McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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NATIONAL THESPIANS Seated, left to right-Barbara Goldberg, Jean Pantelli, Don Halter, Beverly Bruell, Lefteria Zagorean, Lynn Storer, Jean Binkley. Standin-Paul Hanenkrat, Smart Fisher, Francis jakmides, Lois Colby, Jean Schumacher, Roy Shiflet, Suzanne Weaver, Jean Sperling, Miss Haverstack. President . ........... ..... P aul Hanenkrat Vice President ....r, ,..,.,......... J ean Binkley Treasurer .,..,r..r., ,.,.,..,.. L efteria Zagorean Adviser ,..,, .....re M iss Iris Haverstack The National Thespians strive to inspire an active and intelligent interest in dramatics in McKi-nley. This year two casts were sent to entertain several women's clubs in Massillon. There are certain requirements necessary to become a member of Troupe 310. Merit is determined by a point system which are earned by hard in stage managing. Some members' are Jean Binkley, Frances jakmides, Roy Shiflet, Tillie Zagorean, Don Halter, Beverly Bruell, and Paul Hanenkrat. Page 159

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CLASS PLAY lst row, left to right-Lois Colby, Stuart Fisher, Nancy McDevitt, Antoinette Di Minno, Beverly A Bruell, Don Halter, Lynn Storer, Tillie Zagorean, Jean Pantella, Par Loehr, Norma Conner, Roy Shiflet, Frances Jakmides, Maurice Heller. ff? M ffx in 1 , - x -P' ,il 'WFYWG' f- A J , bl :i V i 'Y E bggyi The lights lowered, a hush fell over the audience, and the curtain opened on Booth Tarkington's delightful comedy The Fighting Littles , a story of a teen-age girl who gets into many difficulties trying to follow her parents' ideas of an ideal daughter. - A Mr. Little, the hot-headed father was played by Donald Halter, Mrs. Little, the peacemaker of the home by Beverly Bruellg Goody, the attractive and irresponsible daughter, by Nancy McDevitt, Ham Ellers, Goody's handsome and regular boy friend, by Stuart Fisher, and a Winsome Southern belle, Henriette, by Frances jakmides. Others in the cast were Patty Loehr, Lynn Storer, Maurice Heller, Tillie Zagorean, Roy Shiflet, Norma Connor, Antoinette DiMinno, jean Pantelli, Wilson Rownd, and Lois Colby. Director ,,,,,,.. ,c,.... M iss Iris Haverstack Page 138

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W W N. F. L. jfityw ffiffifatf lst row, left to right-Jean Nero, Jean Pentella, Pat Turner, jean Dowsett, Leona jordan, Suzanne Weaver, Charmaine Hubrich, Nancy McDevitt, Mitzi Peterson, Betty Martin, Ceceilia Stoliper, Margaret George, Lois Buchanan, jean Shoemaker. 2nd row-Frank Tabrico, Bob Mendelson, Dick Fulk, George Armantides, George Maragakes, Abe George, Dick Hinterleiter, Louis Fernandez, Gene Chufar, Maurice Heller, Erwin Schwarzwald, Irwin Klein. 3rd row-Curtis Lyle, jim Tinls, Bruce Slesnick, Harold Adler, Bill Hubrich, Dave Young, Paul Van Nostran, Nick Petros, Albert Rea, Mr. C. M. Schindler. President ............. ,..... R ichard Hinterleiter Vice President ..... .......... W illiam Hubrich Treasurer ........... c..., L ouis Fernandez Secretary ................. ....... L ois Crawford Assistant Secretary .......... - ....................... jean Neso Dick Hinterleiter was second in the state Prince of Peace Contest and Maurice Heller, a freshman, was fourth. In the District N. F. L. tournament held at Kent University in which 13 schools competed, McKinley placed second to the Massillon squad by a score of 60 to 58. The McKinley team composed of ten members brought home 11 medals, six silver medals, and three bronze medals, and two silver Ohio State Speech League qualifying medals. A The N. F. L. Chapter also qualified four students and the debate team for the State finals at Columbus April 4th and 5th. Members also attended the District Student Congress held at Lehman High School Q jim Titus won first place in the State with the humorous declamation Green q asturesf' p 'af2Q2?'?4' t W' 4 . Q r7 'Y t VW r Page 140