange- ments for students to order announcements and rent caps and gowns for graduation. Commence- ment exercises are under the direction ofthe class advisers. They also help plan the Junior-Senior prom and Senior Class party. MR. RICHARD K. MILLER Seated: Mr. Richard K. Miller, chairman, Miss Pauline Shorb, Miss Eva Sparrowgrove. Standing: Miss Mary White, Mr. Donald Colaner, Miss Marie Bachtel, Mr. Carl Kamp, Miss Hazel Post. All activities of the Class of '59 were capably directed by the chairman at the advisers, Mr. Richard K. Miller. SENIOR SNAPS Seated: B, Guirreri, M. Abbott. Standing: P. Malinowski, B. Menendez. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS I . ' . - , if-, A . I+. A. Gambow, T. Hunter, D. Lupe, J. Valko, G. Sams. .ffm I JUN1oRS l VENNA The Class of '60 rides again Swift and sure and bound fo win. We've got one more year to prove our That we will honor Timken's name. To the underclassmen we will prove That we are really in The groove. The key fo The future we now hold If we do our tasks as they unfold. claim JANICE PAT GARY OFFICERS President sssssss.,.,.. s,ss. G ary McKee Vice President ....sss ..s..,sc. P at Kulich Secrefary .css,,,is ....,. V enna Fonte Treasurer ss.,.s. ssss, J anice Oberster Albaugh, Karen Angel, Bill Antenucci, Robert Anthony, Patti Arnold, Sue Ashman, Vicki Augustine, Sandy Ault, Donald Ault, Harry Baker, Kenneth Bannevich, Phil Barcich, Tony Barker, Pat Beal, Judy Bell, Bonnie Bellas, Charles Berg, Bill Berkmyer, Kenneth Best, Helen Bilbrey, Marilyn Biris, Delores Birone, Marie Bishop, Robert Blaine, Cynthia Blevins, Jenny Bodnar, John Bohus, Margaret Bole, Joan Bolitho, Larry ray, Betty Brown, Dave Brown, Pat sd continued Brown, Terry Bruey, Alice Brumbaugh, Lynne Brumma, Jerry Brummage, Carol Bucheit, Charles Burelli, Don Buttery, Robert Byers, Jackie Byers, Larry Callihan, Tom Casar, Don Chaney, Charlotte Chaney, Donna Chiaramonti, Florence . Chisler, Sandy sw is Clair, Shirley Collins, Jean j Concato, Pat Conley, Nick Cottage, Peggy Cottrill, Don Coulas, Bertha Couts, Jerry Cox, Edward Criss, Bill Cunningham, Joe Daniels, Cortez Dasco, John Davidson, Verna Davis, Dan Davis, Kenneth Davis, Park My Deck, Joyce De Cosmo, Jackie Deitrick, Bob Demchak, Barbara De Meo, Tony Derby, Bonnie Di Paulo, Ernie Dixon, Darlene Dolph, Adam Donahey, Chuck Druessi, Jim Drewry, Gerald Dunne, Mary Dupper, Barbara Dutrou, June Eckerd, Teresa Erbland, Jeff Eshelman, Dave Esway, Andy Evans, Jim Everitt, Sandra Fales, Kenneth Farelli, Eva Fellers, Linda Ferencz, Betty Fete, Kay Lyne Finley, Mark Flanigan, Charles Fogle, Betty Fonte, Venna Fordosi, Carol Forte, Pat Fortney, Joy Fowler, Dick Fowler, Dick Fowler, Karen Freetage, Jim Friconna, Tom Friedman, Tom Fryberger, Janelle Fumarole, Mary Ann Furden, David Gano, John Garcia, Lorraine Garris, Jim Gattuso, Linda Georges, Marcia '51 1.11 Cm? 'G' 4-7 'K' CJ- I 1.1 ri V' continued Giauque, Terry Gibbons, Ralph Gier, Marion Gillilan, Charlotte Goddard, Shirley Goebel, David Goebeler, Dick Goldsworthy, Bill Goock, Noreen Grader, Linda Griffin, Damond Hahn, Norma Hall, Judy Harbert, Jim Hartman, Larry Hartsel, Gordon Hartwick, Dave Hayes, Eddie Headley, Tyrone Heckman, Jim Hess, Karen Holshu, Judy Housos, Anthony Housos, George Howell, Jeanne Hudson, Jerry Jackson, Ted Jenkins, Dick Johanning, Tom Kasler, James Keane, Mike Keefe, Judy Kendrick, Bernie Kendro, Joseph Kennedy, Delmas Kimble, Nancy King, Marlene Kirkbride, Marty Kisha, Jerry Kleaver, Judy Klink, Carol Ann Koury, Julia Kress, Dorothy Krollzick, Norma Kufto, Nick Kuhl, Bob Kulich, Patricia Laird, Alex Lantz, Mary Alice Lawson, Marie Lawver, Ronald Lazar, Donald Lazar, Ronald Lee, .loe Lee, Joe Leidtke, Susan Lelakus, Rose Leonard, Carol Lewis, David Link, Stanley Lloyd, Mick Lombardi, Joseph Lombardi, Sandra Loughey, Sharon Luther, Barbara Luzader, Paulene Machefski, Bob Maddrell, Bill Malloy, Anne Mancini, Dick Mann, Nancy Marcanthony, Donna Marcelli, Chuck Mormon, Joe Matz, Leonard Mayle, Brenda McCartney, Bob McCullers, Jim McFarlane, Merrilyn McHenry, Kenneth I, I , wt Q 'Q' -1-0 us K , -I4 J-4, any X ., ,, fx 0 1 f 3 s P-...f l 'WSW ll ll .lt .t- A W- ' ... ilu 'l lg? . , i N L Ml - f' 5 -f l ' 3 l Continued McKee, Gary McMillen, Brenda Meffie, Shirley Memmer, Barbara Mercier, Ken Merriman, Dave Metz, Larry Meyers, Paul Mikes, Dick Miller, David Miller, Gene Miller, Leonard Miller, Nancy Monasierio, Dick Moody, James Moore, Terry Morro, Marlene Moss, Richard Mowry, Susan Mydock, Paul Myers, Margie Myers, Sandra Namciu, John Nan, Dan Neibeck, John Nero, Ramon Neuman, Jo Newby, Lois Nicholson, Irene Novak, Karen Nuske, John Oberster, Janice Okey, Bob Orlando, Jeannie Orr, Janette Owens, Charlotte Packer, Diane Pafele, Tony Pavona, Vic Perry, Dave Petraroli, Nancy Petree, Ray Petrisor, Georgia Petroff, George Phillippi, Harry Pool, Bill Papa, Nick Popick, John Powers, Patty Prince, Patricia Pritza, Judy Pucci, Joe Purney, Judy Ramuno, Edith Ratliff, John Reiger, Don Reinhart, Don Reinhart, Lynn Rich, Eleanora Richards, Neil Richardson, Marcia Riffle, Bill Rinaldi, Charlene Rose, Audrey Rossetti, Ron Rostonski, Edmond Rotar, Dan Roush, Shirley Ruble, Walt Russell, Chuck Saccucci, John Salewsky, Lester Salvadore, Juanita Sanford, Don Scheurer, Pat Schiller, Bill Scott, Judy Scott, Susan Sees, Betty Seich, Bob QI . tml it ,' + :i'.qg continued Sergi, Ruth Shaffer, Don Shaffer, Phyllis Sharkey, Susie Shubert, Joan Sinay, Rosemary Singhaus, Carolyn Sivy, Edward Skropits, Robert Sloyman, Barbara Smith, Judi Smith, Meredith Smith, Raymond Snauffer, Richard Snyder, Don Spear, Marilyn Spillios, Sophie Stage, Roger Stang, Ronald Stevens, Jim Stitt, Leon Stoll, Charles Strednicky, Beverly Stringfield, Carl Swiger, Wanda Teixeira, John Tenaglia, Tony Thomaseck, William Todd, Pamelu Tolbert, Dan Tomey, Mike Tripp, Janet Trudeau, Laura Van Sickel, Pat Vesely, Mike Vitale, Frnaces Vodopich, lvan Vogley, Mike Vuckovich, Ronald Walter, Rodney Warren, Jon Warrick, Cecilia Way, Todd Weaver, Harold Weaver, Mary Wendling, James West, Linda Whitmer, Maxine Witmer, Shirley Yakunick, Barbara Yerem, Judy Young, Bob ig , I Young, Nancy 3' ,a,,, Q J' Zampino, Beniamin ' Zavoda, Andy li, 'ii fa., i K 1 Johnston, Laura Jean Zimer, Juliana Zugsberger, Gerri JU IOR CLASS ADVISER Seated: Mr. George Mokodean, Miss Martha Strauch, Mr. Raymond Pelanda. Standing: Miss Catherine Shafer, Mr. Herbert Mellon, Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Mr. Carl Kamp. l 5 1-- 2.5- gd! MR. RAYMOND PELANDA Assisting the Senior Advisers in the planning of the Prom is one of the tasks of the Junior Advisers. Those teachers also help in the annual class elections. SOPHOMQRES JIM KAREN OFFICERS President .. ,...... ..... R onald Lewers Vice President ....... ..,.... J ames Katusin Secretary ..,.... .... A licia Vega Treasurer ....... Karen Seefong ALICIA RONNIE Two years are behind us now, But there's no time to take a bow, For we have two more years in which To graduate from Timken High. Never a frown and never any fears, We'II be seniors in two more years, As toward Iife's highest goal we aim We're sure to honor Timken's name. to try Aanderud, Bob Abbot, .lim Adams, Bill Agnes, Vicki Allen, Carol Angelantoni, Rita Anstead, Harold Arnold, Joann Aventino, Pat Babb, Larry Baderchak, Larry Bair, Robert Baker, Carol Balaski, Barbara Ball, Gerry Ballas, Connie Banta, Bob Barlow, Kenneth Barnhart, Mariean Battista, Kathleen Bennett, Carol Bentivegna, Joe Bestic, Richard Boldon, Walter Bossart, Joe Bowers, Carolyn Bowers, Dana Bowling, Betty Brandt, Jim Brewer, Robert Brott, Rodney Brown, Barbara Brown, Linda Brown, Pat Brown, Rolland Brumbaugh, Chuck Brumma, Barbara Bryan, Roberta Buchanan, Virginia Buker, Susan Bulso, Janet Burner, Keith Byrd, Lou Ann Campbell, Kathleen Carbenia, Kathy Carpenter, Glen Carroll, Dave Carrothers, Roger Casar, Kathy Cerrato, Jean J H . 1-ff' A 1 ' ae rg: SOPHOMORES continued Childers, Beverly Chirillo, Louie Clark, Rhodaiean Clevinger, Gary Cochrane, Nancy Coleman, Glenn Collins, James Compton, Richard Conaway, Lawrence Concatto, Drenna Conley, Earl Cook, Linda Corsi, Tony Coss, Harold Coss, Linda Culp, Barbara Czenkansky, Ed Daverio, Jim Davidson, Patty Davis, Carol Day, Tom Dean, Rodney De Chiara, John Decker, Dick Demchak, Janet De Pasquale, Albert De Prees, Barbara De Stephen, Jo Anne Dierdorf, Dale Di Francesco, Ron Di Marzio, Mary Lou Dixson, Charlotte Domczak, Maria Drayton, William Dryden, Dolores Duff, Ken Earhart, Randy Eckroate, Marcia Eiler, Ronald Engle, Carol Fenwick, Carole Fernandez, Mary Ann Fidelholtz, Carol Fields, James Fink, John Engle, Elmer Erbland, Elaine Evans, Joanne Failla, Roseann Farkas, Steve Flanagan, Jim Fowler, Barbara Fowler, Bill Fowler, Don France, Jerry Franklin, Joe Frantz, Linda Franzone, Joe Freetage, Ray French, Judy Frutig, John Fry, Sharon Frye, Karen Gakat, Mary Ann Gamble, Bob 1 Garcia, Delores Gasper, Gary George, Larry Gier, Alena Girt, Mary Ann Glazier, Catherine Glew, Larry Green, Pam Gregory, Diane Gregory, John Griffith, David Groner, Larry Grubish, William Hane, Richard Hastings, Darlene SOPHOMORE ADVISERS Standing: Mr. Frank Gonda, Miss Pauline Bridge, Miss Leonetta Perry, Mr. William Cole, Mr. Frank Garfield. Seated: Mr. Wayne Hinton. MR. WAYNE HINTON Sophomore Class Advisers assist in the orientation program, which is so important for sophomore stu- dents. They also help plan any parties or other social events the sophomores desire. SOPHOMORES continued Helaney, Mareena Hetrick, Larry Hilcher, lla Hogue, Dennis Hor ger, Sandra Horne, Tom Horton, Carole Hudas, Linda Humphrey, Frank Jagod Jan nik, Marie son, Dave Johanning, Jeanne Johnson, Irene Jones, Paul Karcher, Katusi ine Bob n, Jim Keck, Charlene Keener, Sandra Keim, Myrna Keinath, Mary Kerns, Barbara Keyes, Janet Kirby, Jo Klintworth, Litha Kolleth, Frank Kopan, Karen Kovac, Coleman Kraus, Ralph Kress, Richard Kubicka, Donna Kutz, Virginia Lago, Carmen Landers, Lane, La Jim Linda Rocco, Charlotte Lasure, Shirley Latta, Betty Leasure, Al GH Lee, Betty Jane Lewers, Ronnie Lig htfoot, Ralph Lightfritz, Jack Likens, Estella Lilley, Judy Lilly, John Little, Vince Lockwich, Dick Lombardi, Rochelle Loshelder, Jim Lung, Russell Lutz, Judy Lutzko, Regan Macki, Jerry Marino, Ann Maddern, Donald Marshall, Sandra Martin, Marti Fred nez, Tino Mason, Linda Maurer, Nancy May, Linda Mazak, Marsha McCallin, Tom McCauley, Russell McCormick, Karen McFarland, Dan McKim, Dorothy McNeel, Bob McNeeI, Sally Meachem, Gary Medley, James Medley, John Meister, Linda Merryman, Delores Metzger, Gene Meyers, Dave Miller, Karen Miller, Melvin Milnes, George Minarik, Ronald Mish, Paul Moore, Evan Moore, Lois Jean Morgan, Donna Morgan, Sue Morro, Mike Mucci, Frank Naetzel, Mike Newman, Linda North, James Novak, Gail Oldroyd, Dan Owens, Carolyn Paar, Gary Palmer, l.ynn Papadopoulos, Tina Pennell, Pat Perez, Eloise Pesqero, Mary Peterson, Roger Petrovich, Suzanne Plaskett, Linda Popa, George Popa, John Popovich, Nick Powell, Richard Prete, Diane Price, Ann Prosser, Tobie Pwarck, Jean Rauvola, Kenny Redd, Tom Redinger, Maynard Redwine, Janice Reolfi, Gary Rex, Rosemary Rinaldi, Judi Roach, Kenneth Robinson, Ernest Rogers, David C? , E Qf ' A 'Y 5 e i gi? I , 'bil up 5 SOPHOMORES Rombach, Robert Root, Michael Ross, Charles Rudder, Rosalee Russo, Katherine Ryan, Tom Salewsky, Donald Sankbeil, Mariorie Savoy, Leeroy Scali, Rosemary Schilling, Sandra Schneider, Renate Schuring, Martin Scott, Carol Scott, Charles Scott, Donald Scrimo, Al Seefong, Karen Seemann, Tom Seevers, Don Shackle, William Shafer, Helen Shaheen, Shafeeka Shaw, John Shoultys, Carolyn Sickafoose, Sandra Simpkino, Phyllis Slack, Harold Small, Carolyn Smith, Charlene Smith, Robert Smith, Ron Soper, Larry Steckman, John Steed, Charlotte Stickle, Pat Stoll, Patty Strypek, Judith Swain, Tim Swiger, Jerry Tebroske, Hope Tenaglia, Nick Thomas, Robert Todd, Edward Tornero, Dolores Trbovich, Bob Trudeau, John Udeck, Joe Vallos, Chris Vaughn, Sandra continued Volzer Rita Von Almen Kathy Waggoner, Rollin Vega, AllClCl Wagner, Ronald Walter, Kathy Warren, Jerry Watkins, Judith Watkins, Virginia Wayne, Nancy Weaver, Joan Wells, Roberta Whaley, Betty Willaman, Edith Williams, Karen Williams, Mary Wilson, Mariorie Wise, Jack Witmer, Chuck Worth, Dale Young, John Young, Ken Young, Tom Yount, Mary Lou Yuga, Marlana Zaleski, James Zampino, Carole Zimmer, Bonnie Zinn, Cecelia Zuroff, Annette - ., 'Jig J ,Q A . 1 , , 4,2 ,3 D.: , 1 ' K a ff gf .1 tl 1. A by 5+ 1 so , A N ww fi . 'J F ,X 'Aga , io. , e 5 0 1 We ff sw da W 1 s l J ll ll , e Q 4 E we - sr' ,. , 2 M, 'V 5, 1 e 'l y xi T J 'if 'T ' ..., .-.. , A ., ,W in 5 2: I gy t J X' . it Air .1 The boys' gym classes are an important part of the curriculum for H freshman and sophomore boys. ,i , ltwef Three Timken sophomores display Timmy Troian, a dec- oration for the homeroom contest. T s FRESHMEN JOE ROSEMARIE LINDA - TOM Beginning the year with hopes so high, FRESHMAN CLASS We know our hopes will never die, OFFICERS For we meet the challenges of each new day presidem .-V---..-.A- -.-------q-,, J oe Conccmo Whether in work or whether in play. Vice presidem ..-.---,--'- Rose Marie Ginnem ln the next three years we will win our fame Secretory -..A4.Q- -V..'-...-A L Indo Mcyle And try to honor Timken's name, Treasurer .....,... ......, T om Hixson BY frying our best in eVe Y Way To accomplish the most from day to day. Abbott, Carol Aebi, Sharon Albright, Sandra Alien, John Andriotto, linda Ankram, Maxine Antenucci, Roberta Anthony, larry Aslanides, Penny Augustine, Theresa Babb, Gary Bagueros, Anita Bailey, Frank Baker, John Barber, Cheryl Barcich, Julie Barnby, Gary Bartolet, Don Battista, Nancy Baxter, Sandra Bechtold, Claudia W' Becker, Sallie Bedell, Lindsey Beeson, Donald Behm, Ronald : Benson, Charles V Ig 4 Berkmyer, Grace A - ':, il Bialota, Eugene BiIbr0Y, Diane Birone, Theresa , ' Bird, Jack Blackburn, Jack Blaine, John Boswell, Carl Bracken, James Braum, Jayne Brittain, Mary - Brooks Barbara Brott Neil '?-' 3 if ' W A 49 ,.