McKinley High School - McKinleyite Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Mathematics lncluded in the mathematics depart- ment at McKinley are plane geometry. solid geometry. algebra, trigonometry, shop math, and business arithmetic. Some of these courses are required in every graduating program. The faculty group consist of: Miss Broda, an A. B. from Vllestern Reserve university: Miss Perry, who has an A. B. from Hillside college. and an A. M. from Columbia universityg Miss Shumaker, who has an A. B. from Denisong Miss Rice, Who holds an A. B. from Oberlin collegeg Miss Walton, who has an A. B. from Oberling Mr. Weedman, who has an A. B. from Eureka collegeg Mr. Jackmanywho has an A. B. from Ohio Wesleyan universityg Mr. llowser. who has an A. B. from Ohio Wlesleyan university: Mr. Boone, who holds a Ph. B. from Grove City college. Mr. Bartlett, who is a graduate of Indiana State Teachers' collegeg and Mr. Cherry. who has an A. B. from Ohio VVesleyan. Fzirif Rau'-.llz'.r,r l:'fJ'zf11wl!1 ,xllIf,V4'!IHlll?I, .'ll1'.r.r Flora SL'lIHz I-KZINT, .llixf Clara Sflzzlfitlfr. Second R!JZL'fLlIif,f Doroifzy l'og1'1gfi'z1r1g. .lfiff Emily Zurdzrr. Tlzirzl Ruiz' --,llzfrr Gnfilif' lfn:c',vr7', .lliff .llzllihlrl Sffzzzffrr. Fifi! Rl1EL .llli,i'j Lifffmz lVzz!!rm. .llzrr Edwin Sfzunzalw'1', .ll1'f,f LlU'Iilz' llfmzrr, .ll1'ff Kzztlzfririf' Broda. Suwmz' Rust'-llr. Ln' Clzrrry. .lfl-if Grafx RIAKT, llr. T. li. furknzzzri. Tlzirtl Row! llr. ll. IV. fIo:L',rn', .llfx Don Ifnrflwfl. Ffmm Rowfllr. Ufio IlfVz'r'Ll7lIll7I. .llzz 0. lf 1300111 Modern La neuaees The three principal foreign languages. French. German. and Spanish are taught at Nlclfinley. Four years may be given in any of these languages if the students desire them. This department is ably carried on by a group of teachers who have had training both here and abroad. Included in the group are: Miss Motsch- man, who has an A. B. from VVittenberg and an A. M. from Columbia universityl Miss Flora Schneider. who has an A. B. from Western Reserve university and an A. M. from Columbia universityg Miss Clara Schneider. who has a B. L. from Western Reserve university and an A. M. from Wisconsin: Miss Vogelgesang. who holds an A. B. from Wittenberg and an A. M. from Columbia: Miss Zurcher. who has an A. B. and an A. M. from VVestern Reserve university: Miss Bowser who has an A. B. from Oberlin college: and Miss Schuster. who has an A. B. from NVE-stern Reserve. of PAGE 21 HS 'S N 0' f I

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fini Ruta' mllr. C. lf, Fry. .lIr. Lloyd llyalf. fllr. ll. D. Palmfr. Swrnzuf Row- VVV- .llrz llfrlvfrf .l1'w!.'o11. .llh lf, U. .fzigrmx Tlzfnl Roca'-.llr. C. .l. Lylf. .llrx T. Hf'HH1'r1g. .llrx Fw'f'm'l lw'1'yM'. Latin Latin has been found to have continu- ed as one of the popular elective subjects at McKinley. Four years are offered and there is an unusually large staff of tea- chers for one subject. The course in- cludes the study of the grammar ofthe language which starts in the lirst year and continues throughout the whole four. ln the second. third. and fourth years the students study Caesar's Gallic wars. Cicero's orations and Vergil's Aeneid. Teachers of Latin are: Miss lfthel Stonehill, who has a Ph. B. from the College of Vllooster and an A. M. from Columbia university. Miss Colf- man with an A. B. from Oberlin college: Miss Bock, who has an A. B. from Capital university: Miss McConnell who has an A. B. from Ohio university: Miss lfrdman, who holds a Ph. li. from Woostei'g Miss Hastings. who has an A. B. from Ohio universityg Miss Lutz, who