McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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MKCIKIIN ILIEVBS lflEAX+l2lHIlNfl3 Slf,cXlflF C-3463 FR HTUFURIC the annual has dealt mainly with eXtra-curricu- ll-l lar activities. ln this new section, therefore, we have attempt- ed to present a picture of everyday school activities and to give some idea of the work necessary to complete a successful course. These pages reveal the duties of the faculty and the work involved in the various courses of study offered at lVlcKinley. Under the old arrangement, but a limited number of teachers saw fit to insert their pictures in the annual. The section, therefore, was never truly rep- resentative of the teaching force at McKinley. This new plan has en- abled us to picture the McKinley faculty as is and in toto. Accord- ingly, we present this new section, which introduces the McKinley faculty, without whose cooperation and guidance we could never have completed this successful year of 1933. Administration and Library administrative department. lVlr. L. G Pottorf is the principal, and lVlr. H. W brarian and supervises all library work RU'l4 5l1'1'-'f lYf 1KfVl': Allflff C- Kfffff, .lliff Miss Van Kirk are the oflice secretaries mlauf .lllfm IJ.Bo:vmu11.Second Rnfcfllr. .llr. Purlorri, .llr. linker. At the head ofthe teachers who make up the faculty of Nlclfinley High is the Benedict is the vice principal. Mr. Pot- torf and Benedict cooperate with and lead both teachers and students in order to make McKinley a modern, pro- gressive institution. Mr. Louis Bakel heads the attendance department of the school and directs the checking ofabsencc and tardiness. Miss D. Bowman is the li- Miss C. Keller, Miss Krumlauf, and

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