-. , , X S Brown, Mlke ' - 'Q' is ' H i VV i , 4 , Brumbaugh, Robert t -A ' Buch, George . .fav Burkhardt, Carl Byrd, Linda Byrd, Richard Caley, Donna Callen, Stanley Campbell, Sammy Carpenter, Betty Carr, Deanna Carr, Donald Carr, Gary Carrick, Kathleen Carter, Gilbert Casciani, Kathleen Casey, James Casto, Chuck Cice, Patricia Clary, Nancy Clem, Willard K continued Coleman, Ron Collins, Kitty Compton, Gloria Compton, Pat Concatta, Joe Contrucci, Peter Cook, Sandy Cottrill, Chorles Cotyk, Mike Coulas, Eli Cravener, James Creighton, Thomas Criss, Tony Crupe, Nancy Curry, Dale Cuseck, Carol Dadisman, David Dalton, Shirley Daniska, Carole Dashkovitz, James Daugherty, Carol Daverio, John Dean, Sandro DeGarmo, Earl Dennis, Richard DeVaux, John Deyton, Tim Dickinson, Joyce Dieinger, Cheryl Digiacomo, Pete Dillon, Susan Dimmerling, Denny DiRocco, larry Dodd, Robert Dolph, David Domin, Richard Dooner, Marge D'Orazio, Tony Drake, Wayne Drew, Patricia Dunn, Bob Eberhart, Carol Eckert, Wilbur Eckman, Dennis Eisert, William Erbland, Julie Evans, Gregory Fallot, JoAnn Fernandez, Elaine Ferry, Joseph Fletcher, John Flowers, Robert Fonte, Daniel Foraker, Harold Forte, Richard Fout, Roger Fowler, Don Frank, Jane Freday, Michael Fry, Dorothy Fulton, Edith Fumarole, Mi ke Gaff, Linda iff 'Vg V 'QV 'V '-23 ' ii A Garen, John .KV --rr 'r .135 ' -J' Garman, Jim in ww. V V i - K . Garner, Gary rw Garrison, Mike Z., , . Gaspers, Charles g pg 1 J ' M' ,, J Vx , .. Gages' jun V, ,, .ft 1 1. .V .S V 'V V Gemmata, Paul nl 4' K 91 VV X Gilkerson, Carol V 'J , MH - Ginnetti, Rose Marie f f ' J ' I f R... , V V om, Don A VV ' Glew, Thomas an Q VV 5 ' - f V t 'V Gorey Edwcrd :,VV -V Vqgtu- VV VV A ks . A , V Grew. Judy Q r rl-rr ,re J J Gresser, Judy i J V ' ' cram, Earl s .r ,en , 2-vs: 23032. iriiir 'Eff-ffir Grimes, Gary VV V Grimes, June , ,V , V , s - , I 1 r Q Gronow, Margie .V 'I' H. Q Vw i , V L , ' 5 - Grunz, Dick K A X -0 ' :gm ' ' Guerriere, Nick 'W , -rs 'fr r --H, A qs., Mr in WR Guirreri, Thomas , V Q , -- -Ui li, r fli l' ll Hall, Clayton I VVV , Hanna, Marlene ,Q J .. 5' -' vs.- 4 Q .,, - Harmon, Pat Q rr,r Q , . . 9' s- T- A' e 1533 , V Harper. Arvr-ur wg J rw cf, Q 4 J j ' Hayes, Kenny A '- . . V ' Q fjs. ,YL .i N Hazlett, Cindy A Q 4 all s. ,,r. ge VV W ld, ' 1' Helaney, Sharon , Hetrick, Joel ' f V ' . 5 A l Heyard, Robert main 9 Al Z ' 1,1 ,nv ,,. .VV VV4 ,Vg .D 1- V FRESHMAN CLASS AD V ISERS i J J J J Seated: Miss Irene Askue, Mrs. Hazel Hilty. Standing: Mr, Karl Muster, Mrs. Cornelia Fitzpatrick, Mr. Thomas Everett, Mr. John Oancea. MR. JOHN OANCEA Freshman Advisers assist the Fresh- man Class wherever possible. They make arrangements for the annual freshman dance, which this year was very successful, and also help at the class elections. , L '49, ' ' W WA ff- f ' 2' K if V l'SK 5 ' --4' A nf is I X . - L . l ll ' Il ' 'ft fgz ' Q, - A -- -- I, , ib- , ,. L ,4f' gy Q il? ii M new ., ' ' or l. L g, ... . L- s ri, .,.1. . ef L I K K fx- A l i. my Q W , . ' , 3 A is . L . 'Nr ,,,,. '1 1 L :Ji 'gift W- . ' ' . ' 21 f as . 'ill - L w w L K ff ' ,i '-.. ' Vmwfe continued Hilgert, Beverly Hinkle, Linda Hively, Jack Hixson, Tom Hoot, Earl Hoot, Wllliam House, Leona Hubbert, John Huegel, Sara Hummel, Allen Hunter, Debora Huppert, Diane Husarik, Joann Huth, Wayne Iams, Stan Jackson, Cary Jackson, Eugene Jagodnik, Ann Jeffers, Marlin Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Terry Jones, Bob Jozwiakowski, Ma Kamp, Jim Karcher, Sandy Kasler, Sharon Kauffman, Tom Keller, Maureen Kendra, Ted Kerns, Nancy Kernstetter, Marshall Kessopules, Martha Kimble, John Kimble, Patricia King, Karen Kish, Frances Klotz, Chuck Kolasa, Jim Kosita, Catherine Kouninos, Gust Kulesa, Antoinette Laughlin, Mike Leasure, Sandra Lee, Margaret Leidner, Oliver leMunyon, Karin Leonard, Kay Leontas, Spiros Lewers, Susan Lewis, Carol lewis, William Lige, Barbara Little, William Lockart, Richard Locke, James Lowery, Lee Lukas, Julie Lynn, Vickie Machefski, Carol 'Y Macksyn, Gerald Moly, Camilla Manist, Barbara Marks, Beverly Marks, Richard Marmon, Vincent Marshall, Burt Martin, James Martino, Joan Mayle, Carol Mayle, Linda Mazzarella, Mary McCourry, James McFarland, Jerry McWilliams, Whit Medley, Paul Meffie, Mike Mercier, Neil Meyer, Carol Miku, Dora Miller, Donald Miller, Lorraine Miller, Marilyn Mills, Joyce Monick, Robert Morris, Carol Morrison, Tim Nader, Albert Nauman, Walter Nelisher, Ronald Nelson, Rickey Nero, Fred Newbrough, Carol Nicholson, Dale Nicholson, Margaret Norris, James Oldham, John Ondreyka, Robert Padermos, Daniel Palosi, Kenneth Pappas, Pom Paprzyeki, Leonard Parson, Brooks Pascu, Eva Paxswater, Bruce Passwaters, Frances Pastor, Mary Jane Battista, Elaine Paul, Joseph Plalzgraf, lris Philpott, Barbara Poland, Barbara Polosky, George Pool, Wilma Prico, Herb Pritt, Arthur Profitt, James Pucci, Angeline Quicci, Tim , Quinn, Carol 'ae H Af',mfa - f ' 5 QW f ni eg 5' Q ,, . s N 1 A .Q,g5zP 374, v X1 A If 'rf 1 Qi., J, ,ff - i . iaiiii it 7 M ,. , W I , V -lf M e L 15 34' s Q lf H 3151 nqwllfeli if neue F 5 1 S -'s -.M 1 ll Q at 5 i l . . im -V . , I 5 'Ta ' x 1 J, we f as J ,,,, J W. :Mfg Y X 4 F Ulf! l, N .. sq --T , ' ,- Q r Pee 7 . 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W' if 1 h 1 continued Raid, David Redinger, Harry Reed, Sandra Reese, Harold Reichard, Barbara Reichart, Dave Rich, Linda Riley, Shelley Ritchey, Keith Ritchey, Nancy Root, Rosalie Rossetti, Carolyn Rowley, Richard Soliola, Jim Salvadore, Louise Sanderson, Eddie Seery, Tom Selby, James Self, Judy Senter, Gerald Shafer, Pat Shaheen, George Shane, Gerald Shankle, Maxino Shreve, Forrest Siemund, Lilly Simon, Kathy Simonson, Marie Simpson, Regis Sims, Nancy Skelly, Kenneth Skinner, Ralph Slack, Ruth Ann Slackford, Dick Spark, Ruth Ann Spencer, Harvey Sperrow, Kathy Sponhour, Tom Sponseller, Dorothy Stage, Joyce Stockberger, Miriam Stout, Tommy Street, R. L. Suffecol, Sally Sunderman, Donna Sweany, Dianne Taylor, Ernestine Thacker, Gary Thomas, Ernest Thomas, Yvonne Thompson, Carol Thomson, Jonas Todd, James Tomey, Alan Tornero, Frances Toth, Larry Townsend, Joyce Townsend, Mary Tucker, Mary Turney, Betty Valasky, Eddie Valle, Patricia Valykea, Louis Van Dress, Sheryl Van Dyke, Agnes Vaugn, Robert Vega, Norma Jean Vicenta, Joan Vogley, Mark Volkert, Diane Wagner, Richard Warner, David Watt, Thomas Wauffull, Jane Weaver, Carolyn Whalen, Nancy Whitehouse, Beverly Whitmer, Beverly Wilhelm, Ronald Willaman, Betty Williams, Odessa Winchell, Judy Wirth, Margaret Wise, Monty Witkowski, Anthony Witmer, Robert Workman, Harold Wright, Carol Yakunich, Steve Yancy, Joan Yost, Bill Young, Chester Young, Christine Young, Sandy Zakaski, Sharon Zugcic, Pat I Brooks Parson, the smallest boy in school, rests on the knee of Todd Way, one of the tallest boys. 1... -au.. . .. J f 2:-1. , 1, Ri 3 3 ' -:, , ki 'fn V 'ff - V Q t I ,I ' If A 'l K - .1 l , . 2. v ri ,,, , if Q .0 ll S i The Mayle twins work side electric sewing machine. .f 'T K Q xy f ,. , 1 - . , 1 - Q n' by side as they learn to operate an mtl i -'r I i - i.. .. i DMINISTR TIO .-arse - SM f, X - f 2 t EMMET L RILEY HALBERT E. WHITE Assistant Superintendent A5Sl5l0nl Superintendent For Instruction BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Merlin R. Schneider, Vice President, Mrs. Clyde H. Wright, President, Mr. Virgil O. Hinton. Mr. William E. English, ClerkfTrecsurer, Mr. Sanford S. Lozorus, Mr. John B. Baker. JOHN O. NIEDERHAUSER Superintendent of Schools .itil I FACULTY Sixty-seven teachers comprise the faculty of Timken Vocational High School. This group is made up of twenty-two specialized vocational teachers, who teach subjects re- lated to the sixteen departments of Timken. The balance of the faculty teaches academic subiects, and the ninth and tenth grade home economics, commercial, and industrial arts programs. ln addition, Timken also has a full-time librarian, two full-time music super- visors, two deans, a full-time teacher of driver's education, and two physical educa- tion teachers. Some members of the faculty direct extra- curricular activities in addition to regular classroom work. Many of the teachers serve as class advisers. ADVISERS AND DIRECTGRS M George W. Swlndell, Miss Frances Seederly, Mr. G. F. Malick, Mr W. F. McArtor. and CARL W. MARTIN PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES Marian Huth, Mary L. Perret S MARTIN P. ALEXANDER, B. S. Vocal Music CECIL A. ARMITAGE, B. S. IN P. S. M. Instrumental Music IRENE E. ASKUE, B. S., M. A., B. E. Distributive Education, Human Relations MARIAN E. BACHTEL, B. S., M. A. Clothing I, Clothing ll MARIE I. BACHTEL, A. B. Art I, Art ll, Applied Art GERTRUDE BOCK, A. B., M. A. English ll, Spanish l, Business English PAULINE E. BRIDGE, B. S. English Ill, Journalism MRS. CATHERINE L. BURCH, A. B. English I, English ll BERNARD L. CAMPBELL, B. S. Office Machines I and ll. Faculty Athletic Manager HOWARD W. CLEAVER Vocational Patternmaking, Related Subiects DONALD R. COLANER, B. S. Vocational Electric WILLIAM I. COLE Vocational Welding FRANK CORP, B. S., M. A. American History, Civics THOMAS H. EVERETT, B. S. Vocational Drafting, Related Subiects MRS. CORNELIA R. FITZPATRICK, B. A. Business Mathematics, Business English, Salesmanship continued CLIFTON FRIZZELL, B. S., M. A. Mechanical Drawing ll, Visual Aids, FRANK W. GARFIELD, B. S. Mechanical Drawing I, Woodworking I, Electric Shop I, Coaching FRANK D. GONDA Vocational Printing, Related Subiects MRS. RUTH C. GOSSER, B. S. Foods I and ll WENDELL W. GRAENING, B. S., M. S. Plane Geometry, Business Law MRS. GRACE GUERRA, B. A., B. S. Office Machines l, Shorthand I JOE S. GUERRA, B. S., M. E. Industrial Arts, Wood Shop FREDERICK C. HAROLD, B. S. Bookkeeping I, Biology, Coaching KARL A. HAURITZ, B. S. Machine Shop ROY E. HENDERSON, B. S. Mechanical Drawing I MRS. HAZEL W. HILTY, B. S. Hygiene, American History and Civics C. WAYNE HINTON, B. A. Typewriting I and ll, General Business ELISABETH E. HUNDLEY, A. B., M. A. English II CARL K. KAMP Vocational Automobile Mechanics KENNETH P. KATE, B. A. Algebra, General Science, Basketball-Head Coach RONALD E. KAYLOR, B. S. General Business, Commerce and lndustry, Coaching WARD L. LAHM, B. A., M. S. General Mathematics, Algebra, Coaching MRS. FRANCIS LeMASTERS, R. N. First Aid and Routine Health Examination continued W. F. MCARTOR Dean of Boys, Attendance Supervisor HERBERT D. MELLON Vocational Machine Shop A. CLARKE MILLER, B. S. American History and Civics, English lll RICHARD K. MILLER, B. S. General Mathematics GEORGE M. MOKODEAN, B. S., M. A. Driver Education and Training GEORGE S. MOORE, B. S. Vocational Sheet Metal, Related Subjects KARL W. MUSTER, B. S. English Ill, American History JOHN OANCEA Vocational Printing, Related Subiects WILLIAM S. OSBORNE Related Vocational Welding RAYMOND V. PELANDA, B. S. Journalism, Typing I, Record Keeping, General Business LEON ETTA PERRY Vocational Cosmetology HAZEL J. POST, B. S. Shorthand ll, Typewriting Il ARCHIE L. RADER, B. S. Related Vocational Machine Shop CLYDE H. RENSCH Vocational Machine Shop DANIEL RISALITI, B. S., M. E. Boys' Physical Education, Supervisor of Intramurals, Football-Head Coach, Baseball-Head Coach MARSHAL F. ROBINSON, B. S., A. B. Bookkeeping I, Bookkeeping ll, Accounting School Treasurer, Ticket Manager JAMES D. SCHWALLIE Auto Shop, Trade Information, Trade Drawing FRANCES SEEDERLY Dean of Girls, Attendance Supervisor CATHERINE M. SHAFER, B. S., M. S. English I ROBERT W. SHEARER, B. S., M. S. Biology M. PAULINE SHORB Vocational Dressmaking, Related Subiects MRS. BETTY J. SOMMER Cafeteria Manager EVA M. SPARROWGROVE, B. S., M. A. English I MARTHA V. STRAUCH, B. S. English III, Journalism GEORGE M. SWANT, B. S. Related Vocational Electric Shop Subiects MRS. MARGARET A. THOMPSON Vocational Cosmetology, Related Subiects WALTER TISEVICH, B. S. Sheet Metal and Mechanical Drawing GLENN P. TOLSON, A. B. Mechanical Drawing ll MRS. GRACE E. TOLSON, B. S., M. A. Tea Room Management, Related Subiects JOSEPH A. TOVISSI, B. S. Algebra, General Mathematics JOSEPH E. WAGNER, B. S. Vocational Commercial Art, Related Subiects LAUREN A. WARRICK, B. S., M. A. Related Vocational Automobile Subiects GEORGE R. WEILER, A. B., B. S. Related Machine Shop Subiects MARY S. WHITE, A. B. Girls' Physical Education CHARLES B. WILAND, B. S. English ll, Stagecraft ADA C. ZIMMERMAN, A. B., B. of Rel. Ed., B. of Lib. Science Librarian TIVO weetheart Introduces the Color Section Sondra, as Governor of Girl's State, enhances Governor Miss Sondra Gordon, a young lady of per- sonality and charm, is the Tivo Sweetheart for l959. Sandra has earned this place of honor through her devotion to Timken Vocational School, her excellent class work and her leader- ship in three important phases of school life. She has added her talent to the Music Depart- ment, the Publications Department and the Y.W.C.A. Rounding out a busy schedule, Sandra has served as Y-Teen delegate to their convention in Washington and New York. She also attended the Journalism Clinic at Ohio University and was a delegate to Girl's State where she was successful in her bid to become governor, the first girl from Canton to win this honor. In the capacity of governor of Girl's State, Sandy presided over the meetings in Columbus and later attended the Convention of Governors held in Washington, D.C. , Xsxa O'NeiI's desk in the Executive Office of the State House in Columbus, Ohio. Gowned in white, Sondra is ready for her inouguratio Governor of Girl's State. The Tyro editor must check all page lay-outs. v ? 'SMLEM' Q sw,-V4 ,-. -Q11-'75 31 ll CJIYZ QWJOIIV 1? Gig - 1 'fi ? M.-.-w.f,v X x v ,, A 1 ',4:a,z,-,'.4- Vw., f 4, . , 'filifif fr .2 Q ..' HW 'Mk up-Af i ,A 6 'rfS5Q:wY an , mf- 'W ,L , . .. ,fr 'I 1 Friendships Among Teenagers Build Character Our maiorettes pause around one of the many flower beds which beautify the Canton Garden Center Carols, sung by the Timkenciires beside a beautiful Christmas tree in the school lobby, inspire the Yule- tide spirit. Creative Expression, Skill in Trade: Educational Program Which Meets asf F A Q nada wilt? gil. , ,.5-- 'Z- . Q -4-R1 -'55 f -N X., ,. .- Freshmen enrolled in Miss Marie Bachtel's Applied Art Class From this course students enter into Vocational Art, Dress- are introduced to techniques and skills in a variety of making, Cosmetology and Tea Room. materials. Iombine to Form an Extensive he Needs of Timken Vocational li ff si . -rn' r'-I Pg, High School Students Enrollment in the Electric Course requires a type of student who appreciates and understands the use and operation of expensive and accurate measuring instruments. do 1 ,b .4l ' Mastery of the theory and principles involved in the operation of electrical equipment and machinery requires ability. Seniors learn the procedure for synchronizing and loading alternators. - Tw .,u f' X QW. 1... . f. 6,5 , 3 'R M. 'F ,,,. A ' ,I .,. .H X x X Ei 1 S? ,, A XR 5.,-v Mw r Qcxfv ' , f Q v Q CU X1 fl! , M ., t 2 V in H .Q zu 1 H ,QA A, fi W v 2-ay r Q 1x1 M: .-1 '-'J af fi . . f f 'Y im 4' ,A A... Q 'M , li L' ' , fl Hill I I .K If Q' -' ' 52 . thletics, an Integral Part of School Life A beautiful fall day adds lo the thrill and expeclalion of a successful season for both the players and loyal boosters. .,'- 1' E' 1 'fs :j.l'f'7r' Q ' . ,- , ., ', ', 'tfgpfiik ' JI' 5 1, , , l.4g.,,V:5, X-api. K-iii., A '-fig,-? S'f.u3, ', .f M15 W K W. 4,3 -Q..-qiyjf Q 'ill l vu' O O O O YXMQ rigllz 0lU l,g HJ' WAS E HANCED BY THE REIGN UF A GRACIOU QUEE Marilyn Young, head cheerleader, has been chosen to represent Timken as the 1958-59 Football Queen. Marilyn was crowned in an elaborate ceremony, a tradition to which all students look forward. The Varsity football team each year selects ten girls whom they think deserve the honor of reigning as Timken's Football Queen. From these ten girls, the Senior Class chooses five finalists. A whirlwind campaign follows, complete with beautiful posters. At the annual school elections, the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Classes vote for the girl whom they wish to be queen. However, the queen's name is not re- vealed until coronation day. Marylin is maioring in the Secretarial course. With a pleasing smile, Marilyn Young displays a queenly attitude Hcr escorts are Calvin Mowry and Joe Vclko. . 