McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Commercial Included in the commercial course are backkeeping. typing, stenography, cost accounting. salesnianship, business En- glish, secretarial studies. and business arithmetic. lnstructors in these branches are: Miss Darrow, Who has 21 B. S. in lid. from Miami: Miss Dovey, with an A. B. and a B. S. in Ed. from the Uni- versity of Nebraska: Miss Leah Stone- hill. who has a B. S. in Ed. from Uhio university: Mr. Lawrence. with a B. S. in Ed. from Kent State college: Miss Roller, who has a B. S. in lid. from Ohio university: Mr. Ford, who has an A. B. from Defiance: Miss Westlake, with a B. S. in oflice training: Miss Post. with training in Michigan State Normal col- lege: Mr. Gowdy. who has a B. S. in Ed. from Bliss college, and Mr. Good- man, who got his preparation in Bowling Green college. iw-f Rf::c'f.l1:fif .ll'. ll. ll'1'.'rrn1. .llf.v.vFfur'rf1rw llnuvlry. .lffw llflllll-IIN Urztfnw. Srrmzrl Ruiz' - .llitf Rzzflmrzrl llxzvfr. .llfxf I:'.irf1,'r' Putrrfiauglz. Third Rl1fl .llli. .i' .llabrf l'm'Irr, .llzifr -fzznrl illflgllllf. GH PAGE 17 go Fim! Row -.llz'.r,v Dorolfzy llrzrrucc. .lliu llnzfl Dowy, .lliff lmzzfz Sforlwlzliff. Sfvond Rnwfzllr. l.7y,i1w'.i l.11wf'u1rf, .llzfnv lVnl!fZm Roller, fllr. B. B. Fnrrl. Tlzfrzf Rf::4 -.llffr .wzzrgitfrflw 1Vf.f!fz1fc1'. .llzlr Hair! l'11.vI. llllllfffl Ruiz' fzllr. fjllflflffl Cntcrly. .llr. lf. F. fiflfltflllllll. Sonhomore linelish In sophomore English one receives instruction in English technicalities. This comprises the first half year. The second half is devoted to the study of literature such as Tale of Two Cities , Silas Mamet , Lady of the Laken. and Julius Caesaru, An efhcient corps of teachers endeavors to develop the Stll- dents' interests in good reading. This group of teachers includes: Miss Mc- Bane, who holds a Ph B from the Col- lege of NVooster: Miss VVilson, with an A. B. from VVittenberg: Miss Davis, who holds an A. B. from Oberlin college: Miss Potter, who has an A. B. degree from Ohio State: Miss Puterbaugh, Who holds an A. B. from Muskingum: Miss Gruber who has an A. B. from VVooster, and Miss Florence Housely who has an A. B. from Oberlin and an Ed. M. from Harvard. N 0

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I'l iStUl'y McKinley offers live courses in history. Two units ofsocial science must he presen- ted for graduation. ln this department are Miss Hill. who has 11 B. S. from Ohio Stateg Mr. Koehler, who holds a Ph. B. from the College of Vlloosterg Miss Heid- man who has an A. B. from Mount Uniong Miss Lehmiller, with an A. B. from Wilson college: Miss Galbreath, who holds an A. lg. from Allegheny col- legeg Miss Marburger, who has an A. B. from University of Michigan: Miss Bair who has a Ph. B. from VVooster, and an A. M. from Columhia universityg Miss Bess Thompson. who holds a Ph. lg. from Muskingum and an A. M. from Univer- sity ol' VVisconsing Miss McNarv, who has a Ph. B. from Wcvoster and an A. M. from Columbia universityg Mr. Barnes. who has an A. li. from VVooster and an A. M. from Columhiag and Miss Shaver. Who has an A. B. from Wlooster. FIU! Rowfllr. G. F. fllzzlirk, llr. G. S. flfoorf, .WL IV. D. Parker. Sffunzl R0w4.Wr.1?0wlf,r, fllr. LW 1,IIIICI1il'f, fllr. Clydf Cari. Third Rwllf fllr. S. P. S7711-ffl. .llr. C. Lzifffff. QE PAGE 19 Ho ,f 1 Isfllff RliCL '.lIl',l',i' Kuff' Sl'fIi 'I', .llrry Ruffz Lffz- vlzilfrr. .ll1'r.v Ella .Var llxfrlmazz, .ll1i,i',i'Fl0rN1z'f Iliff. Svrmztl Rtzw-.llziff 11151 CIIHIITIIFXI, F. Knff'Ifrr, .llixr Efrlzrr Y'fmvzp.r.'n1. Tflfm' Roicf ilIi,r,v .llargzwrits Bair, .llrx R. lfarmfv, .llziyy .llzzry .Vai Nnry. IrldllSlriill Among the I1lOSt practical and diversi- fied courses at McKinley are those in- cluded in the industrial arts. These are included in the college preparatory de- partment. They offer a knowledge in cabinet making. carpentry, electric shop. machine shop, pattern drafting, foundry, sheet metal Work, and printing. The faculty for this course includes: Mr Malick, a graduate from the School of Industrial Artg Mr. Moore, who holds a B. S. in lid. from Ohio universityg Mr. Parker, who has a li. S. from Ohio uni- versityg Mr. Bowles a graduate of Indiana State Teachers' college: Mr. Pancake, who has a B. S. from Indiana State Teachers' college: Mr. Garl, with a B. S. from Purdueg Mr. S. P. Smith, Whose work was taken in Miami: and Mr. Littell, Whose work was taken in Valparaiso college. N nv 1 I