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W5 A M L S139 bit :UU ' ww VY 4 ff' I f A X LM! ,A . . 1-w 7 f gui: 5 7 the Www ft e Viifeafsf C 5 JWMj,LCjareMQwQ Q, ,Lg ef-be 1960 Cs-f A jf fee?,,fEQ X 5. :W, f ,fA, ,J ' ff he 1 '45 KZQ2 S s V ' fgepf' Just once We entered here-- Just once But a thousand times Our hearts returned. We leave it here Just once Our school remains Forever more. 111 f .f, Q52 Aqfffy Taxis, keg 'HMKEN VOCATIUNAL HIGH SCHOOL A, , I, ' I I V .U-, f ,, f , fl I Aft , f ' . 5' 4-J, V 1 , ff! if My 0 W ' . Q iff A UZJJMJQ qf7f!fLLy14, , I t e cir I I d p t area f h ty I ci. as A-. QM 5 , A: f' 'jffn ,-quill! I A, S 1 J I .-u V A Q . I u - ,Q B Su ' QA - ' ' N 6 i. N ' if ' , 13 5 be 2 ,N X ' 'li ' X gm N ' .2 M- , - ,WMS K I- ,.ql AZ x . f - - .!lM'7'ggfri 2-Wai-g F tl- ' A Q H5455 f . 9 '3 v ff - A 1 It mi 5, r ,. :H N4 N X M . ' -- - ,.: , . 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CONTENTS Introduction 1 -15 Activities 16-43 Sports 44-79 Students 30. 1 3 3 Vocational Academic 1 34- 1 52 Students appreciate the many assemblies given throughout the school year. 5 MISS TIVO is symbolic of all the virtues that Timkenites are striving to attain. lt is an honor given to a graduating senior girl in recognition of scholastic achievement and service to the school. The Tivo staff has chosen the girl they feel will best represent Timken with this honor. lt is indeed with pleasure we present to Dl- ANE PACKER Miss Tivo of 1960. MISS TIVO MR. TIVQ This is the year of many firsts, and the Tivo is presenting a new addition to the long line of Timken traditions. This feature is the presentation of MR. TIVO of l96O. As in the selection of Miss Tivo, the staff endeavored to select a boy whom they felt had rendered complete and in- defatigable loyalty to his school during the past four years. It is with distinct pride we present to the fac- ulty and student body RICHARD MIKES of Timken Vocational High School Mr. Tivo of l96O. W , ik W QE Y X W Q in , V 1. 'f V , Q' m'N--1 an ,L -5, vw A 1A'1Q x N wi Lx' I I S , W: Y 'L X x 1 X Q 2 ,Nw ,,.,..W., ,. , - - fy... , I. 'W -- 1 xp: M! ,N N 5 'QA 9 Q 1 f W ,,. f Q fi 1 K ...K N 3 f W y ' , ,, K iff N is X gm! h F Qi -A X3 Q fv 3 ' A , ' 5 if g 'K I Q 3 2 fi: 1 'I' Y ,Q 'ff X A .-- , -fax K in-.ik Q 4' ' Q rf Q 13 S if WSW V! Y s .51 Lili ,- ,MJ , 521 .X .W f?f.. 442. as ing 'J 6 .. , M. 9 v V. . , ggi? 1fs'fs.?,:-vw , . , . A V ,QE .f B MM, H' .. ,x Qww e ., N, Rf-if H X H s S F., Q A kg .1 -5 41345 Aw .eg 19. A 95 an rw 5.-' 9? 3 rr , we 1 Aww QB E s ik Q99 fQ-L Q... The band is always prepared to assist with an assembly. lr X Choir practice is always an excellent time to sing a song a treasury of memories. Mr. Armitage and the marching band prepare to go to Fawcett Stadium. As spring rolls around, excitement over spring sports, track, golf, tennis, and base ball, and graduation arises. The Seniors, finishing up their high school lite in a flurry of graduation activities, are fitted with caps and gowns to wear on their graduation day. When the Seniors walk out of Tim ken High School for the last time in their occupation of students, there cannot help but be a feeling of sadness, through glad ness, for a school which has offered them , , 'V' , ' X 'Q V .L P, '- .v 331 Rx Beautiful is Timkz-n's Foofbcll Queen ond Courl, YUU From the slodium Hands, H19 mn on cites du-or for 0 lcurhdowu. G ADULTS PLACES THEY GO . . . PEOPLE THEY MEET ., lm :H xr 1' fr, , m , Em --wg, ipaq-4 fi 'i'1?'f 6 ,A 1 .Nw . an .4 .,, , 31, 'L -V ,qw ar' 2 3 K, -lk IZFW '11 3? '-I W EI Q E gf :fy .sw .wk ' J- .w i is 5 it For Put, being Queen is a dream come true. Miss Pat Kulich was elected the l96O Football Queen by the upper three classes cmd was present- ed to the entire student body at a coronation as- sembly. This assembly climaxed weeks of campaigning by the five candidates. Crowned amid the splendor of a Grecian garden, Miss Kulich began her reign proudly sitting in the traditional velvet seated throne. Our Queen represents the ultimate ideals and beliefs of a True Timkenite. Pal rates high in her class work. GUR QUEEN Always on the go, Pal still finds time to smile if k X H, LORRAINE JANETTE BARBARA Each girl in their own way is a Queen, too. These four deserving girls were chosen to serve as attendants to our l96O Football Queen. They, like the Queen, represent the ideals of all Timken Trojan girls. Each girl has achieved high scholastic standards and have shown the school spirit typical of all loyal Timken Troians. GEORGIA BARBARA DEMCHAK 1. . 1 Even in the auditorium or around the school, the girls cannot be missed, QUEEN ATTENDANTS idvfjgl :fig ., fwf f mfh , is--.wg-, Diffs, X' s W First Row Bernie Kendrick, Venna Fonle, Dick Mikes, Diane Packer, Alicia Vega, Ronnie lewers. Third Row. Joe Souliere, Bob Small Steve Chuck Marcelli. Second Row Pam Pappas, Karen Seefong, Jim Katusin Oana, Joe Concatto, Connie Calhoun, Penny Aslanides, Judy Self STUDE T E ATE H0 GR ROLL Representing the student body, the Student Senate voices its opinions and suggestions tor the improvement of the many activities through- out the school. Composed ot all class officers the president and vice president ot the Booster Club, the Student Senate is the main tie between the students and the faculty, Firm believers of the adage, Knowledge is acquired, not inherited , these students have maintained the high scholarship standards set by Timken Vocational High School. They have proved to themselves and others they are capable of grasping the knowledge they pursue, and through the careful guidance of their teachers, learn to know their strengths and weaknesses. First Row Pat Zugcic, Sharon Dougherty, Karen Hess, Connie Ginnetti, Todd Way, George Nemeth, Don Casar, Cathy Glaziei Ballos, Linda Cook, Edie Ramuno, Second Row, Rose Marie ' T it tus.. .Jr CAROL CUSECK LYNN REINHART JOYCE FOWLER DELORES DRYDEN sophomore attendant senior attendant freshman attendant iunior attendant QUEENS COURT i YfTEE CQURT - QUEEN E f' AND OFFICERS -I Af Educational Tours, hearing five speakers and spon- i Ki' soring successful dances and other proiects are just X a few of the many activities enjoyed by Y-Teen mem- A X : . X bers. Meetings are held at the Y.W.C.A. W Q The Junior-Senior officers are: Lynn Reinhart, presi- dent, Pam Green, vice-president, Judy Scott, secretary, Virginia Buchanan, treasurer. The Freshman-Sopho- , more officers are: Sandra Albright, president, Claudia Bechtol, secretary, Joyce Fowler, vice-president, Car- is .A- r Ex olyn Egger, treasurer. 1 PATRICIA CONCATTO Lynn Reinhart, Judy Scott, Virginia Buchanan, Pam Green, Sandy Albright, Claudia Bechtol, Joyce Fowler, Carolyn Egger First Row Jo Neuman, Cecelia Warrick, Juanita Salvador, Margaret Monasterio, Diane Packer, John Dosco. Third Row Raymond Nero, Bohus, Sandra Chisler. Second Raw Cortcz Daniels, Karen Hess, Dick Don Reiger, Anthony Houses, Wall Ruble, Harry Phillippi, Eugene Miller, SENIORS HOME ROGM REPRESENTATIVES . . . At the beginning ofthe school year each homeroom selects one person to repree sent the class throughout the remainder ot the year as Homeroom Representative. This representative must be capable of handling a variety ot iobs, such as receiving and accounting for Tyro money, movie dues and Booster Club dance funds. SOPHUMORES First Row Pat Cice, Phylis Johnson, Linda lson, Kathy Kosila, Penny Aslanides, Kitty Collins. Second Row: Pele DiGiocomo, Gary Curr, Brook Parsons, Don Bartlott, lames Locke, Anthony Criss, First Row: Barbara Fowler, Sandra Keener, Virginia Watkins, Linda Shearer, Barbara Brown, Kavhy Casar. Second Row: Keith Wallers, .lim Fields, Bob McNeeI, Chris Vallos, Richard Complon, Tom Drury. Third Row: Andrew Purdue, Eugene Pelrilli, Jerry Warren, James Col- lins, Toni Birone, JUNIORS AND RE PONSIBILITIE FRESHMEN First Row Sandra Maddern, Joyce Fowler, Karen Sanlora, Virginia Popo, Elizabeth Comanilz, Bonnie Bergan, Second Row: Rodney Fate, Jim Suman, Harry Robinson, Richard Markley, Francis Blake, Ronnie lee. wi' 21 Seated: Chuck Russell, Diann Sweany. Standing: James Cravener, Brian Kay, Tom Creighton, Jim Selby. Left to Right: Mary Kay Townsend, Bob Skropits, Rose Marie Ginetti, Judy Strypek. VISUAL EDUCATIO AIDS . . . Assisting teachers who use explanatory films in the classroom is iust one of the duties of the members of the Visual Education Aides. Other duties include, operating slide proiectors, tape recorders and assisting with the clerical work involved with the films and projectors. Mr. Clifton Frizzell is Vis- ual Aides Director. Seated: Kathy Rodgers, Sandra Leasure, Odessa Williams. Standing: Jayne Braun, Jack Bird, Ed Todd, Sara Huegel. WHOM THEY ASSIST. Top Picture, Left to Right: Stan lams, Beverly Whitmer, Norma Vega, Richard Markley. Bottom Picture, Left to Right: Seated- Tom Firedman. Standing: Greg Evens, Dave Mahaftey, James Curtis, James Bracken. Front Row: Tom Creighton, Diane Packer, Rose Marie Ginnetti. Second Row: Chuck Stoll, Lois Jean Moore. Top Row: Gary Clevinger. D. E. C. A. . . . REPRESENTATIVES AND JOBS This is a local state and national or- ganization of which all Retailing stu- dents are members. Acquiring the ability for leadership is just one of the rewards of being a member of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. The officers are Vic Pavona, Presidentg Dick Monasterio, Vice Presidentg Pat Concatto, Secretaryg Jerry Kisha, Treasurer. RED CRGSS . . . OFFICERS AND WORK The officers of Junior Red Cross represent the Red Cross at Timken. These students are active in many divisions of the Red Cross, and help in many ofthe Red Cross's activities. These include the distribution of food to families in need during the Christmas season, as well as many other charitable good deeds. Chuck Stoll is vice-presi- dent of the Stark County Junior Red Cross. Sitting: Pat Concatto, Vic Pavona. Standing: Dick Monasterio, Jerry Kisha. First Row. S. Maynard, S. Buker, C. Fordosi, V. Buchanan, mott, P. Aslanides, C. Fidelholtz, M. Miller, B. Latta. Third J. Kirby, C. Zampino, P. Valle, E. Orlando, A. Vega, S. Row: P. Zugcic, L. Andriotto, S. McNeel, A. Helaney, C. Petrovich, K. Campbell, B. Dupper. Second Row: W. Eberhart, J. Meyers, S. Arnold, R. Santro, N. Sims, M. Owens, M. Eckroate, J. Rinaldi, P. Johnson, J. Martino, C. Santro, R. Angelantoni, B. Bowling, B, Hess, P. McDer- OFFICE ASSISTANTS Gaining Experience McFarland, L. Reinhart, M. King, L. Trudeau, V. Kutz. The Office Assistants' main iobs are oper- ating the switch board, answering requests at the information desk, filing student records, and delivering attendance slips and other material. ln doing this, the girls not only serve the school, but also gain valuable experience in of- fice procedures. ln charge of the group are Miss Marian Huth and Miss Mary Perret. Wu 24 Office Assistants help handle office work, filing, printing memo's, and working the switchboard during the year. Timken's library has available a wide selection of books, an efficient staff, and pleasing atmosphere for reading and study. First Row: J. Self, P. Cice, C. Lewis, B. Carpenter, D. Huppert, J. Mills, E. Ramuno, S. Buker, J. Arnold. S. Keener, V. Watkins, B. Rollins. Second Row: M. Sikora, J. Townsend, C. Daniska, A. Jagodnik, M. Ankrom, N. Mann, S. Scott, J. Schubert, J. Keyes LIBR RY S AFF Helping Qthers Under the direction of Miss Ada Zimmerman, the students on the library staff shelf books, de- liver library slips, help at the desk, and type. The students on this staff must maintain an 85 per cent average, and have a tree period every day. They also must be reliable and dependable in their library assistance. Their services, while being helpful to the school, give them practical training in the varied duties involved in library work. is X I f 5 i ia W. L. Meister, D. Garcia, C. Shoultys, N. Hentsch. Third Row: L. Simmons, K. Jones, C. Young, K. King, M. Gronow, C. Selman, J. Oberster, M. Bohus, J. Fortney, J. Lanka, D. McKim, C. Zinn, , R. Gretzinger. 25 B. Kendrick, P. Kulich, J. Orr, C. Morcelli. BGOSTER CLUB . . . UFFICERS President ,,,. ..... ..Chuck Morcelli Vice President ,, .. ....,,, Bernie Kendrick Secretary ,...... Janette Orr Treasurer ,,,, ...... P cut Kulich We eat meat tonight Seventh inning stretch. LCY L TRUJAN BOGSTER 0 0 0 Give me the blue, give me the blue, give me the blue, blue, blue... SCHOOL TREA URER . . . Each year Mr. Marshall Rob- inson, the school treasurer, chooses several girls from the Accounting Department to as- sist him. Their duties consist of super- vising the books of the numer- ous school funds. They also gain much check-writing ex- perience. AND ASSISTAN TS Judy Self, Mr. Robinson, Rose Marie Ginnetti, Betty Fogle, linda Muster, Carol Cusack, Virginia Watkins, Roseann Farilla. Mr. Risilali, football coach, explains a play used by thc team. X331 if MM, ,,L..,-ffflj bg lx. 1 0 +4 ' V K lhgxaii v 8 M 1 ' -: Q 2-A ,. t Q Not only students, but, the couches get excited and loin in on leading a school yell. 28 .t , My um, WWW4. wut, Student Senate presented on unusual skit this year P 1 ASSEMBLIE Timken assemblies hit their peak during the N football and basketball seasons. Various vocae tional departments, such as Drafting, Electric Shop, Print Shop frequently produce skits which are amusing and original. Guest speakers also are invited from time to time to add to the color and tone of the assembly which always fits the occasion. .qi l The Senior Varsity looks on while students stand to cheer. FACULTY AND STUDE T P RTICIP T10 f ,IK 7 35 U it-3943 First Row, left to right: D. Saleswsky, R. Rex, L. lson, N. Crupe, P. C. Bechtol, C. Lewis, C. Weaver, S. Becku, P. Green, C. Horton, Aslanides, l. Domzak, G. Compton, M. Pastor, B. Childers, C. C. Wright, J. Martina, J. Bulso. Third Row: L. Trudeau, C. Eber- Dixon, D. Garcia, W. Swiger, R. Brown, L. Mason, J, Mills, T. Papo- hart, L. Klintworth, C. Dieinger, J. Winchell, M. Ankrom, S. Augustine, dopulas, S. Buker, T. Freidmon. Second Row: P. Simpkins, M. De- M. Gronow, M. Johnson, L. Hudas, D. McKim, C. Mocheski, C. Marzio, C. Warrick, A. Pucci, M. Townsend, E. Erbland, S. Huegel, Mayle, L. Seimund, J. Waulfull, S. Albright. GUIDE ERVICE CLUB First Row, left to right: E. Moore, E. Bialota, R. Young, J. Blackburn, D. Dadisman, A. Hummel. Second Row: D. Snyder, M. Lawson, L. May, L. Moore, M. Wirth, L. McMillen, Mr. R. Turville, Third Row: T. Toolan, N. Brott, R. Minarik, E. Lynch, C. Brumbaugh, D. Slagle, J. Blackburn. 5 L i i B L Showing visitors through the school, serving at the information desk, and ushering at school and civic events are a few of the many services of the Guide Service Club. Students with pleasing personalities and the ability to meet the public are selected as members in this organiza- tion. Miss Elisabeth Hundley is the advisor. RIFLE CLUB STAGE CREW First Row: E. Wheeler, H. Price, D. Carroll. Second Row: A. Witkowski, D. Worth. Wearing maiorette boots, Mr. Armitage? ARCHI G BAN Timken's Marching Band under the baton of director, Cecil Armitage, has always rated A-l. This group is ready, willing, and prepared to play for all games, assemblies, or parades whenever the occasion arises. Practice is a main part of any organization and the band is no exception. Students begin practicing during the summer and continue throughout the entire year. First Row: S. Lewers, S. Daugherty, C, Jackson, C. Hall, C. Engle, C, Phillips, V. Saunier, V. Maksin, T. Trudeau. Second Row: J. Kendrick P. Zuzcic, J. DeStephen, C. Glazier, R. Forte, C. Burkha't, G. Baker, M. Tomey, Thiid Row: J. Poland, C. Gulley, N. Cochrane, C, Von Almen C. Weaver, P. Forte, E, Taylor, J. King, L. High, Fourth Raw: J, Casey: D. Hunter, S. Myers, E, Valaski, S, Hixson, L. Dil'Zocco, S. Loc, B. Kuhl. Fifth Row: S. Vaughan, B. Belle, R. Rohrer, S. Young, B. Poland, E. Czcnkansky, B. Heyard, E. Gorrey, T. Reed. Sixth Row: N. Mann, R. Gravius. R. Nelisher, G. Jackson, H. Wecvcr, E, fngle, J. Swiger, E. Robinson. Egg J 'h if S fm- Silr , I Q NW f 51' 3-f ff,, vv 'f ,syv QI-Lf A H555 hi 'fix' M . W vw' . :hk 'Q V ...P gg gg 122 if 3' Y Y Ah wp Qi Ei Y SEQ W 3 NW ,Y Y N Qi V :F W 'E wg y V is f any is V S ww Af Xi 5? X15 N4 it ws 'Wy L 'QQ Q5 3, X 52 : 'Ev 5 99' W M Vlzv , W Q N V 'V f 55 fi Ji Y ' I Q 6 4 S 3' E L ff Q 5 .