1 . mf A y . Jai --1. Marilyn Young strikes an interesting cheerleaders pose. .y 5 22 :. 5 I ' . ' R. 4 J s H ' ' flfs Q Jr 'w K' H , . , X X if! ' Aw La W3 yi - Li, Agar. .. 3 x .ff k .il .1 sw Q ,,, wg- 32 M ., I Q. ,W-.A Q J , Q 3? , 2 Q, f if 1 26,2 ' ,pm -x ' .1 Q Q msct' A P N X ff JR ig? f 255-1 if K -iqxu ' eip' ,f ,Q ws s 0 R TS 1 if in L1- x V, X ,,. Avwf- ,gg VARSITY FOGTB LL I J mi -'C ' if ,,. .H tu, . I , . . f or gin.- . .,,, Q ,X J rf' xL,fvd'f 4 ar If T First row: P. Coloc, G. Housos, J. Soccucci, J. Nomciu, C. Mowry, R. Robort, R. Gier, G. Hortsel. Third row: D, Perry, H. Vega, E. Mcddern, Mikes, J. Vulko, T. Gooch, G. Ailing. Second row: T. Horne, D. B. Mosiychuk, B. Criss, C. Morcelli, J. Mormon. Fourth row: lrighf fo Goebel, P. Bonnevich, T. Seemonn, R. Peterson, T. Bible, L. Miller, W, leffl R. Nolte, L. George, J. Lee, G. McKee. HEAD COACH MR. DAN RISALITI Lohm, Mr, Daniel Risulili, Mr. Frederick C. Harold. Qggilililfy U ,A QQ,gvznrrQb YLITIP 1 M Kneeling: Mr. Ronold E. Koylor, Mr. Fronk W. Garfield. Sfondingf Mr. Word RE ERVE FOOTBALL MANAGERS Seated: C. Stoll, G. Carter, R. Anthony. Standing: D. Curry, L. Anthony. A4 First Row: L. Soper, C. Vallos, C. Brumhaugh, T. Seemann, D. Hardwick, G. Hartsel, D. Goebel, T. Horne R. Peterson, J. Marmon, James Abbott, J. Abbott. Second Row: L. George, C. Kovac, G. McKee, C. Witmer, B. McNeal, E. Sivy, R. Eiler, A. DePasquale, J. Collins, H. Anstead, A. Dolph, D. Lockwich, N. Popovich Third Row: J. Bossort, R. Greer, L. Chirillo, J. Fink, L. Glew, M. Root, D. Hogue, B. Thomas, F. Kolleth L. Miller, D. Perry, B. Criss. Ei gm FRESHME First Row: T. Morrison, J. Kamp, J. Hively E. Thomas, J. Daverio, J. Alfeln, G. Thacker H. Reese, M. Kernstetter. Second Row Mr. Garfield, T. Withouski, S. Callen, J Bracken, D. Miller, J. Saliola, G. Shaheen V. Marmon, J. Fletcher, F. Nero, G. Litun Third Row: J. Kager, A. Tomey, K. Skelly H. Workman, J. Concatto, C. Boswell, T D'Orazio, R. Fout, T. Criss, G. Carr, T Kaufman, S. Leontis. VARSITY SCORES RESERVE SCORES FRESHMAN SCORES Timken Opponent Timken Opponent Timken Opponent 32 Akron North ........ 6 6 New Philadelphia.. 0 0 Salem .................. 21 13 Dover .................. 7 14 Central Catholic .... 22 6 Carrollton .......... 6 16 Lehman ....... 6 33 Ravenna .......... .. 6 6 Lincoln ................ 15 22 Louisville ..... .... 0 22 McKinley ...... 18 0 Lincoln ..... 6 O Alliance 32 6 Central ..... 6 8 Dover .............. 22 44 North Canton ....... 6 102 90 5 Wins-3 Losses-1 Tie 3 Wins-3 Losses-1 Tie 6 Canton South ...... 6 O McKinley ........ . 79 0 Lincoln ..... . 36 0 Central ................ 28 O Wooster ............., 42 0 Massillon Longfellow 44 O Lehman lFreshman and Reservesl ...... 32 I J con tin ucd SENIUR VARSITY SPEClAL SCHOOL AWARDS SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS REPOSITORY ALL-COUNTY ELEVEN Joe Valko ...,,,,,,,,,.,.,................ Second Team Cal Mowry ..,,................., Honorable Mention Joe Lee .,,..,,.Y.. .......,.. H onorable Mention Dick Mikes ..... ,,...,,,, H onorable Mention W Most Valuable Player ,,,,...,........,.., Joe Valko Best Defensive Back ........,., ...,,,, W alt Robart Best Defensive Lineman ,...,,,,,,,,.... Tom Bible Best Offensive Lineman .,,A,.,.., Calvin Mowry Best Offensive Back ...,.,...,..,,,.,,., Myron Fritz Best Downfteld Blocker ......,,,,,,,,,,., Ron Nolte Most Improved Player ,.,.,,,,,..... Terry Gooch WHBC ALL-COUNTY ELEVEN Joe Valko ....,....,,,,,,,,,.,,........... Second Team REPOSITORY ALL-CITY Joe Valko ,..,..................,...,,,,.,.,,... First Team Joe Lee .,.s....,..,. .................. F irst Team Dick Mikes ,,..,.,,,,, ,.......,.,,..... S econd Team Cal Mowry ,.,s....,............,.,,,,,..., Second Team Terry Gooch ....,,.............. Honorable Mention Ronald Nolte ,,,,.....,.,..,,,, Honorable Mention TOM BIBLE MYRON FRITZ WALTER ROBART JOE VALKO PETE CALAC RONALD NOLTE GEORGE AILINL: TERRY GOOCH ' A , 1' AA I - -6: 'lv ' iv - .AA 4' ...z BOB MOSIYCHUK ED MADDERN HOWARD CARR 0 JOHN SACCUCCI w CAL MOWRY NSY' . a fo 3 FJ. continual The Trojans opened their l958 grid season with a bang by whipping Akron North, 32-6. Timken wasted little time in getting to paydirt as Walt Robart ripped around left end for the score on the fourth play from scrimmage. Joe Valko then showed his record breaking talents by connecting with 4 touchdown passes to climax a perfect evening. The second battle of the season showed Timken edging the mighty New Philadelphia Quakers, 6-O. Valko again was the big gun, as he broke loose for 42 yards into paydirt for the game's only score. Timken iust couldn't stop the powerful Salem eleven as the Quakers rolled over the Troians' first after winning two straight. The Troians downed the Dover eleven in a power fighting l3-7 decision. Valko connected with end Ron Nolte, and this play highlighted a 70-yard touchdown drive for the first score of the game. The Troians climaxed the game when Valko blocked a punt and Tom Bible scooped up the ball and ran into the end zone for the score. The Central Catholic Crusaders proved to be a little too powerful for the Troians as the final score of 22-l 4 shows. John Namciu was the man to watch as he scored all of Timken's points in certainly the most inter- esting game ofthe season. The Timken Troians were their own worst enemy as they tied the powerful and undefeated Carrollton Warriors, 6-6. Carr plows for a short goin against Dover. Tenseness is the feeling among these players on the bench. .l 5 :K N ti ,si- Q at Y Wp5K7s6, 2 -nl , ff' fn-.wk 3. 3' J, Mowry pulls down a runner from behind. cnntin und Carrollton broke the ice in the second stanza, driv- ing 79 yards as the fullback pulled over from the two- yard stripe for the score. Timken came roaring back and in five plays tied the contest at 6-6. Walt Robart legged it to the Warriors' two and then plowed over on the following play into paydirt for the score. Joe Valko saved the day when he pulled his teame mates together, and in the last four minutes scored two quick touchdowns to triumph over Lehman, T6-6. Valko barreled his way from the one-yard stripe for Timken's first score. Then in about three minutes Timken steamrolled for another score as end .loe Lee caught a Valko pass in the end zone. Timken showed Ravenna who was boss, as they plowed through the Ravenna crew, 33-6. Valko tossed to end Joe Lee for the Trojans' first score and then to Robart for two other scores. Two more scores were bounced as Myron Fritz scrambled through the middle to highlight Timken's offensive. Timken lost its third game, T5-6 to a powerhouse from Lincoln. Joe Valko set a new school record by completing a 33 yard pass to fullback Myron Fritz. lt was a real heartbreaker to lose the homecoming game, but this year's team was of high spirit and gave us all something to remember. 1 - gg ,. LL 41: lg 51 - ge- , 2554 , 4 53' W 55971 ' E iss: ' sa. 5 ip? F N 37N FN QUEEN, CQURT, AND ESCORT Barbara Yost, Terry Gooch, Judy Dasco, Calvin Mowry, Pete Calac, Marilyn Young lQueenl, Joe Valko, Larry Perretla, Myron Fritz, Ed Maddern, Georgene Carney, Ronald Nolte, Carol Abbey. This year, in the assembly, which was written by Mrs. Catherine Burch, the girls were part of a dream, a dream in which some valuable ad- vice was given Poor Tim . Marilyn Young spoke to Poor Tim about loyalty, Barbara Yost, scholarship, Carol Abbey, citizenship, Judy Dasco, leadershipg and Georgene Carney, graciousness. After each girl had given her advice and Poor Tim had shown his appreciation with gifts of flowers, the identity of our queen was revealed by Joe Valko. BARBARA YOST CAROL ABBEY JUDY DASCO ATTENDANTS GEORGENE CARNEY VARSITY BA KETBALL First Row: D. Perry, J. Valko, C. Marcelli, T. Jackson, M. Finley. Second Row: D. Mikes, C. Mowry, T. Barcich, J. Namciu, G. McDonald, D. Casar, J. Pucci. VARSITY SCORES Timken Opponent 39 .. . Akron Hower .. 32 57 . Western Reserve . ..... .... 3 2 36 . ., . . Lincoln ....... 49 66 .. . Dayton Stivers .... .... 5 7 60 .. .. ..,. . Zanesville ........ 43 67 .. . ......... Jackson ............. 46 69 .Cleveland John Adams .... 47 58 . .. ..... . Lehman ............. 67 69 . .... Kent State ...... .... 3 8 63 . ..,.... Ravenna ......., .... 5 0 49 . .... Sandy Valley ...... .... 4 4 63 .. .... Akron North .... ..,. 4 9 67 . Barberton ...... 50 58 . Lakewood ...... 51 67 .. .... Central ..... .... 5 3 42 .. .... Wooster ..... . . 62 64 .. .. . Warren ..... 45 56 . ., ..c.... McKinley ........ .. . 62 I4 Wins - 4 Losses TOURNAMENT 54 . A ..... Perry .....,,. . , ,. 37 39 .... .......... Lincoln ..,.. .. .. .. 45 John Namciu broke the school's individual scoring mark of 350 points set by Vic Polosky in the 1947-48 campaign. Namciu topped Polosky's total by two points, breezing through to an impressive 352 count. John was elected to the All County Basketball First Team and also to the Greater Canton All City First Team. RE ERVE RESERVE SCORES Timken 40 , ..,. Canton South 62 . McKinley 51 . .... Sandy Valley 54 . .,.. Akron North 59 . ...., Lehman ..... . 56 . .,... Lincoln 58 . w.... Jackson 59 . McKinley 58 . Central 60 . ,..,c Lehman 66 . ,,... Lincoln ..... . 45 . Sandy Valley 65 . Lakewood 41 . ...,. Central .,... , 45 . Akron North 72 . .......... Warren .......... . 8 Wins - 8 Losses FRESHMEN First Row: T. Criss, K. Skelly, C. Benson, P. Medley, J. Kemp. Second Row: K. Hayes, D. Fowler, T. D'0razio, T. Johnson. Third Row: J. Concatto, G. Carter, D. Nicholson, E. Hoot. COACHES Mr. Kenneth Kate, Mr. Fred Harold, Mr. Ronald Kaylor, Mr. Ward Lahm. Opponents 42 .. 34 .. 47 ,. 72 .. 54 .. 49 .. 48 ,. 68 ., 55 .. 71 H 55 .. 59 ., 71 ., 40 .. 54 .. 84 First Row: E. Engle, T. Corsi, C. Witmer, T. Seery, J. Warren. Second Row. J. Trudeau M. Root, K. Rauvola, R. Hendrix, L. George. FRESHMAN SCORES Timken Opponents 29 . Dover , ,, . 53 37 Jackson . . 30 29 McKinley . 49 37 Sandy Valley ., .. .. .. 32 21 Lehman .H , 49 48 Louisville 72 31 ,.... Lincoln ,, 69 43 McKinley .,... . 73 45 Central ,,,,, ,,,., . 40 44 Lehman ....,. ,, 49 32 ..... Lincoln ....... ,. 48 31 Louisville .... . 68 44 Jackson ,, 51 37 Sandy Valley 39 26 . Glenwood .. ..,, , 39 43 ..,. Dover ,,.,,,, 68 48 Central ..,,. .. 50 38 North Canton ,,,. 52 , TOURNAMENT I Timken Opponen 57 ..,.. ...... A lliance ,.,,, .,.,,., . 31 s if 31 .. 31 .. Lincoln ., McKinley 65 47 .J mv Q. J 1 na ,Q N! N x 1 9 'X Yr, ,Sli Q M V -- f I. In - - 4 4 3 ff if +A Q M., ' if F S 4 K , llz A - ' . f - Q ' , ? 1., QE 1 l eEf !?:f:Ef fi I f'Lf . x f. 1 V1 i Si? if ?3ifI,i'Qvslk A 44 iiwf' ,Assy Q - f H :Zi 7 3 5 E in :Qi 1',I . I-, ,Q 1 . K 5 I :L 53 W , I M. SA 4 X. S f W 5 1 jwjzap Y k . W 1 nk ' 1 -Qs Q . jimi' x Q 'fn sn Y J! c f- I . Mu A Iss XA Q fb l R K P 'V f . ,.L , 3,7 ., , ,, I ' 'X ,1 W fi .' Z V - y . 9. A i S J '- Ff. ge: GI' FEA, -. ,ka Sv M W 6 . 3 ,ff C ,Q Sf ami S 'mv 'N I V' pq ., 5 ' M f: h.5 I I Q 3 ' if f ' Aff. Wi Q-S' -.f Casar goes high in the air to grab a rebound against Sandy Valley. honors upsetting Lakewood, 58-5l. Timken won their first city rival game by driving through Central, 67-53. Timken then met with a tragedy as Wooster pushed the Trojans for their biggest defeat this season. Wooster glided through Timken by a 62-42 count. Against Warren, Namciu spearheaded the Troy- men to victory as he slashed the nets for 24 points. The Trojans glided to an easy 64-45 victory. The last game of the season found the Trojans on the short end as the Bulldogs fled to victory for an easy 62-56 count. continued Coach Kenneth Kate's famed full-court press proved to be effective as the Trojans jumped to an interesting T4-4 season. Timken opened by squeezing past Akron Hower, 39-32 and continued to battle for their second straight victory by trouncing Western Reserve Acad- emy 57-32. Namciu led the scoring parade with 24 markers. The Trojans lost a heart-breaker to the Lions by a 49-36 count. Namciu was the only Trojan to hit double figures, sinking a mere 10 points. Timken came Smiling through after slicing Dayton Stivers, 66-57. Dayton was rated one of the top teams in the area, until chopped down by the Timkenites. The Blue Devils of Zanesville, state's semi-finalists last year, had won 22 games in a row before being buried by the Troymen, 60-43. The Trojans had little to cope with as they trounced Jackson, 67-46. Cleveland John Adams was no match and was rolled over by Timken, 69-47. Lehman ended Timken's winning streak by up- setting the Trojans by a 67-58 count. This was the Trojans second loss to city rivals. Timken was back on the winning road as they shattered Kent 69-38 and didn't stop as they rolled by a tough Ravenna five, 63-50. The Trojans edged Sandy Valley for their third straight win, by a 49-44 count, and Akron North was held breathless from the beating by the Trojans at 63-49. Barberton was no exception and fell by the mighty hands of the Troymen by a 67-50 upset. A tall Lakewood quintet was barreled down, and walked out mighty small, as Timken capped scoring FACULTY MANAGER MR. BERNARD L. CAMPBELL I -. in QT' fr , B If ' 4 156.6 ' sfa al I kv ! 2 x ,,, gf Q U Ni J A if K Ms -1 VW Qi F551 fha- 6' GIRL GYM ACTI ITIE The Troian Leaders' Club, under the direction of Miss Mary White, is the basis of the girl's sports department at Timken. A girl is eligible to become a leader in her junior or senior year. ln the fall of each year, tryouts are held. Girls are chosen on the basis of leadership, gym- nastic ability, personality, and scholarship. Troian leaders take an ac- tive part in the Annual Spring Revue in addition to assisting Miss White with gym classes. Trojan Leaders First Row: C. Gennett, K. Anstead, P Kamp N Schaftert S Myers J Vaughan A Cecconr V Domenico, M. Packer. Second Row J Vaughan M Abbott S Porter C Abbey M Young A Nicholson, M. Criss, S. Gordon. Third Row Miss Mary White J Reed R Ssemund C Wendel C Dragomire, H. Chiaromonti, J. Dasco B Moreno Joan McKelley was absent when the picture was taken. First Row. V. Fonte, D. Marcanthony E Farellr P Kuluch P Prince B Fogle J Fortney J Howell J. Orlando. Second Raw: S. Mowry D Packer F Chraramonti J Yerem P VanSickel D Dixon J. Orr, M. King. Third Row: B. Mayle P Cottage M Blronl L Fellers J Oberster N Hahn FOUL SHOOTING CHAMP Bonnie Moreno set a new school record in our intra mural foul shooting contest by making 76 out ot IOO shots to better her mark by lO points rs 'Q' .. ,, lg . s N , gi H YA ,, J Q M 5 A Si., Z? 1 5 -1. f f, ' ff' . . Q 4 X ' Q kg S K E 5 :ll Q .y n J . K 15. ..3k . 