McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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DANCE BAND lst row-Don Plastow, William Morrison. Lee Barnaby, Art Comer, Mary Ann Lallo, Betty Martin, jean Masters, 2nd row-Ted Hayes, jack Ittner, Henry Naef, Walter Portmann, Jack Mosser, Robert Henke, Frank Hann. Director ,..ei . ...7e.e,.7 ee..., , R. Donald Stump Student Director ..,.. ,r....,.., E mil Ciontea tt M X wwsj J 40705571 G ' ' ' G if LE 1' 6 Z lst row-Marilyn Rose, Jean Masters, Betty Martin, Emil Ciontea. X 3 ' Z Zncl row-Lee Barnaby, Ted Camp, Genevieve Knopsnitler, Glen Schwab, Gene Dotson, Carl Weis 'X ' I V, RUS? Jack Mosser. , ww ff ?.! 'gigs' cl row-John Sullivan, Bob Petersen, Ted Hayes, Henry Naef, Bob Henke. 1 . Director ,,,,rr,rr r,,..,.,,,,,,.,,,, , ,,,,,,,r R . Donald Stump Page l36

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ORCHESTRA lst row, left to right-Charmaine Hubrick, Cecelia Stoliper, Carolyn Hanson, Mary Ann Lallo jean Master, Genevieve Knopsnider, Betty Martin. 2nd row-Marilyn McGaughey, Eleanor Okey, Doris Ramsayer, Barbara Goldberg, Mr. Stump 3rd row-Emil Ciontea, jack Mosser, William Hubrich, Ted Hayes, Bob Henke. The McKinley High School orchestra is an organization of which the school may well be proud. This group is a necessary part of many of the activities at McKinley. Music is provided by the orchestra for all class plays, the operetta, and the graduation exercises. The orchestra also played an important part in the production of I-Iandells Messiah, which was broadcast over the radio by WHBC. The production of the musical score of the annual operetta Naughty Mariettau was another achievement of the orchestra. Director ...... R. Donld Stump ff' I. . J- ' 1 . V 1 I . fx P wi i ' I 1 0 ig Page 155

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Xfwwi I W5 V' DRAMA TIC CLUB Af 77 , KWH lst row, left to right-Miss Iris Haverstack. Betty Ream, Lois Colby, Edythe Patterson, Helen Manos, Mary Lou Gregg, Rae Amy Parker. 2nd row-Nancy Eynon, Betty Shull, Virginia Yoder, Joan Tomlinson, Pat Stromp, Lynn Storer 3rd row-Stuart Fisher, Beverly Bruell, Don Halter, Barbara Golderg, Patty Whitmer. President ..,,.,. ,e,,,... . Nancy Primavera Adviser .i,,,,eaae,.,,.,,,,,....,..,...,...e Miss Iris Haverstack The purpose of the Dramatic club is to promote interest in dramatics and to give interested students a chance to show their talent by casting them in short plays that are put on by the club during the year. This years club had several combined meetings with the National Thespian - ,- . , . . . . . . ' K at that they could bring the two clubs together in a closer relationship as they Q. fl , follow the field of dramatics. Ending its season the club had its annual picnic in l f V 3 774 - In V X l? ,J 1 k'x,,A-'SA N ,Z the park Page 137 V gps 5451! N. of g f is