Timken High School - Tivo Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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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.

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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.

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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.