4 1 .6 f - A Y , .Ll x , A, XS Q if x ig 5 gifs 5 g Q 1 xg i ' 3 L ,.A.. V 75,'g 1 i Q X 5 - -f X 'Y N , Xf ff ff' I ff ' Q A ' eg WE' AA K M vqrk I gg .4 QA A mf as 1 A K .el TUMBLERS The Girls' Tumbling Team is organized to inspire athletics among girls and to create teamwork and good sportsman- ship. To become a regular member of the tumbling team a numb:-r of skills must be accomplished. Awards are presented to team members at the end ofthe year. Regular practices are held every week and the team appears annually in the Spring Revue. This team is coached by Miss Mary White. First Row: B. Lotta, A. Vega, R. Lelakus, C. Cusack. Second Row: J. Tripp Two tumblers perform a knee- shoulder stand. -.I .ti A Planche or thigh balance requires balance The group demonstrates a pyramid. 197' J .,. A -lf-N3- - I- ,, f . . 'f I 04 WRESTLI G First Row: R. Brown, R. L. Street, P. Bannevich, A. Dolph, G. Hartsel, R. Carrothers. Second Row: D. Goebel, C. Ross, B. McNeel, L. Savoy, J. Gano, K. Berkmeyer. Third Row: Mr. Garfield, E. Thomas, V. Marmon, N. Richards, J. Steckman, J. Fields, J. Medley, G. Shaheen, R. Compton. Timken's wrestlers enioyed a good season learning new experiences and knowledge ofthe wrestling game. Mr. Frank Garfield, Tim- ken's wrestling coach, says there is a lot of improve- ments to be made and he has some good boys follow- ing through for next year. The Troymen are a young team, snapping into their second season, and could prove to be a big threat next year. SCORES Tlmken Opponent 10 .. ..... Central .......... 35 25 ........ Louisville .,...... 22 IO ........ McKinley ........ 37 25 .... Cuyahoga Falls .... 27 26 ........ Glenwood ........ 21 31 ........ Louisville ........ 16 11 ........ Massillon ........ 36 21 ........ Southeast ........ 27 fPortage Countyl 8 .... North Canton .... 175 10 ........ McKinley ........ H9 13 .. ..... Central .......... 3? Roger Carrothers prepares to pin his man. W X , .. . Gordon Hartsel executes an escape. E ex , 2 , 1 I' 1 W iggfg if S, Q L7 Q . K X Q.. vfif Y -9'-. IB J kg a Bw A 'F A ' - 1 1 f 2' f 1 . 3' ' '? E? 'F 'TD L? 'F 5 'Wuxi ' l if 35 Ks gurl mf m -f P. ua- X ,M L -' Q '15IT-Wi'X ' 'S ' W M '. ... 4 Cn. .7 ' ' X ' I b A. .-'+ 1.f'E s ff ,rx -. wg,.- I Hffk -, Inq ri ' - . hz, f SJ'? ,. ' ' 'fm 'f jg,9ffN L 4 31? 1 -fl, ,. : ,,i'?1f- KK .3 S, I Nm .. LV j r ' 'di ., ' :Q LM. . . . I P xx 'ru Q' ' 1, ,ia ,4,,.,,q5.. mx , a . , 1, ,. , .4 7 ,LM .., it .,A. ff 'N ull L- Q M9f1? ' ,, . , . -L an L3 1411. K . figffa 'J 3. -, . W . ., A at 9 1 H W gf ny, VE- ff l 4? L .W . 1 L , CHEERLEADERS ,,.,. M' .5 if not I QMQM 'Q' 'E 'Q Eva Forelli, Pct Kulich, Carol Abbey, Marilyn Young, Jeon Orlando, Darlene Dixon Headed by Marilyn Young, the Cheerleaders had a very successful football and basketball season. The girls attended every game, leading the student body in their cheers. Miss Mary White helped the girls with new ideas for cheers. They also attended a cheering clinic at Glenwood High School. Here the girls learned many new cheers. For the basketball season, new outfits were made for the girls by the dressmaking department. Our cheerleaders really demonstrate their school spirit. Q J f 4 -as N f L ww- Qwfija i FS 1 IF x Wm IU. , T V U ff .INTL , X, .f L, X H Y X ,rm , E. 161 6 .sy 33 .1 Q ,Jia ,fn--Q Mr A Q QW 'NM , SH sf- 'ft-Q , ,,, v A ,.:' zwfcffx Q fig ff an F if ,zA..qQ'Tj M by vt , wx, : , '-., ,, if , X I ky fx 2 'A Q-nr -,M Mia, ,.'A K- ,ly 'ly BEE? x ,5 -gfjv . N 5fQ7,gf,,i KS H fi QR Q - .wig r Alf A gf - -.5':! , f :4' . x A6' I ' M gf vrfk Q V , Q Q ,A, ,,,. , , , ,fm www X X.h 3 1 A . , 5, ' Q 1 Q Q 5 Y 2 Us ik 'Wg 4 'M N., W aav2,,ali 1- '5 v .N +154-x 'QW W V' W . -lr I, J' 'H uf D '. .u Mm gg ., v X V I . 4 . 1 .i,.e..,.+ss- - ...Q l Y -I 1? I B J . - 1. g et e . . G, - : 1s M-ww - .. . Mr. Alexander gives students last-minute instructions as they begin their procession through the halls. The A'cappella Choir pauses for a moment on the stairwell be fore .ontinuing an is the next nw. Timken is very proud of its singing group, the Timkenaires, which is under the direction of Mr. Martin Alexander. ln addi- tion to school assemblies, the group performs before civic as- sociations throughout the year. This year, they appeared in the Queen assembly singing our Alma Mater, they also honored the queen and her court at the homecoming game with the same selection. The Timken- aires had a leading part in the Thanksgiving assembly. First Row: K. Wallick, B. Kendrick, J Scott, J. Fortney, M. Myers, D. Novak S. Gordon, F. Mucci, C. Gennett, l Mantsch, B. Taylor. Second Row: T Bogovich, M. Young, J. Lowe, M. Gates J. Rukavina. Seated: Mr. Martin Alex ander. AYC A ACTIVITIES C.,..........1 2 ' 5 s . I 3 5 . 2 First Row: S. Cross, M. Young, S. Gordon, J. Fortney, K. Novak, M. Birone, E. Kemp, C. Gennett, J. Eberhort, P, Pastor, D. Packer, E. Romuno, J. Keyes, K. Williams, M. Howk, A. Vega, S. Petrovich. Second Row: M. Criss, J. Scott, J. DeCosrno, P. Aderholt, S. Reichard, M. Packer, J. Magyar, l.. Mantsch, A. Cecconi, J. Lyons, J. Holshu, S. Scott, B. Yakunich, C. Gillilan, S. Clair, D. Novak, K. Weaver. Third Row: G. Franklin, R. Dunn, F. Mucci, L. Hentsch, T. Brown, C. Brumbaugh, R. Lewers, R. Taylor, J. Rukavina, T. Bogovich, J. Lowe, J. luzio, B. Kendrick, H. Coss, G. Popa, S. Porter, M. Myers. Fourth Row: T. Seeman, R. Gamble, R. Berkey, C. Ross, E. Evans, P. Mydock, B. Spivey, C. Scheurer, M. Gates, R. Forsythe, B. Karcher, D. Eshelman, K. Wallick, C. Scott, J. France, R. Wagner, J. Katusin, J. Daverio. Mr. Alexander gives the pitch before the Timkenaires go caroling through the halls. The A'Cappella Choir is an outstanding singing group at Timken. Each year, the A'Cappella Choir is selected by Mr. Martin Alexander from the best voices ofthe Girls' Glee Club and chorus classes. The A'CappeIla Choir performs for many school assemblies, this year, they were the highlight ofthe Christmas Assembly. They have a leading part in the Annual Spring Choral Concert, and in addition, this group performs for many civic organizations. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB AND MIXED CHORU Students who have participated in general chorus classes are eligible for Girls' Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus. The Girls' Glee Club is noted for its four-part harmony. They were featured in the Christmas and Easter assemblies this year. The Mixed Chorus meets regularly and sings primarily for its own enioyment. First Row: S. Kuehner, M. Sankovich, V. Fonte, B. McMillen, D. Marc- anthony, S. Jackson, C. Lash, L. Brewer, M. Abbott, P. Concato, J Tripp, K. Williams, S. Witrner, R. Lelakus, A. Vega, G. Warrick, J Crider, M. Coss, J, Lilley, P. Stoll, P. Simpkins. Second Row: N. Goock C. Garn, F, Yarnovich, M. Klink, L. Coss, C. Small, M. Lawson, N Cochrane, C. Rinaldi, J. Collins, K. Fowler, J. R'naldi, K, Kopan, J Fryberger, L. West, S. Losure, J. Purney, C. Zinn, M. Dunne, J. Keyes f K. Battista, A. Zuroff. Third Row: P. Kamp, J. McAbier, B. Bowling S. Everitt, B. Memmer, C. Brummage, L. Brumbaugh, R. Sergi, G. Carney 1 1 S. Feller, K. Von Almen, E. Perez, J. Mathie, G. Zugsberger, M. DiMarzio, R. Rudder, J. Cerrato, L. Young, K. Smith. Fourth Row: D. Szasz, L Moore, L. Newman, K. Seefong, J. Fortney, C. Glazier, H. Shater, J Lanka, M. Kraus, P. Green, K. Walter, P. Brown, S. Chisler, S. Mowry, l. Nicholson, L. Reinhart. , , Q , 5 . J ll - 2 -9 Q 5 Q . Q 2 , .L rf . gr' ii ' E- A , 3. . . l ' ,i - , . . I g . . V r K -'Qi . . . 39 .Fw - QT . T' V ' i , V ir, W e . .V My I -M., ,gl 1 . I E ,, 'ffl .. i ,. . , . v . A 4 Ai ,S 5 1 4 5' Q ' s . 9, , 1 L A L. . A x ff- . I A Q , . 1 . 3 5 r f 1 i ? l ' First Row: R. Lombardi, P. Stickle, B. Brumma, G. Novak, R. Volzer, D. Wayne. Third Row: J. Demchok, D. Dryden, J. Weaver, D. Prete J Kubicka, C. Scott, I. Hilscher, L. Byrd, L. Brown, M. Pesquero, C. Davis. Strypek, B. Zimmer, J. Lutz, C. Baker, D. McKim, L. Moy, A. Price Second Row. M, Keinath, B. Culp, M. Eckroate, K. Carbeniu, V, Buchanan, J. Keyes. Fourth Row: W. Crayton, D. Oldroyd, F. Humphrey J J. Redwine, C. Owens, K. Fry e, A. Dobina, M. Gakat, C. Ballos, N. Bentivegna, W. Boldon, L. Hetrick, C. Scott. K it A Q K 'Q 17 :f Q, 'L Fl .MTX f fx 1, 5 si if ag' gg 'P jj' il' if 'X X P' Q' S Q H l ' ' S? 5wQTw'..ff -fw 5 '37 X xl x 5 pf! 4 X ,VU X x xv if 554' 3 6 f 11,1 'I 35 3 -f f ' 'Ho ,-f'S?'Yx.1f'i--Q' 'SX -S N gs: N951 'NNQ5 N fig y Sv-4. ' Q ' -.bc-M -, a ff1 Q.e,'+f:t fa fr: M 1Ai'43f5 41 X il, f Q: ,fa-: fag I ' P fb - .-' is PN-5X'?2-S X .mi 4 J' I fgh 'Q 1 -- mA ,, 516.5 OM. 'dk First Row: G. Petrisor, P. Luchitz, K. Weaver, S. Dillon, C. Steed, R. Row, C, VonAlmen, J. Anguilo, R. M:Carlney, T. Hert Fourth Row Scali, S. Young, L, Gattuso. Second Row: S. lmes, S. Vaughn, L. A, Housos. Shearer, B. Childers, K. Glazier, R. Kuhl, J. Swiger, P. Forte. Third ORCHE TR Approximately thirty skilled musicians from Tim- ken are members of the orchestra. The student body looks forward to the orchestra's Annual Spring Concert, where the orchestra plays both classical and popular music. Many other fine performances are presented by the orchestra during the school year. This organization carries a full load ot responsibility at the time of the Revue. They accompany all the acts throughout the show with their fine music. MR. CECIL ARMITAGE MARCHI G BA 15 -2' 'Xi..zf lx..ff'f iK.n-.1 vw .C4 MAJORETTES contin ucd isxifui? 'XJ wc..-P--. J'---,J -'NJ :LSA M fp T3 ,f . . ik, L. Gattuso, C. Gennett, B. Morena, J. Orr, J. Dasco, M. Criss, S. Porter, K, Williams, J. Tripp. BAND First Row: T. Hert, H. Weaver, S. lmes, E. Robinson, C. Cottrill, E. Taylor, J. Husarik, C. Weaver. Second Row: C. Glazier, N. Cochrane, M. DiMarzio, D. Forte, E. Valasky, J. Nicholson, B. Poland. Third Row: L. Grader, L. Shearer, S. Vaughan, S. Young, A. Zuroff, J. Curtis, M. Tomey, P. Forte. Fourth Row: B. Brown, S Morgan, B. Bell, N. Mann, B. Childers, S. Myers, C. Engle, P. Green R. Heyard. Fifth Row: E. Jackson, S. lewers, A. Housos, A, Patete L. DiRocco, E. Engle, S. Dillon, P. Zugcic, J. Self. Sixth Row: J Vaughan, J. Vaughan, J. Swiger, J. Casey, E. Gorey, C. Burkhardt C. Cenkner, J. DeStephen, C. Lago, R. Nelisher. Seventh Row: J. Anguilo, C Roudebush, S. Krider, P. Contrucci, C. Von Almen, B. McCartney, D Cottrill, D. Monasterio. 1 I 1 The marching band is well known for the lively music it plays during the football and basketball season. Pep assemblies, which include a number by the marching band, rate high with the student body. The marching band also does a splendid iob each year accompanying the Rockettes and Maiorettes. ,ia K 5 uf ' .gy K - 15359, f 'Tr K iv ' t I ii9':f .'f.. 1 f' ' 5 ' V ' l Z X. 11 sf rrr' it N . . . . f Q. The band and rockettes leave the field after staging a spec- tacular show tor football enthusiasts. last minute checkups are made by the band and rockettes before their show. QUILL AN SCRQLL INITIATES First Row: Genevieve Warrick, Mona Jean Packer, Karen Ansteod, and Sandra Myers. Second Row: Dove Elliott, Marilyn Van Aman, Helen Chairmonti, Ronald Lawver, and Dave Eckorate. SPECIAL RECOGNITION First Row: Mary Daverio, Francis Kryznarich, Carol Tansek, and Frances Kull. Second Row: Roberta Ressenger, Mary Jo Krause, George Sams, Rosemary Siemund, Joan McKeIley. Members of the Tivo and Tyro Staffs look forward to being elected to Quill and Scroll, the International Society for High School Journalists. To be eligible for Quill ond Scroll, iournalists must have contributed sufficient work to meet the standards set by the Quill and Scroll Society. New members of Quill and Scroll are initiated at the annual publication banquet. The members receive their pins in an im- pressive candlelight ceremony, ci ritual of all Quill and Scroll Clubs. At this banquet, the editors for the coming year are an- nounced. EDlTOR'S AWARD cf? N BARBARA SIKORA Barbara Sikara won the Editor's Award for excep- tionol contribution to both staffs. M-nf The annual Publications banquet was held at the Town and Country 'i Y Candidates for Quill 8- Scroll, as part of their initiation, attended school the day of the banquet with signs, shopping bags, etc, Resluvfqnl- left to right: Ronald Lawver, Dave Eckorate, Dave Elliott, Genevieve Warrick, Karen Anstead, Marilyn Van Aman, Helen Chairmonti, Mona Jean Packer, Sandy Myers. 7 3? sf f is- 9 W Ju v fx .Q 'f -w ww: f L2 f HV i 5 -MX , 3 .mgxii ff? er : 1 V ' QQ ' 1? 154 QEQXZV H wb f ,Y W Q J gwg- .2 M vm ,A , 1 1 'larv- 'ffm ESQ, My Z' . :gi . ,F 1 3-'iwv ' 53557, tm 4 an -'gb - xg, '- gm ig l ie A H vi ,. 3 mgxszw r' in . gf-l 55- . Y Hs, Q., M V , +L iw' r TIVO AND TYRO EDITOR or TYRO SANDRA GORDON ADVISERS X, mf? 9 .9 L 0 Miss Bridge, Miss Sfrauch, Mr. Pelunda. BUSINESS MANAGER KAREN ANSTEAD SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR EDITORIAL STAFF First Row: D. Dryden, C. Blaine, L. Fellers, M. Bohus, B. Ferencz, K. LeMunyon. Standing: B. Latte, L. Cook, C. Lago, K. Williams, L. Frantz, L. Newman, L. Miller, R. Luwver. Rock Row: D. Auli, T. Young, H. Coss. PAGE EDITORS Seated: S. Myers. Standing: M. VcnAman, D. Ellioh, B. Sikoru, B. Menendez, J. Skolmufch. SENIOR EDITORIAL STAFF Seafedr G. Warrick, J. McKelIey, P. Mulinowski. Standing: C. Scheurer, P. Everhcrt, M. Young, F. Krznurich, R. Resseger, M. Krause. 9 VI UAL EDUCATIC AIDE Students, who are trained by Mr. Clifton Frizzell, Visual Aides Director, to operate movie proiectors, tape record- ers, and slide proiectors, make up the Visual Aides Staff. Each period, a student is scheduled in Room 301 to help with the clerical work involved in lending films and proiectors. Student aides are also available to operate proiectors for those teachers who use explanatory films in their class- room. R. Vaughn, J. Strypek, D. Cunningham, G. Novak, J. Bracken. Seated: E. Todd, D. Bolster. M. Townsend, J. Selby, M. Whitmer, D Warner, L. Plaskett, N. Vega. C. Russell, T. Friedman, B. Whitmer, J. Medley, C. Benson, R. Compton, G. Meacham. Seated: D. Sweany. J. Deck, S. Goddard, R. Ginnetti, G. Evcns, D. Miller. OFFICE ASSISTAN S G?-.+T.-...N gm,-3 fs i wk 'kfkxi -1-ff + ff.. ,f,5,u' ' f we 4 ' 'h ' ' .f.,.. . ' First Row: E. Perez, J. Kirby, R. Scali, C. Fordosi, L. Lone, C. Fidelholtz, E. Forelli, J. Orlando, S. Chisler, R. Scarry, E. Robatin. Second Row: M. King, S. McNeal, R. Shafer, M. Miller, M. Sankovich, C. Gillilan, C. Zampino, F. Krznarich, M. McFarland, J. Hall. Third Row: Mrs. Margie I ,J if Y l Q, 1 gf: we so A student watches carefully as she is instructed as to the operation of the office switchboard. 