-me-D 5 I L, m gf ' Z L 7 1 'H M! .-'i , . k dp Jy, B. Bowling, D. Dixson, J. Scott. Fourth Row: R. Lewers, F. Mucci, Richards, W. Davis, F. Humphrey, L. Powell, B. Karcher, J. O'Dell, R. aus, R. Archer, S. lams, D. Eshelman, C. Scott, H. Coss, B. Trobovich, Bentivegna, J. Katusin. A'CAPPELLA Composed of boys and girls who are interested and talented in the field of vocal music, the a'cappella choir is the outstanding vocal group at Timken. These students perform for many school assemblies and also for outside civic or- ganizations. Their mellow tones are well-known throughout the city. ln addition, the group spends long hours of practice preparing for their annual Spring Choral Concert. tif- Dt 131 il First Raw: K. Reed, L. Gattuso, G. Petrisor, C. Steed, C. Weaver, E. ger, P. Forte. Standing: L. Paprzycki. Fourth Row: C. Gulley, C. VonAl Ta lor. Second R : R, S I' . D' ' ' ' y ow ca I, S rllon, S. Young, P. Zugcuc, E, Gorey, men, R. Gravrus. Fifth Rowt H, Weaver, E. Robinson, E. Jackson. E. Maxim, S, Leontas, D. Hunter. Third Row: B. Bell, M. Tomey, J. Swi- gg, ,M , . ew 1 -A 4, . . W y fi-2 j V Y, if , Q . 121 A W f is sf I Q if iii? . i . 14 S First Row A Zurolf C Calhoun K Carric D Mo gan L M Ile C. Mayle, C. VonAlmen, V. Fnrwick, B. Manist, J. Myers, C. Thompson, Cuseck M Simonson J Lukas J Broun S Ro P Sumpkin L s n J. Self, M. Stockberger, N. King, G. Compton, P, Compton, B. Kcrns, D. S Kosler C Wells S Karcher E Willam n Battista P Kumble Hunter, l. Domczak, S, Leosure, L, Goff, S. Suffecol, E. Battista, B. M Simon Second Row J Townsend P Valle S Morqcn C Tonsek Whitmer. Third Row: L. Shearer, S. l-lelaney, M. Keller, E, Toylor, R. IQUSSO G... Ifiwvfw semif- 2- J J L , l L A A A ' i . . 2, M ' ,fi - A s- Q v' 4' I E 2 W ', Q - ' . 4 C5 .. i . -Qs 1 1 i L , A 1 R -0- f 5 u. 4-L, W 4 L I rep .ii S A . L' - f 2.54 up ., .i ' nb If I Q First Row: W. Owens, S. Moss, D. Sponseller, K. Santoro, D. Volkert M. Wirth, J. Walker, P. Jasionoski, J. Kulczok, N. Scott, P, Keith, F Washington, K, Shaffer, C. Dougherty, S. Moddern, Second Row: L Williams, C. Johns, L. Gooding, D. Eiler, C. Everhort, L. Shengle, P Blevins, A, Jester, E. Makley, N. Vega, M. Kish, C. McWhorter, J. Freed S. Stokey, B. Philpott, J. Klingmann. Third Row- B. Gibbs, W. Gradijon 5, . ff A Q it i ' s , ' v A 5 ' W ' ,A . Aff, ,V Q . ,, B? 6 A 11 J , y N Q,,, 1 'J 'J w V 'if V J aft 4 J . it iq ' , Wswwmwe. N ..,,V 2 1 'J it f , , V .521 . fa' 4 or J J , ' J fit? Q fa J 4 i mf I nv. 3 Ht?.',Qf5:,., .Ju 2 if W C- . ff J 'J ' 1: 'ar J , ., . . -V 'fu V 'Wf?f54 'f 'ng Q JJ ':N ', . I 'E ,J if 'YS , . 'I . 'ig . .ti :fi A 'f.v.-fe-s--S H t 5 v Antenucci, L. Andiiotto, J. Barcich, C. Egger, C. Wright, K. Reed, P. rice, C. Horton, C. Young, O. Williams, T. Augus- Johnson, A. Zeno, A. P line, S. Cook, S. Huegel, R. Ginnetti, S. Deon, L. Rich, J. Martino, I. Pfalzgrcll, D. Himes. Fourth Row J. Vicente, L. Siemund, J. Wouffull, GIRLS GLEE CLU s si. 2 N . yy ' Ky B Y C. Bechtold, J. Salvadore, J. Bole, L. Rinehart, C. Lugo, E. Pcrc-z, M. Johnson, S. Reed, N. Clory, L. Hinkle, P. Harmon, C. Eburhort, D. McKim, A. Dobina, J. Ycncy, M. Barnhort, L. House, M, Doonm, A Joqo dnik, K. Kositci, C. Donisko, C. Weaver. . . . GIRLS CHGRUS ii Ns - K sk ti V' ,K f Sophomore, junior, 'Q N K J- and senior girls partici- im ,X pate in the Girls' Glee fl ' 5 Club. They are noted for Y their outstanding perform- O - ' m . , f ances at many school as- , , S Xi ' Q semblies, including the ' is ANA GV, beautiful Christmas one. ,Q -5 Members ot the a'cappel- ,E la choir are chosen from 'U Si ' this group. L. Sclewsky, P. LoRocco, D. Cilento, C. Hastings, D. Vince, S. Tortler, J. Hocha, L. Yost, P. Zinc, N. Hartwick, S. Dorto, S. Bolender, M. Al- varez. Fourth Row. J. Scozzerello, L. Coss, B. Sykeny, N. Peterman, J. Fowler, B. Brooks, J. Morrison, C. Cook, J. Fallot, K. Simon, S. Coy, P. Keller, D. Miku, R. Root, B. Willamon, S. McGrath, T. Birone, M. Rice. G. Jackson G. Baker I. Poland J. Kendrick S. Dougherty AN O O 9 V. Sonier S. Hixson B. Poland S. Myers B. Bell C. Burkhart C. Hall S. Lewers J. Casey L. High J. King G. Jackson S. Lee J. Swiger B. Rohrer E. Gerey B. Heyard C. Engle S. Vaughan G. Glazier 5. Young MUSIC . . . LISTENING MR. ARMITAGE, Bond Director Timken's Band, consisting of approximate- ly titty well-trained and skilled musicians, deserves credit for all of its fine performances during the school year. The Spring Concert, an annual event, is one of the highlights presented by this group. L, Di Rocco T. Redd C. VonAlmen J. DCSiEPl1CI1 P. Forle Valasky , Macksim D, Hunter Nelislwer P. Zugcic .Cochrane E. Engle Gulley N-...iw V19 Win...-' 'S.,h,,f ' R. Gravius T. Trudeau C. Phillips D. Forte Praclice makes perfect. C. Weaver E. Taylor E. Robindon H. Weaver N i. Q Their performances are always the besl. ROCKETTE . . . MAJGRETTES Dance routines performed by fifty-one beautiful Rockettes may be seen at the half-time of all foot- ball games. This group practices at least twice a week throughout the summer and continues to study during the football season, learning new routines. With the Maiorettes, they have presented out- standing shows featuring camp stools, beach balls, shakers, tambourines, and, of course, the baton. Maiorettes strutting high in their white and gold uniforms, are gayly applauded whenever they make their colorful appearances with the band at parades and football half-time shows. These girls are featured dancers with the Rockette line. Each maiorette is selected for her grace as a dancer and her baton-twirling ability. Many long hours of practice are necessary before a girl reaches the coveted position. First Row: R. Scali, L. Miller, L. lone, B. Slayman, J. Klingman, L. Gaff, B. Whitehouse, M. Eckroate, P. Kimble, B. Fogle, C. Fidelholtz, L Johnston, M. Kirkbride, K. Sammons, C. Ballas. Second Row: C. Zum pino, J. Neuman, C. Bowers, S. Petrovich, B. Brumma, E. Makley, R Angelantoni, S. Suffecol, P. Hilson, L. Hahn, N. Kimble, M. Alvarez, W Swiger, K. Campbell, C. Scott, P. Stickle. Third Row: E. Perez, K. Kopan J. Johanning, S. McNeel, L. Reinhart, M. Helaney, M. Lantz, L. Frantz J. Scott, C. Cook, J. Vincenta, S. Lennox, R. Ginnetti, N. Vega, L. Gar cia, H. Shafer, L. Plaskett, J. Rinaldi. X' A x I In X gt M 4 Nw N19 4' - , .UML 1 11 W.: N ,Jw . 4 HTS ,TQ 'Q 55 gf X Q , 4' SLE Y Q ... 1 '1 ,.if'-0 .I 'L M. 'F ' ' L :-val? gh, ' 3 1155, f'T1y Qi I,:. gy!! Y, ,:.-1 is f F, 71 1 x W if E M , aff ., xi. Y ' b ifjilf 1 we gf' ix wx 'Mg If , - PUBLICATIONS . . . EDITORS TYRO EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHERS ADVISERS TYRO CO-EDITOR LINDA FRANTZ PHOTOGRAPHERS TIVO EDITOR BERTHA couLAs M vm- un. Ed Todd, Bob Okey, Chuck Russell, Dave Mahaffey. Bertha Coulas, commercial art senior, has served not only as i960 TIVO editor, but she also has designed the cover and produced all of the art work in the book. An excellent staff has served with Bertha, handling the photography, write-ups, and typing details. Mr. Raymond Pelanda has supervised all of the editorial work aided by Miss Pauline Bridge and Mrs. Martha Clements. TYRO ADVISERS MISS PAULINE BRIDGE MRS. MARTHA CLEMENTS TIVO ADVISER MR. RAYMOND v. PELANDA R' f :ze SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS x 0 Seated: D. King, S. Arnold, V. Ashman, L. Johnson. Standing: R. Sergi, L. Miller, D. Packer Matz, E. Rich, J. Orr. TYRO . . . PUBLICATIONS STAFF JUNIOR STAFF The TYRO, Timken High School's monthly publica- tion, has been produced this year by a staff headed by senior editor, Ron Lawver, and iunior editor, Linda Frantz. Ron and Linda have been assisted by very able page editors, special feature writers, a fine staff of photographers and students who have handled the ads and all financial problems. Faculty advisors for the entire staff are: Editorial, Miss Pauline E. Bridge, and Mrs. Martha Clements, and Business, Mr. Raymond V. Pelanda. Students who produce The Tyro give up a study period so that they may work with the staff and are required to maintain a high average in their classroom work. SENIOR TIVO STAFF Don Ault, copy editor, Leonard Miller, and Ronald Lawver, sports ed- ' itors, Margaret Bohus, senior editor, 'l-sl and Carl Leonard, activities editor, ' make up Timken's very capable Tivo .. - staff. .. aw. 1 ,- ,, MMV A- s .- A - Top picture, Seated: M. Wilson, R. Angelatoni, B. Latta, L. Shear- er. Standing: B. Ferencz, J. Lutz. Bottom picture, Seated: D. Morgan, R. Wells, P. Green. Stand- ing: L, Newman, L. Frantz, J. Kirby, R. Aanderud, C. Lago. Front Row: R. Lawver, M. Bohus, C. Leonard. Second Row: D. Ault, L. Miller. I swqrv' 5 we if iv- -naw' Top Picture: Sharon Dougherty, Carol Daniska, Rose Marie Ginnetti. Bottom Picture: F. Karin, LeMunyon, Tom Creighton, Sandra Dorto, Shirley Meffie, Senior B. Eva Pascu, Norma Vega, Carol Lewis. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE TYRO STAFF The editors at work . . . Ron, Lindo, Bertha, iauvaw Diane and Marlene rushing the final deadline. 9-...K QUILL and SCROLL Quin. and SCROLL CANDIDATES Top picture, First Row: Bertha Coulas, Margaret Bohus, Betty Lotta, Betty Ferencz. Second Row: Donna King, Leonard Miller, Linda Frantz, Don Ault absent. Middle picture, First Row: Janette Orr, Carmen Lago, Donna Morgan, Diane Packer. Second Row: Bob Okey, Mariana Yugo, Sue Arnold, Chuck Russell. Members of the Tivo and Tyro Staffs look forward to being elected to Quill and Scroll, the International Society for High School Jour- nalists. To be eligible for Quill and 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 initi- ated at the annual publication banquet. The members receive their pins in an impressive candlelight ceremony, a ritual of all Quill and Scroll Clubs. At this banquet, the editors for the coming year are announced. EDITORS AWARD Rosc MARIE GINNETTI t A B I , ,-ya. U I . RECOGNITIQN Bottom picture, First Row: Eleanora Rich, Vicki Ashman, Shirley Meltie, Ruth- anne Sergi. 43 WL.. CHEERLE DER Barbara Demchak, Jeanne Orlando, Sophie Spilios, Alicia Vega, Eva Farelli, Darlene Dixon. Kneeling: Pat Kulich. The cheerleaders are a group of girls who somehow seem to keep spirits high, even when the going gets rough. Sometimes, the cheerleaders are not given enough credit for the good they do for the school and its spirit. At every game, you'Il find the cheerleaders out on the floor or field cheering on the fighting Troians. Their ability to whip up spirit cannot be underestimated. These girls are the link between the team and the spectators during games. They stick with the team with confidence even though sure defeat might be in view, But in victory or defeat, the cheerleaders show true Timken spirit, 5 Ah. if X il E ' ix ig 2 9 Qi .,... V K' ' 4.-flnwif' , A ,QL .. 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DAN RISALITI Mr. Wiland is ihe new coac this year for the sophomor ieum, h e First Row: G. Hartzel, J. Marmon, L. Miller, D. Goebel, C. Marcelli. Second Row: P. Bannevich, T. Seeman, D. Hartwick, B. Criss, F. Kolleth. Third Row: J. Eosscrt, J. Lee, L. George, D. Casar. FOOTB LL TEAMS . . . THE PL YER First Row: R. Skinner, M. Root, P. Milano, J. Fletcher, L. Curillo, V. Marmon, J. Kamp, J. Martin. Second Row: S. Pileggi, E. Thomas, K. McNeal, N. Popovich, T. Kaufman, G. Evans, H. Anstead, T. Criss. Third Row: A. DePasquale, J. Bossart, J. Concatta, R. Eiler, S. Leontas, J. Saliola, B. Hill. Fourth Row: J. Franzone, B. McNeal, D. Swegheimer, J. Alflen, D. Miller, D. Fowler, F. Nero, J. Blaine. VARSITY SCORES Timlfen Opponent 8.. Painesville Harvey . 22 40.. New Philadelphia O O. . ..... Salem . .32 12. .. Dover . H23 O. Central Catholic .23 28.. .... . Rayenna . 8 O ...... .. Lehman .26 24. .. Canton South .. 6 26 . .. Lincoln . 6 RESERVE SCORES Timlren Opponent O .. . McKinley . 72 6 . .. .. North Canton . I8 6.. .. .... . Lincoln , . O 36 . . East Canton .. 6 20 . Strasburg Res. . 0 O .. Central Catholic 0 FRESHMEN SCORES L. Timlcen Opponent 28. .. , Strasburg l2 6 .. .. . McKinley . . .. I8 34. . Glenwood 6 14. .. North Canton . .. 6 O . .. Central Catholic 46 O . .. .... Lincoln 28 22 . Jackson I2 First Row: D. Perry, C. Brumbaugh, C. Wilmer, T. Seery, R. Peterson. Second Row: D. Mikes, J. Fronzone, B. McNeal, G. Housos, A. De- Posquale. Third Row: S. Thompson, E. Sivy, M. Root. SPECIAL TEAM AWARDS REPOSITORY ALL -COUNTY REPOSITORY ALL-CITY Joe Lee . First Team Jffe le? -- - -A -A - 59C0 'd Teflm Dick Mikes . First Team D'Ck M'ke5 - A ...Second Teclm Charles Marcelli . . Honorable Mention Charles Marcelli . Honorable Mention Dove Perry V H A Honorable Menfion Dave Perry .. .. , ...Honorable Mention SPECIAL SCHOOL AWARDS Most Valuable Player Dick Mikes Joe Lee VVVV Second Team Best Defensive Back Joe Lee D- k M-k Y N Y d T Best Offensive Back Dave Goebel 'C I es Secon eom Most Versatile Player .. Bill Criss FOOTBALL MANAGERS First Row: W. Sheere, S. Perry, T, Seimund, D. Ailing, R. Goebel, R. Davidson, A. Daniels. Second Row: R, Markley, B. Kendig, R. Fete, D. Richards, F. Blake, B. Ferguson, A. Milnes. Third Row: D. Whaley, G. Lyons, G. Schuman, J. Rocci, R. Isla, C. Leontas, R. Lee. Fourth Row: W. Galdenisi, R, Manley, A. Murry, J. Souliere, H. Robinson, C. James, T. Heiser, C. Stoll, W. Eckert, R. McClosky, D. Curry. mv-If 4 'WHY 0 W, 'gn 5 --1-.ng Q A su, 'LC Y yi ' .... R I e 1 : Y 4. 5 ., :fish .ff 11' 7 745 A . ,iv 'ik Win Sufi? ,,W,AsMQ,f , I , x gm sf' Lx- x , 2... i J 5 Q L93 i x ,... X ,W-1 :W ,Qi ' 'fi Tension on ihe bench. THE GAME . . . CROWDS . . . VICTURY '- . , 'M Q4 fat ::1s2wwMgQ, -,V , ,I i 334 QT 5 I FEEL . Lw Be 93. SP X Mi Him- A W xg 2 Q A 'Q 4 asf Ka, Ml Q 15' , ,sg Q .W ff , , E .. , if ' K :mg z.,.. , .qi , - ,Q if . Y' LEM-,f . .-,gfA. . M. WW, V Qs ' Ki my W '-i. vs x U Q Ms? 3 f 'wev 1. W P -vnu.. q 5 ,Xu ' BASKETB LL . . . Undefeated Season Coach Kenny Kate and the basketball team are all smiles as they admire the trophy symbolizing the city championship. First Row: Coach Ken Kate, Chuck Marcelli, Dave Perry. Second Row: On The Road To Fame was the mark of the 1959- 60 Timken Troian basketball team. ln the first game of the distinguished season the Troians were conspicuous in record breaking achievement as they trounced the visiting Akron Hower quintet 94-44. The old mark was against the Warren Panthers 91-7l. The Troymen displayed outstanding talent as four year letterman John Namciu buzzed the hoops for 37 counters. Dave Perry and Chuck Marcelli followed with Dick Mikes, Joe Pucci, John Namciu, Don Casor. Third Row: Mike Root, Bil-I Goldsworthy, Joe Lee. l6 and T2 points respectively. The second encounter found the Troians matching strength with the Akron North Vikings. Timken scrambled to a decisive 74-60 victory. The Troians quickly zipped to a 38-27 lead by halftime and led 52-44 at the third- quarter stop. The fourth quarter proved dismal to the Vikings as the Troians exploded for 22 points. Namciu spearheaded Timken for 27 bells as substitute Joe Lee dropped in l4 points. . 