has a Ph. B. from VVooster1 and Il1duStI'ii:lI Academic or college preparatory stud- ies are also maintained by a second group of the staff. These studies include mechanical drawing, mechanical draft- ing. architectural drawing, shop mathe- matics. and printing. A Craftsmanship club has also been organized in the de- partment to advance the interests ofthe boys in their work. In this department are: Mr. Fry. who has had his work in Ohio State universityg Mr. Hyatt. Whose work was taken in Kent State collegeg Mr. Palmer. a graduate of Smith Hughes Work collegeg Mr. Mellon, with training from Carnegie Techg Mr. Angove. whose work was taken in XVestern Reserve university and Akron universityg Mr. Lyle. a graduate of the Boston School of Printing: Mr. Henning who holds an A. B. from Ashlandg and Mr. Beyer who has a B. S. in E. li. from Ohio Northern university. Fllliil Rou'f,lIz'fr lfllzrl Sfmwfzifl. .ll1'.i.r fuauzilrz f:Ilff771l1?I. .llzlir f,r'I'ff1A!fl' Huck. SITIHIIIY Rowe- . , . .ilftf .11-rf viz. .mlm le 1 Ed , MISS 5hClfQ11- Whff l10ldS 11 Ph- B- ffflm Tliird!llllf:l'f.l?1'.liilllyfcwfyu Jlafilflgri-,A Mount Union. .X'f!!z'f Iam.. .lim l1'rw!yu Slwlmn. 5 QE PAGE 20 lv I

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Intl Rm'--.111-. l'.'114! Bz',x!fr, .lI1',rf lfzwfrrz Sfinrff, .Iliff .lfiiiimif Lynn. .lllt Cfzzlrhii' lfrzigfzf. Sfrmzrl RlIfC'.lll'. ll. I.. lIIIi f'A', .VL lffffx f.'ar.'f'r'. .ll1'. 73-if fS'1'z1r11i1i. yllllifrf Ruiz' '-.ll1'. fzzvzrf .l. lv'1:. Ch8l11iStl'Y '- Dhysics Two of the popular courses at McKin- ley are chemistry and physics. They at- tract the students who are taking college preparatory work. The former deals with the chemical reactions of organic and inorganic matter: the latter deals with the principles which underly many of the well known things of the universe. Those who teach chemistry are Mr. lio her. who has an A. B. from Mus- kingum and an A. M. from Uhio State university: Miss Clarke who holds lg. S. and A. M. degrees from the University of Michigan: Mr. Fretz. who holds A. B. and Ph. D. degrees from the College of VVooster: Miss Heinrichs. who holds a li. S. degree from Denison university and an A. M. from University of Chicago: and Mr. C. C. Smith, who holds a ll. S. degree from Case. ln the physics department are Mr. Metzger, Who has a B. L. degree from Kenyon college: and Mr. Porter. who has a li. S. degree from the College of Vilooster. 51 S ' 3 y 4.,s X XX Dhysical Education Fm.. V Physical education at McKinley takes in hoys' and girls' gymnasium and swim- ming classcs. intramural sports, reserve sports, and varsity sports. Two years of gym or swmnmng work are required of every student. Adequate facilities and an etlicient staff are available for this work. The same corps of teachers has the intramural sports and varsity sports under their direction. The group in- cludes: Miss Sharff. who teaches girls' swimming. and who holds an A. ll. from Michigan universityj Miss Lynn, gym director who has an A. li. from Oberlin: Mr. VVeick, a graduate of the Normal School of Gymnastics: Mr. VVright. who has a H. S. from Miami university: Mr. Carter who has an A. li. from Mount Union: Mr. Young. who is an A. ll. from Vvittenbergz lVlr. llixler. who has an A. B. from Mount Union: and Mr. Aiken, head coach. who has :I B. S. from Vllashington and jefferson. Fifi! Rowf.ll1'. R. IJ, .llf'lf.g1'J', .lfr. -fflflll Pvrlfr. Srfmizf Ro:z'f.l11',-U' l.r'ff:1 l.'faM'N. -llr. C. Uv. fwli.. illlifm' ,lfflr'gf1r ,' llr1'i1f'1'i'f:f. Tfllifif Ruiz'-4 .Ura C. C, Smfrli. .llr. l.. ll. lfmlzfr. el PAGE 22 go