6 Johnson, N. Miller, S. Petrovich, L. Chaney, J. Reed, P. Luchitz, R. Mihaltian, M. Tlanda, P. Aslaindes, B. Guirreri, Miss Mary Perret. Fourth Row: C. Tansek, F. Yarnovich, C. Wendel, S. Arnold, B. Zimmer, L. Reinhart, S. Zakaski, C. Chaney, V. Ashman, J. Hinkle. Office Assistants are kept busy through- out the year filing student records, answer- ing requests at the information desk, oper- ating the switchboard, and delivering at- zgg' I tendance slips and other material. In addition to performing a valuable rt service for Timken, the girls acquire actual self experience in office procedures. i- - Miss Marian Huth and Miss Mary Perret direct the group this year. 52,5 Z6 Inquiries of students are politely answered in the school office. D. E. C. A. continued DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA V. Maly, M. Sankovich, M. VanAman, E. Kemp. The Distributive Education Clubs of America is a local, state, and national organization of which all Timken Retailing students are members. This year, twenty-two members of the D. E. C. A. and Miss Irene Askue, local club adviser, attended a convention at Akron University on October 28, 1958. At this meeting, a Timken student, Marilyn Van Aman, was elected Secretary- Treasurer of the Northeastern Ohio district of the D. E. C. A. RED CROSS Junior Red Cross officers are representa- tives of the Red Cross at Timken. These stu- dents help in any activities of the Red Cross, which include the distributing of baskets to needy families at Christmas and many other charitable deeds. Standing: .l. Howard, C. Scheurer, M. Van Aman, C. Stoll. Seated: L. Moore, D. Packer. L, Q5-2 A1 . iffmlliiw 5 .sly : ,gf qi Ah r-fax it ?iL1I'fZ7ffm-. -, ' '14 ' 1, Wm , :M , f ,, ,f QL, VJ . .Lp ,L . ML M - Um, A xx T Q 2517 4 T w W, A .W- gl 'f:,32PMi1,M 1 , M fx KN Q H .x 'f.5sVfV' . Q . ,f 5,5 -:yew 5, ii . . Ii, A ,. M .g . ' s . as Muni WK, LQ.-H M1 , , .fAg,,K X ..A. A . 1 wg ff , , Kg 1-51 4. f , 5 0 -' Li I' h Y 2, A Ll -Atrki I' E' ' 9 ,, , 3 3 ,f 1 J xsxaiilei? , 6 31 .imp - 51 , f gl fbi, V 3-A l E 5 ,C 1 x .K Q 5 ' 1 f -it - ' if ' 45,3-' , 5 I, nw ,s 1 1 x 5 if f 'S I f 71 .4 1 R 'Jul' Yi' X 'gk my K ,,l k Af ff f ,,v,4 fN ga R,f . 1 fin W L fx 55 if 'SJ 'I . .my ,I 5. Q. , . I ix.. ' ,N lx va ' ,1 Y- -3 . 14 ' . ET - H 54, 2 5 A gsffifw 'GT 's 9 , 1 'L , X If X . .. 'H ' . A ii y A ' ' .4 ,lf RA, args ,. 135.3 f JE I if . M 7 Q 0? HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVE ' SENIORS 'First Row: S. Feller, S. Gruber, S. Halter, V. Moly. Second Row: K. Ancil, G. Smith, D. Szasz, J. McKelley, A. Gambow. Third Row: R. Nolte, J. Benson, P. Augustine, B. Shumar, R. Ondrey, J. Mezquita. JUNIORS First Row: M. Witmer, S. Chisler, J. Orlan do. Second Row: L. West, K. Albaugh, N Petrolli, J. Salvadore. Third Row: G. Mc Kee, D. Rotar, P. Cottage, R. Nero, J Warren. Fourth Row: N. Conley, D. Lazar, I. Vodopich,-D. Casar, J. Dasco, T. Headley. continued A Homeroom Representative and an Alternate are elected each year by the students in every homeroom. They are elected on the basis of scholarship, depend- ability, and school spirit. The Representative has charge of all money matters during the school year which include Booster Club collection, class dues, movie dues, and many others. This gives the students valuable training in the handling of money. ln addition, the Homeroom Rep- resentative and Alternate also act as delegates to the various class conventions held to nominate can- didates for elections. SOPHOMORES C. Horton, B. Balaski, M. Yuga, T. Swain, J. Collins, B, Fowler, J. Strypek, L. Babb. TREASURER'S ASSISTANTS Each year, Mr. Robinson chooses several students from the Accounting Department, who assist him in keeping the books ofthe various school funds. One of their many duties is selling tickets in the ticket room for all football and basketball games. They acquire actual accounting experience in this varied work. 'O E. Berson, C. Moore, B. Fogle, K. Anstead, L. Olmulz, A. Nicholson. Seated: Mr. Marshal Robinson, K. Anstead, A. Nicholson. Standing: E. Berson, C. Moore, B. Fogle, L. Olmulz. FRESHMEN First Row: K. Casciani, B. Whitmer, J. Mills, P. Aslanides. Second Row: L. Bedell, D. Sweany, L. Siemund, P. DiGiacomo. Third Row: J. Gales, T. Criss, K. Skelley, J. Thompson. Fourth Row: W. Hulh. I2 LIBR RY S AFF continued Table 1: B. Demchak, A. Rose, S. Loughry, F. Chiaramonti, J. Dutraw, C. Fordosi, S. Sharkey. Table 2: B. Dupper, K. Albaugh, D. Bowers Table 3: D. Cunningham, F. Foit, R. Brewer, C. Lewis, K. LeMunyon Table 4: L. Buss, P. Fowler, L. Olmutz, B. Ferencz, E. Berson, R. Mihaltian. Standing First Raw: J. Mills, D. Huppert, P. Cice, C Shelving books, helping at the desk, delivering library slips and typing are the main duties of a Timken student librarian. ln order to be eligible to become a staff member, students must have an 85 per cent average, a free period each day ofthe week and the ability to take responsibility. Colorful labels were painted on the books, according to their divisions, in order to aid students and teachers. The staff, under the direction of Miss Ada Zimmerman, attended two informative library conferences this year-one in Warren, Ohio, and one in Cleveland, Ohio. Students find a pleasant surround- ings for study in the library. Dieringer, E. Fernandez, M. Pastor, J. Lanka, E. Erbland, P. Drew M. Gronow, S. Buker, L. Moore, V. Watkins, B. Zimmer, C. Shoultys J. Arnold, D. Garcia, S. Keener, C. Ballas, L. Meister, E, Ramuno C. Scott, J. Keys. Standing Back Row: J. Oberster, M. Bohus, J. Lutz J. Watkins. GUIDE SERVICE CLUB Members of the Guide Club are well informed on the location of all school departments and personnel. Students are on duty each day in the lobby to assist visitors in finding their destina- tions. Ushering at special school and civic events is another interesting duty of the Guide Club. Before becoming a member of the Guide Club, students are required to take a written test concerning the loca- tion of activities and personnel. The Guide Club is under the direction of Miss Elisabeth E. Hundley and Mr. Howard W. Cleaver. GUIDE CLUB First Row: C. Bennett, L. Coss, D. Morgan, M, Sankbeil, J. Lilley, R. Clark. Second Row: T. Papadopoulos, A. Gier, L. Palmer, K. Walter, P. Green, M. DiMarzio, L R. Rex. Third Row: L. Trudeau, S. Augustine, Hudas, J. Moore, D. Hague, T. Friedman, C. Dixon, S. Marshall. ..,. viii Students of Timken High look forward to assemblies which include numbers by GUIDE CLUB First Raw: M. Cass, A. Bruey, E. Rey, G. Warrick, E. Berson, D. Novak. Second Row. F. Kutz, J. Shuber, L. Brewer, S. Roush, L. Olmutz, C. Lash, P. Pastor. Third Row: R. Mihaltian, P. Luchitz, J. Eberhart, D, Wolf, P. Lyon. Fourth Row: M. Zutall. I2 Mrs. Frances l.eMasters, Regis- 'TEENS Holding their meetings at the YWCA, Timken Y-Teen Clubs have enioyed many interesting and in- formative programs. ln addition to hearing fine speakers these groups have taken some excellent educa- tional tours. They have also spon- sored several very successful dances. JUNIOR-SENIOR continued Eleanor Rabatin, Frances Krznarich, lynn Reinhart, Bonnie Morena. URSE'S AIDE tered Nurse, selects several girls to assist her each period during the day with her routine duties. These girls are very helpful at the time when hearing and sight are tested, also when chest X-rays are given. Seated: Mrs. Frances l.eMasters, K. Casar, l, Olmutz. Standing: B. Dupper, M. Andrews. 128 Spear, M. FRESHMAN- SOPHOMORE Seated: Rose Marie Ginnetti, Vir- ginia Buchanan. Standing: Lois Jean Moore, Charlotte Dixon, Carol Mayle. HO UR RQLL First Row: B. Coulas, L. Cook, B. Fogle, P. Zugcic, S. Young, H. Shafer, G. Smith, J. Lutz, M. Yuga, L. Frantz, B. Sikora, M. VanAman, R. C. lago, C. Scott, E. Ramuno, B. latta. Second Row: J. Skolmutch, Lewers, D. Eckroate. Third Row: I.. Perretta, T, Way, G. McKee. Timken Vocational High School has a unique plan for honoring students who maintain grades of 90 per cent or above for a six-week period. These students receive honor roll cards showing their achievement. At the close of the second semester, for maintaining these grades, each student is presented a special certificate at a banquet held in his honor. This certificate is highly prized by the student who earns it. There is a similar plan for all students who maintain grades of 85 per cent or above in all subiects. Each year, the Canton Repository makes up and distributes a general information quiz, to be given to all high school students in Canton. The paper awards prizes ot S25 to the winner of each class from every school. This year, Gary Smith, a senior from Timken, became a tour-time winner. REPOSITORY QUIZ WINNERS P. Zugcic, T. Friedman, G. Smith, Mr. Martin, J, Medley. 129 J lk 'fz Q, 1 51.1 5- 4, wah, y 'rv M HQ X fsx My W3 W f 2 V W, x lax ii f si-ow Q we ,- nx, w 1 h X 1 KW ,mg mglie ?g!jg'N'?,,Y1l .J -,L ':' a 5 -' .Ai f 'V - 4, Ih,g2,1iff aa' 5 ' 3 Q in BUY TUMBLERS The boy's tumblers match their wits against skill to per- form many daring feats. It takes good co-ordination and also potent teamwork to be- come a good tumbler. Along with these qualifica- tions, tumbling requires re- sponsibility and loyalty to teammates, as well as learning to take directions. The tumblers try their hand at many different types of work on the mats, parallel bars, horizontal bars, and trampoline. This team is coached by Mr. Frank W. Garfield. Friendly greetings are exchanged on the stairway. First Row: P. Bannevich, B. Kendrick, l.. Soper, B. Parsons. Second Row. G. Ailing, E. Hayes, J. Collins, B. Antenucci, J. Shanon. J. Fields and J. Bentivegna were absent. v i i i Sometimes tumblers live in an ' sv upside-down world 131 The queen and her attendants approached the field house in grand style. fa! Qi ,T A, 1 Mr. Frank Corp, American history teacher, served as chairman of the student elections committee. Trojan Leader officers are Adele Cecconi, Judy Vaughan, Sandra Myers, and Veron- ica Domenico. 132 Mrs. Thelma Slater, guidance counselor, preparation of Christmas baskets. ACTIVITIE continued assists Tom Bible in the ln' 2-s v rw Abbey, Carol .,,,. .,,..,, Abbott, Carol Abbot, James Abbott, Jim ......,...... Abbott, Mary Jean ....... Abraham, Dean ..... Adams, Bill ,.,....... Adams, Roy ....... Aderhold, Pat ..,,..,. Aebl, Sharon .,.., Agnes, Vlcki ...,. Alling, George .,........... Albaugh, Karen ...,... ., Albright, Sandra .,., Alexander, Carole Alton, John .,.,....,.... Allen, Carol .......... Al I lson , Steve ,,..,.. Ancil, Ken ,........... Andrews, Mary . .... . Andrlotto, Linda ....,, Angel, Blll ......,............ Angelantoni, Rlta Aanderud, Bob ,,..,....,... ,9-92-93-101- 102-106-130 ,.,..,.....51-85 ,......9-39-113 . .,,..,.....,.... .9 . ,,.,....,.. 9 12 , ..... ,,......... 5 1 .9-84-87-131 ......,...41-126 ,.......59-B5 .,.....9-124 ,..,,..9-128 -1 10 Angiula, Joe ......, ..... 1 0-114-115-116 Ankram, Maxine ..,,...,.................... 59 Anstead, Harold ....... Anstead, Karen 10- -85 101-102-119-125 Antenucci, Robert ......,.,.,......... 41-131 An ten ucci, Roberta Anthony, larry ,,..,.... Anthony, Patti ....... Anthony, Richard ,..., Arnold, Joann ...... Arnold, Sue , ...... Asher, Roy ...,..,.. .......59-B5 ..,,,..10-85 -1 26 121 Ashman, Vicki .....,..,....... 41-118-121 Aslanides, Penny ..... ....... 5 9-121-125 Augustine , Paul ..,.... ..,,..,.,., 1 0-124 Augustine, Sandra ...... Augustine, Therasa Ault, Donald ........ Ault, Harry ...,........, Aventino, Pat ......, Babb, Gary ....,... Babb, larry ....,..... Baderchok, Larry .,.... Bagueras, Anita ....,. Bailey, Frank . ...... .. Doloh, Davld ., ....A. .. Bair, Robert ....... Baker Ba ker, Carol ......, Dave , ..,. .. Baker, John ....... Boker, Kenneth ..... Baker, Richard ....... Baker, Sandy ......... Balaski, Barbara ...,. Ball, Gerry ..,.....,., Ballas, Connie ..... Bannevich, Phll ..... Banta, Bob ............. Barber, Cheryl ...... Barclch, Julie ...... Barclch, Tony ..... Barker, Pat ......... Barlow, George ..... Barlow, Kenneth ...... Barnby, Gary ............ Barnhort, Moriean ...,... Bartolet, Dan , ....... , Battista, Elaine .,....,. Battista, Kathleen ,.,.. . Battlsta, Nancy Baxter, Sandra ..... Beal, Judy .....,,.,......, Bechtold, Claudia .....,. Becker, Sallie ...... Bedell, Lindsey .,.. Beeson, Donald ...., Behm, Ronald ....... Bell, Bonnie ...,,, Bellas, Charles ..... Bennett, Carol ...... Benson, Charles .. Benson, James ...... Bentlvegna, Joe ..,.... Berg, Bill .,,......,...,.... Berkeblle, Jerry .,..,. Berkey, Robert ...... Berkmyer, Grace ..,... Berkmyer, Kenneth -1 27 -1 19 .. ,........, 41 -1 25 -1 1 3 ......59 .,....41 .........51-125 ........51-113-126 ...,.,41-84-131 .......41-94 ...,..10 ,..,..51 ,..,..59 ......51 ...,....51-113 .......59 ......41 ........,59-125 , ....,.....,...,.,.... 59 ...,....41-114-116 -1 27 .,,,..59-95-120 .....,...lO-124 ,........51-113 1-112 ......41 PHOTOGRAPHIC INDEX Bersan, Best, Helen ....... Bestic, Richard ...... Edith ....,. Bialota, Eugene .... Bible, Tom .,... Bilbrey, Diane ..,.,. Bilbrey, Marilyn .. Biris, Delores ,.... . Blrane, Marie ........ Birone, Thers: .... Bird, Bishol-1 Blackb Jack ., .,........ , Robert urn, Jack Blaine, Cynthia Blaine, John ..,..... Blevins, Jenny ....., Bodnar, John ......., Bogovi Bohus, Boldon, ch, Anthony 11-125-126-127 1 -B4-86-1 32 41-101-102-112 ...,...59 ,........41-119 1-1 11 112 Margaret .....,,..,.,.. 41 -1 19-126 Walter ....., Bale, Joan ............ Bolitho, Larry ....., Bolster, Bomestar, Michael Dan . ..,.,,.... .. Bossa rt, Joe ........,...- Boswel Bowe, Bowers, 1, Carl .....,. Tom .........,.. Bowers, Dana ., Bowlln 9. Betty Bracken, Donna Bracken, James Brandit, Jim ...... Braum, Jayne ..... Bray, Betty .,.,,..... Carolyn .....,. Brewer, Loretta ..... Brewer, Robert ...... Brittian, Mary ...... Brooks, Barbara Brott, Brott, Neil , ....., .. Rodney ...... 13 1-120 ......,.51-B5 ........59-85 .,.....,.51-110 ....,....51-126 ,..,..,.,51-113 .,..,,.59-85-120 105 1-1 13-127 -126 ...,,..59 Brown, Barbara ,..,. ........ 5 1-114-116 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruey, Dave ...,. Linda ,.... Mike ....... Pat ..,.. Pat ......,.. Rolland ..,. Terry .,..,..... Alice ..,.......... Brumbaugh, Chuck Brumbaugh, Lynne Brumbaugh, Robert Brumma, Barbara ..... Brumma, Jerry ....... Brummaie. Carol ..... Bryan, Roberta ....,. -1 1 3 -1 1 3 .,.,,....42-112 .........42-127 -85-1 1 2 .....,...42-113 . .... ....,,....... 5 9 . ........ 59-1 13 .........42-113 Buch, George ...........,.....,..........,..... 59 Buchanan, Virginia .,........ 51-113-128 Buchheit, Charles .....,.,,..,,.........,... 42 Buckius, Helen ..., Buker, Susan .... Bulso, Janet ..... Bulso, Ronald .,.... Burelli, Don ,.... ., Burke, Janice ...... Burkhart, Carl .....,. Burner, Keith ,.... Buss, linda ..,...,..... Buttery, Robert .... Byers, Jackie ..... Byers, larry ....... Byrd, linda ....... Byrd, Lou Ann ......., Byrd, Richard ...... Calac, Pete ....... Caley, Donna ....,... Cullen, Stanley .....,. -1 26 ......,.59-114-116 2-1 26 . ,........ 42 .........51-113 ,....,12-B4-86-92 ........59-B5 Callihan, Tom .....,....... ,............ 4 2 Campbell, Kathleen ......,........, 51-110 Campbell, Sammy .......................... 59 Carbenia, Kathy ......,....,........., 51-113 Carney, Georgene ........ 12-92-93-113 Carpenter, Betty ..,.............,........... 59 Carpenter, Glen ...... ..,.... 5 1 Carplnelli, Connie ..,.. , ...... 12 Carr, Deanna ........... Carr, Donald ..... . ,.,. ..59 Carr, Gary ............ .............. 5 9-85 Carr, Howard ...,.,.,.. .,,...... B 7-89-91 Carrlck, Kathleen ...,.,, ...........,.... 5 9 Carroll, Dave ..,..,,..... ....... 5 1 Cerrothers, Roaer ..............--.--- 51-104 Carter, Gilbert ....,..........,,... 59-B5-95 Casar, Don ...,,......,.,...... 42-94-98-124 Casar, Kathy .....,....,..,.......,,.,... 51-128 Cascian, Kathleen .....,............ 59-125 Casey, James ....... ,...,..,... 