32- 5 S we Just! , ,- gg-...W . wi MM,-5 4-11' Q N xr ' ' udmwmn-nwwmfy, 1 , i My W6 W V, lm., .YV .F Mem , nk. W Lgsssiuw ' I ,fzlgseigf -1 -Wx, Q :pi . ,. vw -F .r JOHN NAMCIU DAVE PERRY CITY CHAMPS . . . SECTICNAL . . . DISTRICT C UCK MARCE B!LL GOLDSWORTHY DON CASAR MR. KEN KATE, Head Coach Western Reserve was spanked as the Troians whipped lo victory on their first away game 59-37. The game was slow as Timken only led by a mere 20-12 score at halftime. Timken's famed press proved potent as it enabled many easy baskets. Namciu took game scoring laurels pumping in 26 points. Dick Mikes was John's main support in gathering ll points. The Blue Devils of Zanesville were pressed from victory as the Troymen sank 30 of 37 shots from the charity stripe to gain a 62-56 win. Dave Perry showed rough as he netted 2l points while Namciu and Marcelli hit l2 and ll points respectively. Columbus South was high but not high enough as the Troians copped a hard earned 59-4l count. The quarter stop favored South l l-8 as Timken gained forces to roar to a 25-22 lead by halftime. The Troians then ran and couldn't be stopped. Mikes bent the hoops for l7 points with Namciu spilling l5. Lady Luck smiled down on the Troians when the Troymen completely disabled Upper Sandusky as Tim- ken rumbled to an overpowering 74-35 score. Namciu rang the bell 35 times to take game scoring honors. Football tactics took over as Timken out fought Sandy Valley Cardinals in a rough and tumble 75-50 win. A parade to the free throw line was in order as 47 fouls were called, 30 against Timken as 18 to Sandy Valley. Namciu again won scoring honors pouring in 34 points. REGIQNAL . . . STATE CLASS AA SEMI-FINALIST JOE PUCCI JOE LEE DICK MIKES A-A it 'UWM Kilim! 31590 2 :ff.f'f?Ez: ,,K ff A , W -, -f' 9 X x N6 Q e A ww . 'swt,Qmfj,m , I W m,w14i- wb. . i ieviwviei- f::wgl,zg:mu5vV w-ww W: - V X N i' 1931- lg E5 1 inf mi' S it QU hi. , 1 1 I .ss , Q I I all li x u N-.4 Q 4 s 'ir 1- X V Q',l, .MA 1 '4 .-A Q 4- 'fb r -vnlwmx mama' v ml... K: . N fum v 2. x ,, 'ik f s 1 pf W .li ,IWL it ' N, . ff-- . . . .,,. wg, 3- tzk: fmf, 5. - 4 'lap 1 i5?25sf1g I V415 ii Y . J , A Q 4, Y M Q ',,fq1'1Q,sP , at 55 it ' ,ay J ie, nf jx If X ii . 'g i i' I' .il .. M . .H 'Q A,A.-1 sf A ' MW' k W . 'rf QW? Q' L. 'ii wx. 4 linu- X Y, I .' if R 'I x lv igg. D x f 'S XV t i O 1 Mg , X Q 'H xi as I W i 4 if . 3 Q' M ,. M li l 9? ! 1 L 1 fs? Q, fx ,S Q 8 R .1 W K k-x. Q LA,,i. X, TN-K ,-M., H N71 M , - H, ,.,, Q- v3 I 'V ,WIT I 21 L -6' , :gf ., '4 , f N A f 'ff -NX -O 1 :LY SQL .. I ef QM V ,, wr K Q1 I im. -,ff , M mp?- ifi., ,V V, , , gg , fix. 4 , ,L, 4, Q we I M W! ga S W ffl? -n-.p- uugpsuv N l mm ' W 555' 'ri' Q fp 5 O nz' 'Q' If .' .i 4 s' 4.-Lf. U M., . L '- ' W N31 wr? Q s-pb ff 3 H, . S '.3.,x 'M ., 'r'?'g ' ' 'T '. Q, ' ,K 1 X xb- Ju 11' Q 1 I ii!! W '22 'I ' ' . ' 1!'r'cim!f2 - 1' ' N Q A I Q si! - td un! .ll if 144' JGHN NAMCIU . . . LL-QHIO 1960 Coach Kate gives instructions to John before big Lakewood game. Records and Achievements JCHN NAMCIU Most points regular season . Most points including tournament Most points single game ,,,, . . Most field goals in regular season Most points scored during high school All-County scoring record All-City scoring record ., . 1959-60 All-City-Repository 1959-60 All-County-Repository 1959-60 All-Tourney-State of Ohio 1959-60 All-Ohio First Team TEAM Most wins in regular season Most wins including tournament Fewest losses in regular season Most consecutive wins regular season Most points scored regular season Highest offensive average per game regular season . . .. Highest score in a game lAkron Howerl 1959-60 City Basketball Champs 1959-60 State Semi-Finalist DAVE PERRY All-City, All-County Hon. Mention All'Ohio action. 494 645 Best average per game 1181 regular season 27.4 54 189 1395 494 494 18 24 0 18 1260 70.0 94 BASKETBALL COACHES MR. KAYLOR MR. HAROLD MR. LAHM RESERVE SCORES Timken Opponents 35 ,,V,,,,, . ,,Y,Y,,,, McKinley .. ,,A,,A,,,, ,, ,, , 54 28... .. ,..,... Western Reserve . H25 55 ,,,..,,, ....... S andy Valley ,,,, . .63 26 ,.,,..,, ..,,, Z anesville .. .. ,, , .47 44 ,,,.,,,. ..,,. J ackson ,,,, ,,,, , 31 37.. ,,Y,, Y,Y,. L ehman ,,,,,, , , 52 41... . Canton South ., .. 46 28 ,,,,. . Lincoln . .. 45 58 VY,V .. ,..., Jackson ,,,, , N736 49.... .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, McKinley ,A,,,,, ,w,,58 43 YY,,, . ,,,,.. Youngstown South ., . ,, .58 50 ...Y..,, ,.A,Y,,,,,. L ehman ,A,, , , , 46 33 ,,,..,,. .. ,,,, Lincoln , , ,, N37 37 ...,..,, ,,,, S andy Valley ,,,,,, ,, 47 44 ,Y..,Y,. Barberton ., , 60 49 ,,,, . Central M64 First Row: G. Carter, E. Engle, K. Ravoula, T. Deyton, D. Fowler, J. Trudeau, T. Seery. Sec- ond Rowq W. Maddrell, T. Johnson, H. Workman, D. Nicholson, H. Redinger. FRESHMEN SCORES Timken Opponents 30 Massillon Longfellow .. .,,42 66 . . McKinley . 68 48 Central ,, ,. .58 46 . . Canton South . .... l7 78 Sandy Valley 71 53 .. Jackson 37 46 . Lehman H68 33 Lincoln ,, 37 42 . McKinley . ...70 78 .. Glenwood . .. 30 47 Lehman . , . 44 59 Jackson . 34 45 , , Lincoln , 42 62 , Sandy Valley . . ,, 40 4l Massillon Longfellow ,. ,. ....75 44 Central . ...... 46 36 .. Central ,,,, , . 51 28 . North Canton . . 39 First Row: H. Robinson, J. Sovliere, D. Richard, F. Blake, G. Lyons, E. Ryiowski. Second Row: S. Perry, R lsla, B. Kindy, .l. Rocki, C. Zernechel, B. Sheerer. Third Row: R. Davidson, R. Markly, D. Parsons, B. Rodgers ,I FACULTY MANAGER MR. BERNARD CAMPBELL TRACK LETTERMEN Mr. Kaylor has a fine nu- cleus of returning lettermen. Eight returnees will certainly make 1960's team a good one as all these boys per- formed well last year. Sprints will probably be their main problem. l PS. MANAGERS Dick Rowley, Don Fowler, Don Miller. Bernard Campbell, Faculty Manager for all Timken sports, has done a wonderful iob through the years. His experience has made him invaluable in performing many duties involved in his iob. Handling the sports equipment is probably the most important. He also organizes Timken ath- letic schedules and makes sure that the teams eat on away games. lncidentally, Bernie is a specialist on milk shakes. Mr, Kaylor, Don Cesar, Chuck Marcelli, Dick Mikes, Raymond Nero, Phil Bannevich, Mike Root, Chuck Ross, and Dave Goebel. First Row: E, DiPaulo, M. Finley, J. Brown, M. Tomey. Second Row: R. la- zar, K. Fales, D. Lazor. CHAMPS I TR MURALS First Row: L. Miller, E. Czenkansky, B. Berg. Second Row: B Criss, H. Anstead, T. Seemann. RUNNERS -UP Intramurals are a series of elimination games, in which different shops and departments battle for top honors. Gen- erally, these games are played before or after school, how- ever, in certain cases, the games are played out of school time. Usually this is a time in which it is more convenient for both teams to play than at any other time. The champions are awarded trophies at the end of the season. First Row: G. Nemeth, D. Whaley, B. Kendrick, J. Oldham, J. Shannon, D. Miller, P, Scarry, B. Antenucci. Second Row: S. Pileggi, D. Ailing, D. Goebel, P. Bannevich, D. Goebel, J. Concutlo, H. Workman, R. Skin- ner. Third Row: J. Saliole, F, Nero, V. Marmon, L. Paprzycki, E. Sivy. T TUMBLERS Boy tumblers employ their wits and skill in performing the many daring feats for which they are known. Also involved in their ability is the factor of teamwork, without which the tum- blers could not perform. Along with these qualifications goes responsibility and loyalty to teammates. Their field of operations is not limited, as they work on mats, parallel bars, horizontal bars, and trampoline. First Row: E. Thomas, N, Richards, A. Dolph, D. Goebel, P. Bannevich, R. Brown. Second Row: C. Ross B. McNeel, l.. Savoy, J. Gano, J. Medley, Mr. Frank Garfield. SCORES Timken Opponent Timlcen Opponent 38 Lincoln . , H13 20 , Ashland l7 . McKinley . ,, . 35 , ,, Rootstown 23 , Cuyahoga Falls , , .26 New Philadelphia 25 Wooster f H .22 Southeast lPortagel 6 Massillon . . .35 . . Central Catholic l3, .. McKinley , Y .36 20 Central Catholic , , ,, 31 13. North Canton , , M32 Who's who? l3. Louisville 28 WRESTLERS . . . Timken's wrestlers enjoyed a good season learning new experiences and knowledge of the wrestling game. Mr. Frank Garfield, Timken's wrestling coach, says there are a lot of improvements to be made and he has some good boys following through for next year. The Troymen are a young team, snapping into their third season, and could prove to be a big threat next year. Make it look good. Dance with me. .MQW wwf GIRLS GYM . . . ACTIVITIES Globe Trotters, Blue-Gold style. The first half of the annual Blue-Gold was one sided, Gold l2-Blue 6. Something hap- pened in that third period however, that really made the difference. The Blue team realized that it had work to do and it hustled. Going into the final three seconds, the score was l8-l7 Gold favor. Blue team's Vicki Agnes got pos- session of the ball, and she put it through the hoop scoring the winning point. BLUE I9-GOLD 18. Betty Latta, a Gold guard, and Vicki Agnes, a Blue forward received The Outstanding Player awards. BLUE ADVISER MISS EVA SPARROWGROVE Pat Kulich. Left to right: Vicki Agnes, Ku en Williams, Carmen Lago, Mare Birone, Janette Orr, Pam Green Alicia Vega, Rita Angelantonz MISS MARGARET RIESEN ge In 1, N i Wt' GIRLS GYM INSTRUCTQR LEADERS OFFICERS President ,. , , .Venna Fonte Vice President , , .Helen Shafer Secretary , ,, ,, , , ,,Pat Kulich Treasurer , ,Florence Chiaramonti History , , , ,,Marlene King Program Chairman ,, ,Rita Angelantoni ADVISER L MRS. CORNELIA GOLD '25 t 1 FITZPATRICK it f' Sophie Spilos, Betty Lotta, Jo' anne DeStepl1en, Flo Chiara- monti, ,lay Forlney, Helen Shaf- er, Darlene Dixon, Jeanie Or- lando, Sally McNeel, Linda Newman. First Row: Flo Chiaramonti, Venna Fonte. Second Row, Marlene King, Pat Kulich, Rita Angelantoni, Helen Shalcr, 5 S First Row: Betty Fogel, Venna Fonte, Donna Marcanthony, Eva Farelli, Sophia Spillios, Second Raw: Miss Riesen, Florence Chiaramonti, Jan- ette Orr, Norma Hahn, Susan Mow- ry, Joy Fortney, Third Row: Patty Kulich, Marie Birone, Jeanne Or- lando, Darlene Dixon, Marlene King, Fourth Row: Barbara Dem- chaln, Margie Myers, Brenda Mayle, Janice Oberster. GIRL LEADER Girls Leaders assist the physical education teacher in the actual class program. Each Lead- er is required to take a series of tests, written and practical, before she becomes eligible for membership. During the year, the girls excel in many activi- ties, one of the most important being the Blue- Gold game. An annual picnic ends the year's events, serving as an initiation for new leaders and a farewell to the graduating leaders. The organization is run on a regular club basis and is governed by a constitution, election of officers, collection of dues, and scheduled meetings. Miss Margaret Riesen is Timken's physical edu- cation teacher and Girl's Leaders adviser. First Row: Elaine Erbland, Betty Lotta, Ali- cia Vega, Rita Angelantoni, Carmen Lago, Second Row: Joanne DeStephan, Judi Ri- naldi, Sally McNeel, Vicki Agnes. Third Row: Linda Frantz, Pam Green, Mariana Yuga, Helen Shafer, Fourth Row- Carol Engle, Kay Williams, Linda Newman. F' if' 'lv' N- 1 I Q f A. Vega, K. Williams, J. Cerrato, L. Newman, K. Collins, B. Latta, J. Tripp, R. lelakus, J. Self, C. Cusack, C. Abbott, N. Hentsch. GIRLS TUMBLERS From Basketball to Yoga. The Girls Tumbling Team is organized to in- spire athletics among girls and to create team work and good sportsmanship. To become a regular member of the tumbling team, a number of skills must be accomplished. Regular practices are held in the morning before classes. The tumbling team is coached by Miss Mar- garet Riesen. No pushingfpleasel ..:sT? ' 09.0.9.GJQQ.GD.GD.GDoG'D.GD.C9.C9O ' ' ' O ' 09ogogogog0905709ogogogogojoioioioioiog 9 4 Q49 5949 .QD-pf? '62 .Q3+9'eJ2.f-9+9.Q5+ .QJ+9'QJ+ i5f55?HaEi6a625aEi6aE2 555391513590 552520 205020 V9vQbv9vQ5vf9vQ3V0DVa VQYQVQYQBVQYQVQ YQBVGJVCDVQVQDVQV l + 11+ '+ '+ -+ '+ '+ '+'4 fy! .- r l fy ,,L, A . 4 Jr M 4,1 W fi J f . A n p' XVI' Y ',f ,..1 U ' ' 19 ,M N A J, 1 J' W' iv' X Hy MMO . .P 'A' . Y 'Q DON DICK DIANE RON SENIGR Upon entering Timken in i956 as Freshmen, the class soon became acquainted with life in the high school, and took an active part in school activities. Annual events, such as the prom were enioyed by all, and the great success of the activities such as football and basketball games was due largely to the school spirit shown by our class. The climax of our four glorious years at Timken Vocational High School were Class Night, Bacca- laureate, and the ultimate goal of each Timken Troian, Commencement. CLASS OFFICERS President ......... ....... D ick Mikes Vice President ..... ....... D on Casar Secretary ...,.,.. .,... D iane Packer Treasurer ...... Ronnie Lawver SENIORS BRING TIMKEN FIRST UNDEFEATED SEASON ron! ow. Dove Perr , Joe Lee, Chuck Morcelln, Make Rool. Back Row: Mr. Kale, Joe Pucci, Bull Golds- F R y worlhy, John Nomclu, Don Cesar, Duck Makes, Mr. Harold. CHAIRMAN SENIOR ADVISERS ik I .gl MR. RAYMOND PELANDA Mr, W. Osborne, Miss H. Posl, Mrs. M. Clements, Mrs. M. Thompson, Miss P. Shorb, Mr. H. Mellon. 