McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Fin! R0i'lJi,l1l'J'I Sfzazjf, .llliff Lynn. Srrimzd Row illr. j6lC!C'IIll1I, .llzz lffifde, .lIr. Branirz, rllr. Ufriglzt. Tfzircl Roca-.lllz Carter, .llr. Young, rllr. Bixlfr. llOlII'fl1 Row-.1112 rlikmz, fllr. Peabody. Science There are a number of studies offered for students interested in science. Bi- ology is the study of living plants animals and their effect upon life as whole. Chemistry is the science of composition of substances and transformation under various condit Physics takes up the study of various things that happen to inanimate Laboratory work, in which pupils make individual experiments, is a feature of these courses. Mr. Swan Booher, Miss Heinrichs, Mr. Porter, Metzger, Miss Clarke, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Riley, Mr. C. C. Smith, Mr. Fretz, and Mr. Lanning are science teachers. ..L. .gn-jfffgg Dhysical Education Gymnasium work for at least two years is required of every student at McKinley unless he is physically unfit. Apparatus work is done in both boys' and girls, gym classes. Pyramids and drills are formed and the classes work on the annual gymnasium exhibition. James Aiken heads the coaching force at McKinley. This force directs the ac- tivities in football, basketball, swim- ming, and track. The coaches cooperate with the students in organizing athletic teams. Mr. Branin, Mr. Wieck, Miss Sharif, Miss Lynn, Mr. Peabody, Mr. Wr'iglit, Mr. Young, Mr. Bixler, and Mr. Carter, along with Mr. Aiken, complete the physical education and coaching staff. Raw-.lfiyf Clarke, flli.r,v Hfizzrichf. Sfcorzfl' Row-.lI1'.Boo1zfr, .llr. Riley, .llr. Swan. Third Rowffllr. Jletzger, Jlr. Frflz, fllr. Porffr. Fourllz Raw-flfr. Laruzfvig, fllr. Pratt, .llr. C. C. Smith.