5 9-114-115 Casta, Chuck ,,........,... ............. , ..,... 5 9 Cecconi, Adele ..1 2-101-102-112-132 Cenkner, Carol Ann .........,,,...... 12-1 16 Cerrato, Jean ........,......... 51-110-113 Chaney, Charolotte .,.,..........,. 42-121 Chaney, Donna ......,.......,...,,....,,,,.. 42 Chaney, Linda ....... ...12-110-118-121 Chiaromonti, Florence .......... 42-101 - 102-125 Pages 133-136-Tlmken Vocational.. Chiaromonti, Hele n ,,13-101-102-118 Chick, Donald ..,..................... 13-105 ChiIders,i Beverly ...... 53-114-115-116 Chirillo, lauie ...,....,.,...,.....,.,... 52-B5 Chisler, Sandy ....... ,,.42-113-121-124 Cice, Patricia ....,..................,., 59-126 Clair, Shirley .,,.... .............--- 4 2-112 Clark, Rhodalean .... ...... 5 2-127 Clary, Nancy .,...,.. .......... 5 9 Clem, wxnefa .... ....... 5 9 Clevinger, Gary ......,.........,,.......,,. 52 Cobulius, Gall ..........,...,............... 13 Cockrane, Nancy ...... 52-113-114-115 Cogan, Tom ,........,.. ...,......., ,........... 1 3 Coleman, Glenn ..,.. Coleman, Ron .,..,. .......52 ..,....60 comps, JoAnn ...... .................,. , 13 Coletti, Judy ..... .,...,...,.,.............. 1 3 Collins, domes .........,,. 52-85-125-131 Collins, Jean ,... ----..-------.-- 4 2-113 comm, Kitty ........... .......... 6 o Compton, Gloria ..... ....... 6 0 Compton, Pat ........... ..,,...-.- 6 0 Compton, Richard ......... ...... 5 2-120 Conaway, Lawrence ........,.....,....,.... 52 Cancatto, Drenna ..,..........,........,... 52 Concotto, Joe ........ 58-60-85-95-130 Concato, Pot ....,.,..,,................. 42-1 13 Conley, Earl .,... ..........,.....,......... 5 2 Conley, Nick ........, .............,.. 4 2-124 Contrucci, Peter .........,,... 60-114-116 Cook, linda ...,...,.... 52-110-119-129 Cook, Sandy .,..... .....,....,............... 6 0 Corsi, Coss, Coss, Coss, Tony ........ Harold ..,.. linda ....... ..,.....52-112-119 ....,,..52-113-127 Mary lee ......,.....,..... 13-113-127 Costello, Nancy ...........e.................. 13 comm, Penny ..... ........ 4 2-101-124 Cotton, Joanne ....... .,,,..,............. 1 3 Cqttrill, Charles .............. 60-114-116 Cottrlll, Don .,..... .......,..... 4 2-116 Cotyk, Mike ,.... ., Coulas, Bertha .,... Caulas, Eli .,,...... Couts, Jerry ....... .,,...42-129 ., ..... 42 Cox, Edward .......,.,. ....,.. 4 2 Cravener, James ..... ....,., 6 0 Crayton, William ...... 13 Creighton, Thomas .... ,. .............. 60 Crider, Jaan ............................ 13-113 Criss, Bill ...,.,....,,................ 42-84-B5 Criss, Marie ...... 14-101-102-112-116 Criss, Tony ...,..,,.,......,. 60-85-95-125 Cross, Sharon ..... .,,,,,,,........ 1 4-112 Crowl, Bettie ....... .,........... 1 4-118 Crupe, Judy ......,... ....... 1 4 Crupe, Nancy ....,. .....,. 6 0 Csea k, Tom .......... Culp, Barbara .... 13 Cunningham, Dole ..,...,..... 4-120-126 Cunningham, Joe Curati, Marino .... ,. .......,....,,. ..,.. 1 4 Curry, Dale ........ Curtis, John ,.... .........60-85 4-1 1 4-1 16 Cuseck, Carol ...,.. , ,..... 60-103-110 Czenkansky, Ed ...... ..........,.. 5 2-1 14 Dadisrnan, David . Dadlsman, Donna , .......14 Dalton, Shirley ....... 60 Daniels, Cort: ...... 42 Daniska, Carole ...,. ...,..........,...,. 6 0 Dasco, John .....,,, ,.... ....,...42 Dasco, Judy ...... .......14-92-93-101- 102-116-124 Dashkovitz, James . ,,... ........60 Daugherty, Coral ...., ,.........., . .60 Daverio, Jlm .,.,,.. Daverio, John ....., Daverlo, Mary ..,.. Davidson, Patty ...,,. Davldson, Verna .,.. Davis, Carol ....,..., Davis, Dan ......,.... Davis, Kenneth ...... Davis, Park ......... Day, Tom ..,,. ..... Dean, Robert ....... Dean, Rodney ..... Dean, Sandra ..,., DeChiara, John ....... .. ..,.,............ 52 ,,,.....60-85-112 .,.....,..15-118 , ........,... 52 ,.,.,..52-113 .,.,....42 . ...... 42 ........52 5 ........52 .,......60 Deck, Joyce .......,. ....... 4 2-120 Decker, Dlck . .,..,..... .........., 5 2 DeCasmo, Jackie ....... ......, 4 2-112 Deltrick, Bob ...........,.,......,............, 42 DelGatto, Angie ...... Demchak, Barbara .... 42-102-110-126 Demchak, Janet . ,.................... 52-113 DeMeo, Tony ...,,.. Denino, Daniel ...... Dennis, Richard ,..... 5 Dentler, Gerald ......,,., ,.,. . ,,,.,.,.. 1 5 DePosquale, Albert ....., ....,. . .52-85 DePree, Barbara ...,.... ........,.. 5 2 Derby, Bonnie ..,.,..., .. De Stephen, JoAnne ...... .... . ,52-116 Detchon, Gerald .....,., ..,....,... 1 5 DeVaux, John , ...... Deyton, Tlm ...,,..,. Dickenson, Joyce .... ,.....60-114 .......,60 Dieinger, Cheryl .,... ..,,................ 6 0 Dierdorf, Dale .,.......,...........,.......,., 52 Dierlnger, Sandra ............ 15-126-130 Di Francesco, Ron ........,..,..,..... 52-105 Di Giacomo, Pete .................... 60-125 Di1lon, Susan ,...... ..... 6 0-114-115-116 D1Marzio, Mary Lou ........ 52-113-114- Dimmerling, Denny 116-127 Di Paulo, Ernie ..,.......,..,,........,......., 42 Di Rocco, Larry .....,..,...,... 60-114-116 Dittmar, Sue ..,. ..... , . ......,..,.......... 15 Dixson, Charlotte ..,......... 52-127-128 Dixson, Darlene ,............. 42-101-106 Dobina, Annette .... Dodd, Robert ....... Dolph, Adam ....... Domczak, Maria .... Domenico, Veronica . .......,.......... 113 .........43-85 . ........,,,..,......... 52 15-101 -102-1 32 Domin, Richard ...,.,...............,....,... 60 Donahey, Chuck .,,. Dooner, Marge ..,. ,. D'Orazia, Tony ......,.........,.,. 60-B5-95 Dragamire, Carolyn 15-101-102-123 Drake, Wayne ...,.. ..,..,.... , .. ...,.... .,60 Drayton, William .. Drew, Patricia ....... Drewry, Gerald ...... ......,60-126 Druessi, Jim ............. . .,........... .43 Dryden, Dolores .,...,........ 52-113-119 Dryden, linda ..... Ducky, Ross ....,. Duess, David ..... Duff, Ken ...,..,...... Dugan, Carole .,..,,.. Duggar, lou Jean . .. ,....,, ,.,.. 1 6 ...16-105 , ..,,..,.. 52 .......,16 Dunne, Bob .............. .,4,.,. 6 0-112 Dunne, Mary ......... ,..,...,. , 43-113 Dunne, Pat .,.,.,.............,,..,,,,...,..,.. 16 Dupper, Barbara .,.......,.... 43-126-128 Dutiel, Richard .,..., Dutrow, June .....,, Eatrate, Rita ,.,..., Earhart, Randy ...... Eberhart, Carol .,.... Eberhart, Judy ,... Eckert. Theresa ...... Eckert, Wilbur ...,. Eckman, Dennis ...... H43-126 . ..,.............. 52 .....,,.,16-112-127 . .,,.,. .....4f1 Eckroate, David , .... ...., . .16-11B-129 Eckraate, Marcia Eddleman, Loulse ...... Eller, Ronald Eisert, William ......,.., Eleiante, Geraldine ,.,...... 52-113 ...,..,..52-85 . .,..... 60 133 Howell, Jeanne ..... Keefe, Judy ,, .... .. Elliott, Dave ..,.. .....,,,,, , 7-I 1 B Engle, Carol .... ........,.,. 5 2-114-116 Engle, Elmer .. .... ...,.., . 52-95-114-116 Erbland, Elalne ..... Erbland, Jeff ....... Erbland, Julie ...., Eshelman, Dave ,..,. Esway, Andy ....,.. Evans, Joanne ..,.. Evans, Eugene .... Evans, Gregory .,.... Evans, Jim ....,,..... Everhart, Phylis ...... Everitt, Sandra ....... Evey, Donald .....,. Farilla, Roseann .... Fales, Kenneth .,,... ...........,.52-126 .......43-112 ,.,..,.17-112 .....60-120 7-1 19 .,,....43-113 .,......52 ........43 Follot, Jo Ann ..................,............... 60 Farelll, Don ....,.,,,,,..,,.,.,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,, 17 Farelll, Eva ........ 43-101-102-106-121 Foy, Don ..A...........,..,..,.,................. 17 Parkes, Steve ....... ......,.....,,.......... 5 2 Feller, Sally ..,. ......17-113-124 Fellers, Linda ................,. 43-101 -1 19 Fenwick, Carole ...... Ferencz, Betty ......... Fernandez, Elaine Fernandez, Jack ....... ...,......43-126 ,. ....... 60-126 .......17-105 Fernandez, Mary Ann ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2 Ferry, Joseph ..,.......... .......,.,,... 6 0 Fete, Kay Lyne .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,4,,,,,,, 43 Fidelholtx, Carol .........,.. 52-102-121 Flelds, James ......., Fink, John ..,....... Finley, Mark ...... Flanagan, Jlm ....... Flanagan, Charles ..... Fletcher, John ......... .........52-85 ....,..,.43-94 .,.....53-105 ..,..............60-85 Flowers, Robert ..................,........... 60 Fogle, Bet1Y 43-101-102-110-125-129 Felt, Fred ........,..,....,..,,.,,,,,,,,,, 18-126 Fente, Daniel .,.......................,...... 60 Fonte, Venna 40-43-101-102-113-130 Foraker, Harold ,...............,.,....,... ...60 Fordosi, Carol .,...,,........... 43-121-126 Forsythe, Richard .,.......... 18-105-112 Forte, Rlchard ..,....,.. 60-114-115-116 Forte, Pat .,,.,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 43 Fertney, Joy ....,. 43-101-1l1-112-113 Four, Roger .,,...... ........ .............., 6 0 -85 Fowler, Barbara ...... Fowler, BIII .,...... Fowler, Fowler, Richard .... Duck ..,.. ,.... Fowler, Dan .,..,..,, Fowler, Don .,... Fowler, Karen ..,. Fowler, Patricia ..... Fox, Arlene ......,.. Fraley, Robert ..... France, Jerry ...,.. France, Jlm ...., .......53-125 ........43 .........60-95 .......43-113 ...,...18-126 .......53-105 8-1 1 2 Frank, Jane .....,.,............,..........,.... 60 Franklln, Joe .......,,................. 53-112 Frantz, Llnda .....,...... 53-110-119-129 Franxone, Joe .......................... 53-105 Freday, Michael .,.. Freetaae, Jim .,...,. Freelage, Ray ...., Finch, Judy ....... , ...,...... 60 ........43 . .......... 53 10 Flconna, Torn .................,.. ..,.....,..... 4 3 Friedman, Tom .....,., 43-120-127-129 Fritz, Myron Frutlg, John Fry, Dorothy ......... 8-B6-92 Fry, Sharon .......,,..,,.. .,,......,.... 5 3 Fryberger, Janelle ...., ....,., 4 3-113 Frye, Judy .......,..,... ..,........ 1 8 Frye, Karen ,....... .....,. 53-113 Fulton, Edith ,............ ,,,,,,,,,,, 6 1 Fumarole, Mary Ann ...... .,...... 4 3 Fumarole, Mike ,..,..... ........ 6 1 Furden, Davld ...,. .....,,..,.,,, 4 3 Goff, llnda .,...,..,.. ..,.,.. 6 1-110 Gakat, Mary Ann ....,............... 53-113 Gamble, Bah .......................... 53-112 Gvmbvw, Alex .... 18-39-123-124-130 Gana, John ...............,..........,.. ,.......,.. Garcia, Delores ...... Garcia, Lorraine .....,, ...,,,, 4 3-110 Garen, John ........, 134 ........61 Garmen, Jim ...... Gam, Carol ..... Garner, Gary .... Garris, Jim ,......, Garrison, Mike ..,... Gasper, Gary ..,.... 8-1 1 3 Gaspers, Charles ..... ........,...... . ..61 Gates, Jan .,.,......... Gates, Marvin ..... Gottuso, Linda ......, ..............61-125 .......19-111-112 ....,..,.43-115-116 Gemmato, Paul .,......,,. ,.......... ........ 6 1 Gennett, Carol . ,....., 19-10l-102-111- George, Larry .....,.. Georges, Marcia .... Giougue, Terry ...... Gibbons, Ralph ...... Gier, Alena ........ Gier, Marian .......... 112-116 ........53-84-B5-95 ........53-127 Gilkerson, Carol .............. ...,,...,.... . 61 Gillilan, Charotto Ginnetti, Rosemarie Giavennilli, John .. ....,....44-112-121 ....,...58-61-110- 120-128-130 Girt, Don .,............ . .,.......,....... 61 Glrt, Mary Ann ,...,... ........,......... 5 3 Glazier, Beverly . ..,............ ..,,........ 1 9 Glalier, Catherine ........53-113-114- 115-116 ......53-85 Glew, Larry .....,.. Glew, Thomas . ..... .. Goddard, Shirley ,.,.., ........ 4 4-120 Goebel, Goebel, David ....... Dick . ...,...,.. . ......44-84 ......44-85 Goldsworthy, Bill . ........... ...,...,...... 4 4 Garden, Gooch, Noreen ......,.............,.., 44-113 Gooch, Terry .......... 19-B4-87-92-105 Sandra .......... 19-72-73-101- 102-111-112-119 Gorey, Edward .................... :...61-116 Grader, Linda ..............,.., 44-114-116 Gray, Larry .,............................,,.... 19 Green, Pam ...... 53-113-114-116-127 Gregory, Gregory, Greku, J Gresser, Grier, R Griffin, Griffith, Diane ...... John ........ udy ......... Judy ....... ager ,...,..... Damond .... David ....., Grim, Earl .,... Grimes, Grimes, Grimes, Grim m, Groner, Gronow, Gruber, Gru bish, Gary ....,. Jane .... Luther .. Patricia .... Larry ........ Margie .,.,. Sandra ..... William .. ........85 .....,. ..44 ....,..61-126 9-124 .......... .,53 Grunz, Dick ............ Guerriero, Nick ,,..,. Guierreri, Barbara . ........... 20-39-121 Gulrreri, Hahn, N Thomas .,.. ......,,........ ..61 Hablitzel, La Vonne. ..,..... ............ 2 0 orma . ...........,., ...,.... 4 4-101 aytan ...,. .,,,,,,,, 6 1 Hall, Cl Hall, Jackie ..,.. Hall, Ju Halter, dy Karen .....,.. Halter, Suzanne ..... Hane, Richard ........ Hankisan, Ronald .. Hanna, Marlene ...... Harbert, Harmon, Jim ...... Pat ....,.... Harper, Arthur ...... Hartman, Larry ...... ........44-121 ........20-124 ....... ..20 ........61 .......,61 Hortsel, Garden ......,.,. 44-84-85-104 Hartwick, Dave .,,.. Hastings, Darlene ,. Hawk, Madeline ...... Hayes, Barbara ...... Hayes, Eddie ...... Hayes, Kenny ..,... Hazlett, Cindy ........ Headley, Tyrone ...... Heckman, Helaney, Mareena .. Helaney, Sharon ..., Hendrix, Ray ...,.... Hentsch, Larry ...... Jlm , .,,.... ......,...... 44-B5 .... ..... . .53 .......20-112 ..-'4-131 ......61-95 ........44-124 ....... ..54 .....,....... ..61 ......20-105-112 PHOTOGRAPI-IIC INDEX Continued Hert, Tom .... ......... 2 0-114-115-116 Hess, Karen Hetrick, Joel ....., ....,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 l Herrick, Larry ...... 1 3 Heyard, Robert ....,. ....,.. 6 1-114-116 Hilscher, lla ........ ,.,. ....... 5 4 -113 Hilgert, Beverly Hilgert, Kenneth Hilson, Dennis .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 1 Hinkle, Janet ....,.... ........ 2 1-121 Hinkle, Linda ...,.Y.... ............ 6 2 Hissong, Russell ....,. ,,,,,,... 2 1 Hively, Jack ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 6 2-85 Hixson, Torn ....... Hague, Dennis ...... Holshu, Judy ....... ..........58-62 .............54-85 . ,..... 44-110-112 Hoot, Earl ...,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , 62-95 Hoot, William ....... ,,,,,,,.,,,. 6 2 Harger, Sandra ...., ,.....,....,.,. 5 4 Horne, Tom ............ ........ 5 4-B4-85 Horton, Carole ......, ........ 5 4-125 Houck, Hala ..,.,, .,.,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 1 House, Leona ........,..........,............., 62 Houses, Anthony .... 44-114-115-116 Housos, George .............,,,..,..,,. 44-84 Howard, John ..... Hubbert, John .... Hudas, Linda ..... Hudson, Jerry .... Huegel, Sara .,.... Hummel, Allen . ..... . Humphrey, Frank -1 22 ........44-101 ........54-127 ...........54-113 Hunter, Debora .,.,. ........,......,.,.,.. 6 2 Hunter, Terry ..... .....,.., 2 1-39-130 Hupo, Pat .......,.. ................,.. 2 l Huppert, Diane ..... .,.,.......... 6 2-126 Husarik, Joann ...,.. ,,,,,,, 6 2-114-116 Huth, Wayne ,.... lams, Stan ......., Irwin, Betty ........ Jackson, Cary ......, Jackson, Eugene Jackson, Ted .......... Jackson, Sandra ..... Jagadnik, Ann ......, Jagodnik, Marie ...........62-125 ....,..62-114-115 ...,..........62-114-116 .........,...44-94 ........21-113 Janson, Dave .......,. .......,. 5 4 Jarvis, Joanne ,....., ..,...... 2 2 Jeffers, Marlin .....,, ...,,.... 6 2 Jenkins, Dick .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 4 Johanning, Jeanne ..... ....,.... 5 4 Johanning, Tom ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 4 Johnson, Irene .,....., ...,,.... 