83 BILL ANGEL PATTERN 2019 Third Street, S. E. Booster Club 2,3,4 SANDRA AUGUSTINE RETAILING 1003 McKinley Avenue, N. W. Guide Service Club 3,45 Y- Teen 45 D.E.C,A. 45 Booster Club 2,3,4. KENNETH BAKER PRINTING 2306 Ivanhoe Avenue, N. W. Boys Chorus 15 Booster Club 3,4 ROBERT ANTENUCCI COMMERCIAL ART 2748 - 19th Street, N. E. TUmbl9f5 l,2,3,45 Home Room Representative 15 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 DON AULT DRAFTING 2727 Baldwin Avenue, N. E. Tyre: Editorial Staff 1,2,3,45 Tivo: Editorial Staff 3,45 ln- tramurol Activities 3,45 Home Room Representative 1,45 Stage Crew 1,25 Booster Club I,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 4 PHILIP BANNEVICH WELDING 435 Gobel Avenue, N. E. Varsity Football Letterman 3, 45 Varsity Track Letterman 3, 45 Reserve Football Letterman 25 Freshman Football5 Intra- mural Activities 3,45 Tumblers 3,45 Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4 PATRICIA ANTHONY RETAILING 1451 Miami Court, N. E. Mixed Chorus lg Y-Teen 45 D.E.C.A. 45 Booster Club 1,2, 3,4 HARRY AULT MACHINE 1110 Eighth Street, N. E. SUSAN ARNOLD SECRETARIAL 2234 Maple Avenue, N. E. Tyro: Editorial Staff 3,4, Busi- ness Staff 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Office Assistant 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4 WILBUR BAGLEY MACHINE 412 - 15th Street, N. E. TONY BARCICH SHEET METAL 1921 Fourth Street, N. E. VarsitY Baseball Letterman 35 Varsity Basketball Letterman 35 Intramural Activities 2,3, 45 Booster Club 1,2 PATRICIA BARKER COMMERCIAL ART 1117 Garfield Avenue, S. W. A'CapelIa Choir 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Timkenaires 35 Girls' Sextette 25 Booster Club 1,2,3 VICKI ASHMAN BUSINESS MACHINES 1140 Bedford Avenue, S. W. Tyro: Business Staff 3,45 Guide Service Club 25 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Of- fice Assistant 2,35 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 WILLIAM BAGLEY MACHINE 412 - 15th Street, N. E. JUDITH BEAL TEA ROOM 929 Marion Avenue, S. W. Girls' Cvlee Club 35 Booster Club 1,2,3 BONNIE BELL SECRETARIAL 1530 Dueber Avenue, S, W, Mixed Chorus 1, Band 2,3,4, Yfleen 4, Booster Club 1,2,4 MARIE BIRONE RETAILING 1310 Warner Road, S. E. A'Capella Choir 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, Gold Team Reserve 3, Troian Leaders 3,4, D.E. C,A. 4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Blue Team Varsity 4 .Q 2,4 CHARLES BELLES ACCOUNTING 1825 Grace Avenue, N. E, Intramural Activities 3,4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 CYNTHIA BLAINE DRESSMAKING 735 Union Avenue, S. W, Girls' Glee Club 2, Girls' Chorus I, Y-Teen 2, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Tyro, Editorial Staff 3,4 Girls socialize at lunch-yakety yok .... KENNETH BERKMYER WELDING 4401 Wise Road, N. W, Wrestling 2,3, Stage Crew 1, 2, Booster Club 3 JENNY BLEVINS RETAILING 1334 Fifth Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 HELEN BEST RETAILING 2322 - 21st Street, N. E, Y-Teen 1,2, Library Staff As- sistant 2, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club I,2,4 JOHN BODNAR ACCOUNTING 1239 Harrisburg Road, N. E. A'Copella Choir 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Intramural Activities 2,3,4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 DOLORES BIRIS GENERAL 1919 ram- Street, s, E, Mixed Chorus 1, YfTeen 1,2,3, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Big Sis- ters 2 MARGARET BOHUS SECRETARIAL 2429 - 23d Street, N. E. Tyro: Editorial Staff 3, Busi- ness Stotf 2, Typist 4, Tivo: Senior Editor 4, Y-Teen 1,2,3, 4, Home Room Representa- tive 4, library Staff Assistant 3,4, Office Assistant 2, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sis- ters 2, Quill and Scroll 4 SENIORS Could they be working? SEN IORS JOAN BOLE BETTY BRAY COMMERCIAL ART COMMERCIAL ART l37I Crescent Road, S. W. l242 Bellflower Avenue, cms' Gree Club 4, Mixed 5-W' Chorus I, Y-Teen l,2,4, Boost- Mixed Chorus I, Y-Teen 4, er Club I ,2,3,4 Booster Club l,2,3,4 LYNNE BRUMBAUGH BUSINESS MACHINES 908 Seventh Street, N. E. A'Copella Choir 4, Mixed Chorus lbY-Teen l,2,3, Boost- er Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Girls' Glee Club 2 PATRICIA BROWN COSMETOLOGY I93O Seventh Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club l,2,3, Li brory Staff Assistant I, Boost- er Club l,2,3,4 TERRY BROWN RETAILING 30I2 Glenn Place, N. W. A'CapeIlo Choir 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Trock Monoger 2, Intramural Activities 2,3,4, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club 3,4 ALICE BRUEY SECRETARIAL l228 Troy Place, N. W. Guide Service Club 2,3,4, Y Teen 2, Booster Club 2,3,4 JERRY BRUMMA CHARLES BUCHHEIT ROBERT BUTTERY JACKIE BYERS PATTERN ACCOUNTING ELECTRIC COSMETOLOGY I63l - 29th Street, N, W. 52l Troy Place, N. W. l63O - I8th Street, N. E. 2OI3 - I6th Street, N. E. Stage Crew 2, Booster Club Booster Club l,2,3,4 Booster Club 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Mixed 2,4, Visuol Eduzittlon Aides 2 Chorus I, Y-Teen 3,4, Boost- er Club l,2,3,4 LARRY BYERS MACHINE rsoe rhstd sneer, s. E. Booster Club l,2,3,45 Visual Education Aides 2 FLORENCE CHIARAMONTI ACCOUNTING 408 Gobel Avenue, S. Blue Team Reserve 35 Y-Teen 3,45 Troian Leaders 3,45 Tro- ian Leaders Treasurer 45 Li- brary Staff Assistant 2,35 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Gold Team Varsity 4 THOMAS CALLIHAN SHEET METAL ll5 Bedford Avenue, S. W. I n t ra m u ral Activities 3,4 Booster Club I,2,4 SANDRA CHISLER BUSINESS MACHINES 506 Valleyview Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 3: Home Room Representative 3,45 Y- Teen 2,3,45 Office Assistant l,2,3,45 Booster Club l,2,4 DONALD CASAR MACHINE 2015 - 23rd sneer, N. E. Varsity Baseball Letterman 2, 3,45 Varsity Football Letter- man 45 Varsity Basketball Let- terman 3,45 Varsity Track Let- terman 3,45 Reserve Basketball Letterman 25 Freshman Basket- ball5 Home Room Representa- tive 2,35 Booster Club l,2,3, 4, Intramural Activities I,2,3, 45 Senior Class V. President 4 SHIRLEY CLAIR SECRETARIAL 26I9 - Ilth Street, N. W. A'Capello Choir 3,45 Mixed Chorus I,25 Booster Club I, 2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 CHARLOTTE CHANEY GENERAL 314 Brood Avenue, N. W. Home Room Representative 25 Office Assistant l,2,35 Booster Club l,2,3,4 JEAN COLLINS COSMETOLOGY IOI6 Oak Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus I5 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Of- lice Assistant 25 Booster Club I,2,3,4 DONNA CHANEY RETAILING 534 Cleveland Avenue, S. W. A'CapeIla Choir 45 Timken- aires 45 Troian Leaders 35 Home Room Representative 25 Otlice Assistant 2,3,45 Boost- er Club l,2,3,4 PATRICIA CONCATO RETAILING l909 Royal Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus I5 Y-Teen Publicity Chairman 45 Y-Teen 2,3 45 D.E.C.A. 45 D.E.C.A. Secre- tary 45 Booster Club I,2,3,4 PEGGY COTTAGE SECRETARIAL i707 Gibbs Avenue, N. E. Girls' C-lee Club 2: Troian Leaders 3,45 Home Room Rep- resentative l,35 Guide Ser- vice Club 25 Y-Teen I,2,3,45 Library Staff Assistant 25 Booster Club I,2,3,4 N DONALD COTTRILL BERTHA COULAS GERALD COUTS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL ART ACCOUNTING ll09 Elliott Place, N. W. i202 - 25th Street, N. E. 505 Clarendon Avenue, N. W. Intramural Basketball l,2,3 Home Room Representative I5 Intramural Activities 3,45 Y-Teen 45 Library Staff As- Booster Club l,2,3,4 sistant I5 Booster Club l,45 Tivo: Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 4 WILLIAM CRISS DRAFTING i957 Bentley Avenue, N. E. A'Capello Choir 25 Varsity Football Letterman 3,45 Re- serve Football Letterman 25 Reserve Basketball Letterman 25 Freshman BasketbalI5 In- tramural Aclivities 3,45 Boost- er Club l,2,3,4 JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM PRINTING 120 Niles Place, N. W. Mixed Chorus 1, Booster Club 3 PARK DAVIS PRINTING 1215 Greenlield Avenue, S. W. Freshman Basketball, Intra- mural Basketball Champs 2, Booster Club 1,2 SENIORS CORTEZ DANIELS WELDING aol Filth sneer, N. E. Home Room Representative 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JOYCE DECK DRESSMAKING 1337 Cleveland Ave., N. W, Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4, Y- Teen 4, Booster Club 1,2,A look at that East Tech team!! JOHN DASCO MACHINE 1124 Hartford Avenue, S. E. Intramural Basketball 2,3, Home Room Representative 3, 4, Booster Club 2,3,4 JACQUELINE DeCOSMO COSMETOLOGY 339 Roslyn Avenue, N. W. A'CaDeIIa Choir 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Girls' Sextette 2, Y- Teen l,2,3,4, Y-Teen Music Chairman A, Booster Club 1,2, 3,4 DAN DAVIS WELDING 2121 Second Street, S. Booster Club 1,2,3,4 ROBERT DEITRICK MACHINE 201 Smith Avenue, S. W. Intramural Activities 2 Booster Club 1,2,A KEN DAVIS PRINTING 11161 Maple Avenue, N. E, Mixed Chorus I BARBARA DEMCHAK SECRETARIAL 1430 Plain Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Troian leaders A, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Gold Team Cheerleader 3, Roclrette 1,2,3, YsTeen l,3,4, Library I,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Our-en Attendant A 13 ... pq, I xl, ,H li' BONNIE DERBY BUSINESS MACHINES 3626 - ian- sum, s. w. Orchestra l, Dance Band 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Y-Teen I,2, 3,4, Booster Club I,2,3,4 MARY DUNNE DRESSMAKING 2347 Mahoning Road, N. E, Girls' Glee Club 3, Booster Club 4 ERNEST DiPAULO RETAILING 1365 Marial Court, S. W. Intramural Activities 2,3,4, Booster Club 2,4 BARBARA DUPPER BUSINESS MACHINES 1621 Quimby Avenue, S. W. Mixed Chorus 1: Library Staff Assistant 2,3, Office Assistant 4, Assistant to School Nurse 3, Booster Club 1,2,4, Big Sisters 2 DARLENE DIXON ACCOUNTING 1257 Wertz Avenue, S. W. A'CapelIa Choir 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Troian Leaders 3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Y-Teen Secretary 2, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Gold Team Vor- sity 4 JUNE DUTROW BUSINESS MACHINES 2230 - llth Street, S. W. Mixed Chorus l, Library Staff Assistant 2,3, Booster Club I,2,3,4 if fm. JAMES EVANS MACHINE 1356 Garfield Avenue, S. W. Intramural Volleyball 3, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 SANDRA RETAILING 1220 Wertz Avenue, S. W. Club 3, Mixed EVERITT Girls' Glee Chorus I,2, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club I,2,3,4 KENNETH FALES RETAILING 1111 Marion Avenue, S. W, Reserve Basketball Letterman 2,3, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Intra- mural Activities 3,4, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club l,2,4 ADAM DOLPH WELDING 1738 Fifth Street, N. E. Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4, Tum- blers 3, Reserve Football Let- terman 3, Freshman Football JEFF ERBLAND ELECTRIC 715 Arlington Avenue, S. W. Vp. . . fs 47' EVA FARELLI SECRETARIAL 415 Warner Road, S. E. Freshman Class President, Tra- ian Leaders 3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Student Sen- ate l, Y-Teen 4, library Staff Assistant I,2, Office Assistant l,2,3,4, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Blue Team Cheerleader 2 JAMES DREUSSI AUTOMOBILE 2215 Fourth Street, S. E. Home Room Representative 3 ANDREW ESWAY WELDING l502 Olive Drive, N. W. Booster Club 3 LINDA FELLERS COMMERCIAL 1233 Rockwood Avenue, S. W. Tyra: Editorial Staff 3, A'Ca- pella Choir A, Mixed Chorus I,2, Tumblers I,2, Troian Leaders 3,4, Y-Teen I,2, Of- tice Assistant 2,3, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 BETTY FERENCZ SECRETARIAL 2229 - 18th Street, N. E. Tyro, Editorial Stott 3, Typist 4, Guide Service Club 2, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, library Staff Assistant 2,3, Booster Club 2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Quill and Scroll 4 BETTY FOGLE ACCOUNTING IIJ3 Dewalt Avenue, S. W. Mixed Chorus 1,2, Gold Team Reserve 3, Troian Leaders 3,4, Rockette 2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Treasurer's Assistants 2,3,4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA FERGUSON COSMETOLOGY Maple Avenue, East Sparta VENNA FONTE BUSINESS MACHINES 1335 - 11th Street, S. E, Sophomore Class V. President, Junior Class Secretary, Fresh- man Class Treasurer, A'CapeI- Ia Choir 4, A'CapelIo Chair Treasurer 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Gold Team Varsity 3, Troiun leaders 3,4, Troion Leaders President 4, Student Senate 1, 2,3,4, Student Senate Sec.- Treos. 4, Booster Club 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3 x I KAY FETE COSMETOLOGY 1028 Rex Avenue, N. E. Band 1,2, Booster Club 2,3,4 CAROL FORDOSI BUSINESS MACHINES 2027 indiana way, N. E. Library Staff Assistant 3, Of- fice Asisstont 3,4, Booster Club 3,4 MARK FINLEY RETAILING 1317 Navarre Road, S. W, Mixed Chorus 1, Varsity Bas- ketball letterman 3, Reserve Basketball Letterman 2, Fresh- man Football, Freshman Bas- ketball, Intramural Activities 4, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PATRICK FORTE ELECTRIC 2330 Avalon Avenue, N. E. Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3, 4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Booster Club I,2,3,4 CHARLES FLANIGAN AUTOMOBILE 1821 Grace Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 3, Boost- er Club 1,4 JOY FORTNEY ACCOUNTING 1607 - 23rd Street, N. E. A'CapeIIa Choir 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Timkenaires 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Troian leaders 3,4, Y-Teen 3,4, li- brary Stall Assistant 4, Boost- er Club 2,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Treasurer's Assistant 4, Or- chestra I,2: Gold Team Var- sity 4 KAREN FOWLER COSMETOLOGY 1412 Roslyn Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Mixed Chorus 1, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Y- Teen President 2, Library Stott Assistant 1, Office Assistant 2, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 RICHARD FOWLER THOMAS FRECONNA JAMES FREETAGE DRAFTING MACHINE PATTERN 2103 Bollinger Avenue, N. E. 2908 - Ilth Street, N. W. 1018 Sherlock Place, N. E. Intramural Activities 3,4, Hi- Intramural Activities 2,3, Intramural Basketball Champs Y I, Booster Club 4 Booster Club 2,3,4 2, Booster Club 3,4 THOMAS FRIEDMAN ACCOUNTING 2742 . 25th Street, N. E. Guide Service Club I,2,3,4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Visual Education Aides 1,2,3,4 Queen and her royol court. SEN ICRS JANELLE FRYBERGER MARYANN DAVID FURDEN JOHN GANO LORRAINE GARCIA BUSINESS MACHINES AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE RETAILING 1423 - I2th Street, N. E. COSMETOLOGY 2007 Midway Avenue, N. E, 826 McGregor Avenue, N. W. 1437 Saint Elmo, N. E. Calegp ClfuET eflgn ,319 Tuswlcwas Sheet EUS' Igriestling 2, Booster Club 2, Wrestling 3,45 Booster Club A gogligtf- Ii4263g-ii Booster Club I,2,3,A, Big Sis Beagle' Club 3,4 A, Queen Attendant, Booster ters 2 Club l,2,3,d JAMES GARRIS ACCOUNTING fl -asv l425 Creicent Road, S. W. lntlomulul Activities I Booster Club I,2,3,4 ,2,3,A, LINDA GATTUSO REIAILING Q17 - 2Ist sneer, N. E. Orchestra l,2,3,4, Moiorette 3,45 Rockette l,2, Y-Yeen 4, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club I,2, 3,4 X ,,,.,-H 'T' vw is 6 MARCIA GEORGES TERRY GIAUQUE MARION GIER SECRETARIAL ELECTRIC DRESSMAKING 700 - I5th Street, N. E. l6I2 Edwards Avenue, N E. 922 Filth Street, N. E. Y-Teen I,2,3, Library Stott Intramural Activities 3,A, Chorux I, Booster Club I,2,3, gsgijont 3, Booster Club I, Booster Club 2,3,4 Big Sisters 2 ff Pass the Boroxo. tsk-tsk-tsk This is the way we sew our clothes. CHARLOTTE ANTHONY GLIBA DAVID GOEBEL RICHARD GOEBELER WILLIAM GILLILAN SHEET METAL PRINTING AUTOMOBILE GQLDSWORTHY SECRETARIAL 20I Smith Avenue, S. W. 2415 Sixth Street, N. W. 2324 Avolone Avenue, N. E. AUTQMOBILE 2414 Bollinger Avenue' N. E Varsity Football Letterman 4, Mixed Chorus I, Booster Club 1348 Ivydule Road' 5, W- A'Copella Choir 3,45 Girls' Xilinx? .llLLooc'l:,c'Lelf:x:::'an3'gi l'3'4 Intramural Volleyball Champs Glee Club 1,25 Office Assist 3, Freshman Foafboll, 'Mm lg Varsity Basketball 4, Boost- gg 'gzogef Chfb H7134 rriural Activities l,2,3,11g Tum- ef C'Ub '-134 Is blers l,2,3,4, Booster Club l,2,3,4 NOREEN GOOCH COSMETOLOGY ll4 Young Avenue, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Y-Teen 45 Booster Club I,2,3,4 LINDA GRADER DAMOND GRIFFIN BUSINESS MACHINES. WELDING 516 Melrose Place, N. E. 504 Rowland Avenue, N. E, Y-Teen l,2,4, Booster Club 2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 NORMA HAHN COSMETOLOGY 3l25 Dewey Place, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2, Traian Leaders 3,4, Y-Teen l,2, Y- Teen Social Chairman 2, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sis- ters 2 LARRY HARTMAN MACHINE 2244 - 2I5I sheen, N. E. lntromurol Activities 2,3,4g Booster Club l,3 GORDON HARTSEL WELDING 1648 Rowland Avenue, N. E. Varsity Football Letterman 47 Reserve Football Letterman 2, 37 Freshman FootbaIl7 Fresh- man BasketbalI7 Intramural Activities 2,3,47 Varsity Wres- tling 1,2,37 Tumblers 27 Boost- er Club I,2,3,4 ANTHONY HOUSOS PRINTING 212 Monroe Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 2,3,47 Home Room Representative 47 Booster Club I,2,4 DAVID HARTWICK SHEET METAL 1630 Frederick Place, S. W. Varsity Football Letterman 47 Reserve Football Letterman 37 Intramural Activities 3,47 Home Room Representative 3 JAMES HAYES BUSINESS MACHINES 1916 Bollinger Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 37 Tum- blers 3,4 TYRONE HEADLEY PATTERN 1806 Ferndale Road, N. W. Mixed Chorus 1,27 Tumblers 1,2,37 Home Room Representa- tive 3,47 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 