McKinley High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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IIXHZJKU 0 iid JE! belt 2 1111s IUSPICIOLIS 0CC'lSl0l'l markc the begxnnmg of the long old gr1nd 1n th1s educatlonal 1nst1tut1on Sept 18 The Golden Bears II auled T1p ton for a 13 0 score 111 the hrst foot ba11 game of the season Sept 75 On thls great and momentous occas1on one W1'llC1l w1l1 gc down n the annals ot the school the 1n1t1a1 ed1t1on of the Clarion was d1str1b uted Oct 2 The Chnton gr dders romped over the Bears for 71 polnts leavlng the 1oca1 boys w1th nothmg but brulses to show for the game 0 t 14 The 11A class put on 1 lltrle dltty entltled The Troll 11 d the T011 Bridge Cct 16 The 1V1c1x1n1ey eleven trounced the Wllson R'1mb1ers glVll g them ex actly noth1ng 'and walked off w1th 6 po1nts Oct 24 The Golden Bears surprlsed everybody lncludmg themselves by beatmg West Waterloo 15 7 trampled the Brulns for 13 pomts and left the defeated boys 6 po1nts 1n arrears Nov 5 Not to be outdone by the 11A s the 17B class presented a 11ght ro mance ent1t1ed The Importance of Belng Ernest Nov 6 The Thunderbolts struck our local menagerle for 15 po1nts 1eav 1ng the Bears contented w1th 7 Nov 13 The Golden Bears journeyed to Fort 1V1ad1son 1 guests of the Bloodhounds and came runnlng home w1th what 11tt1e talls they had between the1r legs to the melody ol 13 7 Nov 16 Two p11el'1ces went Injun on the stage tod1y and demonstrated some of the f5uner1c1n 1bor1g1nes dances ov 18 To the gre it sorrow of many 1n1sch1evous pupils thelr parents came to Qpen House IOI1lg11I 'md talked to the1r teachers W111t ensued after they reached home we dor t know Nov 19 The sophomores went dr1m1t1c on us and presented an astoundlng mystery entltled The 1V1an 1n the Bowler Hat 1Xov The hrst all school ITIIXBI' was held tonight and turned out a great success 1nc1dent1y lt was d1scovered that many of those 1V1cK1n1ey1tes can sho shake a mean leg Nov 71 The ROUghfldlng Bears Roosevelt and 1V1cK1n1ey to you trounced the Ramblmg Thunder bolts can you guess who they are? In the All Star Intra clty game 76 0 No 3 Adolf Zukor Anthony pre sented the 1V1cK1n1ey Scoop News reel showing many happen1ngs around our school Nov 76 66 77 To the great re11ef of all 1 1'lO11d3.y was declared for the mas t1cat1on of turkeys Long 1lVC the gobblersl Dec 1 1V1cK1n1ey began the1r 1os1ng streak that lasted fo ten consecutlve basketball games by bow1ng to V111 ton 21 16 Dec 4 The Ramblers aused the Bears to stumble agaln beatmg them 24 21 Dec 8 The ITlld year muslcal was pre sented tonlght by Miss Maurlne Hambllns and Mr Paul Anthonys departments Dec 18 Roosevelt pled up a 2918 score tonlght mak1ng defeat number 5 or the Brulns Dec 19 The 1-11YEtte sponsored a hug n shuffle to sw1ng tlme nlght wlth qulte a few hoofers at tendmg Dec 71 Chr1stmas vacatlon declared un t1l anuary 4 Dec 31 The Alulhnl barely nosed out the Golden Bears 77 76 ax 4 Back to school but Oh so t1red 15 Fflillxllh 111:21 low the local ve 1 1th 1 binge of baskets totalxng 30 pO1Ilfb The Brums h C1 15 Jax 77 The 17A class preserted an cellent comedy The Whole Town s Tulkxng Take notlce Hollywood' 111-1IffTK Tac r ' ' f' Cl lr , . . . 4 ,, . . , . . . . ,, 'L ,, , ' s . 79 . T xt -I ' ' - ' - I . zoh - ' . .. 1 A 1 1 ' 1 ' V V 7 - 7 1 1 . . - 7 1 7 . I I Y! ' 5, ' ' ff ' ' Y, C ' I Q T 7 . . 1 Y' ' . - 1 , ' V I rv - ., A 1 I .1 . . , l - , L' h I - V 7 1-.ff 77 7 . I I - rl vs c . - ' . , H A . ' ' f . 1 ' ' 77 . 1 5- ' ' ' ' T- I 7 . I 7 . .1 v KI I 4 - K u. 7 7 7 . 1' 4 7 ' t ' T . . K r A 5 9 , , ' - 1 1 - Oct. 30-The Roosevelt Roughriders ' ' ' I '7 I 7 I 71 1 cf, C ' ' 7 , 1 - . - , . . . ' I T 1 ,Q , . ',, I - i . r - h . , . - - - f . 7 . hi- I If 7 Y' ' 7, to- ' 4 ' ' ' V er H - 4 ' 1 ' , ' Q , re 4 1- 1 ' 1 T K K 7 4 . 1 7 ' Y ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' . . ' 4 ' -I 1. - . ' , , ' , - Jan. - 1 ' ' .A f fi N . - - 4 , -- ' ' v' . . . ' - , ' re i 1. Q -y I . K1 . - ' 1. --- - ' 1 . ex- . I I , X a .1 ' t ' 1 . , ' ,