5 4 Johnson, Margaret ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 6 2 Johnson, Phyllis .,.... ...,..... 6 2 Johnsen, Terry .........,...... ....... 6 2-95 Johnston, Laura Jean .,.,. .. .,....... 49 Jolly, Joanne ..............,.... ......... 2 2 Jones, Bob .......,,,... ..,....,. 6 2 Janes, Pauline ......,, ......... 5 4 Jozwiakowski, Ma Kager, Joseph ....... Kamp, Jim ....,..,, YY ..... ....,.... 6 2 ..,..........85-95 Knmn. Polly ----. .. .,..... 22-101-113 Karcher, Bob ,....,,,. Karcher, Sandy ,.... Kasler, James ,... Kasler, Sharon ...... .,......54-112 KUTUSU1. Jim ...,,,,,,...,. 50-54-112-130 Katusin, Peggy ..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 22.110 Kauffman, Tom ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2.85 Kean, Mike .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 4 Kick, Charlene .,..... Keener, Sandra ..... Keim, Myrna ...... Keinath, Mary ......, Keith, Linda ...... Keller, Fred .......,... Keller, Maureen ..,.....54-126 . ...... 54-113 . ...... 22-105 Kemp. Ellen .,,....... .,.. , ..22-112-122 Kendig, Dans ...... Kendra, Ted ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Kendrick, Bernie Kendra, Joseph ......., - ------...,........... 22 ......44-111-112-131 Kennedy, Delmas ...... ......,,.......... 4 4 Kerman, Anita ....... .,,,,,,,, 2 2 Kerns, Barbara .....,,,.. ......,., 5 4 Kerns, Nancy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A,,,,,,,, 5 2 Kern stetter, Marshall ...... ....... 6 2-85 Kessapules, Martha Keyes, Janet .... ...,.... 5 4-112-113-126 Kimble, John ........ Kimble, Nancy ...... .........44-110 Kimble, Patricia ,.....,...,.,.,....... 62-110 King, Karen .....................,.,....,..,.... 62 King, Marlene ..44-101-102-118-121 Kirby, Jo .,.............................. 54-121 Kirkbride, Marty .................... 44-110 Kish, Francis . ..,... , Kisha, Jerry ...,.,. Kleaver, Judy ....,.. ....,..44 Klemper, Tam ......,... ....,,.,,....... 2 2 Klink, Carol Ann ....... ..,....., 4 5-113 Klintworth, Letha ....... ............. 5 4 Klotz, Chuck ............ .......,.. 6 2 Klasa, Jim ............ .............. . .62 Kolleth, Frank .,,.,. ....,......... 5 4-85 Kopan, Karen ....,............. 54-110-113 Kosita, Catherine ,...... ................ 6 2 Kouninas, Gust ....,... ....... 6 2 Koury, Julla .......... .......... 4 5 Kavac, Coleman .....,. .............. 5 4-85 Kraus, Ralph ,....... Krause, Mary Jo ,...,.... . ..,... 23-113-119 Kress, Alan ............ Kress, Dorothy ..... , Kress, Richard ...... Krider, Sally .,....... ............23-105 ........23-114-116 Krollzick, Norma . ...... ,.,............ . .....45 Krynarich, Frances ..23-119-121-128 Kubicka, Donna ............,.,....... 54-113 Kouhner, Sandra .......e.... 23-113 Kufta, Nick ......,,.. Kuhl, Bob ,....... ..,,.... 45-114-115 Kuhnash, Sandra ...,..,.. .......,....,.., 2 3 Kulesa, Antoinette ........................ 62 Kulich, David ,.............................,. 23 Kulich, Patricia ,.40-45-101-102-106 Kutx, Frances ,................. 23-118-127 Kutz, Virginia .....,........,................. 54 Lago, Carmen ..., 54-114-116-119-129 Laird, Alex ................,,........,.......,. 45 Landers, Jim ..,.. ............. 5 4 Lane, Linda .......... ......... 5 4-121 Lanka, Judy ................ ....... 1 13-126 Lantz, Mary Alice... La Rocco, Charlotte -110 Lash, Carol .......,...,.......... 23-113-127 Lasure, Shirley ,.................. . ,... 54-113 Latto, Betty .............. 54-103-119-129 Laughlin, Mike ............................., 62 Lawson, Marie ,..... Lawver, Ronald .... Lazar, Donald ,..... Lazar, Ronald ,, ..... . Leasure, Alan ....,... .........45-113 -119 ....,....45-124 .. ,..,..... 45 ......54 Leasure, Vivian Kay ..... .. ...... 23 Leasure, Sandra .,.. Lee, Betty Jane ...... Lee, Joe ................. Lee, Joe .,.......,.... Lee, Margaret ....... Leidner, Oliver ..... Leidtke, Susan ....... .......62 .. ..,.... 54 ......45, 84 ......62 Lelakus, Rose , .....,........... 45-103-113 Le Munyan, Karin .........,.. 62-119-126 Leonard, Carol ...... Leonard, Kay ..,....... .. .,................. 45 Leontis, Splros ..,...,................ 62-85 Lowers, Ronnie .....,. Lewers, Susan ..... Lewis, Carol ....... Lewis, David Lewis, William ..... Lige, Barbara ...... Lightfoot, Ralph .,.. Lighttritz, Jack ...... Lightfritz, Larry .... Likens, Estella ....... Lilley, Judy ..... Lilly, John ...... Link, Stanley ...... Linn, Larry .... Little, Vince ...,. Little, William ..... Litun, Gary ....... Lloyd, Mick .....,.,,.. Lockart, Richard .... Locke, James ..,50-54-112-114- 129-130 ......,..62-116 .........62-126 ......62 .......62 . ....... 54 .. ...... 54 .. ....,........,.. 24 .,,.,..54-113-127 ......24 .......54 .......24-B5 .. ...... 62 ...,,.62 Lockwich, Dick .... .........54-B5 Lombardl, Joseph ..... .....,..... 4 5 Lombardi, Rochelle ...... ...... , 54-113 Lombardi, Sondra ..... ........... 4 5 Lorey, Jean ..........,. ......,. 2 4 Loshelder, Carol ,...... ........ 2 4 Loshelder, Jim .,....... .............. ,... 5 4 Loughny, Sharon ......,......,...,.. 45-125 Lowe, Jlm .......,,.........,...,. 24-111-112 Lowery, Lee .....,. ,,,..... ,.... . .............., 6 2 Luchltz, Patricla ,..,.. 24-115-121-127 Lukas, Julle .................,.................. 62 Lung, Russell ...... ................,....... 5 4 Lupe, Davld .....,.. ......,.. 2 4-39 Lupe, Raymond ..,................. 8-24-118 Luther, Barbara ....,..,..,,................ 45 Lutz, Judy ....,.,..,...... 54-113-126-129 Lutzko, Regan .........,.............. 54-105 Luzader, Pauline ...,,.. .............. 4 5 Luzlo, John ...,....,,... .... 24-112 Lynn, Vickie ...... Lyon, Patrlcla .... .. .,...... .62 .......25-127 Lyons, Janet ...,,...,.. ....... 2 5-112 Machetskl, Bob , .,... ,,...,.. . ..45 Machefski, Carol .....,. . ......, 62 Macky, Marlanne ...., ........ 2 5 Macki, Jerry .... ........ ........54 Macksoyn , John .,.,,,.,,..........,.,...,., 25 Macksyn, Gerald ....,........,.,..,......... 63 Maddern, Edward .... 25-B4-87-92-105 Maddern , Donald ............ , ............... 54 Maddrell, Bill ........ Magyar, Joanne ........ .......... 2 5-112 Mallnuoskl, Patricia Malloy, Anne ..... ......,...25-39-119 Maly, Camilla ..........,................... 63 Maly, Vlrglnla ..... ,.,. ....... 2 5 -122-124 Mammone, Phyllls .....,..........,.....,.., 25 Mancini, Dick ......,. ...........,.......,. 4 5 Manlst, Barbara .....,.........,.,.......... 63 Mann, Nancy .....,......,,.... 45-114-116 Mantsch, Lucy ..........,...,... 25-111-112 Marcanthony, Donna Marcelll, Chuck ...... ......45-101-113 45-84-94-97-100 Marlna, Ann ............,............,..,..,., 54 Marks, Beverly .......,.,........,........... 63 Mafks, Richard ..... , Marmon, Joe ......... ..,....45-84-B5 Mormon, Vlncent ...... ...,..... 6 3-85 Marruccl, Rosemary .... .....,,.... 2 6 Marshall, Burt .......,.., .,.......,.... 6 3 Marshall , Sandra ....,. ,..,,,, 5 4-127 Martin, Fred .......... Martln, James .,.,. Martinez, Tino .,...,.. Martlna, Joan .... Mason, Linda Mathle, Joan .,.,.. Matz, Leonard ........ Maurer, Nancy ..,..... May, Domlnic ..... May, Linda ..... Mayle, Brenda ,... ........63 ........54 ........63 .......26-113 ........54 .......55-113 ..............45-101 Mayle, Carol ....... ............ 6 3-65-128 Mayle, Linda .,,... ....,.,. 5 8-63-65-130 Mazak, Marsha ................. ,...,........ 5 5 Mozzarella, Mary ..... ..........,... 6 3 McAbler, Jean ....................,... 26-113 McCallin, Tom ....... McCartney, Bob 45-105-114-115-116 McCauley, Russell ................... ....... 5 5 McCIarren, Elalne McCormick, Karen ..... ,....... 5 5 McCourry, James ....... ....,... 6 3 McCuIlers. Jim , ........,. .......... 4 5 McDermott, James McDonald, Gary ,,.,. .,105 ..,,.....26-94 l Medley, James ..... Medley, John ,.,... Medley, Paul ...... Meftle, Mike .,...... Metfle, Mattie, Rosemary .. Shirley ...... Meister, Linda ,.... Menendez, Barbara Memmer, Barbara ..........,. 46-110-113 Mercier, Ken ......,. Mercier, Neil ....,. Merriman, Dave ..., Merryman, Delores Mitz, La rry .......,.,.,,. ........ 4 6 Metzgar, Gene .,.... Meyer, Caro' ....., Meyers, Dave ....... Meyers, Paul ....,,.. Meuuito, Joseph , Milalto Mikes, Miku, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Mlller, Mills, to, Rosemary Dick . ....,,.,. Doro ........ David ........ Donald .,..... Gene ,..,... Ka ren ........ Leonard ..,. Lorraine .......55-129 .......55-120 .....,..,63-95 .. .....,........ 46 26 .....,......27-39-118 ........63 .. ....,... 46 ...,., ..55 .. , .... ...55 ........63 ........55 , .....,.,............. 46 ...................27-124 ..27-121-126-127 ...,....46-84-94-130 ........63-85-120 ........46-84-B5-119 Margaret .................... 27-121 Marilyn .... Melvin ..... Nancy ,,.... Joyce .,,.... Milnis, George ..,... Minarik, Ronald .... Mish, Paul .........,.. 21 .......63-125-126 .....114-116-146 Monasterio, Dick ....... Moody, James ....., Moncrief, Dewaine Monick, Robert .... Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Carolyn ..... Evan ........ Lois Jean.. Terry . ..,. .. .,,. ......,. 2 7 , , ..,.,..,.. 63 ..........27-125 ......55-122-126- 127-128 1 3 Morena, Bonnie 27-101-102-116-128 Morgan, Donna ....................,... 55-127 Morgan, Sue ...,......... Morris, Carol ....., Morrison, Tim ..,.,,. Morro, Morro, Marlene ...... Mike ....,.....,... Mosiychuk, Robert Moss, Richard .,... .. Moushey, Ronald . .......55-114-116 .........63-85 . .......,...... 55 ..........,27-84-B7 ......,46-101-113 Mowry, Susan ......,.,.. Mowry, Calvin ...,,......... 27-B4-87-9O- Mucci, Frank ......, Mydock, Paul ,..,., Myers, Myers, Myers, Nader, Margie , ....... Sandra L ....,.. Sandra .... Albert .... Naetzel, Mike .......... Namciu, John ..,....., . Nan, Dan ,. .... ...... . . Nauman, Walter ..,. Neibeck, John ....,...., Nelisher, Ronald .,.,. Nelson, Ricky ....,,.. 91-92-94 .......55-111-112 ..............46-112 .......46-111-112 ...,..28-101-102- 118-132 ..........46-114 ....46-84-94-100 ....,..63-114-116 Nero, Fred .....,.,.. ,,,,,,,,, , 553.85 Nero, Ramon ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 6.124 Neuman, Jo .....,....,... ,.,.... A 6.110 Newhart, Ronald ...... , .,....... 28.105 Newbrough, Carol .. PHOTOGRAPHIC INDEX conrinued Oberster, Janice 40-46- Okey, Bob ....... ................ Oldham, John .... Oldroyd, Dan ...... Olivera, Robert ..,... 101 -102-126 ....,...,46-118 .......55-113 , ...,........,.... 28 Ollveri, Dorthy ......,,,..................... 28 Olmutz, Lauraleen ..,..... 118-125-126- Ondrey, Richard .,.... 127-128 ........,28-124 Ondreyka, Robert ......................--.- 63 Orlando, Jeannie .......... 46-1 01 -106- 121-124 Orr, Janette ....... .......... 4 6-101-116 Owens, Carolyn . ..... ........,..... 5 5-113 Owens, Charlotte ..... ........,.,....... 4 6 Paar, Gary ............ .,................... 5 5 Packer, Duane .,.........,.. ..46-101-112- 118-122-130 Packer, Mona .... 29-101-102-112-118 Padermos, Daniel .,........................ 63 Palmer, Lynn ..,..........,... Palosi, Kenneth ............ Papadopoulos, Tina ,..... Pappas, Pam ..,...,...... Paprzycki, Frank ....... Paprzycki, Leonard ...... Parson, Brooks .,........ Pascu, Eva ............., Passwoter, Bruce ..,.... Passwaters, Frances ...... Pastor, James ............. .........55-127 .......55-127 ........29 .......63-131 ....,...63 Pastor, Mary Jane .................... 63-126 Pastor, Nancy ..................,............. 29 Pastor, Patricia .......... 29-112-127 Patete, Tony ....... ........., 4 6-114-116 Paul, Joseph ...... ,.................... 6 3 Pavona, Vic ..........,. ..,............... 4 6 Peinovich, Gary ..........,........,.,...... 29 Pennell, Pat .........,........................ 55 Perez, Eloise ............ 55-110-113-121 Perez, John ............,,....,.......,..,...... 29 Perretta, Laurence .. ,....... 29-92-105- 123-129-130 Perry, Dave .................... 46-B4-85-94 Pesquera, Mary ..... ..... Peterson , Roger ....,..... Petravoli , Nancy .,.... .,.......55-113 ., ..... 55-84-85 .........47-124 Petree, Ray ............ ................,,.,, 4 7 Petrisor, Georgia . ....... . ..47-110-115 Petroff, George ............................,, 47 Petrovich, Suzanne ..... .. Pfalzgraf, Ins ..... Phillippl, Harry . Philpott, Barbara ,... . .............. .. Plaskett, Linda ............. Plotner, Wendell Plunkett, Poland, Polosky, George , Pool, ' Pool, Popa, George .... Gary ...... Barbara ........... Wilma ..,... Popa, John ....... Papa, Nick ..... Papa, Popich, John Philip ..,.... Popavich, Nick ......,........ Porter, Sarah ,,.. 30-101- Powell, Richard Powers, Patty Prete, Diane .... Price, Ann ........ Prico, Herb ........ Prince, Patricia Pritt, Arthur Pritza, Judy Proffitt, James ..55-112-121 ..,. ...... .,...63 .............. ,...47 . .... 63 ...55-110-120 ......8-29-118 U63-114-116 ...,....63 ........55 ..30-105-112 .,.,.......55-85 102-112-116 .......55-1 I 3 .......55-113 ,......47-101 ......,,47 Rand, Judlth ...... Ratlitf, John ..,.,. Ravola, Kenny ....... Redd, Tom ............. Redlnger, Harry ....,.. Redinger, Maynard ...... Redwine, Janlce ......... Reed, Judlth A ..........,.. Reed, Judith Ann ,... ..30 Reed, Sandro ..,... ...... Reese, Harold ......... Relchard, Barbara ..... Reichard, Sherrle ...... Relchart, Dave ..... Reiger, Don ........ ........30 .........55-95 ........64 . .......... 55-113 -101-102-121 .........64-85 .,.....30-112 ........64 ........47 Relnart, Vlonne ............,......,.....,.... 31 Rein hart, Don .............. Rein hart, Lynn ........ 47 Reolti, Gary .....,.......,..., Resseger, Roberto ....,..,. Rey, Rex, Rich, Rich, -113-121-128 ..,31-110-119 Elalne ............ ....... 3 1-110-127 Rosemary ....... Eleanora ..... Lindo . ....... Richards, Joyce ,..... Richards, Neil .......,... Richardson, Marcia Ruffle, Bill .....,......, Riggs, Kenneth ..... Riley, Shelley .........,. Rinaldi, Charlene ....... Rlnaldl, Judi .......... ..,.... 5 5-110-113 Ritchey, Keith ....... Ritchey, Nancy ..... Roach, Kenneth ...,. Roan, John .....,.... Robart, Walter Roberts, Melvin ....,....... Robinson, Ernest ........... ...55-114-116 Rogers, David , ,.... . Rohrer, Carol ..,,.,... Rombach, Robert ....... Rooney, Dennis ...,. Root, Root, Rose, Rose, Ross, Michael ..... Rosalle ...... Audrey ...... Ruth Ann ,... Charles ..,...... Rossetti, Carolyn ....... Rossettl, Ron ................ Rostonski, Edmond ...... Rotor, Don , ...,.. ......... Roudebush , Carl Roush, Shlrley Rowley, Rlchard Ruble. Walt ...... Rudder, Rosalee Rukavanla, John Russell, Chuck ...,.... ....... 4 7-118-120 Russo, Katherine ....... Ryan, Tom ......,...... Saccuccl, John .......... Salewsky, Donald ..... Salewsky. Lester ....... Saliola, Jlm , ..........,. . Salvadore, Juanlto .... Salvadore, Louise .....,.55-127 ........64 ,.......31 ........47 ........47 ........47 ........31 ...........47-113 ........64 ........55 .........84-86 .......56-B5-95 ..,,...47-126 .....,.56-112 ...........47-124 14-1 16 ...........47-127 . ............,. 47 . .... ...,.,..... 5 6-113 ..............32-111-112 .. ............ 56 ,........47-84 . ..,..... 