GEORGE HOUSOS JEANNE HOWELL JERRY HUDSON WELDING GENERAL ELECTRIC 1802 Grace Avenue, N. E. 1439 Scoville Avenue, S. W. 1813 Tuscarawas Street, West Varsity Football Letterman 2, Troian Leaders 37 Booster Club Intramural Activities 3,47 3,47 Freshman FootbaIl7 l,2,3,47 Big Sisters 2 Booster Club I,2,4 Freshman Basketball7 Home Room Representative 17 Intra- mural Activities 3,4 THOMAS JOHANNING MACHINE 2018 - 21st Street. N. E. Booster Club 3,4 LAURA JOHNSTON BUSINESS MACHINES 604 lawn Ave., N. W. Tyra: Typist 47 Mixed Chorus 17 Rockette 47 Home Room Representative 17 Y-Teen 1,47 Booster Club I,2,47 Audio Vis- ual Aides 1,2 JAMES KASLER ELECTRIC 2828 Richmond Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 3,47 Booster Club 3,4 MICHAEL KEANE AUTOMOBILE 2501 - 16th sneer, s. E. KAREN HESS DRESSMAKING 640 Garfield Avenue, S. W. A'CapelIo Choir 47 Girls' Glee Club 37 Home Room Repre- sentative 47 Y-Teen 47 Booster Club 3,4 RICHARD JENKINS PRINTING 2928 Helen Street, N. W. Intramural Activities 2,3,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 2 JULIA KEEFE COSMETOLOGY 1942 Fourth Street, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 27 Y-Teen 27 Booster Club I,2,3,4 BERNARD KENDRICK DRAFTING 1651 Shriver Avenue, N. E. A'CapeIIa Choir 35 Timken- aires 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Tumblers 1,2,3,45 Tumblers President 45 Home Room Rep' resentative lp Student Senate 45 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Booster Club Vice President 4 MARTHA KIRKBRIDE COSMETOLOGY Joss - mn sneer, s. w. Rocketto 13,45 Yeleen 1,25 Office Assistant 25 Booster Club 1,25 Big Sisters 2 SENIORS JOSEPH KENDRO RETAILING 411 Crestmont Avenue, S. E. Mixed Chorus lg lntramural Activities 35 D.E.C.A, Host 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JEROME KISHA RETAILING 1350 Market Avenue, South Intramural Activities 2,35 D. E.C.A. Treasurer 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 DELMAS KENNEDY MACHINE 1219 St. Elmo Avenue, N. E. Home Room Representative 2 JUDY KLEVER GENERAL 1832 Fourth Street, S. E. Booster Club l,2,3,45 Big Sis- ters 2 av. NANCY KIMBLE COSMETOLOGY 2408 Navarre Road, S. W, Rockette 2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Office Assistant 25 Booster Club 1,25 Big Sisters 2 CAROL KLINK SECRETARIAL 1547 Clarendon Ave., S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 15 Home Room Repre- sentative lp Office Assistant 25 Booster Club 1,2,45 Big Sisters 2 DONNA KING SECRETARIAL 3535 Birchdale Road, N. W. Tyro: Editorial Staff 4, Busi- ness Staff 3,45 Band lg Or- chestra lg Blue Team Reserve 35 Troian Leaders 3,45 Troian Leaders Historian 45 Office Assistant 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 4 JULIA KOURY BUSINESS MACHINES 315 Cornelia Avenue, N. E, Booster Club 3,45 Big Sisters 2 A-M-s.,......,.W ..,, MN.. 4 MA, DOROTHY KRESS COSMETOLOGY 909 Third Street, S, W. Y-Teen 4, library Stall As- sistant l,2, Booster Club 2,3,4 MARY LANTZ COSMETOLOGY 1018 Cleveland Avenue, South Mixed Chorus 2, Rockette 2, 3,4, Booster Club I,2,3,4 JOSEPH LEE PRINTING 311 Schwalm Avenue, N. E. Intramural Basketball 3,4, ln- tromural Volleyball 3,4, Booster Club 3,4 NICK KUFTA PATTERN 2251 . 13th Street, N. E. Booster Club 4 MARIE LAWSON COSMETOLOGY 4200 eighth sims, N. w. Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Mixed Chorus 1, Booster Club 2,3,4, Audio-Visual Aides 2 ROBERT KUHL BUSINESS MACHINES 3709 Fairmount Blvd., N. E. RONALD LAWVER ELECTRIC 2015 Bryan Avenue, S. W. Senior Class Treasurer, Tyro: Editor 4, Editorial Staft 2,3,4, Tivo, Editorial Staff 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Intramural Activities 2,3,4, Tumblers 2, Booster Club I,2,3,4, Senior Class Treasurer 4 PATRICIA KULICH SECRETARIAL 1948 Bentley Place, N. E. Junior Class Vice President, Gold Team Reserve 3, Troian leaders 3,4, Troian Leaders Secretary 4, Varsity Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Home Roam Representative 2, Y-Teen 1,2, 3, Booster Club I,2,3,4, Booster Club Treasurer 4, Big Sisters 2, Blue Team Varsity 4, Football Queen 4 DONALD LAZAR RETAILING 325 Cornelia Avenue, N. E. Mixed Chorus I, Intramural Activities 2,3,4, Home Room Representative 3, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club I,2,3,4 JOSEPH LEE, JR. MACHINE 1225 Lippert Road, N, E. Varsity Baseball Letterman 2, 3,4, Varsity Football Letter- man 3,4, Varsity Basketball Letterman 4, Reserve Football Letterman 2, Reserve Basket- ball Letterman 2, Freshman Basketball, Home Room Rep- resentative 2, Mixed Chorus I SUSAN LEIDTKE SECRETARIAL 1727 Tuscarawas Street, East Y-Teen 1,2,3,4, Office As- sistant 4, Baoster Club 2,3,4 ROSE LELAKUS SECRETARIAL 1641 Clark Avenue, S. W. A'Cupel1a Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Tumblers 2,3,4, Rockette 4, Guide Service Club 2,3,4, Y-Teen 2,4, Boost- er Club I,2,4, Big Sisters 2 ALEX LAIRD AUTOMOBILE 708 Tuscarawas Street, East 'gumblers 1, Varsity Wrestling RONALD LAZAR RETAILING 325 Cornelia Avenue, N. E. Mixed Chorus 1, Intramural Activities I,2,3,4, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club I,2,4 iv 1 CARL LEONARD COMMERCIAL ART 826 - 19th Street, S. W. Tivo, Editorial Stall 4, Boost er Club 4 DAVID LEWIS ELECTRIC 3905 Mahoning Road, N. E. Freshman Football5 Intramural Activities 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,3,4 BARBARA LUTHER BUSINESS MACHINES 1239 Park Avenue, S. W. Booster Club 4 5- STANLEY LINK JOSEPH LOMBARDI AUTOMOBILE MACHINE 1216 Oxford Avenue, N. W. Home Room Representative 4 BOB MACHEFSKI PRINTING 719 Sherlock Place, N. E. Intramural Basketball Champs 815 Crestmont Avenue, S. E. Intramural Activities 2,3,45 Booster Club l,2,3,4 ANN MALLOY cosmsroroov 2100 Harmount Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 25 Y-Teen 2, 25 Intramural Volleyball 45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Big Champs 3 Sisters 2 SAUNDRA LOMBARDI COSMETOLOGY 2120 Tuscarawas Street, East Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Guide Service Club 1,25 Y-Teen 45 Booster Club 1,3,45 Big Sisters 2 RICHARD MANCINI RETAILING 418 Gobel Avenue, S. E. Mixed Chorus 15 Intramural Activities 3,45 Varsity Wres- tling 35 D.E.C.A. 45 Booster Club 2 3 SHARON LOUGHRY BUSINESS MACHINES 405 Wallace Avenue, S. E. Mixed Chorus 15 library Staff Assistant 35 Booster Club 45 Big Sisters 2 NANCY MANN ACCOUNTING 3303 - 29th Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Band 2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,45 Library Staff Assistant 2,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer's Assistants 3,4 DONNA MARCANTHONY BUSINESS MACHINES 2826 Blair Place, S. W. A'Capella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Timkenaires 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Troion Leaders 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,45 Big Sister 2 CHARLES MARCELLI ELECTRIC 1732 Fifth Street, S. E. Tyra: Editorial Staff 4, Busi- ness Staff 45 Varsity Football Letterman 3,45 Varsity Basket- ball Letterman 3,45 Varsity Track Letterman 3,45 Reserve Football Letterman 25 Reserve Basketball Letterman 25 Fresh- man Football5 Freshman Bas- ketbalI5 Intramural Activities l,2,3,45 Home Room Repre- sentative 25 Student Senate 45 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Booster Club President 4 JOE MARMON WELDING 923 Sixth Street, N. E. Varsity Football Letterman 3, 45 Reserve Football Letterman 25 Freshman Footboll5 Intra- mural Activities, 2,3,45 Tum- blers 25 Varsity Wrestling 2 LEONARD MATZ DRAFTING 330 Gobel Avenue, N. E. Tyro: Editorial Staff 45 Intro- mural Activities 2,35 Stage Crew 25 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 BRENDA MAYLE SECRETARIAL 2911 Gilbert Avenue, N. E. Traian leaders 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,45 Big Sisters 2 Last row corner. One-Iwo-three-cha-cha-cha , . . R-e-all-y? BOB MCCARTNEY MACHINE iaoo Bellflower Ave., s. w. Intramural Basketball Champs 3, Booster Club I,2,3,4 KEN MCHENRY WELDING 521 Fourth Street, 5, W. Freshman Football MERRILYN MCFARLANE BUSINESS MACHINES llll Clarendon Ave., S. W. Girls' Olee Club 2, Mixed Chorus I, Y-Teen I, Office Assistant 3,4, Booster Club I, 2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 JIM MCCULLERS AUTOMOBILE 808 Broxham Court, S. E. Hi-Y 2, Hi-Y Sergeant of Arms 2, Wrestling 2,3 wfvvnroassw- '1 SENIORS GARY McKEE DRAFTING H38 Piedmont Avenue-, N, E. Reserve Football letteimon 3, Freshman Basketball, Intra- mural Activities 2,3,A, Home Room Representative 2,3, Stu dent Senate 4, Booster Club I, 2,3,4, Junior Class President BRENDA MCMILLEN ACCOUNTING H34 Tuscarawas Street, West A'Copello Choir A, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, YfTeen Social Chair- rrran 4, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 ill 'wud 'C' TOM MCPHERSON SHIRLEY MEFFIE BARBARA MEMMER GENERAL SECRETARIAL SECRETARIAL l6l5 Royal Avenue, N. E. l024 Eighth Street, S. E. 2510 Maplecrest Ave., N. W. Mixed Chorus 2, Booster Club Tyro: Typist 4, Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club 3, Tumblers l,2 l, Y-Teen 4, Booster Club 3, I, Rockette 2,3g Y-Teen l,2, 4, Big Sisters 2 Ollice Assistant 2, Booster' Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 TP KENNETH MERCIER ELECTRIC M26 Roslyn Avenue, S. W. Staqe Crew l, Booster Club l,2 Mass Production SENIORS DAVE MERRIMAN ELECTRIC 206 Park Avenue, N. W. Guide Service Club l,2,3,4, Stage Crew 3, Booster Club l,2,3,4 RICHARD MIKES ELECTRIC 206 Hartford Avenue, S. E. Sophomore Class President 2, Tyro: Editorial Staff 4, Busi- ness Stoff 4, Varsity Football Letterman 2,3,4, Varsity Bas- ketball Letterman 2,3,4, Var- sity Track Letterman 3,4, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Intramural Activi- ties l,2,3,4, Home Room Rep- resentative 2,4, Student Sen- ate 2,3,4, Student Senate Vice President 3, Student Sen- ate President 4, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Senior Class President DAVID MILLER EUGENE MILLER DRAFTING MACHINE 3812 Sixth Street, S. W. 2l5l Second Street, S. E. Intramural Volleyball Champs Home Room Representative 4, 3, Booster Club l,2,3,4 Stage Crew I, Booster Club l,2,3,4 NANCY MILLER ACCOUNTING 199 Wertz Avenue, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 4, Y-Teen I,2,3,4, Office Assistant l,2, 3, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 RICHARD MONASTERIO III RETAILING i646 Cherry Avenue, N. E. Intramural Activities 2,3,4, Home Room Representative 4, D.E.C.A. 4, D.E.C.A. Vice President 4, Booster Club 2, 3,4 LEONARD MILLER DRAFTING 3915 Sixth Street, S, W. Tyra: Editorial Staff 4, Busi- ness Staff 2,3,4, Varsity Foot- ball Letterman 3,4, Reserve Football Letterman 2, Intra- mural Activities I,2,3,4, Tume blers 2, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Freshman Football, Quill 8- Scrall 4 JAMES MOODY TERRY MOORE MARLEEN MORRO PRINTING SHEET METAL COSMETOLOGY 2035 Penn Place, N. E. 2502 Harrisburg Road., N. E. 4020 - 30th Street, N. E. Home Room Representative 2, Booster Club I,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2, Booster Booster Club l,2 Club I RICHARD MOSS WELDING 3421 - 17th Street, S. W. Visual Education Aides 1 JOHN NAMCIU DRAFTING 1508 28th St. N. W. Varsity Basketball Letterman l,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball Champs 35 Booster Club l,2, 3,45 Home Room Representa- tive 2 SUSAN MOWRY SECRETARIAL 2510 Tenth Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 35 Troian Leaders 3,45 Rockette 1,25 Y- Teen 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3, 45 Big Sisters 2 JOHN NEIBECK AUTOMOBILE 1600 Hammond Ave., S. W. Mixed Chorus 15 Booster Club l,3,4 PAUL MYDOCK RETAILING 1811 Grace Avenue, N. E. A'CapeIIa Choir 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 D.E.C.A. 45 Boost- er Club 1,2,3,4 RAMON NERO ELECTRIC 2142 Fifth Street, N. E. Varsity Track Letterman 35 ln- tramural Basketball 3,45 ln- tramural Volleyball 3,45 Home Room Representative 3,45 Booster Club 2,3,4 MARJORIE MYERS ACCOUNTING 1548 Lakeside Avenue, N. W. A'CapeIIa Choir 3,4, A'CapeI- la Choir Vice President 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Tim- kenaires 3,45 Tumblers 15 Tro- ian Leaders 3,45 Rockette 1,25 Home Room Representative 1, 25 Y-Teen 3,45 Library Stott Assistant 45 Booster Club 1,2, 3,45 Big Sisters 2 JO NEUMAN ACCOUNTING 2054 Fifth sneer, 5. E. Rockette 3,45 Y-Teen 1,3,45 Library Stuff Assistant 1,25 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Big Sis- ters 2 SANDRA MYERS GENERAL afm sam- sum, s. w. Band l,2,3,45 Booster Club l, 2,3,45 Y-Teen 4 LOIS NEWBY GENERAL 801 Eighth Street, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Blue Team Reserve 35 Tumblers 1,25 Maiorette 45 Roclcette 1,2,35 Y-Teen Vice President 15 Big Sisters 2 IRENE NICHOLSON KAREN NOVAK ACCOUNTING RETAILING 303 Donald Place, S. W. 1807 Fourth Street, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 35 Mixed A-Capella Choh 34: Mixed Chorus 1,25 Tumblers 1,25 Y- Chorus 2: DAE'C'A. 4: Boone, Teen 1,25 Booster Club l,2,3, Club 3 4 45 Big Sisters 2 JOHN NUSKE MACHINE 2716 Maywood Place, S. W. Freshman FoatbaIl5 Freshman BasketboIl5 Intramural Activi- ties 2,3,45 Booster Club 2 JANICE OBERSTER SECRETARIAL 352 Hamilton Avenue, N. E. Junior Class Treasurer5 Gold Team Varsity 35 Troian lead- ers 3,45 Guide Service Club 45 Library Staff Assistant 1,2, 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 ROBERT OKEY ELECTRIC 1338 Ivydale Avenue, 5. W. Tyro: Photographer 2,3,45 Var- sity Baseball Letterman 35 ln- tramural Activities 3,45 Boost- er Club l,2,3,45 Visual Educa- tion Aides 25 Quill and Scroll 4 Yeast S T00 is yeast and coke is cakc. ENIORS JEAN ORLANDO ACCOUNTING H725 Tuscarawas Street, East Freshman Class Vice President5 Girls' Glee Club I5 Troian Leaders 3,45 Varsity Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Home Room Rep- resentative 3: Student Senate Ig Y-Teen 2,3,45 Office As- sistant 2,35 Booster Club l,2, 3,4 Honest, .IANETTE ORR SECRETARIAL 810 Clover Court, N. W. Tyra: Editorial Staff 3,45 Gold Team Reserve 35 Troian Lead- ers 3,45 Rockette l,25 Library Staff Assistant 25 Booster Club 3,45 Booster Club Secretary 45 Big Sisters 25 Blue Team Var- sity 45 Maiorette 3,45 Queen AItendont5 Quill and Scroll 4 ,Q DAVID PERRY MACHINE 1823 Ninth sneer, N. E. Varsity Football Letterman 45 Varsity Basketball Letterman 3,45 Reserve Football Letter- man 2,35 Reserve Basketball Letterman 25 Freshman Basket ball Ig Booster Club 1,2 NANCY PETRAROLI COSMETOLOGY 528 Girard Avenue, S, E. Home Room Representative 35 Booster Club l,2,3,4 seg-, s,,,,:, ,515 it I paid my movie dues. CHARLOTTE OWENS TEA ROOM 370 Freedom Avenue, N. E. Mixed Chorus 1,25 Booster Club I 2,45 Big Sisters 2,35 Visual Aid 45 Y-Teen I RAY PETREE WELDING I727 Fourth Street, N, E, Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4 ti DIANE PACKER SECRETARIAL 4l6 Bellflower Avenue, N. W, Senior Class Secretary5 Soph- omore Class Secretory5 Tyra: Editorial Staff 45 Business Staff 2,3,45 A'Caaella Choir 3,45 A'Capella Choir Secre- tary 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Timkenaires 45 Sextet 25 Tro- ion leaders 3,45 Home Room Representative 2,45 Y-Teen l, 2,45 Library Staff Assistant I, 25 Booster Club l,2,45 Big Sis- ters 25 Student Senate 2,3,45 Student Senate Vice President 45 Quill and Scroll 4 GEORGIA PETRISOR ACCOUNTING 750 Belden Avenue, N, E. A'CapeIIa Choir 45 Timken- aires 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Dance Bind l,2 3,45 Major- ette 45 Rockette l,2,35 Office Assistant 3,45 Booster Club l,3,45 Big Sisters 25 Queen Attendant 4 Hyatt VICTOR PAVONA, JR. RETAILING 3030 - I7tti Street, N. W. Varsity Baseball Letterman 2, 3 45 Intramural Activities 2,3, 45 D.E.C.A. 45 D,E,C.A. Pres- ident 45 Booster Club l,2,3,4 HARRY PHILIPPI AUTOMOBILE 2201 . zoih street, N, E. Band I5 Home Room Repre- sentative 4 w EUGENE PICONE MACHNE NICK POPA 1546 Bedford Avenue, 5. w. MACHINE SHOP Intramural Activities lg Boost- l709 Second Slleel' N' E' er Club 1,2,4 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JUDITH PRITZA JOSEPH PUCCI SECRETARIAI. MACHINE 1736 Roosevelt Avenue, N, E. 1001 Warner Road, S. E. Guide Service Club 25 Y-Teen Varsity Basketball Letterman 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,A5 3,45 Reserve Basketball Letter- Big Sisters 2 man 25 Booster Club 2,3 DONALD REIGHER AUTOMOBILE 1637 Dueber Avenue, S, W. Home Room Representative Hi-Y Ig Booster Club 4 4: CAROL REINHART COMMERCIAL ART 3069 Fulton Road, N. W. Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 Rock- ette 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Y- Teen Vice President 35 Y-Teen President Ap Office Assistant I,2,3,45 Booster Club I,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 JOHN POPICK WELDING 2322 Daleford Avenue, N. E. Booster Club 1,2,3,4 JUDITH PURNEY DRESSMAKING 2208 - 11th Street, S. W. A'CapeIla Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Girls' Chorus Ig Booster Club 1,2,-4, Big Sis' ters 2 PATRICIA POWERS SECRETARIAL 702 - Ilth Street, N. W. Mixed Chorus 1 EDITH RAMUNO SECRETARIAL 3527 Birchdale Road, N. W. A'CapelIa Choir 3,45 A'Co- pello Choir President 45 Tim, kenaires lg Dance Band 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Library Stall As- sistant 1,2,3.45 Booster Club I,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 ELEANORA RICH SECRETARIAL 2111 Penn Place, N. E. Tryo1 Typist 45 Home Room Representative 25 Booster Club 1,45 Big Sisters 2 NEIL RICHARDS PRINTING 2236 Eighth Street, N. W. A'Capella Choir 45 Tirnlren- sires 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Freshman Football5 Intramural Basketball Champs 35 Wres- tling 3, Booster Club 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA PRINCE SECRETARIAL 412 sinh sum, s. w. Mixed Chorus Ip Yroian lead- ers 35 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 JOHN RATLIFF, JR. AUTOMOBILE 713 Saylor Place, S. W. Home Room Representative 1, 2,35 Booster Club l,2,4 MARCIA RICHARDSON SECRETARIAL 1024 Linwood Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Y-Teen 1,25 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 WILLIAM RIFFLE ACCOUNTING 2600 Avalon Avenue, N. E. A'Capella Choir 35 Freshman Basketball, Intramural Activi- ties l,2,3,45 Booster Club 2, 3,4 SHIRLEY ROUSH SECRETARIAL zzoo . mr, sheer, N, E. Girls' Glee Club 25 Guide Service Club 2,35 Y-Teen A5 Booster Club, 1,2,3,45 Big Sis- ters 2 SENIORS Bombs awoyll CHARLENE RINALDI GENERAL 1374 Pork Avenue, S. W. A'Capella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Y-Teen Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Big Sis- ters 25 Guide Service Club 2,3 l,2,3,4: WALTER RUBLE SHEET METAL 1224 Barton Place, N, E. Intramural Activities 3,45 Home Room Representative 45 Booster Club l,2,3,4 DONALD RINEHART DRAFTING 3008 Navarre Road, S. W. Booster Club 2,3,4 CHARLES RUSSELL BUSINESS MACHINES 1119 Ardmore Avenue, S. W. Tyro: Photographer 3,45 Tivo: Photographer 3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Visual Education Aides l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 4 AUDREY ROSE SECRETARlAL 2009 Tuscarawas Street, East Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Tum- blers Qy Library Staff Assistant 25 Ottice Assistant 3,45 Boost- er Club 1,2,4 JOHN SACCUCCI SHEET METAL 2619 Ellis Avenue, N. E. Varsity Football Letterman 35 Reserve Football Letterman 25 Intramural Activities 2,3,45 Home Room Representative l, 25 Booster Club 1,2,4 DAN ROTAR MACHINE 1427 - 23d sneer, N. w. Home Room Representative 3 Booster Club 4 LESTER SALEWSKY MACHINE 1515 Sandwith Avenue, S. W. Booster Club 2,3,4 JUANITA SALVODORE COMMERCIAL ART 2817 Tenth Street, N. W. Mixed Girls' Glee Club 45 Chorus 1,25 Home Room Rep- resentative 35 Y-Teen Program l.2,3,4: Chairman 45 Y-Teen Booster Club 1,2,3,4 SUSAN SCOTT SECRETARIAL 1345 lvydale Road, S. W. A'Capella Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Timkenaires 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Booster Club 1,3,45 Big Sisters 2 JOAN SHUBERT SECRETARIAL 2225 Sandwith Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 25 Guide Service Club 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 1 I DONALD SANFORD COMMERCIAL ART 914 Dartmouth Avenue, S. W. Tyra: Business Staff 25 Boost- B'--C.- er Club 1,2,3,4 BETTY SEES BUSINESS MACHINES 1012 Delano Avenue, S. W. Guide Service Club 25 Boost- er Club 2,3,4 PATRICIA RETAILING 1620 Market Avenue, South Girls' Glee Club 25 D.E.C.A. 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4 SCHEURER ROBERT SEICH ACCOUNTING 1385 Vine Avenue, S. W. Booster Club 1,2,3,4 WILLIAM SCHILLER ELECTRIC 3827 Sixth Street, S. W. Varsity Track I5 Intramural Activities 35 Booster Club 1, 2,3,4 RUTHANNE SERGI SECRETARIAL 2619 Indiana Way, N. E. Tyro: Editorial Staff 3,45 A'- Caoella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Rockette 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,25 Big Sisters 25 Quill and Scroll em---P W ROSEMARY SINAY ACCOUNTING 1655 Stark Avenue, S. W. A'CapeI1a Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Rockette 45 Guide Service Club 25 Y-Teen 2,45 Library Staff Assistant 45 Booster Club 1,2,45 Big Sis- ters 2 CAROLYN SINGHAUS COSMETOLOGY 2917 Kirby Avenue, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Booster Club 1,2, 3,4 EDWARD SIVY ACCOUNTING 1610 Stark Avenue, S. W. Varsity Baseball Letterman 3, 45 Varsity Football Letterman 45 Intramural Activities 2,3,4 TSB! JUDITH SCOTT BUSINESS MACHINES 617 Broad Avenue, N. W. A'CapeIIa Chair 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Timlrenaires 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Rockette 3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Y-Teen Secre- tary 45 Booster Club 'l,2,3,45 Big Sisters 2 PHYLLIS SHAFFER COSMETOIOGY 2331 Indiana Way, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Mixed Chorus 15 Y-Teen 1,2,45 Boost- er Club 1,2,3,4 ROBERT SKROPITS PRINTING 2433 - 22d semi, N. E. Mixed Chorus 15 Intramural Basketball Champs 25 Visual Education Aides 1,2,3,4 4 BARBARA SLAYMAN RETAILING 1512 Pork Avenue, S. W. Girls' Glee Club 2, Rockette 3,4, Y-Teen l,4, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club l,2,3,4 MARILYN SPEAR RETAILING 2706 Doleford Avenue, N, E. Mixed Chorus I, Guide Ser- vice Club 2, Y-Teen 2,3,4, Assistant to School Nurse 3, D.E.C.A. 4, Booster Club 2,3, 4, Audio Visual Aides I JUDI SMITH ACCOUNTING 118 Hartford Avenue, N. E. Y-Teen 2, Booster Club 2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 SOPHIE SPILIOS DRESSMAKING 1612 Downing Court, N. E, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Gold Team Reserve 3, Troian Lead- ers 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Blue Team Cheerleader 2, Rockette l,2,3, Y-Teen l,2, 3,4, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Gold Team Varsity 4 MEREDITH SMITH RETAILING 2226 Ninth Street, N, W. Mixed Chorus I, Y-Teen 1,2 Y-Teen Publicity Chairman 2 Library Staff Assistant 2,3,4Q Booster Club I,2,3,4 ROGER STAGE RETAILING 1847 - 25th Street, N. E. Intramural Activities 3,4 o.E.c.A. 4, sooner Club 2,3f 4 RAY SMITH, JR. AUTOMOBILE 1928 Eighth Street, N. E. RONALD STANG MACHINE 222 Warner Road, S. E. Intramural Basketball Champs 3, Booster Club 3,4 DON SNYDER ELECTRIC 1209 - 13th Street, N. W. Intramural Volleyball 3, Booster Club 3,4 .IIM STEVENS ELECTRIC 1804 Seventh Street, N. W. Booster Club 4 LEON STITT SHEET METAL 814 Arlington Avenue, N. W. Intramural Activities 3,4, Booster Club 3,4 CHARLES STOLL MACHINE 2663 Cleveland Avenue, North Tyro: Editorial Staff 2, Fresh- man Football, Football Man- ager 2,3,4, Intramural Activi- ties 2,3,4, Tennis 2, Booster Club l,2,3,4 B. STREDNICKY CARL STRINGFIELD WANDA SWIGER COSMETOLOGY MACHINE BUSINESS MACHINES 1633 Hammond Ave., S. W. 1107 Cleveland Ave., S. W. 916 Highland Road, N. E. Y-Teen 4, Booster Club I Intramural Activities 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Rockette Booster Club 1,2,3 3,4, Guide Service Club 2,3, 4, Y-Teen 2,3,4, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 'e Tall trees. Shucks! Continued next issue. JOHN TEIXEIRA ANTHONY PAMALU TODD WELDING BUSINESS MACHINES 953 Mahoning Road, N, E. MACHINE 1802 Royal Avenue, N. E. B t CI b 1,2,3,4, V' I f - - A'C Il CI1' 4, G' I ' GI Egliiimftgon Aides 1,2,3,4 'Sue ZVZ6 WInfIeId way' N' EA CluI.?pe2go Y-Iaeien 4,Ir Bonsai BOONE' Club 571314 Club 3,4, Bag sisters 2 Watch the birdicl WILLIAM TOMASECK ACCOUNTING 1245 Third sneer, s. E, SENIORS MICHAEL TOMEY RETAILING 2305 Tuscarawas Street, East Band I,2,3,4p Dance Band fl, Booster Club 1,4 JANET TRIPP DRESSMAKING 3203 Cleveland Ave., S. W. A'CapeIla Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 35 Tumblers 2,3,4, Ma' iorette 3,4, Rockette 2, Y, Teen 2, Booster Club 2,3,4 LAURA TRUDEAU SECRETARIAL 1227 Troy Place, N. W. Guide Service Club 2,3,4, Y- Teen 2,45 Booster Club 1,3,4, Big Sisters 2, Office Assistant 4 PAT VANSICKEL COSMETOLOGY 2109 - 12th Street, S. W. Mixed Chorus 1, Troian Lead- ers 3,4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 MIKE VESELY DRAFTING 1418 Henry Avenue, S. W, Intramural Volleyball Champs 3, Booster Club 2,3,A C279 sv FRANCES VITALE BUSINESS MACHINES 1613 Henry Avenue, S. W. A'CapeIla Choir 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Y-Teen 3,4, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Big Sis- ters 2 ,I 1,-sr. 9 106 Lemon Sisters. SEN IORS IVAN VODOPICH AUTOMOBILE l54l - lbth Street, N, E. Home Room Representative 3, Booster Club l Quick! What's the answer to 3? l told him not to touch that IOOO-volt battery. MIKE VOGLEY DRAFTING IIYO Grandview Ave., S. W. Reserve Football Letterman 2, Freshman Football, Intramural Activities 2,3,4, Booster Club l,2,3,4 .iff CECELIA WARRICK TEA ROOM 2306 Third Street, S. E. Home Room Representative Guide Service Club 2,3,4, As sistant to School Nurse Booster Cluh l,2, Big Sisters VQYHQ-or TODD WAY DRAFTING l309 Lawrence Road, N. E, Intramural Basketball Champs 2, Booster Club A RONALD RODNEY WALTER AUTOMOBILE WELDING 520 Gobel Avenue, S. E, 3715 Fairmount Boulevard Varsity Football Letterman, Freshman Football, Intramural Activities 3,4 is mf wr MARY WEAVER SECRETARIAL l382 lvvdale Avenue, S. W, A'CopelIa Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Booster Club l,2,3,4, Y-Teen l,2,3,4 Freshman Basketball JAMES MACHINE 2407 - l6t Guide Serv WENDLING h Street, N. E. ice Club 1,2 JON WARREN PRINTING l709 Regal Avenue, N. L Intramural Activities 2,3,4, Home Room Representative 3, Booster Club l,2,3,A 5 . LINDA WEST GENERAL 1301 Navarre Road, 5. w, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Home Room Representative 3, Guide Service Club 2,1 Booster Club l,35 Big Sisters 2 The Lineup, SHIRLEY WITMER cosmsrolocv 902 Hartford Avenue, S. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Home Room Representative 4, Y' Teen l,2,3,4g Library Staff Assistant lg Booster Club l,2, 3,45 Big Sisters 2 ROBERT YOUNG PRINTING 303 Roslyn Avenue, N, W, Intramural Activities 2,3p Booster Club l,2,3,4 BARBARA YAKUNICH BUSINESS MACHINES l436 Hilcher Avenue, N. E. A'CapelIa Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club l,2, Library Staff Assistant 3, Booster Club l,2, 3,4g Big Sisters 2 BENJAMIN ZAMPINO AUTOMOBILE 319 Cornelia Avenue, N. E. Tivo: Editorial Staff I,2g Var- sity Track Letterman l, Re- serve Basketball Letterman 2, Freshman Football I, Intra- mural Activities 2 Have JUDY YEREM SECRETARIAL IO62 Mahoning Road, N. E. Tyro: Business Staff 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2, Troian Leaders 3,45 Guide Service Club 2,3. 4, Y-Teen lg Library Staff As- sistant l,2, Booster Club l,2, 3,4g Big Sisters 2 ANDY ZAVODA MACHINE 24l9 Third Street, N. E, Intramural Activities 2,f!,4, Home Room Representative 2, Booster Club I,2,3,4 you taken my picture yet? NANCY YOUNG ACCOUNTING IOOQ Seventh Street, N. E. Home Room Representative 4, Office Assistant 2: Booster Club l,2,3,4, Big Sisters 2 GERALDINE ZUGSBERGER BUSINESS MACHINES 814 Fourth Street, N. E. Girls' Glee Club 2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2, Home Room Rep resentative 2, Booster Club l, 2,3,4g Big Sisters 2 wx K ,Ski :LW If , A A A Aanderud, Robert Abott, James Adams, William Agnes, Vicki Allen, Carol Amato, Ronald Angelantoni, Rita Anstead, Harold Archer, Richard Arnold, Joann Aventino, Patricia Babb, Larry Bair, Robert Baker, Carol Balaski, Barbara Ballas, Constance Banta, Bob , Barlow, Kenneth , Barnhart, Mariean Barnhart, Shirley ' . -,V,.,,, Bartolet, Janet Battista, Kathleen Berring, Timothy '75 Best, Carol Bestic, Richard Birone, Anthony Boldon, Walter A V X Bossart, Joseph 'K 1 W A Bowers, Dana l I Bowling, Betty - t 1 Boylan, Carol , 1-. Brant, James Brewer, Robert w V Brott, Rodney Brown, Barbara Brown, Linda Brown, Rolland Brumbaugh, Charles Brumma, Barbara Bryan, Roberta D! ,J y , Cn- --Y 1 11, 4. B 'S' ,ff N53 tiff XFN 515 f 1 an . J 'l', 'K'-:fl W -f new - , Q? ' .6 JUNIORS Buchanan, Virginia Buker, Susan Burner, Lowell Byrd, Lou Ann Campbell, Kathleen Canter, James Carbenia, Kathryn Carroll, David Casar, Kathy Childers, Beverly Cherillo, Louis Clevinger, Garry Clark, Rhoda Jean Cochrane, Nancy Collins, James Compton, Richard Conley, Earl Conley, Nick Conaway, Lawrence Concatto, Drennia Cook, Linda Cerrato, Jean Corsi, Tony Coss, Harold Coss, Linda Culp, Barbara Czekansky, Edward Daverio, Jim Davidson, Patricia Davis, Carol Decker, Dick Decker, Ronald Demchak, Janet DePasquale, Al DePree, Barbara DeStephan, Joanne Dierdorf, Dale DiMarzio, Mary Dimichael, Jean Dixon, Charlotte Domczak, Maria Donatini, Loraine Drayton, William Drewery, Gerald Drury, Thomas Dryden, Dolores Earhart, Randall Eckroate, Marcia Eiler, Ronald Engle, Carol Engle, Elmer Erbland, Elaine Eshelman, Dave Evans, Joanne Failla, Roseann Fenwick, Carole Fidelholtz, Carol Fink, John Flanagan, Jim Fowler, Barbara Fowler, Donald Fowler, William France, Jerry Franklin, Joe Franlz, Linda Franzone, Joe Freetage, Ray Frulig, John Fry, Sharon Frye, Karen Gakat, Mary Anne Gamble, Robert Garcia, Delores Gaspar, Gary George, Larry Gier, Alena Glazier, Catherine Glew, Larry Gregory, Diane Gregory, John L JUNIORS Green, Pam Grier, Roger Griffith, David Groner, Larry Grubish, Bill Hane, Richard Hastings, Darlene Heaston, Robert Heckman, Barbara Hetrick, Larry Hill, William Hilscher, lla Hogue, Dennis Horger, Sandra Horton, Carol Howell, Patricia Hudas, Joanne Hudas, Linda Humphrey, Frank Jagodnik, Marie Johanning, Jeanne Johnson, lrene Jones, Pauline Karcher, Robert Katusin, Jim Keener, Sandra Keim, Myrna Keinath, Mary Kelly, Donna Kerns, Barbara Keyes, Janet Kibler, William Kirby, Jo Klintworth, Letha Kolleth, Frank Kopan, Karen Koskovich, Mary Kovac, Coleman Kraus, Ralph Kress, Richard Kubicka, Donna Kutz, Virginia Lago, Carmen Lane, Linda Lanka, Judy LaRocco, Charlotte Lasure, Shirley Latta, Betty Leasure, Alan Lee, Betty Jane Lewers, Ronald Lightfritz, John Lilley, Judy Lilly, John Little, Vince Lockwich, Richard Lombardi, Rochelle Lung, Russell Lutz, Judy Lutzko, Regan Lynch, Olden Macki, Jerry Maddern, Donald Maddrell, Charles Maddrell, William Maksim, Robert Marshall, Sandra Mason, Linda Martin, Fred May, Linda Mazak, Marsha McCallin, Thomas McCauley, Russell McCormick, Karren McKim, Dorothy McNeal, Ken McNeel, Robert McNeel, Sally Meacham, Garry Medley, James JUNIORS Medley, John Meister, Linda Merryman, Delores Metzger, Eugene Meyers, David Miller, Karen Miller, Melvin Miller, Sandra Milnes, George Minarik, Ronald Misch, Paul Moore, Lois Jean Morgan, Donna Morgan, Sue Morro, Mike Moss, Bennie Mucci, Frank Myers, Allan Naetzel, Mike Helaney, Mareena Newman, Linda Novak, Gail Oldroyd, Dan Owens, Carolyn Paar, Garry Pachmayer, John Palmer, Lynn Papadopoulos, Tina Pennell, Patricia Perduk, Andy Perez, Eloise Pesquero, Mary Peterson, Rodger Petrilli, Eugene Petrovich, Suzanne Pifer, Barbara Plaskett, Linda Popa, George Popa, John Powell, Richard Prete, Diane Price, Ann Pwarck, Jean Rad erchak, Larry Ravola, Kenny Redd, Thomas Redinger, Maynard Redwine, Janice Rex, Rosemary Rinaldi, Judi Roach, Ken Robinson, Ernest Rogers, David Rombach, Robert Ross, Charles Root, Michael Ryan, Thomas Salewsky, Donald Sankbell, Mariorie Savoy, Leeroy Scali, Rosemary Scarry, Patrick Schuring, Martin Schilling, Sandra Schneider, Renate Scott, Carol Scott, Charles Scott, Don Scrimo, Alfred Seefong, Karen Seeman, Tom Shafer, Helen Shaheen, Shafeeka Shannon, John Shearer, Linda Shoultys, Carolyn Sickafoose, Sandra Simpkins, Phyllis Slagle, Paul Small, Caroline in...