64-B5 .......47-124 501111, GOOWO .... .... ...,..... 3 2 -39-118 Sanderson. Eddie .... .......,....... 6 4 Sanford, Don ........,,...,.......,............ 47 Sankbell, Maiorle ......... Sankovlch, Mary .,.... 32 ...........56-127 -113-121-122 Saunders, Larry ....................... ,, .... .32 SavoY. Leeroy .............. Scali, Rosemary ........ 56 Scary, Rosemary ,.,....... . Schmidt, McFarland, Dan .. .. ...... .... . 55 McFarland, Jerry .......... ............,, 6 3 McFarlane, Marilyn .,.... ...,... 4 5-121 McFarren, James .. Mctlenry, Kenneth McKee, Gary .... 40-46-84-85-124-129 McKolIy, Joan .......... 26-102-119-124 McKlm, Dorothy ............,......... 55-113 McMlll1n, Brenda ...... ........... 4 6-113 McNeel , Bob , .......... . ............... 55-85 McNeel, Sally . ................. 55-110-121 McWilliams, Whit Meachem, Gary .... ,... .......55-120 Meadows, Delma ....... ..... .... . . 26 Nlwbv. Lo-s .................... 46-102-110 Newman, Nicholson, Nicholson, Nicholson Nicholson Nicholson Nolte, Norris, North, Novak, Novak, Novak, Nuske, Lindo .............. 55-113-119 AUOYOY 8-28-101-102-125 Judith .... 28-114-116-123 Dale ...,.,.........,........ 63-95 , Irene ...........,........ 46-1 13 Margaret .................... 63 ..,,....63 Prosser, Tobie . .,,,,,,,,,, 55 Pucci, Angeline ...... 63 Pu ccl . Jae ........,.. .....,. 4 7-94-99 Purney, Judy .. Putt, Donna ..... Pwarck, Edward ......, Pwarck, Jean .......47-113 ........3O Schattert, Schattert, Scheurer, Scheurer, Schiller, Schilling, Gary ............ Nancy ........,... 110-115-121 .........32-121 ..32-101-102 Charles ....,,,....... 8-32-112- Pat ...... . Sandra ..... Sandra ....... Ronald ........ 28-84-86-92-124 James .... James ..........,...................,... 55 Dorothy .. ..... ,... . M28-112-127 Gall ............ 55-111-113-120 Karen ................,.,....... 46-1 12 John ..... . ........... . .... ...... 4 6 Quicci, Tim ..,.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 5 3 Pages 133-136-Timken Vocational.. Quinn, Carol ...,.,......,...........,.......,, 63 Rabatin, Eleanor ....,......... 30-121-128 Rald, David ..,................................. 64 Raines, Bonny ...................,,.,.,,,.,,,, 30 Ramuno, Edith .....,. ...47-112-126-129 Schneider, Renate ..... 118-119-122 ........47 ........56 ........32 ........56 Schroder, Robert ............................ 33 Schurini, Martin .,.......,.................. 56 Scott, Coral .............. 56-113-126-129 Scott Charles ..,.. .......... 5 6-112-113 Scott, Donald .,...,...,..........,............. 56 Scott, Judy ................ 47 -110-111-112 135 Scott, Susan ....... Scrimo, Al .....,. .....,.47-112 ........56 Scury, Rita .......... ........ 3 3 Seccambe, Don ..,.. .........,....,...... 3 3 Seckler, Richard ..............,............. 33 Seefong, Karen .......... 50-56-113-130 Seemann, Tom .............. 56-84-85-112 Seery, Tom .,...,... Sees, Betty ....... Seevers, Don .,.,.. Seich, Bob ....... Seld, Harry ..... Selby, James ..,.. ........56 ........47 ,.....,,.,.64-120 Self, Judy .............. .,..,.. 6 4-114-116 Senter, Gerald ,.,.... ..,,................. 6 4 Sergi, Ruth ....,..,...,...,.,.,,. 48-110-113 Shackle. William ....,...,.,..,,....,........ 56 Shafer, Helen ..,,...... 56-110-113-129 Shafer, Pat ..........,, ,................ ......... 6 4 Shafer, Ruth ......, Shaffer, Don ,..,.. Shaffer, Phyllis ..... Shaheen, George Shaheen, Shafecka Shane, Gerald ....... .................33-121 , .......... 48 ....,....64-85 ......... ..56 Shankle, Maximo ...................,,..... 64 Sharkey, Susie ...... Shaw, John . ..... .. .......48-110-126 Shearer, Linda .,...,........ 114-115-116 Shockling, Larry ,,.... Shoultva, Carolyn . Shreve, Forrest ..... Shubert, Joan ......... Shumar, Robert ..... Slckafoose, Sandra Siemund, Lilly ..,.,,. Slemund, Rosemary , .......... 56-126 ,......48-127 ....... 33-124 ............,....64-125 33-101-102-118 Slglemier, Carol ..,...,...........,......,,. 33 Slkora, Barbara . ,..... Simon, Kathy .,....,34-118-129 Simon, Sandra ...,..... ........ 3 4 Slmonson, Marie .... Slmphino, Phyllis Simpson, Regis ,..., Sims, Nancy ...... .......,.,. 64 ., ...., 56-1 13 ........64 Slnoy, Gary .........., ,,,,,,,, 3 4 Sinay, Rosemary ....... ....,... 4 8 Slnghaus, Carolyn ..... ........ 4 8 Slrean, Paul .,..........,...... ..,.,,....,. 3 4 Slsterhen, Elizabeth Slvy, Edward 5ke1lYr Kenneth ............ 64-85-95-125 Skinner, Ralph Skolmutch, Jon 34-105-118-129-130 Skroplts, Robert . ,.... . .... Slack. Harold .... Slack, Ru th Ann ...... Slacklord, Dick .. H ............... H48 Slayman, Barbara .,..... ........ 4 8-110 Small, Smith, Charlene Smith, Donald Smith, Smlth, Gordon .... Smith, Smith, Judi ..... Smith, Karen ..... Smith, Meredith .. Ga ry .,..... James .,.... Carolyn ........,. , Smith, Raymond Smlth, Smith, Robert .... Ron ,.... Snaufter, Richard Snyder. Den ...... Sonor, Larry ......,... 59Grk, Ruth Ann ...., Spear, Marilyn ,..... Speelman, Terry Spencer, Harvey 5Pilllos, Sophie .,.... Snrrow, Kathy .. 59lvey, Robert ....,.,.,, , Sponhour, Tom ., Saonseller, Dorothy Sponseller. Tom .......... 51090, Joyce ...., Stool, Romer ......... 510118. Ronald ,,.... Steckman, John ....,,., Stockman, Larry . ...,. .......56-113 , ,.... .... . ............. 5 6 .......34-124-129 ........34 ..,.....35-113 .........,..4s ,...,...48 .......,sa ........5a .,..,....56-85-131 ........48-128 .......48-102-110 .......35-112 -...........64 ,.......64 ........35 ........64 ............4a ........48-105 ,.......se Steed, Charlotte ...... ..,,..,. 5 6-115 Stefan, Nancy ....... 1 36 ........35 Stevens, Jim ...... Stickle, Pat ........ . ...,.........,... 48 .......56-110-113 Stitt, Leon ,...........,... ,.,..,..,..,...... 4 8 Stockburger, Dick .,...,.. ............ . ..35 Stockburger, Miriam .....,.......,,..... 64 Stall, Charles ...,...,....,,.,..,, 48-85-122 Stoll, Patty ...,., ...,... ........... 5 6 -113 Stokae, Jane . ....,.. . Stout, Tommy ,......... ...,....64 Strednicky, Beverly ....., .,...... 4 8 Street, R. L .....................,..,,........... 64 Stringfield, Carl ............................ 48 Strypek, Judith .... ,... 5 6-113-120-125 Suffecol, Sally .....e,,.....,,,,..e.,........ 64 Sunderman, Donna .,...,.,.,.............. 64 Swain, Tim ....... ..,,.............. 5 6-125 Sweany, Diann ................ 64-120-125 Swiger, Jerry ............ 56-114-115-116 Swlger, Wanda ...................... 48-110 Szasz, Donna .................. 35-113-124 Szczepaniok, Richard 05 Tansek, Carol ..,............... 36-118-121 Taylor, Ernestine ,... ........ 6 4-114-116 Taylor, Robert ...... Taylor, William ..,... Tebraski, Hope ..... Teixeira, John ....... Tenaglia, Nick ..... Tenaglia, Tony ..... Thacker, Gary ...... Thomas, Ernest ...... ......,36-111-112 ........56 ........48 ........56 ......,...64-85 ......64-85 Thomas, Robert ....,... ...,..,... 5 6-85 Thomas, Yvonne .,.,.....,... ........ 6 4 Thamaseck, William .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 8 Thompson, Carol .....,..,, ,,,,,.,,,,,, 6 4 Thomson, Jonas .,,.,,,, ,,,.,,,, 6 4-125 Tlanda, Mary Ann ,.,...... ......,. 3 6-121 Todd, Edward ..,.,,,..... ...,.,,. 5 6-120 Todd, James ....,.... Todd, Pamela ..,. Tolbert, Dan ....,, Tomey, Alan ...., Tomey, Mike ....... Tornero, Delores ........48 .............64-85 ......,48-114-116 Tornero, Frances ....... ...,.,.. 6 4 Toth, Larry .,....,.... ---..... 6 4 Townsend, Joyce ,.,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 4 Townsend, Mary ...................... 64-120 Trbovich, Bob ....,..,.. Tripp, Janet ......... ...48-103-113-116 Trudeau, John .,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, 56.95 Trudeau, laura ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 48.127 Tucker, Mary ...,.. Turney, Betty .,.. Udeck, Andrew ..... Udeck, Jae ., ......,.,... .. VaIaskY, Eddie ..,...,.. .......65-114-116 Valko, Joseph 36-39-84-86-91-92-94 Valle, Patricia ....,....,...,.,.,....,, ,,.,,,,, 5 5 Vallos, Chris ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,, 55.35.105 Valtich, Shirley ........,,... .,.,.......,... 3 6 Valykea, Louis ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.. U55 Von Aman, Marilyn Van Dress, Sheryl ...... V011 DYker Annes. ..,... . 36-118-122-129 Von Sickle, Pet .,,,, , 4.,,,,, ,A ,,,,,.,,, 48.101 Vaughan, Jo Anne .... Vaughan, Judith ...... Vaughan, Sandra ..,...36-101-l02- 114-116 ......36-101-102- 114-116-132 56-114-115-116 Vauin, Robert .................,...... 65-120 Vega, Alicia ........... Vasa, Henry ....... . Vega, Norma Jean.. Vesely, Mike ...,.. Vincenta, Joan ...... Vitale, Frances ..,.. Vitangeli, Sandra . Vodopeck, Ivan . Voina, John ..,........ VolleYr Mark ......, Vogley, Mike ..,...,.. Volkert, Diane ..... Volzer, Mary . ....., ., .50-57-103-110- 112-113-130 .-...........37-84 ...,....65-120 ........65-110 ........48-124 Volzer. Rita ..., ............,...,,,,,,44 5 7.113 Von Almen, Cathy ...... ,...57-113-114. 115-116 Vuchavich, Ronald ,,,, 4, ,,,,,,,.,44. M43 er, Rollin .... Wagner, Wagner, Waggon PHOTOGRAPHIC INDEX continued Wallace, Judy . ...... Wallick, Keith . ..... . Walter, Walter, Kathy ..,.....,. Rodney .,...... Walther, Judy ...... Warner, Warren , Warren, Warrick, David ...... Jerry ..,.. Ronald ...... Richard ...... ........ 6 5-112 .........37-111-112 57-110-113-127 ..............37-110 ........65-120 ....,.,.57-124 Jon .............................. 49-95 Warrick, Genevieve Watkins Watkins Cecelia ...... 37-113-119-127 , Judith , ..,.................. 57-126 Watt, Thomas .,........ Wauffle, Joan . .... .. Virginia .....,.........57-126 , .... .-.... ..,. 6 5 Way, Todd ........ . ............,.,... 49-129 Wayne, Weaver, Nancy ........................ 57-113 Weaver, Harald ...,. Weaver, Joan ....,.., Weaver, Karen ...... Weaver, Mary ....... Carolyn Wells, Don ................ Wells, Roberta ..,.,... Wendel, Carol .,...,.... Wendlin West, J g, James ....., CMOS ..... . West, Linda ...... .65-112-114-116 ..,..,...49-114-116 ..,...,..,,57-113 ........37-115 38-101 -102-121 ...,...49-113-124 Whalen, Nancy ........ ..........,...,.,.. 6 5 Whaley, Betty .............. . ...,.,...,..., 57 Whitehouse, Beverly Whitmer, Beverly Whitmer, Maxine Wilhelm, Willaman, Willaman, Williams, Williams, Mary 10 ..,......65-120-125 ..,......49-120-124 Ronald ...... ....,.....,....... 6 5 Betty ...... ......,........... 6 5 Edith ..,.....................,.., 57 Karen ............ 157-103-112- 113-116-119 Williams, Odessa .... ...............,... 6 5 Wilson, Mariorie ....... ..57 Winchell, Judy .....,.. , ........ 65 Wirth, Margaret ..,.., .......,. 6 5 Wise, Jack ................ .,.,.,,,, 5 7 Wise, Monty .... ,... . . Withovrsky, Anthony Witmer, Witmer, Witmer, ................65-85 Chuck ............ 57-B5-95-105 Robert ............,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,., 65 Shirley ....... ........... 4 9-113 Wolf, Dorthory .,...... Workma Worth, Wrig ht, n, Harold ......, Dale , .,.....,,,, Carol .......... Yakunich, Barbara ....... ......,, 4 9-112 Yakunich, Steve ........ Yancy, Joan .........,.... .,,.....,...,,. .,,, 6 5 Yarnovich, Frances . Yerem, Judy ........... Yost, Barbara .... Yost, Bi Young, Young, Young, Young, Young, Young, ll ........ Bob ..,.,...... ,.,,,.,.3B-127 .......65-85 .........38-113-121 ....,....49-101-118 .........38-92-110 Chester ...., ,,,,,,,,, 6 5 Christine ...... ,,,,,,,,, 5 5 John .,.... ......... 5 7 Ken .... ......,........,.,,,.,,,, 5 7 Linda .......,...........,...... 38-1 13 Young, Marilyn ....,. 38-80-81-92-IOL 102-106-111-112 Young Young, Young Young Yaunt, Yugo, NancY .... .... ..,,..............,..... 4 9 Sandy .... 65-114-115-116-129 Sharon .......... Tom ........... ....,...,....,. 5 7-1 19 Mary Lou...,. Marlena .. Zakaski, Sharon . Zaleski, James .... Zampino, Ben ...,... Zampino, Carol ..... Zavona, Andy ....... Zena, Rose Ellen ......., Zimmer, Julia ..,....... Zimmer, Bonnie Zinn, Cecelia Zufall, Marcia . Zugic, Pat .......,....... .......57-125-129 ........65-121 .......57-110-121 57-113-121-126 .. .................. 57-1 13 . ...........,.......... 38-127 .65-114-116-129 Zugsberger, Gerri .................. 49-113 Zuroff, Annette ........ 57-113-114-116 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY INDEX Alexander, Martin P ......... 68-111-112 Armitage, Cecil A ..,..........,..... 68-115 Askue, Irene E ..........,.. Bachtel, Marian E .....,.. Bachtel, Marie l ........ Bock, Gertrude ........ ,..,..,61-68 .......39-68 Bridge, Pauline E .........,,.... 53-68-119 Burch, Catherine L .... ,...,,.... ........... 6 8 Campbell, Bernard L ...... Cleaver, Howard W. ...... .. Colaner, Donald R ....... Cole, William I ........ ,......68-98 .......39-68 .....,.53-68 Corp, Frank .......,..,.. ......,.. 6 8-132 Everett, Thomas H ..................... 61-68 Fitzpatrick, Cornelia R ............. 61-6B Frizzell, Clifton .....,...,.....,,.,.., 69-130 Garfield, Frank W. .............. 53-69-84 Gonda, Frank D ........... Gosser, Ruth C .....,....,.... ..,----53-69 Graening, Wendell W ...... ......,.. 6 9 Guerra, Grace .....,..,.,... .......,...,. 6 9 Guerra, Joe S .,....,...,,...,.,,,,....,,,,,.,, 69 Harold, Frederick C .,..,........ 69-84-95 Houritz, Karl A ............ .....,,,..,...,. 6 9 Henderson, Roy E ........ Hilty, Hazel W .......... Hinton, C. Wayne ......... .. Hundley, Elisabeth E ........ Kamp, Carl K. ..,.......... , .......61-69 ....,..53-69 ,..........39-69 Kate, Kenneth P ......, ...,..... 6 9-95-96 Kaylor, Ronald E ........,.,...... 69-84-95 Lahm, Ward L ......... ......... 6 9-B4-95 LeMasters, Francis ,..,, Malcik, G. F .,..,........ McArtor, W. F. .,....... Martin, Carl W ........ Mellon, Herbert D ...,... Miller, A. Clarke ......... Miller, Richard K ............ Mokodean, George M .....,. Moore, George S .......,.. Muster, Karl W .,,,,,.,,,.,,, N iederhauser, John 0 ...... Oancea, John .........,.... ...,.,....67-70 .,.......67-129 .......49-70 ....,..39-70 .......49-70 .......61-70 .......61-70 Osborne, Willlam S., ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 70 Pelonda, Raymond V ......... 49-70-119 Perry, Leonetta ,,,,,.,..,.,,,,,,.,.,,., 53.10 Post, Hazel J ..........., Rader, Archie L .......,. Rensch, Clyde B ....... RileY, Emmet L ......... Risalitl, Daniel .......... .....,.39-70 .,,.......70-84 Robinson, Marshal F ........,...... 70-125 Schwallie, James D ......... Seederly, Frances ....., Shafer, Catherine M ....... Shearer, Robert W ......... Shorb, M. Pauline ..,..... Sommer, Betty J ........., .......49-70 ....,..67-70 .......49-71 ......,39-71 Sparrowgrove, Eva M ..,............., 39-71 Strauch, Martha V ..........,., 49-71-119 Swant, George M.... Swrndell , George W ........... ...,..... 6 7 Thompson, Margaret A .......,..... 39-71 Tisevich, Walter ............ Tolson, Glenn P., ..... Tolson, Grace E .......... Tovissl, Joseph A ........ Wagner, Joseph E ........ Warrick, Lauren A ........ Weiler, George R .,.,.,.. Whlte, Halbert E ......,. White, Mary S ..,....... .......39-71 Wlland, Charles B. ....... ......... 7 1 Zimmerman, Ada C .........