- fb- 'Qwjl iff jx V5 P' C' QI J .I Smith, Charlene Smith, Larry Smith, Robert Smith, Ronald Soper, Larry Wood, Patricia Stebler, Thomas Steckman, John Steed, Charlotte Stickle, Patricia Stoll, Patricia Strypek, Judith Swain, Tim Tenaglia, Nick Thomas, Robert Thompson, Anthony Todd, Edward Trudeau, John Urda, Bruce Waggoner, Rollin Wagner, Ronald Walter, Kathy Warren, Jerry Watkins, Judith Watkins, Virginia Wayne, Nancy Weaver, Harold Wells, Roberta Whaley, Betty Williams, Karen Williams, Mary Willaman, Edith Wilson, Marjorie Witmer, Charles Worth, Dale Vagotis, Angie Vallos, Chris VanAlmen, Catherine Vaughn, Sandra Vega, Alicia Volzer, Rita Young, John Young, Kenneth Yount, Mary Lou Yuga, Marlana Zampino, Carole Zimmer, Bonnie Zinn, Cecelia Zino, Ann Zuroff, Annette JUNIORS Always something new to do. Cheering the team to victory. nl CLASS OFFICERS President Joe Concatto Vice President Judie Self Secretary Penny Aslanides Treasurer Pam Pappas PAM JUDIE JOE PENNY The members of the Sophomore Class proved themselves capable and willing and are ready to serve Timken Vocational High School as upperclassmen. Sophomores were well represented in all phases of athletics and extra-curricular activities. It is most assuredly a proud and loyal class that looked for and seized the best opportunities offered by Timken High School. CHAIRMAN SOPHO MORE ADVISERS MR. OANCEA Mr. Thomas Everett, Mrs. Cornelia Fitzpatrick, Mr. Karl Muster, Mrs. Hazel Hilty. Mr. Charles Kinnison. Abbott, Caroline Albright, Sandra Alfen, ton, David f All Andriatta, Ankrom, Maxine Antenucci, Roberta Anthony, Larry Augustine, Babb, Gary Bagueros, Anita Ba Bartolet, Don Battista, Elaine Battista, Nancy Becker, Sallie Bedell, Lin Beeson, John Amatangelo, Carol Linda A Aslanides, Penelope Theresa rcich, Julie Barnett, Glen Bechtold, Claudia dsey Don Bahm, Ronald V Bennett, Carol 7 Benson, Charles A Bentivegna, Joseph Bifolchi, Joseph Bird, Jack C i A Birone, Theresa QI: Blackburn, Jack Blaine, John Bracken, James -f hm Brown, Jayne 3 'g Brltzman, John ,tj 4 Brott, Neil Brown, Brum Buck, George Caley, Do Callen, Campbell, Sammy Lou Carpenter, Betty Lou Carr, Dea Carr, Gary Carrick, Kathleen Carter, Gilbert Brooks, Barbara V, ' N, X, ' Mike baugh, Bob Burkhardt, Carl nna Stanley Carpenter, Glen nna Casciani, Kathleen SOPHOMORES Casey, James Castro, Charles Chopanar, Charles Cice, Patricia Clary, Nancy Collins, Katherine Compton, Gloria Compton, Patricia Concatto, Joe Cook, Sandra Cottrill, Charles Coy, Sandy Cravener, James Creighton, Thomas Criss, Tony Crupe, Nancy Curry, Dale Cusack, Carol Dadisman, David Dalton, Shirley Daniska, Carol Daskkouitz, James Daugherty, Carol Daverio, John Dean, Sandra De Garmo, Earl Deyton, Timothy Dickinson, Joyce Dieringer, Cheryl Di Francisco, Ronnie Di Giacome, Pete Di Rocco, Larry Dobina, Annette Dodd, Robert Jr. Dolph, David Domczak, Irene Domin, Richard Dooner, Margaret D'Orazio, Tony Drew, Patty Duff, Ken Duncan, John Dunne, Robert Eberhort, Carol Echert, Wilber Echleberry, Arthur Eckman, Dienny Gorey, Edward Eisert, William Eneix, Larry Erbland, Julie Evans, Gregory Fallott, Jo Ann Farwick, Veronica Fernandez, Elaine Fletcher, John Fonte, Daniel Foraker, Harold Forte, Richard Fowler, Don Freday, Michael Fry, Dorothy Fulton, Edith Fumarole, Mike Ferry, Joseph Goff, Linda Garen, John Garner, Gary Gaspers, Charles Geisinger, Lester Gemmato, Paul German, Jim Ginnetti, Rose Marie Glew, Thomas Greku, Judith Grimes, Gary Gronow, Mariorie Grunz, Richard Guerriere, Nick Guest, Gary Guivieri, Thomas Gumes, June Hall, Clayton Hanna, Marlene Harmon, Patricia Harper, Arthur Helaney, Sharon Heyard, Bob Hilgert, Beverly Himes, Dorene Hinkle, Linda Hively, Jack Hixon, Tom Hommel, Allen Hoot, William Hoover, Terry House, Leona Huegel, Sara Hunter, Debora Huppert, Diane 'U I SOPHOMORES L ak 3 ,rt L Huppert, John Husarik, Jo Ann Huth, Wayne Iams, Stanley lson, Linda Jagodnik, Anne Janson, David Jeffers, Marlin Jenkins, Elizabeth Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Michael Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Terry Jones, Bob Kamp, James Karcher, Sandy Kasler, Sharon Kauffman, Tom Keller, Maureen Kendra, Ted Kerns, Nancy Kerstetter, Marshall Kessopulas, Martha Kimble, Pat Kimble, John King, Karen Kish, Frances Klotz, Charles Kosita, Catherine Kulesa, Antoinette Laughlin, Mike Leasure, Sandra Lee, Margaret Leidner, Oliver LeMunyon, Karen Leonard, Kay Leonatas, Spiros Lewers, Susan Lewis, Carol Lewis, William Little, William Locke, James Lowery, Lee Lukas, Julie Lynn, Vickie Machefski, Carol Macksyn, Gerald Malloy, Malcolm Maly, Camilla Manisc, Barbara Marks, Richard Marmon, Vince Martin, James Martino, Joan Mayle, Carol Mayle, Linda Mazzarella, Mary McCauley, Judy Medley, Paul Meffie, Mike Meyer, Carol Ann Meyers, Janice Miku, Dora Milano, Paul Miller, Donald Miller, Lorraine Miller, Marilyn Mills, Joyce Monick, Robert Morris, Carol Morrison, Tim Nader, Albert Nauman, Walter Nelisher, Ronald Nelson, Rickey Nero, Fred Nicholson, Dale Nicholson, Margaret Offenberger, Barbara Oldham, John Palmer, Bonny Palosi, Kenneth Pappas, Pamela Paprzycki, Leonard Parson, Brooks Pascu, Eva Passwaters, Bruce Passwaters, Frances Pastor, Mary Jane Paul, Victor Perry, Joann Pfalzgraf, Iris Poland, Barbara Polosky, George Pool, Wilma Popovich, Nick Price, Herb Pritt, Arthur Prosser, Tobie Pucci, Angeline X . H, , f ll ix' .N 24 SOPHOMORES . . . Quicci, Tim Quinn, Carol Redinger, Harry Reed, Sandra Reese, Harold Reichard, Barbara Rich, Linda Riley, Shelley Ritchey, Keith Rodgers, Kathy Rogers, Carol Root, Rosalie Rossetti, Carolyn Rowley, Richard Saliola, Jim Salvadore, Louise Santoff, Cheryl Santoff, George Sedon, Marylin Serry, Tom Selby, James Self, Judy Simonson, Marie Shackle, William Shane, Gerald Shankle, Maxine Sherman, Jean Shreve, Forrest Siemund, Lilly Simon, Kathy Simpson, Regis Sims, Nancy Shelley, Kenneth Skinner, Ralph Slagle, David Sperrou, Kathy Sponhour, Tom Sponseller, Dorothy Stepanovich, Cathy . f Stockburger, Miriam V viii! J iggtyftlluotffbb 'J 4 ' 'l Stout, Thomas Suffacool, Sally Sweany, Diann ,, f, ' Swegheimer, Dick ,jfyy L 4- .fig Taylor, Ernestine Thomas, Ernest Thompson, Jonas Todd, James Toth, Larry Townsend, Joyce Townsend, Mary Kay Travers, Pat Triplett, Patty Tucker, Mary Valasky, Edward Valle, Pat Valykeo, Louis Van Driss, Cheryl Vaughn, Robert Vaughn, Ruth Vicenti, John Vega, Norma Vogley, Mark Vulhert, Diane Wagner, Richard Wallow, Barbara Warner, David Watt, Thomas Wauffull, Jane Weaver, Carolyn Whalen, Nancy Whitehouse, Beverly Whitmer, Beverly Whilhelm, Ronald Willaman, Nancy Williams, Odessa Wirth, Margaret Witkowski, Anthony Witmer, Robert Workman, Harold Wright, Carol Yost, Bill Young, Chester Young, Christini Zakaski, Sharon Zugcic, Patricia L . Do we all get an A ? Geel Isnt he cute? BOB JOE STEVE CONNIE FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS The Freshman Class officers did a good iob of leading QFFICERS the Class' President ...,....... .,... B ob Small The members of the class have adapted themselves quickly to their life at Timken Vocational High School and are looking forward to three more years at Timken. Vice-President ..,,., Joe Souliere Secretary ......., ,,.....,. S teve Oana We are sure they will follow the Timken tradition and be- Treasurer ..,... ....., C onnie Calhoun come the efficient leaders as the graduating class of I963. FRESHMEN ADVISERS CHAIRMAN Mr. Karl Kamp, Miss Margaret Riesen, Miss Eva Sparrowgrove, Miss Marie Bachtel, Mr. Hurry Urwin. 126 Adam, James Adams, Marianne Adler, Valerie Ailing, Dwight Allen, Katherine Allison, Leroy Alvarez, Margaret Amstutz, Richard Arrendole, Paul Ashby, Norman Aventino, linda Bailey, Frank Baker, Grace Bandurka, Russell Bamby, Gary Barros, Richard Benz, Carol Bergen, Bonnie Birone, louise Bittner, Carl Blake, Francis Blake, Robert Blevins, Phyllis Block, Diana Bodner, Sandra Bole, Sue Bolender, Susan Bowe, Carol Bowers, Frederick Brannan, Bonnie Buggs, Danny Brill, Ronald Brown, larry Brown, William Bullough, Lawrence Burkhardt, John Burlingame, Gary Buuo, Marilyn Byrd, Paulette Calhoun, Connie Campbell, Gloria Carr, Donald Carrick, Edward Carter, Judy Chaltant, James Cilento, Donna Comanitz, Elizabeth Combs, Linda Concato, Robert Conley, Michael Cook, Cheryl Cook, Elsie Cordray, Nancy Corrin, Darryl Croston, David Curtis, James Dale, Patricia Dalton, Daniel Daniels, Altred Davidson, Rickie 5- i ' l iz Q., xl F1 FRESHMEN Davis, Wayne Decker, Douglas Dennis, Richard DiMarzio, James Donatini, Marie Donato, Charles Dorto, Sandra Dougherty, Sharon Drake, Wayne Drew, Mary Ann Dumot, Philip Eberhart, Pamela Eder, John Egger, Carolyn Eiler, Diane Eshelman, Judith Estenik, Joan Ann Everhart, Cheryl Everhart, Patricia Evers, Georgia Evey, Beverly Farelli, Joseph Ferguson, Robert Fete, Rodney Fildes, Maurice Fisher, Mary Agnes Fogle, Jean Forsythe, Dianne Fowler, Joyce Fowler, Robert Freed, Joyce Fritchley, Kenneth Galderisi, William Garrett, Darrel Gates, Jan Gibbs, Rebecca Giles, David Goebel, Richard Gooding, Louise Goodwill, Denzil Gradyan, Wanda Jean Granstaff, Richard Grau, Paul Gravius, Ronald Greku, Carol Greku, Patricia Grelzinger, Rebecca Griffith, Lynn Griggs, John Grimes, Gary Guenther, Diane Gulley, Chuck Hacha, Judith Hackathorn, Roger Hahn, Sharon Hall, Jerry Hanenkrat, William Harkness, Vernon Harmon, Richard Harper, Martin Hart, Patricia Hartwick, Nancy Hastings, Cynthia Hazlett, Cynthia Heiser, Terry Hentsch, Nancy Hess, Bonnie Hetrick, Joel High, Lawrence Hilson, Pamela Hixson, Sandy Houghton, Edwin Isla, Raymond Jackson, Gary James, Charles Jasianowski, Patricia Jester, Anne Johns, Cynthia Johnson, Jack Jones, Karen Justice, James Kager, Joe Karman, Trina Kay, Brian Keith, Patricia Keller, Pamela Kending, Robert Kendrick, James Kendzora, Gloria Keyes, Paul Kibler, Kenneth Kimble, Robert King, James King, Lawrence King, William Kish, Margaret Klingmann, Judy Kling, Grant Klink, Yvonne 'Q Klus, Kenneth Krznarich, Yvonne 'A Kulczak, Judy ' J Lambert, Virgil Q Lamielle, Lois Langley, Bob . 5 M Larocco, Pamela :KZ Laskey, Kathleen ' Lee, Beverly A A A xi x A .tlgil Lee, Ronald Lee, Sandra Lemmon, Cecil M . Lennox, Susan 1 Leontas, Costas I I Lerario, Diane X Lidderdale, Jim Locy, Tim Luther, Joseph 1 Lyon, Gary Maddern, Sondra 'H' Mahaffey, Dave K E f ' l ' I ' 'fl- D st 5-, in 1 5 at s..- Q ,, , L s...f X 5- !Q -:L Q all 'V J xx l X A - .- , M f - 'Q , a,. 11 ? , Vrrx 'I . K, 4 n.: -'i - , ,,,,3-f s Q l f I In 1 I in Y S. V '9' . 9'- . W, ,ca U. 'ic . 3' FRESHMEN Makely, Elaine Maksim, Eugene Malatesla, Judy Manley, Richard Markley, Richard Marks, Robert Marshall, Linda May, Velma Mayle, Roger Maynard, Sharon McAllister, John McCance, Susan McCloskey, Ronald McDermott, Patricia McGrath, Shirley Mclntosh, Alan McKnight, Jim McMiIIen, larry McWilliams, Waller McWilliams, Wendy McWhorter, Carol Mekediak, Jo Ann Mendez, Marlin Mercer, Philip Mercier, Neil Meyers, Judy Miccich, Philip Milnes, Arthur Minck, Louis Mock, William Morrison, Judy Moss, Sandy Moushey, Sharon Murray, Alistair Murray, Thomas Myers, Carol Myers, Marsha Nemeth, George Nicholson, Dale Novak, Roberta Oana, Stefan O'DelI, John Ondreyko, Robert Orlando, Elaine Orr, Charles Owens, Wilma Papadopulos, John Patterson, William Perry, Stephen Peterman, Nancy Petry, John Phillips, Carol Jo Phillpott, Barbara Pileggi, Silvio Poland, Judy Pooler, Donald Papa, Virgil Popa, Virginia Popichak, Carol Powell, larry Ramey, Brenda Rouvola, Ronald Reed, Karen Reese, Clarence Reese, George Rice, Mary Richard, David Richardson, Robert Rickey, Kathy Robb, Frances Robinson, Harry Rocci, James Rodgers, Robert Roessner, Carol Rogalske, Walter Rogers, Kathleen Gail Rohrer, Rebecca Rollins, Betty Rosenbury, Shirley Rosetta, Dorothy Ross, Karen Rossi, Sandra Roudebush, Ronald Ryiowski, Edward Sammons, Kay Santora, Karen Santro, Carol Santro, Ruth Saunier, Vicki Scarpino, Gus Scheer, Regina Scollarella, Janie Scott, Nancy Shafer, Pat Shaffer, Kathrine Shaub, Gary Shengle, Lynn Dee Sherer, William Shuman, Gerald Shumar, Thomas Siemund, James Sikora, Margaret Silea, Helen Silvestro, Louis Simmons, lavonne Simon, Erwin Simon, Martha Slacklord, Richard P Slusser, James Small, Robert Smith, Kenneth Snyder, Dorian Souliere, Joe Spear, Jim Sponseller, John Sprout, David Stage, William Stanley, Gary Starche, Sandra Stevens, Russell 'Wi 5'- 'Y 2 Y' ,,, . 1 .L fa if time-fs l R N y .. ..,,,Aq lik e ,sri g A Q gi l e 4 lilly ll Rx N , Y ,,. it W , it 'Vit' ,Qs liilg . -. ' 1 9' L . .. FRESHMEN Stokey, Sandra Stoughton, Barbara Stromsky, Stanley Sukosd, Elaine Summers, Gary Swihart, Barbara Swisher, Jerry Sykeny, Barbara Tartler, Sylvia Terezas, Lynne Thacker, Gary Thorp, larry Tharp, lenny Thompson, William Tidenberg, Homer Tietze, Gary Tingler, Joann Tomey, Alan Tongret, Thomas Toalan, Tim Tornero, Frances Trudeau, Tommy Valaskey, Elaine Varn, Josette Veitch, Robert Vicente, Carmen Vince, Diane Walker, Judy Waller, Eugene Warner, Carole Warner, Hugh Washington, Frankie Webb, Sharon Weir, Thomas Wells, Carolyn Whaley, Donald Wheeler, Edward Wilkenson, Charles Williams, linda Wilson, Robert Witmer, Morgar Wolbert, Paul Wollert, Betty Wright, Geraldine Yacobucci, Carol Yakunich, Steve Yost, linda Young, Donald Young, Roger Yount, Linda Zeno, Darlene Zernechel, Karl Zino, Pat et a i Q -if kmmwmmetn -Q ' This is the end, Paige Palmer fans. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Fronl Row: Judy Klingmann, Dorothy Rosseili. Back Row: Marilyn Buzzo, Karen Ross, Margarei Alvarez. ...seven legs . .. I cup baking powder 2 teasp. vanilla I tablespoon an! poison all Fld' . ff' A Wai? Iill I fix my hair. 133 QWMZW, ADMINISTRATION . . I .,..2..5Q .gy Q . Leff to righi: Mr. Sanford, Mr. S. Lazarus, Mrs. Clyde Wrighl, Mr. Merlin R. Schneider, Mr O. Hinlon, Mr. Wilbur Billings, Mr. W. E. English. SUPERINTENDENT JOHN O' NIEDERHAUSER ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS EMMET L. RILEY HALBERT E. WHITE l MR. CARL MARTIN PRINCIPAL FACULTY . . . Our faculty is comprised of teachers who continuously combine their efforts and abili- ties to make Timken an outstanding vocational school. Besides teaching readin', writin', and 'rithmetic, our teachers participate in many extra curricular activities. They are al- ways willing to guide and advise students. Many of the teachers serve as class guardians. ln addition to the task of teaching, each teacher is interested in individual students. They help boys and girls to adiust to high school life and are ready to assist whenever their time and energy are needed. ADVISERS MISS FRANCIS SEEDERLY SECRETARIES MISS MARION HUTH MISS MARY PERRET MR. W. F. MCARTOR r s 137 CECIL A. ARMITAGE, B. S. IN P. S. M. MARIE I. BACHTEL, A. B. PAULINE E. BRIDGE, B. 5 Instrumental Music Art l, Art ll, Applied Art English III, Journalism MARIAN E. BACHTEL, B. S., M. A. Clothing I, Clothing Il ln Timken Vocational High School, young men and women are trained for initial employment in their chosen occupation or trade. ln the eleventh and twelfth years, the students specialize in one of the seventeen fields pro- vided. Each student makes his own choice as to occupa- tion in the tenth year, according to tests and orientation programs set up in the school. GERTRUDE BOCK, A. B., M. A. English ll, Spanish I, Business English Timken Vocational High School presents Commercial Art in its program. From this course each year emerges the Editor of the Tivo. The course consists ot basic art training to the various branches of commercial art. These include design for display and advertising, lettering for reproduction, sign painting, figure illustration, production and cartooning. VOCATIONAL -ACADEMIC Phil cutting-up in school. Seniors look for new fashions for their spring wardrobe. 41f F4'n l I 'FTM V . , ,ny , ap, , A 5 'Q , . , ,. N? A L. . L B. 4 q- , . -' ii't5i'iEM 1 I ' 39 R X w'i7f5gF??f i X i 5, -awww! ' : ,,L.. : Y - X 4, -1- usx . A A A IM 3 T. NM ggi: ., V ., 0,1 w: 1 ,J ,.- .Q and - Z, ' X , ,as LLL , f, ' 'Lk . 1 W A 3, gg 5 k b 4 -- - , 5 -. -. K h'. s A -My W A ,, nl , Q , ' ai f 5 Ab 4 fy. wr. ., Y i'W ' M-..-...N-....-4 - A 'zQ'?'lW .,w:5.,,... jp L Cosmetology Shop includes the training and tech- niques of shampooing, fingerwaving, machine and ma- chineless waving, manicuring, scalp treatment, facials, receptionist duties, cashiering and telephone courtesy. The course fulfills all state requirements for the licensing of Cosmetologists. ln Dressmaking and Design, dressmaking is studied from a professional standpoint. The girls design and make tailored suits, coats, hats, bags, and evening gowns which they model before various social groups, Time is also given to the construction of draperies, slip covers, and the study of home decoration. Food to please a gourmet's palate is prepared and served in Timken's Tea Room. Timken's print shop has made public many printed publications .g'. 43: uv, PNA!!! available to the school and VOCATIONAL-ACADEMIC WILLIAM l. COLE THOMAS H. EVERETT, B. S. CLIFTON FRIZZELL, B. S., M. A Vocational Welding Vocational Drafting, Related Subiects Mechanical Drawing ll, Visual Aids FRANK CORP, B. S., M. A. MRS. CORNELIA R. FITZPATRICK, B. A. American History, Civics Business Mathematics, Business English, Salesmanship ll- if D ll' .lv Cosmetology offers Timken's girls training and ex- perience by co-operation of students and public customers. Another course is Retailing lor Distributive Educationl. This course is a co-operative vocational training program in which business and school cooperate to provide prac- tical instruction and actual experience on selling iobs. Students may enroll in this program in either their iunior or senior year, however, the cooperative program ap- plies only tothe twelfth year. Exoctness in detail is a must in drafting. Tea Room Restaurant Training is a course which trains girls for commercial careers in the foods trade and for the intelligent management of their own homes. The Tea Room serves as a real laboratory where the girls learn to prepare food and serve it expertly. Pupils who have completed the eleventh year are eligible for cooperative restaurant training in local business establishments. ,. IB V ll? FRANK W. GARFIELD, B. S. MRS. RUTH C. GOSSER, B. S. MRS. GRACE GUERRA, B. A., B. S. Mechanical Drawing I, Woodworking I, Foods l and ll Office Machines I, Shorthand l Electric Shop l, Coaching FRANK D. GONDA WENDELL W. GRAENING, B. S., M. S. Vocational Printing, Related Subjects Plane Geometry, Business Law new mini!! OJ J JOE S. GUERRA, B. S., M. E. KARL A. HAURITZ, B. S. MRS. HAZEL W. HILTY, B. S. Industrial Arts, Wood Shop Machine Shop Hygiene, American History and Civics FREDERICK C. HAROLD, B. S. ROY E. HENDERSON, B. S. Bookkeeping I, Biology, Coaching Mechanical Drawing I The Accounting curriculum is designed to train stu- dents for advanced bookkeeping positions as well as all types of clerical work. Other important business educa- tion courses are included in this program to give the students the fundamentals necessary for efficient office work such as: business English, filing, business law, and office machines. The Secretarial Department is designed to give spec- ialized training in both shorthand and typing and build the students' speed and accuracy as high as possible. Other important subiects are included in the program to give the students complete knowledge of all types of office iobs. These required subjects are: business math, business English, office machines, and bookkeeping. The trade of printers can be learned by apprenticeship and experience offered by Timken. Patience, creativity, understanding of the mediums, skill and practice, formulate the study of the commercial artist. VOCATIONAL-ACADEMIC 6' xx vw 'L I 7 A N, fi- SWZABFLN I 2-f.1:fM3X 1 ,'.l.,.. Qcsx 12 i M es Mm, .f 3 . i I ons ' 1' v. - I 1. X ...iq Q 'la - 'N ., ,an ' - - '. xa 1. .a4'l . l I ,t -il: ,ggvz T: -- U ! ... . 1-. Senior Electrical Students examining current and voltage wave character- istics with an oscilligraph. VOCATIONAL-ACADEMIC The business mathematics course covers a com- plete review of all fundamentals of arithmetic with advances into the various types of calculation and mathematics used in industry and business. Speed and accuracy are stressed. The Automobile Mechanics Course covers all phases of automobile repair on all makes of cars, using upeto-date equipment. Students learn motor tune-up, in the ignition system, maior and minor repairs, repairs on running gears ot the trans- mission, lubrication, fender straightening, body work, and painting. Students in the shop serve as service manager, shop foreman and perform other supervisory assignments. They take an active part in the purchasing of replacement parts and the billing ot these parts. CHARLES J. KINNISON, B. S. A. W. LIDDELL, B. S., M. A. RALPH MCCAUSLAND, B. S. Distributive Education Choral Music General Math, Shop Math WARD L. LAHM, B. A., M. s. W. F. MCARTOR General Mathematics, Algebra, Coaching Dean of Boys, Attendance Supervisor Drafting is the graphic or pictorial language used by engineers and designers to express and record the ideas and information necessary for the building of parts for machines lor the machine itselfl and structures. A drafts- man's job is to produce drawings showing sizes, shapes and necessary information to be used in the production of different machines and structures before they are made. Advanced mathematics required of draftsmen: geometry, trigonometry, and logarithms are used to solve real problems of the drafting room. Vocational Electric Shop students study direct and alternating current theory, circuits, generators, motors, transformers, and electronics. They also study A.C. and D.C. motor control panels and starters. Many hours are spent developing skill on complometers i Biology lab work provides many interesting facts. HERBERT D. MELLON RICHARD K. MILLER, B. S. GEORGE S. MOORE, B. S. Vocational Machine Shop General Mathematics Vocational Sheet Metal, Related Subiects A. CLARKE MILLER, B. S. GEORGE M. MOKODEAN, B. S,, M. A. American History and Civics, English lll Driver Education and Training 4 KARL W. MUSTER, B. S. WILLIAM S. OSBORNE LEONETTA PERRY English lll, American History Related Vocational Welding Vocational Cosmetology JOHN OANCEA RAYMOND V. PELANDA, B. S. Vocational Printing, Related Subiects Journalism, Typing I, Record Keeping, General Business Many interesting proiects are made in the Industrial Arts sheet metal and woodwork- ing classes. Freshmen, in art class, learn to ex- I press themselves with various me- I diums. VUCATIONAL .ACADEMIC During the twelfth year a great deal of time is spent on rewinding and preparing motors and generators. The electrical drawing course consists of blue print reading and drawing or sketching electrical circuits. Through this work the student becomes acquainted with methods of wiring, types of circuits, protection and control of electric current. Power distribution systems, house, commercial and automobile wiring all are a part of this work. Con- siderable time is given tothe study of insulating materials as well as those which are conducting and magnetic. 'Y' 'jaw ,, if . .Q ,WK WL , 3 ., 4 n Q' 'K JY, fr! - .'J3 n-5 fiv ak., . 2 1 x . no nm 40 413'-.!'+ 'r ,...-- w.,' -. ve X.....2 '.'!,..r mul- Mauve.. 4.a4 -- ,..I n ........, Q.. l........If:-o..u..., ,, .. ob n.4.11111---2122111121222---- .zgzzrr , . 1 o D' .U ' bb' 5 '--g.1:f.g24-fix... .1 - l.'4'5,2Z'1Z3-gf! 2 . .'.,,i,'.',,.:,,....,...:. A .'. ,L,.,,,:l,..:',,.+ ov, f',f .,.:,v 1.a .nv,,4' V .'.'. s ,.n',.a ,4nq,, ,I -V' -t,. ,,.-1.u.,' ff,. '1',..'12..q,-'go.'g x :-1'If.- M.-' ' lv.-' H. :I- JT' t 1'? gps ... :Qi - X51 .LP 5 I-f ff. 5. V 5 U-I QA L 4 , 'H on --- 5 h , v . -.fi -'HU --f' a FY.- . ',. I ll' K P 4 E J' as -2- Ll -., The Machine Shop course offers a constant chal- lenge to mechanical-minded students. They learn machine operations on the latest full-size standard machine tools found in the most exacting industries. The Machine Shop Trade Materials course covers the preparation of the building materials used in industry, and the adaptation of the different ma- terials to the purpose intended. Pattern Shop is another important study. The patternmaker is really a model maker as he actually produces full size wooden models of machines and machine parts. The pattern is placed on a large box or flask, sand is rammed or stomped around the pattern, the pattern is carefully removed, leaving the proper impression in the sand. Melted metal is poured into the impression in the sand. VOCATIONAL-ACADEMIC l English, a highly developed art of communication, de- mands c study of its use and structure. JAMES D. SCHWALLIE ROBERT W. SHEARER, B. S., M. S. EVA M. SPARROWGROVE, B. S., M A Auto Shop, Trade Information, Trade Drawing Biology English I FRANCES SEEDERLY, B. A. M. PAULINE SHORB Dean of Girls, Attendance Supervisor Vocational Dressmaking, Related Subiects V - 1 t 11' Typing is a skill, which all efficient secretaries acquire. Students in Vocational Print Shop have the oppor- tunity to learn almost every phase of the printing trade. They learn to operate hand and mechanical feed presses. They learn to run automatic cylinder iob presses and register forms on cylinder presses. They learn the proper use and care of composing room tools and material as well as all the necessary trade terms. Vocational Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning course includes welding, soldering, riveting, seam- ing, and the methods of forming and shaping all kinds of pipes and fittings used in heating and venti- Iating, roofing, spouting, skylights, exhaust, and blowpipe work, automobile and airplane work, and the construction of metal furniture. Senior secretarial class busy transcribing their shorthand notes, .l The study ot literature in English class requires students' atttention ond understanding. GEORGE M. SWANT, B. S. WALTER TISEVICH, B. S. MRS. GRACE E. TOLSON, B. S., M. A. Related Vocational Electric Shop Subiects Sheet Metal and Mechanical Drawing Tea Room Management, Related Subiects MRS. MARGARET A. THOMPSON Vocational Cosmetology, Related Subiects GLENN P. TOLSON, A. B. Mechanical Drawing ll f . DX' f 1.14374 Q ,h l49 li. HARRY V. URWIN, B. S. in ED. LAUREN A. WARRICK, B. S., M. A. Englishl Related Vocational Automobile Subiects JOSEPH E. WAGNER, B. S., M. A. GEORGE R. WEILER, A. B., B. S, Vocational Commercial Art, Related Subiects Related Machine Shop Subiects The Welding Course consists ot one year of gas welding of the commercial metals widely used in the manufacture of metal products by industry. Oxy- gen and acetylene gases with oxyweld equipment are used. ln the twelfth year, electric arc welding is taught, bare and coated electrodes lrodsl of var- ious size being used. Hand torch and machine burning ot steel is also taught. Industrial Arts includes many shops in which the foundations for the technical and skilled work ot the later years are developed. These shops include- Woodwork Shop and Sheet Metal Shop in the tenth year. All industrial arts students are required to take at least three semesters of mechanical drawing. Students prepare for test-day. 5 Industrial Arts and American History study the findings of the past and present. CHARLES B. WILAND, B. S. English ll FRANCIS LeMASTERS, R. N. ADA C. ZIMMERMAN, A. B. MRS. BETTY SOMMERS B. of Rel. Ed., B. of Lib. Science, Librarian Cafeteria Manager Skilled draftsmen are one of industries maior needs. VOCATIONAL-ACADEMIC In Home Economics, students study clothing, foods, hygiene, and home management. These afford them a basis for the advanced vocational work. ln the Commercial Department, students must take some subjects from both Industrial Arts and Home Eco- nomics. ln the Freshman year, boys must take mechan- ical drawing, and girls must take foods and clothing. ln addition, all Commercial students must take general business, commerce and industry, and bookkeeping. Along with these subiects, go the academic subiects. This includes three years of English. All Commercial stu- dents must take business English. Included in the mathe- matics department are general mathematics, Algebra l, plane geometry, Algebra Ill, and trigonometry. In the Science Department, biology and general science are featured. The Art Department includes Applied Art, Art I, and Art ll. Other subiects include American history and civics, and Spanish l. l5l JACK C. BIRIS, JEWELERS CANTON CITY BLUE PRINT, INC: CANTON FLOWER SHOP CANTON LAUNDRY AND CLEANING THE CLIMALENE COMPANY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. COEN OIL COMPANY DUMONTS SPORTING GOODS EPPY'S CHEVROLET, INC. FINNEY'S DRUGS FLANAGAN 8. NIST PAINT CO. HARVARD CLOTHING CO. THE HOOVER COMPANY LETHERMAN SEED COMPANY LUNTZ IRON 8. STEEL CO. MARTIN'S STATIONERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. OHIO POWER COMPANY A-C TOWEL SUPPLY CO. J. L. ARNOLD AND SON BEAVER EXCAVATING CO. BENSON TYPEWRITER CO. RICE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. ANTHONY ROSSI STUDIO SCHUMAN DRUGS SHARFF GLASS, INC. SHIRLEY SHOES OF OHIO THE STERN AND MANN CO. THE SUGARDALE PROVISION CO. TROUP AND PLUTO STUDIO WALTZ THE CAMERA MAN, INC , . . vi '7- -,,g v' A 4 -1. fiiflg. .E ,. P,-.,--.-,,Qiz.g., -. ,gb SQ -. if J U- .. ,V . E f .ggpzg V ,Q Th, ?1'1'f i' i i11',i ,. 1 rpm. X -:Q , .--,n..,. ' ' r 1 , ,ff -5 1 - ., -. 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